davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-30
H91OfiAND7S
GERMAN Nz'CIERs

t01taEtfssed al rt oEa Y!ttues which srh 70 pro-
mote hza!sny sns vlkoreustue- Unhze tho genata1:T
qf Eatts1s, sae3 are NOE Az 4LCuaQLlC NLk,
TURB. bus
A PURE T0a1C.
Composed entirely Of sessla5ls sasstansss,
rHHY 4Es
Po5ITIVE UuRE FOB Dy3p EP3IA
AND D1ssAsRs RRsULT1~a FRoA
bjaoruers of the Liver al1a-
Digestive crgaHsy
AND weAss>ED AEn peaiLrrATED sRa&8a
aRcoKk kE: k"En VI WITH AZ Fa2
YIaDE OF aG4LTa4 BIZ 4
FREE UsK OF
1uE@-
vB Se1em1er, :nar this Blst.rs IL ups IN R,eucass
mixture. : parroom drink. ar substitute tor rxR,
1ua uarao. n.dloust7 an-rercs tna r:oa Ct d1ut=xs
uG1s TITO your fAHthta.
% Joa w.as soressh1rg % sssessszzn Yn.
03 ynu seAus Hood appetltd1
% Yda vaHt u sulid au eocz Coes1jtus1ez7
ua yor uars 70 Fssl Wilt
o. Yuu Uxnr u get rio Il Hs19s1snsS=s
Do gua u.as fEesg7F
pu yaa uazt "a elssr Naui
10 ynr w9cs s;8r1sk ana Vlxe.:ss xeafua3
u soa DO. use EnoELAADH eBIsAAn nIrTw7.
oo.s-7a t=e senownx .yupse=as, srsa1s.az u*x
disozde1a oi Ia Dx eaty Urx.na:
NV, @onsnt.p
$50, Hs:s assi;:s Il q s'SSa H. So g g..
zSssss y %3ss1xst- s. s.s@1:a ssss
s nss q ss9ss i,
sa:e umne.s of ;i3tcn, hot.or WEBB natn1e ts
= Esss' s'e9iP'. 'es8 4 ssss;i': s'ss R:;s = r
;s'sssSi j III. 81 .$ssf;s;ss' il:
n''ssss,'2a 'se,nis OF
FR6H oH 4 4HE F9S FSS 4aSszs TaSsss l. sSazsEf1
Ft<oA TeE HoF TRoM. B. Fi0a5NI O. r. Il,
haso No seslist;o1 m ,s1it'cE ne iast snst @5
ss sfsss, ps-sss ID en.foa. p ii a:sss
w. ass;:s IS =
se. Truly 5'aF gtfHEh g4tfHH6EhAs .. s1oRxso,.
FROM TIE HON. J.syB n*uo.:
sas y p htss e ysai aqba bs :. e
111y hA % 10 lGsrG1ca II sA9l,x reat IT hs Q951
aEes Il r.
d,s.sstsSz :hs " e one bott:e gS;e sscca se.:s
nas rronrr,ea the euro, ior there M n.en Jyas
u e 4 L I'd q s: :. sasapisa Il
and a 5ss, 5aeb II IS : II III
1en5z9s wen xngwn s:ssts.a :. me- nsss @
ssesss @ = IL s11s.se ~ q
na5 n1rss Ses7 Z e 9e r. e H.Gti5s shn,c
Femoe.tsn N. y, hTnrrlY Of sne North Bs9.1zt
EsT. =: 5. SsiEdics. rzst= CT Twelfth Hssss<e
RsS. fao1ss Ain,sr. Fastaz et Eazaorouga Bssast
| {Mnfch, Pen1sffvuu1h
, 1864-08-30
#ilaEEitEMKDn9,
DEAL An u Il EFLECIe

It has rsaa ron t.me lmn=uo1ai lts oh8s7k i
ph0anra-optsts tne scEtt fe@aedy tcg tae E1 .
.tfe and ecicnttnc st1 ba2 Tcr AGES explored evt17
ayrnre o<der TO discover tee b1ddtn secreE Il naa
been however sf7sG for modern acencc % tZEEx
bsGo.o TIE Resfd .hs great de5-1og.r c1 dtsez1e.
md IA
, 1864-08-30

.@The people Of the l-Jal States will not
eoon forget that eleven Of The fifteen states
which gave Democratic m'jo1ittes asainst
Mr. Lincoln ha7e been in arns against the
Unian from thst ray, and eleven OF the if
teen Democratic Governors, in 1851, arc NOW
or hsye been leading traitors.
, 1864-08-30
FINANCIAL aNp COMMERCIAL,
MON BTA0Y.

AoEDAT EIEHrya, AuR, %, 1sa4,
Business to-day Wes Hreas!g 1ntesfered with by
tho e1cltemeptfn the CITY couee1n'n:; the Copper
head Convention, and cur bankers report l,eht
transactions In alnoAs eTery department
There VIA good suppl, Of currency. and al 1e-
c,tsna,e demanls msde At the di.eouns houses
wire freely met at ten per cent Very little pro-
drce paper was offered.
Eastern exchange was gust At X per cent dis
count buying, and par to Is per ccu1 selling
Goid suffered further decline -to~day-ths d1st
b4ard IN New York e!cs1l 6 at 241S aud ths sseood
ot s37x. Private dispatches. haweser, were rs~
celyed quo.,ng 1t ~ low ~ s5. The following aso
tie Dispatches received b5 JAtnes BoYa, gold bro
, 1864-08-30

4xx .xp RAIL "F101oHrs-Ttetp d 10 cn$fso
HI e: II :ss :ss -,
Fs1; 9sss e sse e M iets: 12 ks saa fs
s H.. S::i !; nil: w.: g..
h1kt nonstes, y - s;ssT I'm ,;..'''.
Fo;g s?1 e I. oasss., as5 ss: =. %
Fsa91 70 aors;snc. J.: e..
s. F;ts1 e sos's 80 q 3 isss Si': ~
n11L,oAo fEnoR4s-fhe1e II 10 oaaess IN t"'7s
We aaes7: ronssa clas: T'oqs:
TO ~. E't., =. 4 .sa I:ss nr's:: :; +
10 Hesson' -. - ~ nd I.is II
g Sss's kss;s1 +; 4; i,;i ia s. ss'4 Is
10 s9n4'' ri nd iafs kiiS 9
e ss,t'sssse; s., ~. ~ Z ~ '&
e e.: lii: sa.es:S .9s;
Es!s: sn,. ;.s:1 r. s:ls
.:!s E ~: sr.rs :: :, 81 Is
81" pa asa 81 - Ill n%1EoSe =:
sH9:ap-,a =: TN. Bz.a 10 tn 3 .e g !osn track;
~: nka5%-ea q: J. =. stSi" iii i Z
al W.n * e g,*nss e res q eht's ~ , II
Ter i, 3soa: its In = s7p; go 81 81 g .
lpds I'll " ,; 3 g 8
;;s 81 II 5eiss s5sat i !; III
s s i d e ses y b s5sss e !:
@ y y = e: "a :Rfst sd
:; oe i:s .s'a2s os1 .6: r.
s. is;ss q ss e sSsss sis:isx tsss es9
III i, as4stt ss: f. :h'sR5s
b b y o:s: E & e. (;
o. =, !: ssae s. 20 ~ y s aa d, ss
, 1864-08-30


The ePenrs<y1vania Election.
The official 1ttutns OF toe election In PIon-
s,lyauta, on the ameDdmeuts to the constl'
tutitn, are as follows: ..
], Pc,n.s1,i, ss,1dicrs to votc-Nholc num-
be, uf .ot.s, S05, ,s1L In favor, 199, ,959; op-
1peei, 1o5, ,ss52o-u s52- -usnjvrity, eiGo7.
2. Prohibiting two SUBJECTS In ono onasI-
mint Of lctfsluturc-gbolen number, 22s5,otL
IN ,asor, 2lo, o,4co; opposed, e, ,16s-1nn}ort5'
1Gt 80 r.
! Prohibiting TIC legislature to interfere IN
| JuGfcir1 coLt,over<3ee-whole uuuber. 2s5,-
$50. In fayor eo7, ,s37; opposed, 5,91S-
| ns}ority, 1s1. q2244
GEN. GRANT on Standardization VIII
sons quotation ii Gen. Graut's views Of
slavery having b cn gu. STONED, the follow
Ing is given as TIC precise words usrd By
Gen. t,rAn1 In q lctier to Hun Z. B. Wash.
burte, dated Arg. 13, 15C3:
The Ieople Of the Nor,h nee not quarrel
over taf 1nttttutinn OF 6ftvery. What Vice
lIettdt 1t Steve nr. .acknu lodges as the cor
nrf e'one of tie copfcuer1cy Is Hirea3 ?
, kneckec ont Slavery Ia a,~exdy dead, and
cannht he rt6urrecrcd, 1t w4q}l tAke q
standing aruy 10 il hintatn slavery in the
sGntE, II VT Ftn to make peace to-day
guaranteeing 70 tl'e South sll ther forMe1
CONSTITUTION ut pr's ti.g.e. I ncvcr was an
H1c}itltnIkt, roi ert II " hut 2culd be called
anti-ssave1x, but- t,v 10 3nagc f.,r,y aud
tuuct1]y--a. It. became pHteAt to NV mind
early In ~ n otlilou that- the Nnrta I'd
: l-Se.nth could never liTe 1T rtaca with eact
o,tes sxcs p. as ore atiou. and that without
. | t1tv.ry. Af Grxtnur e. am tu SEE peurc cs
: 4a1,ielt d, Tnulu ps,1 therefore, bc-wlli1ns
, to see sns settlement until this question i
4 foyeytr setrle0.
, 1864-08-30

uerr the market opened" paalcJ" at 30 aad
decliued at ass, 1t whIchlt Closed 5hses fe'l to
as5. CAn.ds currency aud coupons, s35. Five
Twcnties we're dull at t1l hay1n9 aud 1.s selling.
Seven-1hir.ies, Ill befinE and III ceiling.
The following ID the New Fosx Stock Market,
August y, ~ received by q. F. saitons.all 8 Co.,
Commission Stock and Bond Brokers, II CiarA
, 1864-08-30

B- Herbert, the member Of Congress who
tb.t q walter at W,il1rd's H,tel, tor hat pass
ipc the tcssa quicsly euungh, has died in tho
r,M1 service from q 9"n4sd received In the
bsttie Vi Msns6rld. He YVES Co'onea. The
conct, OF d-nt II rIrtl paper writes
!" 1t IL sud to re4ect that this hravs officer
hlf'teAtb fr,,1u rome yilr -crenfure not 8t to
live, sucl aA cuuposo the msjority OF the
Ysnks akpy."~
, 1864-08-30
ne,acAG0 0a1Lx naaEh1,

An aa.as a. 9suss rsRs<ess ~ aas ns1rkss rsport
- - q NO ~ = sks~oSs psT 6a4Aes, vaLds,
sas.rsa4ss Tosed r CIR u a31i dAissred uales,
pSteftgfs1 stQfA&. .
ERRt+.aTe-akA1a f1ttS9Krs ss<tes; e., f,'. tns
nif. S,1. vl,h oatx NJ 70: pr,p H'a n. cnA IN II:
xt8tp, hA.k Eadter orate- wlth roros - ss ~
AsHr. ,u->v.,-~.yr, "a no RI sreu
, 1864-08-30

~ 4 r,;s ,.cn.n nrd w,tu ,1e-s motives that 70
NAVY ~, .nr d.s nave .1yeu thar .,rez. eng
10 tl.e s,r cye c.k 4xre2aaIy D,~!1ed IN al hoaoy
aid Cdest4. ehcl' =ucl deviation rs that Of or
decd ct1:rad<@ x Il 10 4r4slf Shalt Be a.ia IN
sitter seea that " laeksd to- viso, to COMPLETE
aAs no1A uos 14-oo.' t.-s - -.
2 oOe s''t* .eet s.ve"' 'se ''ss 1 !,
&fe7' ft.1'oA1 tas A'tta. cI' !+''a e.e s.ssat a.
49, .,s........+ 49, $500 IT,
" e[ee4' 80, ~
"'eti Ao'e A'":a" ueo AN Ns.- -
p'o'ies, ana LUZ t4s ontf oA.st ..-, 49,
our enc'ee 70 'oe s'117e esa'o' % tns ,soe, :,
uoh OF t1e oef.'ac1.oi' VI W.
We arc "oi "'9estlas ~ .ass
on sne se'oAa's, @o3 ~
supporter u e"e eaNt4'n4eon n@'n rs sooo.7e
every "o1H con'aahc1 II .as cA3.s., oo|
We 90 Gu mpaasacadz, p1oSet W Ea1as tuc an .
meaeufto ane Hatenane aeoa.s.S.vn ~ .saC1s,,a... -
1tesioeIs 0in'o,a ""]as :.
supporter, - LIE euosA'o'" ~ w eAeetJ
~oat Uee1cuAa ~
1helf fneoLs1e'eIes nnu a'a't'o 'oee''>H Vac
uest fnocAns. .1 1'NAN -
r.. ] s,ce,.t - ~ The nros.cn,;ou r. tSc var ior
~. .-,,,,, c.s;o,, ~ rho ,sh,,,;an
vc con,,nr,,d t.to all y HON If NAV con-
r.,r,,.. NJ, srt;c,r froa. .he p,chmono D.snatcn
~, 49, 49,. ~ 49,, .,,,,.-
~ ~ ~ t...so ~. -. ~ sao-
49, ~. .a..:' ..s - tha carc,s.-
$3.50 ss,as 49,, 49, 49,. =, a,st.cs ~ .,ss.tfon
Sr--..,,s.,s -. .,,,oer 10 q. a.r.1z
- =. ,ho ,1,.,r,,a and uf-ndrsu
,1..,, -, %,,. o.a.a c,n,-s md
theaf tioups IRON all Tue 1ccrueo otaAes, Rno
thxt nt peact IL pues.hle that dor5 not guar
,... ~. -, .t,+.. +,d.1,<,a.,u, a,d c,n
anoe eae 1sN'''sc 'ootf1hoe ..ee "o0 s'A
1,lGts t.esE:ttA u; GIl tkt tt bel Statce Il tsc
prce,rn,r ~ !, se,.t c,-r,-,fssloners - JEFF.
49,, p..,-7
Davis to cUI1tr no"ct place Tue htcoWoao
e,yra1, ypucu. c. 1laI ttthc os15 auAwer it il
=, ,,,. a., .,t.,. - o., v,,h
Fofe'os-~"' "'3 1Seet7 ~ 6"s 1s' '3@o
HGraN 1pur fleets xt1 armies, treAt us on
..,, t..;s ~ ind. ncrterra ann 3r.e,risx IF
"hcuf'ccfits WHICH l,taEe LIE Nhc u AaA-
st:, End l'ixun. Tia 1cs'css OF the Copper
bead s1t} will Lsve sweet t:c:e pereuadiog
LIE people 10 outrust cn aish power for
tho purpose ot soasieg sucs'z peace With the
1.:b@r. sAd shat IL the job taeJ haze set out
10 sceosn. iien.
vslLs n i mAHxKa:
ystlaaaistsu would haze LIS believe heis
1ua.t,r u i:resitrnuai despotlsm. What
s1e thc tac'.: Our couI,rE wAs It war, Ohio
nas 1i,'t"'stte With Il rHs,on, anu ~as Az
Tsded, aho 'herses naas the immed.atc seat
Of VET II ras tue ouelness OF Inc ffesasns
, 1864-08-30

m nF = - HnrH C01mn GU:
od ,ha trnor, T., thc army Of the .io, aud
60, pa,,sah =, ~, army OF the Mississippi. 7
Ths, rn,nsord thu var on the m st approved
cans&-a,IEc democratic'' and slavery
e.,,,,a ,,,inc,cl.a. Tho rebels were hurt "a
1i,.1o as 7,ssfble. sgd tho "d{vinc fnstltu-
t,as,r wts sacredts guarded. II niger got
,nose ba rss eeizcd With an "iron hand"
ard forthwith returned to his rebel taes.er
Dur4pg this memorable campaign, our
Goygrrmtnt employ ed a million Of soldiers
Tba. was tbs resrlt of the erest experiment
OF conducting the wsr on "Drmocrauc'
Co. seryatlye pranc,nle,s The aerald de-
cl.r.s 1harit vas "a camonten of bluadcrs,
sbortaonrncs and c.nlorabIe fs1lures an1
d,..ste1..u And the chief actor In that sh ock-
,,,r canna3o, 1yaa Cen f;eorre r Mcclellan.
-rh.,~ -. s,b,..ro ronvant1on are r-r,fcr tn
.,,,.. =. tn.{r r,ra,ast, tnr prrs,acn+
.Ss n~sso ~. 49, 1e,ttt.a, s,,.,1 IN tra.,c co,'
.,'4 ~ :, - co,,r,r,.a ~.
t.me...,, =. -: - :, ,S,at.a =. mr. .r.a.na the
'. ..>hss.eea,;.".,, - -h;c1, ha wa. unity H.
~ -. .,..,.h1, co,did.ts .n5
49, s.,.. s.. - s,r,r,v ~ ,sc,,,se bo ,,,7o1
-. 1 W, ..anS ~ ~ +ha rcne1: 49, hton,ht
A.o -. .s..~.s-.rs r a,sa-.,o -, +ha ras-r,,
f.
:.ss .,a,,ns - ~. ~, t1,1,r ,rs.,frde ~
<s.,.',st .ra ,rs,t ,,,,, n ,-ot th.o, <,,,t ~
- =, ha svt;,,sd N a ,,.f,nt M theo, aa N.
80 c,.,orarsr @@'
'>0 .~---------
GEN. HEN .A1h n1"'s osknEH'
a resolution las eecn offered 10 ths chsct
20 CohVe.taon 1nstsae1'ns tne committee
On heeo1utlons 70 inquire iato ana report
pPon 1euerSl ue'h'Alemsns oEue9 OF tuea'A
Instant 1orhlco'ng oufiog Int next e'1l5
do. q auy Transporting or dealing In tra arms,
except b. permits from tho military autaorl-
tits therein named, within the limits Of his
department.. which include Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Michigan Perhaps the comnit-
leo had better alro inquire on what aushori-
" every citg government In the laad as-
!. suuts to n gnlatc The mode ana channels
through which dangerous weapous, gun-
no = der and arms should 'be fold or carried
ubout the person. Every mpnIc,1al soyern-
m, nj, does r rulatc these matters by a system
of permits. or br prcn,hittrg them alto
ee,her. without ores iu,axiu,o;. that saca
rrpn1R1;ons come tnIu ccnf3.ct with the pro.
I
, 1864-08-30

tT Tho Atlapt& papers ssy that mxny OF
the SHELLS thrown INTO tho city hare texta Of
scIiptute fastened to them.
, 1864-08-30

Two teleF a.es to the Dcmocrst,c' Pea:e
Convention met last eyentug ut one Of tue
botels-cue IRON Ne~ York, Mcclellan
nan- the oshtr IRON lows, an ont an1 out
pcace-npon a1y terms ,uap. Tne New Yorser
Vas urging TIC nouina.ion 0: bis tayotite
Geaeru], who il great on stationary p.ner,
chtu 1e wss interrupted by the Iowa pen .c
wipc m.u. Who exeiallnsd, II weplG r.ther
THE the u,ae:er thAn Ills dos-for McCl.llea
lae i,een the dog Of Lincoln IN this .ar, AID
lss u.ls donc Lis bld'ii.g." Th- NcF Yorker
WIS rather ttpm. I'd At the master aud tag
illustration Of candidate, and s1opea- tor
comfvrt to other qusritrs-
x 80. '---- 80
Northern reacc C1a1uor at the SOUTH
Tue n. Y. H4rn'd poi-ts out the mischief
to the Union cause dons by the cieunlor
party. 1t so.s:
"CreAt ebbute Ct The peace party 70 South-s5e
pareot before tbe Southern I.sop'e. snd ar. used
TO mike tbtt p-ol,e ntlic.e tnas there Is great
party At Ike H6Ilh clEu.nrnus 1o@ pence. The
Yankees b. ec had c1al1t VI it tAy the So1th crp
ltaGess The, WILL 10 give up Httle uore wnf
G..ish 'sn: stick IL us. boys and th tho soath
u 10 a nss ne ans; o., 'o
Lcne!eFs year c4o."+
Tie Ht1a!d never uttered tiner remark.
1t il tie Internal tory ciaHor for g. dizunion
pe5ce that bas given the reot1s hope OF ultf-
mate SUCCESS, srd caused them to hold out
70 ten.e'ousIy. Bnt for this Northern aid
aud CON fo1t-t1,ls trrscheeoue Asc,iu-tao-
rccr, Il c 1cbs1s T"u1d have given mp the con-
lett in defpair long agc. Toe blood OF every
solaisr Epitled since list f4l1, stains their
cs,me1j1s, and rests on their guilty souls.
, 1864-08-30
utU'd. 3dBd.
- AkPf

LII D.t. I'd BAL nt BID. ABA.
n, 7, c...,,.. nBE :zsK Qu,oksitve1 -. M =
Is NV tpta.. eaN -. audsan Gvef. YAK 7ax
E3ie. (co1a.. loJ4 1eyA ". Can't go.
Erie ip p'dl,,,.l:CR rag LIE ceat wax
e. d I....,.. utX llh4 l1%n ncE0... 81
II n frpn1,. 81 StA }U 8. q r-nt
II T. fctdj..,,l$s lex So cru y,as1;1x
= = ~ a. E..I X INK u. 8.4 cent
~ E....I....1c45< lH4 bon u $751;. LIN 49,.
r. 4 a IL d ~ ~. U S.7S- tess.
K. 4. ID d.. a14 ....( ury Not.s lux ....
K 4 ~ us3 1le1 q ct r CERT. IS ~.
iii. Cent. tciip: TX ~ Ausr1c' '4Rold-ss4x as1S
, 1864-08-30

Robert Gilmore. the 'athsr OF Ma]or Harry
Gilmore, who figured IN Tho late i'd ia Ma
r,lpnd, ~as physician Of the state Of Ne1
Yo,k when the revolutionary waE broke out.
and being Tory, Was lnuse surgeon In the
Britieh navy. Afterthe war. being compel
led by some misdem. abor 10 ,eaTe England,
he settled In Mtryland, where he lived as
uedlar. Frcm bin is s1so descended 9onn
i. Gilmore, OF Georgia: nov Confederate
senator. OF the other hand, brother Of
this Ropert The rory joined rhe Continental
a,n,v AID 1onxht for AMERICAN Independence,
and tram him sre desrrbded Governor Gil
more. of New Bsupbhne; General @ 4.
f;,uno1e, Of Ohio; Hon Jos. Gilmore, Of
Providence ard J. Z. Gilmore, better known
as ..Eamppd Ks1ke.'' Docs treason not sseun
In the blood 7" ...
This corresponds with What VIC published
tue other coy aho9t the coppefneaas Of
perks county, ,Penusylsauia, who vera de-
fcended from Tories, and voted agaitsat at-
loving soldiers in tbs flsld 10 exercise the
otax.ffvG frnr, c}tfSe.
, 1864-08-30

V& t9k N@E&*I%V
EH4A pAsAtsSkse4 -
ANez-x H$s$tAt44-A fsA& -
u ~ -

Ge!ha: {: 4arses very 1zzn It pfosSnt aaot.uuns<
Mhts o. 11p 10 1,s te.:. By CT loa1 % brl @a3e
SEsT Ut, 90 do VIC DO csc
Dtn1Ssc, co ~ TO Sc 90 Oh:
.t,*IssNS1E ncre loersl sap sy and solsIaht5 ~
sigs q 20 % i9 bn sna I:te9a 'g.G m3m 1to:s
es1psa- Prices firm aud unchanged We ega2ts:
Pt.etta, pG.-... -.~...---ss .3sst
PRUFl=IUNs-MEssPo 70 ;K1Homi2&sl & :: ':te ..9s 2
lam Quit ( 5altx u dsy. ~ trcs paaT 5Est.e
aec. ,ust, ,...
IL = an Sinrks. Tcr1 firm Ut q na3 GO peg Coz.
aVEAIG-M.rxsr father quiet, s1an ln.teo @ s1p.
pfy Tnu p .tI.nc ta 1oe tae peoeons censsu
tunnInr< Ni,t limited fCcE1 on tlnd pTteeB Eale
trI. TARr sreAH nfu oId uoehA Rea- C@RYsa
, 1864-08-30

MosDA1 KyEyMH. Ans. -, 1874
The rrceipta and shipments for the past II noaxs
were as foi'ouf:
, 1864-08-30


of the Committee Oh OEEan.zltion.
another delegate proposed to sdd The Commit
III. ValIandicha1n raid this Committee will ha.o
tho mcst arauous AZ d l:bnrtout wosk 70 pee:asm,
and this very Night VI procrea IN tnis work. I
ths5sos 3 san ts ss, w W. Is ess sa1ps Il
once TO that important business.
The nsln drs the sesrets
as selected BIZ the several States.
coNA1rGkE ON CAxpGST1ALs.
Msfne-Jyseph Tltco1nb.
Ne~ rantsaire.J. =. geunett
Vtrmont-A. II. Dlck.y.
Cuunectic1r- Alfred E. Barr.
Rhode 1+lena-Wm. q. Allen.
New Jtrecy-Dan.cl nolsuaau.
Now York-santord Church. :.
I PcnnsylVania-Wm. V. Meirath
+ Delaware-E. L. Martin.
Kentuck,-Nathan,el Wolf. 80
indiana"AsTtd T. Edserton. =
Dir ois Vim r. Areher:
MiehigaE-Aphens Fetch.
Missouri RuDs1L wilson.
@inrssoto-1; s4.nsso,a 4 2; l. L snis51 nIsne'
1owa-A. D Mc1lenry-. =
ca ifo1Dia--C. WetpcreL
kareas--Qliser Thornton
Creeou-ueniauin Stars.
fofowlt g r.med aeleestes se'eeted 10 ses ~
coauir7zr on rEnAA1sEsr o1aAftzA11oS'
NsM Ne.efMr4..S na!apsS,te@E. ts4E ". Harrington.
Ma+rathust t.t-Phineae Aiien-
cen1. snmGatgse9 sttcut@Gen eIsi E. B1dvla.
hkcde I+lana--E. Il. 0rrfee.
New 1otk-EeneIai John A;Gf9en.
New Jelssy-T F. Randolph.
D.1avare-J. r Eoo1h;
Petnsslyanta--S. y. anfihse; ix -
Aaryland-BcnJsnnin 9. HalE1s.
Kenknck3-UaEpiton Pope"
0hf0-C, H. WtitR. 80
, 1864-08-30
FHOM YHE HDN. TAOM3s 1. NGzESEa L.
fEUA Tnf: FnN. THOMAS 3. FiUakNCM

WAsutA1T0f J.n. LIT, liza,
exTL11zn: ae71n7 Eatta It verbally = ron,
r1s1icet. maxi Sd ofrent from vooe Hotauus e<1E17
Bittets Curing a lcnk and :ed.o1s session OF Dea
eres8 ptt*otlE ACC ouss1ua In nERxly prB4tf1.t4
NJ < nnd reaa s1ytestsd - tss Of " prvpssa
Vaa Involvement Of healrc. renewed enesgy aEdhss
paracu!3t relief ! 10 much NEEDED ard q talrsA
f3ths.1 E4y te similarly htyAnt8zed they cenxe u
Hs Truly farr ff1khC.
, 1864-08-30

Gen, n M Hrentfss' s'AppotEtuacats.
p.o.Ane Bent. z.
H.a1fsstn.. 49,. -. Sept. Q.
Gercral Oglssby viii spcak at each OF tue
aooys meetings. All Union papers please
, 1864-08-30

Et.tas-K=ceitls "a limited. ana hs1ow tbs cenAaa.
Prices 1aure TRIM 6kes1sd per aoL.".
RleH-WurTEzIsE-Nc.f1 T. 70 1act1V ddnnna.
fAs. sotply md OMIT. M.cxHaKl.an ntdttate tao-
rl3, ant rrm aF rE a. dnos.st -. ConTIsn Vr1y
, 1864-08-30

Bue&us +3r.s-.....stGa1
Os1ncco xuot tAE.
xRct-.....s.......a@&4A
i Fr.nca Cali, s
! FieEch Calf La =
/ mclEEA n tnz.
au.... =. IT .M1sI5 @
! FrE ch Gait 1e
i mQtne4. aec-
Vy d,.H dlz+l:3 o q Il y,
lLn:Exa F1oz 1C.;h! i - a.
koa0s,N 2 toz- ..15.Ma H.W
IN fair demand ard u1t-
| kAt 1l'a Rope.-.....S1aT7o
Is,h Yifn. , Hs@e- ). .-.zssssa
/ !" y NA: t1tA. are
Am. Hemp No. \. 4lst
] lasritnr...-...-...A.6%e9S@
asalils ita ID, Eop..:nG:a:so
;,a1s11 na..1 ac.lv-. a7d firm At
i ID l.o b ued.
s.aA..s 1N
, 1864-08-30

Ecast 63..3i:3I6 R%BI2 9s12I tt5 6s5 II CD -t59a
The ucr:tne IN gold and the unsettled state Of
moretary matter. rendered tho PtoGaca maEksts
totsy very Gull md 1lfeless, prices sho rln5 very
material decline eirce Saturday.
The demabd for Flour was very Light, and tho
marke. ruled dun. with sa1es Of AMY 80 hEis at
s11.eo for Winter md s1o.s:k@1loo for Spring
Extrae.
Wheat suffered decline Of e41oc On Winter
and e9sc on Spring graae.. win ea1es OF about
1co,GGo bu at 81 05@70 q for No. Red: $to8Ds.0o %
for No. Red; *..o5 for r jected Red $l.05sR 90
tor Mo. sprlpR; 81. BOO l9s for NJ. Spring; aud
steo Tor Rejected Bp1iny-ths market c!osIn: quses
At s. oe@:. &C for No. Rcd. and si.ea for No.
6prirR =
, 1864-08-30
Mc CH.ENALAmsa WE@T POINT
AfEsATEAbN.
tie Hayh she Ons5 SlteTDattTo IN the
suppression 4st Al1f ferb-f1ioA. or sne
Y%,rxe rrtsx%xz at &fe Unl&R.

tie says she On,y slteTDaftTo II the
suppression est 3hf 46~D"11AoA-o -o1 AAe
Eer.1s Acssou CT &hc uRs.n-
Eircc 1sst Frieas, Ole hundred public hsr-
rarrues have bven made hy Co2perhead
spo,.te1s ~ crowds in this city. The burden
o, then. ell hiss been ea<ase sieDunctation Of
the President aud Of thc war, end furious
demanoe 1cr cessation cf 1ostllstles- AT
tllu eaue. time many Of The speakers vera
LOUD 10 tl,eIs praises VI Mcclellan ~ Prosl-
dental capdlda.e. We counerd to them
aid til! ir hthrers the perasaf Of the follow
ipc -.x4tuct from McChllan's West Point
oratfcn; NC think, n;tes TcudlpE It, they
oucllt 10 DIR up" in their opposition TO-
the war nuj abusp Of Lincoln, who e eiu~
ply eolrl v bat Mcclellan go esrocg'5 recon
uleroe: ...
ITO secrrr ourselves from the fate OF the d1Ya.
dcd R.prbl cs u Italy ana South America, 10 pre-
eerre our toverLu4cut from obstruction. TO eaforee
tts jus: rowcf and lsws, to xs1nfaas ouF fr71 e1-
Ietesrs az q sakcn-tbtse were 'hr cauees witch
in peeled us to dEa~:, ,he ewosd- Rebellion against
eovt11ne1t Ike ours, winch censa;ns The means
OF ecIf-sJjuet,arnt aa,d pacaac rened5 for eyils
shonld ncser be cobtap1dco with revolution ecsinst
dcspct1c powe:, wnicp refuses redress Of wranEe.
Such . :. t+l:iun cap,se. lie justified upon ethcal
ctouxtds; ana tho ohlsc1sl,nstiee' for onr eIoics
tre fkc SUPPRESSION Or TEE DESTRUCTION
OF OUR RNAiIDNALrTy. IL ruch une as tu,s~
and III +ncb ettus: 20 fca' 7art.sa: aaold
xMerg<e in C frss ard -brcre pGtria:tsa, witch
thinks c1Y of tlle rcoauf the "bufc conat<y. Ii
~cs il thie clusc. ard with there motives that "a
many OF cur comrades nave G1vea thar !lvez: 6na
to Mse sc GRE CT fAess9na7y z'fx!1ed IN al Aoao,
Gid Cdtt.t4. thcl' =ucl1 deviation Hs taat OF or
deco ctxsa6k. x II 10 1r4ifs Shall it be asid il
alter etea that " e lacl.d toe visoc TO COMPLETE
TIE WCliN TuCS tIGu-T; 1hat, alter sl thcst
noble hscs, tecy given he{: {:fG.ed and fdted Il
k1ep ffz1i0L1 or Anlii our }E:sd eras saredF"
LcC&el'un here declare. that Ec are fight
,irz,o s+cor> oorsci1rs aga'ust ths fate OF tht
miserable Italian ntd 8s'utA American Re
publics, ana rhx. TIC 3'onls alternative fo'
4sour choice Is the su1zp=css:o" Of the rebel
"uon or the destFuctio1 OF orr nationality
We arc no, ohjscting TO tacse sentiments
On the cenlrnrs, any "Abolitlorist' @
supporter OF tie Admtnts.raucu IN endors
axrr1 xxor3 nnnfa.ne4 In thu HXtract. I'm
, 1864-08-30

ed, aud tF8Ht8cf1GHB HHsa 1een Cou1ueH % TUG
stock reuaiLipg oSer III sold from Saturdays mas-
kes and the few groves Of common catt.e since
brought In. Previous quotauons are uncha. ged.
ELtesed sales, eA head IT s2:es35<o, cAledE at
Se.7t@5.G0 = 1Go ns.
In Hogs there hes been no change In the~prevl-
ous nctlyIty Of the market. Entered .ates, 9G9
head, at s83o@1o so chiefly at p 10 1os.
1,A1 Est-
In the afternoon, dispatches were received from
New + ork quo,ing god at a3G@a37, and Whea,
,mmeoiately feltAc q bushal-with sales Of No. Z
at s1.67EG21. 50 elosIng unsettled. other arac1es
were neglected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
The Pncifcator.

We have fsceiyea frem Ncssrs. WALSH and
BLomE, liz Editors, "The Paei6ca.or," anemly
established journal, published in Augusta, Ga.
This Journal il devoted to The interests Of the
Roman Catholic Church, which Church, until the
inception Of the pseilcator, WAS without arep-
rsscntative organ in the. Southern .csnfsdesAey.
I.s Editers havelOng been conussted with Tee
pre,rof toe South, particularly with tho daily
Ce,i,titiiOnal,t Of Augusta; in this great strus-
slo they are With the South heart and ,oul-head
and hands. The first number Of this paper mai
published October S.h; it has now reashod its
sixth or sevcsthnumbsr. Itscolumas, editorialand
otherwise, oYnce very unusual degree Of naep-
tai vigw. Among those Nho write fer it, .nrc
Bishop McG,LL Of Richmond, and Bishop VEEog
Of Savannah, Christian prclstes of the mett eX-
al.sd chsraster and magnificent attachments
The Puci6cd.sr is published orery Saturday at
SIS per yoar, CT SIS for six months. Most ear
Mostly do we hopc that this journal will be pew
cr.ully instrumental in removing those unfound.
ed pr.judices and upjuns assumptions against the
Church of SO maoy outside Of her Jurisdiction
1t give. US much pleasure to recommend the. Pa.
ciGcasor 10 oil liberal ard enlightened meD, b'
they Catholic or ProtcStant.