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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
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DIR. Strickland.-The valuable remedies of
fered by this regularly educated physician, who
came here from Tennessee. highly commended. will,
be found advertised in our columns. His Office is
No. 9 East Fourth street. Cincinnati. o.
We would advise any one suffering from dis
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lungs. to try DR.. Strickland's Melliauous Cough
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
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authorized Agent, will insure BOTTLE containing
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s. E. SAMUEL, G ROBERTS. Agents, Colum.
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06
Siege Of Ctl:trlcstOn..
THREE HUNDRED AND SIx.r,pr1, NAV

'i'N'E III NpRED AND SINTlETII DAY
Since our last report, says the Charleston
Co"Tcr, operations have been unusually act;v.
On Friday night considerable force Of the
enemy, under the command of Col. Ucincr Of
the 1O3d' New York regiment, crossed over
from DiSon's Island to the South end or p,-
n,ns'l4a portion OF James Island, at Lcrarc's
Farm. About four o'clock, Saturday liornnu.
th"y attacked our picket guard, composed of
l'Iakc's l'attcry, lst s. G.. Artillery and de-
tachmcnt Of t1:c Palmetto Siege Train, Sta
toned At Rivers Causcway Our men were
| posted behind small infantry brcas:work. A
sharp tig ght with mnskctrv and artillery cnsrcd,
| last'n9.abo"t All hour and :! half; the cncmv's
1lrSt adrsnc being rcpulscd with considerable,
! less PRISONERS taken since the cnra. cmrnt
report n loss OF n'pcty-six mch killed and wound
cd from the fire of Blakc's guns. Out of three
! hundred and fifty men of the lO3d New York
! only two hundred anG fifty answered to their
names after the action.
Afcr the rcpulsc oEthc enemy, heir officers,
| with great labor cursing and thrca.anin.r, in
duccd the men TO renew the attack. Thcy
were again handsomely received by Blak.'s
Hattery, and allowed to approach within thir.
~ steps OF our men, before falling hack Two
OF our guns and some ten or fifteen men in
| front, fell into the hands of the cnamy. We
(sGrouSht OFT some three or four prisoners.1ap0ur
loss'>was slight. Two wonn,lc ,lcd.saslek were
brought lhs~spe struck in il.sl4Af and the other
III the chest, the g'tttsassslng through the body.
General Tafiafcro, who cdfhmauis our forces
cg9.'T'hes ~. Island, speaks i'll hi igh Praise of the
! gaIIantary of our men, and the firnn1ss with
winch they stood by their guns until ovcrpowcr-,
cd hy superior numbers.
lhe enemy on getting possession of the post
| immediately commenced intrcnchiu~. They
were also reported to Lc receiving rcinfrcc-
mrntS.
Prisoners say that Foster has about ronr
, th"n<al'd troops Folly Island. The cncmv's
Hank ami rear protected by IL monitor and two
| gunhoats in St"no river
| y despatch dated Saturday, o'clock. J.. NJ.
! says "Ihc enemy are aC Il stand. cxtcnl,,r
from Grirnlalrs aotg the ca,.sewav,. and mum
Der, say 5000 10 fighting since this morning.
! ~ column is advancing up the Slono on
| Johns Island where General Robertson com
ManlS'
! \hont daylight, Sunday morning, another
expedition of the enemy III hargcS, commanded
ny C"i. Ilo@c, made nj attack on Fort Jui,n-.
S'n' and were brilliantly repulscd by the g:rri
son, ui:dcr the command of Lieutenant CoIc, 81
Josclh y Yates, lists. e.. Artillery.
! The following official dispatches were re-
, cciycd:
SUNDAY, July 8, 1864.
The enemy assaulted Fort johnson in barres
ut dawn, but were handsomely rcpuIscd bv the
garrison under Lieutenant Colonel Joseph a.
| atcs. Several Yankees were killed and wound
cd. Over 100 prisoners were takcn
H. w. FEILi;EN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06

Terms OF 'SiubScriDtiOn

Hhly paper per month 81 On
Tor SIX Months $500
weekly, $500
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06

Mass meetings arc being held in New York
ana other cities, to impress upon the Chicago
convention that tho people arc in favor Of.
peace
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06

"oh, that my father was seized with n remit
tent tent fcver'' sighed a young spcndthrt at col
lego. 80 VIZ
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06

The London zimes, in an editorial, says that
IN the debate in Parliament, the forc On enlist
mcnt matter has been exaggerated. England
cannot, under the circumstances, make it
'"S"s delh, if emigration ends in enlistment
afterwards Its event is beyond Government
control.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06

'nUM GEM JOHNSTON'S ARMY-AT TTA OK OV
GENERAL CLEBURNEpS S LINE (yOVTTN1yUIn UI
SA!lRtMISHIG-YA YANKEE ARMY NUCU DIS.
IoIRI7ED ~ O1o-
MARIETTA, July BY kind of tacit agree
ment, there has been very little of musketrv
hrng between the two armies for the past two
days. Yesterday evening the enemy attempt
ca to take battery from General 'Clcburpc's
line, supposed with the intention of conccntra-
ting for some demonstration. Our artIrcrv
opened upon them. The enemy responded
vigorously. Constant shelling with SLIGHT in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

Character and Public Services Of Abraham Lincoln Emo
pp IS. Dinsrncre GO. . - . -.
is,o lean Paul Frederic Rler. by Eliza Bueh minister
Lee i2rno Do $50. Hoston: Tickuor Fields
Fssays on Social .,uhiecs from Tine saturday kev''"
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wst,: a d Wa; o. lh~ Young Fq-iiye., ry c'.'sr Op-
"'" ,i- lcno np 60 N.ston. Lee Sh.r.rd ~ .
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Poe : B'".cc.. .,.,
rbiosorhT AZ ID oi.e Science Founded IN Tie unssar'a
Is.s OF ii-,nr ~ r. l. snd ). L. f-oth'pshen'
IoL l. evo pp. saI Boston: HaiseT, Wise q"
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r,,,v vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1864

tie event by reunion Of his brother poets atthe Rooms
Of the Century The Club will hold Its own regular
meeting on Saturday evening. the 9Th. when the poets
win be invited 10 meet Mr. Bryant Invitations 70
attend this gathering have been sent to LonFeHow,
Lo,,clI Dana, whittier. Holmes ard others and j
understand that acceptances have been received from
the three r..nsmed DR.. Holmes wiites that be VIII
be present II bis toah permits. Or artists are also
understood 70 be moving in this master. They lnYe
held an iuiolual consultation, a when 1t s rSFece 10
prepare some artistic testimonial or the oeca'on 'he
nature Of Which is not yet nlcated THERE'S @poetch
beauty in fhis spontaneous tribute II love and edmra
ton 10 ou, OF tho greatest Of American poets no esS
striking than She Justice of snch recognition oi M
Bryauts exalted virtues rs a man and citizen cpo"
the verge Of serenity bis eye lis cienr' MS mp fuoA
L. pen kecn the poetry his thonght rich aud ha@-s
lis Interest in humanity undmmisiiei. be- p'u1o''-N
fer,d aud his industry and power OF application go
| ,u, and healthy"
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su.nrs-The military authorities hayinc :,

SHARES.-Ine military dutholfties haNn'~
osrI 40 grant passes % the relatives Of recruits a
toned at Haris Island. agrest deal Of unnecessary p
froubs and disappointment has thereby been carsed
their friends msny1 Of whom have Travelled long az
tancss from the nterorof the for the purpose
POSSIBLE of taking perhaps last farewell OF those iea
10 them. Beside all this opportunity has been ehes
20 the ildsposed TO practice al sorts Of imrosoHse
them. an instance Of which occurred yesterday: p
woman having son at Harris island. had made 'Tan
less application for pass ut Gen. office whes Wv
was accosted by some sharper hanging sbou, the Office
who offered for the OF IS TO give her letter 10 ,ss
Mayors Office, which would enable her there % se'
pass 81 her son. The poor woman, full OF maternal
citude gave the money asked but IL is needless 70 -,
that presenting herself at the Mayors Office wn
precious document. she soon discovered the
forth The circumstances has been made at the Asr"S
Office. and on being forwarded TO Gen. DIX. WIZ -
doubt insure the investigation which such case =
mands His Honor the Mayor Is at present engages u
q correspondence with the War Department endesvE
ing 10 obtain some relaxation In the striAgenoy -
present regulations - to the visits Of the friends
Tecrpita
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Fcw vritcrs IN tho English language possess 81
happy gift for illustrating The choice aud pleasant
passages OF elegant literature MS The elder Dsrac.
AS an agreeable gnide COZ young readers in tho
may labyrinth Of hooks and authors, commend us
20 the slndious old man whose life was parsed
within the walls Of a library, a1d whose ilaser-
passion was the love Of letters. Ue never aims al
yrofouadnc:s or originality, seldom indulges IN ab-
struse and subtle dsqnsitcns. has 70 love OF ingcn
ious and strange finoos; but skins lightly over the
surface OF literature, gathering pros.on Of ancc-
dotsl gossip, often throwing light Oh Some iaoot
question Of pcrSona OF political history, and usuai
sound snd refined in his critical ve:dic.s. Tho
present volumes were originally pnblislic1 ebont
twenty ycarz ago, forming sHquel to the authors
previous works, which have attained such vide
popularity. TIC "Curiositics OF Literature" and
"Miscesnies Of Literature" They are nov repro
duccd BIZ his son, tho Chancellor Of Tho British
Excheguer, with an occasional bI:cf annexation o.
no special point or value. The work il issued in
tho admirable style Of Boston Typography, which
makes it q welcome and Ornamental addition 10 the
library Of the amateur.
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Books Received.

Ra,os Of Cs.es Arsued and Determined IN tie Supreme Ju.
dIcisI Court Of Massachusetts BY Charles Alien. Vol.
VII. svo pp sls. Boston; Little, Brown A Co.
The Law Of Mortgages Of Real and Prr.ons Property BY
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VR~cesoes Of S,rN<faeS.

Der iii 90 bb, Flour ssa b5- Whisky 60 b,sc
Cor, N.,l II ~, iu-h Wheat - tsa bush Corn - . A
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WHIsKY-The marie. IL decidedly better, and is MOI,
ec'iye, closing strong ,aes Of IS, bb 1T 81 r
Western, and 81 7U0 81 70 for State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

A REPORT OF THE DEBATES AND rRocEIDINGs
m T!lE SECRET SESSIONS OF TiIE CONfEH'
FECE CONVENTION. FOR PROPOsihG AMEND
MFsTS 'rO TIRE CONSTITUTION Ok THE UNITED
sTATEs. BY l.. r. CeiT1Expry. Eve. pp e2l d. Ap'
plstoD Co.
Mr.. Chittendcn, the editor Of this volume.
VIVA g member OF the Contention from Vermont aud
took copious notes the proceedings during lie whole
session From these materials he has prepared the ill
report now published. containing accurate account
OF all the Official proceedings sDd the substance Of the
remark made in the Of debaie The Convention
sat with closed doors and no authentic statement OF s
transactions has hitherto been given 10 the public. r.
Chittendens task vas OF extraordinary labor and
responsiveness and nothing but great zeal and per-
severance could have enabled him IN accomplish II with
such exemplary fidelity. lAlthogh cherisiug earnest
political convictions himself and with all his synpsthies
on the side Of the Union he has not permitted Lis per
sons views 10 interfere with his partality or exact
nees az o reporter. His volume throws light on An In
tercstng portion Of political history. and will be
found invaluable authority to the state VI opinion
at the commencement Of the Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

all. ,r,., r.,o, any reform began 10 gror popular,
he wonla engage in il just enough TO Keep i
the church. and GuiGt zoe ,"os rS;ormer aud
Of hs cnrefn not 90 render any real all " %
or9s Of reform were cheap. He cold use them, I've,
to good o9nso ee' ara a. ,.eS eicnt in .hoir
40 n The S. ne tine he kept ~ peace "l'u s
No minalinn. fay grew Iesirss ahosF ',o ,'et Nv
the draomiuai ON ~as not adyanuliE 90 ~,
Trimmer was iG . tie waB to DO Ui 10Y -" q" -.
ouot yvas ne not a gSforIlers end dld ~ h'' i'''
/, tie church, rid be not tax ar lrs' $40? i"a
seo'ariauism and keep in tie oIeanl"eton ',nr' ~
man luu.t he RIGHT Thus. you see. me- i'iWed IA"
~ lregt.vator on b.th sides. ana oaicted any st"!
"dneatio1 or rise in salary winch hnted up nom
either side. Hes "not protested ificnd hoi I'o
fc>sa,; enemy Of >iey.ry ne regards II asa p'iiirA
inc onestiob n-c1d thinks IT does not professionally
belong 10 his ealing. etc.
MI Trimmer went Tor restricting end ii9'ls -
vs"huf WIS rot so ft1aticn "a ~ TOMS 90 az, -
inc them Wherever there was a church which -
itev ia lose some 81 their members Icy secession 'o
was inst tie f0I that place. He c"n'd 10 'ge'"''
enough IN woids a. keep the Isa.ees aIic] s1'
never did any decd 10 dirierb 10 others On se'r''
0,cas'cne IL attended rloiircir, rer,uks -, ,nd,.
churches and "hea'rd ~, their breaches o! NV 49,
cious course True his mceirgs, VITA all Ms
tait left the chrrch dead OK srcn fHjg,'s o. .,
M, ,oa;,eIs e pfi,rd OF him Sorse fon 'oi'H "
posers ,or ta,y said thar t,s repRtcen az 'go7'e'
lin ao.Ji. p0aey 10 stab tas caest. many !"u't ,
,cr. .o,, INN "a. model" The seali'','ie- ,t"sh'
lis svsiep of clerical tactics, unocr thc iau VI -
rn ,heocc1 and ire kcv. Solomon Straw-""VhcI' ~
N or.n referred Young students 20 his sncce.s rs ~
illustrator of the system. lie Won pra.e ron ~
n.rtcs. and his wealth increased, thus showing now %
chay ti.t passage Of Scripture winch say ''
o,o v,u,aIyes risnls CT TIC IaaiGoa Ut uErantecas
ness
The volume derives iis title from the fact that II
was prepared for publication some seven years ago
bat was thought to bo 200 strong an exposition %
the system oi Slavery FOR the public taste al tha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY REVERENCE BOON.
4o. n. @. Don d Go.
This work is issued from the Office III the Mer-
camille Agency" IN institution which has been N
successful operation in this city during the last
tventy.6ye wears. With the character of this
Agency. is nature and workings, the wholesale
business men in sil our large cities are perfectly ID
minar. II seems 10 have been necessary oa'-
growth Of :ho credit system; AMI has, IN certain
measure, directed and controlled the mercantile
credits OF tho country. The taloGts energy ana III
terprise uniformly displayed IN iis various manage
.uenis. have brough: The Mercantile Agency TO II
magnitude aud importance that could scarcely have
been conceived of by the Mcssrs. TaiPsn iis oriBi-
nal founders. The Reference Book Is pat forth
az a, important auyiHsry 10 the general busDess OF
the Office. II is brief synopsis Of the Information
which is spread ont in detail, upon tho Records oi
the Agency and which, in many cases, runs back
through the entire period OF twenty-five years
This book is evidently The result OF immense aoo'
and Of large OUTLAY 81 capital. II contains The
names of about 1885, 900 business firms, covering the
Whole country and gives tho conmcfeiai ratings OF
esoh,-Ggures which indicate their pecnniery worth
sSLSi3i Ano ny, ~" ""'"' 49,
markings arc based, is entirely original in tAis
work. aud has peculiar hexibility which permits
cxac. Justice 20 be rat.cd cut 20 al parties.
To each name Is added tho business. and then hs-
urcs are placed, ranging from 70 81 indicating
the amount Of capital ard mercantile standing.
To reach this estimate careful analysis -nus'
necessarily BE- made. Involving grca. labor, EN-
Sracins business capacity, int-rrity moral worth,
habits ,..,.-rpl ~ trade; we'll ~ amount
Of capital, indebtedness, &c. And these
markings, thus thoroughly and efficiently made,
become the basis upon which the wholesale dealer
relies In determining the extent VI cfcd.. lie WI.
allow hi- customers In thu arrangement Of The vol
uine the most perfect order is maintained, tie
states. Towns and names Of srTar al being PLACED
alphabetically, thereby greatly ac,!i,a'ing reference
10 any particular place or person. There Is great
interes, pertaining 70 this work simply vowed as 4
mirror q. the ineroantso wealth aud business 81 our
cctnt-T. As VIC iGTa orc. rs pages 30 can deter
NINE al : glance, tie COMMERCIAL strength ana i'm
nortaace Of each tom AID city; but, "h"u Tho
objects Of j.. publication are aiken into account
ana regarded in the light Of It's advantages {" the
banking, mercantile. and manufacturing Interests
lie value becomes incalcuiablo for it contains what
could not De gathered from any other source. AID
not oaly 10 parties giving credit bat to al who are
seeking 10 extend their trade It nust prove o; great
service.
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The following comparative table shows 'ne
receipts and shipments Of -four ami 'rain ut chicago
during Tho fret nine months Of Ic53 and 1864:
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Family izar.x cts.
THE COST OF LIyrgG IN NEw.YoRK.
FRlDAY. Oct. 7-P. ~

FRIDAY. Oct. ~. *
We give below quotations Of some of the lead
ing articles offood sold IN small quantities for ordina
ry family consumption at Washington and Fulton Mar
keIs, and by the downtown traders. The uptown
groosrs especially those IN the vicinity Of Fifth and
Lsxington.aveaues. charge highe. than hers quoted
Our range ncGdcs fair TO good articles emitting cheap
stale meats aud vegetables and not embracing the high
price paid by Of tie rstclae restaurants and sa
looms for extra line productions. Butter continues
decline though slowly dealers striving to keep up the
price and taus ave themselves from loss. Fish are
scarce to day and rule higher generally. The recon.
decline in four cheapens bread and crackers. Apples
end grapes ere now The leading frnits. and both
abundant rnd OF Gne appearance. While Isabella.
grapes, in poor order. sold a, s9loc per r. h,
really fine cost about 10000. Peaches have abo.s
passed nom market Tie few good baskets remaining.
are held at sj@s7 EACH Coffee sugar and tea have o.
downward tendency. Some Of tae meats are cheaper
Poutry has advanced q trne--gsne declined. In the
ye.eab!e iinc the markets well supplied ard prices
vary considerably according ore has large shs
stock 70 work OH Potatoes easier and isrsag
downward. Kerosene has declined l0c. per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
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