davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-30
392DRr.

4 GET All psreens srs cautioned
astAutt r. eotiaiin c.r.sin not ,ds ed .httoRo.
IN 1atr. ss afxEn by T. }. TtETnsth 10. 0psTpnn
q Dri .rr, @nu uays. 70 - II s.orta ox oIder
eo1:t.. nfsS c5na:s- sata no g wa1 etossn from my
ptektt vt ns Yusr Tel-co, Oeio, whllt onmy way
4ffn th- East 10 GhtcnEo.. r,,r.va.r
1880 u22 st KEulEh @41bmokEa.
+ UST. .Cant4sr. 4 Csre6cate Of
sad Tfust I'm INV. ID f5v n xcwBrt YAeeh Al. or
yAroHa fdr O5e Hnrered Dollars. and 80; 4196,
dRted kuy IN te1s thn GERS rs nre warned nos to
regct.aie thr tn ne, Is pay msnt hss h.,n et ppsd
an sArgL9 ~ EDWARD V fAuaHAN.
, 1864-08-30
Wces1y Bank etnten1rnts

- HET iohX. MUnday, Aug. y.
T. $50. 63,3af: .
................... 7Nt;9t4
spc ....... 1995s99
LeEtCht0 .s...-+ss..a.t s%s.s%,ss..t d!l4l9
Circulation Decrease. d7,Ail
Dcpss1tB IS, ,4io
, 1864-08-30
AmuBkMENI8. :
HOI:. WOODS MU SE y M.


COL. J. f. WOOD aaD y:F. MnrMAs'
= fropr'e:osi zrd A&haxe"'
7uEspAYrvE :Isa. AUG. sarg.
SECOND N1GaT or TIE SEASON.
The peifernta.o Will co.nrcstce With tne nss1h-
maaH1ee LxFk.
Il; Il; {Sssss IS 5Sss Iii i
sis s aes', eaT n9;h.hd. 6 ston:I
TocclcIuea vl.t ,he Mustce1 Fa'eeot
WHITES AND BRoWs's.
y; y; Rt.,s ,, Ts's r.; p.lss uossa
Geos. Saas tE.iss "a ;ehs., s
/ cents; P1iva|f Bcset. ~ I'd =: 70 extra ca*-go
ieE teee,vtd set's, Boz Bcok ooea from 10 4. H. 70
ctan ef5' s tss'an a' ,Ross eise Il
MoVICKEE'S 7 hEATRE.
second eek Of the poprl.s venat1e ccmedla6'
MIR. CH14aN FIR 4 W.,
who Las achieved f.sas ;uecesa in his dsl'ne'
LORD pUSDEsARY AHo BIS Bso7EER BAN.
IN ths rzeat Con,s I1nrna.
QUE AuEklCtS corsIS At HONE,
whlth vii be urescstea .xesy evening nHrl fur'teF
THfAT1x CROWDED NieHfLY.
Su0r1s OF LAUuuTA8 AND AFPtAur7,
Ecr>ya FHconrD NIGHTLY 90 AND ZEE.
SATURDAY AfrxRAooa-1nAsp MArlsEs.
" AhIt.TY T H~E al p e .
Hss II .s eo j.. ss'ssa :tsssf q
TL. RITCB... citing AID st4se aauaHsf.
MonnAY pyEAtEG. AUG. 29.h.
u : Fiat appearance Of
nFLl E ELYSE,~
1hs beautiful usus;use.
g Also.
MIR. WA. sCUTT.
Bsl1autsr. Pantonuimlst and Comedian.
ALSO.
SIG. EONSTA NTINE, -....
Tho srtat Fan+ontn1Is. aud DsaceF.
Doc.B open st X: Curts1n 1,sss 1t ~ o'clock.
BcALE o7 P1lcrn.-Psl1uette 2xceuta; Dresa and
Farny C,rclo IS etntA: Private Bo1ea, Il: Eiugte
se.t1th Be 1es, N cents.-.
n DENY OF M TS1C.
, 1864-08-30
356trapen,

Estrapeu.
CTFAYE;AS10 Reward About
- tisft DAYS ago: Hsre aud cal; ssrsycd ton the
orowr, forr n-~E the rail- tecte tlze, nuG years
nd colt IL tcu: opths CID And ha small hava IL
rupture. TEe atara gewAfa will ID csid - n ons
wno de1Sest tae 1orr 81 Il, l.. GCL4HA ", Cot.gd
8rtv~ aYslu- AID IT. tg.sev.rth lver.. Or 20 tha
ps1;a!!bsst psautar!bsst 0t''s'1 IA 1>'''~ANA''
G1R4:En- Gn2 pair Il d:au:4ht
~ hdus.. Ones tsrk nrowa and ths cth:r da.xH .
xrt1. Wnocfs1 Will setaT1 h.m 10 t1n 10 ~ .
t:4ne. eoIneE o. HATS >na Tse1tJ trcon ttsESts
H,ll hh tnfns1ni9 fewAxicd. c. a. AsAsA'
STrAYED- 0r stclen, large bay
~ or b7nNn ho1se, tta III cid upsaocs bo:h alnd
itet snd on tcse loot shise. WITH On
beth btteen tho E.nbtes sna az ~ sqs
s1so collar sots q ec.I e. thS too o. ~ 81 vt
EtTe et or iofosmAEo1 Nhase n9 ~ " 1oenG.
snseps6ess VAN ETA, FhlEuAda q Co~
GTRAYED Or ttolen.> q large
81 Se1sa . ar 5f 9na.e 9@ e
l6 or II hasds kIxh, 3erat rAE2!a VIA be paid 70
sny tr who will return him to tho n1H9&7.
&uzA oFEfsr
EOK SALE-Matsral Tor 3 print
rs ese eska aso aaaa
Tfs VIA. NnAn ra.a
, 1864-08-30

The English candidate wtpine out American
States. Louisiana wiped out-Nebraska wiped
ont-Wa>hjprton wiped out-Artzona wiped out
Nevada wiped o1t-Culorado wiped out-Dacot2h
New Mexico wiped out-Dtstrict Of Columbia
wiped cut. AL Of them not IN Committee.
Sixty oe!ecntee slaughtered because they tefuso
to pandcr to f gland. Belmont decides Il. The
delegates have Belmont on the Brain. The pat
riots obcE Belmont purely for love. England has
eates are not TO blame. Democrats OF the West
makr every man 10 the Convtnt1or.. Lord keep
our memory green.
, 1864-08-30

w A.NTED Drafted msu OF the
w city OF Chlc1tc sd Htala ut nunoia TO know
tntt they nt fuImstsd at ts nuz
rcttGpsols te9ms aad 1as ahortest n2t1cs bT
gtDF LoEE Boz E0B3. CT Apptyr11 ~ tbs ccruar Of
Rsnnolpa e1d lassAs stsertasi Y ~ ~, h11esa s9t
, 1864-08-30
T6E WCRLD Of MAGIC.

Grand Eay Ertfrta pm-n: On HR3NR9DAY aud
eArUEnAf AFT tRht'OS8, for tn: ncco nHl,da-
tion OF Lsdles MD c1fldr, DoorB open NJ ~ to
Hest11sd Sofa can b. atc7red at .he B,1 0nlce.
dsjly bet uter &h- hn1ra o. sud { clock.
nNors OK g. ut ~. Conmerct AIS. ....
Aom1s4lou. ,...,..,,.,,..........6O Cents.
auttp6.u 1&4thp
, 1864-08-30

-YN ANTED Recruits Tor y. &.
w au1bGaf service. 4 lew Hore young man Wn1s-
I'd. Great tudUcemcutp ctYz1e1 Local bo7nt1es nov
laid and re h;ghssI waRea E.vta. Parlea miaz!s7
NJ tecl H1tz w1li be u1Efcu3 f5Eard1c. Gail 1t thu
corner Of Randolph and L&ssle st2:eSs. Il Ehe nasa
meEt. eutt~psQ5 Il II. EUNE6T & co.
, 1864-08-30

Duro1ARs CAu6uT.-The store Of a jewcller
named she}burg, on CLARK street, near Adams. was
broken INTO on Friday night, auda quantity Of val
uab>e property stolen. On Saturday man named
Richter was arrested for stealing money from a
store in tho West Division. Ameng other articles
found upon the thief were several rings which
we're identified as part Of the jewel!ar's Missing
STOCK, Yesterday deteet1ve ofacer Htrebet went
into Tie coll OF lichtt1, and found him in CONVEX
sation with another man, who ped 81 the makiag,
up Of professional tbtef. Ga his leaving the jail
tuu mare Of the misslng jewe!ry He gaye his
name as Andrew Martin, and informed strebel
that the balance q the property would be found
vas forthwith made and It ia thought the whole Of
tie lost jEwelfy will bs recovered.
, 1864-08-30

Nv ANIND That psr. on; llab,e
to dsns snand res1ics ,Ss taa5 oay ten 1ags
he draft: andthat lnsy hcna imm ecia:siy han9 ia
hst. 10 WILSON q MERRIAM, 48 Cl4sk street,
hng-.opH-1t
, 1864-08-30


Dtsr1xor1snEp ARRlvA1s.-Thc Atlsnttc and
Great Western Railroads.&c. line froEa New Y-rk
to St Louis-ls nnw open. James McHenry, Of
London, England, 1narcial director and principal
stocsbolder; F. ~. Kenpard. chief engineer; and
Samuel Narrcn. financial agent ut New York, are
no + in this city nvtpg accomplished the trip Of
twelve hundred miles ii ioEts -four hours, without
y III such men at.hs hcad Of the affairs Of this
rnao the age Of wonders will rot ce3so to-day. 4
duabie t1aek Chat rare thing IN tie Vest e the
iberp crgter facilities to be found for the ttana-
pnrt of either passengers or freight. and on no
other road Is cq1af tPeed accomplished:
The centien4tn atose naussd will be In town
urt1e Wednesday next, and aIe tho guests Of II.
Niiward, Ea4.
PrEsEsTAT1ou.-Apa party Of ratarned soldiers
have raised several hnuered Dollars for tcsiuon-
i'll OF affection and esteem to the late
sfacer IN command Of their dlslslod. Tbs
well known jtuelry establishment Of Giles
h,n. i Co., No, 142 Lake street, hive
fr,rish,d from their etock watch an Emper-
ormight cosct WniSh y 70 o. - aepPsoR,aa ' en- en-
snya In p.ue, wne1Awo Can make'a more pointed
reference.
cmcaoo Trpz FouSpRT Tie attcnt;od Of our
reader. IA directed to the advertisement Of ths
Cbtcpeo Type Foundry and Pfiuters' Warehouse,
In ann,her column. Measrs. aeoaeta d Co. ara
pErparen to DO eiectrotyplne and s1ertotYpins 1o
1rrcr, tn tie beat s.ylc- membere1f the sratt'
will md complete outfit, the Qua!lfy OF which
RopnEriEs.-At the Central Police Station last
night NJ LEI. thsn Than 1ss complaints were pre-
fcr7ed by Tetrangtrs who bad had theF pockets
picked Of gums averaging from IS 10 sl0,; Taree
tcrdny, Ard quantity Of epofls 1oupa upon thetr
persons, which IL il thought will be identified
, 1864-08-30

:" "ANTED-lOO Men fl the gun
wv bost ,eryce for one, two and tt rec yesit for
Which the 10 lowing ps1cts I'll be pid VIZ: one ye4r
men q tssh in nssd; asoo fos tx9 yea,s snd xSa
&nd La,nl.e It ecIa, CncaEn, III tn t., hs!smsls.
WN, MURPHY b CO.
PA-We dairy compettt{ou.. au2H r4el7t
, 1864-08-30

" ANTED Substitutes for ana
w year, to 20 IN the Navy. Old an1's preferred.
Substitutes csp 70 to the Mi.gsssppi River 70 tn
A.sn e e ;nossd ss iasy !Ie!sr snd haze a tne
bunny paid in the city. WIL1soH & AERElh y,
, 1864-08-30

II pubic aQcldn, oa
Saturday, sept: 10th, 1854,
At3 o:cl, O. . m his ceitst9 Tame PAcs,nx House
a. ALExAN RE- BELLS. more. recently 0ceupied
By xAton d Co together vi TIL u1sures. sppur
tsr eucs uEs111ren term o{ltase. r.c. A11o lot OF
around Anm Salt and eAltpctte. Sale en- tEo prasn-
lies IRm4 cash. For de4ctptt -. oar s13a1a, &C.,
apply TO- WIN. a. BUFFERS & CO.
Au3t pSiB Swfthp Auctloncefs-
, 1864-08-30

w ANTED so GuDboatms sn in
~ pediAtely. Call ae the corror OF Randolph
ano 1ssalle ttrsef metropolitan Block, in the ba5e-
ment, re uiJlnR office IT
= WIZ. MU -PHY d CO.
Can and s:tthe hg1es. baunsy pa1a u th1 Guy,
tas1 in nsco. au1! p9I1 Il
, 1864-08-30

;" ANTED. Substitutes and re-
cssn bounty paid ii hsnc. Can have choi:s q Iex1
nsat sa5stisa,es I'D ID, recruit. e. fu;neasd T na
siaus. 70. Bo1 lI31. g. y. B0NaAM & GO
, 1864-08-30

w AETED Axe.1s to s>ll Pfesi'
W deusial Car1c~!Ro dcdn.4 and Pm Hadz.s.
There nia aud Hedges A7s nthed Ia 5;yia '1p:-
In E any,h.ex 5et sds..d = y ~ paous aad s,s
Avh aNos from thsss ID I've fu,d,ad rsr :ens pEont:
sa.rp1s-h-ca' It etshnr e!os. - -hpe m':.l. y
Cus1sr. ~ tiith street. Cino;naaI. Ohio.
, 1864-08-30

" ANTED .Su batitutes. One
w h1ndred r1en wanted for the Navy lnmeH-
niey. Gail acd ps sid gat tho lars eat hounLfes
C1eiInE for one. tuo Of thtf years. IBAACR HIEE
d CO ,G5 Clark Et.ees. np3f-Q43.st
, 1864-08-30

Anew York paper contains the Intelligence that
DR.. ]. 3. Buchanan, Peacc delegate to Chica9o and
Chairman or tho New York State Democratic Cen
trsl Committee, and ]. ". Leathers, one of tho
wealthiest citizens Of Louisville, arc to be sent TO
the DRY TortuE "a for asrcrtained conspiracy to
tlst in u7cItl rowing the Government by force Of
a1ms. More tyranny, doubtless.
, 1864-08-30

WANTED-1o0 Men for the Ruu
w boat seryiee, for one two aua athree .eafs, for
which ths 1oos1 pie.ss ~ wl be psiG ~ ese ~
fer 1hiee yesra. apply 1t tho corner OF RAndolnh
and IAaala streets, Chicago, ~ u the base13ent.
: WI. MURPHY d co.
S-Te dety counetitIon nu23p9Q5 It
, 1864-08-30

NAV AN I ED -t5uN@:l ltULE5s SHUstI'
w tussI wanted every day in viev Of tnn ap.
pros Ing dfsft Vttersrs and sl-rs trnra thf ana
5Ves can vs1te for 1nsf1nrt!. ns- re1er+us they
must have been two rears In tie ssFv1cs to enake
crat can 20 a. tep. .esentattves. We are .AflY psg
vice. eubs,1tn-es a,e invited to g1Vs call and
taouitn ncw 1-nch bou9tA they caa g.L before thsy
of IeAAC Z. HIT d CO.. d5 Cla-k etzcoe.
apSHu3rjr
, 1864-08-30

IeEu- 1ne tneSt1oS 0tea obt aoeN% ~ v can&A+ "a
eDN~' &''N EuRoPEAN An HOTEL,
The orcrn Of Jefferson Davis announced in its
af ths b. u1,,ou @ Pcsce nun thly published IN New
York abu entitled tht on Gssdrd, and the very
Reverend HcEry Clay Dean. b e.lknoWn Copper
@ I'd Raaiesl retired elstgsns d Fsaee proeiisi
uef, whose eauus OF life mad nearly run out, would
cn',ghtcn the inhabitants OF this beuightea re2ion
fsreht by Ferrsbdis = nd snd lis b,other Benjsmn.
During The us5 Of tue Consent:on sno tue few
Gays anterior tcete had heen plenty OF peace tatk
bcL 70 tut&lnaiuyed with war sentiment thai the
Dlsnuicn FEncc lntn pnrr aud etmple have suffered
Ano fanEuthhcf Tor the unadu1teraIed gospel. They
#anted some1n,ns nnm,stak aoly M peaceful: lnthis M
ceDy Of The European Hotel, corner OF Lake and
Stnie stIects, last evening.
TIE meeting Has called for eight O'Clock. but II
Wal somt what later lelore crowd that appeared
IL juE1ify tie Efforts Of lhtae distinguished
pt ace advocAtcs rntlertd. When they commenced
present, aid this number was considerably aug
mented bcfcre they concluded. The srst orator
was
c.cuAuscEx nu,n-
Mr. Eur. Ia the ctitoF ul tic sion 1nouthly,
emit cd iIe "Ud Quart, - ED rel'2iouHly believes
in The right o. stcefau- rsihrr the lnee Of au-
se XIX Ito M lie S Uoa han las OF once seced
cd. Ee IL rl@1xsat, coas1auiouatIe SORT OF gen
rlcnan, md excellent ard osc. tile rpezErr. He
was otnctd bY Tti1Isa WistoF, Of Janrsv1le,
Wisconsin,
e.R BCER'e EEMAnE4.
Mr.. Burr eatd:
HI, Chairman and gtutlenen-1 hardly expec:
s}.nI mike speech toni ht- 1G fact ut IL time
when epesca malieu should be e1dcd. The time
has COME :or zctun, decided actiou. Every man
thquio ask liusef IN what way can best auike
ior ralberr.n Pcsrie have not been wont to Speak
freely fur iss' Tires 3enrs We have Rad seals
! upon our l:pa a1D spies upon our ttaeks. VIC
have lstn living under a desp-tisn Thousand
! fliner vurss 1han thai oi Infamous Aus riA In
r7n Erhn
deepousn is ass Cd y os ,1,ea s.eo!atns 10 ,Ss i,s
11nnr Yx.otlc of this great couutr. sIuce the rat
en'es 81 AS1nsam L991 in
rnnn xnnr .,cnts. Iou peeferscu to aws,e peacea-
h tenatic1 2, n. =; term sn1r ~ 9e eafs
is mx,rcj I1ut Abraham Lincoln and III re OF his
c.s.et Who hsys o1ogsa - H.
E1een egrth. Hr referred 10 the attempt OF pro;
vost rns,.bhs IL How JERSEY 70 enfosee zoe tyran,
Ltca' tticle Of the tfamans Iucoln, and SAD thst
tneh VAS The tenitr OF 'he.peon.c that they wrre
confelcd to refnie Q 10 enf.rce obedience. So hzlp
, 1864-08-30

NOR SALE-Heu 9, Bsrn end
l. Leaso o. Iuaxer isrees, TO feat west Of ca =a1
Atrpor. kus6 p691 lw
, 1864-08-30

'WkNTED-Whc wsnts q Sub
w et,'u+e az Renre.eatatlye7 Cal at BON
EAM COS Cfsta, Rao1 15:9attp-t BLOCK. co7aee.
7Guf prd3N. AuSQ d4Jlt
, 1864-08-30

W ANIFD , PA Dieab:ed 2: %, o@eers 6: : and I'D
vice, rnd IL wsnt OF prem employ uea' .oecunsH-
Is aoaptsd to thstr osd'tt N, snoue adareas st
Uflea Draws 661f, Chicago. IlIlHois, G1vli date
Of t1tchart 9 and name OF company and regiment
n
, 1864-08-30

WANTED To sly to the macy
w Pm, tits Ii other s'atsa who nava appVed 10
to fufnIh them substitutes, that Eo have confined
cur ope atcuo to the t,ounty or Coax uaainlY, and
have not a1; DO not tttend 10 turEDa any ment3 pa
CT cited to ,he quota Of eey Stste bu. uli1stR.
NILLsoN = MERRIan, 45 Clarxst. ao3aq2slt
" "AN'rED~-To 1Dfo,m the pablo
W thst ve sze prepnred 70 lurni.h 9nh't,tutes
at1be les tts price Tor Ehich they ean nov be pro
trd the craft. D1lask @re dangerous. E,rst c-ms.
nrtss,yed. W1LL70N q AERHfAM4 48 ClaEE at-+
ChIcsgc. au31 qS5.tt
, 1864-08-30

TOR SALE Fnst class Cenr Il
Il Improved Properly.
. mari front Stpfe, on Laee Street.
i OtIck 8to: ea on aoush Fea.er tt.e5t.
2atufa. tfrtnfs) cn Wsst Lake s'Fest.
/ 1eo a4vc-sI choice buslneas Lots anh Lota IN 81
pf1ta c{ III { city. d. J. AVEHELL,
Ekal ssts:e Odcc. no. Metropolitan 3icck.
, 1864-08-30

N ANTED.-We Will pay to men
w and boys 10 20 ir the navy Tor one, tzo or
three ye<ta service muah or m0sa ths1 any other
psrtiss IL tho city. acd So earnestly adVse such
deiic cf ofn; ii the naval rvcs to c. aud te1
ID be.o,e trgAsing elsewhere, WILSON NEE.
RIhE. d3 ElSfE street, An3o-larlt
, 1864-08-30

EUR SALE; A f.w more lo!s it
wehe. sud Fishers -nbdlyt .ou On Welcott st.,
lc.th IT niv1i1cn. Al IN per foos.
tlreteeu lots biz. No. IT, sec :, -. Il, tor saos.
II faolu tcRrthtr.
~EeTera nro A1a ten ac1e lets within the City Limits
At frcm 1850 10 $1soc pe< acre. s0d Romc 0ne lAkA
tonss. Ersr Lake Viev, By GEES Ayes, aS
Dearborn etftet, Hp1-379+&t
, 1864-08-30

DOR 6ALE-Rea1 Estate for sale
Isrds in RoYth 81 souli ard Wisconsin for snds u
Csns.sl atd For1n.ra M !i,tao;s g 20 or s1ty PIPE u
Adcr. = POstcS d ALLI1. Chicago, o. g. I.oais,
, 1864-08-30

EtOx SALE SO By 2l4 feet on
EtYes,s. hisn scyefsi ansneW prcS aTenin1i Il the
mest dttirable lec.'lon u tbs city Also latgs list
purchasers. et the ollco or 3. A. HOHcEE> No. SO
EF6rhoYn HIx4 p5H9Iw
, 1864-08-30

EN.E s SaLE-1'wo Bstck Storec or
Il nsszborn st4cet. now renting HON eight to TIN
peI cent on price r7ksJ. Ewo nnely ocsted sores
cn Lake s,raet One srone fsort tna s.Ve-a! ftAme
ftred cn The ger Of Lssa'i~ md o1ros kt1cs9.
by RaES 4 AYREs. So Dearborn Esrets.
, 1864-08-30

NOR SALE Fust-class 3to:e e o1
DGa,tosn sI, set H1c71sin a7epne RssIdsnces va
bah avsrna fssid.nca ,ssai.,e aysnqe Rssia31se.
ito :. Apply TO J. P.OLE9ER. Rea1 Ha1ate 80 yer,
4pk 4 ~. 1pSSDfi7Et
, 1864-08-30

and TINT great Democrat. HorAt.o Seymour. ehou1d
@ caliRst e road tce g he Lama 81 Voorhees, and
the b1illtuut galaxy, Of gentlemen statesmen
Who sssb Fonpo ans void bpins
greatly to render negative !he evils Of the preent
e1rutt Mh.n ~ lhoan aSas
eny be has flooded the country with money and
caused The sea'e of wages TO be- raised PeThsp.
so Ut Al The money u n ne Pc sn ,31. o1 as Is
wages il twenty times sTo'eo thsn nothing. Un-
DIT the Democratic rule ofpnr1sy, man could our,
saso wa BIZ a,s IaaEs Roepaa 3.
hsruer for pound and .: quarter; Then ood en-
Lnr vae dvc or six csn.s pound; noH it IS forty
OF y HTreh y ths fsms eys e ~ :. sn a has
q. dollsr or 80 peel. but whit but ths dspraved
iaste OF All aknli,tonirt csn stomach II. Ihey ny
hTs 70 Is il B. B. %
s,rnt1 fir short time the speaker concluded. md
tie meeting df. ber. ed. with eome seaIly e1ceAene
Eusfe by Boston band.
uKHnT CLAY rEAH.
Judge Alexander, OF Hcu1ucky, then inirouaCed
Henry ia. lean, rho Rob Buy OF Iowa" The
HsvereId gent e,nsn appeared e1th bead had beard
urs1o1n End unkhaYen, and tmmediately launched
cut iLto fc1re aud bitter strain of lnFccuFe,
over1lwing with sut .asity abEcrn,ty and pEn:ant-
,hose portions obviously init to be reaa By r.
I[lcHl plackEuard.
AEhARKs Or nkEnI CLAY DEAN.
Mr. Dc=n eald he ehould make practical speech
This reason why b. w3B here Tonight Was th 1t ev
e,r right be heid dear and roc1et was crushed on
BY ibe 3snnn!c4l des patiena pf Abe Lincoln. Tho
tonttitptior IVES dead. G1nzressuen h.d been
snp,feoped. and legislatures iucaIcerated. IA
yofce, Mcclellan uld that..4') TO day we ara
mi BY telour, and there IL no: q uaa In power
,1nn!oF from Lincoln down Int does not deserve
slnnt Jeh D.yis?') I'll tell ron aoout Js5. d.
,is. Abe Lincoln las little dl11cutY ylth him,
rri make 1t rule never to fotcstere with bl.ck.
Ius1cs, There was never crims perectratei in
fEe history Of ,be world that bar nut had in x1ct
I rounterpaft tn the Conduct OF Ill. L,ucoia. A.
sn1e m Eod Tiyes there 10 q knife tn prrpasutlun
tiat VII eeyef lis political hezd fruta Els Iesn,
II rlarecd Abe / nchlu With Il ina aud perjury,
d, tad be had petit larceny wr1ften all over his
los iri the c7oxn Of HE bead TO The sole nf his
f+ctn He sutd ge hayo tried Far to our hearts
couteN. There nevcr had been in the worlds
h.s,ufjee an army like that raised 70 conquer, In
1tEi aib 1853 wpai Is called the zebe States. None
oi The creat Generals Of the world had ever sesn
OF d1esned al such 9ent1cent array ol ao.dsctr.
1hv ~amps OF The ChickAhouunT testify TO The
utter annih.Ias,on OF fnAt hedT. We
hare, &red every art ot' ~ar 70
Ire hit thres years. ana He had uttorls tatsed
| J1iltd, FAILED, FA1LED<
, 1864-08-30

TOR SALE Real EEt>te by Geo.
4 Y. pT1d. s01 Dsa,b born street. conner WASH
irzton ss,e1al nas'ne;s l1ts en a'Gsiaaa sTSnas
pre peltY, very desirable. 100 feet font On Clask
STREET Lota on stch'9sn. Waoash and ln1l+na ave
plccRs ar Ia lots- Several trscfs Of land last and
south OF cftg f!ts-l60 scrrs near the Iunctiuu -
R1eat ha1ga10. Ftt3t cl6ae resldepce Aod bnsiutBs
IFunexty IN all past3 CT tht city, aucT p43k 3sX
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
TBg wINIRR In ENoLAND.

The following paragraph from the Mark Lane
EzPress will indicate something Of the character
OF the winter aud The trials OF the farmer in
England.
The week opened with frost, a toeraby fne
day. aud snow threatening. On Monday 1t re
manned cold, with the wind from the N. N. W +,
and thermometer in the morning at thirty de-
grees. In some paris Of the country there was
snow, which would be very acceptable and ser.
viceable to the wheat plant, for whore it was
exposed this must take some harm with such
sudden changes in the atmosphere. On Tuesday
morning Eve degrees Of frost were registered,
and email quantity OF snow fell, but soon melt
ed. The night became clear, the moon shining
brightly, and frost sgain threatened. On We'd
nesday morning eight degrees Of frost were
registered, wind northeast, barometer 29. 90 in.;
thermometer at noon thirty.6ve degrees, wind
northeast. This is about the fourth time this
winter that severe weather has set In, lasting
rather more than a week in continuance, and
pinching man and beast while ii remained-
Many would be glad Of favorable change, and
a somewhat higher temperature. Field work
has been completely checked, and those farmers
who are backward are now anxious TO max g
some progress 10 their spring tilage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
ronpresnionaI nnmmarv.

Iu the United States Senate on Friday a com
munieation Wae received from the President,
stating, In answer to q resolution Of inquiry, that
there was no diplomatic correspondence IN rela-
tion to alleged projects for establishing mon
arohial governments in Central and South Am-
erica that could at this time, with propriety, bo
made public. The report OF the Conference
Committee on the West Poiut Academy bill was
concurrsd in and the bill passed. The clause of
the bill in relation TO increasing the number Of
cadets and the mode of appointment is stricken
out. Mr. Salisbury resumed and concluded his
speefh on the bill TO prevent military interference
with elections aud the Senate then went into
executive session.
The House Of Representatives on Friday passed
bill To prevent frauds in changing the names
Of steamboats,. II requires the name Of tue ves-
sci TO be painted on the warehouses as well as
stern, aud makes the vessel liable TO forfeiture
for an evasion OF the law. The Agricultural
Committee reported back the bill extending the
time for the acceptance by the States of the
public lands granted for the establishment Of
Agricultural Colleges. The currency bill was
taken up, but quorum Of members not being
present, a call OF the House was ordered, and the
Speaker issued warrants for the arrest OF Absen
tees The House then adjourned.
The United States House of Representatives
was in session on Saturday, and was occupied
with the usual speech making.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

override the laws by cunning and devices, and
exercise their prof abe calling In perpetuity,
fee froin "tribute" to the government, great
majority Of the loyal tax payers will look upon
the matter as one Of extreme hardship.
The former law has been evaded by cunning
and disioy yAlty, these managers have issued or
dtrs instead Of tickets, and here in the City Of
washington are selling twenty thous ind dollars
per month Of these very orders without license
and without tax, Let the new Law be Of such
character that no device or dsloyally shall evade
IL. Every ticket, order, policy or device manu-
iactored by these managers ought to be stamped,
for II the stamp is only put upon those sold.
"ahuses will creep in"
TO you. Sir, aa-President Of the United States.
we appeal to redress this grievance. You are in
full career Of advancement, aud the people
we're never so proud Of your past, or 30 hopeful
o. youv future. aud long after this generation
shall have passed away, our children's children
will offer up the prayers Of grateful hearts to
your memory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
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