davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-07

LUMBEl,-Tht receipts during the past n. eksho1
incsease of cent oyts thoee Of toe week pre-
ced ng. and compare fA.orAh5 With the :ecsspss o.
the rresposdinK per1otl of the two years preco1
tug The supp,y, howe7es falls short Of the contnu-
A11y trcreAsing demands d thu nHket.' To tais may
be mainly attributed he extreme ne:anosa Whtcn
e1iss- On fair to e1tTH csrsoes psec5 nsfe Aafaac
"a during the pat wtek fill vle pr thoussnai
and several saseb might be 1etef7ed 70. N Malea
= still greater advance hts been oatasned- nov
Tat the season IA 1aNp5 nea. to tfs close thefe
asrea.er desire, especially on the psfe q connn5
dealers to obtain Iu1Dbe to meet tns
OF their Gus tome.s, when asTagatoa sna'i naYe
II closed. The principal trawoacs, II the1s etss'
still being, the extreme difficulty Of opEanln9 tai'
was cars for the trxratipnent Of their purchases
Ttis usfortunately apples principally 10 tnoso o1s
tr3ca thAt have 10 daptnA almost e1c'us1Sta3 upon
this market for their TupplFs.
o. the recslpts turilR Tbs Fast ~eek A:So uso.
portion hss b:ea d.ltye1se. elmer on sontta.s -
ReauiIed fot saa eupply ot huysEsfn me msf.e' nv
q11.e pslces very r1n, with s1 adTapca o. wv Pr
1.ctt feat On 911ne t. extra qualities OF Aanost.
sR1NGLE3-The market has been moatsateiy &c
hve curing this paAt weak, with aFefs 1sn1's" ehp
flf. Ps1ces eonti.ua nsrn s1st unclaimed.
LATH~Reee1pta hsye psen snors liberal. and ths
naaT1st coIt1:ues nsm, bnt Wl1hnas any eoAnss VI
pEeTlous quotations..
CARGO sALKs TO-DAY.
CArxp tchr. Hen9o' and. fto1 Aa3kssua, Aeto os
Ao1ten ., 7o,teo feet lnnb.E, STRIPS 80 - ~,
schr. Mcunt Vernon, BON Green baS. sou ~ w.
Locch. 1Wa nfset ianbe. stt3t III aaa &C o'Tas'
kt 80 p0-bsl2nce common 81 3saoe esfSo ssas o1s
yer, from Mutke9oo. .to'd By Dove 11o wv 4os.
bez, stiiDs, Ut $$s9 cargo feas: q, 3s.-
from Auste9op, said By Aertil aos-o 'e1s .so ~.
Br1on, sold BY o. Bfawltsr, ~ 90 feet lomoet: y
strips, 1t al CO; cArko sehr, Raunlet, nom n
ZOE, aeld hI Morton IS go feet lnnoef, lats
Ut s2lfG; ctrxo prop. Usioos from Sresa oes' e''
, 1864-09-07

Hon. LcrgsA Or m Der ounces the Cop
pcfhe&d P1htloFm
We lcaru from uudoubted authority that
Hon. Lewis Caes pronounces the Democratic
platfor1n a most ignomtnious surrender to
the rebels, ana says thst he cannot support
, 1864-09-07

The ys1us hsTe btnn moderately active Owing to
the want Of rs1lwas ,aciues, country orders
cur ulatnE without sry inmedAts pro4pecs OF be1os
able tn MI ktsm. Thls Ia acu1s very in1uFouAy on
the city trade: many ders haVt1gtto be canceled
K,e1y Eu that Acco1nt, Prlae4 Y2le Ns2 At s1efo1
tovfeR QuotstibDs:
The following arc DE yHr& prtces: =
, 1864-09-07

g. g. :: 81 y; 81 ';$ 'ss!i 81:
:E;:' -; ::ZE| !;}|s| :}$s |sz$ E E:$
DAILY x1RA1aAc1zoss M sFEIha wHEAr DUatsa
s;$$ $s ;$s ss!:s s$}
!$s;;;;; i;s ssE; Ss ] i; s., |;sl5sx sl
i9:e pt1 6Ishe q sprna: Ri thsrs VI a. Ma:stsi
%asss Saz.4 + ss II 81 Rsa !: III;
5sse bn @ :, :sas 2 81 By No Eea = 5;o5 7e6 "a
Do At $isi: i,;ta ba do ii a7o': SEEING WnkAr II
s5o5s.ae Ne Spite y sa{a ,Mo p % =
:saf u x2I5: % ha do at a5ls 40 pa do ,at
~ 20 b. g. 2: 1195H 4sa & 1 g 6 % 81 s.
s = ssS !: !, &: IA Essstss S.
sS b ,sn,ppsd so4ey
movement during tha weak, and binca the hsas Of
,a:s Sssxd e @ssS
saesss,apS5x sssssa g f;iisa
ah'psta 1s;t Sa v;:i a 9Th
aR;st 'E5 !: i;s "a
e,1n. .ta we note a. saxz7cs tn prices of sa3fS ~
oa.sE ses g ss Sa
rs CORE sgsrze n: E.::sss
t:$: $::;l li;s$s iS}s e. f'&i F;;; e.
9;s;ss } } H $x F $ +; s ! i:sss t .1sss 81;
To-Day ths market Ess &c hizhes .ad go:sisseiy
sa!ss Ts1s Ess c2sa II r q =; r. en "
, 1864-09-07

B The New York Tribune says: "There
were at least one thoueand more Lincoln
votes In this city On the day after the Chi
, 1864-09-07
ENfS VI FsV0H@" 0s&& A3a7a s@&o F~s'e - 4."**31*
fEcE1FTd AEn slIIrNEhTH PANT II HnfIRY.

Tho general produce markets to day ruled more
active and atmer. under . good speculative and
limited shipping demand.
The Flour market, however. was vcry dull and
heasy, and we note saies O! o0Q brls ut $ll.153
12iO for white winter extras; $1,000 for red Hin.
ter extras, and SO 40Gb1o.G GO for spring extras.
Spring Whe,t advanced 11sc . bashel, and
was quite actiTc, but there WAS no material change
In winter grades. About 49,, ,0c0 bushels OF nll
grades changed hsnds, ut $2.o70e,o8 for Mol red
winter; sa.05@2.o8 for No red winter; s1.a5D
et0 for rejected red $a.o4d82,05 for No spring;
$1.gc92.c6 for No spring; and 5t.o1 for rejected
tprtng-the market closing quiet at $2.05 for No ?
red, ss.d1,S for No spring.
Com vus tc hieber tban yesterday, but the ad-
vance WAS scarcely maintained. About 145,0o0
bushels were eold, at st.3aD1.a2k for No. Corn,
$l810i1.se for No. 2 Corn and $1.2sf for Reject
ed Corn-tbe market closing firm at 31.sl for No.
2. River Corn was more active at $l.A for No.
adoat and Size Tor No. aaoat
Oats opened steady, but tow,rds the close the
market fell of hc Per buRhel, with sales Of 15s000
bnehclr, at GG4G67c for No. Oats, G4,3 065c tor
No. 2 Oats; and 6355c for Rejected 0ats-the mar
ket closing quiet At 66ac Tor No. ] and G4Hc for
No.2.
Rye declined NG1c per busbol, with sales of
only 1a,oc0 ouebe!s at s1.s41a a43s for No. !, and
81 8'l1.ss for No 2-closlns at inside quotations
baflfg HAa III mQTc lCIlfc 0sul1nA auo A1AltI-
prices showing an sdvance Of aHG5c In some
casee. About ls, COO bushels were eo'd at S2103
s.15 for No. Z Barley; $3.50 for Rejected Barley;
and sa1o for tageed lots by sample.
Higbw1nc we're more active and prices advanced
1c 2 pa1lon-with Gales Of 100 br1s at St.7Ga5l.T,
and $50 for iron.bound packages.
Provisions were quiet and steady, with sales OF
about 3,c00 brls Mess Pork to Government At
S410O> payable IN certificates, 4 lot Of i8t brls
Prime Mess Pork was sold at $4t.00-at which ne
quote the market steady. Lard Was neglected.
Grain Freiehts wera dull, with lisht engagements
at 9kc for corn and &c for oats to Buffalo, and 1oc
for cats 10 osweso.
In Beer Cattle the receipts hare been light; there
10 still IN sctigs demand for good medium grades
suitable for the army. Shipping Cattle are IN al
most uominsl supply, with fair demnnd. Eu.
tered sales, 6sa head, At S3.e5@6.6o-cheay at
$4.o0@6.0O gross. ..-.
The receipts Of Hogs hare BEEN light, and con-
etdernblJ below the demand. On prime TO extra
grades We note further advance Of 1o11bc per
100 ns. Entered sales, 4a3 head, at 80 75Qbt1.60-
chiefly at SO 6o11t.50 q 100 1Ds.
In the afternoon there was uetle donc-No. 4
Spring aenloe at 81 1@2.o1H-clostng d quiet.
Corn, Oats and nighHtnes were neglected.
, 1864-09-07

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
First a..ional Bank Of st. Loais, Mo.
Second National Cank Of st. Louls, no.
Third National Caak Of St. Louis, No.
Fourth National Bank Of st. Louis, He.
AID by all Eaioual Dsas which ara dapo:t-ariaa Of
public money, and
ALL REsPECrABLE BANKS AND BASKEK3
Throughout the county VIII sivs fur:htr mforms-
hc1 and
AFFORD EvEEY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
-qsss2wdAw
EvERE1T EoUsE,
Us1oN SQUARE, n. Z.
E Sas,Ps Psss ss Is, II s ' t. -;
Me above houto Will oe coE Quoted on ahs
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Mesls os17e served IA ea+ts 7ae n nouss 9ss sssa n
liz ;oca,lon, ths tz. md Comfort Of tho roems Of
ss.. hss.l .s' 'EsEsEH r s9sKow 5s.:
NAIL FASHIONS FOR 1864.
4 MRS D. A. JACKSON,
pi1 Eax'iss, F7naeh, md aar1aan designs fos
xsdleas and Oa1dFens9 Conta8eA,
3 ss g. a.
s;:s r. e ss'ssss
r AVIS OF THE LAST SESSION
, 1864-09-07

BY -Rsvsss1, oesSss star ehAv.d shsasla. - o.
:oonc As sf asea u u ao sscs A. saTcA ~ y ~:
cafso schr. Wyoming. from GsanA Hayrn. aeld ~ o.
Bxewstef. 81 psa seo* sak plalk. at ~
, 1864-09-07
WHAT THEY MtEAE HAVE DOME

TIE Democratic party, through their rep
re;entAtives at The late Chicago ConTeution,
missed golden opportunity Of getting tato
power and achieving the glory OF closing Luz
var. Suppose that curing their session they
, l,ad made a. many and as strong speeches
aeai.st The rebels as they did against the
Government. Suppose they bad boon as zed-
GUS sp6 is earnest in: their eudeayors to put
dvvu the rebellion as ttey we're to overthrow
the Union. Suppose they had expressed
themselves ready rand 4t all times to up
hold ant maintain the honor OF the flag instead
of trailing 1t in tie dust and 10 sesiDg 1t In
disbeuor 1T TIE ver5 instant Of victory. aud
tlat they were bouud to take JciE Davis at
bis wora-eubmission or orextermtnation-and
fight it ont On tlht linz" Supp ssing they
had done this, no matter how much they had
attack Cd abolitionism, the epeople wonld have
taken thcm and their platsorm and placed
them In power. They would have received
the tf6ces aid tho spolls, ard secured to
themselves the glory Of closing the war
axd saving the Union. The effect would
Rave para!yzed the rebels, and before tbs day
OF I'll ction. JEFF. Davis md his whole crowd
would have been on their knees sutlng for
place, AID saying: "1t's no use /; we cannot
] fight unnted North.
| But the Democracy missed the opportuni
ty, and bT their action have prolonged th'
var. Every drop Of blood shed here liter /,
/ on their skirts. It's fortunate they can onl,
embas1ass, lot .dtfcat the purpose OF th'
war The Union men OF the North, tlushet
| with The victories In every quarter, are NOR
determined than ever to carry on this Wa
| to successful tissue.
, 1864-09-07
H1osA Meetin. In south. rn Illinois.
HIM William krnes. candidate tor Lteu1

I7.n Wul{svn Er,ss candt.a,e tar Lieut..
.,o,,..,o. .na uor 1, r, pnffl;na n. a.
sy.,s.,o,1 IT, the Djs,r1ct of Southern ILL.,
-s.,. ~, ,,asr a, T1nIon masa mcctfnps at
thu following places. at 2 D. n:
Mattoon. co,es couuty Monday, Sept. Il
Iar,s' Edas Co..: u.anss"aH dnss"aH @ sept y
4zss: I1Ea - H., Sur5 Maa, Thnssd.y' XXI *
Ems1i'ic Gns nnna Co.. ,..'Frids;. SEPT is
0srsiase, Clinton Co... Saturday, sept y
Fs;,tsd r. rspfa; M,sns Manesn EEL &
Mt Vernon, jefcrxon Co..... Thur~d.y, Sept e
Ssg.eD Rnkfn ns9oa a,u5day seps ep
GsImi Wits co................ ~ .Honosy. sept. IS
HArisbarsh Saline Co...,..- Weonesoas, Sept =
Msr,cn Wi1l1nln.on Co. 1hurfdsy, Sept. g
Vitnna. johnson Co.,. Frids.. sept 70
scnoeo99s1: 9n9.: unan I.r,son =" n -. - Mopdsy 0st
FIJI Irn,hurd The dist,nru;shed vocalist,
sepera, of his Injmitahle canpa.gu soags.
Un,on neuetmners In Ill The towns aud
oounttee above naued are respectfully se-
oues..d 10 copy the appointments md not,ce
tile meetipgs e1itorislly. The friends OF the
Union where the neefinGs are TO be held VIII
-. ...o.,sa ~ x,.,e f,v .na.rtnr end
u,rke I'LL tle neettsary preliminary arrange
ments, They are also requested to engage
~ .h.s ~ !. -, ,,ot ~ 4ha los
~ .a.ss .s,,.oaa
n ,s ~ tna 11,,,, st.ta cant,a, Chm.
90 -, s' ~ rnnxrn Chairman
" = p,or srrre,.rv.
m.sn meesapee-scn. Oafesby,s APP
Gsn oe.esos Wal spear IS 'olo"S; a..
F>tea1fnE. s-"A ~
, 1864-09-07

aElss--Ths zupp1y during ths paat weak saome,
what decuned-theE1 Eas been an acsi7A demsuc aud
icea have advsnced .@2c peg doz on previous quo
tato1s. We quote sales to nsy At tsa17e PIT do1 Tor
fresh "a, EAtea TO- br1a at 17c poZ: 4bfia
dc. ar 1tc; tuba 90 At FIG = dax
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES market has been IN het-
ter t ouEh s1ft inadequate supaly. With br'sk
nsrd prizes further nuVnncGd ar y br1. TEoUr-
& OIL MAcE1REL-1p fair tupp,y aad moderately
selye M5tet 1 T Is Rsessnf npFtsa 81
quose nominal II being s:ase ely ang n the 9aE
p1e4ens nuptaSscNs. LAXK HEeE1No-10 yets light
, 1864-09-07
Special Advantages efthis Loan.

II lH 4 NArsoxAL RAv11Gs HAZE. Offering G
h!fher 1ata Of ntt7ea than any other. and BasF
sxcUR,T1. Any saytr n bank which ps1s iss depca.
tcra II a. 8. Notes. eonuders that It ID paving IN
the best c,1culatirg medium Of tho country. and it
cAsNor pay In anything b. ttsr, FIR RS oR1 A1s.rs
ara eirhsr N Govsrnme Mt sscusidca Or In norex Or
honds pay able in 0overnm at paper.
Convertible into u SixP per cent.
6-20 Gold MOnd.
In astticn to tbs vez5 liberal interest thu Eotss
ior ,hree Year,, thia privilege OF conversion IA NOW
worth about ,hree CENT aunuc1, for tho
rent rats 3cr t2n Bonda IL not las than NEy1 PxE
c9nT. PRKH1UN and before the war the preu,iuu %
1tI cent. q. 8. 1tCcssWt over twenty per ca0t-
1t H,l be Been thst the actu prodI on ,hs loan as
present. market not leaz th11 ten per cent
Fer A1uuus
, 1864-09-07
HQH aALKa T0.DATs
WEEKLY EsEVIE " OF CH1s
CAGO A&RE r..


ora on a tasis Of G storage per btsshel, uniess
othe7.etse statsd. Flouf ts s0{d dalieersd untess
Q&tefao3se Skd&ed. -
, 1864-09-07

RREIGHTs-naA1s Fka1oArs dun The en-
Stcasci1 OF ffe'Rhtk, snd rates aIe nI&yy and 70
inN Ct on The ee*k- Tbs ens ssenents To-day ven
TX :prr St. u ns. bark Fortuoe. *od tchr r. hoo
f,n With o&'ss Atec. To ohwEao: sehr Portland
"LAxs sun RAIL "Fa8raurs-Tnnra u no chargs
, 1864-09-07


..~-,e1 eerszt& CaE 81
ss;ssss. 80; 49, { r,s:cs =: 0sG.
Elp. Ao. l -. - 'caIt IA. e
dlNEA.--. s.*.&4& @Iet n AoE-
kiPrN0. ! kdAF5.1 sE2E.r ux& ~
ss;s Sal, u: III. ss.s rissss &c. GU &
xanes C.x. II osda-e doxl;: n9ggtton1 ggto1
bE.......".s 1'sa7S 1a9 hn,e41n Scs. 7ss5 il b
.r.n,> 49, ~ ha*n ~ eusats
LEAF 4HD s.9nnt- srs f.i1 eausJt to the a. :
nsfo. eno p'!sS ~ ~ ~ "rataa Nu o@
81 rae ~
r. L = ..-.... .......:........'... sos1
e.. Rgcf s etss esot = sso1 =.
tss;: r.: Il
IT, ,s..s'i = ef = sfqsSo 9f .sesloss eee ra
=! : .s snss:sssa. Se aa:se: u.,a,ss
L,ms 70 =. .. s5vst7s
S:::s :ssssis ast t;ass;:::::::::::::.:: S$:e'
Eovt seots9 stHeS1....-.-' .'''-'...'''. - Il
ksrp npsz, 81 ......................... a$a,
Gstf Enn1 e * menr III ........ 15oaa IS
c1 ETA LsDTas. .s h:s been iaif d:xree Il seav-
,,s fsas eos =. asta fa'1
,a,, na1 1r,a p;:!!ss::1c c... srs0' Ct.
b2r q, II r1@'s s.s,@ LIT quality. c.sk.,>...A
Hre Hgs........... Z saaet ....9*
Small P1Ka -. ........53 e4ao.;,: .s',...'''-
n.1 7ln corrsa. to s
GSvper Bosttms..--. g = ana 14'.'...'.......m
Es:e.iDs : . Is os..s is and 1d...,.:.- "A
7nnta =; s
l,s ousIs5 ,........A l9............ ........
, 1864-09-07

E Did the capture otAt1snta remind the
Copperheads Of " "another little jokc@
, 1864-09-07

Here the market WAS steady and quiet at 20
buyine. Coupons are bUught same as gold. Silver
is 4 little hrmer at go. For Sis ITO vas bid.
TIE proercsslse increase Of the public debt, OF
all descriptions, since she 9Th Of July, whoa VI.
Fessenden TOOK charge Of the Ireasut5, Ia A. for
, 1864-09-07

Author Of the we4l-known pamphlet er-
titl6d "The Great Conflict, OF Cause and
Cure Of Secession" will speak at the follow
Ing places:
Nspocsot. -. "Wednesday eventnr, Sept
Do{d's Gfose.--......--1h 1hrrsday evening, oept-
Friday evening, Sept.
, 1864-09-07


sExDs-Recsived tc-day. Si ISL 81 Grats sesds; ;
se*ds. T1xo7us sREn-faeta ~ eood dem.nd for
Tmc'hy So, and sns MARKET i 4stvs aaa " g say.
a bags II lo,s ~ 70: !o b*Ss sna os2s :. It ss,o
were: 20 bags good =; $sas; Is huiheis ptinaa At
sALT-Eeceiyed TO-DAY, .3n0 bEls: shipped, 1.57s
bris. 10. T1c-The AEnnts and deaIafa bars -tay
advauc tnetr prices 1oc pet nsl, Ftns Salt nei1x
weeE, hou cvrs carxne5 have sold a1oat and dock
n a. *5a $50 per nfL FonE1 =4-Gtonnd AluT Y
held At &s.6l peF thc1. with buyuJ8 at s3 9t43 IS.
There Il little oz. 1o Turks 1sland Offering. Wa
, 1864-09-07

To-n1Y the narket v1s dnIi aad a@fc 70 yer.
Sales we're: h1E IN s1oax-too nu No / Ryo at
SlS,: C6o hu at 1t3l--Ehs market ciosinR Qu1et
ht u ~ TOR No aud Il 81 fur No3
Zone, TIC following ID = cnmps1a3y. .ah1a ot the
1tce.rts - shlSmenf for tho XeeE and zeasoa:
, 1864-09-07

.VFNN{J J4H-fh8 Mtt7 e hk3 1e61 Hf1dFfaL.'y II.
tvs Prices rule sseany ana unchanged. Ho quota:
Pn:o cl:sr flgsKsf' g. ''.' "...-'-'''-t9.5e ~ .5e
In1. Fs1s ss ao % Do '...sise
WO,L-1h:Ie aas eeeH d:elias r. he p:syoas
p.tsts sea.aa ys.1 n; t;Rai4x zpv1ta ooinins aa%s
thttT choce deeces St Il 0;9l H. sales curing The
Ttfx have Faz Frd, for low medium 70 chclcs nKht
F'ersc assacG51I3 q =, Wa aQuose:
Fioe Lssht F1eets, ~
Aec.uTn nln fssse na1m
FsotoTy Tub Rsshtd. = y ......,-.-..... 1hh9tl.t
psr Lase dSa5ias sna ~ ~ r7e1 ~
eonttnuts ver1 as.n II prevtoua quotations. va
Aesea. cord. IN thu gard. 3ll.eo-Daysrad at s3n
aarls. per eord, 90 % 3s4 90 ~ ~
Hlttor7. Der cord, DO 40 S.S % A@
she past Tcaf ruled 1tzaoy u former quo.skons
Domestic Goods have eeea u fs!r requ:st. sst AZ
6sen In raofe limited demaad. and orders aro xenet
, 1864-09-07

Sterling. ............ Sept &
Mor1isson-. ..-........ .......-... Sept. ..
General Oglesby will sptak at each OF the
bove, meetings. All Union papers please
, 1864-09-07

q
aasrsAnx, Boae- -M36o
WNc ctA . H.....-4MsM. !.
Tnoer 49,, e,1k11. ~
6ip. Ho. / IL. -.
d,4N s.4.A2 ~Lke
ktp,N1. ! kS2F3.l w4L y
{n}f. HxtfA.......fH11s1 =
french ZIP, lst
chuloc,.........&@8sA
FIeuh CA. n
&k,..,ss.s..s,4.S %tb1-*
, 1864-09-07

frsStA Cali Il
.--..-..-....ND
rsHCA C. a
n .,..r....0E2"
FreseA CT: 70.
moanee, 4 dog =.
rrNsch C41f L..
muaea, e&~.,.3 N
NdAR doxLs n;4ggshsT9 q *
LinjD9s Vdox..eM Y
hf144AH SrS--s1~ y ~
rr.~@ H~x ha@H NJ Gh&4t9
, 1864-09-07

u active and In fair supply.
EN- prtsseDt p.tcGs. 11d caa-
leas tu41 ~ sin p4e keE. or
,tstlpps. This Is tbs fesnls
,ul2tCes come time siuc., fse-
I, At 4 te< <ucf1nu from pstA-
d ol7 for = ehoxt tune serve
, 1864-09-07

more bitterly than CLHes1, o0t n4 Uoft ~
ence feel in their hearts that they were re-
tpopsib1e for bringing On this dreadful ms
1ic1ous warp He eaid that every man's
conscience must be the standard to deter
mine his Own mtaeure Of gutlt or Innocence.
For. .himeelt, be felt before his God, and he
believed the came WIS true OF most Of bis
hearers, that he bad 10 part Or lot In bring
ing On this cruel WAL: He had supported
the admiuibtratien OF Ar. Lincoln, "a they
had done He h6a canTssaed the State bold
II Tor Lin In 1860, sod had mounted the ros-
tfpm in Southern Illinois and advised the
people to give hi1a their undivided SUPPORT
II be sas wrong in thus laboTfng for the
election Of Mr Lincoln, then h1a co1scleace
spoke falsely, aEd eyerF uasn who c.st Q Vote
for Mt. Lincoln had conm1tteu gr1eVous
eir.
Cor sf,tutfop, and tsid the leading feature OF
the Instrument WEB the security il gave tn o
fee expfeeEion OF the popular Hlu. Under
ttat Constitution Mr. Lincoln Was tntrly
elected, both bg the popular and electoral
vote. Before his Inauguration, and upon 1oe
presumption alcne that Mr. Lincoln would
he ratflzan President, seven states passed
1l,clr ordiuuuces OF secession, and, go far as
trch actInn could take them out OF the
UrIou. cut loose from the Federal compsct'
With a1mcst untathnu,able foresight, our
(Ytl9rs, In trAmlrg the Constitution. pro-
yittd against cckeslpn, rcnclQ1u, lnsa9ioA
/ ard civil war. That Instrument provides
lint Cougreas shall have power to call out
thc militia to enforce the laws and put do WI
rebellion. Would such q provision be incor'
roratcu into that instrument had 1t been con
itmplatfd thst any State, at viii. could set It +
sfite aua ret mp government Of their own?
Hts ebld tie Constitution MAS The organic
law Of the country. and Represents the spirit
uT the Inv Of tue country. The
Iu.cr is complete and nadlsputed IN
f,nreress to call cut the naIltttae os It ts
tqusly fee and complete that the President
eLau Be Coumander-in. Chief Of the troops
thrs r.ieed. That game Instrument provides
thet the President spall fully snd faithfully
| execute the 1aws enacted by Congress. NoE
Congress authorized the militia to oe Gaued
cut TO suppress the rebellion, and The Prest-
dent ~ bound By The sole lemn1ties OF bis oath
70 x. cnta thai lar. Nj. Buchanan, the
foor o,d pestiie,ous aud pestilential poten-
| !ate that f1led the Executive cbaif, when
,t.ycn States seceeded, failed In his datI, as
! n9nlrsd by the Con1titut1opt- but did that
| hEolre Mr. Lincoln from the obligations Of
| Ii. oath7 Mr. Lincoln found the country IN
| rthellior uh'n he took possession OF his
| cflce Cougresa called out the mlhtia, and
, 1864-09-07
n. =. b. War0,s Appo. o.Atmcnts.

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Stes1inE ............... Sept 9Th.
General Oglesby speaks at the same time and
, 1864-09-07

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, 1864-09-07

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istr 3erel1t t 4tid drIrard.
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wsrd tetds ncy- sails hg
OF WsareYn Oh ts3t t3d& l
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, 1864-09-07

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tkc QYet our ETfsept ont
Cf stfTts be n ht BY st &C
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rnt yn'ues, And Will prot
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, 1864-09-07

6sREEH ERuIT3-AFFLEa-Fda fecelofe LOT
past have beFn Very abundsut and abova
tbs 1tmsnd From present u. ,t1o.s. t1s tupoly
this Eaa-on Will be oEcs rather thsu under the aver
Of previous sensonA. xEtces hsve conslu .rahlY
oecnns1. and Ae preaeot quotations the maeRes is
decline of u st@so 2 ri L1NoS+There . neea
j. as r. s
cline q *!.te@2N boz. oa1EaEs-Ars Il yesy
Light 4upplY. WITH sr1rcaly IN tbemA1kef. PEAR4
in better supply bur the principal pstt OF tsa earl
q vsrtes1-a are on rec.tnt IN very uau.agea cqoa
be outalueo. Son d Pears continue nrm sud IN ac.
ttva demand PsACBKs-rhe market has ocen In
1ece1pta ara very nnlonpd Market toler4oly nrn st
, 1864-09-07

WFEN
hks bseu very actlTa and IN fair supply Prices
t1uue very 1Im, with ~ advance OF lc on atear-
ln& snd f1<ksed. STAG Candles nrm &od Unclaimed.
Wb q1nte:
1t Ar1n6.
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tOOPHHAtsE-There hss 81 en lits1e actltitY ID
Il N At our pxrs. Mt quo at!ors Whisky b&tre arc
oH1e' ND nm af p.s.t ,afes; riaas nsF1sls 10 aS-
e lvr md RI, arm + ofsyo9s ao,aTen:. o. FIas
fkIA Qtht1 te8rItpfiQk4 arc Inn and q .cAA Ged.
, 1864-09-07

uove1nor, and Hon. D. T.. Poillips, o. 8.
Marshall for the District Of Southern LII
ruis, viii speak at Union mass meetings at
A.. E.11a..sasx .,l.aac nj Q m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-23

PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There ore many preparations sold under the nGmE e
RgrS nut quart 5Ot'CS compounded Of The cheapest
Uhjsksy c5ssGg Jro;n ~ 20 10 cents per
gallon, The taste Gs GJssI ty hSe or LoraRaeT tsst.
This class vi '.G IS has caused and Will continue
cause, iong they be soi- hundreds to die
N. death of tn d.utaIt BY thor the system S
kept continually uudrr the influence Of gcoholic sti.
iRuts Of the worst kud, the desire for Liquor IS
d and kept up, and tg result is all the hcrrors at
ten iant upon Urunkards s life and death.
For hose who desire and viii have a Liquor Bitters,
publish the following receipt. Get one bottle Of
Houhoads German Bitters ana mix wIth three quarts
OF ;oud brandy wmskey, and the result will be a
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues aud
tue excellence any Of The numerous Liquor Bters in
the matkci and will cost much less. You win have
all the virtues of H0oaId's Bucrs ia conueCtlO IL!
good article of Liquor, at much less price than
these inferior preparations viii cost you.