davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
-YUYn...ss.- - ~

WIZ -----..swa1~~-
A,,-v~ e-1 - 4 do~u ARD wA1os. mUs
Aborr. residing a. - YisA svsso, wS brooses ~
fore Jusysss Downing Yesterday a. the Iov@ E9las
cours. charged with having ssolsa horse, wssoo ~
harness. IN An valued asers ssvsa handr.- auts trc
MI. '.0ss oo'o' on x' -. sfsoas. fns IA"s'
IN -. Mo0er,y sssnalns ia ~" a \.
80 ss ..u, "a for 70. mnusos .n,sns. hrax
tss 60 3 sss Ssss ga .,s;s s;,s ss., rspa
80 :a~.aS isis sAs uasoA sas @O.- ,'"---Aa 1fss'
Cannon OF tps Fourteenth p..s.-.,
operasions pursued, and After lively chase susosss,
The MN soa ss So,s ana wss
dollars bail, 70 answer.
An EssAsD Box ARanrED ros LAacsxr .v,IIaw
Ee,, % svaad boy late Ia tAs employ Of Mr. Pslrss
Murphy 70 81 elsecksr street. taken into oasssas
yesterday ~ oSer Dussooury Of the detective force
charged with hsvinS s,olea two ons hupdrsd deuss
fssssd .hs ks. socu ag be arrested and was oss
ms.sd 70 the goubs 10 1sisuIs U dvs hundred aollaS
bail lie 10 bat Mssen ysaV Old ia
CHAHozp wuH 5rsALIsG lVTvr pcLLAxz--Harslst 10
Howe, who states srss she w. na,tys Of this stss
thirty dvs years old resides at No 81 suvsn ssrssA
saa is BY occupation saorsss, vns srrs'gssd bsfcsd
Jussiss Iedwisa charged tho ocspssins Of Charles
Seigslh OF No 70 Wooster street, wrh hsvng stoAm
from mm nfty dollar Css.ed stssss Treasury sssA
Compisinent was In prisoner's room ead during ~
night, - O. says, she arose ssd TOO. the money frO
Eighth pvcrsuct, arrested her. end she cosfnilted
dsfauIt or Ave hundred dollars Esi
RsCovssr or SURGICAL ISsrauxsrs "A large q,saD<il0
valuable scai instruments have bn recovered -
!otectve ofcy Barley and shey have evidently bes
o.sp, the owncy procure hom W identifying than
{ tho detective oce tho practice among tho ssssyp
these natrumeHss Ia 10 sail at dostors Offices when
hoy them to be out and then c;sfy or whatsvss
ones within their reach
pIcxi,pcKsn LsNcosR MMnNa IA young uAaa
smed Geo. whsstsr, we'll known 10 shs police .
ickpocts. was arrested by detective Radford Tuss
ay night while the former operating r. ,ae Lpooss
,eesvg ar,und tho Coopsr Institute The ofn, tss
ccussn al work In the crowd, and 1naly do:sotcd hu
The sheN aot Of relieving tbs pocket of .entemss
ear OF thu outside stands. Justice Dowiing oom
oitted wheee. 10 defaut Ct Ava hundred dollars BAN
,etecttvo Farev about tbs time same
,ace arrested Joseph Gorsabty, another we'll kuewu
skpockeE The soicer satcs that whon taken uso ox1
ody he had relie we'd tho possots OF four gentemce
heir wallets HsNwas committed for examination.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Cont em p latc Release or Union Prison
ers I'm Charleston on Parole.

TFrtm The ChtrIest0n tcuficr, Sopt. ~
The proper dsposton OF tho prisoners Ia commanding
attention, as we pleasd 10 lcarn from exchanges
Many de Expressed approval OF tho proposition
that has appeared In the Courier Tor conditional roeae
self parole OF all privates against whom no charges
yirattons OF war rules are brought All justly liable "
such charges should demanded by and delivered 70 the
STATE having Juti dictioo. All prisoners who are good
employ ent under proper regulations aud s ulatons,
with such guarantees thoy can give and should BE-
exacted. pursuit. and adoption OF those rules would
soon soIve the pfobem Of prisoners OF dvsst OF all
troublesome feaures ana leave only the ocers Of
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
The Latest Rebet Accounts.
Richmond papers OF the 2stn contain the followin

CHARLEsTor, Sept. 23, 1884
Truce communications took place In the barbor to-day
Eighteen Yankee SUI geons aud cbapsps were rcascd
by us A number Of women aud children we're sent on
board the Yankee truce steamer.
oorrvman and ave soldiers came into oss lines
TO- day.
and clothing 70 the amount OF one hundred anc
atty boxes fromlhe New York Sanitary Commission, for
the Yankee prisoners 10 hands, were receved and
brought 70 tho city. a..
Our retut nod prisoners report reoens increase Of
troops at Hilton Head from New Yorx.
ON tho lst OF October a exchange OF naval pr rsoners
viii take place 10 the h,reor
placed In the pens 90 Norris Island
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The siege Of Charieston-rear Hum

d eel and EOrty-Second Day.
From the Charleston Mercury sept 23.
About eleven o'clock N thursday morning n large
number OF Yankee troops. estimated TO number from
twelve Gteen hundred were observed mnrcb'ug from
tho hood OF Ba tory Wagner to the lower end OF
Morris Island They were cnmmanded by mounted ON
GERS and accompanied by quite number oi trans
portation wagons
The enemy is stl indusr iousy hauling ammunition 70
Batteries Gregg aud Wagner The tng on the city since
our ast repor continued lively sixty eight shells
having thro to six O'Clock last evening The
Swamp angel Battery has also fred eighteen shots at
Fort and patery Gregg erven shots At the same
post. luring We'd csday sght Battery simksns ired
few shots the Yunsee battery on Morris Island
on Thursday there we're but four Yankee sen,ineIs
IN srdypc the peu or slockade enclosure IN VIII cb
captured officers are conanel hitherto tho detail OF
seues guarding the Etockade has never been less than
twenty.
flag OF steamer the Celp, IN charge OF Colonel
John r. Lay, will 20 down the hsI Dor at eight o'cok
this mcrung TO communicate with the enemy's truce
steamer.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Letter from Hon. Leslie Combs Against
Lincoln.


Hon Leslie Combs Of Kentucky. associate and old
personal friend II Henry Clay, in letter 70 D. H. FIN
ucy Of Illinois, under date Of September 10, thus COM
mems the political situation
In my deliberate Judgment H Mr.. Lincoln re. elected
we sha have military despolism fastened upon us snd
ssres Al rst they may be connnsd LOCATIONS south
OF ths and Ohio but agree 20 bs
hundred shoussud strong they viii, now and then be
sent those rivers just preceding important eec
tons In order TO preserve order Al the polls aod enoee
etroug psrsnent Notifications. at the cost OF millions
OF dollars throughout Kentucky which the abohtonss
c'nsider Troublesome border stasa, aud tlipg them
with negro soldiers mainly recruits from loyal citizens in
,ns stas The same .nDg being DONE yoa know, from
Cairo to the Balze that when the rebellion 70 crushed
on. apd the white rebels "cxt,rpatedfor that Ia the
prog the whole Southern country viii be under
,pes and oonss,atsns ob.ers,od or held for nough,.
Inc Western and Northern states WI ind TO theit sor
row when the Mississippi rlys, snus under ,hs sno
and Danger OF abandon AL southern uaae.
ss An instance Of naked favoritsm csmc unter
my own observation iexine ton within the last three
dsys On saturday, az landed from the cars, larse
negro regiment, mainly Kentucky slaves, were sradnE
the with full music, mounted on good iat no ses,
Gney dressed and with fancy cars armed cap q 'ts
Ycstsrd ~ saw thr regiments OF white cavalry or
n"s a. india a-jas. returned frosn s,cnemaps raid,
pale saiiuw aud leg weary or they were all on iooV
with ragged clothes and dirty shrs, vending the way
slowly through the CITY 70 some temporary camp wu
they could be sent on another expedition T. the front
while the REGIMES would be left behind inafaudip :
through country 10 bedovi citizens and Keep our
families 10 constant tssror. think old Wig frisnds
north OF onio they could witness what have dc
ecrbed would rush n sold to the polls ~ koven
ber and bsp TO the country by voting onoe ior
democratic ticket, az intend TO do.
| Fred. Douglass at the Wsffc House
| His own story OF Hk Reception by
Lincoln. - .
Fred Douglass (cocred) Of Rochester, 10 sh's STATE
speech thus relates his reception at tho White Hoae
/ Mr.. Lincoln q recent visit there:--
hsye been down there said he 10 the President
and, a. you we're not there, perhaps Jou may nke
know how the Pres'tsnt 6t The United states rsceiveu
i black man al tie White Hoase. win tell ycs nov y
resolved ne-just - you have sssp oes snvemsD =
osiyA another tereAs Applause hsns ana IVY
l YET hAianged betSeen rnd coz diahy eoa Iapevs
tssfyN I tXl Ych fsA W there uAnAAaw) y
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
The Forl0rn Hope.

Geo. Dawson the editor otthe Albany Euenso Jewrrd,
writes 10 hs paper from Washington that L political
trends ast strike nt slavery because nothing sse can
save tho Union party
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Obitua ry.
The Buffalo Courier says

We learn that the Wyoming County Mirror Ia dead.
has been the abolition organ In that county Tor
several years. rms, following the late decease OF Ike
organ OF that party Olean and Conueaut Ohio
liz significant.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
what BEN Loan says.

Ben Loan, OF Missouri who pre,euds 10 support LIN
coin, stated 10 0 recent speech
We have held tho State nearly four years In tho
Union against all the state and military authorities,
from Abraham Lincoln down.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
For NeCisitan.

Colonel J. @. Gray, Of Oneida, staunoh supporter Of
Lincoln in 1890. made speech At Mcclellan meeting In
that county last Tuesday, aad declared 10 bs bis duty
70 vote for George B. Mcclellan
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Personal Iutsiiisence.

Msi,r General Banks ana s.a we're announcsd 20 eavs
New osloaas on I've 2sd ns on board Of t<s stesmes
he<timao, bound 70 New Yovk.
ifcn. Amasa . Parker, Hon vlbesrfsnd uos, 5. =
Church, q Albany, nou. JOHN Hssu q Gsl,css.' ,.'.
~ p,ea,s pr ~ u Rev II rhic<eo Capt Barton Able,
Of ~ Ipuis, and rr D. a, scoss fsas,isis are stop
mag "a trs ~. Nicholas Ho'~e,
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Why IL Thv,r. n prah 20 see fennsaH
tss wc.a snsrsr.rs A Because S' y A' sr'''''>
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Another straw.

Tho Rock Island Argus says
James Il. Stewart, Prosecuting Attorney for the
Knoxville ) district, has come Gus for McAollnn and
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Wigs, -oupees, Isa,r Dye, Hair Dyeiso
aad Maldavia Cream foe be Auufy,ag ths hair. -.
w. IA RArGhRLOaS " sona s1"'s
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Hon. Lewis Cass.

Ths republican press have been MAKING great flourish
IN announcing that General Cass rspudiats Mcclellan.
Detroit paper that General Casa occupied
seat upon the platform at recent Mcclellan meeting 10
Detroit and manestsd great interest In the success Of
th0-uAuao.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

wat~s rha,u. yrw styscs.--Fhrecy
rve seven .a 6gteea t.-ay.eve y, TIVE huaasec ahsM
ssoh -, a., bv u 10. G. Ar,LTN, 0i Nr@asA'~
noor " Crra sreM
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
How Did ths Soldiers Voter

The st. Paul papsrs are quarrepg over the result Of
toe vote Of tho soldiers in Fort Smelling. The democratic
rapers declare that soldiers heartily cheered for Nc
Celan, and osy gave feeble responses to proposition
they did cheer Mcclellan but was dope 10 derson aud
are modest enough to claim only ave hundred votes
for Lincoln out Of twelve hundred.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
ShoYman,s Army,

me 81. Louis RspxbNoan Of September a, publishes
the following extract from private letter from sher
mans army
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 10, 1854
heard several days ago OF tho nomination OF General
MoCslan the Presidency aud to day read his etsr
OF acceptance His letter has brought back again,
soul and body 70 the democratic fold trust for the
good Of the country he may be elected Iss me tell you
one thing and II, all stuff 10 the contrary notwth
standing. u ~ thsrhis army not YET converted TO
the lincoln rule Goncra Mcclellan ID not without tho0
sands Of admirers and friends xo will yield him their
support.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Nervous aud Desnsxntca susyererss Csc
nBLsEOLD's Genuine rrepArsSers
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Prize. Ca.nea 4. .nl Lsxast.sa I.ss%
''r''' ''' 'n''r''"1'rs ss.cs. s.sss onss NJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Whet . Lincoln Editor Thxnks OF Nc
Clelianss Letter.

rho 81. Louis Union. Republican paper speaking OF
MsClsans ister of aoceptanco, says:-"1hs Iettsr Is
about a. str and genuine Union document has been
lately given to the public There 10 not recreant word
nor faitarinR idea In itv
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

For Pain I'm the Br~ass or rtN-, WEAK
name rheumatism. 10, c1not delay irapp,ytnU
on KkAfPS Indian slronsthoatax rias srn. scd ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

HNsm mond Rings, OF All Descriptions
IN tssply foAArs spveu huasred dolsss caeA
Fo By GHO q. ALLEN, Ala Brot away, one Ger -
10, Canal stre3t formerly 10. IL Wall Jss-t.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
~ n~sws iS,ssoM THE SOUTH.
49,. .pg from e. >,rgia.

rnt.r..,.'a9 from Ss>,rgiss,;
From The Rich, ~Qnd Papers, Scs - ~ l.. d.,
aSa made speech 4, the sa st church then 40 70
golpA 70 Hoods army. are
No m M,vements Of aoy Consequence ~ the snems
yeports6>lD to the last accounts. -M
The cz lsion OF the stizcas CT Ataus mas Doen COM
plotted.
Sherman rsA between him and Chattanooga
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

For Pains, An the Back, Headaehs. ss~A
stomach, - n ES1 B0LD's asnuue fseparslons
For rinflss, T.sser, serofuis anA
sruptions. unsAA AaLN no Ids osaulas Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

I Dea fsess, Diseases OF thu Eye, rhroao
sand sasotar treated By DR.. ODwbLL u sCsssa
u MIA al.ssAL
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

tY.rul Documcnts IN spnnfsh-Foe
s.bs Porto Esc seah Auseis~ and sgsn. 'srsenr -
srsna bs spa ash. Frcaea and krghsh nssnasrA k<sN
snens-- Maitland, Phelps q Co.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Des fnesa. Impaired sight,

Coru 9, Bunfons. Nails, Bnla god yolne1
all dIesM .ho fes. cured By d. zACE 2eIB. No -
Brogdwv
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
No Evidence ut Present of Hoods Move
mcnts.

The Iovsjoy correspondent OF The Grifn aeeH says
General Hood appears 10 be In cheerful fow cf
10 dav surrounded by q group Of major seocvas and
br.ssd,crs Ia social converke under oak tree Where
the next campaign will be is icrcely even discussed:
At present there are evidences OF novemsnt Ers
have reason predict that bsorc many noons have
wsned tho federas will hcsr OF Hood and h1 army
through quito q novei aud unexpected onAnsL
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Crists doro's nnir Dye. Pressrv.tivS
and wis epo Wholesale and retail, No. Assor HssuA
Tho dyo y oplieA By skl!tu artsss
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Batchs IoE's Hair Dye-AAs Best In 49,
HA rnsyA reliable. intsntaneous re pssfeae
dys Sold all druagista Factosy 81 D~rclsr 1trosa
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

H.ar. Hssr Dye, 90 cents. Biaes 90
brow =. -n.ilabe Depot No EaroiaS sresa SOLD ~ -
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
the Rebel Defeats as Atlanta and IN Aao
Valley Causing Gen.ral Dcteesloa-

From the Rcbrnna fnQhret. ScpL ~.
Tbe nent OF Aaarta anu Winchester has led 70
much speculation and great detvctiop among TO tsns
hearted They fsncy ose<gia apssdy lehgueoSitn tho
encmy and Lynchbury unce moso eodsrgs~d ~ brutal
fanatic II OF no use With such snen, they
viii cuy hear what fhsy ohoose-fcer clossg Their eyes
and sci!.'nteret, cfuH. their judsmen' tasy seek
sorry satisfaction I'm blaming an unsascssfn general
and delight IN prcri N. how easily AL rsass mlsht pave
been avoided. fb~fcalmer indgmont ths warner parl.
oiisn, sus reason for despaadoiay, Ah that
really 10 DO depkr ed tho loss q mes Lives are pts-
eious with Us. and a few thoN Aiis toll hcav!y
IN the scales pus from oiici Nrccs We de
rive tho ccrn'vt that ,he sure " YOUTHS com,
ing q age together with isv&ed details, vii
enable most nrolng onHcers % relace, 1o uso their
t.rmnOopy \ one man snd bali fCT every man lost.
0encras nv Rcdcs arc poi SO easily replaced SIN
there ADV rabe material Ia abundance In cur rsnks,
aud muep more truly than iu Napoleons Tar amCa
armies, Nve our the mafehhps baton IN their knap-
Sacks sJur forces y,rgiDa, whose reops have ter
ali beey the BACKBONE end he bons e tbe revolution,
and hose ensanguDed aelds viii yet aec iss Ged o.
nng decide IN favor may cot bc strong onousn 10
attwJk, brt arc amply sufficient 10 resist Tho kns
Of Grant are orsads dangerously iengtaea hdt, srs
HsD has cenrs m1r te pierced AMI his postos fftosu
s,dagsved Tryiag 70 perform tbst most bazdous end
critical movements an attack or both rerkswhica even
4 Napoleon attempted but with sucoess, ~ esaeo
be Cars n0tssa bis dspyitod uooys 70 etays esos-
iaie, and waits 10 vain for hs silf adySss,y 70 sA1r
rS1 t,uls, bs wh,ch hs mlsss Wesi, MASSIVE ssa
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Foetry, Ih0 Interesting 5sOfy o. SStSVo lAOy6vv -
venture OF ths Mysterious City y Lssrssy, Artsts -
Scientific ITEMS Msicsl and Theat-csa Rsvscw ~ ~
week Imrsrtant reading nssssr fr~ Farmers anA ~
cultursts Faostie, vsluablspcvswo Of se Money, 60
Mercal, Dry Gocds, Boot and SAos; Ccatss and nss0
Marksss and reports s important ovsuss q tho vsse
rssms-sirsIs suescripsse, 2 1h~es copiss. ~; ~
copies 81 Ton sopsss. as. .snss oopses, Ave os.a
each. limised numbsf u advsrsssssseS iassrssA =
the wnxLr H,RAIp
Prizes Casnea Tn AM Lsgsst.sd Lsst
''''' ''A information ssss, sssss omsssss
Royal sHs~~na Lostsrys
e. .a ss ana ' rs &: eo s.s
An .r:s; YX,ocs,ss 5Is.5 -
tS;;. gss ssvtSs .a s:.p a.: ...s ass
% 70 :ss .sas 10. A:ss :.r 81
H.: 81 is. 8.
. cs.: s: b.... Ass'::: Esy:. -:
A Single yss~~ with HsaAaehe. TessAa
s::a; is: ~ ..s. =: o'
Aso,d sr,ss.-wsdd.ng oarap md N.ss
r:sers r.s ssrDse y bssa. :sss s'n' ''''
% !. lass: s..ass s
Barn. tss Fso~sm.I 1. an Erquis,0
hsndhsrch Of psrtum~ HsLMBoLD. ~ 5sosdwss.
crisss aoro,s nnir Dye. Pressrv.sivS
iss fss S,s % syS s1:liS; sS . sas .s'. NO. '
Corn 9, Bunions. Nans, nala-ssd yoi.sa
al ass:a s' Of 'hs 'e' onr'd |" Dr. sAoH aais 10
Des fn.aa- Imparred sfgnt,
o.r.asasE ssisss asysgS;rSss \ -; Ss4R p en-.
ssrnsorlossss ssssss% 81 sAsSssSS.r AssSSss'saSS.r TUE.
atA COZ .allss rooms sie broadway twelfth sssA
HMamsna Rings, OF All Descriptions.
&: s' :.!sSS SsS :. i SEins a s.ss oasa.s >
/ Dea f.ess, Diseases OF tho, Eye, rhross
yssd C,,sra s,soair treated eJ DR. oSowhLL' ssCnsss
For Pain I'm the Br-~ss or siS-, wsnN
cs.s or s s, fna.s fss
dsssziss s-sr,wAsvs
Fall ssyiss os eoat,' ssd Yousfas' Hasas
IN out ''''' "''''' ''' suSRs. si $40 s,o.d~,s.
For Dsssases of ems. Bladder. ar.vsA
and Dsas~s, - HsLxsc'LD s,cesuins rrosassiioaA
For Los. OF pswsr. Loss Of ms~ery.
use gbLM noLDs 0sntiins yrssaniboA
w.ss".... sSa "a :. sstss,Is ass an: rsss..icae
.s.. s;s ~:in :. siS's d.ss: sss::s
y;:.. E:: s:ssa Is. 5ss;;, g.: s;:: 2:.-
FOR I.rsser, Un.Tyr-ss, La..,,.d. -
p. @.ssaiar v:sss, lee HsEIBoa0s 0ssu,as rTss.'s
----7
uoss Us. HsLSbosDS 7a.ssss ksss.~sssa
FOR sns HAar ana sHir-Rarry,. re
ssyasroos me tsaa ~ ssessss ssssssa so'd T 49,
For Pasns, An the Bnsn, H.adashs: s'ss
ssomsoh' - hSS1 bokOs asnnns rspSfsao"A
...s',.., Es. E;:; s::. :;ss.= 80
H,shs@<Pr.ms.. Lsss g.. s.,.ss e. s,..:..s ..w,.s
Machine. wHHsass . wilSoe, 70 '''
Hs,r esn.ir .,,,,. = =, ..,..:
Hay. Hs,r Dyc. 90 c.nts. Biaes %
brev -neliabie Depot No SsroiAS Afssa SOLD -
| drr ksis,s ---
sssss sss:s fs's AssSaxsMo s Tr.s.s.,
ss.sssa..sassS. sss. .ss sgsslHf fssss ss1s Coo A''
s --------------------
/ Nervous aud Deblsxntea sursrers. Csc
nsLsboLp's Genuine rrspAr~ssss
Wigs, -aupses, Tsa,e Dye, Hair Dyeiao
a S''''A is' = 1saiIIs IS s'
why .. Thv,r. n rnsn 10 See senfields
Ne wcea snsrsy.r, A Because be = ne ss@'''%
"ms"e /1-------
wat~s Cha,ns, yew sty,cs.--.snnvrsJJ n'r,JJ
s.s ''i:s ss :. As'R n as 6 tSs II Us 4, ss -
door ' .sv S.sai sss sasa
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

At Old srleos-yyeddtnG Caras and Nste
Papera NV BRcELLS elegant sylea ouay Rts3ee ngoo0
way, cornerl Of Desne stresk
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

", ,x hs,.a<px.~su- n y.oeh stisca sewiaO
sshlpss vuIsTER 4 WILSON. SIS BroalwaA
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Royal tHavAMa lottery
70 nor ceutSprenum pska fog utss. InfoameMsu fusn
e The hiahsst pse fox Doub1oene ssd all kin1s
Gedd ana silyer TAY kOR D co Sank axS, 10 al -
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

For sns n.,. s.. ana ssi.zRassy,,: @ ~; Ts. srs
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Heir An o,d,s cenairss prsparsttonss-
pr,os ~ -, so,,ls az for "a Delivered 70 sars~s
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Burms tCs FtOrlmeI IL Exq ulsao
handkercI OF psvfome HBkMB0LD, 90 3sua6ws1.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

raIi esyies os ecats' nsd Youths' Hstas
BuRKs. sio Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

,.....,,-, ,vvkahs sAs IsnpSsms ad fssay
sscrSc.s q sSss Ssssbors q ns cspss s.s sssS ne n.
sndsun,.A I s oas :ss SO = ss;S sss courage sas
Ssroso tss ,OSsSsa have no r. nsx q
- "a ysuetians dA IN lsta xhss mGsS s nsmSs and rs1
s:'s 's - ~ sssss 9 s.s:s s:s
ms os, q 'as ss quart: uua: ssa
,ns whole popSIasdl ppsIsssd' waOu, marunur "f
;:', g.; ;..ss:s; ..ss:s ..s .ts = - -
!. az a. 's;r:s sss s:.S ;si
men srs worthy ot lndepsndsucs k,s p .s9. soa.
devotion Win ihslr Ines blood. Iss >-sson and
deeds ss, lsyioE pssyss .asr love o.
saarsasess Of ssccoss They who ssnnoi perish
who ths from The ,spuchre desna the cause .
oasig '"S Sa, existence na has bsso devoted their
R,'aS sI'h a.answ:rabl: eoaa.ocs he ahamploos
boast such devotion, such hcrosm our nobs troops
Ssv: dspIsysa 10 every csmPssn on every battle
= "a mon capable OF directing her dssusios
A. va 4 the enemy has moved few miles up .hs srsas
and vrp> re!eled campsIgns-whas a that Aas 40.
aiready 81 daversed By his lawlsss soldiers from spd
child aver h1nA ~ It's mothers bosom. ThanKs BE- to
God who oiiudAd opr adversary aud led him 70
sss 8. ..s.s - 9sssa rhsh %s asss
chsr ges the usewars n IND nto ardent patriot and
Q nyerts even ina Urton loving oyaiis into n warm
We are not thN qrsi psopls whose ,ndo
lenoe and ready acquicsspcs to be burnt out wsh
Ore have bad learn .let suffering s,sn Of
l'fe-nsy, oftcn one u its essential oonoisons.
Rebel Accounts from tins \Trsns- Mfssis- |
siPpi.
From the Richmond Enquirer, sept T.
Tho editor o! the MONTGOMERY Adrert. has had the
pleasure OF call from MAYOR A 8. Rose the Succsssfui
trans Mississippi! courier, who 10 now on twenty
eighth trio. Ho left Houston she 20th August, was de-
taned at Anderson several days passed tho
goth utimo, and crossed the Father OF Waters OFT the h
instant He CONFIRMS all the previous reports 0 tho
satisfactory condition OF affairs n tho Trans Mississippi
Department General Magrudcr had gone into Arkansas
With very heavy forco and will drive the last invader
from tho State, and do other things tnat should havc
been done long since. General Price over line
In Missouri and the bravo OF that state flock
Ing TO his standard. Kirby Smith at Shreveport.
MAJOR Rose ID route for Richmond with official do
patches, and viii return about the lat OF October
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

.s. es :.. ss.s ss.so.n. Gns.cS:eks: sss
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

a Sare NCurs-Nsus's - AerAoam Fever 0a4
Asnc Oure II fssss. Depot - k<6sxy q
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
ucCleIInn m WYsoonsim,

The Green Bay Advocate, which opposed the democratic
ticket last fall went in heart and soul for the rspub
loAn tickst aow es the names Of Mcclellan and Pen.
dieton
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

A single yssu~ with Headache. Teesa1
ache, psurlS . sAarrh pegg. UDa- WOkCO11U
Instant PAIN Anpshiatos. - cents ssd el.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Mcclellan I'm Worm ont.

Tho Newport Vt.) n~os, herssofors republican. has
hosted the flag Of the Union over The names Of Mcclellan
and Psndeton and renders hearty support to that +ket
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

FOR Iars.Yr, Un.tsr.-s. L.s.,s.d. =
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Des fnesa.. Impaired sight,
NOISES IN rHB HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECfIONS IA 1Hn
THROAT
CHROSrC CATARRH,
q BsrEgcTIonS or rHE KUsrAC1tAN ruD0
BY On. Won EiSErBBs1
At III COZ sulisg rooms 9e Broadway twelfth sses
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

An Adn. Irsn.: . Con XnnS,sc rSn.; -Tns 1r. -
the rs1GuinR! pevfhrns hsvfnR hoeu corsWoncatea u
he wids~ ssdoW, -. .sA :. She wo3.A fss 9
roller" As4 nus Ward san!:s y, ssss Z - vann.
had beea sprip He'd with PHALOh's MONT BtOomu@
CBRE %. he might hsvs yesrnsd" for Asr moss 49,
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

For Dsssases of Ems. Bladder. Gravsa
and D.aass. - asLxBeLD 8. cosuns ProssassiIoaA