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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AIDES OF
..0l MERICAlN I
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. JNO l.. LYONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
from ~hasevsr Gus ~
+ - ct u SURF TO CURE 80 -
IT'S SURE TO CUREi
1T Is SURE To CURE
Iii. impossibIe 10 enjoy the bloom Of health and
vsey Of spirits anless the nenses are regular tn
time, the quantity and quality When they obsruct-
ed nature makes her effort to obtain for II other
outet. aud these assisted the
atient usually experiences Dependency. Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes it, sway, and pre-
maturely terminates q miserable life.
IT RENovEs ALL DISTRACTIONS - - 81
Ir REMOVES ALE DISTRACTIONS 4t.n
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS,
1T REMOVES ALI. DISTRACTIONS,
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
tl7afe af RI Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT / GUARANTEE
.<hus4s hua eaassaof THATI GUARANTEES
Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Menses from
whatever cause, though care should b. taken that my
directions carefully adhered to-
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEST H1 aea
Buy THR PEsTt
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
Buy THE SAFEST
PUY THE sUREST
Euy THE sURRsr h07
BUY THE SUREST
Ply TUX sTfsEST ~
2rf8|1 81 WHICH Is LYONS DROPsi
WHICH Is LYONS DRoPsl
WHICH is LYONS DROPS
WHICH, Il \ VOWS DT,0pS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

"a have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
STA. and had abandon preaching. The
Plantation Biiters have cured me.
REV. j. 5 CATH0RN,
Rochester n Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

SourH WARSAW, o., July IS. 1S65.
One young man, who had been sick and
not out OF the house for years with Scrofua
kryspeas, after paying the doctors over sl5e without
benefit has been cured by bottles yoar bitters
EDWARD wOUNAII-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

a. Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of th
Plantation Bers. Ny wife has been greatly benettte
by their Thy friend,
ASA CURR N, Philadelphia, Pa"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

q" - | owe much 60 you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. w. h. wAGG0NER,
Madrid N T."
, 1864-08-02

year 1853 In produce md quality. Tie
Rhine district / u been sH8htJ injured by
heavy IAtns and late frpStA and win this rear
be leas prolific .>But everywhere tho odium,
or grape dtseASe, has either disappeared or
shows itself 50 slightly ~ to be eaaily mas"
This is great time for pushing on public
works In FRris, and the latest OF building op-
erntions IN Progress is quite remarkable.
Miles OF new Streets and bopleyards and are
nues are stretching themselves out In every
direction, and the hot atmosphere II made
yet more suttocating BY the dust Of e1c.Va::
Pa1is noN disposes Of revenues amounting
to more than one hundred and twenty-five
mi1lions Of francs per annum, and seems
disposed at this moment to strain its i'm
mense resources to the utmost. Whole
quaIterR Of the town are being changed un-
til they can Eo longer be recognized; the old
through By princelY. ..thoroughfares, Whfc !,
are as speedily lined by magnificent
erections, and occupied Is }ast as They ara
built. Yet In spite OF al this rents continue
to rise, and 80 and $50 is no unusual snm
to pay for private residence, while stores In
good situations bring twice and three times
as much.
The population of the French capital, ac-
cording to returns Just Issued by the Hotel
dc vlhe, amounts now to 1,690, Isl. contained
In 20 ACCOMPLISHMENTS, or districts, each OF
which Is presided over by Mayor. There
are, therefore, In Paris no less than twenty
one Mayors, the Peefect being the Chief
Mayor + aud a,,n presiding over al Accord;
was looking over the other day, I lind that
the number Of births In Paris the last
year wss s., BIZ, Of which a, sos we're boys
and IS 500 girls. OF the whole number II, SOL
were i4egttimate, and 81, 7o0 born in we'd
, 1864-08-02
FROM CITY POINT.
A Letter from the Representative OF
the North Western Sanitary Coms
DlBBlCN.

fcrnni.1 N,-,n.,cD3o,no =. fvht,.a. r.;L,r.1
tpesn4 correspondence " 1aaea3o ~ tnoane.J aoe
el11 tolh1' ~, oa'y =. 1ooI.
You Will be surpassed, perhaps, to hear
from me at this distant Flacc, amid the scenes
Of war; but our Northwestern Sanitary
Commission. mindful of the wants of onr
western troops, VINO constitute larger por'
tion than ever oe1ore OF Tue army Of inc fo-
tomac, and desirous OF informing itself and
the readers Of Its reports, Of the entire work.
inr Of the SANITARY system. hare sent me
h,tbsr ~ ohae~va tha ona-otions IF +b,s II,
nilnet ~ ooeet's Ine oPet"''oa7 VI 'u1s LII:
poftant campaign. -....~>. =
City Point is the army base on Jame5 river,
On the banks of which are General Grants
head douarters. about two hundred yards from
~he,a Inog - ro,1,oa ~ -. cansr.1 ~
~. "1e.s :. ~" ~ e",.suo W s,a suS o'r. =!
last evening, and was Cofdtauy received. 1t
, 1864-08-02
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKETs

MONDAY Ev1uxa. August l. 1861.
LUMBER-Recelved Saturday LIZ. 900 tcet lumber.
There IL 1esl activity In the Market aud prices are
lcss 1rm, with allght downward tendency.
SHINGLES Received saturfay 100000, Market ae-
tive and tfm at previous quotauous.
LATH-Received on Saturday 2s6,caa pcs. In fair
demand, but scarcely aB hrm.
CARGO SALES TO-DAY.
Part carKo prop Bacchus, from Grand River, sold
by Irish Fuller, old contract ao0 feet Oak lum
Der at $2oa cargo schr Geo. F. Foster. from John.
sons Mill. Muskegon, 5000 feet lumber. 80 cent
strips st 5000 cargo E. G. Grey, from Auskegon.
sold by Morton, 7s,o0o feet lumber, m1xe1,
RATED, At als2s; $4,000 pcs lath, 1t ss7s !;
Cargo Bchr Mariner from Manitowoe. sold by Morton,
stt0 feet lumbar strips and boards. at 31719 cargo
Scht Experiment, from Mauitowoc. sold By McDou-
aid, oc0 feet lumber. st1ipa, at $05 cargo schr
EAte DoAk, from Green Bay, sold By O. BEewster.
Ais sawed shingles 1t $3.50; cargo schr Queen OF
the West, fl ON LudiuKton 4 Co.s mill. Menomonee,
't69 800 feet mill run lumber 1t $21Io1.
, 1864-08-02
STARTLING REVELATIONS
A Murder Concealed for nearly threo
Years


Inc Laporte t1nd') Democrat contains
long account OF tue arrest Of man named
eteltz ~ e''at county ioFa nuFoef commit
c' sso u ausus. VI tooi' usally 'niee seafs ago.
lug iacse' ~ otie1, arc 'nose'
etet'z was oullolng eam'mn &c" miles
nortn ol Aapotte' anu nao IL als employ
man named Won 9esseoa, ootn oelng Ger-
mans. IheBe men had frequent quarrels
about money, which Won Jesseda alleged
that steltz owed him for work done, and
rafro,d :, osvr rha +wo ,,o, a,. a..
- -f ~ f A1a, ua1.us ."e
warm "eatnef' were IN tne haolt OF sleeping
in hay NOW, steltz being bachelor, and
his sister keeping house for him.
sa,as.a1 49, ss,sa, ~ ~. A1 ~ -, aasu Wv Iue
o4o qual1e1 "as renewed. and the men. got
to scutting In the NOW, and finally both fell
through to the barn floor, Won Jesseda not
being vet dressed. Won j. ran tn thr house
his hand bleeding, ste1tz followed him and
as soon ~ he eame ii 1each Struck MIN ae-
we're bio" on the~head with an Iron bar which
he had picked up, knocking him down sense
less. Being near the ce11ar:wav when he fa1l
et.1+- L;o1=oa h1,,, ,.t y, "asu 40 ~,
o.e.N &Ae".u AA1A ~ = INV tno ccA1a1 auo
tearing mat his WORK was not fully accom-
plished, he followed down and pounded the
hodv with hoard far eome t,me Tba rr,,o1o
t..,..+,o, ~ ~. 49,. .4'~. ~,tN1 ~ "no1s
e.anSas.tun ~ VIC nouse was "hnesseu o7
the noise at the door, She endeayored to
dfasuada her brother FINN Ma nurrooa hnt
- -,5a1,, th.,st -. tas,- -. pN.pvso' o"s
Nc tuae4s ~ 40. nei o4sA INTO anotnef part
et Inc room. alter he bad beaten the body
some time, he came out Of the cellar leaving
place. aid did not return mill the ne1t daV iav
As soon az Mary could dress herself and ~
ready. ghe left the house. and went 70 T ho5Ssa 5s
vIere jacob Franzen i wss w work;ne ~ Wbon, bnTo
she was eneaCed TO be msrrie5 ehe tnid
him ali that h1d happened. and that she wss
afrajd to remain there anv ionoar nn1aaa n 10 10
Wns there. They agreel IA eet marr;ad soo1 ~
nossIbly fl,e neyt 3ay Ths dar oftar ~ ~,
curTence thev went baek IN Tia forss ~ ana
remained there; steltz also returnef thsf fsdaT
, 1864-08-02

CH4H1:EsroE, Coles Co., H., July ., 1884,
4 pleasant village il Charleston, the shire
town of Coles county, and altogether ualfke
the one had imagined to he the theater Of
the bloody Coles county. riots. The court
house where the outbreak originated, and
where the lamented York. was murdered, is
an antiquated brick structure, standing in
the midst Of dense grove Of beautiful trees,
and looks little like TT building wherein
to perpetrate such enormous crimes.
THE RIOTS.
The circumstances attending the riots hare
been laid before your readers many times,
and shall not repeat them. The result Of
the outbreak vas seTen killed and mottally
wounded, and twenty wounded Who recov-
cred. As the affrny lasted but few minutes,
this was lively shooting, The origin Of the
outbreak is stated differently BY Republicans
and Copperheads. -
TIE REPUBLIC AN VERSION.
The Union men say that the veterans of
The 54th Regiment had, for several days pre-
vious to the afftay, taken upon themselves to
beat well known secession sympathizers,
who were accustomed to air their treasona.
BILE sentiments upon the public streets. The
Copperheada trom the O'Haif settlement,
naturally took umbraee at this free and easy
Treatment ,ss Of thsir political friends M sn cans
the departure q the 5ith Re- slment, with
the aroWed object Of s.clenRing the soldiers
out.n Every man of them came armed with
reyolrcrs, and brought their rifles, hiding
them In the straw. In the bottoms Of their
Eagons. One Of them began to decry the
wound up BY cheering for JEFF. Davis, A
soldier promptly knocked him down. This
, 1864-08-02
lINANJIAE and COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL

NoxpAT EvEHtx8. August I. 1854.
1ha week opens viii decided acdvt1 n mons
tasy e1rcles The dens2d upoa tns bankers has beau
quite brisk to-day, With vey Keaefay nrst elass Of
teetngs. For tuch uustouezx or shave good
supply Of money. the ak1FsG4pe Of discounA Wal
qutaiatre The current rates are1a Per eeas, Wills
street onestnks run up to o. pr cent = month.
Prtces At the Board OF frHds wsxe weak today. aud
declined EeneFA11y-whast e9t Observation-Disclosures
Ing tbs rtse Of gold III Fev YORK.
Exchange Ia not quito 70 stid today - on satar-
day. The rates remain ncminaily the s.ue-x dis
couas a par buying y premium sslsnz. Doubtless
many concessious on these rates hsvo been mads du-
rtrE the day.
fuence OF tfe news from Grants army, went mp to
-, Eerc It was ieyartsh and unsctt!ed.
7sIt T1xAsurr NoTxs-Prostoo. willard Kfan,
bankers, giyo notice through our cofamns that shey
s.e prepared to convert 31a Treasury Aoses, which
mature On tne 18Th 1Ass iuto 1885, Bonds, drawing 9
per cent Gold interest," They also ouy and sell o. 3.
80 md 1tst bonds 1t market ratas: Also Q71rter'
mAstess' Cheeks.
Nxw Yoxx sroox MA1K1T-1he following xese
ths orosns7r4oes for cash August rsost1ed By
G. saltonsta1t b Co.. Commission. STOCK slA Bsaa
Hrokefs "A Clark stroet, Chicago:
, 1864-08-02

crime can a1rrs. bc jnstidable. 10. The mo-
ment this organization tskea the single ro-
manning step Of firing on the Gag, which !. !.
all that Is left now for 1t to take, It will have
passed the stage OF treason and assumed the
character of rebellion aud civil war. Then
the traitors will claim belligerent rights, and
can 10 longer be puniahed. because ofthe very
magnitude OF their numbers and the imprac-
1icabuity and cruelty ofpunlshirgf for treason
the entire communities and populations in
vaded In the crime. If it be true th,t they
cannot be punished for thus organizing re-
be1iion, because It is not an overt act nor for
the rebellion Itself, because, having rebellea
in large numbers. they arc belligcrents. then
they are exempt from pun1shmept altogether
and the pretended laws sgainst treason are =
dead letter and mookety.
But If these laws 1re not mocker If tra..
son is crime, and II these acts conatltnta
the crime as they must Il a1yrhing short Of
rebellion can constitute. tt-and We know
that treason is something short Of and IN
fe1ior to rebellion, then let. the crime be
punished. If they shall be tried and con
victed, and Mr, Lincoln shall pardon them.
he will be branded as 4 despot for having
caused them to be tried, But If they shail
be tried, convicted, and hung, great atep
will have been taken towards cenenttng' the
American Union into IN Indlssoluahle Gov.
e1nment Aaron Burr, \ Democrat, plotted
treason and was not hung. Because he was
not hung, John C. Calhoun, another 1 Demo
crat," plotted and preached treason all his
life, yet he too WAS not hung: Because he
vraR SHARED we have to .dhv a 1rhe11ion ,,.,+1,
, 1864-08-02
III MARI N Il LIST r
PORT oF CHICAGO.

Comet xor,s, aMxED H,gi9o:os ;asdi!ssE 1884,
P1SR Ednh ,k kfSy S1s BaE:s ~ .sas,,.
Ffop BaTbei. Hopkins, s. joseph. i,sso ral,rol4
Prop +: y: p.ctu., Forrest, Grand Haven. - n lua
B.ss ss:!5: m: e. $ lumber
fsS's s: S;s: sss:
BaSk Fane. stednsu, Baaala, Isl tons pig lon ttsm
Brig az; aisehet, lsrse'.sn, asasn Bal, 60 oerd'
R1k Ssbs.topol: Hss.sn: g r,a'. Pes; % cas weot
ssF Hnes p.sy ~ SosF
81 Sssf; a. fss5:ss IS Il:
scar :: IInnara, 1nzsrson. Port Warrington. lss
sehr fsss. 4sas,ea s.vs,and. Two Rivers 50 ,ua
senr Bs Ss.asa T.es.p5 Bas:1o ~ ss9 ton: sea
SssF .esa
ssF = d 1a.Ssi a.: Iron IN
6ehs Persian. towey. bsaeSo, LOO bar. railroad
sSs
ss:: Wilt a;sss a @sss
SCR 1syi2das Costa,n;, ks,amazoo: = q ianoss.
ssF oD 81
schI Ge9 STAR Wilson. Wh!te Lake, 50 cords stave
schr /. e. Irwin, Passoua, Psekard's Pies. "a cords
Schr traveller Johnson stoney Creek, % N Lumbar.
5ehE E. Ii. shoter, seh1obohn. Muakegon. s5 N luu-
schr vermont, McveA. Pier Cove, g cord4 wood.
Schr Cur1ew, Myers. Gfeen Bay l5o N lumber.
Bchr D. NeWhall, AndeIscn. Eagle Ha1bot, 1ot eds
schr + Knesford, Tornkinson, Bay de Soquet 80 m
schr Queen of tss West, sargeraoa, xezomonas. 10
schr speed. Reed, Pot Sheldon, q eds wood.
Bchr Ben. Flint, Cochr Ahe MAnlgtee, 100 lumber.
ScEF Bueul Visa, Slnuott, AA1lEtee. 80 N lumber
Srhr ShRuR hal. Burns, Manistse 81 N lumber.
Echr Dolphin. Berg, AAulstee. 111 N lumber.
Echr Sly Lark, RAMSEY, Pond Eau, 20 eds wood
Prop Montgomery. Gi1ies. ssrnia, l7.175 bu corr.
Prtp . Ottawa. Warren MuskeGon.
Prop q. J. Tfueadel1, Wilton, Muskegon.
Prop Potomac, Gebhard. Buffalo, 80 bu wheat.
Prop We1ona, Collins, Buffalo, 1&,r bu corn,
BarE SaFoini3, DEtscoll, Buffalo, Is, is bn wheat,
Stn1r Comet, Morgan, N, nttov oc sundries.
Frpp Prairie State, Wilau1B ONdeusburKh, Enndres.
Sch: Fashion. Sherman, East Saginaw. 1000 bu cora.
behr Geo Goble, Moors, Buffalo u 100 bu corn.
sehr John Breden, Come.fo,d. k1cgston, 600 hu
sehr Marco Polo, Hughes. Montreal, B:ss hu wheat.
sehr Jane Ann lafah, Burn, Kingston, 1a,soo bu
, 1864-08-02
lB0kh.

NEW YonK, Monday, Aug. 1.-The Hsratd's
Washington special esys: A strong effort Is
making by Republican politicians to induce
the Administration to give Mcclellan COM
Henry J. Raymond ia here tourge the matter
upon tie President.
, 1864-08-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, August /, 1851.
BEEF CAITLE.-Received since Saturday shout
100 head ol Beef Cattle. With an active demand for
tair to good medium grades. prices rale nrm, but
without any change on previous 1atee. Prime to
extra shipping Beer Cattle still in small supply
and limited demand. Entered sales since Saturday.
$50 head. At S3oo9659, chiefly 1t Is s98s.A Per 100
h
, 1864-08-02
FROM COLES COUNTY,

CharlcAton-Late Niot&-Two Accounts
Thcfeof-The Hruxn-0sEIniE,s Settle.
menK-TheTVoR Rfanches es of611e Fam
uy-lkeported killing e O'Ha1r and
Ffazier-Ed.nr County Settlement-
Convention Of Copperheads.
, 1864-08-02
nR. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTOR
~ AkT.-An Who have used this stAndasa medl.


Asthma. Consumpttoa,
Bronchitis, PlcutlsY,
Whooping Cough, Group,
Coughs aud Colds, Hoarsanesa.
or any pulmonary complaint. attest IT. usc{zlaeas.
R1oINr Couous Aan Co1oa, P1kuErz1o PAHs,
10 quickly and cfec.uaIl7 cured BY It's dtaph
1e11c, soothing and ezpsctosaRt power.
AsrnyA It always cn.ea. It oys1comes the spas.
Hodc contraction ofthe Alr vessels. and, BY produc-
Ing free e1pectotatiop, q. once removes al dcu1ty
otbreathtDk.
B1oScH1T1s readily 3ic1ds to the Expectosant 1t
aubdues the Inflammation whith extends through the
Wind tubes, produces fee expecsoratlon, and sup
pres.ts At once the cough aad pain.
CoSsuxPT1oy.-For this inaidtous and fAtsl dis
eate, no remedy earth has ever been found 20 ef
fctual* 1t subdnes the nflamaa alton, relieves the
cough &od pain. and Tsnoves the diicrty of breath
iuS and produces an easy e1pectorA.on xhereby all
Irritating and obst1uc1ing matters are 1emoTed rom
tie lungs.
WHooP1sa CoCGu Il promptly relieved by this RI.
pecolsnt- It lhortens the duration Of the dtsease
onehal, Ard gteaty mltlkstes the saferlnxs Of the
patient.
In all pulmonary complaints, In Group. p1eurisJ,
&c. 1t Will be found to be prompt safe. pleasaut and
reliable.
Sold in Chicago by Mes-rs. FULLER, FINCH Il
FULLER; F. H. II. HOOKER: LORD SMITH;
BURNHAA T. NTH, and BY Druggists everywhere
, 1864-08-02
COM GMEKCBAL.

MosnAx Ev117xa. Aug !, 1sSa.
The receipts and shismeass dutMG tho psss forty
sht houra wero - Eouows:'
RxaxIrIa ANp sK1PMIXTs FAT u HoUHs.,
, 1864-08-02
OUR PARIS LETTER.

Departure of the Emperor Tor Vtchy-
1he weather ami Urops-ksfOgreas OF
Public Rorke-The CensuH Of Paris
BlOndOus
, 1864-08-02

Ktatast--Markst IN fall supply and good demand,
Sales today were made 1t 1t915c per dozen.
kIsH-Wn1TsEl.u n large snpp1y with aodsr-
cline Ct sc per half barrel TROUT are In better
eeipt and lese active. except for goIernmen: con:
soc pas half barrel LAKE. HERRING In anAu supply
and moderate demand. Market easier, with q de
cline Of 2F per barrel. Other descriptions f, with
, 1864-08-02

4 COSTIVE HABIT OF BODY
"a will eventually undermine the health and v1o-
lent purgoiives afford only temporary relief hut Dr..
JATsRs sanatlre Pills. taken ~ directed, will
remove It and all bl1ton1ne.s, ard enactuauy cure
DI4oidered Stomach, Llye- Complaint snd Sick Head
sche- Sold By DEusaltts everywhere.
an oI3l. & tn TI1kSA 26u
, 1864-08-02
DIR. D. B. SEELYES
LIQUID
@ a Il a R R, H
REMEDY.
cUe waszaated Disscuo4s aes totswed.
AH.drsss IT Cftrsna sf chimks havs bssa P1+
Aazeat!y c1zs4 hy this Msaids4,
CALL 70. 4 crsou14. pz,c,ra,ss III, s.ur.
DR. D. H. SEELYE 4 GO,
sot1 PRorRtEro2s,
Chicago, Illiao{x

ST II h 81
Ens sn2so@s q C*tAsrn - hey Esnerslly sppsar
~ y af1t tety Mgnf. Pa9sons md ta6y n4Ts ecS6
axn 70 ms ehsaxes ct tempsrasnFe; h tais erndits
acri4, atte7HHd becoming thick and adhcsiTe. 1s
nc dtsee9o oeeomee chronic, the dtfehAsxes no i.
now thick md heayy, md are h2wfod orro11hsA 81
Iha secredo1s an Offensive, canAal a bad bre1s&
sepso Of The men y lehsened Or destroyed; de4{aoG
frequently tA1es plsce. Another common aad IN
obliged . eleax hi. throat n tns nosas1a q NICK
Re1,on 0naI % .uss mat h. dsesae Is ca IS vsy d
tha lu1xs. and should loose no time n Atrsst1nR IL
THH AxuY4 An But yEW OF TIN AAyx cAflx18AE
SY1FT0NA~
, 1864-08-02
Gtlicdq1 Tribns1e.


=
Prophecy is dangerous, and never more 20
than In times like the present. We win not,
l,cuce, peril the reputation OF the: TRIBUNE for
residence, By yenturtng to foreteu what the
:,icago Convention will do; but We will
,:css, tor the benefit Of our readers, that the
..didates for the honor of defeat by the
o3lc, prc-eminently before the country,
,,,ll be unceremonious1y thrown overheard,
aid that choice now regarded as improb-
:.ble If not impossible will astonish the
count1y-in word, that MI. FILLMORE will
be the unlncky man! Our guess implies, Of
those who are willing to say, until after the
the election, that they are for vigorous
prosecution Of hostilties on 4 new, and what
they csll constitutional" basis, will be
ia the ascendant in the Convention, and that
Vallaudigbam, Fernando Wood, and the
whole tribe Of Peace sneaks and ."Anericaa
knights" win be compelled to withdraw Or
accept the war policy. OF course much de-
ponds upon events to happen before the Con-
vention assemblies; hut such is the outlook
to-day. -!
VIC should By no means regard snch nom.
NATION with Indifference because, say what
VIC may Of his former pro.slavery policy,
which was euf6cteptly iniqultous to com
mend him to the tender regard Of the man-
sellers and woman whippcrs; or declaim ~
We please Of his narrow, tntoleraut and IN
statesmanlike pativeism, MI. Fillmore wou1d
probably be the most dangerous opponent
that canld be set up against Mr. Lincoln. In
face Of the momentous issues Of the day,
the former subjects Of political strife would
be forgotten, and in the event Of the miscar-
riagc Of Grants campaign, and Of the Hpen-
ing OF the conviction In the popular mind
TINT tile war, al now carried on, IL doomed
to be procrastinated until the vitality Of the
Republic is exhausted, there is 4 bare posi-
biuty that he might be elected. II the opln-
ion has not already forced ftsan upon the
Opposition, that the Fremont farce will not
amount to respectable sqmtszle for the
amusement of the groundlings, It. WIN, be-
fore the Convention meets, be generally en-.
tertained; and the hopes Of catching any Of
the disat1ec&&d Of our party With that sort Of
tisby bait will be abandoned. Then the Rad
lcals, IS they are now uAmed,-a fen men
only in whom zeal docs but badly supply the
lack Of brains-6ill be suffered to shift for
themselves without Coppe1head aid and
counsel, and an attempt will be made to
ruin eYen the Conservative and commercial
inteFtsts, that are now committed to Ar.
Linoolu's support In that attempt, Mr..
FilImo1e'e name Kill be invoked.
We tre not among those who believe that
the Opposition leaders are group Of sodden
fools, who will permit the pride aud patriot
ism OF the North to be insulted by any pro-
posa1s, no matter how sugared with specious
, 1864-08-02

ID FAD AND REFLECT,
It hRs been teo1 tlmo lmmemorial the object d
phlanthroptsts to ind eor1e remedy for the ILL
tfe And tcI.utdc sz1u has for ages explored eyef3
ayeEnc In order to discover the hidden secret 1t hA
been, however reserved for modern science to bring
befo-e the world the great destroyer of d14eass.
and In
, 1864-08-02

OEIONS-1n good supply: and acttve deMand.
MaIses urn ard unehanGed. We quote fair to choice
POTATNEs-1n fa1r receipt, With An sctiye de,
uand. Market nEm and unchanged. He quote:
Oid POTATOES, Mt1eds
NET rosssosa: 1sl;;:: 4so@s5o
meats Shipped. 9,ot9 ns cut meats, $50 bsls pork,
S5tsl ~ lard. Aarkss quiet. Mxss PoRK-Dull and
trcs do at 18Kc+ - :.
k1CE--1a ANAL supply, and arm At previous quo.
tatiols. We quote:
Arfacan ..l33R16xc
, 1864-08-02

quote:
IAr............$G.Wa15 %
Pitch........,. 6.M@3o %
RcglH r 28 NJ. SO II
TQrpeatine,. AZ
Oakum -..,.. 8-A4 SCI
I&1l. Flax pHcklnG.....Mc
1t81 Hemp packillk....Nc
Am. Hemp Sap .......25c
Am. Hemp No. 1.......2c
CARBON UlL-Mar,
PrlceA firm and ul ch2nRe
White OIL lid to 10 test,
Straw On, 1lG to 10 test
, 1864-08-02

H1EdW1NE8-ReCtfYe cd tO-HAyp ItS upIs bh1p.
ped, l83 bbB. Market un and 2@9c lower. Sales
we're 80 bols country At 4i.67 l5a bbis do at 38s-
EEATH EK-Market moderately aetiEa and firm
At present quotations. We quote:
Hl&dOdk.
Harness n,... .tsa5ee SiAaShra-. sola.
Line .5f45Sc Duenos Ayre5- as. 5a59e
KIp D..........3II5f Orinoco, 8ole .ist951c
Calf. n:..... .s1.75121ol Orlnoco good ds.a'
Urptr foot. .ena94c A2ed......4..... .S343t
Collar y fQQt,..., 2bGN4i
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

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