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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

Letter from Capt MALs Alexander L@ich Druggist.
before yko H. Btper became Agent for the tis.se,se
ST LoCis, March 81, lbb5.
ARK Ls1rrH Esq.t- Eke many ct my profession II
have suffered ereis ~ith fheuts and could get no
permanent relief till tried your spete. bsFpy
70 tat nx Use, IN lev Tsstgred 10 health.
fsfenedf cAPf. AALfN, of steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
From d. hon ,r,s. 15lB. u he Land court.

ST, Lcrrs. Fst 18th, ls6+.
s j. n. sBLoor hq--peer SIR. have tried hbeu-
rnaiism Neursi-ir and Gput specific and haze eurd
great relief ffunf IL wlses ~ her ei5s- ase iaiisd
think IL very safe and reliable Dsecsrine-
Very respectfully, yaar friend
W -s~tt@ e. b LORD.
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W0[OlnNton, Q. G.

IGr Setretdr Gbae III pom leI1er
Neiie our6 bic 9lem England Staaten suriids
getebrt; er nimmt an, boE beldate Staaten eiHe
nod er5bere- Mloioritdt iii, 2irtpln ubgeben
tperoen, oI8 in 1860. Gbaie lit gu @uniten Der
WiebertpabL Qincoln'S. e a4ssi7r' E
I9te 3iebun9t piro far ben 9iftrift
nd6Iten Wontas unter 2eitung BON 9rof.
WtarIhnu Capt. 9uttarn, ftattFnoen. sSm San
sen tUeroen 22O0 damn 9esCseu. 9ie /. unc
4. Warc 1T nOh am nteiiten i'm Gldltanoe,
trdbreno ole 2, 3. uno z. gBarO bereits ibre
Qneten po0 babeu.
+ Neitere8 Iber Die 3iebung q.
Glne NerianmIung ipuroe in Der 8. @aro aes
baIten, nm arrangement ;u t%reIfea, Die Maro
ppn Der 3iebung Su befreien. @@0 u6E8
SaS Gomite, tuelbes nit benz Brcfo6zWar,
IhaIl COMMUNICATE bate, beri6tete, ooB oie0uota
auI 81 0iann %reouSirt iei. IS tpuroen iufort
Summen 9e5ei6net urio man hoft, nod DOR
Der beitiramten 3eit, 10 Diel @elo, ;ulammen gu
brtn9ei', I'm Die gSaro su befreien.
! Sine totbdre Stage puroe am
'esten 9cnnerftaS uCr Dem Northumberland
oeS 2incoln uno SObnIon Clubs in Der 9. Str.
~entfaltet unO bon Der 8ep6lterung nit lauten
9urrnb8 beerlBt.
1SrnpPenoWr65us. Dlebrere 6uns
bert Soloaten 3o9en beute olr9 Die Gpenue uno
a's lie Die 9. Strase paiiirten, begrlBten Ie Gle
glneOln uno SObnicn Slagge nit Iauten Surs
rab'S. .tn
I SIN Camp St0nemGn befnoen Si6
our 3eit oil 1000 GaoaGeriiten. @ause SAoas
rem pen &etruter tommen tdeli6 an. @eltern
nneloeten feb $50 Mann aus NemzDort, oa-
runter 0iele 8eteranen.
3aS Gao. 9Oipital entbdIt 9egenmdrtig an
400 Yatienter. Gs fOntmen febr penige So
pe8fdle bort Dor. .
48eritorben. Capt. Glapbam, felt 20
Sabren SOriteber beS pprpte6nil6en Geputez
inents Der N1ppyarb itirb ~UOrseltern Mlqrsen
ibn aI gbren wuroe Die Qrbeit in Der 9lapp
Oaro bis nab ieiner 8esroigung eingeiteat.
F@efOrbsm ftno Oor9efterS in ben .Srs
meebclpitdlern folgenoe Sploaten:
Gcwaro 6. WuIlen, 5. YenuiYlpania 8ete.
ronen Heieroe Corps; SObias San, 40. 8enn-
f%luania; Wm. Schneider, 48. 9eanIpIpania
Sabia Slider. Z. Nepsgorf SOlpntdrs; Cor
pcral 8. 8arner, 2. giepzOcrf 9lrtilerie; &us
oelpb Oreai, "A. 8e~nniplpania.
NtL aNAN #HN
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@ser6rauer=G

am leBten dreitag tagte in WliIuautee set
piefe 6on9reb Ger Ser. Staten 8ierbraaes.
Baltimore par burd bic 6erreu Bed, StieTei
uno See9er pertreten. SoIgenoe 8eiAIl6e be-
|treff5 Gin;rejbung oer Ser. Staten Steuer1
onf seoCbrehe @etrdnte puroen nab ian9en uno
beItigen 9ebatten aagenonmen:
u 0aB Der 5etretdr eteier @0aoentiou an8es
rielen rperpe, Elm Nunoi6reibcn an ieoe 2ota(>
MTcciatipn pon BrduerN III SEN Ser. Staotsn.
;u rihten, 1m0tiHa er dIsflbrljn hie Gnlidtep
I0ieSer Gcnuenfott sdrtegt, hoB cine seypi}lenbaftG
8e;abIun9 oerspoa Nrluern ner Neaieruns sue
totnmenOea Steueri bSdlit n~ptbmenoig III, u1o
Fe um bic CfiteanGng eaeS Gouite8 rpN bfei
ibrer WIitaiieeer sriuda. oereu Nilidt -es Ieiu
ioli, iscen YloHat Die llrfunee1 ees &otleEtoren
ljbrer 9iItritte suI utter udIeg nnen lpegn man
%periuuibet, aeas cine nIugebua9 ,oeS 8eieBes
Itattfnoet, f6ll e6 bic DFi9t ~seRanrter Gomis
teen iein, BET benz ihuleigert 8rauer porsuipre.
den NM, mertt Jbrj &eroadt p~pblbe9rlnpet it,
ibnt 8crIteIhtI9eu ststloceen slllto iYl, 3ur Bes
;abIund oes poIlen 8etrad6 leiner Stsuer 0ufs
su1orOern;; in, Sale ct eS unterldBt Der Qpfs
lfpreerIins rad1;utpninIen, loa 81. Der 2ptllzNics
ciaticn iunerbaIh he3 QanoeStbeIe8 ,,-in ;mel9en!
CT pObnt, au Weiterer 8%erilaung 9ensIoet net
toen. y es9na2E ns6Iggers aq87es So
q 9aS 6tt sa,,S rear MlitgIeserR beitebet7
seq Gcnnite sradniit peross upa 8ai5iN9ioA III
eiudeTals init oent 40nlniiRlr Der %jnneteri
u beunen 5dbet5 oiaien G.easaitanr @adlprp6c
81 nsenea 3~j3gtsif f1G7 .s3s4 ~,( 81,
3a eieIem Gorite erHqunts ,bIr 8rdIi0ent
bic fpIgenbsn 9errea: St Gelus5 pon, 8Rjlacel.
pb;a, Batlentnes pDn19lep Seriep, 5obn 8e6tcI
|e0n Re@ Ocgt, 3otOb 0beYnanr bon Milipda=
Zee, 9: Ristta pm 2bllaoelpbid, s, aleiner ppu
Cincinnati, Safcb Set8a Don baltimore, sc.
9shelaoHn oon1AatsbnFgi uno Soiepk Stein
ION 9sujSoiae. Ga c. jga8 '
Baltimore, Qto., Duroe ais 0eridmnlun98-
orr ftfi osa 8ierbruasre9oasre in p94iter
Sabre sFmdtst. igo s ,sTsf az
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gfaEIu'sltun Bat Our& Elm Gefres oom q.
Sant GeiGnoti6aften in 0ieu. ann beutyhen
Da''Oo; ~ parls, 8si7eI, 2onoou, 3Om, Mlas
0s'o, 1'llaoon, &urta uno 8ern eruonnt. Sen
Welonotl9atten lteben uuberproentlide Geianot
mo beoOumd9tists Miniiter Dor, welde 2
Setretdre erbalten. Die @ebolte Der @e5nnotpr
IN 9S'en, 4orts nro 9OnoOn b~etraoen ie SO /.
600; IN Ronr uno &urim lie $4,000
Dor 0raneiseo Serapic MOra fol- 2uBIoub.
S6wecen unO 9dnemart BON Der @rlnOnn1
pes &aiierreides in 9enntnib ieseu. 9ur6 eio
peitere8 Setret rpuroen bus .8appen uno hi.
Slag9e beg Saiierrei6e8 fet9eiteut.
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zorp:sesa rntcr ssrn aibbr. g~sfsnsaia.

8afbirgtoon, 1G. Sept. 2ient. Staid
pom HOLDING 1gte9inent wqr unter cen 0if+
5iereN, ireide in Baibingtpn ans Bee iinlihen
ariees9efaugtnlhaft aNAetorn9en iine. Gr mar
lber is Monate I'M 2ibtp.@ eidugniB Gr err
5dbtt, roB SUR 3eit, at5. 0Qlareen ieinen streifs
sls madte. pie 8eteIlen III ben aeIer oes
2ibbpz@ e{dngnihes TcrpeOces braRtet, mas lie
aud ppr 9iemauo %Ieu9neten. Bur 3eit, Ql8 Ger
6Eus a~uStrot, tpuroen Die Scrpeepes berausges
idalit uno repafirt uno se9eupdrfi9 1T Der
Seller oe8 UetQieeS abernoIs nit fplhen 66ts
lenmaibinen gefItt. gassssg II
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Qii,S MHerap.

0je 3eitangen opn Neps OrleaNs tbeiIen 1ols
oenoe Nlhrihten aus IleritO init: i
2iberate Sruppen baben 8arots beta9ert uno
9pGinco uuo 9tttetcrg1 oilee9yTfen. 8ei 3ants
Ia uno DuctantIi baben blutiSs @sfe9te spie
ihen Den 2iteraIen uno 9isohlpndren itottses
iunoen. Die Gaiierihen }ins BON Ebilap1 aus
rtdsci6lagen pOrDen. llariuliIian eibt ieSen
Sonntas Qiadmittl9s1 Naoieu;. Sic Gons
ouctu, peIhe am &c. AuSuit in Der 9auptitabi
nu6- gera Gru3 obsirs, iabrte $A,5O0,OoC
nit Iih.
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EVraIuoticn in wca0adurfss.

@orcefer,. 10. 5epttr. 9ie &epubI,
Stats Convention periamn,elte iib belte. gin
1000 2etegatsn ipareu onspeieno. @ouu. NHs
oretn unp bas ganSe Staatstidet rpuroen piecer
npminirt, nit Nu3nabme uvn @ener1lsN mpalt
Softer, pelher eS a5'ebnte mnO an peIen STEELE
S. 9teeo nominirt luuyce. %-aRa{ ssoe7
,a Son. 6. Gperett unD W. grismaIo pur0en
III Gleetpren mierer neminlrt. ..an j.
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Sic Supa0cuo on NGiGprri,

g osirpj s16. SEPT. General ". Smiths
8Urtra6 tam tertte bel Sulphur SPRING., uns
.9efdRrl 90 .Qteilen urm bier, al. Sort rrirb cer@0
islte Elm Qagev oufihIassn unc bic 8emeaun-
gen be8 6einoe8. bsobaGten. Sbelbp'8 8Ors
trab 1T in -Slocit=N li7ouri.
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Eese0rop5Siae 9CGeDrtesotesx
Eeg!&9es fdr sen @aisnacss aseSe..
NDil Der syront.

isl Baibin9tou, 16. Sept. Gin 8rief
.ron chem Stubs 0jf5rr Grant8 entbdlt 65rLs
gtnoes: 'ss.'is,S@ bahe beute tsjne ~aufregeuoen
gleutsteiten su meloen, oc6 ales gebt gut.
Seoer Sss {andht Zen Seine nebr oper menis
ger. @dbreno ieihe 2eute in tSeeroen gu uns
berlbeytomner, crbalten mir NOD ~beitdnoig
8eritirtnn9en aus Dem 9loloeH.
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Son g3crs Rouog.

Rem 0prt, 49,. Sept. Ser 9ampfer
Sutton 1T oOr 4}ort 9iopat bier a~n9etOmnlem.
Ser 9nrpier Connecticut, mad NlrbiIe be-
~ltinlntt, Iisfsa 10. III 8prt 9icpal Ell, nm
ieinen aeiler rcpariren gu Ialen. 0sn;rlt Better
bat eipe 3iebung unter cen S~lrpigen ieineS0es
parteiuent8 an9eoronet. .slast,,P 59ss.s
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. 0(us nesl 9DcIfclf.
prIee Erenst rea gIrtamfasNna.

$40 St OutS, IT,. 6 1T. 0laubplrei9e
@o6ri6ten msIoen, Sab Sen. 9riee NIT 5000
Grandchildren oeu 2trtaniasftub bel cen Saron-
neIeh 9etrsu5t bat um in 9liiipuri ein3uorins
gen. Gen. Smith fri aegem Gape Giraroedu
pcrriiden, mdbrenb es 8ries phne .3peiteI auf
lSprnafetO ab9eieben bat, 2eeterer Blls lit
gut beFsitigt ppp ltart beiebt. ia ,qssi,, e.i 5s IS,
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dusa 5beru1dp sgeQe nunwebr Grant 0eridrfen
GtdntSno fssnten, nno Oer 0ebeqiom ben Gar
ou8 mdtbcn.* SIS iageH ferner aug, Die .SdLfte
fejner Mrmee reroe ii nieiem Wonat aus Dem
9ieaHte tretea. Ser SeiNo flnmeLt lib oi6t
um AtlaQta. Gs lit ni6t Die 9erin9lte au8ii6t
auf cine bnlOige @ieoeraufnabme Ger 5e.ncielig
teseq' 8
WEdcon, 10. Sept.
8beeIer's SFuppen lino unweit Tala9pm1
0on 6te10man 5etipren5t ncrOea.
BeterSburg, 9. Sept.
Grant p~crit5rtt nom imu,er feline 8erinon=
5uH3en an Ger y8eIoon GilenbapW uno idiett
Ieire 2inie Langiam fpeitmdtf8 non beiagter
"sebhn Dor. sd
9barlelto n, z. sept.
uniere Utiangeuen rpurceR beute auf Worri8
S8lono 9elanOet uno binter ole 0atterte Waq<
ner geiteIlt, BON elmer orcBeu gtnsbG 0a6em
bspbaGtet. Ser 6eino bra1te beute 9la@mittaq
nab 5ort@re9g ;pei aeue Gei@Gge. pel6e ppm
ie 12 bis Ii BIerOen 9cjO9t1 wurpem.
= 8ihmOnoer 3eitM19en pont u. Sept. mel
Ben, o1s r 8etsrsbarg Der LeBts 9ieultaq Is.
Sept. in @ntetraht eer beOrpblidtu Sage jee
ner staot ais Gin 8psS. Salt uno 8ettag be.
saa9ens tpQvoe
Ssr12. September 1T BON ben Gebeaen in
Georgia ols 8ett1g ous9eidrieben mprcen.
X eeSn Ylpble berrihte mob 9iube.
1 Sid 3anicr bat cen Oberbefebl iber Die Nes
belertruppen in Dem 9epartenent Mlabamu
G6ernommeu.
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@ernesrenscs Tsusr.

8tnqbamtpn, 16. Sept. Ser Rctee
aigel oeS MIpls fir SruntcnbrIee itebt in Slam
men uno man firdtet, OaB o18 8aase gehduoe
Serii6rt miro.
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Nus se,n @plf.o eparterneut.

1850 SS"s AsSEy
Gin Yriuatbrief pom Ncrsansia, Ga, iaot,,
cob bort 9taes gAten 8ertaars gnimmt. Sic
9rers fir 8ilcuns farbiser 8e9imenter piro
cura Gen. liamann~s ousseflbrt, -ipeIder chen
0uf BEN 8lantdgeH ~retrutirt. Sine Hnicnsforce
1T am Wliitippi rpncentrirt, entpeoer Die .0e
.ne9ungeti Der RebetIentruppeu gu iberm1 den,
'noers pfTerlloe Betpegnngen al MAIDEN. Z
Die ,Hebeaen baben cine SSorce BON $4,000
Wlarar unter BaLter une 8plienuc bel 9tleraus
'orid. Sebs;ebn aunoldoFter BON DieIem Sraps
.penf6rpRr tvnrben- neHli6 oarh Gea.. lllman'S
gurppften s~efanser senUmmea. s +
Dir SnOiamersgSirrrn. Sin Gorrsipons
bent DER Chicago 8imeS Ihrelbt untegm 10.
Sept. pt-St.~4aaIM ian- 6olgenoes: 4
Sie Gscbrts, 8. Comp. bes 2. Wtinn. Hea.
inter 2ieut. YbiIips, meIde Capt. Si8fS Sroin
bon Sort Dansrortb na6 Sort Rice am Wsifz
frsri be9leiete, tam sIlfIid an ibrem 8eiimul-
nit9aCtte un Is AN unO febrte am 18. BON Do
G1riif. 2ieut. gbitips fab pieIe Spuren non Sn>
%oldttert ldn9s bes MeoeS. sea sa
DE gadntter tutreen Don freunbiinen Subj
sd',erls setparnt, iiG niht 5u meit pen Der .9nupts
rNsdpt So ertfernen, ea uieIe tleine Nbtbeilnnger
ger Sei,ee ibre 8ene9aneen beotad,teu.
Sepeihen bon WaiOr2loonS BON SORT @ber.
cos1b'c ltnn an Gen. Seller ~oelarat, fprrir
er iagt 6as $50 6amilien aus Dem Qaaer be,
Sirur, nit gini6lub Der 6la6ainae BON Ieb.
tenn Wtnter, bic britiinen NieoerlaTunaeu in
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gtefruttrama in etsdt ylew.qIOrE.

8pu9bteepiie, &c. Sent. Sie Quota
eisier 6tart unter Gem Iebsn MEfytrt lit be-
reits seftert. Gie 0ucta fir ecn Eitrih miro
Notwithstanding nod .aaf9ebfatt pernenf gbe Die
3iebung be9innt. 9.n
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GonareGsRomino,Ioncn.

ELIMINATED 9el., is. 5aptbr,s 6On
9latbaniel y. GmitberS tpurce geltern. Ourh hi'
unipns St1atss Gpnpentirlt miseer nou1inirt.
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Scr Ssarfaus.

8pftor, as. 6eptbr. Ser Der. StaotI
9ampier aearlase par ama24 IN, 6upaE u,
mplte nah Nep Yprt, abIe3eln. 80 sss :
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lsssc {. s~:uFanft eines electromagnetic n
E. Rem Cart &c. SEPT. Ser 9riieRccmpfsr
8anie, celen Megnabme Der eini9en Sagen
gemelpet spurpe, lit bier on9ctcmmen. ,aa
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1ercinigte St0atcn Steuegal
HfifsiclIe N1Otis.

Sffi5tele gfCtiS@
Dlfee bee Gnuectc-e far tnneVe 5eSean
TN 3. Et,tr. prn Nia y!anb.
SterHnr& eebe Id NaMrtat. las ee Sttusra, rsfGs but
ban AhehrT e!sies Dshritts fir has Ssbr Is 4auSes I&rtck
rurheu, nun fdGts inb, pasu settren Stessru ~
2isenisH, 8utl6en, Silbersei6irr, NiuiurDs
Safeln, Oadten &C.,
fir has iaIfsnbe Sabr, Une
fie OiufoHii1ens Stcuer fAr 1GG3.
S1bIune tefer Steusrn rirs ron allen ressn seriau
pe!Ae Rr& ntht tsiab.t baben, unh t1 rerce nit ms!nen I
suites tiSlt& BITS sun IL. Segt. tn 1ssper OfEee, &S
0entb r, bsret. ietr, tie @slser II 9npfans 81 netuG
~etsjenteen perICReu, relte u~nterIanen Su jarltN, Eerpsn
pro3ent msbr Su entrtbteR BADEN unt be Summen wsr
netetGentaus eurh Sraa Smasreeeln, pfdaDuaS s er
trtetsn rereen. Sesicnen, pelde ~rerftIfn TIRE 2tien
bsranSJunsbntn, rereen nm $500 sehvafi pcsy fax 2 So
etneeicerrt KeI Den.
EI SfFeeeu' ben SSH 0 u6T Wlprssnsb bic 5 ukr G2ttk
~ Sittnfs mus tn Ee9teraneSfpnoS astethet merten
setns ipettere gCtts rirb sssstee @srsea, snsssn
Sdltsupre, Is. dug. 1864.
taa9S0-l7lRtl y. o. 9 dnerwetn gruS
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Nebeaen=8eri6

I ~ Cine Der, n~eueften NummernI be8
Riduono Sentinel entbdIts einen artitel lbcr.
General Sheralara Drbre, nab pettet bic
8irgef Atlanta 5u. perIaHen boben. aiSn benz
lelben piro. Die 0rore g;eine Sbotiu9e,- pel6e
nod niht in benz omeritdniihen arieae ppracs
tCrnmen unp obue BeipieI in Der neuenr 8eit
lit, 9enarnt. sl s1Esa H5
s. 5srners nenut Der Sentinel Sherman ben
n6duptIina Der, NiIceh,"" Den .,Gapitdn Der
giraten,s ben r8duberbduptmdnn," BEN ,.ers
iten Sapit Der @elt.@ Sberman, Iaqt er, bat
eenl ariege cine neue GetaIt 9e9eben. ssss
y Sdredtih lpie er bi5ber mar, ipire et ferrer
nod i6redii9er lsin. ser Iebte Mona uap Der
leste 8pabe srter uns, mus ieinel Dlustete err
uaretfsu, ehe er ieIde 8erbtehen Suloet, pie oa8
,an 9ttlanta, az. oezs9 ,rsis1.
II e@aS iaste Der Sentinel, dls DscGauslanb
Gbambersbnrg %oerbrannte, ais 6crrelt Die Be-
iasuns pon SORT 8ilop maiacrirte? = Gec. J
9as .Hibmono Sentinel" pom 2.Septbr.
meioet cine {ebr preferences SeuerSbrunIt. trelhe
il, Der lebten S5reitag Nadt Mondelter (9tihz
mono 9esenlber 9eleasn) beimfu6te. @ilmo-
res grObs8 s bats2oserbauS, ipurce nit 1870
SrbOft Sobaf, pelde @ilmore unn 60. geb6rs
ten, aro nit 234 Drbpft, tpeIde Der &ebeQen-
&esierpng seb1rten, Elm Haub Der Slammen.
0o8 MaorenIaSer Ger 6errer @orp pnnroe ebens
fats nit anoerA tpertbupaen @aoren einees
!dlgert. Der Gsiammtzg ertuF heIiuit l6 auI
$4,100,OO0. Sic 5euerSbrunit fol Die ar6Bte
ieins tpelHe. IN Der .iloIi6en CONFEDERATION"
ncrGeI. A@z ThEZ EG% eg
TFrN-E MwM -
SaS vNi6mOho GentineI@ pom y. Sept;
brinst fOl9enee giahri9ten:
MacOu, 9. Sept.
Die geStern semo@ten @efan8enen iager
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ssesiTnnife6e NSonrtdofen.
Nas esn saennrnnnhzghalg
SosTtTsohbENs te4 Y. q. hesslk.l

3 jpfssfsohSens reg R.ag. 6egels.} So.
ufuTttsE IA. Septbr. Cine
9iet69loscirung p~uroel8e4srn onthr Gapaaerie
l6er pen Opequan Greet p~araenprumen, I'm Die
Stdrte suno SteIur9 Se8 8etnoe8 sau5;uHn0en.
Sen. Wilion NIT 9fadintoib'S griaaoe pom Ger
3. GdpdIlerissD ioIi6n goa pom .erttemen linten
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ge;ti6get babet. ~ ,5s3fy5oS
.iu &af een.rsGts'. 8lgei tpurbe GSF. 8oipelE8
brigade Uu9e9nfiagr i@lo ods 2. MaF. Sieat.
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ibren 3ped erreidi butte, ftefbrte lie NIT ibren
.@efpnaenen mieeer aad ibrem Quortiers ,u-
rid. e +r.9 ~ S3@S& So rE
.@t ns7ai2 sIn9 fort MonrDg.
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erbaIten, Inn ieine geAnsbeit pef6e 9nuter
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-17

Stns 9annana brjnSt Der 3ampFer 2ibertp
f~nIgenoe Berjdte: Ser Sampler 6rarci8 BON
Bbttabelpbtd 1T in !0oparua ~pertauft pcrcen
uro mad Gharleitpn eelabren. Die Sibe mar
urouSitebIih uno ueun Sole pm qelbemSSieber
Finb pOrSetOmHer.d pWrS' Nphe,, betannt ais
Yrir'o 8pnna unter bems 9lamen DIS Nqtdlt,
mtree ben eieier arantbeit 1befauep.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28
lleIIirerents Agreed.

There are no two men in this country 30
wei agreed in reg.rd to this war as ABE
LINCOLN and JErT. Davis. DAVIS isrepcrt-
ed to have said:
ssFhis war must go on till the last Of this
generation falls In his tracks, and his chill
dren seize his musket and fight our battles,
unless YOU acknowledge our right to SELF
government. We are not fighting for slav.
cry. We are fighting forindependence, and
that or determination we will haye." .s
On the other hand LINCOLN has declared
by proclamation, speeches and manifestoes,
that the war must not cease until slavery is
abolished. So the two chiefs are in perfect
harmony on the subject of the prosecution
of the war. Each in his present position
possesses powers, influence and authority
which he could maintain under no other
than the present state of affairs, and there
fore each is satisfied with statu q,so. Gener-
ations may waste their blood and treasure,
these men care not SO long as they are re-
spectively President of the United States
and President of the Confederate States.
But the people-what of the people? Are
they resolved on mutual determination in
order to keep ABE LINCOLN and JEFF. DAVIS
in power? That is the direct question, to
be decided at the ,ballot-box in November,
and when it is fairly understood the people
will be as well agreed upon that question
as LINCOLN and DAVIS are upon war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-28
THE souTHERN PEOPLE TIRED on THE WAR.
The Cabinet CompIicatIon. Q

We find the following Washington special
in The Cincinnati Enquirer, under date OF
July 25th: ua. " - g-a
A Washington correspondent of New
York paper announces that Secretary
Stanton has resigned." This is mistake.
Mr.. Stanton has no intention of resigning,
nor does Mr.. Lincoln intend to oust his Sec
retary. '-r- -.. .r --,.-
A heavy pressure was brought to bear,
last Wednesday, upon Mr.. Lincoln, with a
view of dismissing the ''bungling meddler
in the War Office" but Lincoln's spinal
column was firm for once, and the i'm
promptu delegation of Cabinet members
and other influential gentlemen, came from
the Presidential tete-d-tete, discouraged and
disappointed. -
ais this man fool or mailman p"
asked one of this Republican coterie, as
they stepped away from the White House.
"Oh 7" answered another, "his Judgment
is not good; but he is a good man, think"
"Yes," replied another of the party, "the
Italians have proverb that expresses 1t
exactly: Tanto buon, cheUal niente-so good,
that he is good for nothing" ..,...-,.-.
The further remarks of the discomfitted
delegation were anything but flattering to
Lincoln, or agreeable to ears polite. {.
loud !Tba,d he 80 II that man Stanton
Won't defeat lincoln in November and
lincoln HASN'T sanse enonoh to see II, y
Tbe ;omed;ate conse of tbis little con-
vont;on 1uas founSeJ in a nnarrel hetween
postmaster R,air and Stanton which GOT
70 thn nwhl;c ear and induced the call nm
tbo 'pS praps;dant -
Mr.. Blair had said openly and freely, that
OF Seoratar1 "r1 t'0od nf War and ia that tbe late
bnmiS;at;nS M t annroacb Of M the % rebels within
tha Harw o"pSs pSf OF Wasb;noton was en-
t;ro,n h1 tbo fon,t ] oS the ..beadsfronS ma5dlar
" tba W. Wor otioo % ' Stantou heor5 thiS and
a. a. tho;r IJ o. meet;n o calIeI RIe;r 70 ancnnnt
ao CO.. .nvh ,rhot - ho haJ Sa;5 D"1 w "0'0"N'
O RIa;r %v re;tarataJ G @ 1 his assertion and r. 10
soiJ % Stonton nava I him ' :" nnJer,stand U, t that
d Sa d;5n,t 5 i;l,a ot t;nd c Of taIi ond tbat ;f
he he 1pia;rN Iont on toit;nS 9th t5ot ,tAu II
me 0pt ba hrooS SepS conasS O ba{w s tboy may'
Pis;r Iaons q ON 'o taiE;no thot WOW % end bo
odJS nthar naonoeS S 20 tSo % LET "f Stonton,S
a;'" ~ I'M, ;,n;n, J ~ "n,,n,;Ss;nr @ ~ Som
,rT srd also % taILs in a sim similar strain' 0'"
Nc a9T ;,nni ~ ndr,;ts ..that ~ tbaro no r,o,,