davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-07

l. an important question in these timc4 of
high prices. Dr.. Hall, In lutc uumb.r r OF
the la"rla' q Hto'M (good authority, by the
Na!), says the~cheapest articles oil foosi 1t
present prices are bread-especiauy corn
m.al-bntter, n,olasees, beans ard rice. he
shows that e5 cents worth of dour, At ceata
Pr pound, contains as much norrishnent ~
= e5 wer.h Of roast beef at Is cents pey
pound; and that pint # white beans cost
Ing cents, has the same amount Of nutri-
meDt as 81 pounts OF beef at 25 cents per
pound: Or, in other words, the roast beef diet
ts twelve times as expensive as the besns.
Fnrtbt rmore, pound Of Indian meal will 70
as 1ar IS pound Of fine -four costing nearly
twice ae Much. Here are some Of the con-
mon articles Of food, showing the amount OF
uEtriruent contained and the time required
fnr G3ioeatfnu.
, 1864-08-07
Casualties to Illinois and Iowa
| Trssona.

sAa NAtae1ohs 10TH ARMY C0Ar3.
TwENTr.etATa ILLlKo1s.-E1Ued-JnsA Mrers
Levi Rinker. Jno Il Stew Art, Richd 4 Cblud.rr
Aneu.t on.er; Jersniah kane.
GoIneilue. II y Adcock L Fuller, 4 . Hudson. e
F Roctrs; Smith, ito A .uanmonds, Co1posal,
Floyd; = u y NcGowan: ) Ward, Ali Wood
en.1 e S's; Tsann,9s 1WSonP.on Wm hss,s
y Fsuzlsr. $ y iloI1l.la, Corp, y " n7stt:
crani, Benj Bel. { Winiers. ~"'S' 4'"''0s
SlSE11KTH ILLINOIS.
u9nnded-Ma! Patrick F.xnn. shonlder; Capt
hatIick hssT s heensy Isl Lieut. Waite Seret Johu
] Hines, :. Shanan, Hugh Collt:han. John Hrisc9i,
Jas Loushfcy, ':onkliu, L 7 Conway. b Smith
1sts IL snS waI. i%STSsis Roach, 5as L0asHs7
SECOND BRIGADE.
,ktHed-Mai Ennis. Capt T ElrIcs. Corp D
Mnscman. " 81 Hughes. n Jamtton, Serxt In
Hnn Ss! al,u c25P kins5 pitIo
ONE utynHEp AND THIRD ILLINOIS.
Killed G can, Corp " Bo:cu. Rich, u
Jaemx.
yro Eysns. Foster Evaes, Ss ierans w !anst5 IT.
Soossfe.e, nae'S; cn:.s: s'' o'''n' Vice ss7'
roEr,Eru ILLINOIS.
HM'1td-5 & N,i: pnasr, ser,t T Dewitt, Harlan,
son, X q Nnnee. B LinEtnfelttr. I'd Ii ut j i
1,e.s,is. II Chapman: " F Easan. il B1!avin, D.
JoLnston Bur. on, Geo Bosah. scr.t " Wa-htu:,.
ton, Van Davis, j + Street, J s t'rice, Chapman.
ooR 1Eo fu'tt"sson t. g. Kopn.ree Hawkin- Joha
GuId; Jno Holman. Corp Gibson. ] Li,fngston.
" m Edmond'or, MAY. J Bun, J 7 SAlsef.
FoRrI-ElGaTH nL1Hols,
EWed-Lieut y Maxwell. Cant Fra Tinda.v
! Jsnklns: S.ubby. ! Anderson, Haynes, j "
MeundsdIcnpt ( werns. Lieut. ! 1nserro
" s'owali, Chrlstaine, Corp 81 Veil, @ "
Sen; ] Comfy, sp.slIn;. @ Fields i Williams
ni{aq; st.Et 1stf Eenensd. Page. E Etcht-
;FRs Rem; i, nnskcly, sesst McMaster g Disek.
Butter, Corp F T Benson, b Bogs-, j Bim,ner.
! c'of,on- Dashcr. ! Dyer. L samomah, Il
Wells y Raird. S.txt Willis Nar.clye, + Black-
Ledge, Serst ! Miller, Corp J Helms. J Martin,
bi9!l9ca. y B Pena.etou, Barkcst " Hutl.
tnn, " Haceman, D llatEer. E Hines. j Metchrr,
E E,nupp.
rnRTY-FIrrr 7LL,NoIs
EiRd-Wilifs Ha.tic, ] @ 4 Cuttiss, Co, . vi.ar
Johnson, EdAaFd Phllo.
, 1864-08-07

M1r.in Dpn-ctMeGujyu Jnm,s
I,outn1i,Er caaNrGIEat. .iat1es
tF0ifsEd u F Mt ,'a.thy !nhl
~ AcGutre John
Gasst Ee eHArd We ain john
to8eth Eheets Nct.Ane John
tt EcUououeh Ino
ktepy FIw1rIM IMctfGgn .JOhu
). ttGken ) Il MrM lt1,n .tosnph
Le:d Safot Mcklt..ntl Jhp "
Zone Thos J AcE-e John
enf McIu.rr .Inhn
Crnnor Gso Nefin.h J,.hn
Mshoa Thos 9McSA iarAy Vet
\ UlS
:Clei18E Thos McMahop wn
tlnIrs Henry McHrlde VIM
lt.lant Hugh Mtter .tll Ken.
L.rn Henry nefu
Mshcc IAmsa McDa-n,ote Vim
Donat Il Ju McCn.Ia
kfrrnn Iauc&McG.,ral, kvm
EEeel' James McC.ry TIM
An!t3 " Atktnn.J " l.
Mul-a lss&c McGRy,-. mr.
tAfny y hcCermttE L -eaa"
l l'crrsltk jss Mc[lermo.hM,tht
Fatdsn taaesM :Elllop M.cal
Curly JAmts AlcCo mick Lsu-
ael chen Jas Eeuce
, 1864-08-07

Edward Bliss, Esq, Commissioner OF En-
igFarion for Colorado, thus puts the claup.
upon "Co1ora6o'' JeFett in note to tha
New York Rorld:
This Jcwett has for years proved fruitful
source Of modification an1 disgust to s1l
Colu1sdrns- During Ills sojuurn OF two or
three months IN our Territory {and thia con-
etitutes al his claim to hail frou Colorado)
he made himself the aushing-stock and butt
that region just at time when feeling Of
cotteMpt was giving Way to stronger oae
Of Indignation, Oh account Of some ques-
norable business matters with which he was
connected. He has two or three times con
templated 3 return to Colorado; but visions
OF tar:and. feather coatings, Il Lot noss o. ses,~
Gus Tisitations, have opsnated to call forth
the exercise Of the little discretion he is pos
The history of Jewett's career since he
blessed Colorado By an abandonment Of It'd
limits is the history Of con0dsnce man and
papers furnish conclusive EVIDENCE Of his
wcr.e thau Peter Funk operations iu that
city, aid there are parties In this cit7 aad
III Baltimore who have various Bun3 OF cash
advaDcedto this JeWett, long ago piaeed
snong other items on ledger profit and loss
accounts: So much egotism, bombsst assu-
rance and downright 1inpndence Has never
before concentrate In single Individual
It Is too bad thatthe fa,r reputation Of ona
OF the most promising regions Of this Union
should Eutttr By having her naGe linked
With such mass Of ignorance. stupidity aa4
: COIccit; and, ID 1 resident ei Colotado.
Protest ~ sinst Ills being longsS io.sted upon
the cepple by the press IS ''Co1esaGo Jew
e.t,H rnt Re- = .ct yc;,tlesunu il, .5ts city
from Cc!orsuo-ror il there cnc il e@r Ter
rl,c-v-EAo ,oal not zre;s!ss a:ln - :. ci,+.
sr5ra. a..r..1, art $685. s1,r:a:,F.
, 1864-08-07

According to the abOyc taalcs, cuc1mters
are Of EerE little value, and apples, cabbsgss,
tu'rips, and even potatoes. at present prices,
or. expensive eating. Some vegetables aud
fruits should, however, enter into the t1mily
consumt ttlou, If purchased for sanitary rea-
cons, Among those which contain the most
bets and carrots are the most nourishias.
Roast pork, besides bein. IN expensive dis6.
rsqufres too lengthy drain upon the forces
Of The stomach to be- healthy article Of
Hftf
, 1864-08-07
TcnnI Nj. hAel +. .unK Geo " Y-currF
EhnnK John 1on L-r Tuta., nr
Il
7crgG Zimcrn u Fr.d. xuttemxs.sr
ZCoa John II c!tck II
fHiFfn1~.

Mutual Security Ina CO.. Com.uan,l,n- Ot.ter
BetAn!csl LzooEa,ory..:L.fs 81. Wire works..
stcsm Engine. IS South Water s.. .Lh:Ar, P.atos
As ert. o. Adk!ns Re.ters 4 s:oFess.., t.h Avenue
hGtp Sen Buttl 4 Ear, tson It No. IS Box lf9
Cticsso P. O....1s1 Ssu:h Mater ss....D. !. IS.
tBO11ce open from 1st or April to LIST of November
tfom 4. NJ till 2. From November 1st I'll! A.,Ilt
1T. from m. I'LL p. H.. and Sua.iays nosn
l. N. to 1Q15 ,. n.
, 1864-08-07

md earnestly .ecnn.snd 1t To both Ct:y and Coun.
IT MerchAnt&- baaieyinE It to be- tbe only tse aud
oeAuJ nc9u of bpsiness dur1rk the Violent nuctna.
r. SAYES, PreaidAnt.
$. TA1twoH7H. steretsty pro. len. Au6-oi2s$5t
4 MPLY PREPARED. -Notiee is
y herewith published. that re have By extra ct.
eflcrA fot a1ta1 Of our oreFs. Nhich en*h1es to
tspplg VITA dispatch 10 rur nAttona sny amour t.
xhs the wonderful. tutea.ely Interesting and mue6
H&cn1tEEap
uon Jet discovered. representing sscnes oyc:dpw1pg
& LII 2ie.snrsole IeE.ubra5ces 70 syesy naa and
ard n lite. ~ ~
Specimens t *tifd without delaY foz t,Y ceuts or
the eet Of thtt for one i41) steenhAck.
Agents viii here una lIctauTE emofoyMent Com.
Mu1icAnope should covtr retura postkEe. Orders 90
ncIted and ntled hy
DAN1RL "A. BRONSON.
,4x nAr,.~
, 1864-08-07
NEW YORK.

ne have greatly enlarged our manufacturing cepast-
Eilpt, =. now hsya constantly on band very large
ttfE1 os ne stWcd work OF our Own mapufActufe, to
thIsh 1ng1te she s.teat ton Of Western m rch4n
Youths al Sewsu Eeots. RAlmotss, Conerrsz G<,t
eEs sd Eue1le Shoes - veil as Ladies. Misses a9d
thlldFehr Morocco, f3loye Kft ard Lasting Wor-A1t
a!niEs ssvet ssd tho seFJ best quA't.. oi goois-
, 1864-08-07

To the Edttar Of the Boston Jou,nni:
SIR: The cetsus Of lSG0, with emignAtiou
population OF s7,ooo, COO in the summer Of
Or this population 400, eco of whites and
5,0O.eCo Of slayts exist Ia the rebel districts
snd 10 00O,e eco OF free mcu are to found in the
loy-l districts. The contest is now between
forces standing in the r:tio Of to 20, eith 5
ready to aid the successful party.
In com!nriny more closely the relative
strength Of the t"o districts, We lind tcat
ene-hnlf Of the whites are males, one half Of
the msles are uncer IL, and one-half oi the
fesicur. from old aye, youth. physical intirm-
!tS or sick ckbcss. uuiit tor service in the field.
In this State We have never been able to
bring more than 10 per cent Of the reople
into the militia, and il wc allow le per ceut
for the capacity ofthe rebel districts, It ID q
lht ral allowance In the southern districts
Which are still loyal or have been subduetl,
such as Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ma
rylard, aud portions Of other States, there Is
a white population Of 4,0G0, 900, and It is a
fair rresuu'ption that 1 per cent Of the popu-
latiun, Or one. third Of the lighting men uf
these regions, bare Joined the rebel armies.
We cannot allow more. as the rebel con-
ss.rittlon has operated but little ii an5 on
those districts.
The war has been In progress for three
Gears, and IN allowance OF So 600 year for
the excess Of young men growing up over
men becoming euperap pnuated or dying by
ordinary diseaee, Is q very liberal allowance
Further, bv the best information in onr pos
session, the rebels havs lost in the last three
Year,, down to the 9th Of May last. hy deaths
in the field. camps and hospitals, By wocn6s
and capturcs-and most Of this is conceded
40 eco year, or 3G1, coo men.
During the present campaign, siuce May i,
Lee Is understood to have lust 0,000 men,
and Johnston, ,Magruder, Forrest and others,
at least 80 Geo more.
The following gives the result:
Dphel .orcc At the mt set Il ntr rent Of /
, 1864-08-07

:. = F1LSUN.
1st Leut Co. B, Satk rcg't Wis. Vols.
FOREgENEE& IN TKEEEBEI.
ARMY.
A Case Before the ssCnnfcderate Ntate,s
D1ktx1ct C0uFt.s5
lFfom the New York Times.1


A case is pending before the tsConfe 1erate
States District Court" at Richmond. which
presents to the world i new and stal riiug his
tory Of the means by which the military ies.
potism OF the Confectionery prolongs Its reign,
snd defee alike the criticisms Or the resent.
ment oi toreign Powers.
The case, the opcning report of which e7e
publish 10 day 10 other columns, had form.
al hearing in Richmond on Thursday last, It
Is thst Of R. D. Ogden, an English nau BY
birth and an actor by profession. For some
time before and after the outbreak ot the
war. Ogden resided At Mobile, and 1t ia al
leged-although that turns ont to be in a
measure immater'al to the issue befote the
cour1-that be there exercised the right Of
citzepahlp, BY voting at one or more Of
the local elections. In November, 1851,
Ogden cme to Richmond under pro:es-
siona] engaeement with the :. proprietor
of the Richmond Theatre, and bearing
st the zane time credentials from the
British Corsul at Mobile, which yor:hed f,r
hls claims to be British subject. -Underth the
protection Of his consular papers, Oedcn WIS
left to pursue his calling unmol.sted by the
enrollitg ot1lcers until the first Of April Of
the present year, ~ben he vas drawn as a
conscript and ordered to Camp Lee for mill
taIy duty. Bis protests were altogether dis
reEarre ed BY the military authorities, and his
consular certificate, he then Learned for the
first tine, vas utterly Yalpeless, inasmueh ID
, 1864-08-07
Rdftrna1G,

NEICAGO, BURLINGTON A
OQuECT RA1L9GAD COMPANY. - Rates ot
utatt0n Tcs cts Aud the Conditions under 1F{ich
Ne 4iEc viii be issutd tn commence AoE. lsk 1854
, 1864-08-07

EIRST NATIONAL BANK
= OF CHICAGO.
eontbwest corner LAks and Clafk-Ats-
EAFlTALs PAID in ..- 1905, 900.
aAEI, u: N1CEEtiaoh, V,ce.rre1f.
Z. Z. HHAIsTKn, Cashier.
, 1864-08-07
"WAATED, CONkESPONDENCE.n
Letter from Lieut. Wilson to Eirht
lOunE ladies.

tccrrezrondencc Of the Chicago Ttfhaac.]
MEhrn1s, Tenn. July ., 1854.
ana and Michigan:
Ladte, p.ru.lt nc to address few lines
10 you through tho TRIBUNE. In regard to
"coerespondcnce" with soldiers and oflic. ~
STRIVING In the army Of our country. VIZ,
the officers md soldiers Of the armY, need
end deserve the sympathy and council OF our
mo1hers, wives, sisters aud lady acqn lin
tances ifom the dear holmes we have lett be-
hind From these, letters are al ways nc.
csptAble, nre read with deep interest, aud
there is alwass deep feeling OF respect for
the writer's, and the dear old homes whcpce
ttey ccme. There Is no leyily Or expression
OF vulgar thought. or lewd aliusions to the
writer's of them-hosy home thoughts of the
dear oaes We love o well; and often hive I
seen the oTonxed face Of the veteran, az well
a. the tair cheek Of The young recruit, flushed
WI WIN taars pan's Pattde zoa or over them tow
words Of true hearts and Rr4tr men.
Not SO when your cold insiptd aud
etale letters are received. There ia generally
a shout OF derision from many voices Us your
carefully written nonsense Is retsiled out TO
corporal, SERGEANT, private, or may be IL
l+S1o SERVANT; end could you hear tile yui-
E"r Wiz anu coarse exrress: :ons over your
lestefs, anu at Your expense, think, ladies,
You won1d answcr rU more " Wanted. cor
reslotdence, for mutual cultEyation.'' I
trust ladies, that this article may be Of ser
rice to you, inasmuch as 1t Will Cr,e you to
write only to those whom sou knov; AMI
you may put 1t down for fact that unr SOL
d!er or officer advertising for lacy CORES
pondence, does so for no honorable ur noble
purpose. Ninety. nine out Of eTery hundred
letters received by officers or soldiers are
tlehted with contsntt and derislun.
Thus you sec that your tender eilu-
fsions, gushing out do~ery AID een-
tinental platiludes, are nscd to your
disadvantage ard Injury. In many cases th.
ohcer Or soldier takes pains to ascertain
your true name, and then your letters not
onlT reject to your dis .dvantase, but bring
diserace to your friends Know Of one
Young lady who Is the laughing stock OF a
whole regiment, ard many Of them are or
were friends ano neighbors Of hers, not two
years ago. Her fair name aud character are
blighteo. and one who ha6 connte1 on her
being something more than lri.nd to him
In the future, has cast her Es,de AID her let
scrs Of truth to him arc unans sered, or re-.
turned, unopened. LaJfcs. good bye. Lsern
from tlis to do better. Write. your kao wu
and tried soldier friends and relatives, and
none other.
am, ladies, your friend and well-wssher,
E. Y. WILSON,
, 1864-08-07
= r GENTS III SAVE IS DOL.

3c GENTS Tt1 SAVE 25 DOLr
- 2IARs.-HetGzsn's Ccnesnt1a:ed Beur1ne fc-
YA Eapt, Grease spots. &C., tn.tsat.J, aud cleans
Tssx Tsxs sos1s, - sela M q = pFqIEs,.Ee HsaKaak
: III DSLlHgTfuL. G0hIIaI AND rALUABLh
SNlC.-aekeIAn 4 &so's Cort!al llxtr ol CAns5Ja
H4k. oosa esz:a: the aehve and welt.Euorn praper-
-. q ths Peruvian Bare In unoss se7teAhie forua.
1Ni - 70 urd valuable Tonic In I'll csses, but pzl-
&ss, = ~ PlcseAet And p.lssable cordlsi, md q
ga sapezt9r to tne c,m1SL Hhlaky md ru1 bitten
cssn:f aft e end p5uxE1a:a, NJ so.i- c,..,, ~.
to6sBUB. &a-Gtrtx;n and lnneG.ate curs- Hcge:.
ga 4lehfA3ed D1krs@cA He1r sdy has bft1 usRd
p n1Ele dos. vii ufusty check mo Diarrhoa
!Aie hoa1t Prepared ony b HfGEMAN CO,
sfsnu e:t Oe ueE41b IN she United Rtetet. ihkhS7I
, 1864-08-07

S!11BSOtUTION.-The copartner-
.Ys,:p hetssof :. sxtrnx und.r she ,n.ue Of
r ioived 3. mutual CO !ert - y Bo:ntos and S.
Tnskrx hAyl.x chased tte inte+eS. OF a @. Web
III uxu- e. II liarttttits and slene arr authorized
tot~ 49, u0YSTON,
4. q; weBSTEE
ChicAso, Aug 8, 1851. G. 8. FOSTER.
, 1864-08-07
Position OF the War.

FHETfF1FTf 4tL,SnIS.
Eiisd-SViliis Hastic, ] Q 4 Cusliss. TO, . vi.ar
johnson, EdAaFd Phllo.
, 1864-08-07

Young F. 4 .n12
Yot ns James Mra
Young Mlt1 ultks
, 1864-08-07

~ UMAM FRAnTY, OR Ply
~ GEOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, stoold b read
y 9n :basa ed unhspeg se cSn ~
aan1tion nsaJ o. snrvefted. With ture msthod OF
Xt9nllaY III mNS1vtnxh Exay experience In entes.
the na.1Ath st4te: sold 6J d. 8. A. HARROW ",
,siascktF et1ee:t Ne~. York. P1ice. 1s cent1.
i KAnaol2n s::es:, Etic11o, II $50, Of b1M0-
teis Ely. G0fTss' } corner Kaia and s:h,arton
, 1864-08-07

best glasees- and on one sultry afternoon
rhe cry Of Land, ho!' was raised, and the
southern exiles on board set up cry Of joy
and clapped ths ir hands exultiag1y. for they
knew that the low blue line, ike a cloud
bank, cond be no other than The coast of
South Carolina.
Not daring TO attempt to g,tn the harbor
By tayligbt, the Saucy Jane Gust anchor In a
retired spot, ahd the captain. with soue Of
the rest Of Us, Including the padre. went
ashore on q small ieiaud for rest and refresh
ment. Several Of the male passengers, with
Captain Harrison, sat smoEing lheif cigars IN
& eEacy nook Ut the tslet. screened from tue
sun's Ia3 s By tte long dropping leaves Of the
feathery palmettoes overhead. md almost
walled in by thickcts Of the o1eauder, the no.
pal, and the priekly Pear, Gorgeous win largs
hopeful. Suddenly the captIu sprAng to mis-
feet, with fierce oath that died away into q
shout Of anger.
Hilloa! on board there. VII, did that 81
One cf the mates, lonnginG hslf asleep over
sound Of bis commanding vol2e.
s'Look alive, there! Who loosed that
sail. !" cried the captain.
and, as We a1l glanced upwards, we saw,
to our u6tonlshment. that the m.intopsail OF
the schooner was loose, and heavily Tapping
to aid fro In the fresheuing breeze, like the
hro+d wing Of some wounded eea.bird. It
wrathiu1 dismay, as he sprang on board aud
gave his orders-ordezs that instantly sent
three or four aeamen scramhiing hurrietly
mp the rigging to reduce the sail-to assure
us that mischief was afoot- In very short
tlmc thc iutteripg cauvas Was close reefcd,
but to discover the offender who had cast
the eoil looee vas less, ,.asy. In vain the cap
tain ssernly interrogated such Of the cre7f as
Lad bttn on deck. All declared that they
+ knew nothing Of the matter. One sailor,
WHO h,d been doing under the bu1Watks
aft, did, indeed, suy that he had opened bis
e, ee few minutes before, and had while IN
Ns,ate between sleeping and waking. seen
scue one JUMP cut Of the standing rigsia:.,
and slip down the fore hasehway. AaI It
y ~ bis belief that this person Was co other
than tbe padre's boy. Indian Biaiss- i.
But Bl.fse Has found 1ast asleep In his i4ir
brlow, :ad he did not seem even 10 under
stand vital was said to him when he Was
asked. IN E:etch, *astde7 he had heen a!oh
late.y. Il. shos. Lis lead Ia csss-n:- COW.
ever: 1T 4 i.''rsa no one 1.d ever. ,st2n tue
13'2- ea:co :. TIC 7.sssia5. cS .e:.7=* h;0
, 1864-08-07
GBocERs' EXCHANGE.
At TIC meeting Ct the aroerr,' Exchange Ct CHI

II DEARBORN STREET,
en TUESDAY. AuE. I'd, tbs 'ollowtnT Preamble and
Resolutoa were. sitter 1ul disc IL
kdtp,ed 10 be Inserted IN the dkly
psrsTs Of this city, VIZ:
!" EnRRnAs. 1Epc,trr.. Nsnu'a.turete aud an
oftEyoce, therefore bett
!" Etfclvrd. 1hat the Grncers Of Chicago are Under
the ne cestity of adopting the
, 1864-08-07

- 1t11a0t1ss stl! ~ 1oo'a
Editors Chicago Tribune: '-.-t
In Your Paper Of the 22d inst. l fiud the
following paragrz nh: "Gen. A. J. Smith,
though hn old man, Is enough for Forrest OF
q forest OF Forrests" Gen. A. j. Smith Is
jus. forty three gears old. The couutrr has
reasou to expect too much Of Gen! Smith,
just now, to have its well-groundcd' hoprs
depressed by such q mistake concerning his
sEe. When some man in his commaud Gu
sit bore better;than he, or ent1u1. the fl
tieucs Of the field tctter. 1t will he tiu,e
to pnt in the plea OF eeui1itF for him. Re
and. ! !Figltipg Joe Mow2s" ought 70 ha7e &
great fortune. r3s-ED.
, 1864-08-07
1870 BONDS

Interest nve per cent par Annun1 ayable s=1l-su
ruhlly in cein.
These 6ords ara exempt from taxation. and 1t The
Present rate OF prt1ijn1n on Eclb pAy over
EINK pEk CENT. INTEREST.
1heE may be subscribed for tn 1uus frem{sn up to
ANY magnitude, on the xane terms md are thus mado
equny available to the Hualices lc1der and the1arx-
est c&ritatt. They czu BE- con verted into money at
anJ moment, and the holder viii h1ve The benefit Of
tae interest," Bonds deliverable 1t tho time Of sub
tcripliou, II deaired.
BENJAMIN LOMBARD, President.
+. a. URlGGSs CaSAieI. fekhak6-F-suATu u
, 1864-08-07

Four per cen! Of 10 eco whies in Southern
Districts los sa1. .163,uo0
cess Of dea,h .......................... $1,000
s.ar.: 900
Re1d auG by sc.ness. st 110 00l year. SEQ 900
Rebel 1psaes, East and West, In the present
Owners Of Plantations, artidcera, drivers,
lrfngees. and men who win not or cannot
acht- at least. :. 5000
Balance in ded or hoepltal. 1a5.Do
-..-..- T11,AD
VT thus have remaining - the whole Re-
bel force, either in the ec!a nr At for SER
vice, and 70 he relied upon .1a5 90
F1cm these We Msy deduct 1t least FIVE per
cent, OF lu,en', for the fick IN hospital -. 1000
And we have d:htips men. ...s5,c3o
OF tbt:e faere are Hcet Of the Assit-
E!p.1 ~ !east. -s...-.-.*..-....--ssG0D
With Forrest apd Others .:::-....... ..1A.ND
At Mobile and III the Caroliras, 4.NJl
With Lee an1 On rasds into Mary.
leno .-...--- .----..-........-....S5F@
, 1864-08-07

To crush these We have at least son, 600
hospitals ten per ccnt, We hare 45o, 900 men
In the O. ID, and Of these re have In front Of
both Lee aud Johnston at least twice the
fcrces opposed to them at least 300. 600, the
r eidne holding the Mississippi, the coast Of
Carolina, and the communica ions and depots
in tue 1ear OF our main armies.
II our government viii but keep thcse ar
mics up to their present strength, and keep
Down, as they eau (oelow 200,) the price Of
cold, The result ie certain For the last Two
months We have disposed Of our foes at the
rate Of nearly SO, COO per month, Should we
continue to move With the same degree Of
di-patcb, Tie preeent campaign Of 1854, at
its close, would leave few foes in arms or
able to renew tie contest q
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26
Ohio River Bridge.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on and ate
IN MONDAY, the Gath day of October, 1864
the Holidays Cove Railroad Company will, under
the authority of its charter f ON the Legislature
of Virginia, and under The Act of Congress declar.
ing the Railway bridge at Steubenvlle lawful
structure, commence the elevation of the chan mel
span of said Bridge and for this purpose it will be
necessary temporarily to obstruct the three hun.
dred feet designed as channel-way %-,@
Attention of persons engaged in navigation, Is
called to this Provision of the second section OF the
Act of Congress, Sand the officers and crews of all
vessels and boats navigating said river, are requir.
ed to regulate the use Of their said vessels and
boats and of any pipes or chimnsys belonging
thereto 80 as not to interfere with the elevation
construction and US of said Bridge"
All persons are also not fed that the span next
west of the channel span is erected at elevation
IF 66 feet above low water and there j, awaterway
exceeding two hundred feet between the piers; and
that the waterway between the piers next east Of
the channel span also exceeds two hundred feet
and that the Roadway here will be clear as the
company does not intend to proceed with the cree
ton of this span until the channel span is complet-
ed and the structiOns necessary to its erection
removed
All persons are notified flu Their, that thi, bridge
is erected without oraw and that all the requisi-
tions OF the Act Of Congress have been complied
with by the company. fT.s
The erection of the oh ,n-e span will be proceeded
with as rapidly as possible ami due notice will be
gwen as to the time when the ebstruc ions viii
be removed sr
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company,
oct35-2w By THOMAS L JEWETT, Pres