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, 1864-08-13
What Sherman Has Accom- pIfshed
What the Rebel Have surt


Writes thus to friend:
in FhosT or ATLANTA, Monday, Any. 2
Me are IN the Immediate front of At1unta
WIN Ae enemy well nigh shut no In it's yrrv
oefepses- We occupy q cufred 1ine a-onn.1
ahe ah,. mes., north aud cast sides Of the city.
soout one 70 one and a hslf uiles distant
from i, md have the whole place una T TN
fire Of ouz guns, to doses Of which. snvth;np snp
but homeopathic, We hare been trea;tDr Z;
during the past forty-el..ht hours. W. h,xe -
fought ZONE hall dozen severe battles. AMI
Wth 4oeses to ourselves I'm al) Of Gbou 12
GOO to Is 600. have placed Ct the enemr gy
ttea 80 900 hors da combat. We have captur-
"a twenty guns, twenty-five or thirty stand
Of colors, have destro, ed two important
railroads, occupy ing a third for our ogn uses
base burned a large number of cotton.
NoAtn, rolling, paper and grtst mills, nearly
&HV oalce OF cotton, numerous railroad de-
Pots. ana large quantities OF eubsistence and
other military stores. Ne have captured
Thousands Of horses, mules, teef cattl. aud
shtep; and have sent to the rear neAtlY 10 :
Goo prisoners. 1 plce Jo. Johuston's loss
at 3o. .000, because, besides the above ptls~n-
crs. VIC have either buried, or delivered up
to him for tutial, about 5000 Of his dead.
Couottne i've wounded 10 one deal which
Is moderate pEoportiop}, aud think Ieu
VIII aefte mat do not Verest3mRte his en-
tirt lots- Unless some unforeseen accident
or misfortune oyertskes us, atlanta will be
cur vcrT shortly.
, 1864-08-13

Fx1pAT E11sAa. A7gu1t Il, iN
LuABRR-RecetTed yesterday, le1o ~ feos. Ihs
as3st has bean very Quiet with few cargo q oaez.
ing. PI,cee .uls firm. With "a upward tendency,
sh4SuLEs-n nominal supply. Deusna sctiye.
LATh-NecetFtd 1e7tesAay, .oos pleces. Market
moderately nm and unchacged.
cAkao sALRs TO-DAY.
Cargo 1ehr Tefesrsrh. from Mnskexcn, sold by xor-
ton, seef is'r mnAsun lumber At IS % cargo
arrive. tssfee feet r,3llrun Lumber, It xa.1
Thb following are the ard mira.
, 1864-08-13

by Private Dispatches.1

AxW YORK. Friday, Aux. IL,
American DeLai1ee aEu held hy agents 1T 80 cents,
AID the stocks arc sold close It that price, The
Hcah lots which Will come in will be held at Al ad'
vance en- the aboYe Quotations Jobbers hold Amer.
leans 1t i7k, but viii net eelI freely ut that price,
The Atlantic Cottoa Mills hsYe instructed their
sge1t, Wn. Cray. jz - advance their 81 nch stand
srd sheetngato Tx, aod other brands Of their man
nfsctute to correspond. The product Of these mills
Is taken Is Il st 81 they arrive in store.
sprsene's Dark Printa are h.ld by agents At Is;
Rtchmonds 1t q: Americans a. and other brards in
the 8axAe ratio.
Garner has dysnced his Duchess D8 ) IS; LoEells
toN.
Bleaehed Goods. Stripes and Tie<s have been pu.
up 2as5 cents per yard.
, 1864-08-13

FRnAT EvxHlxa, Aue. II, 1864.
The pry Goods markets. active, and our mcrchanss
are selling large quantities pf goods. Fail trade has
already opened. Our country merchants eeem dts
pote1 10 buy early, the continued upward tendan-
cy Of ptfces, cs that ts earlier thay buy
tho MsgeS- viii be their profits. orr tAhle OF
change In i'll figures, and al in An upward direction
Our ady,ces from New York denote a continue pp.
wasdtendency. In cotton fabrics. Tna fol,osinx Is
the latest QnotAtio1s made up f.om the lowest
, 1864-08-13

The Late Lieut.. Col. Rro4s.
Ap1ivate letter from VIM. Brose, Esq one
o. the editors Of tais paper, informs MS that
lie has little hopes Of obtaining the body Of
his brother, the lamented Col John a. Bross
az 1t was buried inside Of the rebel lines.
, 1864-08-13
BUBLLsS CONFESSION.

/ ~N>~ NAA 1*t Lug LA&@ .lQu1NEl III Quf's
| does not always prove true, it sometimes
| Goes 60. The country had all bnt forgotten
Don Carlos Buell., but here he turns up again
~ 1ne nick Of time, to supply to the public
Inc PROOF OF certain things very well to be
proved at ms 1uncture. Don Carlos COM
muooeo sae Union army In Kentucky and
tennessee. He WIS thought to be a good
oncer' so 1ar as accomplishment g6es. bQt
was accused OF being IN sympathy With the
seoelnon' to snch an extent as to paralyze
n's eaolts N MS command. As he had some
sense IN ms way and made no reply to the
aecusanon. there "as the inference spoken
VI nit tns' 1nat be was uo5ustly accused; but
90 .aH aose1nment and the country both did
oot Ing LIE way OF managing the army, he
"ae superseded aud WAS fast going out Of re-
.uc"praace. But DonC Carlos cannot afford to
sme 20. ne must write letter, and the let
le, sets printed, as our readers saw in our
coiomns OF Friday. In that letter he con-
M 1esses al that Was ever alleged against him.
d1s 8 mpath1es ae'e with the rebellion so far
as Ills. His Southern brethren had becomc
ta'utaAy, and not unreasouably, alarmed at
me election Of Mf. Lincoln; and although
ne would not have counse]1.d war as
- ~ NVeo Aot tA4AuA tuem much
70 blame for resorting to 1t; and although
ne was Of the opinion that certain amount
OF military force might be employed to
bring them back to their allegiance to the
government, yet the WAT, In his opioion.
ought to be so conducted Is not TO hurt
them much, and above all SO US not to dis .
turb their institution which was so precious
to them. In other words, the war was IN
be conducted 80 as to be 10 expensive and
humil;atipg as possible to the Government
and the 10y al part OF the nation, and "A ,,pht
and agreeable as possible to the rche,s
This being the doctrine of Don Carlos. It
Was Of course his actualixed policy. H. III
30 conduct the war, and the charges Of loyal
men against him at the time stand proved
By bis own confession; while the deuials Of
bis Copperhead friends, then mud since made,
are scattered to the winds. We can now see
through the whole matter clear as daylight.
1t ia all apparent why that first year and
half Of the war was SO dls1strous and dis.
| couragipg. We can see. too. bow II has t,aa,
, 1864-08-13

KL0UK-Reenyed.2 ATS br,s: .a!paed. 7s, bl,1' bM
NJ M:sf! 49, ssdy y11 nn9 S 9a'es - "a. w:
$l5c; 10 brla Choite Khlle Winter s11ra u III
tc9 hr's DO e9 cE11ate trims sFEEa Hxr11-sa
.aa IS Ds se ca5;cs e.; e
70 91!s vtry Choice spEnx e3tra q sla-5o: 1o6
tS peis r. aod''as Best
s g. ,tday eso 5n
we5, !; ;rW.HEx9 r q Wax4T = sToax-,leohu 10 He'd
Nc Esa !: 5 q q ksa g. &
E, r. Il 9S b. d 4 !e5 - % taa 80
% ia e $ @ 's Recssa Sa spns 90 4
W. q aa sa 81 TR
~. & 81. Nas htn sad steady a. s:a for No
a..GpKH.Fessivsat 10 aay, ac.sss ou: sn,pp.a. H.,
915 bu. Market Eocerately act1ve ana 4hout Il
saes III S. SsfS n Il s. 81 81
s;H Il; !. q ks;:sssd Z Soss =
iS;s Sss;'tsi ?:5Hs ''sas
bu. Market active and steady. sales Wdre: NV
OATS ~ S1oRE-15 til bu no Oats 1t SIC: z5Q00 nu
esAc; 90 pa Eesc1ed o+ss sic-sia ma.ket I eies
inE steady At ontaide prlces.> OLD OATS were neg
.KYE-Rece,vsd today, $40 bo; shipped. s:s bu.
Soi Eye il stofs + Es7 tooo 50 DO 4 s.: sssa
20 "a Eye Y store It slss-ms1ket clasinz at OUT
az I;is teaaz s!a BY: Matetx
u u 9q ~ Rtesssd = p saple a. 1s in stafes Sags
AlCOHOL-steaay and nrm st $s,:saa.A mar
HTTTER-n active demand and nru. we
F4ime Dairy. In crooks anu tuss-.........., sea4o
6nipn!nG Butter, II nSkns.. s5@t9
SALTS 70 dsy lii irEins extra ii ioc: dsSias at
, 1864-08-13

DELAyAH. Wts., Aux.1t.
Harvesting IL inst over here Tha wheat cxop l.
VERY Light. but The quality never wxs better. Oaa
light Corn Ia splendid. We have been uain9 ono ol
Bensonb American Grain Binders and nud II int ths
thInE, saving four men aRd doing the work he.rer
than 1t can be done By hand. FosrxK
, 1864-08-13

The fo1oH11g VII thoE the shipments ov cana1
f. Gox o:weTe. bttns shlp@s1ta st :the 1a.:er plass
tcRett er, wll shoE th. amount of Fleu- ap Cr1ln
a1oat on The Canals destined fur ti:e water:
From: Flc9.; Wheat: Corn. o4ts. Barley. Rye.
Bnds,o. s.516 t94hs N7..59 6}ao1e 49,, IS 80
0sweeo 7,o7 $50 6s:s67 $50 49,. ,,.s
Total. ;..t22s a2s,7s5 so,as 1854 -. 1851
PFH week 1eSs 6s7.9ai l,ts4s75 tso.oso ~. 1850
ihe seaaon HoT9 da9s' shipments ron OsWezo asd
y dAfe from budale we tax II that It boata
respectively, ~ f~S
, 1864-08-13
NEW YORK GROCERY MARKET.
FOR THHxK pAIR xNpIa9 Auau,r 10.

tFiom the Few T. rk Shipping List Of the t;th.1
cH1coR1-Grantu!ated IL very quiet wtthou
change N pr. es Roct has been 10 active ds,n3nd
WILL little oHe1tnB at tneae figures.
Eofx1E-Iherer ras been como rene sa1 Of the er.
poft movement since lsss. but the marker aeC-
ersnyn vsfy slnsgtsh, anc quo,atl:ns Of most de.
oues ours aooas two cent? PSF ttnce cur LAST rey,
H4a % tna teauetto1 there Il rather more IL
R'o; Rer Dcra. Ior export, 400 Do. p:r Byfossa
1lncnn5 on epecul3t1on, In Coud 90 private teru1.
1922 ~ noE 20o? LaGusJra. for expo t. abou s5He;
H9Cape, IL B5eton. FOR export th.nce, 81 both 4sa
s6,n M ~ g ss1 Lsgqsyrs .1haake Sio
60. 4aHc cHah carI1 OF s &c hazs o az nlst bonna
e ~ r. sse!y received hare va
Etrd 70 s otisinsi desttn auoa. The STOCK o Rio It
~ 5ns Fofts - made ap BY Nc Vim Scott son. Is
bage, Tiz 1s8 52 oaga here. Is ia BAtlmore
bags, f~ 40 Sa15 4'reao
Import from Jan to July 81, 1861:
From Foreign ports, pkgs.......' '......... ss,kt
CoastW1se ports. .s. 2i2sI
, 1864-08-13
FROM PADECAH.


Thr 134th Illinois Regiment --Camp
cah-~UP tho River, dc.
, 1864-08-13

cz-We notice. dull arfet, but p,ess M ssss a:ss
y WeI tnppotteos the sales are 251 paza Ri aToon
e Sl&913 50 fAtra, 41f; aud .tO Ra1xoQn III bnnd
3e5e, CAST. 49, 4T
linz orr, Jan 1st - July st. 1856. .s8.
Fe,si9n sna D n. stc. c.....:......tcss0Es 7i,1sj
from sps cuatozs. 70 that .he lnsrxet
RsIf as ss1s: g do P,msato 2ss c.sss
q ~ 9ses r. ~ regpss :ot port
rls. In pee1t s,on J.nnaf7 lss 10 Jn,y alst,
from !oreiRa Aa1 Pepper. Plmcnto.
GsstMlse BotHs oass...- .-....G4tS la,D29
ssEse rM h@st ~. ;...sfd9 9,7u3
nlktlIe inquiry, the matEst growing increa.irHl7
6fr rom qsy to-day with Rfadnai tendency to III.
tf.ySd prices We notice (patE re-,.es) eO0 half
q e&ts Ooolong. sou S:ucntrg, aud SIS greeu,
,6CaAk-Immedtately subaeqnent to our last reporr
me u Efek Khs fnc1eannZlY IFrp and prices rEn M
x@A cent y but with . diminlrhen dsnaaad aatt
tts fhtK E1 10 Gold yesterday. the marker felaos3a
hssic sno only aoeat ooe : esnt af Ihis
aVaI &c wAs maintained. c1oaIng quietly. R.unei i
n sGtd demahd 1t. foT otnsr tnan ssusrts. 2ss@sc
Tor HAlo, xs sc iof Soft White, snd 2ljkc q III
II Yellow. The sales q raw are SO 6hds, md loi
tcsah}: 70 hht1, aud % bt1s ro.to R.co. 2tx5e IS
mos. ana 9446 bags Man1lla, per Sea Serpent, On
thts, 6,l23 bIs. CB2 btf a1n s09 so rba H. d1t.d
fr~f1Ft T Tr1Jr r-iuffn D.
, 1864-08-13
C15TOA({o DATLY MARKKr.

AZ sa.xs u 6rota rporsed IN GAs sssxkek rfpos
0Fs N q td u of r. st1eoas ~ exaaA: H''!Ss
okHsre{se &ate3. EEoar " ao23 dA4csTsd ts*ts2s
, 1864-08-13

Tets, bales 49,. ........, ....1c2 ,sis
We, teye received the snnual review ot lie. Sac
FEenciEco CO. trade r. N Ehtch Ee maE4 the foittw
Ing pt uInc. TIE clip for the current Yesr th,ug1
tlehs5 in exc%ts OF tha. for 19 i. is nevershe:ss
below tha Re eIa!t wing to he ehcttpess
number Of ahfep were drlVsn to the q Ainx dstrcts
on The eastern slope Of thu nountsn1 for oathetlus
se11. bales sgaEst q St4 tame time Las. Eea~,
ald l5.5 y 1es2 IT, p Ices =: WHICH th5 ere Ater
relatively hither thsn ever fore IeAAze1 ID
nia HuYslh havs undo ab'edly basn lndu sncrd TO
co"ts erahe exte by heis antclp Of the ehet
Of tet new tart, wool, and hare given tho
tu1 tentnt Of the advanced rates. Aside from ths
tlon th5 tpoicltoIs sra very favora2le to the pro
ducels Of this AtSple. The c-nsumpton OF wooten
goods 10 ccn1nt to DC IL excess OF the production Of
H. 1aEpaiert.l, and u4ul Amst!cs;a =. Cotton caa
a. undsDce, the general ru,icE OF the Wool n1arket
nus be hlk1: last auosato, foI oEnaEI % choice
Tx months ending June Ath. 1885, and s1so for th3
correfpolGin pe1ices Of B3 lse2 End 1858, were ns
, 1864-08-13
; New York Wool Market.


Tie sltght imp,over ent on Kezsey wool, uoted In
Es Is OF domestic Is strong. not the d.
cNne IN GOLD Tna demsnd Is conn ed to the pres
sont 1statces. quite Pte6sapR, uotwtthstso oding
mar3 miEsa necesssated tc run on .hott time, oy
der &c or .he psft Of The trad: generally, In
uante Of rer3 fn prces whlo Eotne are contde .tlY
en- IN consequence sf the usatsh of cotton aud prob
able DECREASED imports Of foreign wool under the
somes1ic hsece At s7Kc@N: * f.s neavt and 1ow
fleece. al 81 0a1 Il for dtutn and tina faCluIpg
II b lgnt conditioner OHIO St-iz. Puiiel and
California continue SCARCE, and We hear Of no trans:
hct,ol Of moment. FOfftyu femAtna quiet, and
gu. tattons IRE non.lna Tbs CniT 1zan ackton frou
fss h8res that We have heard Of IS ly tales E-tye
Eslos, op private ter :e.
import, ftom JahuarF 'st to Jul7 3lst, 1851: ~
Frtn foreign pof1s bales. 59g61
, 1864-08-13

FRIpAY Kv1NL11s Auk. II, In.
FRFI&HT9LAxz FK18H1S-kofe Acttva hnt
vlthont Improvement. Tho e1g4ks1snss vero -
fuuoEs:-To BvyyALo-BriK Ro9ctus, Hhe H. 1t TIC;
prep Fren stase. with corn. st "a; sehF1 hose and
ri 1ia gotn q &C. ao * baTk aress
.LAK8 AHD KAI1" "FAx1aH1S-Ttefeu Ii no change
, 1864-08-13

same time 1859 '''''''''' x'''.sSsyo sso' e, g,
pHcss arg nm 81 ss73 ior Gsorxes Nh y Il anq m
bnt Prfeea are unchanged. Smoked HeTsfne @ a. A.:
tn.11'Es AnS s5Bnt few GEORGES Cod In
bsso tEo sr'iva. q from he Bay ths pses-
sa sad , further adSanee anc'psssd Two trips Of
msrket for 1s1ss fosesn a. - Sa5 and ao
4niet and We Lear Of none but snall jobbing ssles
PRICES art generally Sustained 30.G Dahatna P1ne
Apples. second cuttings sold at Ill Sound Mention
Lemo1s are selling at sis b31. snd Falsr-
70 osi2 Green A2ples eEe y oes;er supply. and are
re- a5sye freely, and Of b tt.r quality 1900 70
bsaaets De.aE aIe. etc have been sid Il ii 50
Import Of Rasins from Jan. 1ss to July sts:. 1851
E1Qm lnFElRn oI8. trails, etc l{75H
coeEt"ise posfs ....... 9oe6
Wal uas.s ,Ia,lss tt6 80
HoLAsBEs-Hlth m increased demand ecce anr
last We notice more steadin4ss in prices which Ara
PETER Pc s9gps lted lhan ior some TIN pat The sales
sna aa oDes: H. rs Porte Meo sGall3c 75 bids ii tcs
Cuba At s2c 9n o. bl1s Eow Orleans, bL12xaI.E, Amos;
md lIt ht ~ English It1and terms not made pu5
Lie. Exported IN Ju1E s5l hhds and Is btis,
, 1864-08-13

Totsl........- ...~.-- 6rs93 9,t10 6,nls 7sSe
The steam et5 vta Panama carried OF this yesr shn
menfs, 3ssl b.1er. the noat Of whieh vas p.cEsi ID
pteeeed balef. wtt nInR from 500 to e0l each-Hew
.forn Shipping List, lob.
Philaaelphia Iron ma 1ket-Aus. 10.
KThe market fa5 ,his stap!e ia SETTLED and looking
81 to note Il se5l o. 71o1 :tn cam for tho thr j
n1n bert Including :9o tons sold p11vAte- Foundry
seo:en pig y % E5m ~ 4: . 2h ol b:.oms AZ bo.l:E
tured iron Il active at fully timer rats, and Ihe
nIIs seLerally ale we'll cd for orders.
Rev York Salt H1srket-Aux 10.
Ttere haIe been 20 receipts aimee our las 1nd ia.
.rires IN stoIe aIe helo snoye bnyers views
tam Qtotat,ona 6nt they Ase, especially f1r
LtstTpcol, eutleLT nomfnat.
Import from Jaa 10 July 81. .17s4:
1874; bu... ~ ~ 1ss3 bu ..........l, ,S51,cN
Philnde1phfn Wosl d1aThct-Anx 10.
The market II nFDtr, tth {Atber more d'spoaltos
ca the part cf snu.nefvrtrs = eperat., The die..
eLce IN TIE steWs q huyers azu selitrs however
chez X hunt -. md The s0es 70 modesate az
TINT Ntts 10 the taegu OF M59tG foF nne &aa metu
QubltJ bot nc iatt1f /. SCARE AID mora ssle&o1e =;
tne hlt hest al GSe.
, 1864-08-13
SECRSH APECULs TORS AND PR.

49, A-~1 ~AAS AND FH1s
IT, 5,o,;,o T.. ,n,. ~ 80
.ss:.'I. e ~ !o.u ~ Au u,1olsefim1nate 1 out
s,.asa. s1s 80 speaols. ,sanI Ne Know that our
ssa ., uue pceu aoine"nat appreciated
sae1-.-I. a. ~ outsty 1s IN tnsar1able &C.
1Ta '..aM nt " uSpfse.atine currency.
,"s. ~" u!usl1 ~ Is 10 control the
"es,s y. -su' "u'sA 4ooA only after the good
49, ta1e.' =, 1ne pt1uclples Of patriotism
"a'ea tooA ~ tue eooo ot .he Whole couu.
~. W 1oe othef AaId, nc know tmt
Sot.nein epecaiatofs, Who believe In the
1eoe! Cause 1faoc IN ita interest, aid do 1t
ste&" 9els1ce ana thf country great harm.
inHut ~ Wal aga1e gold stands
10y, eun man peneses as psrt OF lis po-
n.s 'n ~ ~, ~ WIZ et2na Mgoer to'mor-
.o"' ~ WAY ~ -" so ~ Will VI Ing otnsr
~ 81 -. :" sne. oele'lne lms, us pol
J ~. " e'u'es, ~ po5 ano no4o agslnst
.as 41ee.' ou. 1ne numoer OF tnost who
wy W" nolo III eomclent 10 control tbs
Ae. .ney can % oayinR and holdsng
~, :. .sa,se ~ .a ~. ., mna eaus com
49, 49, - .ss,a,,s" - ~ 49, ."1 4ament o' shelF
done IN co,d ,,o-s- md as ,.a'e eepe.,y peeo
terinr in New YORK. Thasa W.. rn,.,,o.s sen,
hare hren cortro,,ea ~ 49,. . Ae1'
having 10 faith in the Government T ho,. ".' =,
waya been buycre. and by t,,ei- ,aaa,an a..
buy, aud the extent to which tber ,ars ~
bought, and the tenacity with Will 4sse .hs.s
have held on, barely doing out so m,cl s ~
they chose to sell at such pricts os thas
chose TO ask, they h we succeeded in comnei.
ling the people to pay their . IN prices. and
have enriched themselves enormously ty 1he
operation. To-day the polk and beet pick
, 1864-08-13

G 4 Il. w.. SIX IL, &. t.. .15
C.&E.T.fptd5. !0E 81 HUDSON R1vsr.lSex -.
hf1e {com1.... 3eH .x,.f III CtnL.......t9e as.
Erie pl1...,. .4.1leH 49,. Ill. s Il cart wE;
E.& F-........1i.A 1leH loan bcrE1.. % So.
3. tcom1 :. six .,..! q. 8. ccGt
IS. fEtd- .....1a:< so coupaEs. .I9H ....
2. F. ". C..l1sI LEX D, =. { = cert
NC 1esK t.... bonts 1sSs... ..sost
e, A. tccea, g -. q. 81 slcfIe eAk-
ca 4 tnlc,.. y ~. NJ Eos@ lesK 80.
t. 1.....,...-. tlah' sfSk q. ST. IT. e.16 Aa
u. Cent sc.1p. INK 49,. Ame1foAx Ro!AL7 R1H
B, 4 Q.......-...s9k III | -
ia. aaaxe %eak, "a Board dull
Las5r. <ae3-Ge1e EAK. !.
, 1864-08-13

HoG+Rtcelpts to-day at al the yards, abous %,
head. Entered sales s7S head, It N.A@ll23, chis6g
st 80 11os per 100 d. Market In lnadequn,e snn.
ply Rnd ver1 nrm at previous quotations;
, 1864-08-13
NAVAL aTORl

en-. rats. Nc quote:
4Af f..%.....4-.,$1 ID Y
k1sEh..,....., t.G&a5M
tsEC.n y rs p8. 50 Il
tptstIce...- As
nakGN N........ aA& 4.Ea
ItEf. Flax rAeRiEk..+s,&st
I>Al Hemp packL.....{E
am. FLcu5r Sap ........@
Am, Hemp NJ. 1..-..GG
, 1864-08-13

OK -..
Slaughter. solo.
Bueno6 Ayf@.
(>tinoco, 8p1a- .H&1It>
Or,1oco Elod dan.
aged .4S{Si5c
r.
French EaE, s.
na..,, \. E.S3=S =
French Calf L.
motnss = dog
an m....-.....1 11Q.Mcli3E
Frey ch CR1f lie.
mot1es, Bee.
onds, RGox, lN M0iG7 DC
Lsntngs. = ooz-1uM& .lM
koano, 4 doz.. .l51c2 l3T
, 1864-08-13

QA
61aushteer, Scls :. B362c I
Harness, 2 m.... Nkas3cl |
hlp. No. l. me- |
d,Um..........4lE@@t
ZIP, No. ! ne2Yelm51 10
Cali, Ht1h,.....3423 8
french ZIP, 1T i
choice. ..-... 2.Ea2.sG |
French EkH, u
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

~ The Jackson Democracy IN Con
gress some years sgo, in period Of pro-
found peace. voted to censure Joshua r.
Giddings for presenting s'incendiary psti.
'ions," and supporting them BY inAam.
matory speeches. And now the Copper.
head Democracy refer to that vote a
Congress By the Jackson Democracy in !
time Of psacs to justify their refusal "a
vote in favor Of censuring Long for advo-
eating disunion and the Independence Of
The traitor Confedsracy.
We do mot zee the point, Of tie areu-
ment and illustration in the Gid dines
c6ss. / h8E4 HIT
There j. = point which might be pug.
gesteds fsr che imisslisa ~ Hi hong :
When M. Giddings resigned his ssat
and was re-elsstsa y - salmost uaaui-
nous vote. Nov ist The Coppsrhead
teitsr,Lng. who deserved hiss cansi@
snts into the belief that he wa War
Democnt, resign, and We venture that
the 1000 rljotity which his district rave
for Bro6 \ win b increased to 5000
sg4iast hip. on the issusof The inaspe,d.
ence Of the 6sathern Confedsfacyi, which
ne aov0cate8s ssssS 5Sss e8 @4ea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

An I1TK1xsTIHG RKIxo.-Among The
articles sent down 70 the Hstropolitas
Fair from Washisgton's headquarters !,
Nssbsrg, j. sheet Of parchment with
enc of the stamps Of asts-revolutionary
memory attached relic of the Stamp
ACT Of 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

~ Judge Nathan Allen, Who has fol
many years been > leader in the Deno.
cratic party in Illinois, has abandoned il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

- A general eongrss of the Free
masons Of al countries 10 to assembl
shortly 1t Leipsiu, in Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

~ Il is reported b one Who h.s
travelled over nearly Ill tho State Of Nis-
sour. that the peach trels are generally
killed down 10 The roofs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

- Two large Touring mills are to Be
built 10 Denver this summer. They will
be frat class establishments,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

as friday ArRn u. sEs,v !
- y -
- - - - ~
Lsss sksKsld, = - ~ = 49, :.
Anseieaa nettsu, Nlp1e : g&eaeen1gQ
De clses oftAs Heye1nl61ey w -
the sssaalinAnsnt q u indspsadsnss u
the Uni>sd shasss n 1sp1ssiAiieAl otea1
character - > pDopls and o1T rnnonrea1.
- : country. Il Hat vesk y insisted
that the portion Of The oosaszy ven .of
the Allegheny Aoantaias NJ Of % sasSh.
" account, because there ~ 70 ostlst
for prodace, NO facilities for transporter
ton, and NO possibilities Of commercial
developsment.
And % il sesnsd In that day . n,aay
intelligent psrsoas st hone nd sbrcad.
but the acquisition fine Misissippi VAL
Icy BY our Government. the spplioatiop OF
steam to river and railroad sl,a,sppo,rtAtiSs.
wrought change within ths psriod Il
lotted % he life Of MAJ, which eysa tAs
most imaginative sad sathsaiassic uinds
never dreamed Of. ,ss ssis. u, M 4.
In view Of such Improvements aud L.
velopments, which have 70 siuslly se,
ut naught the calculations Of statssusS
and philosophers Of ths eaos;ne yssrs d
the last csntusy, what nsy vs set, hops il
behalf Of the Development Of our coun.
tryia The next half :csntusy s,p1ps y,
powerful impulses already in motion, and
the probable improvements in science asd
ast to b developed during that psried
Whsa Lord Shsi6sld prognosticstsd thsrs
we're bat . few scattering settlers, with
little agriculture and no commerce, west
of the Allegheny Mountains, compare
our population, our agriculture, oar com.
merce, our MANUFACTURES, and our wealth,
with the west Of that daJ. and then thinl
what . similar development for = like
period in the future would produce.
Do not such contemphtioas furnish
lessons Of hope and confidence for the
faturs Of or country, Or ..its capseity7 4
meet its national debts and fight the bat.
ties Of freedom and constitutional re-
publicanism, not only against the slsvs
oligarchs in rebellion, but sgainst the dss
potisms Of tho old world combined. And
can We. in view Of such prospect ant
such destiny for our county, tanel,
surrender to traitor hands any portion
Of the great heritage committed t)(sn
charge BY our revolutionary .forefaiajlrs
Shall We not rather, if need BE-. emulate
their heroisn, their devotion, their saesi
fees snd their unfaltering confidence il
the justice Of their cause and the favor o
an overriding Providence, and 60 forwars
bravely on the mission to which Ne hav
been called, to preserve to posterity an,
mankind the priceless legacy of this glori
Gus land Of liberty. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

The election 10 Cincinnati, Ohio
shows poll Of Is, 600, With Union ma
jority Of 4,6sl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

~ Colorado Territory i three time
larger than Great Bfitaih or France.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-22

LOR 6ALE-l60 Acres Of Choice
IAa4 viths 1bsr niles Il Ksokak, q ~ rod -.
tween the faak A0aA and M1sasaippt I'll sns1rs
sold IN parcels mr. grape culture, Assrsd- 1hs Ind
vs. Soeneely cwnedb Mr. Van AusdA 1itle EDod
sale- Enquire Of II. = TKN-xYCK,
meh1o Dsal Estate Agsn4, keckuk