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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL for The Comfy Of
4 Now Yo.s. wig res.iyes NJ Ae:s" ETh' a.
seock +. N. .s.r, T., -
Bidder. en Ests sb' pre- PET tor ~ ~ 'p'l, =
toAs Lsst quaity Of tiUrs5s to-ii 10 = nr'st"i
Lbe monl Of Sepleuio1 ssat o. scA PAGES N Ia ny I"
my D. directed. 49, u,oon
k.o the psic- per ssTs NJ ID prss q O-"' iiN "'''f
r.-cd and spit - ,,....- -, -, Eli
Proposals. may Dc sddrr.srd y. oluri' 'anlo'
Co,uite. or fue al tie u ibs board 81 ssPs'S9f|
NJ CITY Hall
lsslat 18th az. ....-...x--, ..~--.
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1ron, Sc.

IRON. IRON.
4 ino Tom. Bs.t Roan,d Bars al sir>A
so TONS Common Bars oil sizes.
a. I'm. B,.t Rods , &C. - jl6, -, w, -
30 runs b.a Horsesho. Iron
% TUE Hsst hngia Iron II to J inessA
2 Tunt Lsrce kolnd shsituns.
100 Taps spike nod. oil si1os.
GO Tuns M | scotch ii. i,o,
so Tuns Fore Pig Iron.
1OJ Tuns NO. American Pig lion
100 I'm X, nilad.n Ballast.
r., ~ ~, i IN Iet. ~ TErfEE' WILSON b Co,
r'i '~ no, 22s ana ~ Soushs.
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NAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
IL rTrR PLEASURE Ti.ANYL % CATsklLl.
S0usqkiN HOUSE. LEBANON STRINGS sARAIO-
"a. MOsTREAL. sad al 7oist NSr. ss4 Wet, "a h.a
River. ,.,. =, - "a, ,fTsu
COCK mi ne DANIEL DREW, Capt J. ,. tbLLuAh.
forrs ds! Nns for Albany fron Dssoro-@e.'i A. C. "a
.irb al AZ 7.ls hfdnr Co1zess oto- Doci We,
Font Nsvburgh PoucstoepHe, Rli1'coos. '-s,,h, AID
Hra.on rioses -sd board, and bais,s ss7oGea "ss'
AID North.
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lr7,nE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
l-lIrr AND RltFIHhri 81.

All -of,rer, iofs t. above somplbn- either r-eni y,
l,uy r..uiig. &c si.is.i 10 bItilHS bOtI Afp
I4T.C PILLS. 1h-y enn be ufsu 10 the mo-.
-.ns rr fA1y srei 70 the psssc. sni have
80 uri,cg.-y u,i N EEogo ios many var. VIZ '4'
creates. sgr-~s. .u,,,..- ~ .-,e,, -.
49,, Fn...sd and 81 ~ lhrf Ascn-, WI si-i a a.
NM N-v-lsls h.'ai. Price, 81 - p.r boz
H., Conn ss4oafs nave autnog - tbs n' On
49, al legMAs FRDuE - sT,Id. LOAD A. 20 D.
IT, 49, sr.n M Gorerln,,nt s-..AP zAssd 10 'sh o'i -
a.. fu@d.sinr.
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alatbinsrr.
TURBINE WATER

DEYEOLDS TURBINE WATER
"a WHEELS
Coap~,-nt m,s employed 70 nsstnfs Seefs' H"'
.l,ns s.d put Ia Genes wheels and soaring. =.
TlLLCOT L UNDERHILL. 40 bioat"sy, Hs~i
TI,ODD a. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
No De, Il. -oiEs fseTsOu, Y. j. ViDisiseisEs 50
o.eTy snd prtabis Engines snd Boiiu' ~ hemp low
ga, nnl ard llOpt haeAinrrf MI Dtalns. oI"-5- -
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gscnrslon6.
TROM EEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN

CROM KEW-YORK AND BRookEfh-
Il FAMILY EXCURsloSs 49, " % NV " issr5.v, .r
espt.d tos, ., q hqr.y h,';Y'Is ~ i .ss
ron, foot Of Atlantic e. Irooslyn :, !. ~ -, 1ls,.
:, I ,g " ,stgr,n. Is Brooklyn snd hesfo;. EIeuto.
10, IN. roand Trip 70 senssi sa'1 .sS" J'ss 0"
sfe, bafprice --------------
NTFW-YOPK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
RI. IA, ib.., Troy sad ssga;sss SPRING sss con
III. .ib Ire EertL and Mes says ath IT. depot A. lO:p
. "a and ?. N - 4. s.,..ox. ccr,,,, nv
% ~, n. n . IN daily and on SATURDAYS tho p III
az, ~ tbrourh - Saratoga withcu, change Of cara
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Gue Arts.

NOOPER Union for tho ADVANCEMENT
,lIf,Cf and ART. The Reading Room and ristsIs
6lly " thr COOPER Uh'oN s b, opened on ' w,
N school OF sei,rcs .ad Art will received on sns 81
49,, S,p,.ub,r Ia. unl Ocober lat by ord.I o. TIC II'"
ises AahA" "S"AA-'
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SliIi,arn Notices.


IDVICE TO RECRgITS-EEN AND Good
n lid B,,. r.l o. a. boor you snliit snl ~ 'e fn@
tafa ritoat any snspr iafsc. fLrn yea decih 70 ~
siher ~ the Arsy Navy, 10 o. ye.sy We ". -
vea m. bsheS, 6onntic. paid EILION 60, s@ Broad
say ---
NRAFT INSURANCE OFFICE, No. 20
bgROADWAY-l nsurEle -ssesi dfsA 'Or one Jesr i"'
Lor two ya.fs flLs; Tor tire yesr, loj ~ az tSe
T-. al tos, liable " tho d, az oppoftsri'y to poeIs
bs,itute l hey d,iisd, Tor The ssesr aho7 ~
End for circular. giving 20 p-rio,lI.
Allied hkE5HAWI Pfopf~"'
Agents silsvsd 10 po seus
MERCHANTS, BNKERS, AND GEN
". RRAL REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITING Assn
tiAiI I iPI 'fIqHrs for LIABLE TO DRAFT
Nm flrahed wlts Ala Substitutes In anticipation OF
,be Dne .. mach lover ct tbSs sss The DIs Va. ~As
DRAFTED MEN FURNISHED WITH ALIEN
a.,.nsn f,rusrdrs tbir and address, TO the oos
,yi1 have their sent the Provost Nsrrhas ob'o" 80
mustered into the nited Sstfs service and their
uar, oorrstiy procured without Inconvenience
i'"i ''A'Ns osiee No. as lroadwsy New .YorE ,o,
Ir.,,.-R. w WIsFIHD SIMPSON. Il. hohiCboL-
DRAFT INSURANCE. OFFICE, a7
~ BROADWAY. Insure sssiH'' Df.s io $40 IN oil I'M
PreniSss not p.id until AFTER Drth aud Substituted a'
III. os afford. all parties liable to Dr'i exemption '''
Agent. wanted IN ssh 'oun,y. commission Of ten Per
r. {. seed ior Circular ding fuIl P.neas,,
AHMED kERSHAW.
rTarie.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
I CSV2. p r. STANDARD Giu0s AND DoOh.e
TRACK. "A tbr1vgA t.iui 90 .ae o. - ih' 'Ns
AlIrtorp. Per No. North hYer 1htougb tlcheD
Tor Caee.o Ndwsusee g Paul an e' 2a. "a n ae Nm
w. Cre1,Ii,e Iptial.qoia Loni .vls Il Lose GeYs
Isnd Columbus cincSush -ni 81 POINTS ~ he We, 90
NJ can b. Procured .la oace a. tao fennfy wanna
Certrsl X r. No Aston Hop-e, oFol et5r sse ;nio h
tssins rare Esy-YogE o. follows; ,.., 1900.
.. E-Pfs-s. Va fL4-a3eph's' "n'e' Z" iH''''s'"
> ~ E4p-r-s Vi. PhIadaPEiA ssTi'el IL rhssorsh~
pm 49,, , l. DE-. .,.,,,h -
1880 > MI, ILL., ,,t.,
>. [. ELLIOTT Puss-neer Arcst. 10. AsorIie'~>
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Gtcamboast ano Railroads.
NEW. YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1874 COMMENCING MAY ., 1864 1884
Passenger Station IN New YORK. corner 2'thtl and <t ~,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
lsa oosHE ss YS. My tsIu.s s no. 40. is ~
TRAINS Lave newborn,
For Esw. Haven, T. . lEIl li:J0 . Il 2:s tEIl 500
'' fo1 Bridgeport. l. EIY Ii:s n; n:p OH 800
90 ~ a BIZ si ND i1 si,. SS %, $50
For Fsrded Southport AID w.HpoTt, l. ll:A A. ,'sa
fo1 Norwsn, l. 800 II 20 IN IBIS T,l SEQ c:Il
81, $50, $50, Ok p AZ
For D.Tisn and GresDw'cs 800 li;ao ~ 9Sa 40
70, 6,,~nres,, 80 ll'so. a.s'SF%
,o1 s ss e. Sc o. s,o Iss nj l'I 'Li
For Pom Ch.ser ana int-Issass stations s'a ll''A
nj 49, 40 '', S5 Isl /, + X rs,rss
tor Bos'on Vi. sgria'lsd .. n; iEr)j f%h
Fa Hartford and Spfinsksd, sG1.), lI':sa nj 'EIi
fos corrso,.pt River nA'ross Cs,-,, n's . I. 70
For Haiisrj, fTovidsaes ~ Fshis r isOsd GA
For aer Isv,n. Nsw.Lsrdon .Oa siOuaOEIss I'ih''d@
f ' d 'a,i f.,foe5 l7.is T. VI TO Northampton
For HonY.topis Railroad, T. ~ >. IA
For .ug.ieea sail.oad :; -. D. ?; "a
cS,.,aos.ol, sissy.n, ca. .S.aeiei ?. Ir,s'
JANIS II. MOTT. superintendent.
DFADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
H. Nds new Road 1, Ror ssnc.cd s,l IN soss fsnn.e
r.,.mrr,. vito ,he sena.ons NOHCH sns SOUTH,
ofer g shs sTsysn' gsoi.e. ae' ia ~, a Ce.m
90, " p,,n, "a tllsntoyyu Eas,o, aud NEW-Y ORR,
rI;.b Int. for beauty and SUMNER Rk3ONES saoaA ~
t.sa 70 bs sppEccatcd
Train, Moth is2ye Coll.tbia St go 2. H. fnst
Tlsins arrive ct eccfinS At 10 ~ a n'i Sc
Trains srYivo u Road N, ~ fst5 2 IL, 4sI
Irgiis south l,srs Reaiiay ~ 90 A. m, SOS
Tfaius sosth leave Readug az Il :IvA M, s'L
Traius arrive a. CsnnD!s ~ go . M -.
'rrsins ,rrve Of CsisEssa at 70 y. M. lest c.
The River SusGeLbunes Colombia 10 ero-srd ~ Nen
yerv: NV hOAr aws ~, sTli,s q the t,S.ns 70 con
vev he p~sensnrs ever the ehsnfr pes sosg-ts s~se"
l.-, - Ha.tT Ina vii lius Al
}. M:N0RTHROP, hObf.t.-
General Ticket Agent. een"iai .ePeI- -
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LTFW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA

lzIL|
~ pROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
THkOCyH N HOURS
r.re e. FIeuYson Tickets -. COED iof three day.
On ari Der MONDAY (nf. B, 1904 by Tie e"iniD0-iopt
ss.sn.s ESST ROYr oet " Atanio At BROOK yu fIr'
dsy tiu.dsys s.ooptsdl a. "a esec. thsee - IN
Monmouth snd o. ne r. ian and DstFTe ray Hlfo'a -
ot o! Iias-st h.lsdeyht Tetugans ieey' Es' IT. "Hn'
r. ,lsphs ever 1ofl,us At a ~ snaay' .
Trsvs,es. iroh City Of Eswl OH ar, se.aed ho' 70
.pyy fsr pssiss By s tho ss's Of Ne"5s "a'Hf
az 70 Csaisn ard Anboy hsnoPoiy NE sxsr.vr
prigis.s Of ssyiS ptssen.ers 12S kss' cH"u ioe 'l
New FOR. md fhfado phie
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For Al
4 ( BANN ard TlON. CDHALCilhS viii IkALS
NORTH rnf Nl.ST Igsiss ls1ye;
Rrosa b. Hbersst. frofr ,SoT =, ,
IIpr,ss, ALI ~ "a, an IL i'.3' = M ~ ~~' s~
Sad sr. OF p m
Troy md lazy with siosp ;G! p -
iksesD lo.s0p
Ehinsts,t Train, D. AZ -. n
fsugakeslsis 4gla, g - N;ZAt- ~ sso ~ p ~
srd r.
PessakIl Tain, t:l5 y m ~ pa ,,.,.,s,,
srE Siug Tftlt $50 t. y l;.i NJ, AMI 81 sHA''
T,Try.o.. .rsia 32s s,s5 3oa sos 1iTp~
,. ~ .o.,-.-
Iittets mag % pre7frd - ny q - hNei ~
= res.ia ss,TA Oh md Broo.r - biss.S e'oA-i
tie houss % points ts 1851 and 10 rsf.so' rpiH;f
J. A. TOLCkf, kishtsst SvncrnieA"'-t-
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r;NO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA GOMEZ
A TICUp HlNEB NALLEI-fJ sizes short%s slAs shy
other route. -, IL. H..
rss1l zi;h.. ia sh.sy ~ ,, 49, 4,
AtI2.sp. IA or lo3g. 81 White River Junction a..
srriys At Pgots ltou.e o.. f'l 's'a Nri i.',p -
Ess.o,rt II i.ls D. o., gid Soltfrat- through .lt'
,tri.sat 9.l5s VI sleepug at1cAed - lt.' tfun
on sefcrdsys pss--n.srs - tAe H5 p n r. - c.n -
though vi'out Stopping. arriving o N'"i - a. "..' .uI
Psoee House 81 III s-sss ifoD wee Hi'''I '''e'1
morning. ALI, - t..t.. =.
As3 and D (Er). lod7e a spriDsosd 'ni "hys a
Pr.he loe.. lffsreanla A1t. a. $50 , BE-, 'ttN Z"
Hon. =, ~ y H.. -a ,orf lake Nsu o rle D.. - =,
tcr rap, s1I pa-ticalss - APPLlIDNs RAIL" 81
Guide.
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Orocerits.

DAGS for BUCKwHEAT FLOuR.-We are
ID ,os L,,iuy tnads especially for tho BVchW HEAT
TgADr Pangr Ra-s % bod 10 Dr. l,tDs and % ns-shs
h, Il Buek = heat lag ever offered
Sold vi olr,Ale and retail and nestiy v1ated 70 eras
tbo Corn E1chsn,e Dig Mandatory, ., :,
Is Pear sssos. corner 81 Whitehall
y. +. CLARK co.
nAPER-DAG EMPORIUM The celebrated
II PATENT MACHINE PAPER BAoS, OF all finds and
49,. are o1erd 81 Wholesale and retail plain or pntsa
Al tl,s Corr Ezshsrs p Bs. hanufactofy,
2: Pssh stIeel, corner Of Whitehall
h. T. CLARK co.
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1YAsON 4 HANLIN's CABINET ORGAN,s

zSASON a. HAALINT CABINET OitCAN,S
~ Tor FAMILIES CHURCHES. and sCHOOLS.-.secoS
pted by tbs musical profession ciy superior 20 -rc-
uins Melcdeon,, sDI all other small see our Hue
s,~j cs1ogus Tor ,IpLi testimony u her superiority,
from osiorty oil The most eniert essAnis IN Anescsl
Pnoes = ITO 20 66e .sen.
CAUiIOh To FUNCHA SERS-rfs great ropHslsn
,ch our sbinet Oryars have Obtained ard the ostenafe
Grpiad for Ten have nsused Jee 20 adveri"e an some
t,,. qa. iofeal ufbents - Cabinet dreams, and In
o,teF, 10 eprese to yurcl that Harmonious and other
red organ. age Tire thing This u 10. e The eie
ro~. ~ on Cabinet Organs winch hav. given them ther
liza reputation are the m<Esy VI tie suPeriony
ths -okmsIup but also IN Ia q urA,ure OF s'een' d
f-ene. IN ons'rpson. which being pCened cnnncf &c
,.t~d nv oSb-r nj ere. these arse thcT better
quality end vonrs and snn, AID epsey % srPfe
''- MAsOS BROTHERS.
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NTEW-JRRsEY RAILROAD r1i TRANSP.
~ CO--On and In-r EDEDAl, la. ID lsf, irair, 81
lesve hEN.lDi.K Jr KhLilhvti. rtH " ~ ~
49, ~ f. rt 20 r. b. nd - Uilnighs. % J ? a.
Ic.l vii ta1e Pa !i;ess or AL4lhJfi- 80 W fi go
TJN oaiv 1hs H.l. rnt.~s 40 souurei's ~ I'm zoe 'la
Train. tyf PHI pill sr. icoV- hsw Sj - . ~
Y m. snd 2. 1l. .ld ~ tiig1t- .
-, = I'm. T. W. NNbDh0ff,
Dee = !ssL Essls, lst sur-srinteLd-ut y. J. X T.
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IRE RAILWAY.-Passeng.r Trains leave
H es follows, III:
"a n, K4Jrces or Bgtso.
5e ~. Express for cescilnd i'rrci VIA A. L u '" hy.
"a. : ~ Md daily, tCr JiirLk-
I0s. IN Ssiiior bpi.ia. -
a.. NJ, wy OF Ol,ylle. Nsvbar;h, nd Wsrvict
p N. Sglt f.Vrc.s (5s-TisJs snd sVndsyf ezo-pts
for DuukiTk BlfG.O. &C. 800 ,
go ~ Lighin.ng Esrrsst daily, f9r DeutirS Roos-s,ai
Ca1sisrus &C IN ssnfosy' tts I'in "hf'H % "-n-i'
osly. . .. ~. E..izlG1i. Tor DsaluE.
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Deepening or THE
N HICARAUGA ROUTE TO CALiFOkSlt.
TIE CENTRAL AlfERiCAN TRANSIT COMPANY.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST r. NJ NOON,
vH dispatch their ele CANT new steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
fs>.n No 20 North Ryor FOOT OF WJren eouseetnE
the fsciie Ocesn with the fsvsrte steamship Moses
fsyloF.
The commodities these fue vessels superior
ED especially adapted " the cono.l Of families MOVING 70
Ne land vi GOLD.
for passsse, apply only TIE ses 81 le company Ne
a. H. ClRRINGroy, Agent
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,nes rrsE 20 sos1s rIyzF, gsird pisabovs


Sh- lOnSlNa SpAR l. bnf1 on tbs ENtNiN3 NJ n
sosS /. M: the oUiDiNG STAR .ilo tons snd te DAY
ayAR Pr tons Cutori iouss measurement ihcr Fus.rH
psf .1eornonons sc e1oeed - No,e 1on any olef
Ssesnierp tho vor1- a,
- ol N lie DAY ss ~. r. for Freift ~ Psss,e sp
NJ, 10 yAAf $ A RAYNUR No. ~ bsTclsy y.
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1u1usements.


BROADWAY THEATRE,
ID Corner Broadway and Broeme STREET .oru
GEORGE "oop 6piiENHiio asiiiGiif iiTi. ..,
Thu sdnr.ble and cestra establishment when sahs 'n'
EHTlRELY AMI ELEGANTLY REFITTEp
NEW FURNITURE AND tUPrhhoLsrERyl ,.r,,vvrs
NEW prCORATioNs AND APPOINTMENTS
sPLESDlD NEW SCENERY. c,cpv-,scs 10
And which has heeu u,vided w:th 49, ,,- 4, I,
CHAIRS,
WI open for the Regular season
Oh MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST - los'
NH Join P. OWENS,
hose brilliant fgar a. tito no fties aud g~iia Oh
Cornedisas ffy established the best en- ca i's ~ ana
IN the hearty syp.se nsaIy EyERr CHA Is THs %
lie vii make ola eeDtree upon the Nrw fofh s'aH V WIG
frst "a ne IN twelve year, in two celebrated co.ac re
admirably sl,p,ed he display ofsHgbcrt huraor aud IN
10 initab.s ert.
Th- DnArAc COMPANY ENGAGED for the season Ia .tre
NV 10 this city and ia. been Gully selected fom The oss'
MUSDAY EVENING, ATGUsT 70. 1854,
Busis,oas's Ce'ehrs,sd Corsody
nAR!IED LIFE.
Mr;JoRs T. OWENS ....."n,.............. hrssf povs
Ar q. u. Ctspin........ e...hr fonnslS Gl w.
Nh G. Z. DeGrosi......". So s,."..'....'m, CqnI..
Mis-, Alice Pscide........ G. as'''-..'.'.. ts si
Lies c. AdGus............ - s'...:..'.: m' oyuon
Miss See Johns0l ...... 81 ss....h.f sehshsses
Mr.. g. (. TyrIel ........ Be- 49, Nj. h.nfy pDss'
Misc c. Cranps 800. -. Mrs pi'ilA
su,xcr.r Observation-Disclosures Jeus Y. OvEx,
Boz Office open Thursday, ior 'seane Of Seats n''n
~ vi PRICES or ADHESION.
Dress Circle and raiqoetis % e.ai amy 3ree - w.
Secured Seets - c,L OTcestp Chsis Sl FsSase noHea
Is and g..
Doora opeD It O'Clock.
perlorueno4s taif.fusncS st DcfoTe'
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Alusital Jnstrumexts

EIFTY NEW PIANOS, HELODEONS,
Il ALEXANDRA and CABINET ORGANS at wboIetse
retail ~ prices low sny hr class INSTRUMENTS con DC
purchased Second Land Psa great bsrssln. prices NON
$50 to szs. An the above lnS,ruturas TO LII Ana ron.
,sm. There being scne hvo different mkrs OF fiAnos Ia
ihi. large stock purchasers can De ssed well here . else
wLere and perhaps little better 1000 sheets OF s9.
little iel at u cents per page Cssh paid for secondheud
Pisnos. HORACE WATERS No tsl Broadway, H. I.
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ygrANTED.-By aledy. aritaation as Nursery
w ,.v,u-.a Or a. companion 10 slsdy Answer tnire-
Ii,,.,y AID salr..- +. 4. L0C6, boI w. sssdvue, Pa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-13
The Congressional Plan for
Reconstruction.

WAsHISCT ", July 9th.
Tie President has issued proclamation ap-
proving the plan for the reconstruction of the
seceied States adopted by Congress at the close
Of irs late session The plan is in substance as
fOllcss: The bill provides for the appointment
/, of~a Provisional Governor for each rebel State,
with the Tav and emOlumeuts of Brigadier
General. such Governor. soon as the military
resistance q the United States shall be suppressed
IN such STATE. and the people thereof shall have
sufficiently returned 10 their obedience 10 the
Constitution and laws Of the United States shall
direct the United States Marshal 10 enroll all
male citizens Of the United States resident in
the State and require Of them the oath of alle-
game. In Gaze a majority OF the perrons
rDll~i shall have taken the oath, the Provisional
Governor shall. By proclamation, invite the loyal
peDTte 81 the State 70 elect delegates CO1ven-
ti7E for Teestlblishing the State Government.
CItiz-sus IN she military service 20 be allowed
IN vote a. their headquarters for delegates No
persan who has held Office or voluntarily borne
arms under the rebel UsurpariOn shall be allowed
vote for delegates serve as a delegate IN the
Convention. The Convention II required TO de-
clare the submission Of the State to the COnstltu-
ton and laws Of the United States, and to
incorporate IN it, Constitution a provision dis
franchising ali who held Offices. except merely
ministeFial or military Offices below the grade Of
Colonel, under the usUrped power provision
shall b. incorporated prohibiting involuntary
seryitude, and guaranteeing universal freedom
or payment Of any debt created or sanctioned by
the usGrped power. The people Of the State
% vote for or against the Constitution go framed,
which, II adOpt-d, shall be certified To the Presi-
dent who, after obtaining the ascent OG Congress,
shall recognize the Government 20 established
Senatnrs. Representatives and Electors NAV be
ehoseu from the date Of such recognition and not
.befSTe. The Convention shail BE- dissolved IL il
rsfuss % re-estab.ish the State Government upon
the above conditions, but another may be subee-
agsnsiy called in the same manner. Until recog-
milton IL obtained, the Provisional Government
IN esch State s 70 zee To the execution Of the
Unit,d States laws and tbOss Of the State before
IL went into the rebellion, excepting thnse laws
relative 70 slavery, which shall not BE- enforced.
Cntsi such recognition, moreover the Provisional
Goy--nEent is 10 hssees and levy taxes "a they
were required % BE levied during the last fscal
ysarsbefore the rebellion. All persons held 70
Involuntary seryisuds in rebel States declared
soressr free, and if restrained Of their liberty
hsresfter, they are 70 be discharged on hnbeas
corTss. PsrsOns convicted Df restraining them
are y be punished by heavy fine and iInprisOn-
msnS Every persOn hereafter holding Offices
indy rebel power, excep. tbOse merely ministe-
rial sr below the grade of Colonel. are declared
not 4, " ei;izens of the United states
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-13
For Lease :

s1@ rEN ACRES OP GOOD CANE LAND
- = bas Two SsEGE sfREaus. running thrcuzi, Il
- mn frzss tte Hste Drsai.e- Tsrnns r
S@er lys or isss. lpptz n. r. sIURIH.
W. - ~, q r-fisizsa's TsThr sfnT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-13
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


"IIsw 90 be- Happy"
Harry Aunie uscili Anaie
Never rh-rrIrs-. newer jnII
To.is she has. ar.I eares hgs azpy,
Yss hyass gf slsdaess tgn
Aunir . poor saap's daughter
AL h-r t~u.ier mother h.d.
Alnss; nsu a baby tsusht her
rhas lbs us.f f.f are sas gisa
s,,a h-r ssuaii hsu.is, rOsnl and rOsy.
I-a.rav,I % an hrs Forriise uSSi.
AT g, pluck Jtr Sunday P~y
Eos her fashvs's bustoa hSlr
scou - t~ise ths sweet eicuistis,
f-im,y ruauI Inr wiudss ,iu.
Ari O. traiu the painted laiics."
Asd 70 us The bright jDugaii,
son % pull The water crosses,
Chr,,sius each ~ith skin ami care,
FToni ,he brcSkbcs's weriy tressos,
Targ rd IN confusion thrrv-
At-i a. Aanic cider srO~gth.
Carvs iaersase OF every sic,
Bus ,hr ssrvAHa q > sail noWesh,
All - f5uuis multiplied.
wbel the light q usoru.Es brcAketh
Eariy Oa the purple hai,
From her p:ilo~ she uP~aketh.
While tie lambs sleeping skill
Aad she ulovrth sociy-liShtiy,
Les. he baby De aroused;
Bat her step grows quiek aud sprigh,ly
whra the cottage dcoE Is closed.
With her pitcher brightly posed,
HAsses she 70 the tOrrst spriGg,
Not the skylarS sseetsr vOscci,
As me twain in cOncer: sing
Al she has noe time 20 EnSeT
With The sOodlArk BY the well,
Household duties quickly bring her
S1ek with deareF things 20 dwell
At her tcarh the cold hearth eIisrens
With the sezrrhin; hsSUt bright,
AHd the wakenei baby listenL
Laughing. growing. with delight
Countess duties quickly call her.
As the h0Grs e morning move
Bat her bgrisa cannot -aH her,
For - The yoke i lined with love"
While the idle soon grow fr-sfrL
Long ere nooutSie tired and SD,
Annie fnis though self saryeifGl,
Tn4s ta= useful The glad
Ike sor,e plsNsar; stream that fo~sth,
Cheering. Frightening. ss ]; goes,
whsse f-s-sr tat fs-st- kuow-th
Aaght of al the good it does,
Onward =oves she, LITTLE guessing
Haif The solace and the cheer,
HlIf The comfort and the Blessing
wk5ch .Az .caIters vide and near.
les. how many 4 Ho=er ~o1id zither,
II ~ pleasant stream bs dried
And hs~ macy hearts. together.
w0Gld lAEneut, II Annie d,ed
-CoEgrsgafioHslisf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-13

\. B.-Goods delivered to all parts of the
City by Express Wagon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
srRAYED OR STOLEN

ON or. ABOUT THE 18th OF UGrsT \
u large Bay Horse 10 hands hizA klse 4 uaNnsN
black taI, has been foundered N The rixht fors
foot. and inclined % hold ais head little to the
right. Supposed TO be fourteen years old
Any person finding said horse, or giving any
Information that may lead 20 his recovery, will be
liberia ly rewarded. LUCINDA SMITH.
sep@S -2wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10

AA @4 ~% ~
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
T q III g. a = Fl,
only,with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes, ffrfzfa
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Soythes Fs -
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
/ Hoes---Planter's and Gar
| den,
Hames, Collars 81 Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
! Chains---Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades,
Z Carpenter and Cooper
Tools, an
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches. Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Notions--aLarge Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal,
ers at lowest cash prices
. East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
! No. Is First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
CARD.

The Undersigned having sold out hiseh tire sfoe<
Of Ready Ma8s C1ethisx, and GentIemeusf Far
miehiUE 9e~sass aasi rsEIrsda frgTn the business
keFsby expresses his grafefni aSknowled getnehfs
10 his Numerous friends and cpstonaers for ffHir
rass ratrgnags 30 literally extended 70 hisa, z4d
uSuGd rsspeeffniIy recon mend Msssrs. Taylor 4
Co who have sacoeeded him in the business, ard
who are nox prepared to furnish TO their custom
srs every article in their lire, Of the very best
Quality, and a. the Eszs ssyoFzble prices.
Aus5O n. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10
GROCERIES.

Extra Family Flour and Corr Meal.
al BBLS EXTRA FL0UR-Wsrranted.
III "a bags do do do
p baSsdo do do in store
aud Tor sale BY YICKERY BReS.,
se-o IS3 Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10

Which l will sell exceedingly low, a. do not IN
tend 10 keep them any longer than can sell the
stock on hand. sepsI -srn