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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12

.Though :. it be hard to hid thy heart divide,
And lay tho gem of all thy love aside
Faith tolls thee, aud il tells thee not in vain.
Ths. thou shall meet thy dearest yct tagain."
A FErESB.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12

sv It is stated from Washington that's naval
attack on Wilmington Is msditated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12

Oct-ll
, 1864-09-10

CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.

FRIDAY Rvaatva, Sept. O. 1851.
BEEF CLTTEE-Thts has ba, n enc OF tha busiest
tsnyS We have had ar tha Cattle Yards For several
y Hop.ns. 1htre xerA In the 5araa this mpsniax. in
r1nr1uR the receipts todny. which aounted to nbout
500 neAc, over 4eee head ct Beef CA.tio. Threa-
fnnr,he cons1sted Of medium kradss Ct
nc 81 ct which wess well adapted for azny casts.
Tbs entered sslea amount to s.o+5 head, although
.bout 40 head mors wero sold 1t the Fort WayEe
yares. which could not ba weighed, but will app.ar
IN tbu frxxsactlons OF tomorrow Prices ranged
ftcm 4setQs77s, principally a. 3t5oAd.oa Y 1ss ns.
There IL : more1 active demsnd tor Governments
rattle Webb Kelly ns psa1nt tll1a9 tws 1ashs II
h,ayv contracts one tor tho Westeru. nrd tho other
tnr In Potomac armies AID will probably buy
heavily for several DAYS to come. epeculatora h2yo
.,sn turned thsis attant1cn to medium 71sdes In tbs
arseuce Of bstser qual1taa 70. shipping. Theirs hss
h.,u no to1uo IN lhe previous rn1aets OF the market
end OF primo to extra sh,pp.ug Cattle We nots an sd
v,1ce Ct lc &c 1oa ri Oh ystsercATs quoias:oaI.
The following are tho principal Ralea made during
the day:
Roxensasl q Co. bought Of Hudson q head, extra
Icva steers Rvtragiuz lis ns 1t Is: Also hest
Of the zane description, averaging 1910 Ds 1t 37s.
'Wsllwtsk & Mallory ao.d NcPhersan IS hsA1 ILL.,
nots ltecfs ayp,agtn2 81 ns, At *e 81 head ezra
srsde Illinois steeIs averaging 17s Ms, ct II So a.d
IL head taE shipping steers, ayatagloK 117s Is. st
$50. ..
erszint .226 Ds. " sls7h.
Btlader sold D. Wsixal II te4d gool R1Ads u!Iuois
,tsers, averaging 1873 h, It $71p.
Thn market elc1st this evening With brisa do
mspd sad vcly tru,, with ehknge On prsytous quo
tsr,ons Of Medium and Common grades, ard with IN
ady aace Of ita1so Y 100 ns On HE1me to extra 3 ip
mir eaft1A.
, 1864-09-10

The xhcnt peFsShent Democracy.
Sam Medary's impending Democratic Cal
Els is rsttve under the fact that tae masage-
Ynent Of the Democ1alc party has passed In
to the bsuds ofthe agent OF foreign bankers
1t remarks:
We have been asked several timcb who this Au-
cpet Belmont te, who seems to hare peroetnal
lease upon the Democratic party. He is foreign
e,. connection by blood or msrriase OF the Roths
cn1lde, ian iitgstrnate son) and their conadeutla
agent In New York, to 1nanage thclt
lpucnse moneyed cooccrns in this
country. He lives In the st5le OF tho
European mob lty, ieets ard drinks we'll. and Is
put by the money moncerf aud tbootJ contractors
Of Wall btr. at, who claim to be War Democrats,
at the head Of the Democratic party 10 keep
1t nonserpatire. When we read ln Ill., Aliens
speech at Chicago hts alusion to toJackaon, In cou
necdon with their nominee there, we were startled
looked round snd asked Is this the same Bill al
len VIM IN the good cid days Of that good oln
jackson, ueed TO denounca With snea burning e.
cry and coqnence the uorey power at home aud
the tcrcien money cespots working thrsush the
q. S. Bahk 10 crush the American Democracy
This eams Iii. Allen Is thus placed IL the ust,tude
OF c1ouchng to tho smiles and fasors OF tho Rs.h-
cbild.. and the bund raongers Of wan street, Obi
my country, what next?
The "Old Wueel Horse" barely hints at
the real state Of the csse. Thu money fur
uishea by Belmont, the agsEt Of fore1gn
money power which il in sympathy with
every dtspotiem in Europe, controlled the
Chicago Convention And it is believed that
his money is furnishing the Riue~s to control
the Democratic party, through the agent Of
the RothchIlds, who are In speculation
which shall net them cent-per-ce2t on tho
ffesplufiou of the Union.
, 1864-09-10

The god market to-day was again lower, and
the general markets, governed by 1t, were accord
ina1y depressed and hsary, Under the ci1cum-
siarces, however, twas matter Of general aston"
iehnent that prices were 20 well maintained
This IL due mainly to tho active speculative &C.
mand and the light receipts.
Flour ruled leayy and tho market was neg 'eetee,
the sales azaountinr to only shout GU hfls, az
$12e5 for white winter, and $l0s fof good spring
ezra. There was scarcely enough done' how
ever, to establish quotations..
The market for whcat WAS depressed, and re
note farther decline Of 4D5c per oashai, W.T.
saes Of about 100000 bushels Of all grades AZ Sao
Tor No Red Winter; ss.oo1a@ log No, = heds
s1.oa for Rejected Red; $500 for No. sprns;
St.95G1.9s for No. aspiring; and $1.eos1i.ot ioe
Rejected spr;ng-the market caostns snaae asol'
ct, with buyers Of No, Spring at sl.so. MOI
withsbndIng the decline yesterday and fo-di5
there Is yetno itqaisy for Shipment the demana
being chiefly by short selle1s-
The Corn market was unusually hfisk OWING 70
an active shipping demand, and prices vera 1ai'7
suatatned. About 9s5,ooo bushtas Of ~ grades
chanesd hand. st tof 70; g u, tesn, Rss.ted IL
, 1864-09-10

co+n-stc market cln.,np firm at ri ri u for No =
Corn in store. River and C,ns1 Corn Was active at
81 81 for No aaoat.
Oats were active and steady, with sales OF about
10000 butbels u GG4t6H Tor No. Oats; 8i.t9
csc for No. Oats, and 6aKc for Rejected 0ats-
the market closing 6rm at coke ior No. ] and Csc
tor Nos in store. 4 boat load OF No. l Oats was
so|d sdoat at 61ck. The demand Was chiefly for
ehlpment.
Rye was dul1 and 4 ahaife lower. With Gales Of
5000 buthels, at 4l.3aD1. .s35f tor No ! Rye, aud
s,.3,@1 81 for No. 2-clostng ste.dJ at si.s1K for
No. 1 and SILK TOR No. ?.
Barley ruled tR7c lower, with sales Of 10,5o0
bnshels at Sa0o1a0s for No. 2 and sl-51Lso for
Rejected In store-closing wcak at $a-05 for No. 2
Choice Barley was aold BY sample at. $3.50 on
track,
Hirhvines were exceedingly dull. and prices fell
1@ec Der gallon, with salcs OF only 100 brs country
packages, at ti.74.. at the close there wsra free
sellers OF city Wines at 81 Is, but no buyers.
Timothy Seed was In good demand and active, 1t
Is kcn565 for common to prime. Good samples
were scsrce Flax Seed was IN good demand aud
arm With sa1cs at s3 o1ns L.
p,orJe1ona we're neeiected--the ou1v .a1es ~
..tsa htfn.~ I'M IT,. Nm, ,itv .te,,, Tar
..os sss :. ~. ~ =. aa,<, '1 ''' @'1-o
a. ~, aAI 80 ~ ..s -" ~ -
- 49,. :, osff' - -"A 'o'' N>N1-' fA'N~'
o@o.A* ~. .4-A @svss .ss
1hete we're some saa'p'es u ne" nloo" corr On
the market tooe5' ano VIC oo1e nsos Bales as
$7So0o per ton.
utaan ftelea's "e1e uu,'' Will lsos cosas o1nen's
at TIC for Ehcst to Boii.lo
The Grocery market continues qulcs, Wish NJ
change on yesterdays quotations Coffee Ii In fair
supply. HaW and refined SUGAR is IN limited 70
ecipt, ho1 pf'ces fnie nlm' and anehansed- osher
staples ara IN lalf receipt
Cheese IA IN llA1ttQ 6uppyy W1Sn III active Do
, 1864-09-10
IL A. r I N 81 l. / g e
PORT oT CHICAGO,

AEKIYED.-....,....,.,8eYt ?.
Etun. SEA Bird, Hcrpau. t4.et.owoe, a1n 4fies-
Pop Dst4wa. Warren. Nuskegun, lp N lumber, 50 M
14th.
Bar8 chicago Board CT Trade, Bart. Ere. SO sons
Bark es,ern Metropolis. Mosey. Buffalo
BarI CFeA Clss. JoaL Ciayslsnos SO tons co2is
ecar Sillisfd Fillmore, Kyie. Tsavests City, ~ N
sebs tirspe Shot, Tta.lez, tlA kapias. Il. IT, ,uhez.
sebr SO Richmond, Shields. Green Bay, $50 N 1um-
scar Js srr>ins Dresden. Wu1,esor. Charlottesville.
sctr Trpnpb, W:rmuts, Grand Havep, 70 u, 1u.oh.r.
scbr Mu.k Eo.. AcV -. BEovn PET. ~ n lea4bez.
CLEARED.........,.-. sept.9.
sipr eeh T1Ird, Morgan, MAn,tnwoc, sund,iss.
Pfkp !. Barber, Eopkt 8, 81. I4sepn- In- Tis1-
PIap Ci.y Of New Tory, ,O<densb1s.. 7,s91
hrlt Gpur MO su~ ctfeR-
Prep Fouutatn .Hy Eouut Buffalo. $500 hu Khsa*.
2,zE N1A frur.
hop st X ut, Wootxcrtb, Buffalo, 80 SIS bu on's,
kua hl1r 1our eI tun1ttf8.
Prop DttNwa, 1a11en. Mu.Ieg1n. ...
Hark 4. 2. Eicao Hafftsce Buffalo a951 hn oasg.
Lark City Of ts,'Naukee. Bro"o, Buffalo. $780, tn
scpr s. X STATE, p1m,ck, Butfal, 81 bu corn.
schr Come, MrK+Ex Z. a4na,c, Il, ,sto ou ~hesr.
schr Eu.s.h Dart. PArss. Boil. 10. u - ou rye.
Echr G1axd lurh, Norris, B1Gata II, o. oa oats.
Schr Live Tsnk.t, ". file. Bafa!o, 1|s7so bu corn.
Eehr NJ Bs,fe Allen Bnxst.t, .1.6 m oats.
scnr =. L. New ar, ~nce-, Bu1an '6soo On cozu.
schF n. J. Whaling, McaaN, Port Co,oosne 1890 bu
NhE3t.
, 1864-09-10
EsNai9e;..a2< aNb C0mMS.Es CT as..
MONETARY.

TRlDAT EVENING, Sept " 1s6s.
There Is no Indication OF essential chat2e In the
Il oncJ market today. The cali ior first class oaEs
is good, with euppfY up to tho demand. As ws
have previously stated, much Inconvenience ID ex-
perit need from the want OF the fEsnl.er deuomfus-
tiuns Of National End Ercenb2ck currency. The
ABSORPTION OF this clae> OF o1r circulation BY
grno and cattle dealers II 60 urge that 1t e with
difficulty thai Sufficient can be obtalned fof or 1ina
n bus,ncas nurpotes our markets were generally
weak during the day, but rallied RoncEhas at the
close. Tho decline in wheat WA 314 cents; Gour
about II cents. It was attHbutabte to the decline
in gold.
E1ehsngc /. getting more stiff. Tbs offerings
in The market are growing less. There Is
change In 1ates-4GeH discount buying; 1ssb4
discount selling. with many transactions outside
Of tteee deuIts
Gold Was weak in New York to-day, and ran
dop 10 e23H, bat towards the close rallied and
wtnt up 10 eas. The range, BB te1eg1nphc1 to
james Boyd Esq. IS Clark etfcet, was rs follows:
1870 a. m...-......s5 1.Dp. m...........ag5H
isSs9 iiSs n::::: n:sss $40 p. e. iss
Hcre the market opcrcd before tho Board at 2s6
BID. hut On the arrival OF the ue1s Of the decline
In New York, 1t fell tu 30 In panic. It finally
rallied, a1u closed firm at ss2. Silver cod down
to go, with large of.rings. It closed armer. Cor
ernucn1 5e1s are firm and In demand 1t 111H In
New York, III bid here. -.......-- ... ...
The Government loan OF S31 ,000,09o, the BIDS
fer which were opened to-day In Washington, has
undoubtedly BEEN preat huccess. We have DIS
patch from Warrington. dated at a:so which states
that jar Cooke, Of Ph.la1elphia, on behslf Of him
stlt md correspondents bud bid $50 900 009; John
Tbomp.or and hls friends, Of New T0rE, hare bid
for ses uo0, Goo, Ut IN nreraee premium Of 43l00;
Ketttu1n Co., Of New York, bid for Sc, ,e00, ,D0o-
safc0CD0 at g.; premium, and $3,: 900 at 81.
Wo shall have further particulars BY telegraph to-
night.
, 1864-09-10

ucGs-1ecelfed 70 ts1 about 2.s,shcz1. Eas.1ed
tse, 1881 az, II s8 239t2.75, principally at y1,oo
II OK rs1 1so ns.
III. arm and buoyaa. Character which hsa been 70
pronnertin this srSet turzE the PAST four o. Ays
dsys ssens somewhat to tays abased. sales to-day
hsye not been so readily made buyers havs bean
cooler tAoues the day haa been hotter; sha ssso,z
inward t.rdency which ha4 existed hat rec.iYeia
rb,cf the ltgnls Of which IL decli7o Of 93 per la3
}hs On Yeate1dsy'1 quotAu- NJ. This has ra1sed NJ
mail Amount Of satisfaction among
tho.e buyers who have been hur'ylnk
what hc9s thty Ind into Ma nartet
10 be to1a at II Of 1sc = D. Ona nAn msde ser1ou1
eorrlatrr u cur 1eottter st he sad only beeo Ahls
get lie fe1 biz hcxl Thsy 1eifasd about l9a ~,
were = nlxec lot, 2nd would scarcely RsTs bsou*ht
~ few VI eks sl:ce- THIS u oae isstsncs out
etc.tB thAs might be lur. lab ID any sneK. or ths
Icue htch cur e1xa tfcsa produce In this minds
OF le11se1 In 1ns country.
, 1864-09-10

TnH LATE S1oEN WA hava nothing Talfabla - sdd
u. tsal! q, the 1T. .te pot
ec. We Await tc much arxi.ty 70 leara Tia naeaa
the Yefsal sA.e hre ~ aso 1hs fats o. her
The tory Of tns a.,10r wptcb srd laAue1 to tia
ait, h:s doubtless ere tht. bsen ssn vet:a. and
the Eame Of re lcsr 7.sscf -lreEoir Ad7s7'ser,
ePkE7a / t8lk-Thss sehr Y. Flske, from aadAIo.
day ht IN 1esky co~dtstor. "f11a "a thu pa sEa
tbf1 n3h t. r. hsa the u7deD!y tDtAtR leAK. trum
rniet encrtt al hAns 10 1e.o h:F Tree. By the &c,
&1yr uto OF pnn2IE lhd
eA1k cP L T1leAL-1te echoon1r Unl"n = ss sold
1t Cleveland lew atue By Captain B. Ra.rl ~.
foz s5to. shs 70, rn.ay :csrs elfrc = fsfEEt AMI
lev. She Ii 2ow destined or cru1c to the @e.t Ia
DIES ard I'll shorty take her d. ssftnse -llbd.
, 1864-09-10
UARTERS NORTH
EI:y DEpAETNEET.
fnTr~ur-h r. knr n 1SHd

GersrnI Orders No. 81.
Du,1n1 te e1slinx sixty days. no ire 21rns, powder
u,un.tioz OF any kind III b. rtcsived. tzass.
ported q dE'yereo ~ any ot otaeF
FCIWafG!pK Company. vi ain tho atAten CO pt1.e6
.1il!n the limits o. ths Dep.rsu mt, VIZ: Ohio. L.
dtsIa LII oig. anu AictEAn w1tho It permit ON
thsse I.odgunrters, ron General 4. 2. anye,. IN.
dtaospolr, Il finra GET er L. T. Fain So'iDgoeId.
Illinois. Ct Lieutenant Cuanet B. H. Il n, ussrotts
M'enlgac 1ni.ss *n,pP<d By Of et1'gss I'd = - a-
Dealers In shese articles. or o:hsrs having sham n
helr pcfs*t,rn vt IN 40 evsnt be permitted 70 aeA
CT ne!IYfz them 1uFilR that TINA
: 1t Is the aat1 Of II nlil.a1J Commanders and an
PrevQkt Marsnsls Abd RI TO- asa that this
Ol6er e1f3rc. d. SD to tclte al 4neh articles u
.J Re = tpa u En1a 4 os .es " z
ed 10 the. Ue-dausTt 4 1f the dtcircn Of The Cou
4. 4bHer q. to It's 61t pot1tioa.
Forr ardfoR sefltDg r. G. l1verfn9 tuch articles du
2irg this nov In ttknsiu. sxeeprinR thst thsy
nav lit fo- waftel to II. cad or .Ech Railroads. ~
pew hAve thsn, sa pcase.sion tug sae f.sp,n= s1ll
b. ccrs.cet ty..lon OF this Order TIA f4EtA Of
surh fnr~ardpe will Dc rsporttd to th-ne Heser
Quafte.s.
C. n. 20 TER, A. H. O.
0GaFlfl: 8 H. lATHEuFs 1t. Col md 4. In. Gen.
atps g'e3 ~
, 1864-09-10
DROPOSA5S FOR SUB313.
4 TTNCE STOKES.
Iyficx. CaIy~asAzT oF SUDeIsT8Hux. J
ReoX II GAERxrr BIO TX. Ch:cato. ux. :

Rzoa Il dsEszrf S5s t.2: =; ss;ssSSs ill., {
,sSs;s. :: s: s:
United siat1s army. STOKES. to ba daily
IL q e:f4s: IT ea.:, e1ous ;..e*.saqn @
rcund OF nst hoop psssslz. rhs oas7esa to b. fal
III 6sshes ettt aa.tzE .ssll ws..s Beans; st1t1
r9nda t. ~ Ss IN 1,,1sis a n rssa nsd
bs;1 "a III HIIn besa & IL e'.1'' ~
ctes y ~ sasaI, ns;1es Is aad
sest p foE tne purpose. and p b. tal I'd nned
mas ~ eis
e b
riepn'sl mu.t t..a e,:rEe.i, tae kins aad quality
Of b anaY ana Il o1 c
dies or Seas,c LiRhis. 10 be szteen ounces 10 tho
s:sa = ,as, ss ,ss o.5z
il sss's N ..osx.
t1thx. Wen eoopeE.97 7, Tar,ss; 7; II ~. heaa naed
eses .ids:s snnsi.s-s ~ bidders NAY PROPOSE
ths p rzsals;; .ae .esEsed q 70 .ns.,ia
e1pl ;r nrs,'se s1s Mef'k5 should b as1sass
i p1in.er cor ot hi. sevsriaemsnt mutt b at-
b. VII :. so p.rsl ~ t1own
q q 'Sa saaf..'' es
The a. ss1s e T. "a a1ad :ss
tlS s T.as as
p,s2s,;sa TO se foinistsa 'nai' be o1eca'ed re-
Tna fe1tr. mime, plscs Of pusir a. d the dssa Of
puscbaie. net, tof eca,tntA MI xross.
sn:f M ssss ee'sa III 8 psf j as;.e3 q evsrs
F a.! LEI " = @r.1s @sas ns 9n1efsSs9 t
, 1864-09-10


The Italian Government has Just published
the result of tbs fret ccnsus taken since the
annexation cf the, formerly, independent
ItalIaa States to Sardinia and the establish
nent Of the Kingdom of 1taly. According
to this census, the Kingdom Of Italy cou-
taius population Of 2l, 1854 souls It Is,
consequently, the fifth Power Of Europe, as
regards tie number of Inhabitants, being
or,y excclled by Russia, France, England and
Austria It is superior in thls respect to
Spain. OF which the territory is t~icc As e1-
tenetve and to P1ussIR, OF which the area is
likewiEe greater. In density OF population
it exceeds France and Prussia, hut rem sins
behind Belgium, the most densely populated
country Of Europe. LoMbardy and Sicily
are the provinces In which the population
his Increased most rapidly, of late years.
Sardinia and the Seapolitsn provinces come
next, while in Piedmont the increase has
beeu much less. When Rome and Venice
shall be annexed to Italy, which will happen
before long, the population OF Italy will ex-
ceed Is, ,0oo.00o Of people Bnt Italy ID not
merely one of the first powers OF Europe in
point Of population. Under the administra-
ton of wise Statesmen, 1t is rnpidly develop
inr it's vast rcsonrces. It'has reorganlzed
the army, and is building up powerful na.
TT which " III rival the glorious times Of the
,rnnblics OF Venice and Genoa. Being al
readv possessed Of all the strength Of great
mower. It has by common consent been Re-
ccep;zed BIZ The FIVE governments, which
hitherto have been regarded as the great
powers Of Europe as their equal.
The co1eolidatlon Of the kingdom Of Italy
Is one Of the most important results which
hes thus far attended the aspirations Of the
d,tmembc1ed nationalities Of Europe Tor
freedom and unity. a few years ago united
1ta1y Tss only drtam dream for which
the pobleet patriots had long striven and
tpf1exee In win, hut which nevertheless did
| nnt item TO approach neare: 8 realization.
! Then ratliutic King was found who placed
| fimstn at the head Of the national moyo
mcpt aud gave to It center; great etatea
tha enthusiasm OF 1le nation to gloriout
enccete, while an tllusttious hero (Gar1baloi
assisted bin in breaking down the opposi
tIou Of the greatest Of Italian dcsposs, tA'
ling OF Naples.
onired. she owes to the constellation ot he'
3;srntmbe1cd l,arts into oae Eauocallt3
Refore ti,c establishment Of the Kiasdom o
III none Of the Italian States We're of In
noriance; low the united country Is tn
fifth power Of Europe. HerMeEa hista59'
has thus BECOME for all ratioGA "a Nfaoet
i've example of tbs Importance et preserving
national unity. It Is especially 60 for Us
tie people Of The ua'sed doShs tLpat ths,
vii be, for all time to come, one OF the ars
nafiors OF the world. Il, on the other hand
eoyert ienty shall exist, % Intended By th
CopEtltutlon OF the Rebel Contederscy, on},
in the separate States, nothing can save then
from the impotence Of the ltAlian Stats be
ore their Union.
, 1864-09-10
CHICAGO Lum BSR NARkE%'


FRIDAY Ey1H1Na, s.ptenh.ro.
LUMpER-Receiv@d yesterday 40 GEO feet Of LAM
Der. With no carEoes for tale on the mtrfet. bull
nsstto-tsy has teen ne.eseaslls tu'psndet. Thetst
an AclTe cen a1a for s1i descriptions OF lumber and
prices .u,e ys1y nrm. With IN upward tendency.
BQ1NGLEa-Iz lnatsQuAto supply Prices drl1 and
urthaps ed.
LATH-ln 1nsl1 rtcsipt. with = fir domsnd at pre-
, 1864-09-10

var Will cesse; there Will be no more olooa'
shed. no more tax, no draft, no more oeot,
he- Ifuverr not so, Lincoln would be as
acceptable TO him as Mcclellan. Ihls csl;
tsiniT oueht to be s.tisf.ctorF to dissatisfied
ra.oo roen. Vallaud,gham Is the prophet Of
t,,,s c,sfs. and behind Lis statement It would
~ nrcsumptupus to 60.
, 1864-09-10

F The Boston .Journa! Says that the
action of the Chicago Convention Was not
received with that enthusiasm which had
been expected. It was not warllke enough
10 suit the War Democrats,
, 1864-09-10

FRIDAY BvKNINF, Sept 3.
We give oor table Of Quo:at1ops Th3.e later .sted
Will iscover tsst AnY figures aayo been ch eyed
generally en- t0waward direction The ce:llaa in
yola has eat sned Tho .zze Ct, and b17tEs ": two
days psat avs not btea as plenty ~ before. Few
Teri sessera are sn4nfnc tonewhat tom paEic.
szd ts rrcsasct is tdst shese w'ls he further d.
cline but It Will oa'1 Temporary IL cotton ard
.annltn hbrtca.
, 1864-09-10
Chicago Qribn11e.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1884.
THE AMY IN GEORGIA,


Gen shernun>s caapalgu is now Ia uau'
ner finished; though bad he fresh men, there
ispienty Ct work for him to do. Tho statue
about Atlanta is substantially as reported IN
tie TRIBUNE eome days since. Gen. shermsa
is not "pnrsutog Hoods army, though tae
dispatches continue to say 20, for ~au', i" -
presumed, Of some other phrase to an'sn "
With. But Liz army is IN and about AuehIa'
while Hood, at lat accounts, "as soaeaatus
ovar 4h,r1p ufles from there with the rem
nsnt ~ La force, sendin@ dispatch to his
.-orer,n,ent that "the yankee losses were
5+snorfrd to be rcrJ severe!' That mnst
ccmfo,t thc rebsls proa'Eion=ly. Gen. sne1-
nan reduced Hood to the tune of &, 600 men,
which Is 1000 better than heretofore re-
ported ,........
As to Hoods prospects, they cannot be said
to be very brilliant With tue loss Of Atfan-
10 his uilltia Ill be pretty eure to desert
him as fast US the m.aps Of Cutting away can
be found. lie will probably try to hold Ma.
con, which is the ouly rcma1aing key to the
Spptbcrn s,et.n Of railroads In Georgia.
But We hope he will not be lett there loog,
though slcrmants army must need rest.
The campaign is one Of the most brilliant
recorded in history. 1t has some resen-
blaucc 10 Gca scott's magnificent adyauce
to Mexico, but t1cels that In the difncultisa
to be overcome. 1t hns been eeries Of tight
fres and lnarcli1Es on single u1e into tbs
cucm,' country; snd country unexampled
in ttcIijtiea Of natur.ll defense-aud that in
the tece OF IN army that would fight, led by
able commupoc,a, and possessed Of aa intl-
-3aAr NJ %hn
, 1864-09-10
Its Txenrtion fran State o. Municipal Tax
A{lQH.

But astde from al the 24ysa.1ees Va tavs Aau
EerA:&d. \ ryeel Act OF conz1sss H11xF1s AL1
Hotps AND TnEAarRT Hor1s 7aex Local TAIA.
1Ius. O. the arr<sge. this exsHpucn u worth
about two Par cent. per snru0. A.csrdtnx 10 tha
rata eftArat1nn II vsxtens parts Of the coaptk7.
1t:s believed that 40 teeulitisa e6er 70 xfass b.
daseneots to 1ender% - ots tssus6 By tho aoyer1.
Nent In I'll otA&r forms OF iAdaoseuaass, the faith
CT Atilty tftT11zss pAstes ef stock cumpaAlas. ox
Etax.le coTE u7ltes, oaty, pledged foE payment,
while the whole property ct tha country II held to
secure tts etkchAsza CT all sh1 osllxauecs Of tha
United 6tates-
Subscriptions WILL BR nxc2IE7D BY the Ttsaz-
u1ar cftte UAta- ets.ea at W bt3Eton. ths several
Aal3s:art TraHABrexs sn6 dsstsaa.sd De9a1ttAsiea,
and b &hA
, 1864-09-10

E3F The n. T. World In Its issue Of Tues
day Inst eaid: "The Republican majority iu
Vermont last Jear WAS 1900. Thi5 year ii
VIII be terribly Whitfield down. Mark tie
rrcdlctiop!'' The returns3 from Vermont
show \ majority Of 1900, a gain Of 5000
over last year How does the Ho-1d like thft
kind Of vhitt]foE?~
, 1864-09-10

F~ OF the military importance Of Atlanta
We need no better evidence than tho confess
sion Of JEFF. Davis, who, in recent speech
ut Mecon, Ga, aro~e1 that Atlanta was the
military key Of the continent, and must acv-
or he piyer up
, 1864-09-10
FROM DIXON, ILL.

promises FuahIIcd--A Weather 1ten1-
Dissertation upOa EFofAn1tV-rhe
rx.rn Nh d The Dracon-n1osRl = al P&&rl.
otfrm iE q ebogEer-KaRnerH, Hnusic
AID rannon-Tne Mass daeenluz-
Generals sSc1esby asd PreAtl ~ =
n7+nsrs IsrUst, 1oohey and Ward,
Ffaat4. etcs
, 1864-09-10

~The sum and substance Of the Chicago
Democratic plsttorm are Just this: Une'sSans
Is dead, nnd ~: Dasis il appointed to ad7lfais-
ter on tie eaate. The children object, and de-
mupd q re+hcaring of tbs case. TneY don't
believe In the reported deeease.
, 1864-09-10

a EElSlhNl u y Ah tEsH MAS
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~ a@siv,n X IN nnds.ss ned AZ h.s ot1ra n Rnr1
1Is1d iii rnt1I Tns-f ~ IL lisa eiav of saatsT,
~. ssesi ssi: os @ e. tesn1 70: s'a.s
C4at ACn f7ptE TT nNts NN1 - 1s.Gk lsAtnu
tile. nets M q satt,s z. -: e ,..,..,.,.x
&C., Ges :. =. !" :.
"a {
TO be esst II E. 81 M O. - ana
T.I:I s'xht ennlecs o Eti- tut tasusnSos. s,p ~
To bs deifetTor Y trfn tnr atss roHa sst aA:a o1
contract. un'ees 1tnerTne o1der ~ the Qu3tI&r.
, 1864-09-10

E The rebel papers down in Dixie, who
Know The exact importance of our victory at
Atlanta, are silent about 1t. They appesr to.
be dnmbtounded, and know not what to say
But 1t IL very different with the rebel or2aas
Ut the North-such as the Nsrt, the World
and Others. Those boldly try to brnzeu It
out, and declare that tho victory ia of no
consequence, and that the capture Of Atlanta
Ia q utrc bpgatelte-
, 1864-09-10

~ The New York Put suggesta that, to
Rave the credit of the Pence party With the
Court Of JEFF Davis, the Chicago Conven-
vention should re-aseemble, and anologize to
him for the wild proceedings Of Commodore
Farrsgut aud General Sherman, and assure
him that tho capture Of the forts aud the oc
cupstiun Of Atlanta are but temporary scci-
dents. that can be readily atoned for.