davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-22
and then pretending to be VERY violently bent

Libertsn in fsyor or a Northwestern Confed
eracy, in another column Wedoso, not 70,
the purpose Of exposing the outrageous
| talsehoods which 1t contains oo' !" "asn 'ne
people Ct the ulterioI purposes Of that moa'
shameless and abandoned organization, mfs'
callcd the Democratic party whose prinei'
pl.s sto "sdentlcai' Win shose OF the Sons
Of Liberty. Dlslngfa1'oa OF the Union,
rot only oy INC sepa1suon a sa ol Tue NorIh irom
nom The West, and the Atlantic from tbs
ps,,ar ia thefr area fnt.o+Io, et.ta
r,c1fs AZ Mr.. Ca,bonn nrononndsa end az
NJ Pena,eton now endorses and saros.tas
th- doctr;re-the r,rtt ~ s.,h st,.a ~ w.
.aas rhor-r.~ - shoasas :. 49, ..s,,ss, ~ ~
fcatnrr of the,r nartv c-ee5 The q h.s,, ~
- Toaa-u, o,s.ea ;, -sss.. !. ~. a94s y
~. e.4 o.e' "@u % eno oee1Aseo
flops of peace with the rebels. means tha b.
IT, - 80. Co.,, .s-L.. .,, -s -"
-" W >oen oasee A!en' ~ Anuepenuence. In
et1hlne ou1 ol washington aunt's reso1u-
tlpn the words "iEBIst on mafptalnfnp ~ .
patio1al unity,' fhzF struck out. 60 a. ..
+h,, ,r,ro ,1ia ~. ~, t,..a - 10
'nes "ete apie, tac onl5 ooua WHICH holds
ue tost ther as nation, and gives us place
Eort,,,rostc-a fsonfad..aS ~ VIC eAftn.
- ~ - ras-s -. ~. H."~ so1la not SUD
n,aS-ss.a - 49, .ssn. p1actple ot fts
49, ~ 1s,sa,. ~ ~ W ran..4 49, " hlcs'eao 70 an
49, sa-.t ~ - 49, ~ - .ue 1lRnt Of Mas'
Is1 ~ w. ~ e0H'eoetate sta@es. upon
Wy ~" " 'Aoeleo pfosocation, any real or
'ahc.eu cop'nete4n 4oian1age. The end
"so1u oe geneta4 o'8solnt1on, and lapse
into The contemplate attitude ofthe central
American republics, or the German Dpchies.
,u1--,~ --------
cnRLT.W VH e'6"' NC
The Connerheaa ranera are ,ar.a;,r+uo
notes OF thanks to oMcf,le]lsn written hr M
-. ' A4'neo1n' LIE lono"ing a1e Inc
Aee'e11' .-.... --.-
WASHINGTON. July 8, 1862
Aa3o7 aene1ai George B. Mcclellan:
am tatist1ed th1t yourself. ofaeerx and MIN
bare done best You could. All accoaots @ LAY ssy
better 1ehting YVES never done. Ten Thousand
thanks for 1t. 4. L1acoLr.
WAsuzsc7oa. Julv d 1s6s
u.,o, c-,.r,, cao-c. ;, 1f,cra,ra. r:- y.
1sms Of tie Fotomse: s1'ae' eo'n" aaa'ng
A 1houeand thanks for the re1,ef vonr .ro.a,s-
ns'ches Of Il and yesterday afternoon gave ne.
msn H. nnd fTcvs1 w5 ha u J@nsse 9eezs and
i. Lsxcor.x,
But the Little Mackerel papers take good
care to conceal the important fact that this
approval EaB based on Mc Ctelldn's oun st1ke-
z:<nt Of what he had done! Nobody ever
doubted that Generals capacity Of apolosiz-
ing for his performances, Mr.. Lincoln mt
then Taught by experience, was generous
enough to accept Nc Clellan's repre- :ent attons
as truthful But lot the subsequent evidence
show how much basis there waa for rta+ft1aa
, 1864-09-22
l(EA6S STENCIL ALpHABETS,
u M l. NdK.EC X n Cf1

1ne anly maruf9ctuEur1 IN shn Unitnd Of Bra
sSaElsty Bold 1t whelssale 4 ths Loya5T CA4
ffK1cse. Alto, the BEET or 1NDRL1sLE sTk1Cd
llnek. TzKr CKIAP. Stencil plc1 md ~ Enda O
stsne!! StocR. Iudu!rtee Of or3ers RTc11gfly -
, 1864-09-22
CHICAGO DAILY n ARK EFT

AH sdses ef Grain rtpoTs$s ~ Mss uaart<t report
1re On d b1ffs Of e skor1gs -per tustsl, u:.le.s
okhertcise sfefed- -Four Il aol2 dkIirersd u1lless
1taer7oisz tt1te1.
WEDNESDAY, EvKxI10 sttt. II, 1851.
FKEIGHTA-8RA1x FR11anTs auitt aud W.
chntEed. Iha ems nxem tnta to.d8y we5e:-To BtY.
FALo-EATk CITY sf thcago and sc1r blIIo3 with
WAent, Ut eC: p6!k3 Un1diA ana 2. C. ShefC Win
, 1864-09-22
EO8Yte.. .....-......-............. as
Ground Ho!ar. Ct
D8tiy, With EacFs. CT
DAuyt without Gacss. R5
oRK1aN Turks Island, 2 sack .....,...... ..

sERDs-Reeeived to.daY, $3.50 - Gsass 5:ed.
se,e,12:s ns F,sx seea r. 11xoTRY.pua q aaa 1G9's:
a5eo: 136 bags good It Sss3 70 b1es tittv at si,s
FIAI ExtD-fir11. Sales:3 hags prime at $aI5: u
htg1 Ro.pe a. $50; d usta at Is o.
, 1864-09-22

DRIED FRUITs.-Arr1h:s'-Nex hui. !. coming
ccrnT 4, prices rats very urn md unchAuced. Fne.
Htp4 Fku11s arr IN vsf7 ttalted demnpG and fsr
tnppy. FTtces tolerAhly nm A. present qaotatons.
-guLte
, 1864-09-22
:. A large number Of the veterans belonging
to the eth Ind. were on the trafn.


16CCJeIAu.-. ....-.' I1lE0ua1Hluss.-..... Z
A soldier writes from the Potomac that a
vote was taken In the >24th and 18th Iowa
WAS as follows:
s4th-lincoln, c46: Mcclellan, 50; Fremont, 3.
2e1h-L1ncoln, 9-8; Mcclellan, O.; Fremont, ~.
, 1864-09-22

PH1SEAs Solomon,
Lieut.. Co. ,. 17sth N. Z, Vol. INF, Sd Brig.
Sd Div. 18th L. C.
, 1864-09-22

THOA1As FOSTER, wholesale
ea91lsw Lumber, Shingle1 aud Lath. Also Sash.
Doom 2n6 Bliab9. Door aud window Frames. &C,
arsyA atrset foot 81 efseytatcenth ot Chicaso u
=. .H-Haytnf railroad track IN tho yasd. !aeiHsles
Tor th!pptDE urBugpaned- Pest once 8oxEa
, 1864-09-22

FiSH-Tm1E FrgH-Markes II almos. noml.a1
supply; with good usman6. Prices tru et present.
fes i'm snd unchsnsed. Moi sssLNfa % mcdassss
.arpy: with tex demand; :Rness ru!e steady =
M&rk ct active and unclaimed. HErElNaa-Iu small
supply, with good otmand at present Ia.ea. We
, 1864-09-22

AND uym 81 previous quot
1A..+...s..-.....-.IEe9 ~ ~
P1tsh.....---..-G. .V;e4N.Cg
Ro4ln 2 za G9....-@E,G GO
TurpentlnR........-$4@ IN
I1al. F1sx packfuE.....&c
1t1l. Hump packing ..0c
Am. Hsmp sup. p......-s..5c
an. Kemp No. 1...... Hc
An HEMP No.2 &c
NNaONe-In mcdSrnt
AnG titm 1T 4T.SE1l = 2 b
, 1864-09-22

TlsHWIEES-Recelyad today, mona: ah pped.
81 bb,s RAts eT moro inqutrJ, but marKet still heavy
saes to-day vere. 10 hh14 clty Wn*a - u II; soa
hnls NJ III -rtostrE weak At $.~7:.
fete1. Tners has been no change on prsylpul quo
fstanns We uuotb.
, 1864-09-22

The following is the vote taken On the
Terre Haute tram on Saturday: Lincoln,
227; Mcclellan, s3; Fremont /.
The following is the result offs vote taken
en- the morning express from Cincinnati on
Tuesday morning:
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

shcs NJ orce rrcpe-y suaeed r-sshtlttvs Of
Onnuin and afor afe~s in,as,es, ha and larry hrua.
ton tossc ehaos Of place. aud skreeo thai the Snosr
should give che Frosy uoxt, NJ house 10
tho mood NJ ofths u sting VI Aoe
II toss Sss by Mr. James and 30 'af as arrns
NESTS COZ thea be uaie, all term mated micarly ard
Eatsfactfy. BS ore artas il ilrther Agreed that
OF te should naest between Vse
and three Monday. iOcI ber .. VI ths s,mc house
whexe the notice ID To he 20 VI ous roferee
Darng the week VIC hsye had severe. -ommnp'cationa
from ssce two re Liverpool, Ard one q ON Manches
tor IN eaen OF which he nnsc AZ better than
DO ever his iis. IA. states he shEl be bigger
than 10 any OF his battles, and win weigh about
lisI Ab From eohurn 70 We have stated, we have 10
direct accounts, bat states mat he 10 doing gocc
10 getting himself iuoi excellent fettIe. We have
still heard OF bit little Dotting nor does sbs
exc'tt mont appear 20 incease, pa II did on The eve
OF the great ngbt between Tom ~ayers aud Heenn his
is donpiess IL great measure owing 20 the prevailing
belief thai t1e n!l Hil rot or a very general
iretbe exss, amounting aim 10 certainty, tha; tie
authorities IN Ireland w permit the fight, and this
being So peoprseeu " sAye into their heads tDat 10
bnso viii stick to the strict letter the arl,ces aud
draw wh be tho rssul: sTbis we eau hsrd'v believe
VIII ba he case, and We oonhdeBce that when
the even'fui te boin Wi, De- AZ thor posss -nd
tnat no unfair advantage !i De either sue
-8Ak Tue CuAMri ON Hfr. 8sl t1E
WoMALD ASp MInsDrS. by NJ error 10 our last II Was
stated that these men 70 sake 0ee,t OF TO each
noxt thursday, Ct Boo 1ytsre. II should have reaf
side pn fnurstsy Sept 22 and further deposit OF IS
ride OF seu 2e when c7o side would be down. They
mu. stake 80 sds rsxt Thursday and after that they
will have TO rtase .elc eide weekly ILL lee. Is.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
RI G n w Q N D.
s4 ts S~~>~~~~~>>~~>-~~~~~~~
The Lines, Unchanged Since
thes2d Instant. .-...
Off Iff -~~~~>~~~~->-~rc~~~r~~ ,1.2
BOTH ARMIES FOR TIPYING.
NE Of ii ........- I @ta4
t - ~~~~-~---~-~~--~~>->-~~~ ir9o gf.
Leo Moving Troops to Pc
~ /. fserr tersburg. ,,u,.. ,.z /,
The Enemy Strengthening on
'.st Our Left.
ANOTHER REBEL BATTERY CAPTURED,
Ni &e.. Co.. M
Wa# y, - ts f#0.@ ... ...#
ANOTHER REBEL BATTERY CAPTURED,
THEsHERALD DISPATCHES.
es THE FIFTH CORPS. HI
- I - g cect ss
Mr. l.. "A. Hend rick's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Firth Army CoRPs, Oct 8, 1854.
ALL QUIET.

ALL QUIET.
Every thing has been quiet front TO day except brisk
Interchange Of muskery between the sKrmshes and
nued activity OF troops In oryng aud strengthen
Ing their position Our line remains The yes
terday The enemy also hard At work strengthening
his works.
TIE nxxY MOVING TROOPS TOWARDS THz NIGHT.
From Of signal stations brigade Of rebel in
fsn,ry battery sf artillery squ.dron Of cavalry,
observed this mornlug mpvins TO the right This
the OF their force oppo
site extreme efs the probability Of cd A.
tempt to drive US from position II is unneces
sary TO add that commanding officers entertain no
apprehension Of inability 10 MAINTAIN their ground against
any assaulting column tho enemy Is likely TO send against
US at this point. }e
Or. Henry c. Dean Surgeon OF the One Hundred and
Forte,h New York regiment whe In the vicinity Of the
skrmsh line to-day, had bis horse shot under him. Con-
trary TO the usual practice particularly OF surgeons he
recklessy exposed himssli by going the from,
mounted. The enemy sharpshoo,ers got a glimpse or
HIM, and had they succeeded In accomplishing their pur
posefor several sent their bullets whisilna alter him
they would have ended his Of usefulness In the
army. s.i '-s's..
-a s7 tEt ouR oAsUALnsa
Our Casualties since the commencement Of the late
Rove sum Up four hundred and thirty seven killed
wounded ana missing. They are divided a. foIlows:
First division. killed eight, wounded three hundred and
one msssaa s,x. Second division, killed four wounded
sightyfour; missing twenty eight Third dv,s killed
nooN; wounded Ave; missing one. Totai-Kilsd twelve
wounded three hundred and ninety, missing thirty vs
This 10 esteemed Q small loss. considering The CALLING ne
70 which the Frat division was exposed the charge
made on the snsmy's works September 80, and the de-
perae assaults made the succeeding day the Second
division lios. - - '
Among those who died at the hospital TO day Philip
upscous belonging to she First Maryland rebel regiment
from Baltimore he was a son or Rev. Philip ripscomb
for long time pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church
Ia Baltimore. and firmly loyal Young Lipscomb
unconscious the time Of receiving his wcund
having been shot through the head. He Was buried
hHYA
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
THE TENTH C0RPs.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Cooks Despatch.
HEADoUARTERs, TxSIH ARxY CoRPs,
BWou RICHMOND, Oct. a-Aidpight.

Mr.. Thomas M Cooks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, TxSIH AMY CoaPs
BUon RICHMOND, Oct. 3-Aidpight !
RAINING.
This has been tho most Quot and most gloomy and
disaRrseabs day have psssei since our advent
into this vicinity has rained ali day. and nobody
has felt an inclination Even tho pickels have
kept buried under Their rubber poocnos, and praise.
wor,hiiy rsfrained from wasting their ammunition IN
each other.
RHHrs MOVING TROOPS TOWARDS rxrassuno.
II has been quite satisfactorily ascortsned that the
movement Of rebel troops referred 10 In my despatch
last night was towards Petersburg rather than ascund
flank The operations OF tbe Army OF the Potomac
become pressing the necessity presented
itself 10 Lee 10 return large portion c the troops he
had concentrated 10 our front To that locality. stil
there rsnaius . conviction that the rebels have not
wholly abando6ed their purpose OF making the faux
movement
ATTACK ON ouR rIcRrn.
Tonight they attacked our cavalry pickes at New
Market driving them their reserves. Our valiant
horsemen were In such haste TO get back place OF
safety that when hall q dosee muskets were nred NJ
them they did not stop 10 kscc whether they
attacked by ten or ten thousand rebels. The region
whence this n,to raid being thoroughly scented
nov BY sfcisnt bodies Of cavalry, aud there 10 any
considerable rebel viii be discovered before
great while and IN ample time.
sorBuot ron gNKRAL nRSrY.
soIders proverbialy famous for their readiness -
the matter Of ncknamea Lile Mao, Fighting Joe, Cn-
conditional surrender, and the IKE, are fair specimens
II their aptness this line Ths soldiers Of ths corps
havs chrlssencd their commander after The theatre q
the tvo cmps'gos In which be has led them.
d. b Birncy now deep Bottom Biruey," All
through the corps and by that sppsIston he n desig
uaied from bis brother. Bfisadier General VIM. Brpsy,
Who commAsds . division in the corps
nEsIrEp rRononon. du..
MAJOR Adolph Carlson warburs captain Of engineers
IN the Swedish army ssd chic OF cDgineers on the stan
OF the Tenth corps has just received promotou 70 be
susoApt colonel. This appointment has been promptly
ooaserrsl rscesnou Of thas ocsrs gallant services
10 Issdag the rscoppoisaancs made two three DAYS
since 70 The very gaes Of Richmond gaining a. the same
time most valuable topcsraphicai and mill
,ary informssion, Colonel wsrburs entered tho
service " the United stAtes on the stan Of
General Fremont during that oresrs administrators q
The western Department He has since served with sni
form soosp,ancs various parts Of The country % me
stans Of ddersus generals. BIS object 10 sn'sriss our
service was gaia experiences that would be useful 10
him in the army OF his native land. from ~hoh he has
limited leave of absence
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Tn. Friss R,r
Ihe ErAAo Nihe.
yssll AsRANai Mxsrs DsTwERN copyRN AND nAcn--


NETTING NOT vEar Lively An LONDON.
rFrom Bells iie In fAndon, sepA "a.
r.s noa deposit ror this match, making the 81 900
ss~n, wss duly yosted a. Hmey Bruntons, George aud
Ss-sn Beech street. Oar oiesn Tuesday, september
-; although consider able number OF persons we're
Yressut ansicipaOu OF arrangement being come
u choice OF place Of lghtng, they we're dvomed 70
disappointment 10 one attending Win any authority TO
szrau matters on beh df OF CCbrn. IL wn now sup
ned tbat coeurns iresas wishing matters 70 DO kcp
sacg, bt nned following ous advice, aud setting Brun
ton privately NJ our office the day but this tuppos
ycr proved as vain es the sntcpaons Of the previous
psset no ore vbstevcr putns sppearApce. We at
e.a coucadei that Joe Intended adnerng strictly 70 the
articles that The 2Ad toe day named In the articles
ased selected by bio but that day also passed not
ssy without our nearing either fron him his friends
,iI without aey sfgu from Bfunton behaif of
v.re circnm.tsncc q, witch were not lsilIe sur.
- sod. TN Friday. however, Harry Bruoton attended
s-,prse that Coburp had not communicated wmh MN on
;ns subject Hers he joined BY Nat LAnsksm, who
las nouaily represented Coburn 10 this country but
., our queson'ns Nat he said he had authority TO
Jss AID quite uch In he dark a. 70 what Joe
tcsntlous we're ourselves. Tbs increased the difn
saty OF c 20 tiou, srd wn began 10 have fears a. v
Zoe rusu, but fortunately, w Tie pck ~ Air. e,
kses. sdisor " sbe New York CivYe made bis appear
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
1hs Delawars Eieetien.

Al the iOspcclcrs slectios on Tuesday The democrats
carried S NV n T.~ass,ie county
toe se.qDaoaus had "a majority In October, 1sca.
WILrrxoror. Oct. 6-Evenne
Lush intsreet tnk cn In tbe election TO dsy. ihe
In on vote cot fan. 40 Wilmington the rspoolcsDs
eject a nspecsors and The Assessor Ioe balance ~
Newcastis county asont No have heard nothing
lom Kent aud sussex bot suppose that, ~ usual 81 shs
election, they have sous asmocrstic. aH .sa
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
NEWS From FORTRESS resReE.
Activity in the Navy-AsvsVr, OF Rcas
AGmfraI Lsran~r sr 7aN aa
kR. WILLIAM II. sriNBR's DEsPArJH.


AGmfral La ran~r- i 71# "a.
kR. WILLIAM II. sriNBR's DEsPkrJH.
FORTRESS Mcsaos, ye., Get. 4, 1894
,.aA raE news FROM TrE IRost
for the psst days rather rncaere nnsa
isactDrY. Every arrival of boa,s fion no tue Jane,
ryerroports heavy arlg eoog on, general
The fact Ia that armies cod,n1 ny .nannuvrug
and harassing the enemy; bu. General Grant zoos
cr!rgpn general enga snent witnou, DO 1n foresee
grand victory. ete .t,.t...s
WOUNDED eoIHgps. tN
This morning tho hospital transrors Tnbiats Powell
Captain JyDes, arrived from BoFmpda Eludred withF
load or wounded soldiers. Among them n Colonel &
Donohue, Of the Tbirteeuth Ns~ Hampshire Voluatscrs
gallant and aashing of or, shot IN the hip
Mhno bravsIy leading tho brgade he commanded auriu
the stoIr.Irg OF Chapins B!ui Cu.neI Dvoon-a - .
highly eicent and pabe ofccr ana his many n euds
VII pc glad 10 learn thai his wound ,bonyh viii
net prove a!ai, and only keep him away iro h.s
mand q snort time. f.a -.a. r
..asa s-.4l a4 NAVAL MArTrwe,
which for long timo past have nceD most strgnant Ii
these paIls, have recently assumed an sctise form
Yesterday aternon Witnessed tne arrival Of
irisaie towhstap, Ccnmander wm. Ronket iori, rom
Cape bsyten having on board Rear L d.
40 cft ftsheriy iter board or The msil stssnsr
Ade'aidc or baltimore whence no viii go Wsshingtou
ihsncs 10 Pnlsdsph,s TO rs,cve acting Rear Admlra
sfibhag lieateuaDt ConmaUder J"bn y. Upela,. asa
miauuins lie igute Miauosota. nas bees do.
tanned from Ihis ssei aud ass.as OIL 70 commsud the
rsst bockader 4. D. Vance !apSfsiy captured ny ths
prsseht commanding tho Mngssots sa,.fs fs4 ffa Z u1
lhe gate sabirc CVn,nahder Iowrie s expected 20
arrive bore at any rnomeot ws ths steam ,gsie
Coo ado GoGfn dore Thatcher which " expected 10 W
,AdDifal FArrasuts haashp d.. scCiciisu, Surgeon
I. :. NJ Arrived here yesterday and avail iDs the
rival OF tho Colorado q which no n surgeonin cbis
1ht Cniled Stales Iron clad Atlanta, Isusepaut hog
J. woodward csmusnaiur left the Gosp rt kavy YAsd
lew days ago Thoroughly repaired and u pPeseut sta
TONED Oh Nswports News, awaiting dsss 70 prScsed To-
Ser. n .ns ..t .t 4ln-. .@4Es ,Ea.u r aI II
The gu1boat CRUSADER Lieutenant Peter HAYES. also
underwent eeMpiete ovcrh&uirg NJ iorismouth, and
Loft for the Ioik river en4 e l. Ht rA
The icio2,ss list of The officers Of the United Stsss
steamer Crusader 4ts.s. s r.
ArinJ Volume, LLmerant tConmandn9-Petcr Hay
AtainJ AGx,r-Charles HaI.et.
5cs ~ -saAani sHrteosb-- Robert Whedon.
AeinG Aa,s ,nt Pc mas.er-hepry .,tay yesant.
Acihg Enrpns-Henry Taylor, William. W. Leonard,
George kendall ~ er4 @@ts@f
er,-actins nrst assistant Cornelius Carr scs.
ing secspd Assisisn llanl y Anarows acting third
assstatis, ~ashihgtan baroe, Caaries dowe.
fGot-Heury Luck isss = h
Cdpa,n's Cietk--G. Fred. Esndsr. .at ri Is
f'uSg1s,erS Csra-Ihcmas II Mcbride.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
THE EIGHTEENTH CoRrs.
Mr.. John a. Brady's Despatch.
Hglpor4srrRs. EiGHrrSSrH ARMY CoRrs,
In Iur Firth Oct & 1854

In me FIEtp, Oct Z, 1854. J
rvsryhins stl remains quist along our lines here.
rHI Rrrsrs Az WORK.
rho rebels basiiy engaged In an attempt 70
strengthen their works. aud seem 70 be In great hurry
about ~
clrruRu.
number of men from q North Carolina regiment cfsp'
down on our let ysseidy with the object of oassns
the picrcss Of tho secoad coored cavalry. lhs 'aos
was turned them aod .hey forced to surrender 'oen
a va. by a mapuuyts q col Cove Capt Dearborn, In.
soec,or General os the co, ps chased rebe stat oc
acme distance but hs horse falling. the lsicr suocecueo
In escaping
Z -gs~as rrDFr FfAds.
sr'.uunbev OF rebel 0sss csrtured by this corps nas
rsady REACHED plre. Ibay I'D not all ctme " 2" W
as Two or tnree dsys as tney we're ksss D laer up
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
4

D's one nag vas Captured by Corporal Thompson Mur-
poI' " 9'e oee Hundred end F.iy.eignsb New York
Vo'an'sers who fret mar On tLe IsbsI redopbt
Gen. Boiler seutfor this eaant poa ,onsd ocer
and win no doubt adequately rsSad him fos An
gaiiant-y.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
yncan nna .h,pe.

The Calls tia ana ,biua malls hld reached suey 4.
FL ee & CALcU- IA. A1guat 30, 1894.
ShiriinEs sud twist qnloi Exchange ~ ls.d. me
Bank OF has raised Of discount per c.nt
( 4.l sN s 9f' C.SIoN, Augrstl2, 1864.
Tea advancing Exchange Is 9Jsc. ...rr
Shan sAs, Augnst 6, 1874
Tea active ard adyincns ri, hos prices demanded
for SIX exchange 6s. 4! ID Ere,ghss unchsa.rd
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Race Between R.~eBue Caters.

y
There wac trial OF speed to-day from Boston 70 Car
Ann and return between tie steam rovenus catter.
yabonug, of PORTLAND aud kaowanee, Of ssinn'e Tue
AsbOpna made the best time
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

x,svx prsAsrws Tho schooner Edward, rom oos'o.
for belfast, was run into last c'snt loct on n~''s
Pou. by the schooner torpedo, " aeEe'y' s'a 1''
crsv savsi BY Ino rOrseaO and andst = i'oOosaS
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Arrest or sbe United states Marshal OF
San Franetscs.

- !. !. "a FkANHous thL, UCt ., I5VA
me United sstes Marshs wss arrested to-day on lhs
charge Of 'orsns legal s.adsr n2!s. o. New York 30
w bs fsni Es.t b. ths mall sssksf Godss Ago, which
sailed hh Iisfi6Sn whh Two hundred and sh'rsy -four
passengers and 9, ,aai ss4 y esIlSn: III t t.s si.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
TIE PRESS DEspkTc cREs.
Mr.. w, D. necr.g",'- Bssp2,ea.

a4 iEApaUARyFas, ANY or ia ,,nAsl
Oc,. 4. 'sb4 I
The utmost quiet has Prevailed In front o. Petersburg
since sunday.
In pSssns over the ground whero tho second DIVISION
OF the Ninth corps met wfih the reverse ssturd
our dead rouod entirey s.rppeo cf eo,LDg, and
txo or thrse q the bodies were hort,by mu' la,ed
Several msn had evidently been murdered cficr being
wounded, ard ooe body presented spectacle horrible
cyeL TO DO dascfIL ed.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
A ssrangs Case,

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COLD, fLEAbs GUILTY, AND rs ACQUITTED.
:. From the Cipeinnati GAzsste, OcL ~ asf
mo most remarkable case Of thefS We ever beard ~,
ana one which xe presume hss no parallel 20
our Police Court lie snguarity and ccmploxlty, Soas.
ther with .bs the release OF
the hier sflsr be had admitted hn sns prompt " 70
xboos ,wo months seo negro psmed Iou, ssras,ou.
IN company with friend aso coorsd entered the bank.
ING house Of Gilmore Dunlap Co. w.h bag eocs.,u:
70 the order d StrattoB. He. however wae u0abie 10
write biz name, and agreed that tns money shouid
The way having been 90 sadly neglected as ,bss q
the owner Of the scld
fsv days ago one VIM Allen appeared II the Mayors
qle4 and caused warrant % Dc ssusa 'or me Mrest o.
ssnd dollars IA soId, the property o. John o. Barrett
This brought the case before Judge wsen, and N lpe
jssIpQuy Aassa Rsfers the Police c0uI! !as following
''is ssss s's s Eies eesiss oses s.a be-. .e,s
resident OF Louisville, and WIS tho owner Of slave
named Louis suaton, who some mouths ~ robbed ne
master OF his gold and OF hts servant a. tbe same tms
and came 70 this city. search continued fo< some
months failed discover the money but tho persistent
efforts OF Barrett npay uncarthed blm here.
Uppu being made aware or the charge upon vnion ne
had been arrested, through the advice Of nnAorney,
sratton pIeHded guilty taking tho money oui set ny
the defence that he had been guilty o. no crime. sMse
who IN Kentucky steals his maaters properly ~ not
doomed gully OF larceny He had committed 30 ocncc
against che laws Of Ohio, AID vac chsrgcd WIN none
The repeal Of the Fugitive Save Law prevented ns eurn
his under s provsons and areqnis'tien rom
Governor Bramles could uos rsschnlm ior tue reason
'sS fSs sisss.iou took psc. on ar.y ss,
Of the peculiarly oi the continued uuh yes
terday tor decision at which time called up AID
dismissed Stratton richer through his running away
by about six thousand dollars 10 greencscxs ~ The pres
ept rates OF kold ana his fs0don, which combued v
property used may eventually rsnder him An sxcsllent
citizen and IN part bs payment for the years o unrs
Quilted sei be has been oOmpsusa % Undergo. ie
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Ths fortress Monroe Dcspa ton.

ToNEHaSb S'"sHUEt OCts >, I5UH
The hoseitsi steamer from Point OF ~
rsvsi bore With wounded soldiers tho Army tho
James che General Terr assaul,s snd
G. ptred rebel battery tho Nsw Marge. road.