davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-09

ETA new army word has been coined. It
is '*scynglc-'' The word has any meaning
any one chooses to attach to IT, has not only
q variety, but contrariety Of meanings. It
is synonymous with 'tgobb1e' and with
"ekedsddle," is used for any other word and
for want of any other word. Tofully define
it world require the thtrty-nine volumes
the German savaat gaTe to q discussion Of
Greek particles.
, 1864-06-09

y At Washington lately, soldier, in at
tempting to escape from = patrol, dodged iu
to restaurant, and hid in large bog used
fer steeming oysters. The lid closed with a
spring-locR, :nd soon steam sas turned on,
and the would-be deserter begun to wish he
hadn't lodged the patrol He kicked and
yelled until the colored cooks and attendants
concluded Satan had entered into the steam
er, and when they lifted up the lid. the fel-
low, thoroughly steamed, made speedy es-
, 1864-06-09

E = hearing In the case Of the murderer
Green tot Waldon Bank notoriety) was tried
in Boston On Thursday before the Executive
Council Committee on Pardons, in which
Mr. Werden Phillips strongly advocated
plea that Green shonld be placed in an insane
asylum instead Of being hung. The commit
tee reserved their decision.
, 1864-06-09

Business was not active. The stock hand il very
limited. Tho reeefRta By the River hare bean sus~
pended for some days past.
CBUnK-ThtFe Il no atock 70 opersse on at present,
but tho market Arm Ealea 100 bbs, for express,
IS packexes incnded IS bh1s do at So sales 4st
bbis K81awhn o to be delivered during tbs pfeae1s
month 1t SEC, whe &c via refused Tor In bbts IN
hutA
R1YxXp-Dcalers mantfest no disposition 10 ops
rate 1T prese4t. The stock hand Is not large, But
9odefb are TerJ n1m In their views There is large
difference between The Offering and the Asking fx-
ures. One thing 10 yeEY certaln: one OF the parties
will haye to rive way before operations can be made
Ths principal de1n8 I'd WA tor bonded 0la. In Tho
4beence ct ale8 We omit dKUree.
BE4zoLE IVES nf1n, with i moderate demand. Sales
100 bbls At 25o for deedo1ized.
, 1864-06-09

[Fron the Bostsn Ccmnsrclal Bulletin. Jnnt 4th.l
Heavy standard Appleton, Atlantic and Amoskeag
sheetinga have AdyauceA to stc nett cash, snd ara
1ely arm at that price Pocaesots IKE Bunker Hills
36hc; P<pterell IT, 400 do b, EXC. Extra width
And Ahe bltaet cd cu1ts xIe Yerg scarce nud In do
maEd, We aaote Feepereu 1915 quick ~ $l15 Bates
and Wamsutss 43s -1Hc sot ora SIS, 9G& ;do s55 49,
Brown drills uors,nay Soc: though there none
In Tho market. aad. like maay other styles Of testra
bio cotton goods, aold at salue. to arrive Corset
}eaos are xarted at Da:of for common to ne: Frank
ratea tateiv cuft8ls.
The market for prints IL very huoyAnt and arm nt
about last vseks prices. s.octs are sel1 close up.
and with te present scarcity and high price Of print
CLOTH, (21c tor 641H WHICH latter shofds srsin
for ptio1ers any Increased activity must n4ceAsarlly
rapid1 c1eane ant 1t very mil rates lid ihs market
~ fall st3ies which must be psoduced At
cedsntedly hlsh prtc,s; &c auese new Asrslnaoka
1rer for fareles. and 27e for sod colars; Anerl.
cans 1t 75c: Dunue' and Alleas At 23H@5c, the
side ute for ptnkB and pNrples. Gil SELL
tnE a1 Sc for Hsmpdrn. sc foE Glasgow. and &c for
8eA3ce at the aaEue r1!ce.
, 1864-06-09

#-1t Is not true, as reported, that sena-
tor B. Gratx Brown, Of Missouri, whose
name was at the head Of the first call TOT the
Cleveland Convention, was absent from the
convention On account Of sickness. He was
in his seat in the Senate, On Monday and
Tuesday, in most excellant health, DR..
Cheever, Of New York, whose name headed
the signatures Of another Of the calls. was
also in Washington on Monday. The rsason
Of his absence from the convention is said to
have been *'pressing engagaments'' else
where.
, 1864-06-09

~ Rebel pIckets SAY that during shcrl-
dams great raid Fatzhugh Lee thought he
had completely cut off his retreat, and sent
word for JEFF: Davis and Gen Bragg to ride
cut and witness the sport Of capturing the
9ankees. Mr.. Davis, accompanied by Gen.
Bragg, did ride out. Wbsn he arrived. the
9Th New York and 18th Pennsylvania, of
Devin's brigade, Torbett's division, wers
driving the rebels from Meadow Bridge.
TheE came to see how fast The Yankees could
run. and behold, their own Virginians were
too f1eet-footed; for the Yankees pursued
them hard, but could not overtake them,
, 1864-06-09
DR.. EA8TERLY,1 FEVER AND AGUR
KILLER

This celebrated and infallib1s remedy y warranted
to cure Agu. and Fever, Du NIB ARue. Chils aud Ee-
vez. Intcrmltteht an1 Ksuirsent Fevers an1 II Il
fai!a the none! Will be Eetu1ned to the puFrnassr.
Millions Of bottles have oesn sod, and 1t was paye
known to ia,i when used - directed.
EE- Price 41.2s pr Bottle.
l0H1s. Mo.
F1- Sold at pr. z. EAsTBRLY d co 9 Family
III dclns Htore M, 70 Asdlson eireat, tho PoaE
Office, Lh1rak0, Ill.
, 1864-06-09

I A Newbern, {N. CO. paper of the 2sth,
says cotton is being grown quite extensively
in that vicinity, and looks finely. Probably
larger quantities Of turpentine will be raised
within our lines this season than ever before,
A number Of ste: N mills have besn put In
operation, and large supply Of hard pine
lumber is thus finding Its way into Northern
markets, and putting money into the pockets
Of "Northern mudeills." Newbern is one
vast flower bed 1t tha present time. The air
is filed with the perfume ofa Thousand DIFF
fercot varieties Of flowers, prominent among
which are the roses.
, 1864-06-09

feAt7ade: but tte mari IL ye1y likely 70 o3sn up
or !eIy limited Fo~ks of res1y iee -oods.
ann 'essaeI ma; fet = nst = dartag tae between
seaeop rffloc TAT tr dull, aud With oency - nc.
tnmutaalon OF stocEs. pflccs ot nearly a.i dsscr17
toEs hase eased or = shade. We auote:
H. nlcck sole OF thf yarlonH cr1cfE II 4e11inr at
fsngs ct s:Hs:c The out tde n1use ofmtde wel:hts;
"a 1nqa ~ a. !es somao2 sna :Sa3e for crop.
9uiel ct @a4se Tor b. .nsoe.. ana 4@ssss Tor osE.
flE@i.io, fox light aud heaTJ; cafrfed DO SiGn -
Comm e1ritII EuItkia JHne ~S
, 1864-06-09
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
WXDHHspAY EyXYna. !

WIbEfsbAY ETX3Nd, Juno 8, 1854.
BEEF CATfLE-The receipts OF Beef Cattle Il all
the yarda arc little over 600 head. The ente,ei
ssles amount to SIT head. At @alsHes7-37H, p.luet
pa1y At xsIs@6.75 psr 100 ns. Although 1he supply
has been very lImiled, atTordlng but little oppor.
sunI,J Of estimating the reGl tone Of tho yet
It Is very clear both om the faw salea made, and lbs
general feeling expressed BY bpyers that tho dccua
In Albany last nesk. and the still CREST
CT decuns In New York this week, has
produced corresponding depzession In this market
We note decline On tho current ratas Of Saturday
shipping ETates Of s9c 100 3. wh,lst on common
cattle the market il extremely dull and still greater
reduction IL claimed. It l. clear that, with anything
descending scale. proyeFs and country agents arc.
however, doing their best 10 keep stock back, and
should they sucoeed this teudesey may be somevhat
&rYNHt&d
, 1864-06-09
CHICAGO DRY GOODS nARKIT.


FEpsKspAT, EVENING. Ju1e 2. 1861.
The sdvance In gold and eo:ton during th3 pas:
week has reI deEed tta Dry Goods Market unusually
buo5aot, and NC have to note a n. her alyarce in
the price Of nearly all kinds Of goods made from COT
ton. He have this week adv snced ou1 auotahons On
Blown sAeetinsssc Fer sard-ssa1dards now selling
here at 4scs hut ths il still &c below the Eew York
prtces, tho latest Quotatlon from that market being
&C. Dc LANES are steady at s0@51c. Ginghams ase
also steaey and dsm at H@1c. Prints hAvs advanced
fully 10 PEI yzrd. Dehnism are aye hIsher: and
T1cka the: sama. co:ses Jeans are suotsd - above
last weeks prices, and Brown Drills sa3Kc hixhe<.
Trade continues bria3, and our wholesale dealers
are making every edozt,to keep prices below sho.e
Of KRstsrn markets, aud thus prevent dealers from
going to New Tcrk to purchase
The following ere the closing quotations:
, 1864-06-09

At Henry, lawrence received 1876 votes; at
Whitfield Is; at Saratoga 50. There was no
oppoaition In either Of these towns. In
twenty-five towns oflasallc county the vote
stands: Lawrence, l,45a: Arlington, IA.
The majority In the county for Lawrence win
be about l900
, 1864-06-09

NEAR HArcHHRs, Va, Jnns 5, 1854.
Ydftcra chfrsrn 1,rihnnr.
hara1s;4b sand ~ -. o.e.,.,,.. or,:r
,iH ~ osLu yue ~ IA Alst VI h14ee,
Eo4noea ano missing during the engagement
OF Saturday morning. Ihd Wouads have
been very severe-many Of them requiring
-au,putations which have all been performed
and freeeed hy ruyself and 7 nm niessed to
snT thai iii are doinV Heil hnva inst sart
= .I, ~ a,rh,1arns5. VIII, tha ,reysS son. ~.
es =. - pa.D4 ~ -. VIZ sne "ouao19 On
u9Axu, ~ Io!nt " Aoehs, "aefo taey WILL Do
takeh 70 Fortress Monroe
The action Of yesterday vas sharp one.
The Soth were on picket duty, supported on
the left by the It'll Connecticut, and on the
ripbt bv the 11th Maine. Whcn the rehe1s
Ss-s,aJ +ha ~ T,cnaat9o,+ ~, =. -. LG a
~ ~ 80 ,,, ~ oack IN con-
ius!on: s1o 9aa HoL inl{, ano 1ae renets par
talay nanked tho 5pth Illinois, but were I'M
nedtately driven back. We still hold our po-
sstlen, but q terrible battle is c4pectod every
hour. e~''
Grant ia within ava rr,,ea ~ p,,h,,o,a
nsaa-t... ~ 1a-..a 1.-,tn-e ~ y. : ~
DesGts @ = p . :. tatko nalnpess ~ coming IN,
ano II !. staN9 taas oae-aa1 o. Inc iofee op.
poE1nE ns under beaufegard) would desert
If 1t were not for the watch kept over them.
Two rebels came in YESTERDAY. one of whom
, 1864-06-09

1t haslcnz been the study OF physicians aod chem
tsy to invent medicine which would aRu71 speedy
relief 70 these suffering PAIN Many valuable rem
eoe8 have been discovered. but TIE oss pee.tct
ttott ever o1Rc yereh Tor Khta purpose u D. EAST
ERLY1 PAIN EiLLEt-
It b Used inter- ally and externally. and VII cure
cole, cramps or spasms d,sentery. Of bowe! con:
Coke hC sflngs, palns tins baCk Au4 cholera.
cholera mcfhus, ant, In fact Nlefoger It II a2plldd.
PAIN CANNOT EXf5f-
MtlioEs OF bottles h1Te been sold. and tnets haa
been bnt vc4ce rom those VINO hA!e u3sd r. k2J.
ipg, "DR. EASTARLY, YOUR fAlN AALER ID
G(N,p -.
u Price 20 cents per Hots!e,
Mo. .n,,,v p,,x.,
store 70 Nad,son feet, nsar the Ppat Uticc. Chicago
, 1864-06-09
DR.. EAATKRLY,S DIARRAEA
SYRUP

This IL tafe, PLEASANT aad In alnbe cure for DsrE-
hea. pyaenteTys Cholera Norbus. Cholera Inta1tuaI~
lohc Phin- or Vino II tho Stomach Or bo1tla.
Cramps OF ssssms, Gstung and crying Of insaas I'd
!en wa+n teetb!ns D. k.steflys I:.1Ehea syrnn haa
been In general use for the l11t tsn Yeaf4. Millions
Of bottles hare bean soid, and all who have uled II
pronounce It tbs very best medicine tney ever used
~ f1lce 20 ctnt7 pEF Battle
q Prepared only by DIX. E. EAsTERLY. ST. Louis
ST Sold 1t rR. EAsTRRLY t CO.'S Family
AedIcine stose 20 Madson street, near tne Poas o.
, 1864-06-09

HoG@The receipts dur lag the dsy fall lltta short
Of 0eo hogs, tho whole OF which hare been sold at
fun prices The entered saes 2ess head At
ss1aGsoc, but mostly at s7.ss877 2 10 ~. win
active dem and In New York and oehtr p,inctu.t
mslketr, competition here Is ~ active It we'll can
he, snd prices nr1n and buoyAnt. Tbs day has bean
warn and pleasant, 10 that the 1eceip wsse dilpos-
ed ot Ut Ii early hour. and hAve been again feshln-
ped 70 thtir destination.
, 1864-06-09

tFfbm the n. 7. WHIPPING LtBt. Io1o ], 18E.f
CorTxE-Brs=il eomes forward freely, and the stock
II large, but there is particuer pressure 10 s7
and we have OF varied our notatona. bnt Il ust b.
IeM a1ked that they aEo tof the most part ninal,
there being few or buyers at presfhs. All pkhes
deeeripnoRs remain extremely dnll, and Ialnes pre
rather uns.ttled The ssltB include 500 bags Rio, pr
Caspar Wild. before arrival. 1l3 bags and Is bra
.nielior DO. go bats Lnguayra. in hond, aud si7
staint saTa: al on terns not nsde puble.
tfCm ofe1Ro
CpaAtNfse Ports ,,,........ -. ak;
, 1864-06-09

.FASH-Wn1rf F1su-Thera Il no improves: ent In
the s1au and inads 4nate supply. Jebbcss beln; "a
front. ere eonre1led IN seiEdefsnse, to adopt tha
same rne With thelr cuate mers Previous Quotations
small Y deme1d aa We aote decline q a;s e o.l ea
n Eetivs de1uard. Market hrn and unchanged.
GoDEisu In limited supply and moderate demsnd.
fsir densna and nsn. 1t previous Quotations PIcE-
LID Gtocks are !cy low and the market Is In 1lcht
Market ana OF 20 there ID very little II anY to BE-
obaintd Holdesn are In some Instances asking his1-
demand. theFa La no f1snnhfinu eytnred hY fn
, 1864-06-09

[From our Regular Correspondent
BALTIMORE, June 8. 1854.
ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES.
Delegates begin to come in more freely,
bzt the great majority viii not get here be.
fore this afternoon.
PENNSYLVANIA WANTS TO CONTROL
Pennsylvania ia very an1ious to control
fhe action Of the Convention to a. great an
extent IS possible, brt Till be opposed by
Ohio and New York and other States. I'LL
nois wants nothing, and does not desire to
take any actlTe part in the organization, but
on the platform willno doubt be unit.
TEE MISSOURI DELEGATIONS,
The most delicate question before the Con.
vest1on is the admission of one or the other
let Of delegates from Missouri. The Radical
delegates claim thst they have the orcanixa-
ton and are right on the great questions Of
the day: The other set Say that the Radicals
have denounced the Administration, the
olutions In favor Of the one term principle.
The Radicals positively refuse TO accept
seats II the Others are admitted; but they
Say they are willing to abide by the action Of
the Convention, If admitted to the floor.
Tins "a the case now stands, see no way to
se1ts 1t f5sePt By the Of one the
For my part do not see bon the Convention
can hesitate q moment In preventing the
Blair faction from participating in It's coun-
ellis The latter telegraphed to Washington
yesterday for help.
TIE PLATFORM.
learn but little as yet about the platform.
Probably today will deter1eino what It, form
and substance will be.
PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES RETURNING.
Yesterday afternoon nine skeleton resi.
ments Of the Pennsylvania Reserves passed
through here on their way home. They
Tere escorted past Gen. Lew Wallace's
headquarters BY m Ohio regiment as guard
Of honor. The men looked considerably !
used up. both IS regards physique and uni j
form. The nine regiments mustered but be-
tween ten and eleven hundred men, but they
had left nearly two full regiments, which had
re-enltsted, behind, and also large number
Of sick andwounded in hospitals. The Aags
ofthe various regiments were tattered aud
Weatber-stained to a remarkable degree I
conversed with some Of the men, and thsy
declared that the seven days fighting under
Mcclellan before Richmond bore no compar-
ison In fury and the extent Of the slaughter
on both sides, to that which they had Just
experienced In the campaign under Gen.
Grant They fought By day moved of at
night to take other positions, and that too
stter often iasi9E been engaged in fighting
rebels which took place often In the dead of
night: They left the White House on We'd
uesday evening last F.
LIST OF DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE oosE-
yKNTIoN.
The following is list Of delegates to the
Baltimore Conrention. It is complete With
the exception of Ohio and one or two States
in which delegates are elected By the action
# hist rir* Convention.
, 1864-06-09
G1ifaqo Wribnyye.
mH. LINCOLN 1ENoM1NATRD.

MH. LIN COLIN NEKOM1NATED.
The nomtDation Of Mr.. Lincoln, by the Ma
tional or Union party, is the expression OF
the substantially unanimous voice Of the en-
tire people OF the United States, 80 far as
theE favor the preservation OF the Union and
the suppression OF tue rebellion. Rebels
will regret It. Traitors will ridicule it. Cop
perheads will oppose. The people will sns-
tain It.
The Conventions at which the six hundred
delegates. representing the people Of every
congressional district In the loyal States
were elected, were open to the Toioe and
votes of all loyal citizens. AL were invited
TO participate, sare those who were false to
the Government in the hour Of it's peril.
To charge that convention thus
elected and pledged BY its constitu-
ueucies in advance to nominate Nr. Lincoln,
is packed and bought by the Presidential
patronage, Is to charge that the whole loyal
masses Of the country can be bribed- The
Islander betrsys such 4 Wnnt Of filth in all
mankind as Ecoundrels only could poseess.
It is impossible not to see in this unanimous
nomination, by exclamation, Of Mr. Lincoln
the hearty expression Of the universal conf
dence Of all Unionists in the general pu1-
pose, tenor and policy Of his nomination.
It does not imply thxt Mr.. Lincoln, or his
Administration, Is exempt from imPcrfee-
tions, or is not open to crltf-
clsm. Il docs not imply that
Mr.. Lincoln, or his subordiAatss,
may not in exceptional instances have CON-
mitted acts which were questionable, or
even unwise. But 1t does show that the gen.
eral cou1se Of the Administration upon es-
scntial points has been sound, wise ana pop
ular; that the great heart of the people and
the heart Of Mr. Lincoln beat responsive to
each other. The people respect indeed his
sagaclty, his caution, his drmnsss, his cour.
age, Ills persistency, his democratic nature;
but they have n warmer regard for his lnteg-
rity of purpose. They know his purity.
They love Ills honesty.
He went in four years ago ns "honcst
Abe" Those year, Of the most fiery ordeal
have tested him, developing admirable and
great qualities then unknown; but agnin the
people, from Maine to New Mexico-exclud.
ing only the rebels and their adherents-
meet to decide tor whom they will cast their
votes. He who before was nominated al
most Unexpectedly and after many ballot
jngs, and over a powerful opposition, Is now
choecn By one unanimous ehpzt OF acclaim.
Honest Abe Lincoln is the peoples man.
, 1864-06-09

GRANTS oPefatlon8. It says:
It is time for us all to cease speculations
"a to Grants movements and attend to the
thought he was retfeating, and retreating
whea ne thought he WAS Offering aght he
has been advancing when he Was whipped,
and heading mp stream whea he had every
reason to hurry down. He has gono by the
rule OF military contrarinees, and has always
dis appointed "a whenever we supposed that
himself. Va suppose that be tas come to
the dnal fight at last; though, warned by
experience, we express the opinion With b.
coming doubt.
, 1864-06-09

III VVRNSs q N III ""
DR.. 6ANDRkS' 1HEPK MINUTK sALVE.
This celebrated and inA]llbe preparation will etc
tuh'ly permanently reno and cnfc COrrs Watt,
Golea sna 1oothxcne In non THREE to TEN Mn
UTES- 1t viii gre instant Fa1ler TO shose suffering
the Icfnffattnx and toEmeLtlnR pains from C0RN6
and TUQTHAIAE.
- Price 50 eests per Bottle. -
II Prepared only by LR- Z. EASTRRLY CO.,
St: tcS,s: . ao, .; M p,arpp,v RI - r.arv
Medicine Store. - Madaou atEest, the Post Of
fet, Chlcaso, Ill.
, 1864-06-09

Forctxn Exports At Chicago.
Tbs foreign exports from Chicago iorthe The month
efM1y, Aeceidlns TO tbs Custsn HouAe raturns.
amount 10 tH,slo. Of (which 100 WIS in Amercan
vessels. and s7o7.4'z In foreign vessels.
, 1864-06-09

Flour and Grain in store In Chicago.
Tie amount OF Flour ana Grain in store i1at Batus.
day, which l. also compared with the report Of the
weak previous, and with that Of tho same date In
, 1864-06-09

Arrtvn1 of Delegates
Wants to Coutr0l-The Missouri DEL.
cEAgfonB-Thc Piatform-PcnnSYlV
mia Reserves Returning.
, 1864-06-09

LD!5REIKecE!!t4 t5-day, 55H bEls: shipPcd to-
Snisu Is day vera: n1rE WINTER WTStr KrTr.a
II: b. il Brilliant" rnoce ST. Lonis at 10 *. Id hrs
SO: 1oo bfis "retsrson Tooda % At III hts
:iron Mountain. IT $8sa: 50 br1s~T P.F. n"at t
10 hris :. Rnnthern Diin1faI rhn,cn 4nr;nr -.
- AZ s7g6: In n III rscns 1ps,ns Es, G1t at
s7s: no bT!s ICED II Fas 1t s7sa; 100 6rl5 "p,css
~ u ss,.3 ~ p1n = IL Il e e. aT ~ PTS
@ * a. 1n Ia ~ oEs -
- "a ~ 81 sose' =! r. Snn u
ssn - az a. 10 II. 1e1a: ~ nr!s ~
sta IN M. 4 n A. ia h,s a.
Il a. 3co hi rsrvrond 81 "a 90 sess :s1v
, 1864-06-09
LIST OF DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE OF
yENTION.

The following is list Of delegates to the
Baltimore Convention. It is complete with
the exception of Ohio and one or two Statcs
in which delegates are elected By the action
, 1864-06-09
TOTAL. i
i

SaTs e. una !es. s91
there being more tore yesterday consequent upon i
nsW ~ phase which he tariff question aas assn ned.
q s5 ier IsFer and ts.se fer Bunch. ea.h. a1i2H
g ssnt % 50 hsl. cu!rants l9*c; I9o nxs Figs, Sc
mall 70. French Fnms: 1ske: q, N,eo6 Dalama Red
Ftne Apples, sA@16 *o:a St Baxts do, S N@7: ioo0
casss Cakton Ginger sad SO bags African Fea xuts
On terms nos made puoAe. Domestic Dried Fruits
are scarce ard tr. Apples ara higher; 2so hrls sold
et!I9Ee r. cs;n !a1, AZ aqos,en, aT ~ F.lsIae
{e0; LEO % gcrrcnto Oranges. 41ENk?5Q; 2,7S bT9
Mesttns Oranges, $slss5.io; ana Lao 40 Lemons,
$S-2s4i %, aash. -
Im1e Of Eaistns from Jan 1st to May 31st, 1854:
From Forsfsz Ports. .b1s, frafls. DC. .i3s J11
f0QSf
, 1864-06-09

FKMALE ECoArLA1NT9-In1 many adecttsns peeu-
liar to feua!ss, esps ctA1y when arriving 1t masur,
or st the "ehsnge Of hte" the Alternative u unsue
passed by my othsr remedy. In choloros:s CT Re
senticn I.rsEulsrtty aud LeucosrhnA. tho bsst re-
sults have always followed It's adniulstrat9o.
, 1864-06-09

sUdAR-Tte business Ia raw eince our last has s7atn
nsrE Iesy sm.il. snd though holden. for the nost
tbst wc can scarcely be said 10 have market, md
1pGssslons AZ therfore rather nomm9l shsse being
ntrnApe eYtn let8 tpctnAtlcn TO sell than to hnY
e fIed tsnscf1re, bnt prices are supported: 1366
~ 9ed hIo9sht 2tH cees The asies *
Ssseh); 80 Porto Kee, 1f6alsH q choice New Or
& Ssdss ~ an9 b1s Harms 4mos p suction
1!H@17K cents, cxeh. tbs Government Contract In.
go brla Brown 1t $s1a aud 80 do crushed
, 1864-06-09

tho rebels and the attacks Of the Cppper-
heads have made him peculiarly the repre-
sentative man Of the Union cause. Whit the
people mean, therefore, is 10 express in the
most emphatic way, that st they intesd }lq1s
<'tut on This line" against rebels 1t the South
and Copperhcads at the North, il il Aakes the
74ea .fonr years. We give both rebels and
Copperheads fair notice that We fight to win,
and intend to whip them first and Inst, and
al tho time.
Once mora, therefore, re t1iumphantly and
hopefully unfnrl to the breeze the standard
Of the Union, with Abraham Lincoln, Of I'LL
pois as the standard bearer. God bless our
Honest Old Abe, and grant him victory owe.
all the Unions foes, whether military or po-
liticai. to the end that the coming four years
Of his administration may be over Union
wholly free, Reunited and peaceful
TEE ooNscn1PT!eN LAW a FAIL
The conscription law must be set down "a
j failure. The three hundred dollar clause
completely nullifcs and destroys its ef5cien-
cs. As it stands, 1t is simply An act to take
mems pocket books, instead of the men
themselves. 1t contains forty or atty elabo-
rately drawn sections providing for all the
machinery necessary for proc1rjnr men hx
draft. and when nil this II donr md boa+ ~
provost 1marsha1s. assistants. c1erks enro11tr,r
officers, surgeons and examiners are apnoint-
cd and set to work ut heayy expense. a aec-
ton is inserted which completely oyerthrows
the intention Of the act. After all the troub-
1e of enrolling, drafting and examining, the
whole work is turned into farce by telling
the consc1ipts that II they hive a few green.
backs they can commute and stay 1t home!
This draft humbug is being tried in Ohio
to make good deficit of 90. men Tn
Cincinnati 5000 mon have been eonscripted
and nll but sixteen have escaped through tha
three hundred dollar hole. Such is the pro-
duct Of the d1ntt in the leading city Of the
State. We arc informed that in the
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