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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

The Journal Of Commerce repeats the often
exposed falschood that tho Democratic party
"ganed two thousand votes" at tho late elec-
ton in Maine. TIE Journal once bad the
since it became mere tender to the reckless
Worid, IL seems TO have lost all regard for truth.
The Democratic vote in Maine in 1863, was
1929, last month it Was 81. 476--showing an
actual loss of 1851. This is the truth. Any
statement that the Democratic strength was
more in Maine last month than it was last year
is untrue, and the authors thereof are guilty OF
forgery. From The Horid we expect nothing bet
ter; but there ore Democratic papers not quite
30 shameleSa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

There is q yindictive answer to Indiana brew.
ing in the breasts Of the Democratic National
managers in this city. II was whispered ye5ter-
day among the gloomy, that tbs agent Of che
Rothschilds and the unknown owners OF Thu
World thought Of taking measures 10 force Pen.
dleton off the ticket Excellent homicidally
considered. and sncidally also. Butno amount
Of limitations Of the melodrams Of Jonah and tho
whale can allay this Republican storm which
Is wrecking sham Democracy AID drowning
SlaYerr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Dueincss Notices.

VALUABLE MD COSyESIgSr.-" BAowas
EaosoaAL IAocrEs" widely sneWn - an s4nirAh'o
reu.ly ir Bron, hll, Hsansaea. Coush'. md shsI
troubles Of the Tio1i I'D Lun-~ They ~, q ~s' rirs
fof tho 2srgo.. sr With hey dsnd. willie 'heJ ~
Usually sal pls,an'y eAeae.oe' hey contain 20 s"'''
ns-easuis bg. ray all tiaes be 1'sd Win r"'f -
..,.,,. tBossa Records.
BRowyLyR's oSE DISEASE External Remedy)
cy, Near.la s.rrou, Reformation snd Servous ri siion
f,he spns 10 70 sirse 'rplcailar" ''f' "AN ''0
..or.p, sra rnsry chr Spinal eouPsin' relieved ~
nv. 90. Of tie romrIy. Psgaylic hn1a h'T' n'l"'ny
,.p carel Ia gu. application. wh'n COT pfodao'd % 81"
=, n,r.sry wholeaale md Retail BsNsHs Co.
No n Psrk-row Hew.Yrrs. -.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

The Democracy at Chicago made the Satan OF
Disuniol grin by their resolution to "sdhere 10
Tee Union in the future as in the past The
word was borrowed from the adhesiyencss OF
our letter envelopes. which never stick except
they are licked. But what Of mucilage or gum;
srsbic there is in the party. seems to be pres
emily needed to maintain its own union Of breath
and body. -Four letters of the alphabet, S. l..
M. B.. whispered pald yesterday to the other
twenty-five, 1.-The Peace Democrats in Indiana
didn't vote This ID Abolition war has entered
our own household" Yea. verify: aud antigua
ries viii hunt for the political fragments Of yot
fellows with the curious interest which attaches
TO Sod0m and Gomorrah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

The frequent halts of tho Mcclellan process
sion in Cleveland, last Monday night, puzzled
The Unionists who watched it-one halt in par
ticular. quite protiacted, near tho head Of Vine
yard.lsne. and which WIS marked with an in
cessant firing of the Little Mac cannon.
The stops we're made to depioy portions OF the
procession that had reached Whey ard-lane
around on Long and Champlain-streets to come
again into Supcrior-street at the rear Of The col
umn. The trick was played four times during the
march down Suporior-street. II was well done;
sad the Marshal. while the flank movement was
rlsking. went up and down the line on Superior
street urging the boys to " boiler Ike Thunder"
The Pennsylvania ballot-box suffers, white sub
stantislly repeating this joke last Tuesday, had
their "hollering like thunder done for them By
2zs Nee York Horia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Honor to the Patriot of whom q Penn
eorrespondent thus writes:

correspondent thus writes:
thrilling incident occurred during the voting IN
the leh Ward tn-day. An old seventy years
az age advanced H. the window ieaLihg irom6ingy on
bis staff when ofcious C"pperhead vote distributor
approached him and thras,ng ticket IN his lace said.
Here Is an old JacksOH Democrat whu always votes
straight ticket The old opened the haOi and held
Sc win trembling fngers until be had read one OF two
~ she nance fung IL fioni kir. and in voice nrsl,
Yith erlofion exclaimed; 1 despse You noie than
hate the Rebel who sent his bgiis thrungi my dead
son's heart Do yea expect 10 disbonIr NV pool
BOYS memory ana vote for men who charge American
sodieru fighting for their ccnntry with beirg hreng-
and murierersr The Union ticset given him.
sAd rotn WIS rpvereHy made for the trDeheartsd old
patriot BY the hushod and admirng knot around The
window"
That neither the soldiers nor the soldiers
friends can be cheated into McClelsnism, lei
this true tale attest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

,rty sod democracy III Europs' LooA VIZ. , au',u
u'''r 90 done with MeSic,. and h"w Is attempted
On Bu, the day viii come vnen the on''eu
~ free Of international vii extend her pro
arm. toward the ilItreated younger American
s..shIIcs and only pray God to preserve ne unta
~, work is finished in which mue have my part
. d. peunbiicAn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
The National BanLing Currency NOT
Countcrfsited.

To the Edi,o, Of hs NJ T. Tribune
SIR Among your Law Reports this morning
Ia cose before U. s. Commissioner Osborn OF Thomas
Cumming arrested for "pussug. nt'ering aud publish
Ing certain fae aud spurious National Bank notes OF the
denomination OF &c." The notes In question were not
cuuntcffets 9th National Currency ten dollar note
but belonged to tho batch Of partially signed sheeis OF
tho tens Of the First National Bank Of Bennington. VT
stolen rom the Bank Officers nj the Astor House No
countcrfcits Of tho National Currency exist. w.
Nel- York October IL, 1864.
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30 shameless

The Richmond papers, chrouicling Ben. But
ler's storming Of the Rebel defenses on Chapins
Farm. said the Yanks didn't stop when they
got over the outer line. but went right on"
Unionists! we haye run oyer tho Rebel sympa.
thizers in PennsyEan'a, Ohio, and lndiana--
don't Let us stop moment. but press right on
TO their positions in every Northern and West
ern State. Forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

A party OF Ecw-London Democrats went to
Norwich to attend ratification meeting, the
other night; and on the way heat the captain OF
the boat shamefully because he kept no bar
The captain started a Mcclellan man. but re-
turned UuioniSt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

"Out of the mouths Of babes and sucklings y
is true now as in the days of the Psaimisi- Do
readers remember Rcbccca, the little eIatt
slave-girl from the South There was whole
column of argument in her answer, when she
was asked If she would vote for MeClellsni "Ii
| Ecro O Rebel / would :" r.'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

At Winchester. when Emory, General OF the
Nineteenth Corps, dispatched his aid to shcrl-
dan TO tell him he had charged tho enemy. the
latter said: GOOD tell Emory he is brick ~
We send greeting to Indiana and say, " Dear
HooSicr Stale you are u whole brick-kiin."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
tAiyer,is.fuen..

UANNILTK Ftffns, TUIt IVVSs
DIR. WIN. III. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February,
1851 WINS afflicted with sugar diabetes. and ior i've
months NJ Used more fhan two sal!ons OF wnfer IN
tu enly four hours was Obliged To- get mp ns oIn ns
ten or twelve times during the night and IN hye months
os, sbont Ear rounds in weight. Duriug The month
81 Jnly. 1851 procured two bytes OF consiitltlon
Wafer aud aftcr taking two bottles nns entirely
carrd. soon after regainng my usual god se1an.
Nouis truly. ......... d. v. J.. LEVITT
SOLD wbolcsalc by AoRoAS & ALLEN. NO. &c Chf-s'.
nd all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

spar from my mltory duties and NY conncction with
Che Fcoian Brotherhood DO not foego ny individual
right to express then freely. In proper tue and place.
remain dear Sir. yours. very faithfully.
% .- Jouy O'MAHosY. a. G. Y. %.
Col goth Iieg't. n. G.. s. N. Y. U.
Headquarters Goth Rcgt n. q. S. N. Y U. 8 v.
Camp Chemung. Elmire. Oct IL. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL thus characteristic
ny describes the Chicago Copperhead crowd
that nominated Mcclellan,
Tie ccnyerilon was q rrgbag Of dissent. an the
Gods and e"ds 81 personal diconiet eyory slYed OF
private grudge. overy rag snirped off By official shears
scraps Of RebL gray. the eayinga q Union bue-all
had been gathered ne for se tailoring 81 Josophl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

.Oteristic letter to General CASS' az " pe"'''ia'
ef the Jackson school, urging MN 10 eSPoUso
warmly the Union side;
BryouAMToy Sept. 2s 1864
A. Dp.e GyyPKAL; The Presidential campaign Is
IL rcoa ne In 10 rial eain~t. aud have no douDt
- s,,ud unto with me in praying that II possible a.
u. t;cne M this the cup might pss but ths qnes'
scu ,ct he ,nt aside AID must be met With ell It's
w. s;h;jties have TO attnchmcnt ~ either oil tue
.jidstes nor arr a1tip1tticS against thrrl " move
80, s,fher way; and filed with disgiist
&c nu. srifshnsSs the prevailing itieness and
scht krayery of political partcs that were there
~ nresfious beyond those Of ordinary moment w'n'd
pot cross the street 20 turn tns scat r Or aai nd
sart;aI ~ national honor-yes, Fxistence. IL seems
tSat baltimore snd Chicago have framed isaurs
- az and M. Lincoln ana Geh- Mcclellan are
va rnnxf bs the representatives, respectively OF thcse
raat aDtagenisIns aud tbrt rs people VIC must stand
~ al I,r the result However baeh Mr. Lincoln may
satend 10 be ysscs tea. Mcclellan 10 be oar before
ks.s;on We All knng tina. ppss iaith and common
Sresfv will force the elected 70 carry out in the adj
,,nlsfrntion doctrines laid down by tie Convention
which placed him in uorniEaton Should Zen hocicI
Ian be elec,ed ell will, in NY Judgment, he ks The
sstrioe selfgustaining reliant feeling OF the Union
Nm viii be overthrown and crushed out Rebellion
vii be rampant and intnxcated with success tee
worst clements that the hoy States Gun produce Si 10
A. The market 0r Southern purchase and foreign inter
ference viii uoue with oil its hypDcricsl tnsuehce.
sod under the pcicDso of staying the efsion vi boH
y D secretly destroy hone yon viii concur In my
more SO than Democrats If the jackson school. ~ es-
nonse warmly the Union size. And hops vos will let
onnr voice be heard AMI yr views kuoxn ut an early
day sm snre thet win exert powerful and healthy
,nnuenee upon tho public mind
] send yoa herewith sketch Of some remarks made
by me recently. nn taxing the ohab at Union Hass
meeting and from them you may gather my opinions
,ouegkst IN sxsssso. l have bren kindly invited to
Detroit, and If fnd time Tor brief trip. mean 20
accept b. it Ia very uncertain indeed whether can do
10. Sincorely yours. ID. :. ircKISsos.
Hon Lewis Cass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
tAdvei'i.er,eut

Look ont for THg FUNNIEST, No. S. The
catnpaign No Prepare 10 quicker for Old Dan Tucker
when No. 5 shnl arfiy tbrre win be snch rush that
the crush win b. terrible Seulio front seat II you
wish TO beat your ueighbor Won do not do 80. yon
will cry 10 j can't grt TIiH FUNNIEST. No. J. which
u all alive with wit and election jokrs Out teaofrow
in nrnnk and drnNn Ypnr snrrnW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

CARPENTERS GREAT PAsTINa.--TuE EMAS-
CITATION PnocL AVIATION BgYuHR Ing CABINET. On Ell.
hibitlon until Oct. 81. Of HEUAdsny and etsi
Admission IS cVn;s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
fAdy,ifi,.tueuil

PETROLEUM SToCas.-ALNY ~ Co., Bankers,
No 7 kAsssu.st.. Continental Bank Building. are pre-
pared in receive orders Tor the ppTchase sale of
Sfock- ut tho Petroleum stock Excharsc. The
Stocks Of companies placed on he board liss With
oat charge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

fhsVrriis-s,srt.l .....H
Dalton Knitting Machine COmpanys I'm
equscd Knitting Machines ior faoiorles o. fInily use
uihCe Nc. So Broadway.
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fOPY]
WAR DrplRTmrxf


Tie Surgeon General win give on ordsr % all hos
ftals of the furongh Of oil sick and wounded soldiers
mdians 10 70 tother respective homes after the lei
gay OF October and until the 18th. giving then trans
poriston both Ways to CRADLE them Ca cTcrciso the
e'eetiSe franchise al tie Slate election.
L. NJ. STANTON.
a true copy; C. II. cRAss. Surgeon o. $. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
poliiiral Noiirrs.

.rF FIN. Ward Rnilyf
Hon y. DELAtlti.D SMITH,
..I Dr. ALES WiLDEE,
U. DUDLEY WILCOX, esqf
JAMES II. AILABFN esq,
81 Uris~ Coupty,
wiz sdisr,s the FFTH wAEp LINCOLN Akp JOHN
SON CLUB THIS thbay) EVENING At No. ias FraHkin -
% Let rally iersd ths fi.s. ,
al. JANIS 81. TUrhlLL, Psesidons-
VIZ. II. BAILBy. Recording Secrr'sry
A. J. Brvss Corresponding secrs.,y
rwent5sfh Ward
UNION aAJS MEETING
There w Be meeting Of Toe Union Crsens ~ me
c,h ,sv,, on FRIDAY EvEhlSG, October II Sssss TO
,o-ve,ffos Lsdvs.
Tbs foIov Ing spsessr, will sddress ths msstlnsi
- lion. JANIS n. WhiflS0t
Ho,l HENRY J. RAYMOND,
IIop. "A. L. LUDiNGTON i
A 0iee Cub all be " suepdsnse
lpyty ORrfaIg.. Bees y,rry.
Mse,ns ssrry THURSDAY evening during the oapps<a
Fificrr,h Ward Inien War Ensie. . Re
y,upd Inc fg oy-" 1iis { sb Will meet q Union Hrai
ans,-r- 40 ata Fou'tbp THIS friday EVENING, oct
IA .. D. NJ proupty ond procesd 10 tho Unsn ho.i'y a
ut.r itnie All Union citizens fths Nssds is invited
o''n ~ '"'' '''"''' '''' WILLIAM !. COLES. caieG
n. o. CAsTys. seoss:a.I nI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Ts ans Unisa Citisess ef .sc afs. wsrA

n By al thar the important election m The
h.torS this couary ea 10 b. held and that ali honor
able aud s should BE- usod 70 the election Of
The Union csndidstss ffI.l b. :
The undersigned the Fisanoe Csmmss Of the sst wsrd
Union Association, bt earnestly solicit your b"-
subscriptions 70 - d 10 srdrr that they may b en-
sb.d pay the nteesasty czpeyses Of such eectios.
WIN WAITER PHELPS, No ~ waLs,:
WIN. r. ESfERBROOk. fshd.s, no. 81 Eat 18th a.
THO9 q. ASTEN. No. l0l East 33d-st.
RORT. r. DUNCAN. Ne 243 East oah-s,.
SAMUEL SHELTHAR. az Shsllhsr 4 Nichols. Can list.
RiCHkRp POiLLOE. Of c. 4 A. PoiIloa. seaths..
WM. DEsENpORT, ola. 4. Finn CO.. Ne. q Z <osAway
CHARLES FOX Of Esidwr TO-. Treasurer '1os ~ sns
II Bowery-
CEAI,LEa FOX. Tressurss IT,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

What frightful wrong was done 10 the De
fnocracy, and 70 fair-play, ard to free institu-
tons in furoughing the sick and wounded In
diana soldiers! The Coppc rheads have hissed
themselves boarse over the following order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

Advert = iis~nt
JEPPgRs. 5s3 Broad~ay. IA now prepared to
sel HE Ladies Grd Chlircub snof- aud Crnts Pi4il
and Fancy SiIrrrgs 81 price 20 .uit I've trnc,-
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CIVILIAN MASON, w. BsRas,
r. Is. biiIIS CHAl WELk-
0go W. MoReAs. Gso y. BRIsrov
THEo THoxAs, A. BA6toiA-
HAsRY sAspFRsoS, GrsrAvE r. EcEHaRDr,
JoHx N. rArTrsox, Gao. II. Currs.
CHARLES txApxE n. L. Matthew
RoBgRr BELLEn H. l.. RITTER,
CHAhLss GkoHk y. IL NAsH.
sTRAKosH, THO MorLLss,
CLARE W. PxAxKs JOIN y. lcKLzR,
Max MARsrrEE RoRsRr sTokPKt,
CaaL AsscHrrr, HEsHr C. TINS,
EN-. CAaRIsorox. TIE. PERKINS.
TBEo. IAaxS. EdnorE. Y. Musicsl Review,
JoHs ZusDEL- Organise In II. w. B--cher's Church.
w n. B.ApyuRY Al Brooe-s. block eat Of Broad
way. NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

Acknowledgement.
f. ELECrmCITY applied for The removal OF d.
cases hy DE. CHsNm.EiIy. No. 20 Rond-sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

coat Thata Hebrew should be chosen to call such q
motley collection to order. vas matter Of instinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

A LADY OF weaLp-wpE REPUTATION
Mr. 8. A ALLEYS woxIp's HAZE REsroEgl AID ZrLo
sknowedscd by an who use them for restoring invigors
iins Identifying and dressing thu Hair rendering son. silky
and scsy and jisposns remain In any desired position
quickly cleaning tie sap sfcsius the tail and npstins
healthy and pstarsl color tie HAIR They fall to
restore grey Hair Il. original youthful color They sc, d.
rociy upon the roots Of the Hdr irving then the natural
nosTi.h.n. rcgvoa Ne sdys tote, 10 complete without
the zyiobsissmu Hair Dressing cieanes the hair aud
inpars 70 delightful ffas snee aud suited 10 be.h
youns and cid.
TRK RlronER RspnoDucra
Tar Ham DRESSING CvIrvsrxs AND BsArrrrxs
ifyosr hair ia thin Try H. rurfy Try It, II harsh try
Il. II histories, try 1t. Of thsse try Il. for oil who
will preserve their hair through hs For sas by 81
Druggists
WIN. KyADE & Co..
MAsrvAorusKns o, UNaSp aSp SariRs rIASos,
bALTIaonE. nd 80 -
Testimonials 81 eIcence from Ihsbcfg 0ottschsh, sha
iosch. Safer AMI leading srttH PoE Lisrs pomy
sent on spphcaion
BATcBgLoa's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable hsrtn ss aud instantaneous
efec,. Tie rsaurefs signed Ntfiiks A. bAfchkLoL
sold By All nrl.Rsl,is. FseieIy No. II Barc~yst
BILLIARD BALIS.-Wellng's Ivory ind Pat
CorDpf...-d Ivory Billiard hn. Check, ke, ct No 81
Brcstwsy. sisp Of TO Uodrn sphanL
FAMILY SEWING of every description neatly
done tho GEossR 3 BAxsRs usssiSE. AZ No. 30
Br0siway 1yisi Iadis eh;e-is men,A made
0rdrT and seras csiefuiy ulsdr ~ seS nosice
BEAUTIFUL IiPY-LIKB frcTURES.
Cares yisns,'s 80 PER doyens puptaies ~ AT ncss
dives rriss-.sL e. A LSvi. NO ~ tbsthsin A. u. \.
Grover X BAKERS Highest Premium, Ela'-
ilc sl,ch sGvIse-Ms, uIsss. Sos Ss Broadway Ne"
ioss. and 10 RA.taH IT,. BfS"ltrs
WHEELER < WILSON'S flidHHST PREMIUM
Lock srgrcu ssstxs. MAssiSxs No as broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

tsTsi Afits IsA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,
KIaTLAsp, BEossoE g. Co., ...
NanuiAciur-rs and Iobb,o a
CLOTHING
Is A.p q lHAnHKns sItKEs,
RETAIL
nom then Large
NaoLEnAIE Srotk,
sufTs AND SINGLE GARyrSJS
ar Ev~ry D~seYpton,
local IL QUALITY, SrrLa AND Fihisn
TuR
Prgr BRoADwAY CrsTOs WORE
iTlces
FIFTY PER CENT
Lsss THAN rHE SANE Uoops CAV pf
MADE To OBDEi.
as AND 81 CBASBRRs-sTREgr
OrPosir, Sss oounr Nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

DANIEL 8. DICKINSON has written This char
..,.,;etio letter to General CASs, as a Democrat
- the jackson school, urging him to eSpouse
...,nlV the Union side:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

2lst Ward Csion War haglos viii meet s~sd-
qusr.rs No 4's i.h az THIS sFnds1 EVENING. "A
n and viii be lVIurd by tho I9i N1rd Wu Eagles aad
viii then proceed 10 the Union Meeting "a. cooper inst
Every 10 requested to <tend 9say round the Flag
Boya JAo u. HUNT, Oapt4n-
Sarvrl Coz esessssry. u.
TsaEApwaLL SEAMAN. jr. lea Lputanaut.
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Special Notices.
Paper IfRngfogy.
D. L. soLOMAk q SONS,

a. No. 36s Broadway, 1885,.
Ca. the ate.,o. Of parties dst rating hossrs 70 shef 'ss
did ss.ostsaent u PAPER LANDINGS which ssey 0Ssr -
greatly reduced prices. PIE 49, ~ =
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Peat Once Notir~.--rhe Mxls fcs GREAT effrAtu
and the OINTMENT via sou rHA AproN sd kS.
p~r s.,m.r SAXOSfA, and for IRELAND vlao0hfN5"
Town pr steamer ErNA viii clos. Al Tits aec cn SAT.
URDsi the :th day Of Ocsob-s a. ioi ocierh H. saa .
tie uptown Offices foiows: Stsi0ps and Is. N
Stations and D. " Stations md q M ;snsa'sS
c. e. JAMES kELAsS, EoremsAes-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

AstS PoEISu OH -lOOplu + lOtlIdH t-'''-.. N'',.-
The Fulton reports when off Charleston
bar on the 18TH, a general engagement was
going on between our fleet, uader Admiral
-Dahlgren, and the,rebel forts and batteries
on James and Sullvah's Islands. All the
Monitors appeared to be engaged. as also
the New Ironsides. r5 :. 7lf....'.s 81.
One million dollars were handed over to
the Sanitary Committee today, by the Chair :
man of the Metropolitan Fair, as the first
instalIment Of the results Of the Fair.
The Worlds special says a person from
Richmond on the 8th, reports much specula-
ton on Lees retreat. The people however,
seemed Confdentth the Notifications were
successfully defended. The garrison inside
the city is about 5000, but could be increas-
ed to double that number in few hours
Soldiers were arriving from all parts, princi-
cipally from, North and South Carolina.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28

LUCKY RAscAL-The Oregonian says Hi
ram Smith, who brought host of marriage
able females across the plains two years ago
Is again on the road with another batch
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-28
TIE VERY LATEST.

: Salt Lake, 1Sth.-At the moment of the
departure Of Mcfarland, with the Express,
from Salt Lake city, news came over the
wires that Beauregard had succeeded in ma
king his way from Petersburg to Richmond,
having cut bis way through Buffers forces in
order to accomplish it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

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