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

Thu scpteE Ebcr ctrt nlas OF Measrs. Tellkaupf 4
Kttchira Feousta as f1ilo Va;
During the rt1t moath thetd WAS 4 Ea1d demand
for DoEestic eece IT Pulled Wool n Ilsinx prices
- tha. low wool asd edaua al.o, eatd A. htEn u
ard tho Ts,y lntst Et4dcs Of OHIO and PennsrlYanA
dceee, which sold % 70 91H. The stock Of 1eeco u
bntftF thAa it pley1onal1 vass but only vary u1hf
dStpttty Of pulled wool y hand, and vs1J lle e.
Stcted for eornt months 20 cone,
- sSfnllfoFui4. Texas, and Mexican Wcola have cnn,
t.nued n good request ut advancing rates. and stocfs
foTessa nns 1oo.t have bean 11tts souzhs s. aaa
The pxQsActons WHfo hght E1ng 70 tho seasonit1t
our donest1c wool vas cnt1tdered cheaper tAA4 fho
fnrenu For 1h4aAkuo f&1&on fofe1Gn medium WOOL
remained with but lt7le AMI. and salea wsre TY
MODERATE FOREIGN low Woola however,, sold largely,
, 1864-09-06

4oA ~ 'A1t sao:smses ay n; SaIS1zS s. Ri ,1"'
Sealed Proposals in aapEea1s, Vii 81 f.s,,ved ~
es ~ e E.: Haa q e e
M; IT ~ &sqa
10 b. fts1ed 10 tbs hids and Wnethep
soe99 o. n4' hoop barrels. Ths oss1eis 70 b nj
sN tgsss,s sest saa,!:y small wa1ts Beams; sixty
bs;islstI hsaa lsed. &+s.1'''' '11' ~ IL
etoics tiy rax Sugar. nstssla TO Do nuw, and Of 10
fess in ErS fos ths purpose, and to mi al lined
sEs MI AZ pas ap II
aas ss9
oles or Stt.c l1shts, TO be sixteen ounces to lna
4o.' .'Sa peul d Ecod hard Soap, to BE- NADIA only
Gem sc oc aterlss, sre stou, clay, so!nbls glass q
.st =
s.d tn he W. dried heto:e hetsx pa .ked.
saepss ia M ista q
:;is.'1p t. aa @
ssnples ef sh1 sst1c'e, p ms. BIZ delivered with
should oa =sloas.
~ bea = esrh ps posi-, sad ;he p.oDo!al mus hs
+ 15 1e
70 ,hs nses1.:Trsc} .'snop; E11tten guarantee Il
=, - hs!s3s se:'aatss h: sh .ua
e eon = t2a T. I'd
to ~ - ~ 81 q 2, oa xs ysua Of " so:e
i g of - re d.
!a1s sna ND ping nsf1s. 70 b hs1s:
stsf sas 3 slssn oels.ea.sas q sTsss
TT n ths trnsa. 20 67 IN authorised In
, 1864-09-06
Its Exemption from State Or aunlslpsi Tax.
alton.

But astde from Al ste kdvfnt3ges W haTa snu.
nszassd. , special Act OF coaz1ea x11xprs ace
Bosps AnD T1xAsuHT sorxs 1aox Local rAxA-
Ton. On tho average. this exemption Is worth
shout two per cant. PER Annun. according 10 thu
1Aso ofta1Asion IN vazaonA passa nf tho COUNTY,.
Its believed that no aecuslties ods1 10 xsoss IN,
daeeaenu to lenders as these issusd By tho aovu1,
nent In ~ ether forms at indeotedaess the t.tt1
or Atfl1ty cf,rEata PARTIES or sock ounpanfss a.
HeDAsAts eomH nnlses, only II pledged for oaJnsuf
while the Nhola property Of rbe country IL held 10
tecure tho tt1chAE1a Of all the obli<aupns OF -
Untssd StAtes.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL NJ RECEIVED by tbs Traaa.
ner 1fth6 Unto eta:es. at Va hiugton thu sev.rsa
AtktstAnt Isoaaurers and designated DsYoatra,toa
aud b $ha
, 1864-09-06

TNE NfGKiE TO KE III ARMS,
Tie journals If tie Copperhead persuasion
are just now making great outcry shout
the interference Of the *'tyr2nts at Washing.
ton," with the right to bear arms-a right
secured, as they allegr, BY the Constitution.
The text Of their jeremtads Ia that several
boxes OF gums and resolve1s hare been soiz-
Cd in Indiana; and Gen Heintzelmau has
forbidden for the present, the transmission
OF vcaTors and ammunition, in his district,
It Is true, rs the compla1nants allege, that
the Constitution secures to the people the
right to hare weapons. European despots de-
prived their subjects Of old, Of this right for
fear 1t might DO used against themselves,
and as ours was to be a trre nation, the pro-
vision was Inserted, that this right should
not be taken away.
But Whist is the right? In what does 1t
consist It amounts to about thia, as we
understand IL: Every man may have his shot
gun, rifle, revolver, or pocket pistol, accord
ing to his fancy, for certatn well understood
purposes. Nhst are these purposes? He
may wish to shoot ducks, rors, hawks.
owls, pigeons, woodcaucks, prairie hens or
wolves. lynxes, wildcats, or proFling tom
cats, IL they disturb him Of nights; and he
may use LIS shotgun upon any Of these or
other vasmfnts- 1et net even in this dircc-
ton without some h'nit.tiops- He may not
,'s sheot 'ats 5 IN ch'easo! ; L. he does tia. he is
lass nao1s ~ hsve s tr+ nose oex' tnp him on the
bnouiae' nuo ao. nln on 10 .ne ea"oast' to
"s1k up ps.sle 'uetlce oMa1iey or some
o.oes 'osl'ce nest morning, to pay oTer
@ uus 81 an a." uptsa's ~ 10, lid merry de is
las".e 10 u nle VI n'e ool'a's !. he shoot even
. h.tle o!ia from oee Of the shade trcca b.
rieht to bear arms ia not w;tbont some mi.
at.n,eo,s @ ~ yea a. m q. D1 "uoa' some Lille
o1s" o4e"e. s.s1 ~ em3n "Ay.
ar h.,,s or 11ons a. clees.,.ta e~.H.a.sss, sss''
Int he nnst mt sboot dcer ~ 49, -
eone o,hor montbs n No-t,,srn - ,,,ssa,. % -,.a ~.
". Audubon c1nt ~, -. at,.s asns Dse
M, In certa,n cases nae hls rero,ra- - r nnos M
, 1864-09-06
MARINE DIShHTER8


Tne schooner Alice C1sIF. which rssehed hesa oa
ptrs IT the loss OF the schooner e. b1ish. With all
On toa1d, the psf ful lnte useoco La co,hrmel By
liTeu On r1dsy, aud sppeArs to b. % r4tsr1
TO routt the cofrect1eBa of tne report. at7oukh We
esge,zed s1 she way nom fott HUI 2 r5as suI
EI'rdtto.e e. .of -h,cs0o bhs VS. owued a-d sailed
q Csps. - Per. who had vi h:n bis so3 sod
cAuentsf snu TWO seaEneo his So p1oh<oy acting Al
pnfa TIE secouet rtpreeeuts thar all vera loss.
Ipe Bath wes 4 trn4ll at. 1eout. frCm The hull Of
1ne ttfro,e cs1astfopha occurred on her first uip-
1e1Eoit Advertiser, 81.
CoLLI.1oN The brig Geo Worth nust With a eo}fi.
a1th N The St. CLAIR svsr on Thur1tay eYehi1x, bY
4Sun z n conlsct With the bsrg. Frs Moore The
~ h:at1 .a =; e1s e haey poslon q hst siteo ofa1
this port 1cr 1ep.l.s, alftTirg >yeaser1sy
, 1864-09-06

CusTux HoEss, Ca1oAso. er3 I5tn[ [Ista
ic fnrsusEGe Of this Act OF con.rsIs. approved
AID To;e eIgtGla :1se 1 ! q Marine Ho431;a. In oa
teM ChlGa o., Iostce ia hereby given inst prcectas
seventh dsy uf 5sptenffr neIt Tor K1ouns taisnols
tor the Purpc&ea Of the Hospital. ,Th.1s xroundI
V1eH, no! farther touth tnan H1de Park
In ~ taty mus: no: be lrss thaa rareo hnndzed
G1st have fall and onst1uctsa frontazs uYun ths
Aasc sa hnCyH isgn H.. LUTHER HAVEN. CoIccso1.
, 1864-09-06

IS ID l.:s +: sss!=.s 81 s. 8: NJ
=; { :: ::s:;s: =: s:: )?
s: 81 81 IL vi; = i '' q ,s.. e..
sSsf:$sxss.. xe:e :ssg., E A.:
sssss R''sri e ~. = z
81 slss. l. - aae g
~ e sas'd 4 e.. s.,a II;
: ;ss e.ss st y: aet,s T. ~
Pots'oes hsehaanoex', ba.. eat:s
ksts,es: Common, ..... SSia
S.s.tffr S.s.; fo oe y Ell .5asts
qsisiSszrn: n,si:S is saiss 'tea1@ faas
Fx,. ~ .ncet ef1.a S r1 lin =
fHrp aoist saa nEnaias. = ;:xsasc. - 4'e'
!, ~: sS,:;s :: :qR2J and T demand
..su:1R3;Esss,sss: ~ 1l@,!ed M prices coz
Eoce.. "a
Porto Fro 3Bk
+. reaaed po1c@sd saa 1fssaistsd.. .nssax
cF9ie 1i
Rs,1s 1rs h:::.:3sxs3si ssi
EIn C.:..
D9-..fxet D9.t nnodeist.1 Active: ind In sHal
:npoiy. fttces very drm s1d unchA ged. We quote
Gab. ,ssss: issi
!dS$
g,.sy5I,t,94:s. = aasta.ions nc quote: :, a,,n.
s'ess'' e !se ee
Dc ds1d' - Ell 3 iSs
sspasa ses ~, "a a;;,: ::
e Ia Eso6S ds@sSd n4, a4a at
So: q !; ~: E1sx r1so-in ~ d 1;1d
II III ~, 's,as;s s.: ii
e ~ SSss!s sosa i
;ogo. ~ tes s1o,.s ssM g.: a.: ..........0. ~,
ts!A fte4 asa
T eand soi.f.. i..::.: .::.......:....... .... 81:
pa n. With saess ........... did
4 sssi .ssss :ses .:::::: 81
sss: "a a z a +
e1s,ons aHao xn eno,a19ns wo ano;s;
4 ~. E i RAG: s$:1 s; t ss's AZ
:sss,es : sse!s: IT,. s::s S e:
s.'sS aas,. sss:E & 5 sss:::;, s;:s; sf ~
sssa; e1sss s : sno's: aes s'1s sl ss
TALa.oW-ntcstved ans ns: ssIpp-a. { - ~
rIn;r El fsexefs. .........-tg4919
i: iiss':: su.t-s:. dota ID I'd tns
the mssSer~ 6tot ~. the buik OF viii @ere bought
tn.loEs NJ uuore:
F1Bx CUT CHEWING ToRAeoo-
Enorce...'...'-.- .f!+9alfs
HeuWM. LEtG:: u
1IoEJNG TonAcco-
q ICE ......................-...... 4sa 3N
5eoams.. ms........---......--......-... ,, %1a Sc
CnNmon. 1:en4.. H2 Ht
PLE8 TOBACCO.
Eat1rai Ltal........................ NAar
HAuoft2hf.. .............++. -As8. u
Chotfe Buck. kound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. E569fJ9
siom. 9uara uarautsea..--......-........~ 800 20.
yIsEG1~-1D fiir sn1pl1 azd fia. =. Pssssns
Gnafetfopg. He quo:s: 80.
Prrs Cider VneRar, Ea1 ......-.~..........:aGsnr
aHI1At 70 ao s4;et
WOoL-Pecelvsd IS IS 81, sbipoed. 2,sS n,
The u still III snd 3ut rant atcks are
bsld yery 1rm .: previous We quote:
fln9 lfnt f!eeEes Las
aetloo1 F3eee+ n-...., ..,......s.......... ~ @3.4
Fsc.ory Tub Rasatd. = , .-...--....... Ln9aai1
stcea,.1.3ot g os co.rss asecs st s1.as: o,sio
o0D- Es:.ip:. ltDites. Masse. very arn and
n:ech. p cora. u he yard sl-Del,yersa t. 11:o:
Maple. DER eorn, do 90 1890 do l3.1l
hekos1 per cosd. Go DO ls-S do lA-N
, 1864-09-06

Copies will, in an cassz, oe sent for the
weeks inclusive named In the csrd. Union
men OF the West, will you not at once order
4 pecksee for distribution In your respective
neiplborhoods, Addrrss, with cash In ad-
vance,
fshtrarc III
, 1864-09-06

ruRt~rm.. ..'Aataa = oept. ]! lte4.
been t na. rstcarca and rites
&C.: EeaE L1,sly, x.t9 ga:as, "a: = sc;
u H15nr 1ntts, ,s .,s.o, ,ss = ann ran
Finnr Il Esv YnrK I've sno rsii .. s' = sss
Pwyanns I Nav fo?k. lskn Ia fIi. l~"@
r1Sssics; ~ 10 IL i: Iii Will III S
F1orr 70 montreal. 81 water. 49,. Bs1..
-Four to slopueal, via S4ru14 ...... ......... I've.
Pork to AontTeAi Tia satn!A-. LII g -.
EloM g Portland. W. satntA A.......;..... ~
4 E,euT % su1ralo = 81 LAKE So.
ERA1LsoAD F1EtaH1e-Thcr- "a 10 change In rates
Wh quote:
Fourth Claxs. F!51r,
To ht1 GoFK. AZ ~. f3u.,....-.;-............9K In
TAIL and Ltke Er1s......~...ttW LII
~ v, nd ID, Lake Observation-Disclosures III
Tc Essnahot al raj ..--......ngo 80
To Mo1t!eal ~ Iah-- ah--................-...l81 20
10 0unAo ~, fall -..~. 142H Q9s
r ta'1 aHA taAa af&s1o....'.....-..-o37H d15
tM-HMecei ,1.day. 80 orls: salposd to.
wtIE: W1Irt N1.1KH ExTRA-lo br1s :. Brillaat''
At &lzto 2tD ofla NAshvlla City, at IL Is. 3p1 hss
iatr extra e ~ ge AKD WINTER EfrRa-lH bt1s
=. s9iesn1~ r tlo e. srA!aa ExEEAs 80 bis
at x1oesn sr hIis "Fo.aa" on p 3: 4ol br's fa.r
spEiuR t1srA u $l07 WINTER 6uPKHFIEK-2G3 bcls
"Jacl BOZ e )" ~ $3.50
: HfHH-lofpi Ban 10 oaiE at S2i0o on tack.
WHEAT-H'c celve1 t1-oay, 7:.6D hu; shipped,
1th.6:a bn. MarEet 'cdvx 1nd I'm, but without a.Y
mste1iai 1T evtne1t 10 PRICES siies to day were:
ysp; 13tr pn Do Ut Sai; l20 hu a. IL "a: s5s5 ~
, 1864-09-06
Chicago Qribn1te.
THh DAMP TRI8VNK.

THh OAMP21GE TRI8UNE,
The campaign, OIL tue result Of which the
deetinY, aye, even the LIE OF the nation de.
pen6s, must eotD open Every patriotic
citizen will labor nLceAsingly to elect the
Union National aud 6nte tick,ts To do
this Ia to eaee 1he nation; TO I'll, Is to yield
I'll We hold GEAR to the Coppcrhead allles OF
the rebellion. Such a fearful calamity can-
1t n.06t be avtrted. A. m 2u1tuAsT 70 tA'o'
no a9encs La 1uore eff ctire than the ne"sPA~
per and therefore, IL accordance Win ont
t,an,1 cn.,o,n W. nfE.r the Campaign Weekly
trs.nrsr n ~, unIos men Of this and ad-
to,n,oc st.1es at tbr following rstee:
-. G. "a ~ Nug 10 Z WEEKS, 25
, 1864-09-06
Cen. Il. m. Prenslss' 'Appolnt1neuts.
Cow Tntea Hu6 WIN. Pftr KcIlonr9a


U&ADcURs. Tk1oH STATE CEATRAt Con-
CHICAGO, Sept. s, 1864.
The Committee request ali Union Caudi.
Gates for the Legislative in the st4te, t. com.
municate with the undersigned, as soou as
tho nomination is made, and also tbs naues
Of the Democratic Candidate, stating the
number OF The Dietrict,
iA1Sna 2 R0nr Ena.oka.n
, 1864-09-06

FINANCIAL hND CvMMHnC5AI,.
MONETARY

MoSnA1 E7EszHe. Sept. 5, 1854.
Owing to the storm, the te!eg aph wires hare
been cut OF order neasiy sl day, and business vas
much lighter at The several banking houses thsu
u.ua1.
The supply Of currency Is stiu limited, but ths
marx ct tnasy was rather easier. and nsst class
paper freely discounted ut 10 per cent pe. an.
nun. The amount OF prodnea paper offered was
comparatively Iieht-the demand for shipment
being now limited Id consequence Of the compa-
ratiyely high p:Ices ruling here.
Eastern exchange Is in fair supply, and tho reyu-
lar bankers are buying at KOS: discouns-pr nct-
pally at The hitter quotation. The selling rate ia =
discount, aad In round lots to bankers, y dis
connt.
God IT New York opened early at os5, advanced
to a+s and closed at aao1l. The following arc the
Quotations 1ecciyed to-day BY Jsnes Boyd, gold
bfoktr:
9,S9a. m....-.--..ss 11.00, .m..........ai3
1910 a. .m..-.......20, 3.3o 2. m......... .2404
Here the transactions in gold vera very light at
2a0 Sllverwas noEainsl at $50. Fiyc-Twen,ies
were eteady at 1c9a5. In currency small bills are
very aearce-
NEW YonK 6roeK HAnKEr.-Thc following are
the quotations ior Sept. s. received by F. @. Sal
tqn.tal 4 Co., commission, erock and bona bro.
ltre, u Clark rirect, Chicago:
, 1864-09-06
@tNKtIAhxMn4.
7-3O LOAN.

1*e BecretaxJ af the Trtss1zJ RtTss ao*soe sAs9
subse1tptons Will bo zecslvtd soe cozsea T1sessEu
Noses, psyab1e snrte vsrs from AuR. 1esA. Ia
Win ps,ni annual interest II thorate Of s.TaS szs
to,t etan :hs pee cent pr aauur-psiac1pM ead n
tart&k both to b4 pA:d in lawful moasy.
IAese uote4 will b. <onvRuSle 1t tae opstsa of
she holder !: maturity into etx par cent. 1ssz
EE bonds, parable nok less ttan hve nor the4
twenty yosss fsom thetr dsts, ~ ste 9o%sRnvsss4
msy elect Ths1 viii oe llFusd In dsnoninauous of
9sa. 0o, &Ao. slaoc aud ooc and III saosorips ous
H0ss be sox nasy dollars or soms nulupls Of fa9
do1!Ata.
Asfhs notea draw tntsress fsom August 1S pefvoas
msttpR 6spo4tts suosequent to thzs data muss p,r
The lnterss aec.ued om dase Of noto 70 uste Of a.
posit.
Pasttea teoo.letnE tWentyars thousand dcs1ssn
ard upwkfd for these notes ,ry ooe ,lu,. vt4 A@
allowed o1mmlts1-u Of oae quarter Of oha ,,.e
, 1864-09-06

1
treety with New Granada, South America
b.. which the neutrality Of the Isthmus o1
Panama was guaranteed: fern, 1raena's
country, calis upon LUZ onltea otates Of 70
lumbfa, formerly KNOWN aa Ne" Granada, to
prevent Spain from transporting her troops
across the lsshmus for fhe purpose OF making
| war upon Perm Colomoia, ~" wing inst
she hssnot The stfen21n 70 les'st or prevent
Spain from thue transporting aef tfoop5.
calls upcn the Government Of the United
States OF America to 1nlhl tne guaranty en-
tered into by the above mentioned treaty.
Our government finds no difficulty In deter
mining that 1t Is or PLAZA duty to perform
the obligations set forth In the treaty when
ever demand shall be made BY the proper
party; and in the solution OF the latter part
Of this proposition Was found the only doubt
or cause for hesitancy. The matter was re-
ferred to the Attorney General, who, upon
thorough consideration and examfn ation of
the facts, finds that New Granada and the
United States Of Columbia are one and the
came government; 90 that We must send
troops and vessels of war, If need BE-. to
maintain our treaty 1nd prevent Spain from
transporting troops across the Isthmus
a nut 1or inc , fesec oemocfacT and
r,,a-,.hoa. E.a. .ss4 :,
p.t.,s r,oso 4has. .os-s.,; ~ pssee tae
s-Ua e.s@.aSssA..c,, 80 ,su41o . ndepeo-
Tene Tslts ~ s.s.Asna.aa 1ou - tnelF "atcn~ora.
..a- ~ auss n'tFsDIAu. 1ne'uues une o. dlVl-
e,on smemoel s.. men' o. toe onlon violates
.ue Iea.s van sance .. ap.a1 " '1eo5, ced-
w -" Loe.ana ~ W 'ue onleu etatss. Art III
LIS. ua.s sosu'ates' Inc inhabitants
~ .us I1oeu 'sl'a.osy enaia pe incorporated
IN LEE o1ion o1 1ae ontted States, and al
miatea ~ soon as possible, according to the
principles OF the Federal Constitution, to the
enjoyment OF ali the rights, advantages and
innunlties OF citizens ofthe United States"
Maroois, Bonaparte's secretary, and the nc.
gotistor Of the treaty, state that Bouaparte
with his own hand drew up this third article.
Large portions Of the Louisiana Purchase
with the Inhabitants thereof have been, from
time to time, t'tncorpofated in the Union of
the Cnited ststes." Other portions Of the
territory and Inhabitants have not been as ret
SO Incorporated. 1t would be in deroaatlon
nf +fa frnatr IN spve~ +ha T,s.r h,e.: a.
, 1864-09-06
Special advantages ofthis Lo IN.

II n FArzoyAL SAVINGS BA1K, c0eslAE d
higher rats OF nercs thsn any o'heF, Aar III HesR
sxcua,TI. A11 Ryir r. bank which p.5s is daezs.
itors II o. g. Eetes. conuders that IL Il paying m
this best caseulattrg medium Of .he county, and 1t
cAxKor psy In anJtclrx b ttaf, f.t rs own a.satR
a1e e!thsr IN Goyesnm, ut secu1,!es or IN aosas OK
bonds ra5 able II Govsrane1t pApex.
Convertible into a SIX per cent.
$50 Gold Bond.
In A:dtcn to the ve1y liberal intere On tho nosaq
tor thrxe Year,. ths prtvleKs Of souvassoR Il nov
yextA shout 1hHeo cent. Fer tanuuas or the
rrns rase 1cx kaa Bonds u not la<s than nn1 rxn
oaa7. rnHx1rx snd befora the WAT tha peamlur On
etx per e. 8. atccssVs1 ever twenty er cent
It viii be seen that the aetual prot On this loan IT
Il prtsen, market sAse. Il uoi iea1 tk. ten Or
PCT enuu1n.
, 1864-09-06
u FAD AND REFLECT;

Il hAs psa7 non tuns smn,amosla1 tze osdest Of
philAattroplsta to Ind snl.a remedy foe ihs t!ls
fc, aud brtsnttde axN haB for aces explored eTezY
ayErne in order TO c1scovur the hidd1n secta1 s
beer. nowsTer, Eesesved for maeru ssience TO h.Ez
befosa the Hcsid TIC great dsztzoYo. Ct nseasA
hnG
, 1864-09-06

! E The Kcarsafge is or her way honc.
The 11oquols takes her place. Caot. Win
slow md bis gallant officers and crew will
have glorious welcome home. Can't he
pick up the Tallahassee On his way h{there
, 1864-09-06

So Gen. Paige could not understand why
Col Anderson surrendered Fort Gaines,
Doubtless Col. Anderson cannot now under
stand why Gen. Paige has surrendered Fort
Morgan.
, 1864-09-06

~ sdl<s Of Grdta reporked IN Mts H1arket reporf
ar on b1sts orc sfora1S per 5usheg, u,lts
o2he7zctse st0tsd- -Four Il sold GeArertd urkxss
G4tefzcttt fdted.
MONDAY Ey1sma, Sept. s. 1854
FkElG aTS-G7A1a FHEIuH rs tcarce and r4tes
heavy. The engagements to-day vsre: To Buyya-
&c: Echr LtFelY, With wh-as, ats
"LAKs .ND RAIL 'FRa1anEs-Thers b no ch.rE3
IN rata, No quota: ~
, 1864-09-06

Mnys HIet tluE In ~onthsrn tuino1&.
Hon William Bross, caud1 .ate tor Lieut..
Governor, and non. D. L. Phillips, U. 3.
hfarshatl for the District of Southern ILL
noie, will epcxk at Union mass meetings at
~. r,o,r;,,r ,1urpe at n m
, 1864-09-06

1F030 E1EH1fN.
The Rochester Erarets Gays: From Mr..
Dana, who arrived IRON E!Balra last evening,
we learn thtt an attempt has been ma1e hy
the rebel prisoners in EImha to escape from
their confinement. Tney had managed to
forty feet past the enclosure Of the grounds,
and under the hoepital building. The reb:ls
when discovered, we're buslly engaged at
work In the trench, and were aiming for the
suffers tent, The ditch was only shout two
and q half feet high and about three feet un-
der ground, a1d only two mcn could get in
nd ~ bow they managed to get 90 far In hard,
erayt. II soil, is mystery.
, 1864-09-06

B The Pittabnrghers have taken up the
coal question in earnest. They are deter
mined to check the e2tortionate demand of
the diggers, who are NOW receiving i've cents
per bushd for mining, and demand eight,
l. few 5ears ago they we're said to get two
cents hushel for mining. Meetings OF coal
producere, dealers sud consumers, on = larre
scale, have been held, and the determination
fixed to keep the price OF coal at OF below
ten cents Meetings Of the ,citizens Of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny have been called to Sc
cure their cooperation h this movement
The citizens along the Ohio are vlts1ly into
rested in this struggle between the miners
and owners Of coal banks. The reau1t will
have material influence On the price Of coal
In th}a market dp13nC the winter =
, 1864-09-06

FIRST HATlGMAL BANK OF
First Rational Esnk Of St. Louis, No.
Second National Bank Of St. Lonls, Mo,
Third Hatieaal Bask Of St. Louis, tlo.
Fourth National BanE Of ct. LouIr, 1fs.
And br III Ha'Ions1 Banks 3htch axe dsooda11ea II
pnbde mocey, and
ALL REaPECrABLE BANKS AND BANKER
thrcuahous ,he cosrt1y xal1 xiva fur.hax ,nforma-
tcn and
AFFORD RvEsE FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
at5-Qs9$3wt&W
, 1864-09-06
H00FlAND7S
GkKMAN KlTTERN

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ara concentrated m saose .tusa which s+nd to PC.
caots hs.ath7 and 71gosousl.e Uulke 1ha canazau{y
of Bittssa, thsJ ara NOT An ALCOHOLIC NIX
TUE1, but
4 EUKE TONIC,
Composed satireiT Of Vegetable sub4sastz
.~..- 1u1Y ARR
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSP2PdIa
AND D1zEAaKs RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
ANn WEAKBaED AND DEH1LITATKD FBanxx
BEC04K REVIEWED WITH ALI. TIE
V1E0R or HEALTH, BIT 1
FEE USE OF
TuRH.
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mixture, fasFoou drink, OF substitute tor xxxf.
ana cannot lnsalcusY ln.xod1ce the yeo Of dxazkex
ness into yuut f8m!lseA.
Do Jon wxnt somethta8 to Strengthen xoaY
Do you WknIk duta Appeutdl
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Do 7o7 want to Peel Weuf
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Do you van: EneSx11
Do yu1 WaAt to 8iaop Wal3
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.osssrys tes tqow;nx tympson. resulting r,st
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tecevea tFom The uss OF .hsea natsers- sacG texst
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sa4rS e. ea,,s;e,1sf formerly Of ssa Moth BsoE
,,l; Eov; v ?. ssasnlet. sa..er Of Tvelf.a BasEss
Church, Pe-lsylsn;: -e "~'~
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,HsT. LJe2s formerly Pastox OF tha Coeuuhas,
T.. a4t 9n1et.cF-. p, H2ptist Churches.
!rl1, PhitaaeIpurs.
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III. Ckurrh, philadelphia
t:sv. Warren RanEoipa, Pa7to- Of Bsptist Couf=s.
GFTmRntoE1.
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, 1864-09-06

s5s 1ss5ll9 z14e9i18 1il735 9l95s3 5Js3
eessoo e4 'eat7aa ot@SSsa BV7u1 2631S3 1858
There uas fair attsndanes On 'Chsage to-day
and the general markets for produce wera active
and STEADY. The demand, however, IA chiefly spec.
nlaive-fhe clippers showing but little tIspoatlon
to operate in the pressat unsettled condition OF
afuirs.
Flour was held firmly, but the demand w.s very
mooetsle, and We note tascs Of only about 2,oo0
brls At BIZ for white winter e1traa; $to5o
for red winter extra; and 51o.7010.s74 for spring
ezsras-1he market closing qntet-
Whsat was sctiSe and axm ut gaturday'a auota-
tatione, but there Has no Improvement, aad the
market closed Te.k. About 10000 bushels spring
and n, COO busheA winter wheat changed bands 1t
s29!d13 06 fot No 3 Red Winter, 81 9 for Rejected
Winter, g. oo@a.os for No i Spring, st.ssaa 03for
Eu Spring, and q s6G1 OK for Rejected Spring
the market closing quiet aud weak at 4t.otGeeG5
for no Red and 80 for No Spring.
There Was fair shipping aud speculative de-
maud for Corn, and the market ruled nrm and a..
tive, With sales Of about TO 900 bushels at 81 3s@
La for No ! Corn, $1.ss:h@1.s1 for No Corn,
and 81 9711.275S for Rejected Corn-the market
for No Corn c1osing weak at 81.m River and
Canal Corn About was sold at $1.5oA1 81 for No 2.
Oats wers active and firm. with fa1e shipping
aud speculative tnquity-about 1eo,OW bushels
hsyinR changed hands Ut e81<Q67c for No 0Ats,
Is for No Oats, AID SC for Rejected Oats: sise
market elo*ing quiet at 6ah@e5kc for No +; and
&c for No Oass.' ,'---:,~-' -+.~-- -,
R1e MAS quiet and unchanged, with ssles Of 1s,.