davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-07-12
B Western Virginia has Jet 2, 500 men to
fur1I{sh on her uuoto.
Decatur Threatened By Roddy.

Decatur Thfe6tehed By H0ddy.
Bv an officer who arrived In the city last
ptght from the front, We learn that the rebel
Gen. Roddy with large force is threatening
Decatur, Alabama Gen. Granger is In com
preparation to hold his position. Regiments
are being buried to his support as rapidly as
possible. II Boldly makes an s.tack on the
place he will meet with surprise as COM
plete as his repulse will be decided. He was
well aware that the post was feebly garrison.
ed, and, when he started his columns toward
the to~n, he expected to meet with = very
slight resistance BY this time Gen Granger
Ia fully prepared to welcome him. He feels
secure In his position, and will prevent the
rebel General from executing any flank
movement in his rear-L9u:svt1e Journal,
July 6.
, 1864-07-12
CHICAGO LUhdHER MARKET.

MONDAY EvnS1Ha, July II, 1861.
LUHDER-Recclyed since Saturday. 1,5tc, ,1c0 feet.
With lmnN receipts the market Continues very nrIn
buyers being more ruu erous than sellers.
SUlEGLE8-Receiptss since Saturday 1s0{[Q. MIR
ket fsn, and With 3 further upward tendency
LATH-Receiycd strce Saturday 10000 pcs. In
fair neutrality-suspicious. quotations unchanged.
CARGO eALKs TODAY.
ecar Harriet Anu, from White Lake, sold by 4. D,
Haywood, 75.too feet lumber, mixed and rated. H
strps at s1s 50; cargo scbs Charlotte, from Msn.o-
voc, soid By Mcdonald, 6o.ctu feet common mixed
lumber, at $500; cargo schr P. Haden, from AAnts
tee tol by oor1s feet Iolsts and scantlnz st
Ss %; cargo schr Foster. from Muskegon from John
sons m 80.0t0 feet lumber, strips At 3 %: cargo
echr Ftsher, from Johnson'a Mill. Aussegou. e,oeo
feet lumber, strips, 1t s22oe; carRo schr Japan,
fem Manistee, sold BY Bicktosd, $1,000 feet lumber,
, 1864-07-12
HIGHLANDS
GERMAN DITTERS

are concentrated Nil those virtues which tend 70 pro
1no,e healthy and vgorouste. Unlike tina generality
Of Bltters, they Are NOT AN ALCOHOLIC Alxr
A0A A PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable spbstasaas
THY An1
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPsIA
AND D1sEAsns RESULTING FROM
Disorders OF the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND wEAKESED AND DEB1L1TATED Franc
BECOME RESKWED WITH ALI. TH8
V1aOR OF HEALTH. By a
FREE LSE or
THE&,
n Remainder, that this Bitters is not IN alcoholic
mixture, bar.room drink OF snbstitute for rum.
and cannot tnaidlcrsiy Introduce thu ytee Of d1uaks
ness into your families.
Do you want something to Strengthen You'd
Do you want 4 Good AppetltsI
Do you want to Build uu vour Constitutions
Do you want to Feel Wen7
Do you want to get lid of Ne-vousness1
Do you want EneFXy1
Do you want to sleep Weu9
| Do you want R1lsk and Vigorous FeeliuRf
II you do. use HOoFLASD'3 GERMAN BTfTxaz,
| Observe the following symptons resulting tua
disorders Of tho Digestive orRans:
Corst1pA-
hon, 11war1 FIet.
Fullne&1 or Blood to ta8
Head, ,Ac1dity or tho Stomach,
zssss u ass!ga ? ss ssaases: =. 5oSe Seaz
Hfuptations, Sinking o. Flurter1ng st thA Pit
Of tho Stomach. Swimming Of the Head, hurried
and Difficult Breathing, F1uttertng 1t the HeAr1
Choking CT SudocatnR Sensations when IN lymf pSH
tuta, Dimness Of Vision, Dot5u Webs betoFo Il
q 1t Pe1spsation. Tsllovness q tha sfIn
s1d Eyes, Pain in ths Side Back. Chest.
Eeat, Burning In the FIekh
ConRtspt 1mngintuHs
Of Evil, and Rresf
Depression Of
, 1864-07-12
LATER,

In the afternoon, owing to Eumor that YES clfcu.
lated very i1eely Of Baltimore having been Captured.
acd gold haTlDg adTarced to 3l0 the Wheat market
en- the curbstone WAS excited, And sales Of No
Spring were made As bigh y zs In few minusee.
however. this bubble was prtcAed by dispatches from
kew ToEk quoting gold 276. With downward teadeA-
C. after which No WheAs Tell back to : ~, and
cltned quiet Corn was dull ut f. 81 for No .. 0ata
Htxa neglected uikhvtaes vera entirely nominal,
, 1864-07-12
f|The Capt. OF Company E, 8Sth Ill Vols

BThe Capt OF Company E, 88th III Vols
writes to relAtlyes here that he lost In the
battle of the 9Th Of June -ear Marietta,
Georgia, Robert Jones, killed, Lieut. james
Rhines, dangerously wounded in the left
shoulder, and Joseph Murphy slightly wound
ed. In speaking OF Lieut. Rhines he says
called to sec him this afternoon, and found
him in good spirits. A bravcr and better
young officer does not breathe than james
Rhines, but tear his soldering is now over,
for should he recover, he will always have a
stiff arm y
, 1864-07-12
Nbtea9e Qrlbn&1e.
TUESDAY, WLI Il, 1861


60, ao,s str,tcc-v +, send,nr rebel
Ia a'..,nst washington. when he is so hard
Nees - p,chnond ia like most Of the reb-
- ,,1.ns snneroctalIy smart and profoundly
.-nw;sc snperaciaiiy smart, because for the
.,omcnt 1t will raise the power of the rebel
1;or into apparently respectable comparison
with that Of the Government oy seeming
Elbow that the rebels can as easily euo
1Ae capital as We can Mensee 1t.n
Profoundly uuwise, because Luz ieoe'e snoa,1
by this time, kno" @uA ~ eeiloue1
menace the cap'.n "oa1o 'o aas
Grant with MY 'noRe8"u iueu, sas
tuch arc tnc .nouiaue wss.,,n~1
spirit of tue So''', '''a' 70 e"t 1s.s. ~ ...s
ion By raid "oalo cali nse aeoaaeo oo~".4 sav.
Eand to armf, silence tne e'at1o' " eoppst
headism, unite ms Noltu, apu tou " an
overwhelming tofcc ~ euoaus ~ tue ieusaqon, n1n
Sumter gave as se'ent'.mse n .nouse' pun
Run t"o nunolso w. ... .,-e.1s sn ~na,s 49,
1hc capture u washing s,.o,;"r 49, n.,a. 49, Dr.
-Nof7n nus one W. 9.,s - .s.,sti.ss ~.
lan1, "hobe mateu "oa.a w 49, -
1ehels m1stahc' ~ om ya-s 49, .,a- ~. a ..esa
pt the Nof1netn pe"p'e, "Aeu Lucy eapPoes
these spiteiul 1hoe no1'a""s" III Z 'ne teoet
sce"s u oe c.ea, tTas e.4' .o1'' s.". a.,i
defeating succeeslve'y auutef, e,esl eula-
van ana al'ace, nss pInetta'co iuoo LIZ ~
hesH Of Ma'5ia Aou ~ t'e's.ou'
its numbers ale aaeqaa1e - tus en,.s
strike elthet Ma1nlngoon VI oat.ino'e - uso.s
either could DC oe1enoeo W seanlo.eeaeuao
from 9kante army: % !" a's namoe'e, "o
have little other evidence than "nat nas oeen
aceompbsnea. Ans 'otee n uee~e@
Hunter could hardly have been less than
10000 men. The defeat OF Sullivan, slgel or
Wallace, would not, probably, require force
SO large. From Grants army, 1t Is reported
that SIX thousand rebels have been sent By
Lee, out OF Richmond, possibly on this cxpe~
t1ition. It is not impossible, therefore, that
n force Of from 10000 (as stated
by Secretary stanton,) to $1,000
has entered Maryland. Of course no such
force can capture Washington, where, We arc
semi i-oflcInlly informed, no alarm is felt, as
the resources aud preparations for defense
arc ample It can. however, do immense
mischief in conscripting men, stealing cattle
and horsee, and plundering the country.
, 1864-07-12

~ Private letters from Matamorns say
that the rebels are sending all their cotton
over the Mexican boundary as 1ast as posi-
BILE, and that the opinion there is that the
rebel leaders are preparing to abandon the
whole Of the trans Mississippi department.
now reduced to about IS ,000 and that in the
late operations against Banks they lost 1,Soo
, 1864-07-12

HOGs-The transactions since Saturday have been
too small to enable us to make tny change III the
previous quotations of the market. The receipts st
all the ards amount to about 450 hsRd, aad the en-
tered sal at s81 head, ut prices fAuStng fom s815@
go leo Ms: Buyers stem ess confident tn the con-
t1nuanca Of the present range OF pElces; and dis
rcsed to buy less freely than they have been doing
during the preceding fortnisht.
, 1864-07-12

Asnoet OF the influential and respectable members
Of the Board Of Trade havs resolved to abtcar he.
selyee from the meeting Of spectators Hhch Is held
In the Sherman House bar-room. we shall not In fn-
tufe repor any tran. acons that ~ transpazc there
The tblbg" has long s,nco ceased to be an trdtca
ton Of the market and the reports Of the Gamblers
dctngs would only tentto mlsead our resacrs In the
country who are not aware Ct Its character.
, 1864-07-12
o{Al...s..s...-..-....-.-.-.... ...--....$1-tha9
NEW DhLkANB GoaEY MAEkEr.-ThR NaW Orleans

NEW oRIkANB Go8EE MAEkZr.-ThR Nav Orleans
Times Of the I'd. says: .. ..
The general 1Larket has exhibited fair degree Of
animation tcdBT and prices ct sugar and most aEu
cl' \ OF we<te1n produce hRve coulnued to rule IN
Of Bec1s, hut our leading staple has
nrnnete, tne tatte. In act. shuW1ng falling oil hoH
;@1uc II .. This a:tets with tho decline In gold,
which, will be seen tem the details below has re-
ceded to 21242l5 per dollar.
Tie Q1aitetlT 'Eeport Of the Flint National Bank,
pnbltledt morning, ees dow ls total resourcee
ard rsont and loss. Is 46o s.. The former tnc1des
{sp,Ia IS losnh and gcounts: xsS7 US 81 due from
Other Banks; s3,g q due from Directors; s1,9l't
SIS Il ecle anu United Stats l1eaausy noteas ss
the United States Treasurer; $92,So Unt-
ted 6'ktes bonds, 70 notes and certificates
OF 1rdtbtedness; tsi7tisl2 solvent ;. Bank
ntte1 bnd tue by fRltonsi anls. In the latter we
md Cua individuals and corpara'io othtl than
b $41t7s6.6; due deposllofs on dema:d: $2H5-
6ssl and due United Staten II: asursr, t23 oaoA9.
caadhe interest anu pr.m!um gold, Is ss2 8A2
drooptDg with aaleE Ct round sums at hut tho
Oppression VAS subsequent lhcreased BY Eumora Of
att accounia having come through bT telegraph re-
pofttrk Aiuri het decline at New orf, and THO sto-
teqle1t sales Wtfc 2297E EEateEt patn 40 for the
FL all Gums offered st thelf counters. N5think WAS
Ier aIted IL sEtr. which rules at BOLD cent less
than gold for American half collars Gencsn dollars
Ate II ieqres1 for shipment to New YORK, At about
tha ftmipEa On gold .
new ToRK STocE MARKKr.-The following we're
the closing prices for cash July 1874 received by F.
g. saltonstal q Co., Commission. Stock and Bend
CLARK ef1,a al
, 1864-07-12

The Ecz York Cosn Exchange Reporter. cf tbs 5th1
reports tale CT 400 bn White Michigan wheat. TO ar
rive At S?.'5 which amounts to $19a0o This Is tue
largest paid forA Single boatloAd Of wheat ever
known IN the New York market. $ -..=.~
, 1864-07-12

CHA3. b. BULL. Tfeaauf9f.
The recent order of ProVost-M lrshat Gen.
eral Fry providing for the organization of
new bureau to increase the efficiency of the
army hJ accepting substitutes for pe1sons
who b. age or intirmities are unable to enter
the military service Of the country
and who will receive a handsome
certificate of personal representation In
the ranks Of onr Union army meets the cor
dial endorsement OF the Governor and State
officers, and they will give the project pra:-
tIca1 support, and the people Will do well to
encourage and forward the object.
1frYEnra
, 1864-07-12
#lBrfllaHEDuH.
ID FAD AND REFLECT

II hAs been rom tins inuaeuuorial tho of3ess -
ph1anthrorists to ind Bono remedy FOR the tts q
life, and scientific skill haa Tor ases explored etAy
aye1ue IN ortsx 70 discover the hidden secret, h0
BEEN however, reserved for modern science to hrnR
before tho world the great destroyer Ct d1ReasA
ard in
, 1864-07-12

FFtighta moderately active but Eltes be lvy.
Tho eneaRem*nts tn Liverpool DG0 nu vhent ht
s494d. in bulk and ships pags $50 bn c?rn q aad
at hkds tobacco Al ~ 3D. lard At II 6d.
To London, per steamer, 59 bu wheat 1t 81: 700 ic.
1900 b1s chet &c at sts, 70 Antverp-:oNo bu wheat
at "a and 1co tcs LARD st 72s I'D 70 MarsetflesS
, 1864-07-12
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

MoNpAY KvESIE0, July II.
There WAS general marking up Of goods ia our
rnsrket, Influenced By the AdYtces from New YORK
which wilt be found In another column. Weneed
tardy ca tho attentiou OF country dealers to the
coyditton and tendency ot the market. About every
article II our List has been marked up:
, 1864-07-12

The Cass Comfy R5puNican INDUCES in an
attack, designed to be fierce upon the Cu1cA-
GO TRIBUNE, for our strictures upon the vote
Of Mr. Upeon, Of the Coldwater district,
Mich, against the repeal of the $500 clause.
The Cass County Repubieanis
"A little pot,
Soon hot,h
and burns with good deal more heat than
light gather, however, rom it's some
-Ghat muddy etatement, that Mr.. Upsoa
voted against the repeal in the House bill be-
cause it stood coupled with Objectionable
clauses, and that on the dnaA passage Of the
Senate bill repeating the clause, he voted in
its fayor. We are glad to hear it. The record
Of the Republicans Of the Western States is
now clear on this point,
, 1864-07-12

elgLt officers and eailors Of the ALABAMA.
which were picked up BY the boats OF the
Kcarsarce. The eon of the American minis
Ter Mt Paris requested him not to parole them
mill Mr.. Dayton could be heard from.
Mr.. DAYTON promptly telegraphed back to re-
tain nossessfon OF them until the sailing frlg-
.te st. Louis had arrived, which would be In
a day or two at the longest, as she had LETT
Holland for Cherborg Several days previous"
II. But Capt. W1nslow declined to walt Tor
an answer to the dispatch from Mr, Dayton,
and set his prisoneR at liberty.
The effect Of such an act Is to recognize the
Alabama as Confederate ship Of war, and
her captain as m officer in the Confederate
eeryice-and may lead to future complica.
tions. The act Of Capt. Winslow may be
plead in bar Of claim for damages preferred
against the British Government on account Of
vessels destroyed by the Alabama. We have
eeen no explanation Of Justification of Wins
lows conduct In regard.either To his allow
Ing the Deerhound to make of unchallcnged
with semmes and other pirates, or his pre-
cipitate conduct In turning loose. on their
parole, ,sixty-eight of the crew Of the Alabama.
In bis official report he attempts no justiflea-
ton Of either act.
BROOKS, REpoRr,
The minority report Of atr. Brooks, rels-
tive to the great Treasury corruption scare,
maybe summed up in three points;
LIST, The printing Of the paper for the Coy
eminent Is such m immense trust that no
body can safely be entrusted with it.
ID The impossibtlitr Of proving the scri-
, 1864-07-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


MONDAY EyKVENa, July Il, 1sE.
BEEF CATrLE.-Onr Live Stock Ynrds have pre-
sented as usual at this early pe-1od Of the waeka
very leess character. TIE receipts slnca Saturday
have beer almost nominal, amounting 10 scarcely 80
head wbst the entered GALES amount oo]g 70 2i head
as prices ranging from S3O9s 6zh 100 rs. The de.
naEd for common cattle is still ver iss below the
supply but Racd shipping are In active request
continue to quote the previous rates Of the maj
ket 81 unchanged.
, 1864-07-12
Heavy Enle Of Buffalo Robes
Eew York FrefzhtR-JpiF7 7th.

EFfOnt {nb 81. fHuI 1t8s. blH+J
4, Moore II Concert Hall Block yesterday pur,
ohased at1 buffalo Eobes the entire lot b. ought home
Nv Alex Paul on Frtdny last This Is ons Of the
heaviest purchases ever made here.
, 1864-07-12
The Treason dongers at Peorta.

The TT&R16n mODEef1 8t PeOf1a.
The Chicago Iost, Democratic paper, thus
speaks Of the proposed meeting Of the
knights Of the Golden Circle at Peoria,
Aug. 8.
There is a party liz this country In favor Of
peace on any terms. There Is party in
ills country who Eant peace now; Who
, 1864-07-12
fiREWEED,
Or Aumor and Liver Syrup,
Is believed to be the greatest recdy eye< 6iscov.
estd for tbs
Removal of Null0rs In the Blood.


We are awsze that many medicines arc warranted.
knowing shAs thaY will probably neyeT ha retufntd
But no as4uro you that w do not wt-h youf Ao11Y
WITHOUT Rtv1ag FALuK RECEIVED. We behave 1t N
WoksE Than RoBbKAT TO GET GAIN IN fuAr WAY
AND Wus1 WE WA8RtN THIS MEDICINE. VIZ AxAN
lust ~HAf We SAT II any oae us.s inc ti!eTned
Tor the dlBe2tta which we have msndt 1t lofs
AID ID not fully Batlfncd tnat it Ia WE HIcoH-
N1aD IT. he can retuin tbs bc..le to ths agent -
putchaaed the me dIcina CT, and he will rafnnd Tia
Mtney.
do net pnt OF By any other Preparations that may
be offered In its Place. bat tend 10 onr AGENT and
ha vii foyHafd. &eSptalY packed. bT e1Hte2A.
, 1864-07-12

E8 Ine Ne" 1ofA HoT3o saJs tHal III.
Lincoln "will be supported next November
By ill the original disunionists like the IN.
~ Tribune as matter Of course, and also By
all Tho are sci7sngt to purchase an igaonsinious
peaoe at theFrioe Of stpardtion." As all those
who would not be willing to purchase said
peace at said price have already united In
nominating him, as the Ho"d assures us
those who "onid arc also oe.et1n,neu "
IN for him. we 90 not see ont MS enancee a'e
pretty gooa: -.
MI LlncoAn iias W w. e'o" no.1' ~, 49,
The ;mpudence Of the Wuld, which is the
REPRESENTATIVE Of those very peace sneaks
"wbo are Tilllns to purchase IN ienomini-
ons mace nj tie price of sepsration'' is on
rnr wst.rue bspocritical resolutions Of the
Serttg State Democratic Convention in
'G2. accusing the Union party Of contemplate
ing disuuion peace. Next to Jeff. Davis
party we commend the modesty Of the New
York peace sneals.
-rha r--o~..n Con1a-a.oa ha. ha.n
- ~ -. oi@a oe.,a. s ..aa DssA
unao'e ~ a y r.. ~ 49, -
~ noo.e os." 49, - ~" 80, ~ ~ 60. 49,
reue.e 4eeot4naeueeo " .As 1'.n aA'" eas
bf1taan seems ioly prepared 70 g'Fe ala 70
, 1864-07-12

10 R andolph street, Chicago,
.- wAoLEsALE AGENT.
1ytuAa I'm TU TnAsAls
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINA AIRY
IL AT LAKz FORREST, ILLINOIS.
= Tho Fan Term II this lnAtiiutnn will open toT
Hoardtp9 Spd Day Schclafe en- THURSDAY, tho 81
day Of SAesemter uex!. The numo:r ot boafdsrs
mstion edd ess this untessgned. b. DIyklN9Oa.
Lake Forest July 18th. 1seL. 1y1:-m83lm
SURGEON GENERALS OF
~ F1EK, WARRINGTON, D. C.. Jnne =. 1884
WAETED-SuRaEo1s AID ASSISTANT Suz0Hos9
FOE CuLoaEp 1RoO=B- Candidates muse "a fsrA10-
htes Of come Regular Medical College. an muss bo
eIAu,lnfd Ey poAfd OF Metical Otlcers - ba coz
vrned by the 5of fxeon General. The Hoard will d..
teiune whether the candidate Viii b appotntod
Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon. according to mer!t-
rnoni4ls from ctable prEso3a - to mnt. chak-
acter, C.. saouId b. adtfefsed 70 tha Surgeon Gsaa
rnl, Il. g. A.. Warrington, 2. OF 70 tac Asssta9t
SUI Reon Cur ern1 Q. 3. A., Louisville. KY. Boafta
a7s noW IN eetllon At Bozton: Now York. Washing
ton. Cincipnat,. 8t 1ouis and l1ev Orleans.
oRxp RkoIHrxrE. CAnal1ases mu:s pcs1esss, -
En7Ah cuc1tton and bs familiar vi: tao 1as
ink and dIRpenetng OF medicines. Apel.cseas s,atsnt
be ms - ~ tht OF Surgeons aan "a N -
8urKecus. Compensation troEa sa9Po I'd ~ GuastEL
month, with clothing. sAtons, fnoi A2o a18'
~ =! iGs. /. III ibaksEs, Aeunx surgeon eaaesaA
TNCINFa AND BOILERS.
, 1864-07-12
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Zee that orr eis nature Is every bot.e yoa bay.
Veed, o. Hufnor and Liver syrup" Ia blown Ii tAa
por1Is no other u sennlne+
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, Or Six Bstties
for F1Te Dollars.
sert by exprfta On reCelet Of tho roney.
sold s. aU Druggists nd Medicine Dealers.
v0,11xa,. K. TAYLOR. ProDriekoxHa
, 1864-07-12

NAGGING-1he present high and advancing
rates OF petce goods serves sgd considerable dr.
mass to The market, Fire bn.tei G4nn,es aEe very
note an adTan:e pf &c on p.eV1lus uup:atiosa. Oar
enotatcns ale Yer5 hrm And without further change
We Guotk:
, 1864-07-12
COMMERCIAL.

4oEpAY-kT3S1x8, July II, 1851.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
uen1s during the past forty-cI1ht hours:
, 1864-07-12

pnotacnB are Yer5 hrm And without tuf theT change.
Mc 4uott:
hls1iior A. seamless ...-. 310
HamE len E. seanle*s. '............
LhcaEe 4. seamless: ss:;;....'''''''''''.'''''' y
Com Exehsase 4, sswsd linen.
Emn,rt fI.F feTed lne1.
Isrdea Ctj 50 xe liner. -. q
ExcelsIor 3. .tewed Linen 5
HDf1ADe, fpuf nl..-ss@s+ b
Guunfes, i've bu.
four n................ ............... GO
Flour ssess, iii. cotton S
n :. unE1..-s.....%...........-..-
: . :. co::on............-...-..... =
4.AH ssssssss......s+sss.-.s :.
WG9a5 ii mosists ;a:pi; and ve:S
drm at present Qactatoca. We quotes
WesttFn EefetTe ssis:e
"Ga5gfF "Gat5sFFEES.fhs snppj i,miteo, snd
with the extreme nfnuess Of The EasSeEn markets,
prices haye more then thelr usual here 0n1
Yxtions aus t1Jtng Eastern buyefs fuly the elshs
fium there hero. Hc quote:
fsn*oa.. ....s.........s..'..-5 ~
Rio, fs!r 70 goo4.....''. '.........."......ta "a
lilo. good 70 PRINT: ..-..;..:H Aoy E
T. 81 sas s9D az
p doz 3 brls st '5c: hrl nt lec y doZ:
FKUITs--Gnxfx APrL1s In good tesnand. With q
fair supply. Prizes nEm and unchanged. WuoRTtE-
q fore 1ates of sies b. ras1n1a1Irs il
tmnll E1rpi; ana nrn, With an ups ard tendency.
~
e fea:nq se s+ket se7e VIII s
fair demand and unt hstEec. LExoaA ana Or ANGAs
10 sn al supply a1o d1m At previous Q7osaS7as. Ha
quote;
, 1864-07-12

tlrr tS1uulaIed prices. With strong Upward tsn.
deucv in the srErt dealers only selling for pra4
eut consumption Ws quote:
uXNLpCE. .-... ... .-.
Harness q n,, l2@i6c Slaughter, sc1e.. ...t6aa7c
Kin n..,,,,.,74l.c0! 10 Oninoco, 8ole.
Gil, n::::.. si.;sa299 orlnoso good dam. .o,,.
ft,l!ar d foof.... 2442tt
, 1864-07-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

dH sa;eg Of Groju repprtei In this market repoft
are on q b9, IL Of 2c Storage PR 0tehei, ankess
oikerzc}ss skated. FEour u sold d<iteTtd uness
othert9tss sta'tf. -..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04


slight P La France, face slight J N Wood,..,
hand slight. y ''U"''d,
C.-Lisut B Tucker, shoulder sljgb,. 4.
SSergt NJ Patch, arm sIghti Sergts NJ No'1
leg amputatedj } kaesn, foot SLIGHT. IF A,
Sherman, leg amputated Corps l. il W'Il.~'
leg severe f lnglsslon leg and arm ,.,'..'
prvates, l. l. Waters arm severe r C.0'
arm severe Il W inn, ankle 81 vera. y G''iI}
Hines, lungs severe I Williams, back 2,r.,.,
ousj prvates A w Streeter, thigb sevsr.o
RabItaux, thigh slight
D.-Corps Ira q fws', abdomen severe. Ef
Bailey, side and back severe D d Fello1s
slight prvates, q White, face slight; : AS
drews, hip seyerej A Chase, hand sAgb,. A.,
hcer A W Dow, arm slight private Joseph Mar.
tn, ank 10 severe.
Co E.-Corps. G. A Pceler, bowels Jan,.,
Gus 5. H. Slbley, face and arm slight = b
Smith, side slight Prvates, A. Jsdo,o s,n A.
severe; d. Jones, arm severe +. W KnD,L,
leg severe D. NJ. Streoter, lex soy re-, j. "
"hlte, leg severe sergt. j D. Sheridan. pan5
severe.
Go. F.-Sergts. } A. Huso, thigh syb,
Peter Young, leg slight, priv4tes, s. f Bsns
Ley slight.
20 CD Lieut. Il. A Turner, face saver.
oergt ii. A. Scott, shoulder slight Corn. 4,
n Wetherbee, bowels severe II d S.tcs.,
'high sight privatcs, A II Burgess. cha.
severe; l. Chuiehill, arm slight ii S C.ok
hip severe II Kellogg head shght, /, tioadarI
arm and side slight Reed, head Slight,
10. H,-Capt Edward EdridgS, SIDE severe
Sergt b 5 Edgerton, sIdo mortallyi private.
J. b. Clark leg severe; Il Hubbard. a.,
slight II Norris, lex slight, NJ ! Russell, Ipt
severe.
CO. L-Sergts. A ? Beuson, hsad " X
Burnsp, bladder, mortal priyatcs, 4 Rollins
right arm amputated K Neolham. breast
slight; W i Marin, arm severe J.. ~ Mum.
tlngton, bowels slight, h X Dursmore, bead
slight
20. K.--lst 1t. Il A food, shoulder .l,b,
prlvaIes, 7 Bridge, head severe + b Folsom.
isg severe + Minor, hlp severe j Buck, heal
slight; L " hee er, foot slight.
Co. Cape b s4G.ri siag suea.
privates, d BoWIey, eaes. severe q Eaton.
thigh slight Il Searlcs, foot ,nglt, DNusy.
thigh severe.
Co. M-Prate,, II DeClmp, lex .syet.
g Harris, leg slight Ii c Ricksrd, lex severe
u Wheeler, log and breast severe
MISSING.
Co. B.-Prvates, rhos. Burke join Ruiz.
Go. D.-oergt Henry Rogers pflyaus George
Austin.
Go. L.-Corp II Core; priya.,s J.
Adams II L Sarrwell q j Wilson.
RECAPITuLATlIN
Killed, s wounded, S. missing, s.
The above IS sakeH from the ulheAl report d.
all the battery cOmman erS, aud hence mAy BE-
relied upon a, essentially correct. Vermont bs
again contributed heavily Of her blood 10 win o.
great victory for our cause.
Respectfully yours,
koBlSsoN lMp lToN,
Battery |, Isl Vermont Artillery