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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

WESTERN sTAaR Cove desire to add our tsrp-
usoay to the following statement of the manner in
which The western stage Company carries the m Sils
ma IN ta1 time half dozen times daring the thtse
m. nthn we have been In Council RtufA Last week
tie mail from the East due hsrs Al noon Of THURSDAY,
arrived about supper time Of saau day, and that's
about the wav The thing az runs The Department
xht IL as somstAins % rsmsdythe avil. Ths former
enatyscsers nsrar got mare than tSur or ave hOars
hah,sd--us matter what vas the condition Of the
roads me iollowiak Is from the levi Gazette:
we bssa ysry tate s1a highly exciting rews TIE
ESutcA are IN tEsmenj0us foFee In Holland and the
irish are advaneing % LHlsfick zen mnsssT WeAre
af In terrible easeenAe - toll result e. shese move
msnls A. The western Stage Company has either sus.
pended resignod tired snt 81 played oat-ws dOn Z
know which, We hope that Company. or uac1opaiyt
wf BE- sashsF e tas aar ao. Tas1e -
raert And fhA ;unlle IL The Uniaed atassH MAtt BIAS
tp vst 90 sse slew prasTes2 Of aunne-oaded aSeas
With haIf-psid drivers And worn avn teams We Stsa
4 aas tie facG. Te 0aEapsHy nav Ihcnk The PASS
soxrr~&Fnase far important than the deHsery OF
tss 4 sls bot tke peds 81 this rH a1s fa1t g see
IL ne wasteru has nal delivered tue Aaals hefe
nearly n Fttiptiy - they 49, - - = ~
ne Msils will be bshIna time The fauae asee SA
rass sth the div sFsfgr tFeH it the iAateT eenera
do their duty. but when sTeFwhslmsa Wita AxNss
autv eiy stages naded heaviest during the
ssssher nt thensse sa@ pasa ~
cav tha nuhc wilt ~ oncs acaRat them and honsra9H
- ThM f.uit OF course Is With the prnprfeeSTsWuc
trsssne the .swhele thing Ia their bands my way
tbaf heir fariAsbis moaepaly and 'p pnlarify are
saay sagexuaras for feir fziIaFes aaa fmposstsanS
we'll ,hsy may 9" ses ssy ess ~ sss "a sss as sos,
sssysA oss.s There d . rene4y accessahsA q any
kiuse. -.-,. -. H.. ----..- '.'
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-
BXR p RARTE.
sDawh Rhe picket.Ea4 led lane.
Rolled the cjH3foFI<Iat:eu vain, ".
y Fheered sy Shouts liiAt sha,ssG ihs plain,
So 'dset-ltke an N aFryi
Phrases such as camps may teach,
saber-cutS Of Saxon speseh,
Such aS Bully Them the peach -
wade IN. SANITARY f's
Right and left ths eaissons drew,
As the ca: went numbering Though,
Quick succeeding in review
SaaaarO1s military,
sunbu nj men with seafds like riess,
Sm Utb-lAcsd hays and cries like these.
~ = Sa4s CffH - That's Fbe ch eshR t@
Pass m SAnItary."
In such sheer It str3gzied 90.
Till the battle trent WAS wen,
Then ths car IT, journey 6oae,
Lol was stationary.
And where bullets whistliBg 0y,
Came the sad,ter, fainter cry, +'
5SEseip as bFetheES.5 ere . . die .... Cd
Save Ms, Sanitary"
Such the work Tn" phantom Hies,
Wrapped III bsttls-ctuud- thst rise;
BuL The brave witA dyiEG eyes,
yeIied tbs visionary.
See the jasper gates sSung vide,
Sea- the parted thFaIaK outside,
Hears q voice 10 thu~e that ride
Pass in, Sanitary |"
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Rebels Completely Routed
AND TEARFULLY DEMoRALlzED
Taey've Hunted Their Holes!

WHY shouldn't we crow7 Our muni-
cipal election has resulted in complete
and glorious Union victory-for the first
time in history. The cops have hitherto
had everything their own way in the city,
but we've got 'em down" this time
every man nominated by the Union Par
tv for city or school officer; is elected
by a zig majority Therefore We say Its
crow''-we haze night te crow9
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r NEw YoRK,I Il4th.--Adyices. from ,JaAk-
EsonFille OF tho seventh say that Gen.
Seymour Il stilf In command Oar ioss
reaches eighteen hanarsd ] swhona tsasyA
thirds were slightly wounded.
Hilton Head letters report E1e hrfnR
on Sunter and GharleatoR ceasea ON last
Tuesday! Il. w.. f.ss.s, -. ss,s.r. =,
The schooner Alice 4. Turner, small
blockade runner, ran ashore on Bee H.
land, and was capturedr by dun, rtr0epa
there @.Es axsss8E3ss59 .a3 ala a4t -
a jacksonville letter states that Co.
Hanry's cavalry routed body Of reDsl
cavalry on Three mile riysf soinsGaistance
rom Jacksonville, 8si..5 f.st4,, So,
The rebel force now consists of seven.
teen infantry regiments, two Cavalry
baigrdes and artillery. .a3 @E Rfai9fata
The Savannah News ofthe sscoAd COZ
tains an account of9tha saptufeI 10g the
rebel ship Eliza, with . cargo yalped. .at
SIC, 900. =. ~; g ~
The Mississippian fsports four haadESa
deserters in Joiaes county oorEari1sd to
resist successfully allattenapts IN. shhdRe
xhs TIE Mobile Il tribune ii A i ne sssdaa avs
Essss Monday 578 shots WasS fEff6Sn as
dFb Powell by the II 81 kas senAs H0ing
lmad damages 5.sis .ss1ssT 4snrfs9 ii
wv 1sHIsoros, Isth III Gsans sreAuams
asRre in eight or tam dyR ssilk pe-pa-
gaEiiza, the 1AFng afs 4lee guEonnse and
head its frst movements III The field III
the spting. Gen. srzish nay rsecaiv6 tie
EcoTnrnafid. sza ztso 10 8.s9ap9se4guEi
Gen. Haileck has been offered tbs
command Of any saepafsmsnt kS aska
for. sti as sgE1 1Ita avnTf -szss
Lieut. Col. aaradersonl Id aes asxaas.
Charges preferred by CO. &tFaighE, sar
declaring To the rebel aakk6Fi fSa6 tzf@
pianos the Unfon prisssUs6ss 90 aaseana
from Libby psSaznss Meme af bAa axiepds
have any sdogbt ef his ipnocenees sss
Gen WedswoFth has gotie ID Fleaks sss
Monroe with orders % stzspsnNa fEsszlfAg
Exchanges ON Gen. Bs1tleris plan. MnsabF
that arrangerpens We as oniy getting
seventy Eve of. oug prfsos5asS soe one huss.
The eatAssisaion 10 fnfsssieatA AhAxaa-
ldnot of Gen. Kosaeza rams ,af eChiehRp1 sssna
and fally hirH feH ~
~ q hF h'satxs q asisatizai fai9aqs i
81 .s74is.3a - efsisss5s hns s4sifsyss
..ss4s@sE9 81 81 Eitpig lIsapao
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A Bsautiful I" Esecord >

The following is copy of o " return"
made yesterday by the Postmaster in
this City. to the " Department" No
comment is necessary. We have always
been the friend of the Western stageCo.,
and have patiently borne with their
shortcomings, defending them whenever
occasion offered; but when they no longer
try to do their duty. and manifest
such an utter disregard for the interests
Of the public, forbearanee ceases TO be a
virtue, and we feel it to be our duty to
speak out against such an imposition; if
men are paid for carrying the mails in a
specified time, they should be compelled
to do it, or "give up the job" The
/" Uncle Sam Company" that formerly
carried the mail from Des Moines to this
place, neter missed a connection, This
shows that the time can be enade, and if
it Is NOT, somebody is at fault. But, read
the " record"
Register OF mail arrivals for the past
week-Des Moines to Council Bluffs
NF.r - nsL- sr.;xrr ~ DQ Lvo,xu.s l. Il
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Sr-w Yosx. iSth.--The Fulton from Port
fssoya iif42 Viz rsth =sys: 2t -*$.sF5r,
=: Capt Kitckenof Island City captured
iswe aasFaltorpedees near. the mouth OF
the,s Johns, evidently intended to de.
stroY the blOckahng squadron, ~
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DAVIS CouSrE.--Aw writer in the Moona-
field tDayis Coz Guard explains how and
when. the county Of Davis derived its
name. and says; So it turns nut that our
county was named for Hon. Garrett Davis
at present. one sf the United States
Senators from * entnchy. Thus, upon
good authority, it is now settled that it
was not named for Joe. whom the indians
killed in battle. nor for honest John of
Massachusetts, nor uncle Dickey~ who
traps Snink, on the Ghariton nor for JED
who runs q boghs machine at Richmond.
nor A, j who makes 3whiskey ct IoWayillS.
nor John n. who invented the corn
cultiyator. <.'... > sa.
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From The lst OF November, 1868, to
the 18th of March, 1864, the contractor
on this route has performed la Tsgaiar
trips = of this number SO we're failures TO
arrive the same day that they ssre dues
and So were failures toconaeos' '%=isav-
ing taoo hfps TO be cFeditsd aon tinaap /
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II - Phetographic pictures are now
transferred to chinaRare with great cue.
cess.
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For JAlderEaan lst Ward. ,- av.e IS
4. W. Smith, 9
GeOggs Gaa"GHss sasesz.s,{ gaI 'aSe
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.-...-... Prom the sau Francisco Bulletin.
How are You, Sanitary ? ="
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. WHOLE VICTORY :!
Over the Combined forces
OF the Copperheads. Sors heads
aud N8odenheadS

81 UFFs REDEEMED
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ON CITY, WARD OR SCHOOL TICK
ET.
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Old Mayor ana all the Colts Ditto
, 1864-08-07

retreat to the fort was very dlH:uit. The
colors OF the 17th South Carolina were plant
cd over the bank beside tho writer, who.
with anothsr officer, Was selzsd ~ srbel
officer
At that moment The rine Of a dirk son of
Africa cracked, and the rebel officer was shot
through the head and fell headlong 1uto tue
pits. Our white officers then shouted to the
cblorcd men, ttShow 'em no. quarter"
"Remembcr Fort Pillow" and the negroes,
In the very teeth Of rebels a. they poured
ever the plte commenced TSntnS, nnd no
passed what followed. The negro sergeants
and corporals shouted, Eight, boys, for dc
country dat 10 lub ~ aud they pitched into
the Johnnies with the bayooet. and the ctat-
tc1ing of cold steel was then heard on every
side. They would use the butt OF the mus
keI when too s!ose e Use tae Sayene tnc
Adjutatt Of the 31st Mainc Volunteers jump
cd Into the advance and rushed to the rebels
,cr,Ing, "Come on, boys." He fell mortal1y
Wou1ded, and wus carried of the field to the
When, the troops began to withdrew ,Ythe
they retreated to our front line OF pits, kill
Ing many officers and men. At4 T. n. our
lines were the sumo as before the charges, aud
the blowing up Of the fort and our battle
over and comparative quiet restored aloug
the lines. Our casunlties arolarge and 80 are
the rebels'. Many wero Gl11ed IN the tort, and
our artillery and musketry laid many "John-
The ath Division, 9th Corps, whleh enabraI-
ces all the colored troops In the Corps, snt'
fered greatly In killed and wounded and many
prisoners taken. The c0lorea troops fought
eallantly, but yet were the cause OF our re-
pnnic, and overpowesing our white troops Is
fhey flied the treCnhEa when pursued bY the
, 1864-08-07
Richmond Papers t. S0th ult.'sWhat
tAey say OF ehc Northern Raid.

from INC 1lEbuonQ EX&tnlQcf July ~.
Once more General Early crosses tho Poto.
mac With his gallant corps OF veterans.
This time there Is, In all probability, no force
The rich valleys Of Pennsylvania, With their
uoLle herds and hnFveets, lie open before
him, aud we may and Washington and B.lti-
more more uneuardcd than ever, General
Early has proved himself an activc> bold and
prudent leader, although some think he did
not make full use OF rome opportunities
which presented Themselves On his last expe.
dttion. He did, however, create most use
iu1 diversion, and compelled Grant to weaken
his army materially before Petersburg. He
inflicted on the enemy one bloody defeat 1t
the Monocacy, another at Keruato N, third
on the Shenandoah, traverBed at his viii, the
length and breadth OF Maryland, and laid Its
towns under contribution.
II Early had been two days morc carly, be
would have marched into Washington. Ind
nude bis name "a illust1ious as that Of
EtoreWn1l'' jackson. Is It vas, he at
least threw that Internal den into Pisiaole
CONSERVATION, reconnoitered the boosted dc.
| his blow for the next time. The moral eteet
| Of this repssted swooping down OF Conted
crate army On the fat pasfurage and aell-ftl
cd bbrps Of the enemy must be extremely
Hue; It teaches them that the sword Of wa1
Is double edged, and cuts both ~ayB; thu,
theE cannot 90 on forever organizing plum
deripg ra13s quite 1t thtar eaAe; that basni
can be cmptied and cattle driven of On tn
north sine of the Potomac ss well ~ on tbl
ecu&h aide. This style Of making Wxr IL no
to our taste: 1t Is no Invention Of ours o,s
II our enemy will have It 90 let tim take hi
obsre OF It, and 1uch good mA, It do him
, 1864-08-07

A few days since the President was pre-
ecnted with very beautiful Shepherd Cheek
Plaid, sent to him from Edinburg, Scotland,
by Mrs. Anne Williamson, m old lady Of 81
It WAS manufactured at Tellecoutrie, near
Stirling, place justly celebrated for Its
beautiful tattans aud checks. The appended
correspondence shows that In the land OF
" brown heath and shaggy WOOD" our
cause Is watched with no Ordinary Interest:
Ep1xnuRo, July 8, 1864.
Mr. LORD PRESIDENTIAL one deeply In.
terested in Jour present struggle, trust the
Lord will bless Ill your eudeavors for the
peace Of your country and the freedom Of
the slave. As this letter ts written by Bn
old lad5 Of 81, she hopes you will overlook
all It's ipperfections; and, with good wishes
for you and -FOUR family.
1am, your very obedtent servant,
ANNE WILLIAMSON.
The following Is the Presidents reply:
EXECUTIVE NAxs1oy,l
WASHINGTON, July %. 1851. {
Mrs. ANNE W11l1AMsoS-Madarn: The
plaid ycu send me is just now placed IN my
hands. thank you for That pretty and use
ful present, but still more for those good
wishes to myself and our country whicf
prompted you toprcseut It. foqr ooedien'
| Servant, A. LINCOLN.
, 1864-08-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMElsCIaL.
FIEAMulAL&
BxrpHpAT EvKxtHa. AuTu:

6kruspAT EvkxtHa. AuGuat 6, 1861.
The week Just c1os.d has been ono Of naAnciAl &c.
,txtty, Tho nd for money from merchants and
commission ne haa b.en very large, tbs result Of
,sypg IN large stock Of goods By tho former aud te
movement Of large smoun,s Of grim to the East BY
tne latter, Tat bankels hAvs fortunately = good
srprly Of money for thnsc csssas and there hAs pro-
baby been but 1cry few di.sppotntments.
The largo amount of exchange botng nada bv tha
ett,n uer1 has nns1ly brought down tho price. not
wiihstandtrg the large sun's wanted By our mar.
chants. Wo quote tc-tsy-}<9H discount bn11ng
mar ,eluue: With an " added to outstders for snall
lots. -,-
Gold haa been aulet to-day, At shout tho advance
established yestexd3s. The quotations tctcgraphcd
to James Boyd ats ~ follows; - ,.
100 >. m......... s9 13@ :ss II
Hers the market opened At 81, advanced to $50,
closing quiet Bllver dull st Zs9?4o. 5:ts 1fsH In
Nev York, au1 1Q1 Is BID Ths demand Is active
BuGincta dull.
N1w Yo1k aToUK NAR11T.--Tae following weFo
the closing prices fot caah August recaiTcd ey
@. Balto1stau 4 Co., Commlaslop. Stock And Boad
DroE9r7 a Clark stftet, Chicago: .
, 1864-08-07
Sam. medary,s opinion OF Mcclellan.

Sam. medary's Opinion OF Mcclellan.
1t Is quite evident TINT the out-and~out
Peace Copperheads, In the State Of Ohio, are
in the ascendency, and the following from
the Cfsis reflects the vioWs of the Demo-
tic party Of Ohio much better than does the
Eaia Dealtr OF the !Seasesmon:
ait IL we'll known that General Mcclellan
has not one spark Of pretentions to the Pre-
eidency except what he has N ade out of this
war, under Mr. Lincoln. He never held a
civil office in his life, and was unknown to
the puhlic when Governor Dentison brought
him forward as \ military mau,. Yet,
In three years, Us mere soldier, ne
rises 10 the demands OF the Presidency.
to had party which is for peacd--
q position requiring Statesman OF
enlarged views and q statesman's expert
,encp.7 II We arc to plunge Into intesmlna'
BILE wars, each section or portion following
| ita military leader, as In Mexico OF South
America, then Mcclellan might be proposed
with some more show Of consistency, but as
| 1t is, 1t would be the utter humiliation ol
| ol constitutional politics and the wlping
| out Of fhe Democratic organization And
| for what? That few men who have got
his ear nny get foreign missions and home
positions, at the expenee Of the peace OF tue
country and the lives of their constituents
This is paying too dear for such whistles
and for one we protest against It IN behalf
onr bleeding, ruined and distracted country
If peace will not preserve order and preserv'
civil society, war will not, and We arc los
people anyhow"
, 1864-08-07

q July. aud to prevent him from msklns speese
eao,s b. the members Of t6e order there ASSEM-.
i"en: 4. Inefc W. general nnaeo1VaG1 q. ausa vi.
M sSnoa Es.p o. nne otoef S s9aa redcrs nes
e,s s1en1 xean5h "iahtn sae ~ sezs
ess.s.t @ ht@ sqee edes WI to be iea''ed by the
united aeslon Of the ofdsr. - z~l
rnE K11L1ko Or x1AnEn wuo p.ts1ossa MT ut !
or EACH x1nsEn.
@, II 1t the general conv3etlon and ballef Of Tho
mtmbet. q ths o!dsr thst tSe ped.itr anaeunssd
ruted on anv mesnhs1 vio1sfircmS ~" 4. That is the
ss1ta seast.i i! eslist. ehs ue's' '''Aa's"' a.
tn s4eeua this nrn. ~ xioator o tlo
n,th> ~ IL thsr. .e;cnf.r nsnsnn OF satd
ordef. or o1Iecr. vb".c dnt1 Il T. to enforce the
Fl ea.h menhsr sae'' a. - -
q. The oa.b. apuouuce. shameful death; ss
tcfn bT That meant INV 1,arstcuisr form Of deaths
beae f. nssa Of of e.ch
member Of Tho order, that It il the duty Of each
member thereofto enforce the penalty what Is the
understanding 4. to The mode Of doing It! Is
secretly and BY stcs1h a. There vas no pssdeu'1t
wa. q be done At any time and It ait hazards.
| q LAS there any case OF the kind here o. csc.
| where come withia yoar knoTjedge: 4. There
has net.- .n-.:i,
member supposed 10 have riolsted his obligation
has been seaicbed for OF followed for Tue parpo:e
| 81 1hn1c1ane tne penalty and taking Dis inc' a.
| Nos Eli, 60 not'
OATH or TIE ORDER REGARDED As PARAMOUNT
| - 1S onr '.oA - to 1haf 4AA1S - ,.a h.
Q. What Ia the general view entertained NJ
members % to the aren't Of the binding Obligation
Of the cathB they take ~ mcnttrsf Arc 9ucn
oaths feesiaed as paramount In their oonss99nne ~
npon anstn 10 thote taken up0n Wttness nAaa pt,
fore civil Or military tribunal! A. The genera
new among them Is that the osths they IKE ae
members are parqDoant IN thelr obliSatioa = anL
~hitn tps3 may ne called upon 70 taEe, wne1Iss ~
be IN conrs Of Justice before military tibunale,o Or
IN my other proceedings. r.,
| q With the knowledge Jou bave, then. o. tAe
c9afaSfer OF inc order, how would you fees.o u
Rtctd as Juror IN the turY box On tfe! ioi mas
ces NC tettlmont ol Fttneta who Wa men9se IT,
! Z. ss utuets y. u " pt!toIe4 at!nInea TnnniJ
knoF y - ~ ~ uu neWott VI As a. - "N"@A
,sn1 ~ - -I.t, a. ~ -: L., ,,,xcr,s -, pr Yor1s
"oANAn o3 -1e AZ" eooS@A1' - -
e Lan yoa staie 70 me the namocf oI temp!es
" the ctE o. el- Loala! a. lcsQnos. oEne!G
tnete a1e o9!5 tFo OF the 1st degree aHa Two ol
the "a ana "a degrees, and Grand eoanen'
| WITHDRAWAL or GRAND COMMANDER AND TALK OK
nrr ArncnA%n strnE1.ny
1 - r.. 49, ~, T., e.1s1n NJ a.. ,.,fha-,-.,
,f M,} ~ t ~; ~ AAuM ss.'iAr Esfo.e IT. srrrs1s
n 1f NV n,o4, knonssacs ~ have hcsrd whe IN
10y .,e ~ ~. .ct.t,nn nr bsmn ~
pssoa p1et that ne Fss'neo In u 'ea ae'
iH M.so ~, 1,or,odoa an that eohiect in
, 1864-08-07

"PennsylvRnisn" writes long letter to
tie New York Z, i1une explaining the reason
Of the cowardIy conduct Of the people of the
border counties of that State in not defend
ing their property against the rebel raiders.
He offers this Justification:
"The people Of these counties are mostly
aerlculturists-e1em and peaceable-
fearing God and loving Work-pursuiug the
avocations Of honest industry. So entirely
at variance with their habits aud tastes Is
fighting, with or Without murderous weapons,
that the militia system In PendBylranla has
long since been dlsbanded as disreputablc
superduity. The last that was seen Of was an
occasional = muster Of men armed With
broums and cornsfalks, to the infinite mcnment
of grave citizens mud excited urchins! Yea,
SO utterly had the entire system OF deadly
Pennsylvania, that the fathers had begun to
teach It to tbelr suns that about the meanest,
dIrt{est business in which they can engage
ie to fight! Their mission, they gradually had
echoofed themselves to believe, was not to
Kill and desttoE, but to plant and build, to
honece, and extend the empire Of knowledge
Iersnt ron ,thefe Southern devils In human
shape fght,Tell, burn well. steal well, and
| perform the entire bidding Of their master
In most approved style! To such fendish
1
to the "etrong delusfon" that this is tht
ver5 acme Of social and national refinement
| A donkey can beat me at kicking out of Sigh
! and stiff uecked OF will butt me to deatl
In eecond-bnt are the donkey and the OK
therefore, my superiors? When this is es
tahliahed, then msy our Pennsylvania farm
ers admit the superiority Of the Dixie devil
but rot before.
The Tribune, commenting on tue abov
reasons for not fighting, observes that ~
those clients are. on christian prineiple', 81
weak and men resistant as he represent
them, then they should obey the sczipturs
Injunction to stake joyfallv The tpoiling {
their goods" and not allow q city like Chaa
be1sburg to be taken without shot and d
stroyed by two hundred rebels, aud then as
other people to help to make up their los
II there be any good reason assigned by Of
correspondence for the Penusylvaufaus' tatlu
to arm OF drlll their militia, In view OF the
peculiar exposure to rebel raids, then o.
. readers lnyc the benefit Of it.
, 1864-08-07

u The New Yo1k Horld, 4 violent Wat naper,
who're article VIC cop, in smother column, declares
Grsnt'e campaign failure. The Albany tN.SY.3
Af5Ns und AHd<, another prominent war pspcE.
tayt, kc.-Canein~aA Ehqusstr.
This sort Of 'sswar paper authority must
be very high, indeed. The New YORK World
Is a-mslignant Copperhead sheet, exactly rs
much Of " war paper'' As the Chicago Times.
The d,gus aud ANds Is more violent Cop
peshead sheet than the Wo.ld. The only diff
terence betWeen the World md the E .qairt1
is that the former is an open advocate OF q
disunion peace, sud the latter Jesuitieal ad'
vccate Of the same thing. They are equally
hostile to the Administration and the further
prosecution of the war for the subjugatiou
Of the rebellion.
, 1864-08-07

sATCRUAT ETENHH. AnsnE g. lSE4.
IUMPEK-Receiyed yesterday, s,ss5,p9o ftet.'
Thtre have been no caroes on tie s1Set 1hls MORN
irg. With moro active dtmane, prices rule dEn1ez,
but Without quotable change. -..
sIlISGLEs-Received3 3rst.rday, 1oe.aao. Receipts
still sua And inadequate. Market very hsm an,i ul
changed.
LAln-Eectised yesterday, lso.te9 pea. Aarke:
qnlet Ard steady.
CAEd0 tALR TODAY.
Cargo schr Geo. Fcs.er, trom Johnso1s MIL, Mus
rc-cn to arrive. s. eCo feet nll run lumber cut to
ordsr at ses 70.
The inalnrtnc Arn ths Jafa pHctA: -