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A sound military principles condemn a general rule
o course there may be exceptional casss the moving Of
the same lne General wood fct some embarrassment a.
tho instant Of the receipts OF tho order how 70 act and ha
srucos rssSnS 4 r.. ordSs
called his attention more forcby 70 the most peremptory
him 70 make certain movement for an assigned rsasou
that reason being 70 support division then engaged with
s pc q Ss .a ao = M
desgnased any position on the nsd where hs or h
might sss.. b found NE =
ing thai the firing towards the ana eft
indicated with much certainty that the sssstan1 q
also that : precedent for NE movement had bean
established by the withdrawal Of General Nsseys dvi-
S Al e n duty v.nss.d c
General Weeds mind. These reflections the work
Wood the course he should pursue Il was that Of IN
slant, prompt Obedience General Wood had received On
most imperative Language, and hts duty soldier r.,
quired him 70 give 70 - thorough obedisncs TsrV.
carrying the order into immediate execution That orr
dor had come 70 General Wood from The very highest
sS os on v INC aodshas q ths oommssdn ssnsrsA
10 Zion T. nave delayed 0Ssd:.s; g g: s,
sion would DOT DO ed up BY other sroops would hsvs
bocn most disrsspsctiu % sss oommssdn! general
nis sys:s !: .: sss: neral sscss VIM
assured General Wood that he would move General Uay
division right into the position 20 0ecsgal woods avir
with great truth and iorce that General woods duty
was that OF instant obedience.
support AZ much the perempory and imperative lan-
euaqe of the order General Wood bad received indis
Gated he did and that he did 10 need suppofe 0enegA
wood had the very highest he could have had
that Of the commanding generals order); lot be fu
supposed that General Wood had delayed TO obey NC
ORDER and that In consequence Of the delay Genera
Reynolds division bad been driven back and routed wnn
the loss, ~ would individually have occurred, mssS
sER SUPPLEMENT- SHEET. ,"
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FINE ARTS.

yPECfAL ARTISTS sALE.-THB ENTIRE CoYLgC
~ uon u Mr. q Dongas beaverton. most elnboaiey and
srpen ely Tsmed will be seld without reserve on Thurs
day morning nex at Messrs LEEDS, % Nassau street
Tie pictures exhibition and catalogues ready
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KnlY-sxrB On Thursday, March a., by the Rev.
N werdman, Mr.. N. ID. KELLY 10 hiss w. A. Snra ell
e thie city.
IAseeriH-HKss,sEr On Monday, March - 1t the
rseldenre II the BRIDES parents by the Raw Father
SrsAnor. Mr.. GsoRes waIlAn iAnGGurR, a Bridgeport
Conn, 70 Miss ELIZA hkSsEsxI Of New YorG city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Friday, March %, by the
new III. A. yerrsn, Mr. JrIn JnaH sRovvrEI Miss
IIxzn c. SoumAcx, both Of this city. No cards.
wHKs-MARcerIE On Tuesday March %, at 81
momas church, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan. GEoRas W.
wxsxs 20 Lorrx Y. NARCOTIC, all OF this city.
YouNG-AKzxTs. Thursday, March "a, at Old Font
oonfort Va by the Rev. Mark l. Cheevere, Mr. ALssRr
YOUNG, Of New York city, 70 Miss MARY T. ARssrs, OF
8ichmond, Va.
Rchmord, Va, papers please copy.
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SIX YOUR sTATfONER FOR BOSS, AMERICAN
IA Che.ical Whiting Fluid the best In the world IL 10
now used b. the principal banks railroads. public olces
merchants 4c Wholesale depot, No. III Chambers street
KITCHEN. TYLER Co. Samples gratia Try u
t1IvORcES-yALID IN ALL PARTS OF THE
- worid-procured in sdJoiniug State without publ
CITY or change Of residence and for moderate tee Conn.,
lnnnlcattons strictly confidential Address Counsellor
Zion ID. Bioe House. New York.
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TSsURAEcH. SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CON
temraffng insuhn their iiveA and those already In
spred. should communicate mcdssely with the uhder
signed aud OBTAIN Information Of great importAnce g them
IN l56-The ocers u the Finance Department are here
BY requested 20 attend the funeral Of NE late Matthias w
- rory ''shaiai cT '-fsk sRsNShr oomprener
rHE ANNIVERSARY or THE syNDAr SCHOOL, OF
direct ives. q Broadway I BE- hcld MS svcSins a. .ae
lbgues and chorusss Doors opon exercises 70
commence At T}< Tickets--Adults 23c; children. l5c
1,Hg LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS or THE CITY OF
Wednesday evening March 30 1884, At eight ccidt usi.
Of imporAnce viii be brought before he meeting
AZ g WOULD CALL ArTgNnox>ro rug SALE on,
AVENUES. Nurrsy, wakfr Lispenard, broone, Orchard
Twen Iweny nIntn snd nity 3rth streets 70 be
dav) ~ o'ciotk al the Exchange srlcroom vi Broad
Pine street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOT1CES.
4 DJoURNED MEETING OF THE GILDRRg PRO
n tective Union will be held wednesday evening
March So a No. 10 Stanton street, All members thes
Wishing 70 become SUCH will please attend ~
w. II. 0RIFFITH President
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n orIoE,-EsrArE OF oATHARINB BEATTY. Dn

NJ OTICE;:-RsTATE OF cATHARINB BEATTY. pB
Notice h hereby given 70 al Interested that Catharins
Beatty hate Of Antrim township Franklin county, Pennsy
vania deceased, died in January. 1869. leaving large
estate which BY her last viii testament devised
and 10 her first cousins by the fathers side snd
her first BY the mothers side Che mothers name
above mentioned notified present aud estabsh their
= = 91 - JAMES MILL
n Executor Of Catharine Beatty deceased
CHAuaDRsnunc Pa. March is. 1884 m ~
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MILLINERY.

A GRAND OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY, ON
N Thursday. March 81. at EORTHS. 1870 FULTON street.
Brooklyn Country miners will end choice patterns
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4 WIDOW LADY, 80 YEARS OF AgR, HIGHLY m.
~ spsctsbis With Anps means and NO incumbsnss
New York rcT soma years be. rsturnsd and feeling
cnon and high standing ian ocsr Qf high rank IN the
ns,Ppimony Address for tsn dsys A. B. linton ssp.,s
Post Office. 1926 ~
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-
NOTICE. ESTATE OF JAMES BEATTY, DECEAsED
IN Notice Is hereby given to all interested that james
Beatty late OF Antrim township, Franklin county Penn
sylyana dled IN July, LOS leaving large estate,
his rs cousins BY the fshers side and 10 his
first cousins by the mothers side The mothers was
Susan Allen All who are related to said deeeen above
mentioned noticed and establish their claim
v E7'-E gN ~ a717s7 + JAMES MILL.
f4 r. r. KENNEDY.
Executors OF James Beatty, deceased
CHAMBtRsBuRc, Pa, March Is 1864 4 = $500 :.
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The celebrated poor Richards Eye Water" and alp
RenovHtor each 81. Tue Metaphysical Discovery
three distinct ations-one eyes,
for the and for the scapthey work in conjunc
ton. packed in wooden box VII be
receipt OF the price, also the Eye
and scalp - which distict dcues and
will be in the way.
Mrs NJ g Brown Meta n steal Physician. Professor
priator of the above celebrated medicines pease
address at either Of her above Offices
, 1864-09-01

Thoec States which hs not VOTED E.r Psadlston
taen Transferred thelr yotssro him, and sha nomI
n1t1oh Wab nade uhaDfmbns amid uud caesFtDg.
| PESDLE1oN RETURNS TIA NKs.
hon. Geo. Il: Psnd!e1on o. Onao, having been
qtc'aE,6 nnanlmansl5 elected. csedi dase fer thu
Vice PtesidsscJ of the United StAsea Was notified
tLere9i, auo ascending the plsItocm "a re.set the
cenven.:o on in ltese words:
:. MI. prertdent, and gentleman Of TITS Congeu-
ttou: For TIL honor on hay1 dent tnls nlofn-
1ig csn Fay no mote t1an this: that Jou viii con-
Eiuer tad all that ls Proper os ms to- =as In vlzU
OF such 1act can only pr,CE.to III stns future:
that will CndeaFOt, with tbs samo 1,ta'iry H. 1
h"r+ frit to exe,etse In the past thar VIII yield
an entire deyotun to 'ho4e great priuciysa wll-n
sfr thereiy ionnd-tiu, vt ose. gov. rpn'-nt. Of
e4ua rls hts nLter thu federal ccuriitutlen OF the
I.eLfr o, bla1sr, aLd u tle Ahesti-s o lna iAel-
yitaal a.a:es. tthesrs). shsli ehauaspr $, be
!athiui TO those pr eiklcs wnicnllc at tue bottom
of be cspantzat.ol. Of the oemucssue party.
hole, my brs. hrtn, icsveutls hsps7 that BY
thas ttiectlen Of pEoper meh, ncn Hha. ntye true
up The shattered iabrc oi our rovrrnneat, aad
tapo II down to the next geuerAtsvn ~ VI
eeivtd 1t from tho pF st, The tuuet hosuIiful *szuc
sgr1n tender you my sr3trtnl thanks tvr the
.lonor you huve done ms to-day.
On tie ant ouneament OF BIZ Ranas - hsinE elect.
ed, and throughout tbs time occupied. bY his
speech, ealules W.rt 1re1 lrum tha guns placed
ou't1de the building. --.
sa' SsTe ets9 fnsn , 1ds Tor n
would lot come. =
x1so511AxEous.
a de9egate from New iork then moved tbs sdor-
RaUasd, That Committee Of n,ce, to be ap-
pointed " the chair be formed to announce 10 tne
:t cf ii,: :GE hSs dens and Vcs prss'aent tas
ceptance Of the same, rp,a tne pias;otm u ~.
Tie Clerk thru announced that the delegates
would hAnd N to the President ot The Cunye4tio1
1ns,1 sA1liest ps1aa1s "a shs name; r.. 1hsy
Committee, aud that thzt COMMITTEES would mess
immortality aller the aoiot'simcns Of the Cuaven-
, 1864-09-01
From GEr. sREIsINAN,
Particulars. OF ahe ESepulae Of. Early.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
, WAsuas1oN, Monday, Aug. q.
Your correspondent with Gen. sa. rtdaa's
army forwards the following res1me Of opc-
rations in tbat section since the 2Sd, the dute
Of bis former l9ster:
HARPER's FERRY, Aug. 2e--On Molday
and Tuesday last the army intre uchcd,
watched aud broush up supplies. The eae.
my lny still and probably brought up some
reinforcemsnts from the lower end OF tae
valley. Wednesday there was considerable
sHrnishl0g on our left. '0ur position ut
Halltown wes known to be 60 strong that
no fear3 we're entertained from Earl5's
movem snts, even If he should move up N it.
Gen. Sheridan persevered In his effort to
have fight aad keep Early from moving
! back toward Richmond It was believed lis
supplies could not long hold ont, as We
cleaned the valley IN going to anl returning
from Strasburg, and It was knowa that largo
part Of the crops gathered BY Early IN his
harvest work had been forwarded to Lee.
Tie skirmishfng Of this lay lost rs eight or
ten men, and proved that Early was IN force
ut Cbarleetown. Thursday there was cayal-
ry reconnaissance. Wilson moved down
- VA4 "oAhAp~A y, oA4A N4N4 1AA< 1lUA EuEpuEfQ3.
town. and met at KearneysYl'le, when the
two bodice, under command Of Torbett.
moved ont towara Leetown, which is about
midway between ChaslessoWn aud Martins
! burg. About mile ont from Ksarneysyilte
We met the enemJ's picket and ektsmish line.
composed Of Infantry. Torbett discounted
brigade Of his command. and there was
sharp little fight for three houss, during
winch We lost about twenty killed and on3
hundred wounded, md deve1o oed tue tact
That Early was still in force, but had noyed
hts command to Leetown, na II to turn our
right and cress the river abore US. It 37as
not believed he would attempt to cross, but
It was not In accordance with gensral ordlrs
to bring 0h a general engagement lust then,
aud SO Torbett withnreW. In doing 20 Cur.
tir's brigade OF Wilson's division wa5 cut
otT from the main command. and thu dAy
closed with sumo apprehension that he might
be captured. Late IN the atteruuon Of this
day, Thursday, the euem7 rade t1emonsha-
tion upon -AVereli rear Falling Waters, bat
finding him prepared, they desIstcd- a re-
cdDno1eeADce Wa8 also mace during the aftdr-
noon bY Colonel Lowell, with sm Ill a7alrY
force. from Hailtowp, which cspturea a few
pfIsoIeIs and found the enemy w.tctfu1.
The ta;,a p nrk proved that both arm Ga vera
ready for. work, sud that EARLY WIS getting
retuFe, under the waiting policy OF Sheridan.
DGnhGtea fiE move IT, our E1ght Eas made IN
the hope to bring on general enssgem aot
Cur t1ti5e 1nEe during The day may be set
down st co killed ard 200 wounded; we got
about ffsy prisoners In tha eus agem.nt
The retel loss in billed and Wol nded Va
, 1864-09-01

Irobabsy slarge aa OUR. rne cvects tue
cBy On t1idey w-rc thu re-4ppsar Aucu ot
CustAF aud his brigade, tse demoassrasioQ OF
ibe letels at Wi'ltam-p3rt Furd, anh the re-
com is-ance in torres oy Cso.,k Cu.tar, to
eVsde tte teoeia Who gre aft him on tha
ed It, ard took porilluu~ at She vhrrustown
With The loss Of l. as hsu dozen uea.
The enenl unde hla Vi ptursnce al ,ny the
1iEerat IN esrly hour 10 tns uorn,uy. and :nfter
ictnfs at. ttgera1 places ce> >.luped u fpsce Ut
about l LOO cavalry and 600 iuiautsy 1t wit
I'ans port, ~bers AEerlil had shs lst Viz
einia cuvalEy- SktEuishiug eusu-d toc to,
q three hours, aod roe senuia threw several
6helis Into tpu town NuoodY vas ha;t.
ssd lie theny moVtn oE up tue rlvee anoot
10 o'clock. Later in The day thuj ap feared
some 't'ur miles ab"vu Winmm+poet, Aud
there about Dozen OF shEn crossed over.
1tsy did not 1emsln iuu:, On the nurtn siue,
hnHcycr. Duf:ny the nsteraoon, Heoer,l
6h+rinau determined to dtsturb Ihe eueaay
seriously and tia@ out whit b. w4s about.
accordingly. !ofce 'uf ahnus 5,cnO iu-
iabt1y, nith ten pievrae of aetlllrry, moved
down the Charest"wu Road. Tho wools
were urucr Iht itnueui4te com maud Of Gen-
eral CrooR, 1hongh dsn,ral Sheridan nccoM-
lu' leo hiu- TIE tueules' ptcksts were
driven In, aud tae. .recunno:ss aueB u4hed to
| u punt about thfee ebii1s turn Hailso own,
| wbete tbe tnemy WIS tuu.d d in i strength
| nElt8. u ebHuklal VI uAll aN hJQf or 80
| enc u. q. uutl, < @hicu q gallant ccaE..s t,y
Colurtl Lowell With a cavalry fvrc- brought
! III s-,ctty rtbsie, lncludin!, uus Ltzuteu aus-
| Col. ncl. The unject Ut tnt movement h1v-
| ipl been sccomplished, i.ener4l Cruug dew
Of h,s 'ofce, .nd We returned to our orist-
! Il: position. =,
The entir- operations Of the day c,st Us
! aoUu, s=Ystsy-nve Ellltd aad not uver 2c0
! wounded, though the LOSS vas NOT ail Ia
Crooks cUtulDHt1
| "eg got osvr leo prisoners yesterday.
| On Saturday smother rtcuuuOf.asuce was
made t1om CROOKS trout duan tht Gu. sl.s-
town 5t'ao which f,,uu.. OILY vacsur camp
| where the enemy was 10 such force 90 Friday
! eceIfug DuIing the ai:trn ,uc We occupied
| Charstst0Wn f,lr q ehurt time Foe ntter-
| Duun 0sS nlllnty spent In pacing up pre-
psratory to a forward mnvtment, and In
Eez tire OFT Won. ded 10 the rear-
The entire loss ct th= wcuk ia all If Gen.
She,fdaD'a roznmshd, Will t,t about 150 kilt
cd, AID 4E0 wounded. Most OF th- woun .
| are OF such sllg,t Character, that probably
mt over 2C0 will Need TO bo sent To The hos
pits'
Ger. Sheridan imprcssea every one with
bis entrey apd uDtirtnE VI. ilanca, and bis
n+n sp, ak OF bin IN Wnr.a terms. 1t Is
kbowp t1ut he hns btea acting uuder orders
1ru1n Gen. GEuut There WA no intention
to light general cuEnt, except on
sucb terms Hs Woul1 Insure thc destruction
Of the enemy. eharIcnn ~as to do The
v ltcLinE and the forces under GRAFT would
do the fighting.
, 1864-09-01

The, Union nominations for Congress
from thc plnetcen d's,rsc1s into which Oh o
IL 'pportionto, have peen completed, aed
are IS follows:
ti:st, Benjamin Eggleston; Second, Colo
mel Rutherford K hayes; Third, General
Robert G. Scnenck; Fourth. Judge Villa Il
Lawrence Fifth, Colanel Moses Waiser
Sixth. Reeder W. Clark; Seventh Samuel
sheliata5g'r; Eighth. James Il. Huoocl !;
Ninth, Gezera1 r T. BackIand; Teatb,
:Jamts n. Ashley Eleventh. H'zskIlh 5.
Bubcy Twelfth, Jop E Stevenson; rhir-
tten1h, Colun0us Deiano.; Fourtcensh,
Hon Martin Welk-r; Fl,reenth, I. A. PIaots;
Sixteenth, Hon. John 4 Bingham Sevau-
te1rtb, Ep,ranl R. Ees1ey Elshteensh, Izu--
fos r. spauicing; Nineteenth, Gen James
Hon. G. A. White, In ths Sixth, aud
Hon. W. E FiAck. il tho Twelfth. are the
cnl7 DcD ocratlc nominees yet put in the
field
tE The II ost Influential democratic pa
per in the country, the New York Herald,
ga, 8 Mcclellan can't be elected.
~ Mr. Lincoln never uttered 4 word
abuut drast urtil McCle1le. begged for one
, 1864-09-01

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKKT.

W6nHIrrAT KyHHTHo, ArK. 81, 1857.
TEzF CATTLE--KeceIvcd 1t Ill ths yards ABOUT
EohEad Of D.ef Cxt'le,- conailrlu. exclusively Of
cor AID Medium to camnau steess. Th. tered
sAies snc cunt to III head 1t 32555te chiefly as <25
g. 50 u 1tu B+.
Tho market has baeu unsclsled. ouipK to tbs
crsnter attfsc,!on OF the Convention, ahaas labo.a
for the present taye t,fnsusted toIsy. TheEa ID \
f4ar demand for medium gtadcs OF attls put tbs
demand ia To- b-tt.r stoct than va a.e row
getting. We quote sae narkes moderately lr.n 1t
p,kstous quosausna-
, 1864-09-01

ton IN anti.McCIcl!an mtn nad did ahat could
II my hnn. bic way lor another nsu But taTa
boz tal1eard that General Mcclellan IL tho choice
LOT only Of the Cunve1 ton, bnt Of the people. |
nuW Prupt 80 that the nomination bc made nnRpl-
Mrnr. Che*tn}.
The Secretary then announced the vose as fol.
- E F. IcGle san..:.....' '"...''''
- n' oesia -.-.-''s'.'. ~o9
~, 1VM vote. 10
The announcement was received With pcrlect
sto1m Ut spllsurs. The delegates r'ss to taots
ftet abu Va'ed their ha.s and hsndseschiefs hl2
Y = air. Ahi the crowd o. spscts'ors {o'1ed Ia
the ctecriDg.. The demonstration enbrided onlg
nerh
The chairman announced officially that Gancral
GttF@e 3. MrCll'sn w1s the chHice 0f the couy.u.
tlon Tor tic PtttldrIcy Of the United Sta.e5.
{Prplunged chceting.)
TIE YOFE-
The following Is the resut Of the vote IN ts1u-
far foIm, tie bfat three columns slvfn., tue vote
st aunonnced By tho Q. rnau Ut the at1=g ,,1on,
and ,tt lsst twu the sole ns accpded. Tap y,,tss
ss officially nbrhnnced bJ the Secretary vers
tonswhat different, .hote eisrn ior h9saito Say
u1our.
wa
, 1864-09-01

tssd: tnicree fnies sss, st $sMk3u.e9, chiefly It
se.z:0 5.s3 2 ~ rs Thera tss BETA acstva y
4. M foI pril. ezt1s .a1es; and Rptn thess va
scae an sdvArce Of Sc p 10 M CO pF@v.ons du u
tfsns 1ha ptss mt sucply OF good Ho,s II n-luw
t'e de1nspc. Far coHmo.. qu+lt1te1 there Ia list
inquiry, but tne:e hss drclio, apo4 previous
r1ptast NJ.
, 1864-09-01

WEpyEsDAY E7Ey1so, Evg. 81 1854
There Hae moEe act.y1tJ in the gsnerai rs9T1ets
tosay, and buai.sss at ths var1ous banking nouses
wasdec1ded1y more active.
TIE cenand 70. Money was quite b1iss,, srd g
nusala1ger auoEnt OF: 2fodnce paps. wus Offered
than ;or several anys past Currency remains
close. but the dIacoEn.'honses ara mesting all the
ltRlt1ate rsqui1caaents' Of trade at u per ceat,
Outside bzuEess hzs charging speeulsre1s-1Csa peS
cent. pFr month.
ETte-s-h good supply Of exchange. and tie
market IL dull md easter hut there is 40 change
IN rates. The bankers arc onylnK from thete GUS
toners u.4 per cent discount but In romo In
st.nces sates were mods es r discount Ths gac-
eral sellt-s sste II II discount to custoreefs and
par to ou.sllers-
Cod in Ne@ York ad7ersed per cent tod 4y-
elea,nK At scs s1ad closing ut 81. The tc1ow1u3
are .he aacsszaons reesized by James BorE,.god
hrntfys So = So
, 1864-09-01
CRIgxCu LUmaER MARKET.

T1pSEspA1 EvxxIxa Apsns& 81, i5St.'
IUh UhR9H-Recr1ved !, a.. 900 taet tuaoe-. Na-kas
rod:sAse}Y aeilTs. ana sesJ firm A. psn7tons quota
tiCpr
e. lroLEs-fn sfuest nosu13ai supoly pn:es very
nm anu u Ct anaec.
LAiH-E<e*isel -13,roa rcr. lnfatr demand. With
n I'll tE: ply prces te1esAb3 arm =. r,t ua quo
fmffo -"
, 1864-09-01

70 Pailat=lphia, al ,-.a-.....'s....11 iE
EHDuR R.cs.7ed. todss. SAT- snnl. thtoped,
"nir NJ ~ 4srE9 81 = ST. It. t.s =.
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81. sd L, ools 'rsatsa 81 ,;ass: Co .s7si7s
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tEe n.s,k:t aus: ses 1EH 1t as,as .os vos R,d.
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sts; ssas sa H. 4 so g 81. Gss !:
sa s. : f. ss Il g @ e 4 d s. * na c,
a. al53. frrEa aSD i:A1A1 6ox1-.3Go-9n No ]
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Gskcs ~ on n dlAc !ooo bu do it a4Kc: t9cao
~ % q &c; tns R,lseasd ya's at iHeEths mar
E1E-Eeeeivoa tt.da7, 9l11o bushc.s; sn,23ad,.
81 ds3 bu. 1t-fKrt .qntFt eDa rnchsnxet S,1ea TO-
ats IS ctO nu 1t 4lsf; oa 1t s. s.: 7.,0o
ou No d1+ .tcre Il 3u e'o hu do 1t $t-si Ito
pu 90 ~ &.3tH-'te MAJ ktt clc1t1E dull $134 for
ho otd Il 80 fer No2, 5-.'
~: II. rhrr. kf FL
,hr foa 3as1sy Is xalt. 3r sApLz-li psgs :: s.. -
t.AlcOHoL-Na+ix =: quiet and nrm q. sassels:&
uUeTER-Eses,vsd to-day, sa.s27 nx: ratop.d
E-sMy, la+et. u.s.. Marsok Qcitt. Sales today were
.5 neklns medium quality assos; 10 urstas rs s We
E1o'r: H..
rs!ne EstEF Ia crocss sad tuss-.-.-.. .......fs2c
, 1864-09-01

Caf1o Echs Lawte .4ud. nstcn, te 1m Sturgeon Bay,
sole b1 ID .rsop. % ts l7el lpmboe. q .. ss1Tn
tsrFolrtr sh'~ al. rom O.o 10. ss1d b, u.sy.
1av.oos frerfnEnet. tt'1ps Il t.3.s5 clYAo sctt
Mskte fF~u' M soo- so'd By Aestsdc. st.Do s.e:
rsftft iumec. stslps- u ts1a CARGO schr " 10
nsn~ Eon Gfaad haven, sosd b q. Blo11sez, q, 10
| II lumDes. = Btl'ps II &c4.9o
nh. <nttn rr avs rha wi nz~.ea.
, 1864-09-01
COMM ERDx&Ns

- WED.ES-DAY EVENING, Aug, 81, 1874. .
The reeelpts and shipments during The oa5. 81
1o71a were az foIlonF:
GEcRIFTs AND sH1pxKSc& FAST q unt1sa
, 1864-09-01
dNEpNn VOTE POE VICE fRB3IDKNT-

TOTALS. .......b5H 13 81 65f . 1G SsH 4 u
The Chairman announced tha 1esn1t, ntetlug :hAt
there y1as no choice. Toe second vote resulted As
follows.
, 1864-09-01

Gen. Il H. frensf2ss a appot6xmeor<
6'nrlinR. ....s.. u..-
49,. 80. Sept 9;
eeIefai ogiesby will e1"ak at each OF ne
.poVe meetings. Ali Union papers pleas.
!opy.
, 1864-09-01

G1,.se HussF: s6ass
sANHeea aka1 = 2 ssYs enss: ia
4s:s7.sas ia: s',sf1 y saess: 's '1a - asa r..
steFA e. As
HsHpe:1 = (. ;:. .:sa;s:::......... :
es!sss: !. :::::::::: : : !
s ssns:SS. + ss "sfii =
9s1nss ssi.a, Gi,S; isS;; tsroe ~ lirsn
-: tcu- hu.-...~.......-.....- -.......-.... %
F.oo. stes.. ssS - .
ss:a..:....e.. eos:as. ..::... y y
:. :. :. :. - paoer..........-.....---.:-.. 8.1t
:. - .--......-............. 4
Wool sscss. haa7r........' ''"'...:' :o
ess1as Taaoses sa:' 'nSp''. s': aFn and IN
k..I.1 aksmou17 = q {
riee, = IN. bat T,tasnt ana,s a @ PEI natsa -
auntt: ''0' "o
Cape p q @5n .
Ee. II e sesd::::::..:...:..:..:,......: 81 81
Rto:t GOA to ErlEa. .:vx-.....~:. -..,.. IS 9a3s q
i s1oui as 'ess' Gesl
~; i ~ re- e. 1na ,n'd.gu.1s saseslos. Price, ,a!e
t.se
as 1snes5 9pHb;;a: Hi .5.S seS
Co Mineral 1RicEr.........1 1.-...... .1.ve
% NnluW DanS.. 13..1
9lcssbpiK,:. :...A ...-................ ltn
12Gn LehfEh g
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Ss,&ntcn--......--.. ...,..."... SaG
E!st1tcn
Hnnslh ..s.gv1to y
.EG&1-17 fsie tuppl1. WIN vs ass.se Ns"" u-
agisa 70 day hAre b. ~ Aa4A q 1aa &c ~ @rh
FISH WurrH s-auL;a". [11a tr4e a. .nee1.nns n1o
raiIons. TRoUTiI calpts lbsra1, .wt.h eMau ~.
Eand f[1c.s Eot 70 VI ri, IL a.eas, 4amSna1
supply. with af dan no Aa a = Saaqg.
eu. othst d*.eI3 10 r. u @ao esn ~
Eo1 .pttn.h' at ~ .'e.... "a ssam s5S
& & Wamtn,h II okl*...........-....... 500 EtEt
Eo 7r.at =, r. e4is.''t ei.'-'t' - - ST ST
, 1864-09-01
ON SATURDAY LA3r.
A N1E1EORANDU11 BOOK.


A N1EM 2DD1z,
coH's'n1nz SEQ T1esEns5 Note, sud : dr.s: OF
y =: atps,ts, cspr ano :. ?: ~ fiSa1o y
st1!4 tslftt Stsfs1, da I'd hvAtV:!le. Sas-o1'' 4
los 3l2 ~. PM Aat, to ks,.r, d Aeso - Y
an pen ssuppta en- u. tr.nr II.ts If M."o.sns.
Eee1 Il D,ais. which u ~ b asns or asAsss "a Il
go South Wells Street.
Kelley j WzB:
f,,., .,,r,t q. 1851, au3o Qssl
dsEO REWARD: | wall pas
so.1.e, tsr Inc .aeeve1y nf sna
BODY Of Patrick Clancy
vacp Wa lo.i o1 tho !eaoonsr Racine. % ta,o
HiTt7 a, Pint. tvaa mii-s t1m snofe Isfssmau. !
b. aeti TO MIR pst[,e, ciaEe,. no. n " zie
~ ssr NJ as1f. te,n elssk shs e,os
EsEll aTsxpoax. from .sa yessni Th:ls sa's
vsl pleM9g aiKecdy Neas, suxs'
, 1864-09-01

q Why do tho Coppcrheads abuse the
present Administrator Trey have noml-
mated man who is in favor Of everT ono of
Ita meaeurts. which they stlgmatze ~ ty-
rnnuica1.