davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-29

Our suu0-y .'1sh.'s n-: .lrrs NJ tIyourh
fea'l chaHt' IL, but lorh. lu.;u il al oiil:;al
"uhetif', 1nt Eur'thEtf {: !'t.: A:uf13a
Moo@4e viii .oou bc il ua.A,5. From
AnshiE"tun VIZ E"Vc III. li1;:reetsn:,#nd i'm.
Iofl+h1 tcHmnF) ol EVE Visiting t. ZIG
dtn1'. apc .seula. "f ,h.: c:;uas Ion te:ow
FefGret'urs s'nct: tbr .'|a2k On t4Aneock's
corps u, EAursca|. t;..:t:iv5 WITH variety
o1 lcs . nr"e .tus eI' 81: .:ii s=r L. u In
n;ar;et tlrrwh'rt re.
Ont-e :is'de ri this szs1c will .,s feun}
NcC}' 3!1u's Harrison LIN In. Ii Ter, j,sis,-
i4r oA Il G erinHacif'"ti.L -f.1asee kaG:c,ais
It'll &! r.. '"j property. -alka ttie letter COM
n'anciag G~t.tral 3snk-:a n4uke aara WORK Ct
arstr'i"r the Mus. .~s'i le.;a:c's-a. A!ao the
1Ec!dr"ta' .sfd tketeht. ~ is-occedinEs of
S~1u'-ay's b:c. ting. :.af caurusrs. Also
Hon. dom Webt~"rtlts crnsh1ae r.
jeii der so E.11uoo'ghsm. .ari lue full
I,rccrr';, % If ,'.. f,sxEl c1aysu,;..1
Of liz LAT, At:''s K-uh~i., ,7ocelnee will ,he
fullest ri ~; Iutli. i.c j., @us city ,.rt,rr ot
tit I'!:J'hi':o'y events cf she C3j,pcraeal
Conv; utio..
TAe Convection q: p.e-Adami1. !oasi;s
hta"t:l By ibs' .sncie"' and L = !al :eratIe;usu
huos kc1'tlAu, Who kns~ Sp4hauu attended
TO po-.al n*'ttre in Aa'T 4tlu.'s ting, met IT
1}ry Hail, o., S"tur:i"y. an uoa.iuated Geo.
L. ''t<''e''l': Tor t"e f''Std':ftE. The side
s"o" WIS tl'li'F"'' ~ 'a'':'; sue, s':7 merits
ot'i ''1s' '''s!'''nea ''Sefaae@- f|a4'-r, even
II .he Fns.ht h'st nr'e's, *oasi refuse 10
n''' ~ 'p''s H''a'"*, an1 Y" congratulate !
rne w .tn 'lc"''" aI'''n tp.1r saec-ssui DE- !
Livery ~ to' 'spreetH.l'ise "f eia3t'-.
~ nA'e"Hy 81 .:ss ""ts "'e -ea:ls at I
~ '1'fs'"" III i.r'u's n:stion. to j.
~ "1a nt"'n :''e Ac'hon rai!rnad. j!
~ -" tN"f f""'.="e Asef;H has also
Aa''f7s I: f''. F'2:- .!tsn l.! r~p].ii.. Eersy's
s''rH''' - af:' -: :Et' Ainr.!and, vi VIII
i":'s iii A."a,: ais., laAtae b hand In c.o-
.Hr"~ l. ''n'' II ;;ooe .i's asu so;1e p-teoners
o'1oF' = '''"t:.
r. "'ha~~1'5 -tghci b. Mtssrf. 7. n
11ou:s: burr, -irisnn = 4, I...uo C1a.lts
F' ''"'i H. a: '.'''fs OH Eh. Congressional
gu &|i''' =. y Il I1t :;t, ~ CROWDED out oa
our -'t'a'' "'"';"::'e ct;L.oa Il viii BE- |
''n''' u :io''-s ;'a-r ri lhi- l.su=
Col TL'c>>cl: ,.tu1..rd from st,rforG.1d |
on sstntds,, 's.'h The int. i:t.. ucr t,at thp
tnotH OF to"I county will 4.e iu the y1c1n,~ /.
Ct 3,oco Ao* ~ssl '.ns cltEz-is make Il au.l
and ihornus c:foEt, a,.s. Til up the uuota.
that Cotk cu".a;y 1au3 Luuos vii csiis ur4be
G"V'rtfEt I, ard BIZ saved dsasl. Il c.,
bc GuH', :.1ll 1T il tr.
G"ld If tuH. ting IT, f}>lfe of cup.,er.cad ! ,
1lfircnc's T., hep IT up. uut .r the i,.;tueece
, 1864-08-29

Especial Dtfpstcn to the Chicago Triseao7
coIuH8Us, Ohio. Aus, as.
The following important order hss been fssned .
HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Au:. ~.
General Order No. 23.
DuliDg the ensuing 60 days no fire arms or now.
der ofa9y kind viii be received, Transported ar d..
li7ercd by any railroad, express or other forwaId.
ing companies within the limits Of this ienart.
mem, (viz: Ohio, tnd;anl, Iilt1oi. and III .Hia,
without permit from tnese heaiouartefs frn,2
Gen. A. Hosey; 1p5dl!suspois. 5l!so md: On. q Z.
authorised officer OF the United States Govern.
mint.
Dealers In these articles, OF others haying thar,
in their poescssion, 1ni in no event BE- pefmitt5
to aell or deliver them daring ;th4t tine.
manders and all Provost Ma.ehals and thsfr
assistants to that this order Is enforced, and
10 tetze al snch articles as may be candeattan;t
cold, shipped or delivered In evasion Of IL INK
property will bc At once reported to headquartess
fur The dccaion cf The comm an5er - i;s1is o5si
, 1864-08-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
AURORA. ILL.,, Aug. Fl.
one OF tae greatest mass meetings ever held In
hhne county came OF to-day. Fifteen thousand
people were preeeut on the grounds from the va
riousto in the county. and the utmost eathu-
s'atm prevailed Throughout. Wn. Bross, ESQ. q,
The Chtco:o TRIBUNE, our candidate tor Liratei
nant Governor, opena .he r.ceting With an efTec-
I've and eloqreu. speech, followed by the Calant
Dick Oelesb*, witt une Of bis best efforts. Gen
Ben. Ptcrf1ee AID Clark L. Carr nleo made e!o-
9usnt epteeh"s. THIS e:ootug INC ground win hc
BY Gen, 11.sn5werth, u. Torcester, Z. 4. Stosra.
McLsue shd o!hers Tho Luuoatd Brothers f1..
n1flHf fcC,e 1ns:a.aegut music. K72e county is
, 1864-08-29

es5eaf 5c, do D*nocratte Es-ac. r7ce,.,
9,oSso T. 25.Uoo People I.resra:5

~ pnnuarn nnr lowA' AqE: ss-rhe great Deuoc,s.
cit and most enthusiastic o,.e ers- a. tae lat--
state The procession IVES hat ~ houT nas.ine a. iae
ene r:ot. IVES addressed at length b. 1tss1a.;
Ciay ut1n, John T. Duncambe, D. 4. MahoaV ~
o1nefs The crowd numbered from % El to a Fly an1
Anottcs rnees'n. Was held In tho evenInS. WHfSS
Rns nearly as !argr az that Of the dayt!ne TSa
U: ]tghfs. - '1'osanns
Aesolations were adopted declaring ior immcal.
as pence refusing to support ssry naau or set ff
Mea VINO ats IN fay0r Ut continuation or tke
tfona1 End Illegal; ana piacp Tue soons1bi1,ty u
WeateT9 cvlis uay betall 1he conptfJ br aTbitfary
aMemps 70 enforce eonscrpton ol white men to
grote, on she P1e=idtat and hi. psrt;esn adyf.a1s
. Tls GAy WILL be long Remembered by tho denoc.
rscy Of th1e section. The Northwe-tara Dnmocss-
:, ste nnlt IT, ~ Resee ard That Is Whist they will
, 1864-08-29

D&ALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be recs tTe6 at the Cries of h. Board OF E6ura
t!c1. No 76 Lea2le e1Ytst, usri "ptaT. esps. j.
r. sftctif q A. dal7ch 70 y Brl5E' poi s:hocl
sontta e for TIE ctrttlte.s nas"ns' a-d raiatefs'
Fi*ra and ipec;1cano3s Gnu be sees ID aooss. Tse
E9EmEtiee IN bu,lutEK4 and Grounds reserYe the
~ az . ttteet = nr i'll ot The p1opoAsls.
, 1864-08-29

ton, forwarding, selling dallvcring such fe.:at
During this time It property IS In transposta.
ton excepting that thsy may bo sent to the uuu oil
for eaie keeping, will be considered an avnsion Of
this order. The f4cts Of such Forwarding ui1i be
reported to these headquarters.
By command OF
MAJ. GEN. uEs.z1iaAg,.
e. H pnrTrr A. A. H.
, 1864-08-29

Terrific Tempest in Ohio. Indiana and
AebtncRy-A Train blown or tho
1r4ck--FHsseDgersI niuret1-Dalnage
to BUILDINGS. &c

C1Sc1+NAT1, Aug. 27.-The storm yesterday ~
te1noon very revere. The rain fell In torrents,
accompanied b. thunder ard lightning. The In.
d1annpolis aDd Cincinnati train, which loft at hall
pact four yesterday afternoon, Eas blown from tho
ttacs, thirteen mules west Of LaWrenctonrg, and
tie cars tu1nbled down an embankmeut twelve
feet No particulars are KNOWN but 1t Is reported
that from twenty to thirty persona wee wounded.
None are reported killed. The trala contained q
vtution.
The storm was severe at Columbus, uprooting
frces, and doodfng streets with water.
, 1864-08-29

The Coming Drnlt-The Quotaa-Fr
t2runlsa Army

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] nx
AAe No1u4nS OTnit-aAos os2uotssa-Hfon1
"rahta Army
| - -n.
sopeeal1l Dlepaten 70 lao @u1caSo isa11nu.l
| WAsn1sGToN,. Sunday, aug. %, 1854,
Governor Stone is here olrapelpr the ouotaa nj
| rnx-, nrder thr con,i1o arnft IEo h,a ;.,t ~
49, "-1 JUST IT,
1a1"fo 'ton IN e1te-cea Tip N toe soa'h aestrrn
Amy, and reports pregalent feeltug thst the i'm.
mediate pretence en- nm rood men Ut ,,r, T.,
on, s,n,a, ,vn,,,a .,eh.S,r ne.st ~ s'.s u
~ uo1 arn'e"' Wou4a pso?apt5 nn1sa Inc WaS ny next
At" feafB day.
There will be no .poetponenent Of the dssa IT
will pofbepIn in nanvA1iatricts cvr, II .,v ~, ~
k.1 ,r a.rtauha, .-. ~. o..,,,,..4 ~, -A tao
~ aHu l.e ouio'11len+ Isla are 10
remain open Tor correction TIL Thursday Of this
week, when they will be closed md Forwarded tn
Washington.
IN fhs ,arne f7.~ ,o,,+.-,,, ,t,.,..
~ .s.-..,E5 5 A1ets1aaa oA'ee1" 1of tae army
- ouce1s 1ot INC nefy VII! make out
tacl1 tetuf1e OF the unmbcr OF men put In eery.cs
during the month of August and forward tn Wash
iueton and to thu x.f,t.1, p...s.+ 49,
ere1 NJ ,h-ir>,a.nor,,-a 'c.... ~ aen-
- afH iespee'a'e STAKES. On the basts Of
these coonectcd eoro1loa=ut -is:a and monthly re.
ports the dasfRnaton of>quota. viii be m 4de mt
as tonn ~ ofsib.o, And ada bufae.s OF s,,rr arh
districts maybe closed, that orders for the drsit
WI! us ISSUED 1of IN etta though the 1O.h is about
ists;,i. II, aoenta recr,t,;n ~ aome ieW
will Of cnnrsc he n]iowa ~ s.oIt iii ~ -. @a'es
some days mist eansn SaIore thei. hi ~. ~ oo
be recri1t3 ana n 1tfrict. 1hth t ha xe1atns can
these apen,s The asV fc- d..r,.. ~ " Hs s4A!lu5e0
, 1864-08-29


2erust st.a,s, Mcn'on' IL Enc OF TIE c.ayea;tyr.
NLll F:sset ukd. the poa}.
.:oH1htt ,er Oh newspApcr-CJmmI tee m G. Il,
n ;..s 't,:'l- -enn'mi:cts: M Torch Ltsnt Fcoees
t1cA-Cs.a'att'ee N Speeches.
4I..i"i'd 1'.tF Tor The VII. ~ao waec Americans
E:st to elect 11+e1ccct
form. NP ~ 'o8' W. 1n's p'&t-
h:mls1ice aud convection, Of S:ztes,
Whip an.aH1 uti IT,: .r1.
uEisr izauce oat ri Nrx;;:o.
AH1ltE yLf.G 1117-vH4r THIN WANTS
fostI:'ns the Convention 10 Oe1vbes ,gh-..o
Gay Cnf.s-.iIs -E7r.;,G*.tL,
- fLiTFuEA OF TIE F3r-I
@ VIC titdte oE: sIrrs. cur tnrteues. und our
fsaici: i!rsfo 10 .:rr tc the p-oo O. lie Tn,.e1
:.a.ek III t:'1rthI 'cn thcrto, ald to can stets
1fs nHb Gfnsc Gt....i,utt II, "e
EAn- 4''''' A4= VIZ"
!, E1,r91t inn Gen. Mcci~.lau'r le,:e5, Sepfan-
t{ nfs. an" "..cn W mecr on The l7thy 4 Wit
" ho!r ls.st., aid be srre ilaI nune c.2aoe.'
, 1864-08-29

Attempt to AssaHs1nate an RdItor,

lepocfaf Dispatch ia the Chicago T1ibnrs7
Sr. FAu1., hi1t1;., Saturday, Aug. =,
A despasado Famed John Pen5ercast, ATTEMPTED
to sstassinae III. Otis, local editor Of the Pioneer
On Fs:cay esen!Eg> hy shootiny him with zevoly
e. hr utis rccutxcd two or thrc. painful hu. not
aeJ1cus Fouhds. TIE DFarocalon vas m aritcle
renect1ng or Ie1dtraast'a ceunsct. TIE LITTER
YRS ,frestef and !'eld tu ball In thu sum Of stx
, 1864-08-29
FROM A.EJR dpK a,

Great Union Mn>s mcetIu.-Tmmouko
EHthnatasnx-Eaftee 1:auusaud Per-
AuNB Present. -
, 1864-08-29


Tenatnl.1 11HEs ESeEorRD AT cnscAoo.-Wt
may expect lively time+, ii lot bloct*nrd. at the
Approaching Chicago Convention. The city Ia al
{SSaoy {Sa n cono,t,on nno aeeorane t
rsots Of bloody ch.racter.-E r Her:1d.
The only "newfpapere'' that reports thai
"dsily and nightly ecenra of pereonal aud
"tatd rcncontres and riots Of bloody char.
"acter'' that happen IN Cbicag,>, Is the false
and Internal recession shret, The N~.<., which
nbcls the city for the sake OF sitting few
extra copies Of its dirty iesue.
!: COOK cous7r QcorA The following namsd
gentlemen, the Committee appointed to devise
come means to Ill the quota o. Coos County and
avert the dtalt are ear nettly requested to meet at
the Supervisors Room promptly at * O'Clock,
Monday afternoon. Le: there Be no delay: Cnas.
Walker, William G Church, Joseph Mrd;u, J.
Young ScsmmoD. Emery A. Stotrs, james "
hbeailan, A. c. Hcesing, g. l.. Rnese1l, Charlea
chas'eston, c. P Bradley. Jbeper D. Ward. Chaa.
Randolph, I'm T. Annn, Matthew LatHn. Benia-
min Lnmha'd, 1ncge Van Ba1cn, uor. John n
Douglas Dr.. Brainard, 1adge J. r. Hradwell, Hen.
II Greenebsum. S. A. Irwin, W. q. Brown.
Euer1llas shot.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Triaune,1
PADccAn, Ky. .Aus. ~, 1864.
Richard W. Taylor aud A. ". !. Matheoe.
Racrilas, were shot rhis morning at tsts
plnce, by order OF Gen. PAius. Ia lor l,yea
at Hende1fon, Ky.. and Was ynuug man of
about 20 ears Mathene lived at smtth,aud.
Ky, and was IN old and bartene.l 1cb,i
guerilla. They were en- By Gen Paine on
his late expsdittou up the Ohio, ayd t., dav
met the trte they richly deserved.
Col. Barry, 4u U. s. Col red Arti.lerf.
carried out the "rdtr Of their execrtlo3. Six.
teen ctlnred s:.fd:.lr acre -rn .n up 10 ,ina.
l.~lt tt*tr n,u -ket> la:dt.d w,'h bali and L4lf
With s'laDk cartridges. l.. Il. Ps.rcr. Char
lab Of 1920 I'll of:icla'sd ~ Cnapts,n. ad.
n:in:e'tfirg fncir last Christian a.tt,ouit;on.
Ihey both ccnt+teed 1nc,r xrs,1, bat Ia.
cjartd their un1rtpnrcdv+se for death. It
was = o'clock. the hundsgrs ~ere p,acrd
aM'ut 'h.fr eEcs, bab6s fssteued behind tsem
and they stood hln1e on the hanks Of th.
Ohio. kcndri Aim! Fire! M sncy til
desd ~'thcut strugsie, pierc d vita eisas
Gtn, Paine seems determined to uuntss
guerilla: a:tf}'ttev sLail quit their = aicsed
work For tv:ry Elinu nun shot by than
10 his district, be has determined to tske the
ives 81 Hve synpalhiEius rebels, Gsu
, 1864-08-29
. Nc1p aDberttSe11ret11s.:

| A NTl ARNOLD CLUB. :tsvet
a 1ts 1BIs EVENING, st Headsq,.t.r:, no.
10 Hesfcptltta1 R!ock. -
All U1'cn msn arp 1n7tted, vito sre cp3ps,d {, III.
ss-nsntnati1a O. 1ssac II: Arnold. - au.s:a-1s
TAME5 GaKRIrY.~-H thus esn.
Louis7ils WHAT Is that shs ma 70 . liz n
..n.s,!5 9.nsa5 ons kn:.s vh.1e g i: - I'D %
s ne asms ana :aa e.
~ sas'e e s. ss ses a'' IN 'a' &AnrzA g. oAE91rY
E>ALNER:s ACADEMY, 500
init. n3a5n aysaue tsf Of .hl'
BE-. Tse;; Z. teqF ~. tsse1.
.as:{:as:7!, w:p.EA1ME&A a. NJ .p.soc'p;1.
A N ARTIST OF The FlksT
a.5s, EanK' B. savlrg 10 pssssns engagement. u Pre-
;at n e5:si.s sn
ShorV El3ls. :
Ad65tT &c.,; Ecss Atkicsrn. Iowa.
FORTY BARRELS OF GOOD
Co0S1Nn hPPL8s.
al A' zisT sss,!s'3s I'll M:;ts
TN THESE TIMES OF HIGH
ss;ss 81 e re sH' ;hs 6Is as
S:.Se q Z
9kAMA9ED GnoDA*~-Hsts Csc
~ md nd atiihsE eoods at 1hole7a,o aud re,as
u. Tsfs; asa L.: IT AZ 7a
, 1864-08-29

70 believe That ary propositions or cpmu{s.
sioners properly credtted wuic. mignt be-
sent by the CONFEDERATE authorities look.
ing to an armlstice and pros pecu7c scttle
melt Of the existing dttIlcult1~s, ,o,u!d 7so<ire
q hea77Hg dstd fopo=<b:e ssstdtruti,sr' Mi1d.
this is Lot Republican p4per. but from tue
peace organ Of the West No. in
Tic ffce Of this, ~hat becone5 Of
the constantly reitcrated charges that
the AInliListratltn alll not listen to
oTfrtures for Ieaces ard 10 vic~ OF this
EtstencEt that the Federal Government Will
entertain proposals fo. p.ace, bu' thxt the reb-
el authorities will uos, lnadsb} Coppurhyad
paper. itself, VIC ask what Is to be donoe
What do the peace nleo ~nut done? We
ha7e asked this question rcIeat-d:y, md we
have never had an Answer Dare auy in1f-
Tidual capperhead or Copperae4a "a ger an.
swers Until that tine, tlefe Is no roo G, for
argument, and Eo eente in ta1k1uc a5out
ptace. It is twaddle unworsh, Of uasn pre-
tending even to an ordtprly elarc :: co.a a,on
intelligence,
, 1864-08-29

t~as Esgsnjste b .tssor 70 anT otter et NJ ~
dura': h4'lns received The LIT pfamlnol whsntye-
FIem s:Aans he may z:c:.ysd va sel.;. The t,,.
IcstrK ~"' '1s 49,
TESTIMONIALS.
From Geo. Washtr1rc M,resn. orza-,ss Of a,;ee
Church aEd A1tdl Dutch EetoT1sad Cagr7h:
nsvs7stEE grslnrsa, -s~ yoEx.
tas.a 6 5o Fpz St o+n b
.see x II to s s ta;f
ccEEene them II pu1Sbat aitner 70. 11ritar, MI
or Gfnpei Q.e- Gso EAaaDoCEya MuERAI,
From +. F. Baker, Prc;essor n she Bc1: Mu;.ea,
Ipsaluse, An:hcrs Ac aal ntreeto- OF Na,.c IN III
South co2zseE ,tloaal Cou5eh.
aen:ler,tnI ct1fsss Il having "a ,1ts,n.G IS: nra
511iet 1lnst Rz40 Itatrurlen 6,i ~ st.rr
Jour American t.1een. su:. py Ysuf J.. m-tnni ~
to:einz. tho zaonoten t;olicF or-xiar souadhes
hstn earrsly caIze aad IL 7lacs Of il pl:e or xsn
tnai1e 1eAll5 ptrteer If jour Amafic Il 1:nna ns
!ec.iya the patf2roga th-y nit my must cSma
I'M" fefS Rttef'1 a's. With regard. tsRIy y,ars.
As.ne. s. D. L 4. II. Smith, su was6lastoa stsss..
Gcpteme1-Tha three Arcrfesn nsx11s o:rc'ss, -:
sDo Mhbury hays besH II uss cns 1sa9 s1Xe3
1 ms nasn p.sa.1re to ssv thas thes bAvo faiY INST
asnann ~ gosis snd h
AE- Gcas--1 A-R-uan. cr-Ra!st OF s. Jarox Eats
copsl chntch. Chicago. IfI.. tA3s:
thas ss tn.nns ~ othss tDstrnEes.s OF the k.n4
llCLEe*J. ard hri1llaccy ii tone "a usn
peucacy OF action. r-F'1ess al"
, 1864-08-29

EAsE TO C0MnESCE 1T FOUR o'cf0CK,
For the accommodation OF the pupllc 4 sosct,]
tfsin ofcarp will lsave The Chicago, Alton mi s.,
louis depot at three o'clock for the course, and r.,
turn A. tco1 ~ thr race |. over.
The above Held Of horaes Comprises eona of r..
fsssett aud bttt uot.erB in the West tsy ara yerV
evenly matched, anc Of tho fastest an1 as con,
fe't+d Esees eysr teen In tho West may conad.n,Iv
be anticipated. Taking tn'o confederation thu In
mense coueou1ss Of strangers now vlet1nx the, civ
during tfe sttlngs efthe Convention w1lluaaeza1.y
be seeking some source OF anus 1mcota wh,ch !, ~
cfitse'fg,ves almost posisive assurance Of sY.rr
1srEe astene snce, scd ny object being more to msxe
sport than mr. neY.- hsve eete.mned to nut ,he
sdn 1islon to all parls Of she course It the
low prica Of :,
: FIFTY GENTS.
, 1864-08-29

nEAFBORN SEMINARY {DsY
IL schonl for Fou7f 1sd, ~. a: 81 4 s. Wsha.
s.e:re Ia:r NTH y591t ~ ID .n:t,*utfo7 cpsos cn
Mo- Men. -; ,ht 19t ol t.nber rn4e ~ satfo d.
C-,s'oeuts csn be ahilined By aodrtsMaS sea i113e
auE-osS+3N Il war nut Principal.
GOETABIE HAY PEESSEa
Imp ovid Patterns- EaT CustsGt. CiGa1 Pfsstes
Feed sillk, Kltthen Mills. Co:n sh.itefs.
fuIpF&x ed niass1llau 1.h reshin1 u1nchfnfa
Horre Fewer, 7r1caI, Farm Imp'emenss: Ali KIND,
Of YecA1lins. WH. FIELDlHti & CO..
tu1l.o7o8 Is. H.T4x3st IS SO 60 Wee1 LakeEs
ILLINOIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Jacksonville.
tetlthy Ice sl1y kpsI al ftaldet c. annie atcn
rocas'ena e1pei1s c7 teschsrs, Mid IND pssErna1
Eovetnn t. II W :; 8ifble expena=4. Eult.4 ~
comSnthte4 tEp1eInsfg 1T. EEad ter c2talog ca-
huee.p3..ss.S:.8ox n3 q ADAMS.
, 1864-08-29

GEn REWARD. '. I wall pay
eE}GV rev~rd Of d ty dollars snl refund sll
tiptIsss # r lbs lecovesy Ct tie
Body Of Patrick Cl,ncY.
Which Was Loaf OFT the schooner Racine, On th3 1t,tb
EiTer Ps1nt: i've miles from shofs I1for1nan d 10
ssEt 20 Mr. Patfica Ulaac., No. o. III, le IT,,
nm. 1at hes bal dsls. thin Ehls xsrs coth d
Htf;g a.fred UT, ssr1o ped vs-t. and lna pco g.
f*f!t 0ve1*oara from the Fe61el Ebtle tne x7.nd
MI. cloH- aR oHtciii HeAs- Auyt97s
&16n REV ARD -Sto:eo. on
% sb2 the night Of August o1,h. froIn at.n,e
a. West M9d1oa et' ect. ol d4rk .ay.iarse nnoat
9atta aaaas niKh GlscA tall aod mads, whit feet,
f11ss G. a1 "a A. lie l. abGa vs cars ~ Aso oIosn
pa; ds high. strtVe Icwe the rsck. ejOD t re:ef1:
o. Ep.rtJ snH 3a0 10. the couslction OF lls.s,-f
& lLc'es. S.s- WILLIAMSON. l5f NH wst:r
ttat. HuE G.lt
, 1864-08-29

THIOA 60 TUKRIHE,
, 1864-08-29

! STF:AM 80 EUROPE. .-reea:s,
~ anont to 7!z+ E1:o5. Ecald liz r,,,, m ro,, A.
zee the Ger:-al Aren't OF tha 'N' o@9
L1Vcrroca& Few Work. aud 74hiftdef~
ph1n Stea III ~L1p Coz
lttcaSo o. Eis 'shvtzf Eaat. ae he II Il.
SclIs tet1tI Cckc:! TO ITasroI and Quecns1c IN
TT .sa !atc7 OF p-Ess5t. 5-eA1er: ieA7e NaY
FIX OF NALf!&oRs, ~, sst7rday, Aaxns. 2rh
5:It I'D
APPLY T. EYoEY. asnf,.1 Agent, coranF eea q,
l}2t a1u Leze tIees. 1fp:03-1iseA ASWter
NE q T AL WAREHO USE.
D!CKs2SoN, sTyRGEs SEQ.
IMPORTERS or
lN PLATTH7
And Dealers in Timers esock,
AGENTS FOE TIE uOTE'sSCiLE CuNp.xY,
1u-S-t$E3 E43nft
, 1864-01-05

sweet,l and Of the 18Th (col- J: G. strons).smos m
strength Of the garrison il :, ,7al msn.
The number Of prisoners Of war In this csnp on
tbe let q! o! January was ,en.
yesterday, respecting The suffering At Camp @
suffering and fewer persons frosted. probably,
where IN tie city. UPWARDS Of 1,t1o blankets
attendance Of both food aud fuel. The different
ble:s was possible Under the circumstances, and
wind eifted the snow through every crack
II any. Of the barracks, and not, :
room in the headquarters, but had morn OF less
SNOW driven In during the storm, and It Is very
probable Some was driven Into the hospitals.
through the veutilators on the roof and cracks
about the windows, but NO Inconvenience or su.-
ferng resulted from the small amount that sifted
In. Our reporter visited the camp yesterday, and
made dtligcnt inquiry, bnt failed 70 1nd any one
who had any complaints to make Of suffering, OF
Of any neglect on tho part Of officers, as chargcd
by the Jen. Davis organ.
Tha fact 1s the 1fns<s Is opposed to tho wal, op-
posed to the Administration. and everything that
IL right and loyal and patriotic, and must needs
find fault and manufacture ridiculous falgehoods
about the Solders' Home, Soldiers' Relief Society,
Young Mems Christian Association, the Military
Officers, Provost Marshal, Police, and everybody
and everything that Is In any way furtherlng the
erds Of the Government In putting down the re-
bellion, Hence these Yelomoup attacks,
, 1864-01-05
COMMON COUNCIL.
Thc City Fathers In Darkness-No
NIceiinE-CnndleB versus Gns.

The regular meeting Of the Common Council
in the chair,
On motion AID. Barrett acted as Clerk, pro ten.,
in the absence Of tho Clerk.
The roll being callod there appeared Aldermen
Schall, Titsworth, Roberts, Barrett, Kann, Sherl
dan, Walsh, Mcdonald, Comisky, Clark, Brown,
Ta!cott, Hfmrod, Holden, Van Ho1len, Garfield,
Rub, Conlan and Sullivan
II had been discovered that there WIS no gas In
the Chamber, and some discussion took place as
to the method Of procedure.
AID, Roberts moved that tho reading Of the min,
utes Of thhe last meeting DO dispensed with.
Adopted.
Aid. Walsh moved that amessenger be dispatch
cd for lights, and that the Council proceed with
the regular business before 1t.
Aid, McDonald stated that he WAS present at the
stated hour, and had learned that the Clerk had
LEFT. Hedesired IN explanation.
The chair remarked that he had not supposed
that meeting could ba held, ut tho hour Of as
sembly quorum was not present, and there were
no lights In the chamber. So believing he had
upon application Of the acting clerk given him
permission to leave.
A motion to adjourn till Wednesday next caused
some discussion, when AID. Roberts stated that
he understood from the janitor that the Super-
yisors room WAS in condition to receive the body,
and moved 10 adjourn thereto.
The motion prevailed ......
Hld. Barrett explained that be had consented to
act as clerk under the Impression that there would
be meeting, as 1t now seemed that the Council
\ was ntort to proceed to business, he hoped he
would he exensed tlom aerstng
Tie chair stated that the room now occupied was
, 1864-01-05
QUARTERLY POLICE REPORT.
Arrests Made During the Last Three
Months Of the YeAr-Dtsposttlon o1
Cases, DC.

The quarterly report Of the Secretary of the
Board Of Police is just completed for the quarter
ending December 31st. Il contains report Of the
number nj persons arrested during the three
months, their sexes, ages, nat1onalities and
crimes, with which charged, with the dispositions
made In each case. The following Is an abstract
HUMMER or ATHEISTS.
Neutrality-suspicious., 80; Americans, $50;
BELGIAN, >; Bohemian, s; Canadian, e.; Dane, / !;
English, %; French, -; German s66; Hebrew,
:; Eollanaer, unEnoRn, u; Indian, 5; irish. q
Spanish, /; SWede, II; Welsh, 3. Total, a,65i.
Occupations 81 agents, !; artists, 5;
esSss tender
b1ieklayer, j; hoatmen. 10: butchers, p; black
smiths, II barbcss, bartenders, rs: bskers, I;
hellEingers.1; cignImakers l.; clerks, % cabinet
makers, S; charcoal burners. canlkess, cattle
pente1s, 10 eoopers, IS; cooks, g.; conductors,
coppersmlths, 2, constab!cs, q; draymun, It; dro-
1ef dyes ,sd 5ovs s1:efsnsn. Imeta e eaag H.
ga7asneir, Hsai e; io1ss dealers. hoass movers
Eo.tlers, s; ha1nefs makers, 4: hotel keepers q; :;
hackmtn. a; housekeepers, las; jewellers, junk
dealers {; iaoorcrs, t8l. fathers, liquor dealcrs
/; il.lnere, mnchinists, 49, mechanics, l; mould
ers, 10 musIcians, ]; masons, Is; merchants. p;
lpiliers = no occupation, EOS newsboye ,1.nailu1ak-
err, !; omnibus drivers, paper hangers i print
err ;porera, II; prostitutes, 3s; plastcrers,
e1s, s pansefs
4: railroad employees. 38s roofera, /; rcctiGers
i: rEDnc1s,; 4; soaP makers, /, soldiers. = !;
sailors, e1I; ahcemakcrs, l6;.fchool: teachers.
ecsTe1ress, .; aaw-teltels, i; splano!s. +; p1'
1nanufactu ere, stone cutters, 8, soda makers.
I seryantR 20; saldlers, RAlngle makers, sas
7eyots, 1; stewards, I; tcamsters. 30; turner's,