davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-18
FlNaNGEAi. AND GDMHERa,ika,
NETART.

E SATURDAY EvESuo. Sept. Ii, 1854.
The decliuc m gold has NATURALLY checked all
h31ds Of speeuations, and the demand for mons,
is greatly le*sened In contequenee- THIS. IN con,
neet!on with the reduction ot-she balances ol
"e'teAA o-o~e - As +-%ss. Aas teuae1 10 MAKE
tne noney uAAet ne1c mneh easler- 1t Ia never
'io, oq esa nn,e, 10 oetsa
conn, h,rs.. ,ra ro,tr,cti,. !tase,sN. - too uie
eoont t1oeses ao taeaf isnea In order to
psper, however, was freely tiaepn.r AZ .he -,
1ar banks. To their cuxtornrr. ~ N ~" s.e
~ saaNs' ~ 'A'4A e1'''aess' al ~ per cent per
The feeling IA deep apo efucers m thc n.-+ ~ ~
s~..,. .hs,,o,,. =, ~. - p,uause' eo ~ 10
s,a.t;ao ,nd tnn. ~ see aeu ooterc INC close
nh ~ rerr.1, inr~.n7n,, "AeAA' e'13 aao
n. r,,hct for F,.,.-
.n.,..s... ~. 49, ~, -. to"aa1 Was
~ nts,s ver, hn,fnr =. ~ ao eoan<o 10 sates
-. ~ d,..o,ns ~ As2s oaeeoaht. and
eeaans a. = u'ssoun. " loen castomcss.
1ns 'nasAes ~. ko'e ~ Ne* LORE to-day shows
9ltae. ae.o'eltae.open,ng II zsH. falling TO se0t<
n rua e.o0,Ts TX - ~ ,s; 2nefe was Go seeoad
hoa1o. l1e 1oao" ",s ss ao Quotations fu saish.
70 ssmea oo'o' o'.s n ntuAeF.
1en m...''''.'.A 3s.So .. m, .,......-.seoE
IN NJ. m ~ Gaia m,rt, = =" ~. "a
ese us WY .,,a ~ Mas aat ana hcoy5 and
n.e, s.,.e w.ss ,1ss ..'sr, M yl, seose At
e,ss over 7@s Silver vas ~e.t Z = sooso, n.sa no
-Tta Ciueinnatl Ga=akte Of tho 1ath aavs:
The ueuand ior money contsuss s,s rnod .nd cn,.
.ete1 bet' In Hight supply the MARKET raies yery
part Of he aaukers 70 contract thsir nnes Il Thes s
nave been thus ~. hoEsrer, able to accept all
tn1.E sEsnRats 9 paPss y, ~ regular Gus.
c,aSs sfenst nd noosl 9ens @ !oS nsst
- opt lille paptr based purely on Speculative ven
, 1864-09-18
nLlEoIs POLITICS.
The Third Congressional District,

C"pneEhead Congressional Convention
1: Msa&t y " 1slHons the Nouln-o
Gnsncn ~ ~nccra~-a bonocraEsc Flz
aae at AhsOsa-fl"n. j. u. 8"blu.uu d
Sss Us snT Nsump-Up 1lkc Rocket,
LOW IA&~ n A1ark-A Uasaso Asa.tinx
~ .nro'a-1 uxafk Ia nsbpho - 10 .
s0nnts-s2eFna1n Unlo+ D-rn oustrA .
,oes IN ssaloRa aud EreepoFa-
, 1864-09-18
$fF4wa


nn CMcAao, September 1s, 1864.
+: sir-strawo sometimes show which wav
the-wind blows. The following was the re-
suit Of canvass of tho Philadelphia ExprcsS
East, and Baltimore Express West On tho
18th and 18th instant;
TInADErr911A 1rpurns
, 1864-09-18

Tho trcstaee in tho reserve, amounting to e1 e83.,
r. the mort favorable tteu in The hang return OF
TIL week. ~ gt'Id stlh lapveA for ths provinces
In aoditlnp to tho stock nf colin and bu llu1 ia
onty E1t6.t9s- rum f"'ertnr to tho whole -1uuut
sent INTO thu b*EA th,s week. -: :.
; NV YonK s7oc4 4Ankzr.-Tbs folio w,ns ara
tie auotas'ens for sept u, received ny .. 2. sl.
ttnttpll d Co, eomuIsalon. stock and bopo bro.
Akern, a {aatk mt Chicsxn: q.
, 1864-09-18
CsA1CAslss DAILY ma lkA br

.---.~--.- N-."..~---------
-:
at s1k&s Uf Gfatn FspoFtkd IN E1ss nsurkss fs1xr
a.s On a 1asis Of 7e sto.ags pr 6sttae, -. 4 !
osAArs't.t ~ :! .eaa.4; :z4 ~-...a .... - 49,,
RRH,6sfirsHGn.1x Fr1.a1 FEa 1nRtv 9HRsve u ~.
s,Ttn.cnG intsv Vens * HMv.,S"p1cn S4yp: 1ns sn'
Siss eo, Il IL ii a..y - uorEoa. Tl,n .;
IL. IN HI ,kS.1.11t S.: r. sE1n.,n ~:
tarss1e: va 1nnta - eae*" u oo eos@1e
E1cnr "a Hoxun.'. isLe ann ra,1 s,x,n
Fiauf L NSw York. .lsEn snd rsii .'--'''S193
-Floa1 % Purtlano, v1 5erR.l -. '.'s..."... il
R.ItHnan saS ess5 trs e m .,,,.. -
Wa duofA ~ S9N"As ~ satea>
r,nr.o f,... 49,.
:roEe: Torz. =, ~, :a ''11s x
70 Ho9too' "a ~. .:.x.s.-.. LM .~ &C
~ p,,t,,,o Ill ~ 9a3, LAKE tM
= u Fsn . :::: IL IL
P1tnn9;F. :.o:a ii
Ill., s:sxsS es ia sss,ssssa sas. g.
"a. Ws e: rW1it. "tnfEE sIraA9.3H n,Ta " 2ab-
frsixo saFs.s.s IT. otIs soea spiox
anp..n 4s E ~ ~ y r. :,,!,,. -; :, a.,..
brHnnla ts oa e = ss1es to-day vcre: 10 so7s
.,SasxTshs ssi::a si e ~; Ssts aq; .hppssa.
7, M,'Ss1.1Wnzsr sa ~ = s7o51tssg :, ea set "a sass
.. q st u s.: -: hu so Graae Red q S,!st srsaa
II, ~ !, :, g T. & "a o1 Fo snmnS 4l91; 6aa
~ - ~ bm ~ - - y ~ No sptlu<
g "a ~ On 4n enoes!y osfsF* +h&nses ss
aesS Ii doa q; Il 81 : ssE: sfeo % e e
~ q ~ a. 81. Id 1 n sp1aaE - g 7oo bu
, 1864-09-18
e The Richmond Sentinel, Of September
7th, thinks the fall Of Atlanta ought to send
gold up, Us 1t tends to delay psace. It esva:

:, The expectation OF comparatively suoedv fe,.
lnlnattEn Of tie vaE. which h1s gsiprd Erons In
sne United St9tea, as well as IN the CooiedeFsto
s1stts ma rcdnctd She price Of gold 1t the North
trsMe, With N advances in price, The I'll. of~Af.
ianta Mlt probably further enhanse The premium,
iooisa1ng the delay Of peace. TIE Confeaetates
never mean " give Up the struggle, bnt~ to dQhr It
out TO The cpd ior which they stafted-aepssauon
an9 arseepeadsnee. s AnT tqeeese gained By our en-.
fur us AID II street II ID estuts "a il r,sir.
cotdinyly- = :! -4 eeA ~
Wall street does not "unde1staad It 90. u
Deludcd Wall streetl'
, 1864-09-18

The total receipts Of Hogs 1t the various yasts In
the css during tho weak ending to-day, :ordiuz to
the ally returns posted 'Cnsn9s. amount to IL sac
head. iEia il 2,s6t head more than wefc received
last week. ISIS bead lets thsn the ree.Ipa Of ;he
corresponding waek OF last year.
The tallT 1eee'pts at tho various yaria cd nfe rs
follows:
, 1864-09-18

The ChlcnRo Platform Approved hv
McclclAan Previous TO iia Adopxton.
Since the appearanccfof McClellan's extra-
ordinary letter Of acceptance, ,>the Now York
Neus, indignant at the tone ofrhat document.
has Eade the following surprising state
meut:
j" those plauks of the Chicago platform re-
lat'ug to peace were, by common con.eut
agreed npon more than TWO months beforu
July last-we hare 1t upon IL AUTHORITY Of
delesat from lndiana, who was eelected
be the delegation from his State to act as
ono Of the committee to inform the candi-
oAtts Of the sctEou OF tho Conventiou-1he
platform, with Its peace p1Anks. almost word
loE MoId as adopted, soas prtsented.to Generdl
IT. lk1tr aid in u s1itt{.n
, 1864-09-18
IT. Exemption, from State or murrelpnl Ts1-
~auon,

But ssidc tfam Al tho advantages va nsyn suu
ue1attd, 1pectAl Act Of Cpne7c.s xxxxrrn 41z
RoHps AID TAHA8uEr aor1s yxoa LOCAL rar..
11oH. On tia Avezsze, this exemption is xoesa
atcut rwo per can't. per anau1, according 70 TIA
rata ef1axAt1on IN Various pasts Of ths country.
H.R .Rreueyed that no tecur1t.ea ofe4 "a e.ass n,
docements to lenders ~ those Issued BY tho oyeru
ment In al other fozus Of tndaDtedaess, the fs.ss
Or &sftJ CfEr1vRto parties Or sock cumpaates or
separate comax uaes. caly. IL p1adged for paymen.
willie the ~tota property of the country u he.d "a
secure TIC eikchasxe Of all tbs ohlle4ttoua Of the
United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Ha KzcNTxD By tie T1eas-
u1er Of the United 8tateH. at tha sev-rs,
AlAssant Trea2uy.ts and destSnated Depodts,;s,
End
, 1864-09-18
Chicago; Gribl11te,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1864.
PRnDLRF>oN. !

SUNDAY. 6EECEHBEH H. 1S64.
PsnDLnToN. =,
We present = Few extracts elsewhere from
= the Congressional. speeches o, Geo. u. Pan,
d efoD, th1 Drmocrxiic noninee. f,r V,,+
Prsident Ut the Un'ted ssAtes$: hr. Pendlc.
ton has TIT merit. OF oeiog one OF tue mos,
st1a'ght'or~srd. speakers = in ,the; Un,trd
States Believing that tho war ought neve1
TO lave been begun, he sa,d 80 feaokly before
Inc nsst shtt wss Nred, and adheetpg to the
same oplbione, be Ia. reiterated them boldly
ana uneluivucsla5 ever: since. He thinks
that immediate peace and separation ID the
cu1e-ali FOR uur lat1onh citscaltles, and he
saJs 10 without :circumtocut.o No dIseI.
pie Of John G. Calhoun was ever more thor
oughly weddoa, 10 Tho doctr,ne offs 4te
Rights" IS It u unoerstood In South Caro-
lths, than Mr.. iPehdl. ton, and no one hi
avo~ed It more broadly: II Mr. .Ptndlcto6
were csns tds,e fur Vice President OF the
southern Con'edefacx, he: would ret more
fotee than Stsphene. Toonbs, Cobb, or
Nixfal and Il .J.T, Davis should die he
confd I'LL his CHAR, 10 Tar Us political quslla-
cation. 10. Without.a dissenting roice ia ali
: rrbcjdom+ We commeod. Mr. Pendlcton for
his ffsnSntte. l1fd We JcommeEd those who
nominated him for thtlEa.
Toere ie one ieasuse OF Mr Pendletoln,s
rtco'd that wall pesh1ps ,astonlsh his best
trlenos OUTSIDE Of Dixie. He holds that the,
peopiu of the Unitea States cannot amend
thelr Consultation 90 az to abolish slavery:
He sa3s that 1t u :nyt it the powcr.o of all
tbs stsses sayc oce to abolish u .yery In that
ono s,ate aga.nstttS will In other word.
ne holos lnst II Is Unconstitutional to amend
the Constitution IN The Wuy psesciibed IL the
Consultation. Patrick Henry thought difrse::
emily, sid he urged V,rgtnis not to. nifty
trc Constitution. for the, TerY rcason that
three foarias Of the States might 1t some
tutusc tsu,e, sbo.ish slavery in Virginia
against her. VIII; ard VirRiuia ratified the
Cors,itut,oc ~ith the Distinct understanding
thatit contained the powerto abolish slavery
Whenever constitutional m1jotlty shontfi
dtem It proper 10 20 60 -;..,
1t is Il. eoiess to follow Mr. r:jPcndieton'e r.
cord farther. Nhe1 man says that he wss
in favor CT lrace, even With Dlson,on, before
the artegan, inst he Is ia fay3r Of the same:
noT, that he oe1ongs'to TIE Calhoun scho:i
OF politicians, and that the people of the
United States cannot amend their own Con-
stitution Ed rs to interfere. with alayety-he
aT neasa 'osne III 1nteutgsnt voters
'''> eANs NC st''''e on. ! 49,.
SEYMOUR. = =
Horatto Seymour ls nominated again for
The Governor Of New York. He was nomt.
Eated two 5cafs ago, and Was for once elect
ed. Thos- who have Memories two years
long, viii remember by what mesrs he suc-
ceeded. "ne was for more vigorous pros.
ccution Of the wArI' HI was tor putting it
%b.an,s, ~ a.-y-1A MA
, 1864-09-18

bnEEP-The rectipsa t7ti1g tbs put vess nsI.
coa sistsd principally Of s'eeE snees. when hats
IN. Fat Sheen and sratsa suiabia fos ely bucbe1.
hAse bern In bna supp1y and m at f6 %
aIsSR 1co n, With gcod demand.
-: ;s.aa1sr aA11s 1o-nAx..< !
Gooe eseit. :. ,.s.JAeobs.....,,. q IN = 1ss<
BaeA'nstam..... 90 ....-....... ii u Tia
, 1864-09-18

| NJ.
| rn "' Aees'ps9As e'o fn3toos sasaa caN&nfe IS
to"'e.
Mrno.v .......... ......... fectto9:
TQesdnT. ii
Wednesday ......-.... ............ l19
Ft,aaV - '..'--."~.-.'.'*-'.' ''''" 80. s,y2
SATURDAY ...,.,. :. ..........,.. atoo
.r,..r-
Wish ~ .d"1,.,. .rnn1r .,.
vc mote IN nsrsara ~ :, rra, ~ :, ~, s.aaes
nnnt.t,. =, of ,s,t ve.S,. rn.st.s W ~
d1nu nnn1,t,t. M ~ :sa =, N - W &c
onr ,axsnt o,s+.t,os. ~ " a.sss ho2s' ~
n,rn ,hI. ..sn,s WIG 0'"5 Ne' eao1so asl17e s-a
rns n.,ts..Sm e
..sss.... 40 N4e stos.H ~ tao.eAu2s o toenn
s- ~ ~st'Dp1t7e Hi.1 1est Week:
CLOSING ra1C3s.
p,,,,. .,,, tn. Wfaks Lan Eetf.
Mee nm 10 n:i7r aN'.''fG5 ~ 5Me.ir Il 9ga
Common to medium ...... ppcTxi6s1 anSS S:s
eteck hoxs..-. s'.1a ac0 t.7:Q 8to
The iol1oEtrE tsple shoHs ths com7af&'ire prizes
o. hcf this week. snd for the correspoucnG period
OF laes Seafs
This year:. List year.
Mtain1, NJ y, issa n &A9ato
Common 10 med. Do, ,....... gn9Sio:o sSatmn
From the abore tah1e il viii ba ,esn thar "a cn,.
psrea with lsst yesf. prime to ext,a uoa, b.vs.d
yaEcet, live eirht, 7k4as metinrn r., r-,,c.
5xu7kc: a.d common Hotg 5h6astfc. 1@~'
SATURDAY EVENING, Sent. 1I-With r.eef,t, ron
s,dersp,y above tAe average Of tho p,esenx .e.sr.
r.
, 1864-09-18

The above were all voters. No ladies or
boys were asksdfheir preferences. A soldier
ofan Indiana regiment informed me that
vote was taken in the Jarvis Hospital, Balti-
mere, on the 18th inst, with the folio wing
1ean7f.
, 1864-09-18
r~E coPPEaHkAO D1v1s1o.s ;.

With all tha exeruons OF the leaders the
party OF extremes does not seem to hsno
we'll 'ogethtr. 1t was one thing TO yet ths
Z schicago Convention through without y,
explosion, but II Is another thing TO Res h,r
montonsls through tho campalgu. That pook
rhieh prophet ste, as described In ascn.a
witt t~wss sweet q honey In his mouth, but
(, atter 1t was eaten, it=was terribly bitter so
the cooking. nnd Eating BY Seymour Vsliau-
jdigham q Co. was all very well, but the
1nwnrd digestion AFTER getting home il another
thtnes We trust 1t msy prove / Klkoony
cat sttair. and tia The country Of much pesti-
Aeu'ta1 mhtt1. = -
>Bnti il is notworth willis for Union men
to rely too far on this s2ttt OF the: Copper
heads. They Will perhaps Aftar all ;com otue
better, thin It now ;aeems. One will, be
~hirpfd in; another will BE-. honey faxled:
and st1sEs will bs bought up ). aud after ali
The 1ee1ons Of the maltenants may bo pretty
formidable. Let us rely. on: ourselves aud
mot on their divisions. Stir up the people,
org'nfz:--cl1culate' the documents; :; aud
keep The fires burning till November. We,
.hhEe got TO- contend earnestly, bot6 In the
field and In the to wn- with ballots aud bul-.
1est-lf VIC are to. put down. this rebellion;
The boys must keep awake through this
night of gloom and danger. e.,
, 1864-09-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. :.
Far the Week Ending September II, 1864.

SATURDAY Evxz80, sept.17 1sSs.
.Tha receipts Of Beef Cattle 2zd Lfya Ho9s Ut TIA
y.ziots yards in tbs city, Tor tha weak ending 10
day. eouapsso q folloEs With ths previous weekly
rex.Af ntR Htnca AuFurt l. 1871. ~,
, 1864-09-18

Sss, 6!,.::: II. ::::
shiiee' Dis ~ Rvss......, is
pr:.e pr:.Aeas@AnsEp saS.9es e. nsasrs.s supply .aa
n, Do IT,, esst:. ..:..........,-nHs *.
"a Ell Ell
30 chemical, ,..,,... .... = '''-'... Iea ;xtt
u ss5y 81 99'si ;ass;:.
:. 4. Sssa 70,
Ycuns a,soa. lntsr.o. % oe e.,ae, anoss; s''s'
:sss:s, -. Z - III e. e.
a,ssevds': g. s5.ss .ss;. :.s 81 a
'sDss. aa:ur:i H. sss ssss9s,s: Z i. ~,
se.est. .nt. e te az SC; sao:s: sf 81 81;
ssSapo,s;; e s9;;:t sse'ss -; -: si
~,:b "a hh,'v n. R:ee,.@s. 7s.p 81; ~, q,
c9na,.c' ~ : q , rs<xeas. "e as-ts: Wv
qsg. sag2.aAtco a'sse; sa:s: ;ae s:sa..isss: :i;x
fIus GEr cHrwsss ron.oc- y"
,Med1um. %, >.
sxcxrEo ToaAtcssc@@ s@S% J.
Hed a....., '''..-'...........-....... Gag,
CO. MOI. i'ili ai'iSl:isan;;;''.'.'.-.-..*........ S:s4n;; T@
tLuH ronAooo o'''s''.'. '..'........ 3a7 d
!; A..9s.,1Lss As..pss, Lsai,
EhoE Back aC1nc 1nc'.'-''''.'*,'--... 5Aa. Z
.,m anta. cuassatee':. :.-.............. aSs!5t
Gu 1atlc.s, We ouote: NN"p4s' An7 urn 3: p:es.,;
t1fe EIoeE TtneeT~ q ri
Il %oS;-t$ss., 81 e S,,,;:::::: :;'; s;
1Asss!y q1ltt. With htrle oj,posj,fos ~ nhA Me-
VI ano.. Previous qaotstions uses 2ss: q
ses:a1 ss aseS N:t tr'eses. a............... a =,
Eoa,Sr Fi.cSa n>....., .....-......., y y
F;s,oFy cu2 @+a:;d, '..'-''''.'.-.. "a Il
,rpc's PTets.e a.'Es:. ies. ac..vs I'D II III: ::
nofe sdsci,ne Of /: -, 90 a1s3 tna oE n..ca -
Te quote: eota o. pftvuc4 fstse
S.NGe. = corr, Z the IN d. .2:d.ac-D.r,.,.
aekcsT. pcr coz. DO 1c "a 90 90 ~
, 1864-09-18

FIRST AA1lOHAL BANK or
First Ratieual Bsnk Of 1t. Lauis, Nc.
seeond National Bank Of St. Lonts Ee.
Third KatlsnaI E,ak Of St. Louis, 20.
+: Fourth National Bank Of 81. Louls, us.
And by al Na'ionA Bsah witch arc dnposisa1.es u
public meney, and :
ALI LREePECTAgL7 sAEKs AID BAEKBuz
Throughout tie comfy ssll airs further ,ufczus.
tiuu snd
fetnASS 7yd6x :. :, 49,
, 1864-09-18


H9eSdEf.4 f68
ocA4@s- SRI
f1loAys... 74sl
y :. f*r+a---
AosA a947
The secatpts Of Beef Cattle during the past xnsr
) bsve beSn hesvaeT than du,tnk any Correspondent
week toe tie pzs: three morths, and shste nss a1r
been corresponding 1nc1eaRc m the acn.1sy Of RI
market. The supp1y has NOT heen 1nisahls 70 tnn e
IN regard to tbs Eeaesal Character Of tbo set
Shipping 6rades, End good medium qualities hSya
mon and low msd1um zradea.. Al the resu1t Of fbs
trsn1nctions Of the week VIC note dec1tro m <.nn
pared WITH the elosing prices Of last veeks srt.f
Of Sc pcz 1tens On pElme 10 extra shipprx xsaas,,
ofHa7se Ies 10 nsoo medium to p ms quSllues
and ef z+9.te On cpmncu grates Ct etosks
, 1864-09-18

"a: :. 5: ;ooa1"z ..1 ERCHAL- - ;.
SATURDAY; EvE,srna. Sept II. 1es4.
:. The receipts ard shipmenss during the past
"a hours wsre As follows; = ~. .; =
, 1864-09-18

- o,
Slaughter. Sole. . . .Bas3c
AaxneSa. 4 o...-..NaS3c
Hpptf.e.4. p,E5h s.
klps Ho. ! me-
.uuN.-- a...&I3 a1.tr
hp,Nn ! heA1T.1 faAr..c
EAk k3na......7-NGzG
Feueh E:pr lis
rpoice....t..,-.zA25o
efench Gall. H.
, 1864-09-18
Special Advantages oftbis Loan.

IT - FAT1oNAE sAJHos RAdk, oner1ux n
hsshsr rate otinrests fh1o arS Other anf ras axsr
SECURITY. Any sast:Rs bs3S Which pa5z It's dapos.
itoxx u q. s-Nsfea. eunAde1t thAt it II naytn1 IN
the nest circulating medium Of tho country. ana IA
tAxaor Pay IN anything bttts-. f,r t,s own Nsess
hle ei:hrt G1yecnrn nj seru5iees cr IN notr. ar
bonds pA3 anIe IN Government paper.
Convertible Into q Sixuer cent
GAO Gold Bond.
In addition to rhe ve1 ne:nl Interest On tho no>ss
ror thrsc 5ear. this privilege Of conversion ts noy
worth shout ihfes cent. per annum ior tho ers.
rent fata fer t21 Bonds IL not 1sSs thaa sryx px1
GIFT. PREAruH ard befazs the va tho premium On
ai1 Per cent G. s. stecks VA oyer twenty per csnt
It viii he shat The actual pzcft On :hts loan =.
tie present. azfst cot lee: sha7 ten psr sat
peF kn1u*r. y"
, 1864-09-18
GRN. shRRMaN,S 0RDEa

It 10 astonisning how quick and sensitive
the malig1 ants are to anything that Is likely
to hurt the rebels, and to csuse them to fsel
the pinch of the war. A dog With sore ear
Is 1otmore disturbed with the buxxisp or
hles, than the Chicago Ntmts with our order
Of General which pats the cup It's friends
IN Dixie have fil1ed. to their own lips. It Is
now greatly distressed by shermau,s order
Whlch Vacates .Auanta Of Its inhabltauts:
aud talks about 1900 people being dr,ven
from the city, ETC."
In the fret place, the q, 600 people OF the
Times are about ], 1,5oo-the rest Of lis former,
$4,000 Inhabitants being In the rebe, army.
or having already fled, before its occupatton
b5 US. And then suppose there werr 90 600
Who is to feed them T. Gen. Sherman yerv
we'll knows by experience, that that t,sk
Would fall upon him. He knows too that he
has but single tine OF railroad to do It--a
line liable to interruptions By sueril1ae-aud
which is but sufficient to supply bis own A.
my with food, forage, and ammunition: ana
especislly' With hostile army in his front,
and N county. hostile to him. Were ts,
able TO collect hfs supplies from the region
aoons hin, ,she case would~be different But
no large army car do tia In the face Of An
enemy, in hostile 1esion, though supplies
may be ever SO plenty.
But II Sherman is to carry bis campa,pn
into Georgt, be must sustain his own army.
no msster What becomes Of his enemy, and
though some "women and children, NAV
suffer: But In truth Ills order Is ore Of mercy
to tie poor people Of Atlanta. Hc csnnot
undertake to feed them-they must Of mecca
etty Eo elsewhere. And nox Is the time,
while the Weather Is WARM and food is at.
tstnAble. for them to bs removed, without
waiting TIL winter and starvation driycs
tnem our. '.:<.t
Nor is this order the first of-the kind.
Gssnt devastated the country about vtsks
burg fol, thirty miles distance, when he laid
siege to the place, for the profession Of his
rear.:' And II the, 1fmes does not recognize
the authority OF. that example,, Johnston or
de1ed off the whole population of North
western Georgia, as Tar ssuth As the Coosa
River, before the opening of this very cam
pslgp. In this order he probably displaced
more people from their homes than s,er-
mans order viii drive from ,Atlanta-, did
the Tines forget to vail over that orderf The
truth Il, that war has hardshtps for good
many people-ana for s2mc who hare no
other connection with 1t than to lire Eherc
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, 1864-09-18

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, 1864-09-18

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sccofulng to tho eailJ ratu1na posted on sChsnee
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, 1864-09-18

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ard nrm y u @lskc dog, sales today Dvs 1t lsc:
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, 1864-09-18

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gallant Dick Oglesby vii re-commenee IT,
canvass ct that good old Union RepuSiicsn
town-the sesy sight of which is good f,r
honeat eyes-GG1eshnrg~ Ron IVA
, 1864-09-18

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, 1864-09-18

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, 1864-09-18

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: htctaro II Hugore, r, eligntiy, and 10 tneuy's
BALD: 11rs:s hesJ. nottal1y: Taos Vote,
ntI ntDe+r, u,orta.'s Jobn Uali, x, severely:
M. N:Hsm.,ts. euicF, D, severely; jas u Smiley, N,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
AnnRRRorION.

ATLANTA, June 10, 1851.
EDITORS APPEAL 1 sec in your valuable paper Of
the I4th inst, an editorial In which It is stated that the
army OF Northern Virginia fought the Battle Of the
WHdsrness, behind brsastWorkG. This is = mistake
Upon lesrnIrR that Grant was crossing the Rapidan
General Lee, then at Orange Court House, ordered his
army 10 move rapidly By different roads to meet the en-
envy, General Ewell arst met and Immediately attacked
them, had a severe encounter on the 5th May driving
them some distance. By next morning the corps OF Hi
them into astOn on the right Of EWsI. After a contest
unsurpassed in this war, they drove the enemy about
two niles, and from his own bresstworkz Our men
then for the sut time hastily put up temporary pro
lection. Grant also fortiasd shout two miles In front
Of cur linz. Thus ended the 9Th Of May.
The next Asht was st spottsyivsnis Court Heuss,
where General Lee adopted the defensive sys.sm Of
warfare. He had. by the previous battles. demon
strstsd the superiority Of his army over the FedeEals
in open combat, now he would protest ais men, and
act on the Defensive
In conelusioa, / desire TO draw g comparison between
General Lees and General Johnston's armisE was a
participant. and wounded, In the battle Of the Wilder.
ness, and had Hns opportunities to ascertain the
strength Of our army, and from what I can learn Gen.
Grants army was Is far superior to Gen Lees as
Shermsn's Il to Jobnstons in numbers. have full
confidence In the ability Of Gen. Johnston and his army
to defeat Sherman. Gen. Johnston, when he fights, he
fights to conquer, and his grsstest fault is be goes too
much in danger. Il Ia & general opinion IN this section
that these Yankees are superior to those IA Virginia
The officers and mem Of LOngstresEa corps, who have
tried both, do not belIsve If. At one or two hundred
yards they will all eight, but the ysn and the bayonsts
Of Southern men, they cannot stand EN-