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WAY-SIDE HOME.

IN view of the increased demands up
Il on the Way-side Home, the Executive Committee
It's man agmeRt have appointed the following
Agents ofths institution 10 solicit
in money and provisions, and beg that these friends VIII
act promptly without further notice The conductors OF the
various Railroads will give their generous aid in the trans
portation Of all supplies. .
Chairman pro tenn,
And Treasurer Way=Sde Home.
DIR. Lewis Dantzler, Vance's Ferry, (Orange Parish)
r.. Zimmerman, st. Matthew's,S. c.
c. Whittemorc, Orangeburg C, II. q -...
Rev. T. o. Frierson, Klngstrce. ... ~,
]. n. Dingie, Sumter.
Rev. B. N. Suares, Barnwell. g. .
Col. J. J. Ryan, Blackville
E. L. Kerrison, Columbia
Rev. J. r. Dow, Aiken. ..r...- *.
SiIas Johnstone, Newbery. IS .sN. a.
H. B. McMaster, WinRsboro.
Rev. J. B. Adger, Pendleton,
Rev. w. A. Gamewell, Marion.
A. o. Norris, ESQ.,, Anderson.
Rev. c. McCartha and w. NJ. LaY1on, Abbevllle.
Lieut.. Col. John A. Bradley, Chester.
William A. Laua, York
J. Kyle, Esq, Laurens.
Rev. J. d. Mccullough, Union.
G. J. Elford, ESQ.,, Greenville
Rev. w. c. Kirkland, Spartanburg.
Dec l3 81 lP
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.

YORK DISTRICT.
For Dipon Sale Of Real Estate Of George Me- Floyd
deceased
Margaret w. Floyd, Applicant,
David Floyd James Floyd, Carroll Henry, and Wife,
Mary j. S. G. Kennedy and child whose name Is un-
known of S. G. Kennedy and Elizabeth G. Kennedy de-
ceased, heirs of George Nc. Floyd, deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
l. Carroll Henry and Wife, Mary j. S. G. Kennedy, and
a child (whose is unknown) OF :. G. Kennedy and
Elizabeth C. Kennedy deceased, defendants i'll above sta
tca reside without the limits Of this State: Ii Is there
fore Ordered that they do appear and object the division
or sale OF the real estate Of George Me- Floyd deceased
or before the fifteenth day Of February 1854 their
sent 10 the same will be entered Of record
1929 JOHN A. BROWN, 0, Y. d.
November III % I'm
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VOLUME TO.
RATES OF POSTAGE I'm THE
G. STATES OF AMERICA. -

~ y
EOR the convenience of the public
Il the following smpded statement of the rates of post
under the of Congress Of the Confederate States of
America has been prepared. It must be borne in mind
that the Act into effect from and after such period
as the p NJ General may, by proclamation, announcer
RATES OF PosTAdE
Single letters, not exceeding half ounce In weight to
any part Of the Confederate States shalt be each 10 cents
An additional single rate for each additional half ounce
or less. az
Drop letters 9 cents each. .--1
In e foregoing postage be prepaid by stamps
or stamped envelopes.
Advertised letters 9 cents each.
on NEWSPAPERS. -.sr
Sent to regular and bona de subscribers from the office
Of publication and exceeding three ounces In weight
Weekly paper, Is cents per quarter.
Semi Weekly paper, e6 cents per quarter.
Trl-Weekly paper, SO cents per quarter.
-Four times week, Sc cents per quarter.
Five times a week, IS cents per quarter. - sz
Six times week, 76 cents per quarter. '' =,
on PERIODICALS. 80
Periodicals published otener than semmontly sha be
PeiiodicaIs published monthly, not exceeding TX ounces
in weisit each number andone cent additional
on each additional ounce or fraction Of an ounce.
or TRANSIENT PRINTED NATTER.
The inland postage every other newspaper, and on
each circular not sealed handbl, engraving, pamphlet,
PERIODICAL magazine other paper which shall be uncon
neced with any manuscript written matter, and not
exceeding in weight shall be cent, and for every
additional ounce fraction of ounce, addition
al and books bound and unbound, not weighing
four pounds, shall be deemed mnabe matter, and hosn-
land postage them shall be at the rate of cents an
transient and books, shall be prepaid in all cases
cep when sent by officers, musicians or prrates Of the
army. .. ..-.
rRASKING PRIVILEGE.
The following persons only entitled 10 the anknS
privilege, and In all strictly confined to official bust
ness. ..... s...s r-s....s
Postmaster General.
His Chief Clerk. 3 81
Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
To the Families of Deceased Soldiers

THE Legislature has continued the
agency 10 record the names of soldiers from this State
who have fallen IN service died from di-ease during the
pteseut war. The following resolution Us adopted by
both branches of the General Assembly:
sResolred That the Agent do urge, by public advertise
ment the families Of deceased soldiers TO report to him.
tla he may have the means of verifying and correcting
Regimental returns"
In accordance with the above resolution of the General
Assembly, earnestly request the families and friends Of
deceased soldiers to forward the of the brave
men who have fallen in battle died In service during the
present The information required the name, rank
number of Regiment, letter of company, date Of DEATH
cause of death, in what battle or where died.
would also earnestly request all the commanding Off
GERS of Regiments from this State TO forward official
turns of the casualties In their respective commands from
the beginning of the war; and TO continue said returns du
ring their Of service, that the Roll Of Honor may be
WM Is. JOHNSTON,
Recording Agent OF the State.
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or against Others being content to mind his
own business, and to do his OWN work at
any point and under any officer, according
to the orders Of his superiors in command.
Like jackson, Longatreet, Hood and Gle.
burne, he looks to the good Of the service,
and the success Of .our army, ratherthan
to his own selfish interests. The rise Of
such men, like the stars in the heavens,
may be slow; but they are sure to reach
their zenith at last; whilst these restless,
selfish spirits which seek to dazzle the pub.
lic eye by their ftful 'meteoric light, will
as certainly disappear in the night of obliv-
ion. Fortune stands ever ready to bestow
her favors upon Temperance, Energy and
Genius. 77s& ~ 90 T.!1& lsssy15as $50 -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT.

YORK DISTRICT.
Roddey & Co., VS. w. B. Dunlap.-ArTA cuNRST.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on
the l5, day of October 1853, file their declaration
against the defendant who as it is sad absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither wife
attorney known within the same upon whom copy OF the
that the said defendant do appear and plead TO the said
declaration on before the 10th day of October, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thousand egh huhaf
and sixty four otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be awarded against him. -. =,
(Sl6) ; +. MOORE, Clerk'
October 18th, 1863.
November "A qly.
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.

To Olirer F. Parish, r. r. Parish o,d D. F. Parish
WHEREAS, J. LEANDER PAR
w ISH has filed petition in my Office praying TO be-
permitted prove in solemn form paper which has been
admitted c probate in form, the last viii and
Testament of ARTHUR PARISH, deceased.
These therefore to cite and admonsh you the said
IsH, 10 appear at my office, at YORK COURT HOUSE,
on the 18TH day of APRIL next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
with such witnesses you may deem proper for or against
the confirmation of said Will
Given under nv hand and seal Of Office, at York Court
H.. 81 House, this 18th day of January, 1854.
(Sl2) J. 4. BROWN, 0. Y ID.
January l3 1.- 3tm
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lieve that Charleston cannot be taken by
the naval force now present, aud that, had
the attack been continued, it could not fail
to result in disaster. 80 =. 49,
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inside to keep in place the. gun rails, and
down on the main race of turret. -
The bolt.heads flying from the inside Of
the pilot house, at the same time, struck
down the pilot, Mr. Sofeld, twice struck
and 'senseless land the quartermaster, Ed
ward Cobb, shelmsman, fatally injured with
fractured skull, leaving me alone in the
pilot house, the steering gear becoming at
the same time disarranged. We were within
500 yards of Fort Sumter, unmanageable,
and under the concentrated fire of, I think,
one hundred guns at short range, and the
distractions close ahead. But fortunately
we got the preventer steering gear in work
ing order in time to prevent disastrous re-
suit. Getting my vessel once more under
command, I endeavyred to renew the &C
tion, but after repeated futile effors to turn
the guns on to the fort, Iconcluded to re-
tire for time from close action and endea-
vor to repair damages.
Wereceived the following ibjuriesto the
vessel and fittings, besides those already
enumerated: The plates on the side armor
broken badly in several places, and in one,
where struck by two shots in close proximi-
ty, partly stripped from the wood, and the
wood backing broken in, with edging of
deck plates started up and rolled back in
places. On port quartar, side armor deeply
indented aud started from side and extremi:
ty from stern. The deck is struck twice
damagingly-one shot near the propeller
we'll, quite shattering and tearing the plat
ing in its passage, and starting up twenty
FIVE bolts; another starting plate and twen-
ty bolts; and slighter blows.are numerous.
y In smoke.stack armor there are three
shot marks-one athat pierced the armor,
making hole fifteen inoheslong and nine
inches bread, displacing grating inside and
breaking seven bolts. In the turret there
are marks Of nine shot; fifty.six Of. che
bolts are broken perceptib!y to US, the bolt
heads flying off inside the turret and the
bolts starting almost their length outside,
some Of them flying out completely, being
found at a considerable distance from the
turret on deck. Doubtless many others are
broken that we cannot detect, as by trying
them4We find others loosened One shot
struck the upper part of the turret, break.
ing through every plate, parting some Of
them in two, three and four places. In the
pilot house there were marks of six shot,
three ofthem Il.ineh; twenty one Of the
bolts were. broken perceptibly, and others
evidently started. The plates are also much
started, and the pilot house itself, I think
much damaged and wrecked; indeed it is
my opinion that four more such shots as it
received would isye demolished,it. One
shot at the base broke every. plate through,
and evidently nearly penetrated it.
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IN EQUITY--YORE DISTRICT.

William Clinton and Wife,
SamI Lowry Wife, ctal.}
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
L Lucan Miskely Of the defendants in above case,
resides beyond the limits Of this State 1t is therefore, OH
motion off, Bolton Smith, ESP, Solicitor for Complanants,
ordered that said absent defendant do appear and Plead
or demur 10 the bill flied in this case within three
months the publication of this notice. or said bill will
be taken pro confesso against him. November o. 1863.
(S2D WALTER Is. METTS, C. Y. D.
November 25 a. 3m
A SUPPLY OF GOOD LETTER
"A Envelopes for sale at the ENQUIRER OFFICE
November rs 46 Il
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

A UOTlON NOTICE.
sALz 4 or nAasrrloEsr Z; sUHsHA", An0''one'r.
HOUSEHOLD
Drawing Room Furniture, On suits
on Paintings BY ancient and modern artists
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Pier and Mante Mirrors,
Brocade and Lace Curtains
Rosewood and Walnut Chamber fn.niure,
China, Glasa, Silver Ware and Tss!e GaIIsry. ''''
na,s Ar ruBLIS AuoTloN.
Al The eleean. sesdcnce a West sixteensh street,
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing at 105t O'Clock
The anc,ioneer wond call the attention Of h,s
rnds and hs public TO this sac the es,aosae
WORKS q al and articles Of vrta offered al auction this
being in less thanlseven months and will be
persnD''ry sold L DR.wisS "a hsas'i hoSMs. eSsis
superb sets Of furniture covered with French brcc.e
hs o Back sna Reception w cs
BANDS Tassss Ae 70 mach the suits Eta eres
plate 's % so n'c Gss
ss6 81 ART
Apollo Minerva sh.5;Pers MP N,gn pre@den China Vases
Fishermans Family by Deacroix English interior, hy
Nortnco Frnit Piece torsna by Ronsn: scenes on .hs
a'' n1eSSSf1oESf s soss%ooD SixsoFosTss'
nc oVer aosda stool sans
modes sni.s superb Hair Mattresses extra large Spring
Do, q pairs Linen Sheets; i pairs biansei. -.
Table 6 draw: Sofas Chairs magnlc China Dan
aer and Tea Set go Pieces n and Ruby Glass Ware shc'.
Also all the Furniture OF the servants apartments:
BPartes wishing to atterd ihis sae take The Firth
and sixth and stages leaving At Sixteenth
street, the house
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
POy.uTiCAL.

ArA NETTING or rHE THIRD WsfD Mo.
"A elan Club, held on Wednesday even ng. August ~
lsua. Esa rssoe ed 10 meet Thuredsy evening" Ser
NJ . u,on street. "a eight oclo<k. 70 bo PERM -
orRsntzed and elect osncers -AS
NB.-An friends McC.e An wiH pie~ss ", =. ~ I'm
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC COMM .rrn, -
IN large and enthusiastic meeting ot INC sas
zach ward ar n, es'nS ,y ~ ss s.S ,as snssi
special call, Gen, " {. ;sihef ~ ~ Sos
A. Philips Jr. for aries; M - sso,- ~ sa,a,
J. Anderson Sernari .epi Jr1rss % t.rs ~ No
range ana jane y coooaa ~ey. osneinssi ccr,mee TO
sha sna se.e.loss expressive OF
Inc 10 nociauo Convention alter dne sr liner ton tno
necommittee reported the o wig DIV - and
Eons o''''A"s f'S" -
whereas shs oenera omn,i,tee OF tns Kew York drno
sepno 20 ns poh'as the oacso Con cation nleh
Be IL therefore - =
Resolved Th> In the tried character George r. 10
iactot he Possesses bose great
suanes ~ head aud hcsrt weh Ok hi tor tne lofty posi-
hYn W vi leh he Is nominated
lIesov ed That heartily Nrproys of tho pntf.rie
SaoItT Oh nd thvl we l.h It's IAssase as lar
OF brghsr dayr ana gsod oEsn of c1ans peace,
mar sni good viii
eso'ved THAI tse democracy are determined Cst the
o. scve franchise ALI Sc erSciZcd by eyc-v cit en- In all
,he and that the powr ~ the
corrupt administration sx meet as they deserve win
the stern fcbuke Of aud on people.
Committee hereby PIE e ourselves and our coaSGenct IL
hearty and enthusat support OF our nom nees GeoiGe
d Mcclellan for President, and George II. Pendletou Tor
Vice President and put hest gle, and
eferes towar6 theiT triumphant eecLfou ~ November
\ next
Resolved, Tnat earnestly recommend the several
thorough OF their rerective wards, thai he
democratic orty " he given by w.N evlc 10 the
hat the Of New YORK to democracy
| the Union. the constitution and the laws.
Upon r0ttso, committee Of one from each ward was
appointed make arrange nents a ratec2on maetng
Ia accordance with the recommend ton Q. the G caso
| Conventten. y. Il. MArHER, Chairman.
!. vuLrs 3ssoretariea
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
SALES AT AUCrlON.
UorIoN Nor,cs :! osifi.E .Esy,dsxR sldE
MAaSlrICEyr iOusf IaLD rURSlIuaE Ann
WO.hS OF ARt

4 UorloS sor,cs :! osl slrlyEg gcy,dnsxR SIZE
q rfgaussrf, ftDusr tScIbs c1uRsfiusE Ann
r,,o. sss a. rgs.qi sss. io aSsSp ssss qa .s,n
u III. .s ss 'sst ssss
D,e Dsn. os e Al aoeoS h The FssasSrs VS. ali
mad 70 O'dsr 1r .s S AAd the Ss' DO
spsrb oetsve ran,iorv
Ear, aud ccshs Works Of ,,ri,
Orlao.u and HEopzs Chandelier
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
freuch pIo<s Pier and Man,el Mirrors,
A~''1 Solid oak Buffet and Table
Hs.vy F-Ased Wsre,
koF'"sq3 sAsTs s sso'sgre soSHH yl' Louis XIV
Sasu,acep. rosewood Sc en- octave pinnoforis
.s ana case four rosna corners osesirang bass mod
cry scsrsaseed French ca,a Co er ssos
not sod ro.esod su, covered with sa IN Of the mos,
r., a nt en- noe and anr.h Ea3 Cs. rs IN
ar am chss erversd IN gold blue CT nlson aud maroon
srale ops exrsn ve'v carve; ood Iisr sofs nn
Side TAB ss wih marble tons three costly rosewood hta
igesly or the owner ii osewoos Wori "a es tNen
most chase and sxpen i've lsndsaIes, painted
orsr on "a r@see frrnsh plate ,er 1iass ~ W.
fet heavy .nooiiered Lace SiedsM Gart.ius and
n,o artists Landse pes, Winter Scenes Marine
We've, Pieces. frenca I
Game ecea 90 the whole ermng aver, pleasing ca leo
MAaNIFiCENr sEvES OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE.
cared and four round corners nlad with pearl
aad sob pearl Keys
Diung Room ch ye'vet Tapestry Carpst in aood or
der: soi Extension Table. all polished In the best
manner, bic top Fancy Tables, Mirrors, Sofa Beds,
ChaFs in harcoth; er with all the ruby an crystal
Cut Glass Ware, Wines, Champagne, Tumhers Gobes
Decsn;ers match China Tea and Dlnner Ses
Silver Tea and Dinner Service savers CAKE
BASKETS Casters Coffee and Tea Urns, Spoons, Forks
Liquor Stand super. Table Cutlery, &c.
Chambers aud NurscryCostly ROSEWOOD and mahogany
Bcdseads satusry marble top Bureaus Washstands and
Comm0ies match twenty Hair Mattresses,
from q 10 81 pouads made TO or Ter And IN excellent eond
ton; Feather BEDS Bo sters and Pillows Couuerpanes
SILK Satin Bed Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tah.e Towel Racks Toilet
Oic,oh Stair and Rods cnsh oned
Chars Rockers sofa, Lonnces, Couch Beds Hall Stands
Tea and Din ng Tab together with and desrabe
assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils &c.
N BReiabe men ip attendancc to cart pack and ship
goods for purch reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
A gCTION NOTICE.-POEITIvE AND PERENPTogY
N SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITu Re.
MAGNIFlCaET ROSEWOOD PARL0R SUITS
SUPERB SECRETARY AND 8ooknAsE,

RICH CHINA CUT GLASS. SILVER WARE TABLE
GrTLERY. BIgssELS AND M INGRAM CARP Its, &c. &c..
ths Thursday a clock the entire contents
elegant residence l52 West Twenty street be-
tween Seventh and ksth avenues consisting OF q
SUITS elegantly carved covered n figured Sia
T. yplan top centre and Fancy Tables Turkish
Lounges Chairs 10 match Damask and lace and Cur
shades large aud costly collection OF on fa nnzs,
Bon&es Parian and Bsque Figures Lava Ornaments and
Chairs, splendid Secretary bookcase,
als9 Library Bookcase Iosewood sedsieads Bureaus
Spring Hair Mattresses, Reis and Bedding, Tapstry
nfd In rain Carpets Feather Pillows Bel.
stcsds, Lonnce Beds, mahogany r Egtenson Tgbs, osk
thas rich French and Bohemian China and Glass Ware,
Cutlery. sc with large variety Of mahogany Fnrn irre
which niuS he examined to be appreciated
Men viii be In attendance 70 cart pack ship goods for
uuchssr Parties wishing 10 attend this sale can iakc tie
Sixth. seventh "a hh stages Catalogues
d house. No pospouelnen
The New York herald., 1864-09-01


=. Commercial rteiifgence.
IHE LosDos MONEY MARgEr.
NE English tunas on The leth were fs,,
Cousols declined one eighth, but closed steady.
The demand for discount was moderate al unchanged
prospectus been issued constructing railroad
etom Vera Cruz To Mexico and Pueba. Tie capital :.
=. LoSnos, August I9-Evening
Uonsols closed nt SO a So for Tgoaey
The bullion in the Bank Of England baa increased
AMERICAN srcrRrrs
- The market 70 dull. United states Gvo ;ventier eT x
.,..o LoMoy. Angus. 2o-rvouins.
Central shares, AZ t3h discount.
TAX faEIs BougsE.
N. noB,. arm, rso,.. e. r1n,'. August 2i' 1854
LIVERPOOL CeTrON YlRKgT.
oe sales q the week have beea 65 600 balss including
fss market opened buovsnf Al vance Of nd .d,
wpSa m.s ooy ps-tsly main,ased, aud American Dc
sns sn ass On Frasy were 5000 bses isS closing
~ sui Quotations are
~ ,...o. ret. Eiid,ina.
T,s. TooIe. ''''''''''''...,.. Nominal aoa
g soct ID por, 2al 900 including - Zoo bales ~
e. TIE Nsuobes.sr marked srEosT & vSss nr a., ,o..
yGts have DOWNWARD tendency.
IvEFTooL BRE ADS rr,pps ykryyr
Coz easer wse ns & &gopefsy que, md steady
= Spence and 20. reports-iotf soc 22s whesi
- ...., ~,sa g. ,s'ae q IL e. 9lsi o. 10
80 yhile western and southern ss ca isa Corn las
&csnWau tenuctcys mlAe1 rs a 31s,
LIVERPOOL rPoyistoS HAREEr
The provision market is generally duil Ecssfs Or
- Con, bruce Co. report cory dul Quotations
ssscr Fork Guict aud STEADY. Bacon steady. Lard
Afmer 1T tls. a s4s. Butte Drm Talow steady
LIVERPOOL III CDUcg HAgEtT
Ashes steady. sngsr frm ard upward, with ad
-toce ot 4s tcifee duiGt bui frnor Rice quiet and
wsit linseed Lrseed cakes Advancing quoted
~ lVs "a lie. Slerm aud cod cils inactive Roe Q
~. fiet aod tNady. stir.s turpeltne-ssss tmaII Ct
49, letrotun--Biult, TBglab Brandon report
s3 nnoe nrm al "a al crude, no Gales.
u. LoEnoS glHRErR.
Hea.stoh qael, whh tlgls decline Iron steadr.
SNn urn aad advanced II. Ie "a coffee steady
I~Heser Rice quist s1d steady Talioy uuist nj 4is
20. rpis MfptnltEs qvie, at tSe. a dss. ct Petro.
seu' ao ofOls, Alb lps per reanrd 2s I'D. pcr
gs.en Lnsesa cak,t naoysot an .tv,iice Of q. Ca,
ts quoted % GIo Gi ora oii stssiy Al fss I'm
seed on asenlpsi quoted al &C.. 2d q a6s sd
sHg LATrsr N6UKE5e
yav -. ~ Fn DOL, August 2n--Fvsppe
Coton Sales totsy, e,o00 tAlop ioeudsy o00 "a
secuaton and exporters Tho market p nf1e ,td SIN.
altered. 4'@~ - -"
nrcstst tufs.--Tbe market u qu'tt snd stesdv
Provision R.--Tbe ma fket if dull
a, Produce. The market is steady.
Tnf R1yhE
Hivnr, August 90 lsef
Sales n TIC weoE; 1900 bales New Oreats trt ord,
s@hf ssof bas, sIbs sioes in goF, $1,000 pAss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
E Y z Q P e.
- s.>-ss-.s~>; -. ;esssIsSssfxsSS
The Europa at Halifax with
Three Days Later News.
Rebel Hopes OF Peace from
the Chicago Convention.
left Davis Organ Announces that the North
aud South Have Only Learned Their
Strength" and Will Reward the
"Selfish Policy" which Looked
for Their Exhaustion.
DECLINE sN TIE B EDEL Cotton LOAN,
&s,. &c. 90.

HALU Az, August 81, Ieb9,
gee steamship Europa from Liverpool on the 10th
on the nls inst arrived at this port at 81 ii,
O'Clock yesterday morning.
dates per Europa thrco days later tbv those
already received.
hfhe Europa lied at twelve O'Clock noon fer ostou
Tue Irish riots Al Belfast recommenS cd on the
iesh inst
bon Charles Hale American Consul 70 ES .ypt arrived
u Alexandria the l7th and the recent cues shere
vil be smicsbiy adjusted
ne steamship City OF Washington, from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the 10th inst
Tho steamship Scotia from New Jrk also arrived q,
Liverpool the leth lust
The steamship Dorussia, from. New York, arrived ~
nouahampscn the 10th inst.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
onrn WAN pEMooaArIo uNloN cLuB-Ar 4

s)NTH WARD DEMoC2ATIC UNIoN CLuB.-AT
~ lsgee and eatlnsiastc meeting of this club held ~
and Eighth avenue, Wednesday evening Auarst
81 lo5i upwards OF h0aAnd members being The
foliowi resolutions w,is unanimous y adopted -
Resolved. That this ,lnb rete ves With unqualified sat
cea @ to Presdsa or he niea saie a. thas & ,s"s
under Whose anns, sioa OF aaars the honor and vel
fare OF the and the Liberties Of Tie people VIII e
asays safe la. his past achievements silcieul
liant and happy adlinistrson that the abt, which
are proofs Of goTious future q y tory and peace
RESOLVED That thls up aEo ent srses tie nominaI on o
recognizing IA hin an 10 And WORTHY colleague
Of the great car q Oar oouary on the bae hsldt and
Resolved TAst the Platform adopted ~ the Democratic
Nstiopa Cof enton = eago Command the approval OF
witch oons;'tnnai unity Of beloved
countr-. tie re9pe 10 their naenabe rights.
Tie the bes hood o he county, dry The or
ts wdow ana "Ir and recall peace, plenty and hap
Resoyei TIA hi Zone o. hs largest and oldest In
10 ,Ge o es 81 ss ch9aso conv.n,oa and 10
~ PATTERN its earn u,Irg AID rniiviaed snppori;
sige t. tsoSs ra1crs on n. SIX das Of ssvems. neS
the arg ajoIt; oi an. ward Ia ID Empire and tfuy
committee of rye was apPontcd make arrangement,
for holding rRtt es''ou sin on Inesaay even
MARrIE wirIinSHoFF, W.. pr..,d.r,.
THOMAS ceoCsER, Voc rf"laeh's'
! Ss's1,i Sosrrn s,SA, :, ,lsony 5aoretaries
BGsSARD X McRiny Tcsslrer.
u q inc of tbs clur VII b held II rs headqusrers No
5s6 Esh IL avenue gy second street this THURSDAY
evening ss,sm6er Isl At ,i,ht clock TO ratify ht
Convention. Punctusl ~ ndsnec ia requested.
CHAatEs n. RoMAINs, President
Jo1s Z; Hoa,sr' sccro.sriea