davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-05-20
THE TRUE R0UTE TO RBCHm0ND.
Different IeneEals have had various routcs

TRE TRUE ROUTE TO RECHM0ND.
Different generals have had various routes
to Richmond. Scott's route wns By the way
Of the intrenchncnts ut Nauasses, which
proved to be u very bad rout indeed Nc
Cellan's route was by the Peninsula, which
proved to he as the President foretolt.
merely arucsns OF shilling an obstacle with.
out overcoming it, as the re i obstacle (Iee's
sImy) n,et him before Richmond after his
long Peninsula change < Of base, rather
stronger than 1t conld have met him on the
Rappabanpock eight; monthsf before But
Grapt's route to Richmond ucs~fn direct
line from the battle field on which Lce's
army ehals hlre" been destroyed; in short,
Grant. believes that; the. true route, to
Ricamond Is the rout OF Lees
nfn5 Aerctofnre the conquest and
occupation OF: large portions Of the cnemy's
country La>e at least Ind tue good prelinl-
injury effects o1 developing our generals, i'm
proving our uri1'ies, uud cutting off much q:
se'r''off from which the rebellion could
o,u" W., "S 1ne1' and tood. No~, however,
G'ucs ate nothing. Territory is no,l;ny.
u' tne overwhelming reinforcement o.
1iaA. y a'' IN I'll: Let Si:cl and Conch. and
neeos pt;, eufi's'tnt Of Slermnp's and Y,at
u
tef's 7oIees ne hurried ta Grant to pir,. him
the nndoubfed mud overwhelming nre.e,c,,,. !.
ence, remembering that there, miaw.v h,.-
tween Washington und Richmond, and nox
ut the end Of ,l><e years preparstion ;th..
great battle for thc nations lie ia to: he.
1opght; % = :, ~
s:s1F g14e st-Iauis >u,fon If +he 1sthb,vs
<'T'hc three year. Old Lexington colt, Nor
folk that won the coli stake ut the I.ac!sd,
:,Ue9rseH, H or, hSnaay' ri :S3a sestsra b,
ford 4oupts, Ito i. Esiifornit
gentlemen. for s1.:es'l: This1st'~E Relieve
annha zaac as4h III 1}aid lo
eaesse' se"! ststtp s.s4aEf
the flustT1on6 tire OF Norfolk, was bongsi
by Mr. Alexander Of Ten Broeck for sl5,0oo
and Tie eame sum Was paid by Col Clai
, 1864-05-20

=. Major symonds, Q. = Cumntsssry st Ioui1v,ile.
hse Issued proposals. for army supplies. bids TO b
cJtued cu the 20:h, AZ follows: = =
GF,0CD pounds new cle1f Bacon, Sides.
21a.HG - - =" ahouldere, :
li.fG0 barrels Extra flpnr.. ..,
sM.c0 pounua Mhitc neans. - ,,
l3l,fih :" III, e. ~
4Efn0 Al" Brnwn Sugar.
ie!oo gallons x,neEa1: ;.
To be delivered on or before tho 18th day Of 5uQt
, 1864-05-20

Freight Ensarcinents Mt New Yark-iIuy ~.
Fseiglts-Are active: the engagements Include
41,s bu wheat 6dGa65sd 10 hntk anil ships bags:
~ neutral s1boo bu wheat 6Hl ~ ahp. bses; 5o3
:0ttt tn wheat ntsd; ~ I'll l4r aud H.. hxa bacon
ais Cd, eud co bales cotton At Nd; to Loudoa ~
whess at 6xd in shsp'a tses 70 RruMes, 20 hals
ba sost :os Antyerp; l59 bids sod ~ bsls saog
snip ehssserea fer oIdsn With 90 bfls .ioHr .t
2. lie kIchbufE bark to CurK for ordIss with 20
6u wheat a, e. ID pes qu.rtr: British 6aIE ior he
ssns vo5aee At u. and Dutch brig for tho SANG voy
kE
, 1864-05-20
bornc,: OF Mississippi SONG years ago ior
TIIRKE NE,5 E1knE STATES,

1ha na,s11h1,s c,is;, sna otrer :con,.-:
h.aas ~ rr.e,1v excrc,snd*ot tbn nrosnsrt
~ ~ 49, - E1fn,cn ! 'czrIc ~. Co,prea, -hc;nr
str.nath,,,cd | Nv thc aanItfion II 4t-cc ~
free States to be FORMED in thu T.rr,tor,es
~ Nebraska Colorado md rovaaa
II tlere was tAe least probah:lity of t,csc
rev States sending Coracraead dc,e1s.ions
to Con.rcee. their tone vould he- aifT.rrnt
But, rs there States :nust be fr,e. II n1,,itted
1t III, Is p.o;tlca in fteir or2b,t;y- :ct-. th.
CcrpcrAcrds ;nsfinc,,rc1v o-,oea than,
They know thct .he,r ,lt,cs +, ~ Tc--.torjc.
viii <,rrcsr +hc or<-,r,.,+;o, of st.tes ~,
.hf. crnn,s .,a II ~, c,;rc+ t7.f.,t thc
state ,noro,,1,.+ .ha~ I'M hnvo IN c.,,rc !.
~ ccnt-oi ~ ,.o,,t;or ,c ti,. -.w p,,tos
TIE --,v;1.sso ~ o~-,-;,,-c ct,to. .s1a ba.
;,rr IT. a.. ITr;on with ,,,a,r n,
,,,oI,n1.+1o,, rz.cs e-on+c., b7 conorax.y IN fha
IN ,,e1,.r t,,.+ I'm rco-;. ,vcTe iox,1 md
+vna Ia tho Tn,on mud thair aid. IA xs,te;i ~
,ote DOWN this Internal rebellion. snd To
..1,,. <,,+ al corc e,d f,rero- tho ..,,:. .e,t
-aunlxn slayc.y.
: Tic issue, therefore, however the copper
ltuds n2y undertake to diagc{se 1t for the
purpose Of prcyenting the addition OF
strength to the party Of freedom. In
Congress, will be simply q oncs.;on
ct loyalty to the Union or LOYALTY tn slar.rr
Those IN these Territories Win 7,.r, 70
dem md I'm Tn;on viii ~ ~, ~t..-.
rn,cr tbe;r t,rcp. :, the N,t,,a.1 Cas.e;r.
hv oroon;-tro s4.+o. 49,, tL.. - 49,
t;averr hrttcr s,or 1,,ss 1a~a tss,. s.,,.,-.
rIn re+s sco,,s+ s.ats ..,-s,-s.sa.
OetoAAA4A"$N'"N.
, 1864-05-20

:. ~ The publishers Of the New York aa1.
y: :papefs have arranged for the Importation,
nflatge quantities Of printing paper 'f;o,1l'
Earppo,in order to break down the combinsa:
t,on price fixed BY Eastern manufacturers.
1t can be imported, 1t ia alleged. at fourteen
cents per pound.
, 1864-05-20

Aksscit< u aTaaa Fepor:ed +ate Fe7,cr. ".
az. .;s .ae s.as r. ass.: ;ss s
-s TuuasnAT EvUs1xa. NAY -. 1a<*.
,,FREIGH3ss-t:AH;zFE = e zFEs!onrs-s5e.aya aad arn.
'e' @ :esi jEGsssdas Rss1', .i:a
the tin 1s'as q .ns p1ap9ileT aes ''A'"' AF'
f:ur to Eostcn Ysts skS ;:Rs Raa Id ~ ~. s;a
g Nv 'i; 4off. IT, isSe aia sad rail-
P!esis'ss:e s; ii .sis; 100 ss:.. i5 ssxe
PS5a Foar 70 % hgntrssl ~ 1's Tsssf r.
Fo;k 70 MontIssi. W ssEnis.. 1.eo!s
liz Tat+s t. MoatIe.' aosed aSove. to D. bs pla IL
Eo".cy Itnaslx cur. ncy.
It. % ID s. n ea eaas roo q
l's'. .'s '''e 4'>..>' Fsaith c14.s. Flour.
:" New s''x' III II q saa Lake Ella: 81: Is
s h9';en' I'll Il I'd IsIa File. ss Il -
= sess''' il, Il. ID t;E; E;i::::..S ::::;:S S
FLuM- i M i pt,.; sh1ppsd. 3 ss,. aris. .s
sasfsts; sc1i:a ana s5ttc 1;is WY :iSs m
ts:y 4 fas!fs Spsn :: m
trs 10 : sse; 10 brIs do It ss.o; i'd ofls do as
WYE IL ttji # IS oa = u ri. IT .s7
|. NuEAT-Elc:ivcd. 3t.'So bu shipped. G. rs hu.
Market p ae:l eacted. bfcomias psainy. recoys!ei
plcts OF ycst- ra+s Go Ca4nge Taa dsn sod y . r.
k.rctEI nlrutks .u:rtly 10 No psns. Sale. w:,a:
$40 n No, sps,E. Ia stote al 3t19 800 5u as
@ q re :: = ii S y su as q 4
d 91.1x: st1 bn do It $Ls7a a uR9 6n
s, .ets na d ss a1zsf -; 2o:na, g :, ss:.H:
4ta Gu On y. j & to's, At 3Lls; 100 b. {sa No
uc) $1.3-fhr mars ~ 'snK 9Ht:E 4ad drh At
tONN-Ktccirrs,, SLID nu; khlppel, $3.50 hn.
MAI qutGt. optping about sc higher, but e:n!:ag
hc lower than ut ci:ss Of aih >nge Jestet1.T.
ss g. es sn * G'ss
si.w @ nt sill abs Do !! si:o: 50 su 90 .sa,s:
;s'ea e. Il IS s,so. its IN DO =: 81 m i''-
AsI.st du]1 ant As:c lover; saI.s we're: = 80 ID
do. .at &c; hn do 65sc no oa o2 It sixc;
|! thu &c; $40 ba do St 66Ac-closieg .dy at
Gsx@Eac for "srert" anA " "fr.-h" rscelpss
hYE-leceiF~d, n"ne: shtppt,!. :.1D hu. Scarce
ssS I bp u @ liz, is eass tby ssaps} a x4a
nAKLEx-ae :tiytd d l2o II eh:ppsd uune. ssa,ce
ase nm sslts se.s 3 s b-a d: s*"ple> Ut si ;4cs
AItHfsO L.-Nosinal 1t s. ysa2. 10 pr gallon.
IETTEK-Ntc.lrrL. IL. sos lbs. The mIr1es re
1n1l, i t,t.uy and well rnpplied. we quote:
Edppios Ea:fsi 10
EaIss s"s5 i5o ii; Roii iiat'er. Il III; ia is do.
nt lac : crooks an: Jars dairy, ataic
were g sour gSed Hirsh at s23a.c0 per ton.
BEANS-E bbls scod Mixed Beams, at $3.50 per
UAGt,lna:-Mar4et generally quiet. Prices ta1e,
, 1864-05-20

IT was only on the following Thursday, by
the surprise On H1rcock, that 1t wa5 tlnal,y
rendered untcrablc to- tho. rebel General.
Thursdays fight, 1hcn,$was really Tho .arst
/: :detisiTe Victory for Grant. = Etc retired tLGt
1;gbt- after vain but dtsae-ate Efforts to 1e.
gain the ground he hadIott, which was reel
1ythekey to bis position, -,
j" All accounts received from the front,
{irom Mr.. Washburne> and other .cl7ilian sac-
cuetomed to campaig gning, and from officers
Of the ar1ny,) represent the rebels as lgatlnS,
With determination rcycr before exaitlted
by ttcno. Mr. Washburne also states that
Lees army is more nnmeroue tllnn has been
represented, which agrees with the .stett-
ECrts and opinions hcrctofcr: given W Jour
correspondent. Consequently, unless Lee
cannot bring mp reinforccnents to MI up his
depleted I1nkR, VIC McJ yet expect eome
veTy severe fighting before Grant is ready to
lay regular siege to the rebel capital. Bat
Grant ls net d men to ee deferred hy obsta-
e!cs which apral other men. l93sed, y Is
end Friday 18th and 6th,) nn7 other of our
generals would 1ayo either rctreated to their
former position, or coatcntcd himself with
fort1fyiDg Fredericksburg, before making tho
advance which Grant did on Saturday, and
Which was really commenced at q II te hour
on Friday night.
Yesterday. Secretary Wellcq, Assistant Sec
rotary of tic Navy, Fog; Postmaster General
Blair, Senato1a Grimes aud Doolittle, and
Csp1njn Wise, Chief Of Nnvnl Ordnance, WIS.,
lied Fredericksburg, went through the hos
pitnls, and eaw seven thousand Of tho rebel
Irisoners They conycrsed with many. Of
them. T1eT add that the tone of these Ifcn
Is cedcut; they {thc priGonerE} assert that IL
We imagine Lee is going to Richmond, Cor
donsville or L.nchbrrg, we will find our-
selves mistsken; that Le is coming this way
nnd We khcull ycrr 5000 hear his Eurs, &c.
OFcoursr, this is *sbreg,n and is the style OF
conversation generally lpdulsed IN by rsbe1
prisoners. Our wounded brought to this
city, arc mostly slight cases, and the men will
be lit for dnty again in short time Tho
wounded at fredericksburg and those re-
n;alning On the le1d are tho more severe
clfts.
An Ohio one hundred day regiment march
through tho city yesterday md have gone
iEto the lortificatione.
COTTON sFEcUL4TloSs.
It is expected that Developments respect
lpg-cotton spcculatfons, in connection With
Banks and other Mississippi expeditions,
will shortly be made, and which will fmpii-
cate more Eastern and Western politicians,
who hare heretofore professcd IL be loyal
men, but who have on these occasions, either
knowingly or ignorantly, been providing the
rebels With arms and ammunition E.
, 1864-05-20

From the Houthxv est.
CAIRO, May 1e,-The blockade OF Red river
below AlcSar.lria is confirmed.
II is reported that partial blockade Of tina
Arknn6as river, hrlow Little Rock, has heeu
effected, and IRE. arations are being made to
hlnckade the White river also bnt it Is be-
heved Gen. canby will SOM attend to these
matters.
, 1864-05-20

rev Urtenns sugar Market-1fny Il.
EUaAK-altrouaE ttler Il f4ir quantity offering.
the market remans Mt stand ktiil, and VIC have 1ota
exe to report te"day.
Mo1AssEe-Thcre r.a better demand Today, and
tte eal+s embraced &c brlt In several lots at &c for
nrdtnAry, and 65&sfc 2 gal for good new CROP.
, 1864-05-20
MARINE MATTERS At DETROIT,

Accident to the stenncr rCi1yelnnd-The Pro-
pcI1er Rucinc Aground In the FtatS--Ch1-
cngo FPttcfs mt snainaw--A new Candidate
for Public Favor-Lumber RreIgh1s-A
Proposed NcW LING Of S1enElcrs.
, 1864-05-20
EG0FlAA3D's
GEHMAN RITTERS

arc concentrated al those virtues 1hot tenl to PRO-
mote hsa1thy ard vigorous lite. Unlko sna generality
Of Fs:ers. they aro st'T An ALCOHOLIC ELK
A PI7IkE TONIC,
CsuPosed entirely of Vegetable Substances.
ru11 ArsA
POSITIVE CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES EssU1T1Na FROM
Disorders Of the liyer and
Digestive Organs,
AND wEAEENED AND Dsn1LIrArED Fs,2.Es
DEcCNH RENEWED WITH ALL THE
V1GOR OF HEALTH, By
FREE USE OF
TH21.
Kp Remember, that this Nttes1 Ia not IN alcohoie
mixture, baerovu driha, or : auostit1te for Eu7,
AID cannot ins'dcusy Introduce the vfce Of drunken
ness 1Eto your families.
Do you wtnt something to Strengthen Youf
10 you want q Gecd hp3eutss
10 you want 10 Hutld up your Ce15tisutio1{
Do you want 70 Feel W-uf
10 yoa wset to get lid IT Narvousnesa1
Do you want Eaargy7
Do you 1sEt TO Sleep Wsuf
Do you wa1r Br7sk and Vl8uroSz Fsallng;
II rou do. usa Ho0FLANDs GERMAN BIlrERB.
Otse-yc the following synptoms, resultIer rom
d!scrdeIs OF the Digestive orgsns:
ses, f91st'asiP is@.1a P.,s.,
Hssa, 9sss aeiaits as Il HIS e. sss@s:,. e a.
zaiiaess oT Weight Il II ths stonaea. m Sour
ii 81 e Ts'tssth j !ss ;sa i hFsea FL
n Il 81
N1s 5lsne.s 8 !i;!ea, Eossor Webs hetse taa
e + sPs S,sa { e
..ts,hsy &C.. Sudden F1ushss Of
81 i S;:Rs s:s;i IL :; T.; r.
$3 #BH s$s $$$$:
Gzz1Hkx: Having s:.tee i verbally s' soa-I
sszs g. ss;ss 4 e e. q:
Ets'7 npstn. lon; ono I'd H. sIoas q, :s,soa
s $ ' i 81 s!S!:s
ns r. s94 s
ga,tieuisl r;l,ef = nas!, aesd;a "a : tsa 4
'@' ' ''s TaoitAs B. F1oRENcK.
Fzox THE HON: JACOB Beoox,
e..s.1s.z; In Esey + e: !sas!;, a : . lie
sss e. ~ e
-:
u = T. il is' e 81 ss s. . T.
''e 51eSa ): II
The follov,nx vii tno.n reverend cent. enea aavs
4 n: . III q s4. e
mo2y must certainly convinco thu sost reptic, il:
KeS Lsvi Z. Reek. PastSr i tae Bso1ist Thureo,
cEases PR1aa.hia formerly CT re Sorsa ss'sl''
5sI, Ksy p sSEEI5sd. nssor CT Twelfth Baptist
Rev: Tromas lstar. Pastor OF Rexoorou;h Baptist
Rev.j. S. Hermsp, Of the German Reformed Church.
, 1864-05-20

Ec7V UfIcNNs CNIt0n HnEKEI-Uay I@s
The Irsfht - ct yesterday hastn. apparently sne-
niet The f1Lrut daie sed the m*Tke* WAS a1ics tu"
n:y. End the eslee far reported we're consd to
Fl rxlts. Ir1ndtnE RepacEed =. sHc. a.nsIls. -
ssc II GGud Or; nxIy o Low MlGdtln4 At 19, 10 Low
hYd,1trg nt Sc ard M1ddlot. Epoi STAPLE. At &c.
, 1864-05-20
9QEEtI. =
UAGt3lNE-2t2rSet generally quiet. Prices "a
drm anu utcatanGed. We quote:

COFFEE-With tte advanced price OF gold tbs
market rule. ilrmet. Thsre il however, ltts acsivi
ty, tu5 generally holding CT a far - pesh-. Ws
auole: x
hantH6s. ~!
ldot talf " Eooa k9ts4
RlO. E0ni to pstne. .5149th
l,HEEsE-Maskcs 7ulet, stocks OF old cheese ara
exhausted 1ew cteese Ii In moderate supply Hnd ar
at prr*ent quotations We quite:
Mests5L ieaeE7e.-
,EGlsS-Eecejp:s ware limited, demand to!er 4lY
actiye.and 5tea.sy. Trces tu-cAy 1&316Hc per doze
easc. to-t.ar 8 hr'* ~ 1sc per rdoz.,,.,., doz.
A." ERG1T--GREEs APfLxs y. fair supply, and nod:
crate d.rand. Ms15et at1n and uaenanstd, LExoSs
Ind arm u prrs19a~ auosa.io2s a!esosr ] SUE5 u
quotations. unchanged. We quite
E.tsn Apples pE1tue, .3Ht S01
9teeu Apfte. cuHino1. bzl............. .5aa 40
O5suEes siciiy}T hox.. 9utaia g
Hickory Nuts. sEGl T on, bn,......-......... taf9 IL
Etex0rI Nuts. fefKe = hn-....-.....- -. 5nA y
DRIED FKUIra-ArPI.Es In s:,all s1pply AMI
nj Eer41t and tTfc.srn1o Vefy aEm viii - up.
ward ten. fEAcuas ID f1l Request, with l'a4led
rectints~ G:fztt firm aid unch8nsed. Ha1srNf A2t
C1EbAh7s IN god snppLy Market dull sud anlcttv',
I4t nru 1t present Gn:tat1olT AAxosna ia llsited-
dtmarh ard cnOd supply. Prices 1r:u ana an:hau-s1
EAkPRKHKrks very 4cxtre aud hru HLAcEHERAtss
II fitttt supply ard mocerHte denind Pg1cs, fo.'
sT+hir arm nnG up&hAu: Cd HG4uDie:
, 1864-05-20
Atscslidt1eGus.
p FAD AND REF LIE CT.

I. las teen from liae tsaacraorfa! tbs ohl:cs OF
pheAntEFop!sts TO- nni xo:co Ixed5 Tor tic illa ef
Efes ard 'ciecthc stl hse 70: asea explored o7ezy
avenue l. osdes 70 tscose tho hidden s-cees I.hss
neer. toHeset' reserved for modcra silence to bang
btfoso tic world thu great dcs,S,yer ri n,,.ase.
&ri In
, 1864-05-20

~ No persons are permitted to leave
Washington for Fredericksburg as narses,
unless it is stipulated in their passes tia.
They arc to remain two wceks in atten tance
on TIC sick and wounded. All curiosity
hunters are strictly forbidden transportation
on Government yesscls- The regular ines
stngers Of the Associated Press from the
army have permits to 20 and come, but their
dispatches are subject 10 military approval,
and themselves and the papers which they
represent re held to strict accountability
n to Publishing coutrsbaud news.
, 1864-05-20
The following is a table Of distances
fcln Chattanooga, on the line on which Gen

: fr A letter from Coylneton, Ky., to the
baltimore ,a.nc,iaa", says "the proudess hnd
Il:,rieet man in the Union ut present Is the
fati.rr Of Gen. Grant, who resides IN our
ciVvs
, 1864-05-20

fales tdtaJ: 10 Iris okto Arp:es a:!,c. ,.
- 80 ~. ~ - - .. .4t - :. =
.T.o IL fc.- trtIl5. with q root .,r':1; e:!;~s
frza I'd gEsYE.s MAsK5.z5-Es;s; y sp a: :;
i m ln ce;f!. asG rlete1:. e;y sc:!:e- M<stsysty
Eiiu u lnslr.ca n-:E!A5s-DS ii, qsI:; Al
upcfA :.si. iii Il III fair s1cpY aud n lc-
fi7c aAz@ HErcls 0-.e:oipss very Il "t:ct aoa til
efab1y %cE.rc ;pgtta ycry Grn a. su-I1 Eas VIC
, 1864-05-20

t7;H' William s. McGavic, one OF the mos
p..In'n'ilt nerchants Of Keokuk, died NTH
1i,l iuet-
, 1864-05-20
GRA4's PATENT
tf0LDED COLLARS

Haye row been bafo7e' sha pun'r toc nearly year.
They are universally pro1ouncsd inc n"aess sna ben
dHlrE collar sc1sAnt
Ite upper edge ?rv.ents osrfrct rnzso, frcc ron
the aLk1rs not1cen In k.l uther t"l*es-
Tbs cfav4t canseH pCrl era on inc lrsIda of the
ta5u-6owa col:ar,-they 7re As Ss.06'fH INSIDE AZ
OETSt-E.-aLd therefore pe.!tc,iT free 2nc easy to
khe eek.
The Garo:te Collar hiss = smooth and evenly finished
sdgc on EOTH s1pks-
iAs.e Cotla =: . not sipiy ia: pieces OF papcr cus
n the form Of q collar, hat Arc NODDED AND suAfn
They atc nadc In Nove1ty~ tor tur,- sown sty1e ,
every haIfrlz from u T. II taches. Auf in kn-
IN solId stzrs, in heat uH csEton+. conts!n1. l&
each asc In smaller ones OF 10 eaeh-tac latttr
Qtlcerf.
e BVEkY COLLAR il stamped
~GRAY>s PATENT NoLDkp COLLAR
scld BY ali dealesa In Mems Furnishing Goods. Tna
trsGn snp5iic1 ~ HATCH, JOANS',E d CO., lmpo4l
t5,s ard Hhserals Dsesrs In Mems furnishing
Goods and Cukrel L.. 81 Devon.hlrsst. Boston, anA
HRADFORD gR0-.. Milwaukee.
y2etzS-20t wAF 2dp
, 1864-05-20

FULTON Co-CoL Thomas Hamer, Jacob
Nerrbon. William Phelps, D. w. c. Bryant,
Amos Smith, D. ". Walker, Samuel W1lkin-
son. ". C. Day. D. N. Stump, Maj. II. c.
Nelson, George Luky, Il. G. Berry, Hugh
lomsster, ]. F. Erod, Thomas P. Duncan.
A motion was made that Gen. Richard J.
Cclesby be the choice Of the convention for
Governor An amendment MES offered sub-
et!tuting the name Of Jesse Z Dubois, for
that OF Gen. O.lesby. Another amendment
substituting the name Of Gen. John N. Pal
ner instcnd Of Oe'esby or Dubois, Was
offered. B, general consent the voice of the
Convention was taken. and the vote stood
tor oglcsby, 81; Dubois, 20; Palmer, Is.
TIE following are the dcleg .tcs to the State
Convention from Brown county:
Lxlegate4-Dr Sol. vandevearer. James Robin.
eor, Jas .. Moore, 1chabod Perry.
A9'e7n1its-A. Z. Martin, Dr.. Bond, 4. 7. Stone.
A. AcPheril.
JEFFERSON CoUHTY.-The jeff ,rson Couu.
ty Union Convention met At Mount Vernon
On the 10th, and appointed the foilow wing del
egates tn the Stale Convention, viz:
nev- Thos. Catcy. A: B. Barrett, J. 4. Wal. ].
]. Ea.ey. Jeeee Laird. 4. WEIGH. H. ". ut.oi.
6. ". hlen, Henry tTccse, Z. ". Lion
The Convention declared as their frat
cLolcr for Pres dent, Abrlnm Lincoln; for
Vice President, Audrcw johnson, OF Tenn b,
und for Governor, Dick O5lesby.
, 1864-05-20

tEE" Tic women of Utah have recently al
,'r.a the orthosraphy Of their creed. They
hcw erell IL Nftye,,.k, {! - .:"Et
, 1864-05-20

ES" Many members Of the congregation oi
tl.c Central Presbyterian Church, st. Louis,
left tlc house on Sunday morning last, while
the Iastor, Dr.. S. J. p. Anderson, offered q
ltvu} YrnNey i
, 1864-05-20

9ssya nsEsyAaG3f:C1a tre. H7ovn GreHa It 1ske.
n:d ah Icy; 81 81, &arset moro sctiyo All M
M. nHts 1t, N m hbls Ia los !. S1o:
Sas.is qs1:s AZ. nS n0%issl nO
the osn.aud II eo.laerahlS dilnin5hn n;s n'-r us
7rcf7t;c8s arc tole1ah1y trr1 aud ucchs.-adH, L. w
, 1864-05-20
On Monday, May esd, 1864.

About the hour Of Il o'clock r. m, selI 1t puhase
auction, 70 the hghcxs b1uocr, At tho Court House
door, ln tho city OF Louisy1lle,
On Credit II ., IL, IS, and FL 4oatis,
The ateres. Of Defendant, cru1ehneld being ons
, 1864-05-20

MISUNDERSTANDING at dali aul tu:ctiYc. Euyerl
e1e cnc.pa.i1E =c1lne u prices. whilst n7aEa:.
fiEcr than ever The srcei5ts o{ AZ taa lsadia= q.
scz:p:tcns Of Lca:aer sss u1nssaly lt?hs, wa:lss
TO a15tstnx approaching an ncurs eeznaai. nc
Q1ote:
Ia.rs7-, = n.......4:Etc g slz7.hse7, Sole. 83Mc
KIP, - -..sNs1el 0rtnoco SoIe...... TO
C-ff. - ....sl.asa,D 81 or!noeo good dA1.
g1Pef. -s?@Sac axec.....-..-.....ss5s5c
, 1864-05-20
FKOM THE BON. THOMAS Il. FLORENEB-
PROM TIE HON. THOMAS r. FLORENCE.
r4,fl&6 rcttE EnN rrt1aNHf,I u ut no r.,IF


WARRINGTON, Jan. {sk 1854.
GEETLENEx: Having slated ts verbally { yoo.I I
have no hrstatior In w7itirs The fact INIT sxps-
f1trcsd marked bxnear from 9our Iooaanas German
EttreF3. During Ion. And trGious scfaion o. spa-
Eress, pressing aI enerouB In les oea.ly
NO. k:nd friend suggested tna Hsc pf tho prep.fa-
uss tu'nroFeEcet o. health. r:nexed energy, thas
particular rsl1ef 70 much needed n7a tain a.
Others p4xy be aDilae1y adTantagcd they arse L,
be. Truly your fteEd,
, 1864-05-20

MAPLE SUCAK-ln Iair aBppfy- Market les
urn, mo ae1tre ne guote tar e ehoiss It ?,s Ac
smai1 ssecks ON hand. Priets Of New IorA and Cabs
Moi1&tes scarcely tEsr. aud ne nhtt des1ins
Oh PREVIOUS Quet,t1ors oi SC = gallon. We quote:
k1cE& suEnr Eo
EElcRfc 5clGeG.--... !a!-4t
y
~. N*I89
'HAIT-Rcceiyed to-dsy 1860 bbls; shipped, 3617
bbls, Nsrkct 4uttt and firm. Nc cote:
, 1864-05-20


Pu1LApELFIIA, Oct, I'll, 1sf9-
GxHTLKAZE: In reply to your inquiry a. to tha
eject produced b. Ho5ra1d German Eiftt-o, In MY
smlJ have 40 ntat1tou 10 saJi.K tnat Il has been
highly beneficial. In ono case c1ta OK dysooci4 Of
thit,c rears' standtns and WHICH hau become very
distressing, the use Of ono botn gave decilhf .ee
nss cs9nEmsa tas eure. for thsrs has been no symp
vtcusl u;e Of II, dul 1t to b unequai.d tonic
and sirct1ry recoa,ntno !ts psa to the .udo; ers-
, 1864-05-20

Frurch CALI Is
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French Calf Lsr
mo:-G1, q deg
S 80. GN2SF+R
French Calf L.
Eofnss, 4ec-
oacs, 4 dns,.7.::5ta;7.H
s.1Etcge. y dc-T.c4a*00
EoAas. 4 Caz. .11.NSHD
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

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General + 4 ny
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26

4 correspondent writing I" the
Houston Telegraph from Corpus
Christi, says:
Corn is selling in Goliad at So per
bushel, specie, hntter (scarce) SO
cents, and every thing else in proper
ton. 4 friend of mine was charged
$40 in specie for buggy to take
him from Victoria to Guliad, 80 miles,
Board 81 per day. Confederate pa
p. \ has gone entirely out of cireula.
ton. In this vicinity. corn is solo
at 81 per bushel in specie, and hare
80 ee. 81 that prize.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-26
Confederate states Tax.

Au.s,.!ed O.: Of february l'tt. l-"'.
\"rlCx 10 p.AI.r.sS Az OTTER fffS">S.
A Ii. rrnSr>- who hav" h.'.A engaged
n or interested in any I'D = bUaI>t.>>
..s profit aT gain. toih"r tIAn T ~n'lhs or
farming an. ALI. who have "NtrC!-rt ANY
pKnr., SOS or CALLING t0!h"r 'itn III" .nIu-
airy. ar a civil or military ufi - IN this
Ihi- Parish. AZ. or during. arN time s!nc"
ih,.c,th ApriI I-G3, and al. Who INTEND
to -ny,.. there n. II ANY such hu iTc~> OF
pruf-s-ipn are hereby NOTIFIED ana RI
yul.Au ia render 80 tn" Wud.r-'gn"i lr~
rrict Collector and \. .-sur. tc!ti'n fifteen
daLJ from n, dGte Of tbs n1.,ce = t'r. COZ
rrcI. aud Co.np!rs" ~tt.r:m"ui %; 'h"'f III 81
.t-, sud yncATI">~. together b = TAI av
rn,!a, q. .'5ap ,- skLsS -: e al'I> up %
n. first { Juiy l>ni and th"r'np"n I" ~
/ 10 SAID tui.,.yJ"r ~. SPrc.sIc and 'HSEH
FAX due thereon, according 70 law.
y t. Such n-IsoH- a. HciItcF 10 max
returns Of ih,!r sales or receipts on 81 Il"
! fer" ~. G.h .t4-u>; ..r.rNl.Au. W.. he -u"'
/ irci-d 20 \ penal in urvBlE The amount Z"
I n. TAX ,!u.. h them: and persons fNLl>"
( To- Kt,I TER th.ir hu-i""-- or cailng, ar
/ uhj~cr to- l,sc penalty for errry h."'t day
. / um The TIM" wu'n W., >h"|!'1 "A'r ntr'
J regis. cred acco.ling t. law.
! Shreveport July - 1904 )
/ SAN l. VAN TiiHER, Collector
HEAVY l. gu y, A>-r ior' ailo
Once on A.aract ST., between Texas ah'
! Milan
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