davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-13

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FspE H.,ne s:hs 0;eRsssh Rna, s .qssdFes
1aa eordz soeJ. iroE GRIND Tra1cE.s,
B=sess ! fanals'' asoss. Fesht'9e. 500 ca 'u0nsT'
:,sSs R:ssss asa H;:s *I:ys;ad ~; .s.l
Faiacs Ra3aer sat-. Httsoa. Bs1.l., iss:.
Bds Tssla Eoo9, Dufzin. oeoaso. i'd misaao'r. 50 "a
ts i,pissg 5gsss n.'po''' "e hlr'r. In eds v'st.n
schr oliye5 Gst.sr: Wheaton, Bur.1o, ,sa cts v.sa.
gebr SeA3rd, Thomas. psy City. 70; n lumber. - n
EeAs Sur, Hetae. Port shetdar, q chs ~oed.
aenE gso Hooeets, Halker. ccaservris. "a eds
ses< Ssssey tstss. M,,.h.,l. Kex.a.. : e4s b.,t.
sehl : Wal!ser. Ia~tenee. ceas.rrllle. 81 II,
s<hE Eisssnpo. Hughes, han1sswse. II n lanesr,1a
ecaT Gesine. Hoss, Nsrtte-oe. 10 n shingles;
sch, !aduet.!. Carlsea st Jesepe. 70 cos weot.
eclx pe!ett, Powers. Auase9os, Il n In rpsz, u n
sehE F'Ra{ nd E1ey. LenE, H,s1e1oe. = N lumber.
scnr Cyntas Gordon, Min'eo. s. Josaph, ii ID.
schr SeIt. etoakes, Maske=or, II n lumber. 81 m
e; e; s:Sssz r. 'sa:s
sehs IhspSs5s Ss Psfr5 nn osvsso' sona pe R'o.
ssSx ss!Iisi; Hssf; Is ~: - : .ans.< IN
sF :ssi IL e = soad "a s:a,r
seh. bs.s @ la eseFa Gsad baaslo. 1as lunn~ from
:ssf IT
Sch .ppeae: Ky5s nuaa1q, ~ I'm. ars o1.z. NJ
.ebr ,9@e t5s T2se3 Ifo,s5. .ss:s nsz no nj.
Ssss @ t;ssss: t!.;sy: Stssa S.;s = : 49,:
sss1 sss1 sRef ; 81 SsisS .ss
s1 sesE sosRsa :s.
, 1864-06-13
Qbicdgo Grtbnlre.


Whon We spoak Of tho "sieke ii Rich
mead" u b wall to rsnsmbsr Whit 10
noen hJ that phrase, Il n.y be = siege, by
Flt2e sf the TACT that the army advances b1
@se o. ne spade, Aad b. suploylax lsavy
%tslan<1. Instead Of tAs usal fela sraa-
mont guns !! c=n hardly b sIs1e hy
svestnnt. To sarsopkd n>shnond 10 u
to slut It uu. from epnmurlcAtion With tho
reat ii the Confss serey would require =
larger army than We suppose cxn be employ,
ed Tor that pprpsso, It rould roqule IT
least Soo, 900 men.
The scee Of Richmond must therefore be
different thing from tha siegs Of 1ietsbars;
where the town was shut in Oh one side by
the feet, and On tbs othtr By Grants array,
70 that ingress and egrcss oyen By single
person was Ill bnt an imposslb!llty; snd tho
garrison mas finally reduced b. starvation,
Thszs nroy be troops which could be employ
- for auca a purpose, snfaeiens to sccoza-
rlish II, but no ara hot aware Of thesr whse>-
absuts.,
IL bosisge phes BY aittlag down upos
enc eha Of it, leaving it open on the other,
pufs it IN condition ts b. reinforced and fed
10 long as the fa&ourcsa can be found for tho
p4rpsse. What then IL the object OF such a
siegs! An undertaking OF this kind IL well
illnskstsd b. the siegs Iof ssvsstopoL Tho
whole 0rfmeen war Was fought out In that
single undertaking. Aud In the eircu mstAn-
&es Il wes ~ we'll fought thsse II auyHhore.
The place rss easily reached By the nsvles
Of Franco and England, while 1t wAs difficult
and sEcsaand BY Russia- To carry It an,
thsrs4orr* exhaastsa har, ED brought the
war to IN end
II besiecs Richmond on one side Of It,
haa The doaple object Of taxing the placo,
ard Of sfexlaustipE Lee'a amy sad |, hin, Of
exhaustinz the Coufc3erasJ. Its, Of course,
an object to get the atty, and evea though
il requh's digging through the whole place,
1t might, in certain contingencies, be worth
The work required
Bat tbs 4uestIsn will still 1ernatx-who
can easiest and 1onEsst Curry on scch F. nAe.
1t viii tsy both parties to the contest not
less thas work in the field. Lee will b. 1T
tho Heart Of hi4 Kingdom; but Gr4at viii
have tic Pamunfey and the Jal,es. Each
ean re&sforse aud feed and supply u ~ ar
~ resources hold cut: The climate il hot,
and the work Of digging exhaustive; but
EertheTn soldiers lave stood anch work II
well rs SoEthera hitherto only 30 they k2Ve
avoided swamps aud unhealthy locations.
Grant eau probably sway larger army than
Lee, and perhaps will be &blo to mike tbs
approaches to Richmond, even Oh ils open
side. somewhat precautions and difficult
But no shall Sec It may be just ~ we'll,
pc1bnpk, to 1ght ont the whols war just
thc1e, aato do It over tbs whole surface o1
the ConfederaeJ. Every man and every dol.
lar the rebellion esn command may bo sent
thur, and the United ststea may AZ well
rpsa6 nan and money in tahng Richmond
only SO 1t reducas ths rebellion, - in payin:
out for work any where else. II this BE- done,
We sasl be likely 10 know pretty accurately
wbea nc arc through.
, 1864-06-13
NEW YORK DRY GeDns MARKET.

= ,IF1om the N, 7. 1adepxnGept,: ahe sth.1.
r 1rate Il sathrs nase tru- co1wlthssanuln. walsh
sliEsplxtoScs osve sAvanced IN price. and hol3sss
ate yeIJ f1N. ff2nt3 afe ihc acnyf, snA fast
II ! lasEt fdvanee On the best Bya3. the tsndnsE1
Af Witsa IL aAt! utNard- Ttsrs ars bEters soS AL
Go*As On tA1es ers AaHe holders ask tor BILL h{nsf
pl1ces. IFS asts7 caA aa1 sxl{ nj ktaa1 ps1a.
Setsh are not easily 1ep.Aeet- HlEasnre A7I eso1n
~ esls % ~ %sassdsE. " u pees .aap5 ana sep
-, kasJst mera taaa s9aal ~ sas s44fI. DsnIHa.
tIirtt, srt Neks t5s l1attTs. L4w1a ete tsoottTa
1n!ah q Afe ont Of 1rst hkEts. Falls ltsyl8 sFunoa
Jet ttbrtAk. Ii tazcy Ea4ss sA-1s /. RosS 81
Ars3sai ahe ess.znnA* .I!ta taksA Mp TssdlY q
4IftTal. t4ti1sA .tu uos4klss Axs much s:nTht
tr. YTse6a Aa4 hsavara are ac;lve. Brs45sa%shs,
eo&:eH NRp@ -Ao n Eced dsnAs LtMs u dostElA
tcttsa. sud lev goods ulil ~ otre4 rau h. txsy:
u, asflE Expires. OF shs Msu at June, wklta Will
'1Hakd 4 b. ter rp7stturtU Of u1F1st
II tG:sfEuTt<ts WHICH tu nor eoHe a7ts esHSsn
itk heue nAkpf8Ernsss Fsfn &o:11nAA1 s*!*s as
M rf.te. th&Ee Is xeenh we 4t7oslt:oa etoaKa
10 rsI, ,Ha tEo lever afAts ei other Goods Will asa
&rEt feFvxEI The EtrEtt Is - uhscttei thai p4fI-
srlAazat1an n1rel1sple. 19ndo In tnrs9ka xc*ash
TIE c1ctEiss hsases arc tae l.rsazt nuJsrs Of Eno
tAs-tnt Of soods sa1t.n!e for the tall dens1d Ehe-
b. ~ s<rA ttns ~ WORT ~ 1o material.
Tts e1cteEers In lha dry goods market Z ksaas.
on *e great scxfs1tr a. cotton E9od,. sae toatses
i1x etss q rreaocnrn A zoets AID the TINE pr
M1Er ~ Est, which san1es. 1t ssoAu&, be sh1tsed.
Importers much ss1h7fEAx7st II 10 what tAs uoF
ts:ia II likely t0 bs, xaa hold al Eoods 1os m aa'
vsnee. ..-..
1eadisE sssles Of dsnsana dzT Essd4 ssaA In
Nm n ~
, 1864-06-13

lEsCsa1 N" ~ 1nH3V10 H1N01 tHess a<He II
This gallant Georgian, in command 1t Dole'a
brigade, fell in the engagement near Coal Har5sr
en TtarfSaJ at1eFaoon. wh!lc forming hls line IN
struck him IN tha lett breast, Ebopt the nipple,
passsd through lbs heaft, aod oat 1ades the right
AZ, i, lie "9s dls@euntsd as 1hs
LIE xa,snalt rsstivcneas. The galsat general fell
md cled Immediately. Ills body wss fecelved In
tie city yesterday saotHfne and cncot1ued By Mr..
Belsin, nndcrtaker. preparatory to removal 70
Goorgta this morning.
Gencral Dolss was ftirty-tonr years Of a:e. and
le1yes l: wife and sErerA children. who 1caiee in
M1uedsesflic. Georgia. Uo sntered the war IN
Virginia a. cap1ata of Company 4. 4th Georgia
regiment, bnt 1poA raeaney Occurring in ltt Col.
won lin, Promotions t. that position. Upon hi9h
he was mGde Bri:adier, hia
eoHtn tas.on dating from November 1. 1863. No
oIf M M L. snn 0IlIe m sss;s has 81 w dswn
, 1864-06-13

te7eesi orsespsos-Acs Ch!e4ra 17thnae.!

kG1ee14 SOf{EEptQttnc8 ChlEAEp E11hpun.1
.... Ds1Aorf. .fnne ls:h, 1857.
Yea vae tn.oemsdby telegraph 4 fer days uncs
Of tie loss Of taa schoo1ar COL 4. B. Williams. hv
soIi'ion en LA2a Hnros, which took p!scs en tho
Acralas af AsGta, scne Is I11tes shave Lexington
On Lako Hrfen. On the morning ii qzes,,ox. as
shouts O'Clock, Capt Aor.sv. st no williams s.tss
10 had sAs Wind ffze-hs sheets uere eK. N h+x
eoArse &haptt n * r.. Which VISA keo; till h dis
covered : vhlsa bark, sovaaa-i hoaa1 sooro..a1or
eud hesclax Gtrec'ly f,r him. To sru1a ca. Lilo.
he kspt hs a o3, &zt Il law n.nutee &Acreatt
Nas 1ua iplo hy sas hAzk Tr!.At, of tass e1aaa ~
sEuas In tha loas c his Teksef In tve mauto. .f&s
wasts The beats ef ths Twilight vc:e ik aoala.e,y
sFefea away. ard aha acT Of tho eat vt1sol rc1:u-
en shensS sEn Tag lsAs of svasysa 1e au.ensiar -
@<sa SEQ noa wAsi.AeJ It shs tina h&d o. Nx
assnra ~ ta,ta7 r. Rat sarea hna6ssd sd 1t.v-
- ooAAss N cEtfrnc9. neoa1lax t1s ysksaI
80 b.r o. ~ "a ~ 3otscsa3a of!h5 <1as
:he y In 3 tAtaous w.,fr H,;o hnr &nti. tsE
skec I'D - 5er she E.a !.sasel Ia ia sat1s AZ
o. ot*exs laasce t.atz.1ed b7
Iey. Of fths MILITANT. - h,ssiryai hers II sxrasd
saso 10 custela catered }ru4ss ii. Io.s II nfa
yssss .sen b x.susns. hoa4owa1a viii his a. "a
The propeller lion City. waioa nat With .,,,,,.-
On lakt sCStrltg "n.att~ o4ss EAcatJ s.fll,r
ref acc aferuarrs sinking, oaz a1cs 1r:iYo1 -
1ne yropsi Of Ks1ssr Stase, vb,aa r..enea herr
en sundsy Tits bar eeSAe adj a!t4sssd. eaustd5y
Hudst& ii or the txs A1ch'Kas Th1 wEs4k o. thc
ulhte,a Nile hss t.aii5 hesn rnorsd N ii vsser
AAd II nsv oat Of tuu Va! 0f narf4suoA. ihtes zoee
bVt.tce Lave ct l.ta he'n tnnnu.
lIcncr md ssaye hsI2an ais Kraasslfy inr roTfnx
In this tssfEudc. 1.w.R-
, 1864-06-13

tHEEr-Ttezkesspts Curing the past week h11s
been fatssr batter. bns vera befaH the 1eHand.
1ts present rAtea Of the markrt StnoN1.htlows1
thaA Inst vtek't quot1t:e1z. but With this drslso
fairly csta hlshsd thsse II &c t1Te dereand. Ha
s1ose Tsol ateep from t7 eoe s-N, Asd sheAr,d u
&5.H4d7b per ~ 1t. Tee oaly sales Enade tr-o1Y
were: Deusly and Nudd 10 Jones ia head shsA:td,
A7arstans Its n, II 45.&1: Cooley = E1isidxeto
EurroEs. III hoad ii earsA, kYHxEtnR 1e7 d, st
Ss7s G1syory to Web:itr 81 sad slsaEeI. &yo<ak-
rs n. At S3.fS p&s ~ ps,
, 1864-06-13

senE s&as,sEht. Aea1cY. Buffalo. H. .. ha whs,s.
eehr Err. S.sS.y. Il Eassoa:s qe4!t, ~, 81 cora
scbs tesnutA Ael'sF "a, Hafsaio. l9.7i1 IA wheat
se5f = a2!e ieaf, cufhs. ts.e<s. l9..te vaoas.
sear siessag1s Csat&asaes. ctve:", l5.75 a shaAs
sssr sssr ratx1. F,tf!iet.. As1ai.. 1111, ba carr.
eeps Eoyh! Albert. coot. Poss Co:ns1n,, 9;sa bs
ss&F L!lss ta1ssr, ueadess.s. Port selso.ae, H.
Btt.ate. 9"* =" '"~ ~
sehr R1e,oc, Claaes7. oreea Dsr, N;a.,
sear Aliep 70. HIahss. Aan!towrc agadr;as
4shs Ar.s, Dur av.r, Gfs-A FAY. lehs
3sae Aas E1i. fssksf~ BxJ 10 solAa{, suad,ttz
, 1864-06-13
CHICAGO LVNBXE. MAEEXFs

SATURDAY KFKxfN&. June II, l6A.
IUABdh-kxcslseaJ Jat$8 LAY. saAs. ~ fsst. 1hs1s
II stll N active tsnsId fer 1rat&!1s4 lumber, and
prices rula fr1ner, with ssronE uDwsEd te7dearJ.
conncp lun hsz Il in better demand and grtsss axu
\ utNe Improved. There has bean air 1uuboe Of
hAsa b:fa frse1y hr readily ma!e 1t prses rsa1ag
from slstseel+ls psr !, 10 fsst
sUfNGLERR eefted yssttffAI, ~ NJ Ak1Fet
y Hse shd trm It Eteviohs aunt3scns.
IATH-Eeceivel yetterdsy, 4 $, go pes In t1ar Ae-
mard rrtcef are scarcely - hE1n, put viii Qxsaa-
bic chxEks.
oArao sALTs TODAY.
Cargo ach. c su:ts. fre1a king's r1ss, Michigan.
a-id bY White 7rowbsidgs 20 eotees \ iii run
dlun. quality NbiteEoed At tlsGc ;-earEo scAr Al
da. ftou ksarnxoo, sold BY 4. Cart=r, 6o,eot fsst
1nmttr, ecAntlnc acd jost1, At Al ta, halaace Of
tsrks xtty stgaet plank old eoatra -cArko aeat
Fbt. frez1 Kafms1oo. sold By A. Cartsr y, ~ test
enr1e esu lumber, strips, rated, 1t $l73s-sarso
seh1 Warren, from Elaak Lake, seld py Ga11tsk. 7s
~ fsst usaa iuaesr. st siRts :-sars" saaz Ashsa>
ta!a, froa Grad River, sold sJ Esrlsk, oss feat
seso lumber. Il st>tps, ~ SIT Il -sasxs sshr Ua.
alns, ssna Be*k&rrl1s. sold bI D. Btssatss. sssss
!eet lumber, ssr1os, At Ill. :-esFE3 aehs
FsrfArs frcEn Depers. GfAea Bay, 1ald by Flah
Ito Exc i1eG common sound lumber, Atx1ps tor 3lts;
bnlxnee 1T t1th0; rATEo schoo1er Albany, from TWO
Evs1s tld By Mcdonald, strps at e1as9, bai>nss n
s!sEe IatA nst prfre at 3ss; shave4 ah1nzlea. fair
II, ii a:c5; e%rgo sehoaaer Hercalss, ftasn Make
ger, SOLD by Aor;cn, ss.ets esm,uon mixed lamssr
stsipe At {1ttb; cargo schooner Fln.!fa, m Mus
kc9on. Fart h Eaxwels n,ill. .,eoa feet good luna
bar IS ttrtpr at $1t55 ssFzo scasnpef Heeschss.er
hsr Grad River, WJuan cs.'s sntllt. ss!d by Irisa
4 Fullar, 10 ~ {e3 cstxsa nixsd irnhes 1t S!so;
sarge schooner Resabclls, trun Grand Rsyee, aodbY
tl7.5s; eHfEo sehooE e Arrsv from ka1Aaazoo, sold
by HoRxhtaNanK. k*9ipa At {l9Iee.
, 1864-06-13

Here tho market apsEed 1t 1T. and held stss dry
that s8ta Until noon. ~seR II dec1asd to 1875, and
twstd the close dropped 10 40. with 17arked IL
dlspskttou among brolets 10 PAT sven tfat prtes.
The market, beth here aRa Ne* YORK, NAs ssFettne
t1eA Ea~ic 1t the elsie. Ne sto ou.d not hn snr-
psAeo to see It drsp down Into Tho x1gii41 On Mon.
dAy. Silver speHsd at l8 AAe dropped i8s. .cIosnx
weak II that pEIas. Fivs.twenues tru and want
.. 1t atlteh&loaH.
INV Toak 5Too~ IAAK4T.-GsaAn- pztesN for
caah. Jnne II. lssA. Rscssed b1 r g. sYh!o.ttaN L
Co., csnn{n'sa sock Aad Dsad nsekszs, u Cgstk
, 1864-06-13

TAt .etel receipts &1Bots Gaxtsx ~ weak Andl:x
%e-4.y, scessGtsx 10 tia day s<fz1as en::ea sn
cksaxs, anenot II u Is .Ad 7a1s 9.sso as~a sss
tA.n va,s Yceesrbo 3As1 Vees, and ~ heA1 leSs aa
-. ,s...ats Of tha aorlttev1Atn1 usak Of l7s
Trs<.- r., esny rssstpts Il sAs TattsH ysfs. soe-
rare - fonsvs. r..<-.r
, 1864-06-13
a Lying Correspondent Fun1ahel.
The following EXPLAIN itssif:
UxAnauAa,xxa AanY ~ TIKI Poro4Ao.}

GmmA 0EpHns-Edward Cropsey, eorse&-
pondent II the Philadelphia Ingsirtr, having pub.
hshed IN that journal of the I'd Instant hbelloua
army, calculated to impair The confidence Of the
Army ln their commanding officer, and which state
meat the ea,d Cropsey now acknowledges to hsve
beeA hassd on nome IDLE camp rlmor, it IL hsreby
ordered that hs b. arrested and paraaed through
ths lines OF the army. wi1hA pacard marked IL
belle. Of the Prees and that he be then put With
out the lines and not permitted to retnyH. Tho
Provost Aarthal Gessral will SEQ that this order Il
promptly executed. The CammsudiuE General
t1res th:t this example will deter othrs l1om CON-
nlttfng Ike oEances+ and he takes this occasion to
notify the rsp,esentati.es Of ths public press that
whilst he u seAdy at al stnss to extend to them
every facility fof acquiring tAeis and gyiug cscu.
with The utmost rgor. al instances like tic lbovc
Nfsre pdisldeals take auvAntaEe Of ths privileges
accorded to them to circulate !ai.ehsod. and thus
funatr the eoaGaeHce which the public and tho
0dlcera.
, 1864-06-13
H00FLAND7s
GEEMAN DITTEgS

| ~
sra aozeeak1ttd n tao1a vtstxAA vtiat t.sA 70 nm
nots he<hJ Aud ylkorous u!e Unltka t$a sr.e-rs.
~ D.txers t<sx rro hny A. AfCaxntTv
Trur h-. - -" A1o~aVA" &AA-
AoAAA+
n F1HH IVNREs
4,t -.
Co3foae1 ehUItiJ " ft$st2ble 3a5s!7ne41.
pfaJTTVE cnpE Fnp nvcD Dnar.
AOa3A4*a e to016 EVu ~ 1oT T&t3AA
.rrn,,v..-s -ovy-r
A1U p1s7As1s EaSHA9is4 Fko2
ntoerdoxo ~ +L1 r:.,o
1t3ViU3fS O3 lFa9 k1Y94 ana
~t3OShsF0 SI5dN3y
ANu wKAKYNKD Am n&uff Irtr~ rp.-
p.co,tu H,-I-rE -.1 n- q - ~ eaa0ta0
, 1864-06-13
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
eAT1AIY NTEHR, JH4A I

eATy1a1Y nvEH6. Jn1a II, 13S.
Thu week Jest closed has bsea ons Of remarkable
AnAEcsai sct.tJ. Ersrythisx tAecnrneze,al ssreie.
has been e1eltol, Aad the demand upo1 bAnksEs h4a
betu very persistent. Fortunately the supply Of
HeAey taa been equal 10 Il fex1unAt< da7And, and
v1EJ fcw good austou srs tave bean d1sappotnted.
F1saa1Ee has bscouns qrlts 1sEa. tbs supply xae
rzIlket beag quite limited. The e1ots tlons, hoWsy.
remAia before-He dscsuas buJin6: par selling.
The pnrinE ngurt IL not ; sopu!ar %ns, And II wlI
probably be apged to Hc At ths esmmeIceMeat Of
tue ~srs, While anly Eesuas suatoners will bs abl1
10 obtain fron the bankers At tho selling rate.
The Gold gambler eot LEX IN tbs sys to-day. aa4
tts.s Ean has tY1tsat!y tse4 turned. Xxas+ly hsH
1t Eas done. aud wt 4lA IT, is aot Apsa1eAt. Alnos
sTtsy sady anticipated that 1t would re4oh 20,
especially - It Was stsAuer tsJ. Il opened ~ 12s
An- &though tbs ktsAnar tsok about $l.otoa1t, tAs
ganbt<s esult not in 1t peg. 1t rapidly dosl,aed
aad teuehec lpa 1t ane c1ots Tsrne9 ve understand
thxt fe~ York fsaleff tsiuFraphed 10 tbs dsAless
hers not t. buT NJ rsore gold ANIL further ndvsee.
Ihere arc avtdeaty breakers ahsAd. k1act1T what's
It matter. u 81 nAus AppAxsat. The rang Ia NeK
Ysrk. - ,elskfaphet 10 jsmss 1sJd, Ear. - C3szk
, 1864-06-13

killed 1t the Bnrnat House, Cincinnati, on
ThurtdaY svcutng last by falling from the
fourth tloor to the shall walk in tie area he-
heath. His body MAS bruised aud naugled
in teTrib1a mannce.
, 1864-06-13
THE uUNDRBD DAYS s1Er.
Departure Of tho 139th ul.-sp1r1t Of
tic .Recfmenf--Sketch Of the 0mccrs,
[From Our Special Correspondent.]
pEnnrA Iuue 8. 1891


pEon1A, June s, 1854.
The 1s9th (one hundred days men} left
here yesterday for ST. Louis. They trayelby
steamers to that point. They know nothing
as Jet Of their destination beyond st. Loais,
although 1t is pretty generally believed they
will be stationed at Columbus, Ky. They
began breaking up camp here early on the
morning Of the 9Th, and sending down to the
levy their heavy camp equipage. At2o'clock
tho "schuyler'' rounded to at1he 1eyee and
begun loading In the "Bo3's plumber" At
$ 5o'c1ock the head OF tho regiment, marching
BY column, appeared at the head OF Main
street coming. down to 50 On boara. Major
Roth was In command. At this juneture It
degan to rain heavily, but on cana tho noble
s"boys In blue" tramp, tramp, tramping
hea!tly and firmly oTer the dreuched and
muddy streets, thelr banners tying and
drums beating, while they struch up IN one
"MeT raI1y ronnd the fig. boys,
Wen raa,J once again -
It was grand and imposing scene. Had
IT been fair and sunny and externally cheering
Ia every way, the boys would have felt well
Of coureo-c3uld not bayo helped tt-but to
maintain such 'tgood cheers Wnila marching
thus for the first time, zmid most drrnch-
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All thoaa In fsyor Of tt country EpinK rp viii
support Ltncolu.-StcssA paEsr.
And all those in faysr Of gold sud the re-
bellion going mp and tho country going
down. Will support; tho Copesrhead aoni:
nee. whether Nc cClellAH or ErcNtat
, 1864-06-13

r. Tho whole ansunt Of the public debt,
including Ill sssPe1ded rcquisitions, IL NOW
81, ia ,eesG ,iB3. Or this amount s462. t1s, 500
Is in legal ttadss and other notoz not bearing
interest, leaving the aznouut Of deht bearing
interest, and Tia suspended regulations,
Il 81 E1 fG3
, 1864-06-13
CNI8AGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the TTcuk Ehdfnx Lune II, 3Rf,

..- EA-rxDAY EY1Hxxs. June II, 1911.
Tia fsce1StA sf tef Cattle and Liva Uo4s ss "a
rloas IL the city during the week ending to-day.
cixryteo ~ fooHA waits tAe 1taF1o weeklY receipts
sfnka HsY I. tsE5.
, 1864-06-13
FE5M THE HON. THOMAS 2. FLORENCE,
EROM TIE hoy. THOMAS 2. FLpREECk

FRON TEH RO3+ THoNAs B. FLOESYCE
WAanIIdTpH N. Ist, 1A&t4
8R11L1xsx: Having sF.:ed 1t verbally g. yo1-
nsncsd mark I'd nenent tem yopF Ioolsuas : GeFuaxz
b!FeTt DqE.Hs lonE and ted>eus setaoa Of Cos:
KYeee 1rss4lR4 sd iea nearly pro4ex1Aal
nc: t,nd hlesa suxase:e shs uso Of 10 2:ce.zar
wxa u hen.th, removed sa-sET IL th19
particular relief 10 much needed Aa3 pt tsint9
OtaezA nay ho sssilasy advsnta6 I'd .aey josire -
~. Truly yaur fr1sndr .---
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SATURDAY HyHrI1e, JR1e II, 1871.
Tee rteefr ana sasSmeAka dnrtAs tAs past u hsazs
were ~ follows:
p.c-,n-. avn RrY,pvr7s NOR 4xr. ~As-r - vsrus
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- X"4
DEEF 4ATTLH.

The total ra4elpta At tAa various Jards Ia tho cJy
Curing tns weak ending to-day, assordtn2 10 TIA
lAaly rck1EnA postad an Change asaeuas to B,tA
head. Tsh II az hsad moro taaa received LAST
Haet. and Vt bead mo:o: than she receipts Of tho
setzespendlnx week ct lat yaaz.
Ths dAaE sssssts 1t ths rAftoas JazdJ eoE5are II
felleH4:
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The rehel Senate has passed The fol-

Eff0]fsa, TEat TIC rFesident ba requested 70
atsokd, T. ths various European Powers = vlIch
they may h accredited, Of tho y1o1snoa Of she
Intes o civilized w1rarn and Of The aroc1e4 COM
rnltt6 Staten in ths prosssut:oa Vi hp,,ili,ies
against The Confederate States Of A1uazica.
Ths devil hitassK col nd rot equal this a.
ffontp<T,
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xAxz4 q 8axzaar ~ 11va sroox sxsx e11oA4e ~
puTH0K.
Cattle, HeSe-
IN n.
tGc4. Coat. aAd Idsh. sostl. lkxsa as<r.. y5 u cn
LETT ~
Michigan Central. 1s1A1 cafB....+.......-. n n ~
! 70 BpH3IL4 OF 5UEfKKMuE KNp61s
Nlst, Ceok. snd Mcn- 3entA. faEXa eas7. t1N e en
C9ss q az feek . ca
Mlcd!&nd Ien0A, - nj edT..-.--..s..... " cts
( VII TAG sA{1A ~ II ~
TO FITT8pV1FX.
Pits. IT, n. Chi. OF ~ fest.,...,, u n ctx
Niehtxs7 a.uthst7, MtEs ea:s ;..:...... a5 q ea
do do cars OF 10 fset......+ 50 81 Sue
14tes - Dunl1rk IS rer car :eas hsa y RsEIo.
When skipped bf al YAH.
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1UK RADICALS AND THE cox.
TENTfON.

vENTION.
1ha reception OF the AiasourI Radicals bY
tn ba1HMoye Convention sesns to put that
trotblesons MISTER In tbs way ct solution.
It ts not to be supposed that BY thIa rescp-
tion the Convention meant to endorse, or
taAfs Itself rssfossibls for, all their idsss
OF proceanres in ths past or In tho future.
bEt the Convention recognized ths Radicals
81 the:partJ Of power, By virtue Of tho tct
that tAsJ ain TO asal sannarily and deei.
fivsly with slavery, instead Of coaxine 1t
Along through series OF years tu order that
II ray die easJ; a1nlsterink I'll tho while to
ths hope, on ths part Of its fr1eads, that
sons turn In atEairs would rc.to1e
IT - life and power. Tho Convention
believed in killing slavery, and IN ths war
that woRldlkill 1t, And havlrE decided that
slavery Il u die, that policy II bess which
kills 1t soonest L faction, tae1afose, In any
State, devoted 10 feeding the sick institution
with stimulants or Auedyues, could net seul-
mend Itself to tho convention
It il Of no grest consequences further, Whist
paiticu ulaf feeling Of ki1dasss toward the
conservative faction souo members Of Ar.
1tucolR's cabinet MAJ hare; Or whether Ar.
Lincoln himself may ke1levs 1t to include
koEs wall- meaning men, ~ It yerJ likely
does. Ths voice Of tho Union peopla, ~
wall represented IN that convention, u for
the radicals, e hsvin< the real &nd true
pisclple which rules in tkls mar snd Il to
conquer In tie eud.
r It IL believed IN Borlin that tbs crown
Princess Of PrpbsiA (the Prinrtsl RoJal Of
knglrnd)waA actively intriguing With the
German party to get her mother, Queen Vic
toEia, OF tho throne, In ths hopn that n En-
Eli.h Parliamentary party would then act
with Austria and Prussia IN tho Schleawig-
Holstetn affair. On the other hand the w.fa
Of ths Prince OF Wales was working for the
Same sud, thinking that her husband, IL K.ng
ofGrsst Britain. wonld support ths Kln= OF
Dtnna1k, her father. It was aa1d In Berlin
that LORD Paluerston supported tho plans OF
both parties towards II abdicatson, - N sx-
cusef for sons change Of policy.
, 1864-06-13
PpHE OF Chicago

IL a r IN e LIS .
, 1864-06-13
From Our Special Correspondent
rou Our Own Reperte7.1

NEAn DA1LAs, Ga. Nay 98, 1891.
The 1st Division Of the Goth Corps, under
Gen. Eea.y, followed the enemy (conslstinx
of hoods md Folks forces) into their re-
treat on Pumkin Vine Creek, In one Of the
gaps In the Altoona Mountains, which being
the List 1angc is the rebels last chance for
defense. They wero drlTen through tho
woods for mile and half with considers
bic loss On both sides, the rebels retresting
to their hreastworks. Tho engagement be-
gan about two o'clock on the 25th, and ragged
fa1lously tor abont three hours before night,
when heavy thunder storm took place,
0ui loss was very heayy. Geary Was reln-
forced by Williams and little later By But
terneld, whose division agnin drove the
enemy. Hooker finally ordered a bayonet
ehasge, and the men rushed forward with =
shout and drove the rebels ont Of ono Of
their lines. The fighting was brisklJ re-
oewed this morning. The ground will be
severely contested, as the rebels have forti-
fed for some distance through the wide
range Of bills. The 4th, 14tA, and 23a Corps
are up and ready to partake In the struggle.
This promises to be the seserest contest Of
the campaign so lar. The Goth Corps were
badly cut MP. The enemy fought as usual In
the timber and beh1nd their works. John
son Is reported to have said: "If can't
fight the Yankees here, can't anywhere"
On this coming to the eaxf Of Sherman be
said: ss1 can whip him hern too, md I will
be ID Atlanta Oh Saturday"
TIE left wing and center Of Shernau's
army arc here, also all the Generals.
o. tho 18th our troops vera encouraged