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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
DICHMOND COUNTY, STAIEN ioLAND
IL SEVEN PER CEhI ANN

COTTON BONDS OF toV ~ rtV''
i,TeegsT PAYIBLs snsi-AsNrALLf. ,.,oo M,
-. -, tns Hundred Thousand Doi-rs q lCoVDl
ssh Bcsds win be received at par Stthe bsnAng House o.
tINSTEIN, ROSENFELD o; 90,
No Broad st. New York Sad Bonds VIZ as % $3.50 d i ~
M tbe 4, ord Of SuperyisoTs adopted 1u 20
S d. option 10 With sobscbers 20 have Item !ln "! s"e
ssA EitssI, " twspy D'e je~"
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Oy,,or or MINNESOTA MisIso COMPANY,

10 IL fine-,t. New York sept " 1854
NrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that by re-
~ oln,op Of the Board Of Directors ASStsSMtkT OF
Ev Dollars pet share has been levied upon the ospa STOCK
OF tine Company, payable at to.H once OIL VIC ' w"
with interest thereafter , -, n. o.,t.h M
The ,r,nser boob. win close The III Oct aer which no
g. q, s,ack wi be made which assessments are I'M
nt,-'e'I VI ''S T. A. BANKS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

WALLACKS: MN u-, sr.sov
THE FOX CHASE,
comic drama In acts. -
NEW SCENERY BY ISHEKWOOD;
MACHINERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
THE CAST, - =.
comprising the following atsts: Mr. Lester "s,acf NJ
Charles Fisher Nj Gilbert Mr. Mark Smith Nh Young
MI John SETON Mr Parker Mr. Browne, Mr. Wi!hsfpson
NJ Pope Mr. McGee Mr. Wayne, ai,. Mary damon Mss
Maurice. Miss A. Maurice, Miss Green.
Secured seats retained until the end Of the mrs. scs ~
In many plays the does not occupy more than heen
minutes an early attendance respectfully suggested
Doors open ai7t Performance commences pi0Fo D'i
book open from I'LL 4.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. August 70 1904.
DROPOSALS FOR ERECTING THE GUS

l. tom HOUSE AT PORTLAND, MAINE.-Propo,as
will BE- received Ut this Department until the 2oth OF septen
ber 1864 at IL O'Clock for the construction OF the Gus
tom House authorized TO b. erected Portland Me- accord
ing 10 the plans and hcaons ths Department.
,ad Proposals 20 Ss enrr or Ne Thoe eans OF sps1e
right 70 reject accept the proposals hereby invited
part thereof where deems the interest Of the United States
requires the Department also fe-ervns the night to exclude
the bid Of any person persons whom there h to
believe viii not faithfully perform the contract Also all bids
that investigation below fair price for The work.
Bids will be received in gross and the Department hsv
ing prepared schedule Of the spprox quantities Of each
k Of work and material required (which schedule be
had at the Office OF the Supervising Architect Treasury De
psrmcn the bidder will be required 10 sx his p.crs there
to for such articles and kind Of proposes bid
and then carry the whole cut IN poss amount
Ninety per Of the amount Of the work done and
eral delivered according to contract price tssid amount TO be
1y me estimate ~ an As"a' o. 'n ir n R
work progressss and ten Per cant retained UNTIL the eonpe
VI the contract, and acceptance Of the work by the
aforesaid anu be forfeited in the event Of tho non ah
ia cent Of the contract.
Contracts will b. awarded only 10 Master Builders and
Mechancs aud the assignment thereof except by consent u
The criry Of the reesry viii be forf ure OF the
Each proposal must To accompanied by GUARANTEE signed
by rspon be porous ceghst TO De 20 by the United
Of $500 for tic whao wors, or OF pFoPcons,. amount
# any part, that the bidder will wheny-Surd bis pro
po's be accepted snt. ne consoet ana s'hd WIN 'un
Forms Of the bona and certificate required aso the plane
Specifications and working drwngs VIII be furnished on sP
picaon 10 the sup rvns Arch tect OF the depart ni.ns
No bid will be corsdsIcd unless fsly complies la al it,
del ais with the reauir, rneuts Of this adv, rseuen
The Proposals must b. sen, TO this Department addressed
saiah Rogers Suprsisin, Architect and anly endorsed;
"Prop Isals FOR the Portland Custom House. .,
will kso be received at the time Tor the old
coamns Fore eIceptsd 10 be removed within SIXTY
Go day. from dss OF the award and In the sal, Of the
b. awarded to the suoce,o bidder for the new Custom
his contract. ISAIAH ROGERS. snperyi,ng Architect.
The for receiving the above rroposss has been extend
ed 70 Oct J. 1854. ISAIAH hooEhs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

Or1cx oy rHE sr. LorIs JAcKsoSvrILz nicA0o
T. r. Co, JACKSONVILLE Ill. sept 10 i5ot'
COUPONS Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
" BONDS ofthe St Louis, Jacksonville Chicago IL H.
70 dee Oct l. 1885, will be paid and sn.r Inst date al
tbr on o. NJ X Jegup Co., No 81 ET chang. race Ne"
Vol Leaf tOy.runirlt tax. janis bIhDtNs i''o'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
1I,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE

i existing under tho hrm Il cAsWELir rEhhlSS =
ca 4, hi. asy dissolved by the withdrawal Of edward Yer
A'"'' W ''-' '-'N' NATHAN CASWELL,
EDWARD PERKINS,
A. HARNiCkELL.
STATE Of Nsu. Yorl cry aud CoYnfy 81 Nev i@s. ~
NATHAN CASWELL, OF the City OF rev s sna -,
HARNICKELL, OF the City Of Brooklyn u INC S's 20 %
Nrw.l ot herto Of tie firm of chs"ei ~
ores Waist New York City Dissolved do hereby GER
NV that we the only partners ana '
on the business under ssid hrm q ."ei uelI
Co-.'e" AVN IVY > A. HhRNlCKELL.
IN, and COUNTY Of Nc,o- York 49, J. h.niy W; pehe.'
Ct ssid City ,d County do hereby eery mat 's
oiice-Daed Sept. 7. 1854 H. w. 'H''rI -
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priMtina.

XyyM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w s-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS end LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
NHOICE PAYING INVESTMENTS.

~ To CAPITALISTS.
WE HAVE FOR SALE several large and small tracts o
Oil Territory IN eunsy wanna OHIO and Virginia. which we
offer at fair prices We give subtraction sac.
WE HAVE FOR SALE several large and small tracts Of
PROVED COAL LAND Ia SchuyklD lukerne, Allegheny and
other Counties Of Pennsylvania THREE vsRr vALcABLS
tracts In Srhuylk County viii be sold at b.rgsin
WE HAVE FOR SALE several large rlMbER tracts IN
wanna New Jersey Deswafe and Maryland Que Of
2 $40 acres OF good tilsbcl, only SIS per acre.
WE HAVE FOR SALE ~ Dwellings In the City Of Phila-
welding IN interest of sboui "a per cent clear. Price
So OG So may remain mortgage. ALSO 80 elIa,
handsome sroonsd Dwelling, yielding IS per cent osar
Price Sl20 CO..; $4,000 may remain on mortgage.
Please send tor CITY aud COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
REGISTERS which VII. be
GEORGE N. TOWNSEND CO.,
~ SOUTH FOURTH 81. PHILADELPHIA
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O1,Ics oy TEE AsxHIoAs MrIcAs slyss h u ,s
6s CIplHST. NEW ORR, sept 49, nscs, ,,
a cprCTiT. MEETING OF the STOCA-

~ 4oIDYRs Of the AMERICAN ard hEXlCAh pill
Vra MINING co will De held st the Oice Of Tie SoP.5
.. FRIDAY, @ ih day Of oeoos5 ns,s. !. the ssp.
- ~ IA Company TO Five Millions OF Dollars. r n'1
ToSr Millions and to redaee The shares 20
sharr insesd OF Twenty Dollars per snare q. - 49,.
VI 80. 20 devise ways and for raising money " ~
issae OF Bonds. and BY the di,trleut,on o. ,pAi''
TsnsyxyA-I.yman w. Gilbert VIM hctoA, : ~
VA rab,r. FORD H. B. Hawkins, {. A. LOMBARD . w.
Krk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Financial.

IF you wish TO save money and time and
t,onbe that ere worth than money externally
tine TROPICAL BAl.sAM when suffering from plss Bee
advertisement under " Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
financial.
| T.RFRT n. NICOLAY, Auctioneer.

n LRERT IT. NICOIIAI (, AUVuUNttr.
"A INFORMANT SALE OK WASfiOE STOCK.
~ .tts,ion Of l. called auction sale
- K AIRFRT ii. NICOLAY, at Lis STOCE SALES
6OT,MS No Sc Wihamst ON THURSDAY. Sept o. at
"a seloet D. m Of T shares Of the stock Of the Gold Hill
- yreinis Tunnel Mining Company of Nevada Terri cry
~ stock not bsbe 70 and the property the
Company promises well and l. expected pay large dv
6rnSs to the celebrated Goud Curry Which has paid
e high sos per foot month dividends IA gold Circulars
evns full particulars be obtsned the STOCK SALES
AfhDhA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

JAMES w. OILLIES, President
WILLIAM p. LEWIS. Secretary.
This Company duly incorporated under the laws OF che
esse NewYork. Iii organized for the purpose Of open
s ssd working owels claim Of eighty enc acres. pur
.issed and owned by them in Crawford County Pa we'd
- been snnL 70 depth Of hundred and thirty ss
viii good show o. oil. ,,,-.
portion Of the has already been taken The booh'
now open the Ofhce Of the Company NO. loo bfVoAD
WAY cor PlNE-sTKEET, NEW YORK CITY.
Subscriptions being received for 20, OOO saAfs
AT THREE DOLLARS. Persons therefore purchasing
sbs now 1t dollars have the advantage and shares o
which only dollars paid at once worm hse ana
MAJ Ia one month be worth a hundred
Frospec,ns with full particulars be obtained on spg.S
Non a. tee Ofhce Of the Company, NO lO0 bRoAD"Ai
cos. PlNE-STREET. CONFERENCE.-THE, ..
Oyser. ty mail with amount neossd, will be promptly at
tsndtd 20.
TRrsrEEs:
JAS. w GILES
JACOB LEWIS.
WN. II MAILER.
WN. b. LEWIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

OyyICE oY TIE on CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
Continental Bank Buildings. Nssssnst,
HEwYoEK, Sept ~, l86+)
nIVIDEND NO. 2.-The Trustees Of this
~ Company have declared .
DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT
for the month Of September payable Oct. D. Transfer
BOOKS close Oct 24.h prox.
A. NJ WOOD. President.
o, r. IxGgRsoIL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Gunner Retreats.

DEOPLE are finding out that in Summer re.
est. .. well sc ia Winter qositsrs thsy are expossd =
suffer from the and thoe aud must have ON hsn1 the
"TROPiCAL BALSAM.' See sdvertissmsat under
Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Gouses ano farms Uante6.
Real Q:staie for Sale.

4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.-The three-story
IN and attic HOUSE No 1853 President street between
Clinton and Court streets Brooklyn with four tut lots Of
grounds house 30 feet wide Las two bathrooms range sr-
mace marble wash basins plate glass Windows Fcs
sale on favorable terms TO cose estate. Apply ct house,
oYto a X KFLLoGC lgy Pearl street New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

ALBERT IL. NioOLAr, Anouoneer'
CTOCKS and BONDS for Investments
~ ALBERT II. NICOLAY viii hold his regular auction
Of Securities this day, THURSDAY. September a. At w
o'clock At the Stock sales Rooms No. 81 Wiismst Ihe
list will embrace variety Of rscass Stocks and Bond. In
eldding suyg-snt Prope' Peter Coopr Yon,er aud New
York Indemnity North American, bIeyoort, bernstiona
GoodLue, Republic Gebhsrd, Pacific, Arctic. and Lolsrd
Fire Insurance Stock, Aso, Banks OF Comnsrce Common
wssltb Mechanics Bank, OF Brooklyn. and Ch-hsu Bant
stocks Forty s and Grand Ferry and Eas; BROAD
way and Battery Railroad Cos Stocks Wilsm.burrh oa'
Light Co., Noble Well Oil Hamilton Copper Esseton cal
Gold Hill and Virginia Tunnel and Mining Co, and New
Jersey Zinc Co.'S Stocks. &c, &c.
NJ Hegulsr STOCK Sales Mondays and Thurstsys.
ALBERT IA. NICOLAf Alctionser and stock Broker
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lectures and Meetinas.

Doth WARD-GRAND UNION RATIFI.
~ CATIOS.-Ths 18th Ward Union Association viii
hold Pubic Meeting to ray the nominations made 1t Bal
tuaore and Syracuse on THCRSDAY EVENING, Sept n,
q. the Rooms corner OF yd-st. and sthsv. AL Union
organizations aud ciuzens invited
TIE following speakers will address the meeting;
Hon CALVIN T. hULBERD. froun 81. LswgsnsA
Hon TRUMAN WARNER, from Alliances
ABRAI J. D.TTENHOETkR, esq
ISAAC J. OLIVER. esq.
Meetings will be he'd each Thurdsy evening during The
Campaign. J. v. GkIDLEY, Preadsn6
JOHN OHrrcrss. Secretary.
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0muaemeMIs.

CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANOPE
N Director .......................MAx MAKETZEk.
The regular Opera viii open
MONDAY, OCTOBER ,.
yRISCIPAL ARrIsra
CARLOTTA GAltDLZI ZUCCHI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

VN|ILLIAM FINCK q Co. CHESTER SAW
w MILL AND CAR FACTORY, located on the Del
aware river below Philadelphia have hsnd large stock
Of aud Pine Timber and prepared to saw ohs on
ho notice and at rstes Of the largest class
load 1t the pier, both Winter and SUMNER We extensive
y engaged In building Canal Boats and prepared to build
CHESTER. Delaware Co., Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Dodr0 and Rooms.

A FEW FAMILIES or single persons can DO
"A accommodate ed with BOARD IN pleasant location m
Orange j. one kours rids from NewYork- For paftco-
lars, sddres. Mrs. }. W., Orange. New jersey. L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

CHREVE a. KENDRICK, No. 80 Wall-st.,
- will receive subscriptions and prepared to deliver
ULSTER COUNTY PER CENT BONDS. These bonds
are the 9Th .re. Of (Sa,e Of New Yori) Utter County In
teest Per psysbe March annually aud are issued In
denominations Of $50 and 81 vpG and mature It'll 1914 and
1876. They issued n pursuance Of resolution OF the
Board Of Supervisor Of The county passed August 1854 "
authorized By Of tho egis of the State II New
YORK passed July g. 1864 ANY flrLsr information viii DO
firu he'd az GU Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

OYy1CE OF TIE sHKLDEs AMI CoLusDIAN COPPER}
COMPANY. ~ NIiLIAhsr.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an AS
IN SESSMEET Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE hss
been levied upon the capital OF the Sheldon and Coum
ban Copper Company payable on the 2th OF September In
slant At the Office The Company No transfers OF stock
Will be SLOWED the above date unless the assessn
shall have been paid thereon - 1890 -
BY ORDER JAMES H. sIEB3ISS, Treasurer.
New.Yorh, Sept l5, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Go nJhom il man Concern.

TTHE AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY,
No , Bowling Green, New York is now prvPaTrd 70 re-
Ia Mining Companies, gicultuss and others,
Tor the supply Of Labor skilled aud on'tied which shall be
10 John WILLIAMS, GsneiA Agent for Emigration, No.
How Ling Green, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

XTIANTED-At the Naval Ordnance Yard,
w washnr,on. D. C.. Twenty FIRST class flNisHEks.
Vases a. Is per day. Applications may be made 10 Lieut.
comm.nS-r " N JEffERs at the Yard, by litter OF In
person. bat none but fret cls worHuen and such " DO nor
claim exemption from military service on scoount OF ahehass
G., iasx Navy Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

TAILON's STEREOPTlCON-At lR'lNu
r HALL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
revious 70 It's departure for Canada sne Lonaon A"o ~
Q, auisite exhibition OF the age
Ticket. IS cents. Begins ut eight O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

OFYIc. OF Tns M.RiPosA ConrAsy,{
No. " Wall IT, view orb.
NOTICE is hereby given that the October
Coupons Of the Company, BONDS Of 1854 will be PAID
on aher tie I'd Day Of October next presentation
Il, the Ohce Of the Company. BY order q he Board
dated 2Jst Sept 1854 ". TITUS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

OLYMPIC THEATER.

EXHIBITION Of the VICTORIA REGIA.-
IL Two GIANT WATER LILIES Of the Tropic Zone with
10 feet in circumference through the whole day in
bloom be- for only short time daily, from
TILL sunset West 39n St. 9th Avenue Broadway and
Central Park. Admission %centsj Children, Is csnts
II. MARTIN, Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-07

at ID. s, r. Buffers Book and Newssaper Siors
7 420 Market Street,
90 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Irnmps, story Of American Life by q. W Curtis
The Crossed Path by Milkle Collins
Harry HafsonHby John r. 1ryng
The Attorney, by John n irving
The Constitution Of the United 9tates
Wild Lie, by Capt Mayne Roid
Life Of General Francis MarlOa
Evefyhody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
Miss Gilberts Career.
One Of Them, by ChAs. Lever
Inc First False Step, by Reynolds
Tbs Woman In White, by Wilkia calins
All AmfeIs'nss lh different kinds of Novels at dime eAsi
Boohs H., agahnes Daily and cweekly NswspAIs
,sss ess ap II
NOME VERY HANDSOME 9iit aud BTonsed Lamns
~ Just Ipeetvsd togsther with every other grades in tka
Market for sAelowbY t. Z. DKNoRMANDIE.
500 Market Str.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-07
70 Contraotors.

TO ConIraotOrs.
proposal7 viii be received by David wills. prssidsnt ot
lhe soldiers National Cemetery, at Gettysburr Gnr
arsd SssaS,0n ee aUS % 81 sans fence bog,
esslons may be at the Bank Of Delaware and Al the
Once oi the journal and Statesman.
JOHN R. LATIAtER,
maya-4t, Commissioner for Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-07
NOTICE.

UsT received at 3O2 Market street large and hoapn
y ful collection oi GLASS Fruit bowls Of enIieely INV
stv-, fsil nnd aE0mine them E
TLIOS. Y. do NOIMANDIE.
Now T. the time for putting up fruit for winter uge and
ars Tor that pupote o reliable hind nr on hand
anu ioT sale by lllos. Y. do NoHMANDfE,
jau 81 aOl Matl ~ s,ro,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-07
Western Land for Sale or Exoaanpe,

have about 100 acres prime Prairie Land In Cham-
phiEne County, Illinois, near Sidney, town of over
luOO inhabitants, with tho GroAl Western Rail Rosd
running through It, w ''''u
hiS very desirable property, will he sold on ,noJsr
ave ana accommodating tarms WDHld be exfhaur a.
noutos q Anda IN or near Wilmington. An ent4rnrsin
Young man IN 10 years cOnld mako il worth ii, ,s ~
thousand Dollars, Apply tn '' W '"
WM. McCAuLLEY.
May 2, 1864 l's'oVl Wv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-07
LEATHER Betting.
HT2hW WAHTEn
Divids

BANK oP DELAWARE
rt WuNIH0ToE, May 8, is64
me direetorr have this day declared = Dividend Of
dollars share being six per cent for the last Az
payable to the Stockholders their legal repre-
iisen on or after the 10Th Instant They have also
~ extra Dividend Of fourteen doIafS ter ara
P'yAps AZ tbs same time, clear Of United States tax
by order, ~ ssFLOYD, Cashier.
may6at
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-09-15
GEN. Grant on ssPeace.,

& great deal Of anxiety has been ex-
pressed to learn the opinions and senti-
ments of General Grant touching the true
path to peace. Tha. gallant soldier, in a
letter to Hon. E. b. Washburne, dated
Headquarters, City Point, August 1e,
1864, thus speaks to the nation :-~-.s-.s'
"I state to all citizens who visit me
that all we want to insure an early restor-
alton of the Union is determined senti-
ment in the North. The rebels have now
in their ranks their last man. The little
boys and old men are guarding prisoners
and railroad bridges, and forming a good
part of their garrisons for entrenched po-
zsitions:y T
ga man lost by them cannot be replac-
ed. They have robbed the cradle and the
grave equally to get their present force.
Besides what they lose in frequent skir-
mishes and battles, they arc now. losing
from deserters and other causes at least
one regiment per day. With this drain
upon them the end is not far distant, if
we are only true yourselves. Their only
hope now is in a divided North This
SiNC thSHu
Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland and
Missouri, while it would weaken US
With the draft quietly enforced, they
would become Respondent, and would
make but little resistance:
~ have no doubt the enemy are very
anxious to hold out until after the Presi-
Dental election. They have many hopes
from its effects. They hope for a revolu-
ton. They hope for the election OF a
peace candidate; in fact, like Maeawber,
they hope for something to turn up IF
our peace friends expect peace from sep
aration, they are much mistaken. 1t
would but be the beginning of war, with
thousands of Northern men joining the
South, because of our disgrace in allowing
separation with peace on any terms. The
South would demand restoration of the
slaves already freed indemnity for losses,
treaty which would make the North a
save-hunter for the South, and pay for
the restoring of every slave escaping to
the North Yours truly,
(Signed) q. s. GRANT
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-09-15
Democratic Consistency.

The Democrats denounce Mr.. Lincoln
for fighting in war which members of
their own party-Je eff. Davis, John 3
Floyd & Co, with the help of James
Buchauan-commeRce
After denouncing Mr. Lincoln for pros
ecuting the war at all, they next denoun ce
him FOR not having prosecuted it more Wig
orously and successfully.
They denounce Mr. Lincoln for the
"delay" with which the war has proceed
ed, while their own candidate for Presi-
dent, Mcclellan 'tthe unready," is more
responsible for that delay than any y5cdy
else.
They denounce Mr.. Lincoln for per-
mittiog "arbitrary arrests" and have
nominated man who wanted a whole
Legislature arrested.
They say they desire peace, and yet
complain of Mr. Lincoln because he won t
let them have all the arms they want
They say they are opposed to the draft,
and yet hurrah tor the man who has
urged draft more strongly than anybody
else
They abuse Mr.. Lincoln, because, as
President through the will of the people,
he presecutes the war in execution Of his
official oath, and at the same time say they
will vote for man as Mr. Lincolnis sue
cessor, who helped to prosecute the war
under Mr.. Lincoln as a volunteer.
They say they are opposed to the war,
and yet support a candidate whose only
recommendation is that he has helped to
conduct it. - z,s 81
They claim to be loyal, and yet while
denouncing MIR. Lincoln, have nothing to
say against JEFF. Davis.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-09-15
Tho Happy Family.

The Democrats seem to have On. =.
selves into a split-stick through tho l% zen
ination of Mcclellan. The radical r0a a'
portion of them utterly repudiate fsaOs s;
and swear they will not support b;a n'
Hear the " r Daily Neaos-Fe-n.-I,
and Ben Woods paper: u00
"Georgs 3. Mcclellan was pon;,
upon platform that promises an imr"s:c
ate cessation of hostilities and q CoaSH
ton OF all the States. Does he stand ru
on that platform to-day lie does a ~, Up
He has renounsed the platform in h. 0. !,
ter accepting the nomination II Ie.
the bridegroom should accent : ~ =
brides property, but not her uerson me
bond like that is null and yo;S ~
peace party wiil not consent to have .tii iae
principles betrayed, and then 90 bomaas a
to the betrayer. - 'D-ss
"They demand all that is nomin,,oa :;
the bond. General Mcclellan hav;ns :, IL
jected the proposition for cessat;an % et
hostilities and Convention of all So V'
declined the Chicago nomination a,s
stands before the people seif-nonipstes- -,a oS
a platform OF his own creation. Tba
Democracy must seek a candidate VII
will stand upon the platform, for tbav
cannot consistently support one who il i
collision with the Convention that fan.
dered him the nomination.
''If the platform acc2rds not with tba
nominees convictions of the right. q dns
respect for the opinions of the assemblage
that unanimously adopted it requires that
he should give back to the Convention
the standard of the Democracy"