davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

LoUIsVIILE, Aug. GA letter dated one
nile IRON AtlaHta, June 31st from pFomi-
nent ofhSer there TO another OHieer here,
says that free burning, now IL Atlanta, In
dictate thet Hood d destroying large
IieH p EesEsat % not e unknown. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

~JOHn PHnLtP6l visa found yesterday
4 ySSVsning near the Grant House yelling and
.hurrahins for Breekintidge, when he be.
came Involved In = dialcslty' vim at6i.
y eSisr. ? He vac arrested By otcSr sGntni-
ilIs.s Aad tAEsa % jan e Vi So. sa' q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
rom fron y ! R : sourcs..


NEW YokE, August 1.-THE Riehmond
Examiner has' dispatch from the rebel
General IveFson, saying that Gen. Stone
man had surrendered 70 him with 500 men.
A dispatch dEted Griffin, Ca, July 30,
says that Atlanta had heen furiousIy she'll
ed for two days, and early that morning
Cheatham Was attacked. The Union force
was easily rePulSedl With no loss 70 the
rebels. s---sHs r. o. alsss--alt 90 -
A Union rAidiug force had captured
Fayetteville on the 29th Of July, aud burn.
ed wagons, tore uplthe rail road track, &c.
ST.. LoUII, Aug. GA despatch dated
Fort Smith, Ark, LIST says; The rebels,
under Cooper, Gan0a and Standard 500
strong, With IL pieces Of artillery, moved
mp yesterday with the intention Of attack
ing Fort Smith. Gen., Thsyer moved out
aud met The enemy 8 short distances from
the fort completely routed them Our cav
airy is still pursuing. Our loss IL eEary
small And'that Of the Febalk Is unknoUn.-
Gen. Fish telegraphs 70 Gen. RosecFanI
from ST. Joe that recruiting u lifely in
his district. That the militia called Dot %
hunt the guerrillas acted nobly and thai
the repOFtSiio insubofd ination and law.
lessness are false. The General says the
| denomination Of loyalty and power has
been OF inealculAble value 70 diIconfort-
Jog the TebelB-theiF recruiting officers -
/ North Missouri IL hereafter 20 be governed
BY loyal men. .dFI .s--E - s's"f'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

saparTHlRu has been an important
change of,time on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The train leaves this city At
$50 .. M, and arrives at CumbsflSnd at
9 D. m..I5zTH - n e. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

~ NEE EHLrsTHD into the United
States service from the State of West Vir-
giniA from the 18th day Of July 1884, to
August 4, 1854: ffEgasY L.
Levi Smith, eth infantry, mustered Aug.
I'D; John Mcdonald, 7th infantry, rot mus
tered; Abraham Dennis, do, Long Floyd
DO; Everett B. Ward, do; iAndrew Oofeyl
istYa, artillery l9tmustsred; Vim q. Hs-
Raps, do, muBtered Aug. 3; James Ward
do nuBteked ARg "a; Jsmas, g. LightneFi
9th Va. cavalry, not mustered; Henry Lob
man, substitute for J. q. Hobbs. Credited
70 Ohio county.-10. 80 ssS5 Ss5i -%9 ~ s
Geo W. Skies, 9TH Va. cavalry, muster
ed July q; klijsh Miller, do,Ido.i Thomas
Radlif, do, do; Hartman GreAIhouss, doi
do. Credited to. MRrshAll county, Eliza
bsthtoWn-4. e. Ecu - PSI ~ -y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYElI
~ = ia BATQHELoR,s -

Is the Best In the World.
DYE KNOWN.
Thii splendid Hair Dye 4 PSffSct-ehAngOI Red,
Kuity or Grey hair, instantly 70 GIoIly BIaek or
Natural BroilD, without Intnring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Son and BeAuti-
full; imparti frssh vitality; frequently restoring it,
pristine color, and reetiaOl the ~ lsnoetI Of Bad
Dyes. Tbs Genuine l. liEned WuLIAH A. BATCH
NLoR, all others are mare imltati0n1, and ahOuld be
avoided. Sold By all DFueEiIisS 90. RAoToRY-sl
BARcLkY-sTsN N. r. =. 800 49, 80 ss
BSeohOIor'n New Toilet Cream for
- % lgse Dressing the Hair, ss
auglb ~ a.GsE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
LATIH-

A lstssEfroul the Army of ths Potomac,
datsd Saturday mdining, says:
The rebels exploded . mine yesterday
morning before Daylight, In fFont Of the Bth
70 yards Of or works % d 4 q sFe was done.
They also attempted % make q charge,
bIt they must have been chsgrined At ind
ing themselves 90 far from our lines. Con.
rsiderable ating vas kept up for an hour.
The enemy = loss was heavy; ours was very
l,sa II qsL.. nj. sassaIslss. 2. - -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

CIAcnHAT1, Aug. 6.-The Unioh con~
Vsntiou Of the hFst diatRiet held here TO-
day, nomfnrtsd Ben. Egglestoh 70 Congress-,
The vote stood Eggisstou.s4, Chase 81
In the sseoond district r. B. Hayes, Wa
nominated. -aI5z n0CTt no -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

Valuable Property for Rent.
ITO LET ON GROUND RINT, for q term Of years,
| y about one hundred and any net Of the prop
orty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one hundred and thirty-tWo feat, and known
north Of and adjoining the Hornbrook buIldinES.
This property win be rented IN suitable building
lots, and embrace some Of the best GnimPrOVSd
- Wa Pr. ARMSTRONG,
: iee-H s ,-s7is l Trustee OF Emily A. Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
New York Stock Market.

s.sIrr ~ l1 NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
Government StOeks--A shade lower, o.
g. sc, 1881 coupons 1864, 5-2Os coupons
lO6f9lOs4. .-sra1s.. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

bGrTHB DRiHKlHs Saloons Of the city
were closed up on Saturday, Mayor Gram
gle having i9sued an order to that effect, ?,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

pa Steam Engine for Sale. .oa
A sEooND-HAND STEAM ENGINE, Of IL or
IA IS horse power, complete and In good order,
can b putehASsd By application 70 GEO. McKIk,
Al the foundry and Machine Shop Of =. Wiley 4 Co.,
MArtiniVillo, Belmont Co., Ohio. JS9I-tfTe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

Nav YoRK, Aug. 6.-Gold opened at 239
aud gradually advanced ID 26l3; afterwards
declining to 1888 but closing quietat 1904.
There is very ittle regular demand and the
price D kept down BY coutiuhhl large ship
be exeeutedi ElE-LL.l Ii - -.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE amount Of
yubscriPtion 70 the 1850 loan up 70 Aug.
9Th was $so,242,25O. -s-~ US lusizs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

There are no movements in this de-
Partmsnt IN state sufficiently advanced TO
bear mantion. rsr...-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
Gold Medal Premium Pianos
VIZ. KNARE g COS

WIN. KHABE & CO.'S
Improved OveFstrung Grand Square
Scale Plano FOrISs.
GEO. JARDINE q SONS
ceISBrntsd New York Piano Fortss.
THH Subscriber has Just recolVed . splendid nsu
1latoek 81 the Gh0Es nAnaed Pianos which are
onsred . F5ei0Ty Prfees asd 0SaTaAtesd N fss
- NOTICE TO PURCHASERS.
PurehaasEI 40 hereby notihad that the PIanos Of
A.ealEl- VI. kAABE . Cas- mAdufaeture fur
ni!ned % - oe1tef q Ntff ptg1fldd e1cepf tAe
lsbecrfoer, EhO has had the oxelanVs AEsncy for
t1e lat fonE yolIB Consequently supply Of Glefv
PtasSos e oslIg @ - fOaa6 a hfs
WaFerooms, No. IaS Main %.
A fsR ssoo5d hand Planes rAnging In price from
---Il..-l. IgE6 JESSE 3. MELLOR,
Sole Agent for Wm. Knabs . Co.'S (BaltImoTa,l
and Gee. Iardlne 1ou1 fTeU YORK. PiaIoI.
lpH .-s-. 10 ID Main q Whesi5nE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08
BFOadbent's French Coffee.

Tbs BEST AND cHKAPEsf SUBSTITUTE FOR
JAVA C0RHKk. YEr OFRERED To TIE
~ fzarsH 90 PUBLIC
'THHH undsrsignsd have been appointed agents for
they odsr . ths trade Win se5nGdsnes Of IL
G1periofity . any Prsparati0n, oxtrlst ose1cs
A larEs s1pply b Kept eonIiautlT add viii be sold
Rhsslias. Jsl11s. e. "a s s Ma. 10 str.
"AIR-0fders Or Hair IN HrafdI PI.it. -
Isl Curll n1d coior, received g
p.H1oOLL BROS, lo9, Main Street..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

Scale Piano FoTIs1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

TSOR OhblsFa Intantuh, DYialtsry, Dis-Thss-
u adpltl sr infAnis--1ss 70 BNER's BALsAM.
~ = tsss o. - tyzIlt' Agi'D sOolNli'S'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

IA quist this n5IniAg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

A Union rAiding force had capture
Fayetteville on the 29th Of July, and burr
ed NaRons, tore aplth rail road track, 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-08

indaH Hornine, August 8.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
Sick and Wounded omesr..

The following sick and wounded officers re-
'3rted at headquarters yesterday morning: 1t.
!. Z. Woodward, 2oth Msss.i Lieut.. Colonel
AouIo Alden, l69th n. VI Capt. J. II. Allen,
l69th n. Y; Lieut.. VI. L. Mccormick, l3eth
Ny; Capt. J. q. PSlmeter, 18th NY; Lieut..
X. N. Campbell, 9th n. Y. arI., Lleat. Jos.
Taylor, 4sth N T.; Capt. Charles 8. Coz, 4sth
Asss.j Lieut.. Col. ". Il. Benjamin, sth ". Y.
cav; Captain N. II. Davis, 9sth y. Y; Lieut..
II. P. Burroughs, sth n. 7. cav; Capt. Il. P.
Gill, 9sth N.Y. Lieut.. H. q. Bandford, ll5,h
y. Y; Lieut.. Charles c. Coveli, sIst y. z;
Lieut.. Adam LIPrincott. 4sth \. Y, CAPTAIN
James L. Cunningham, a2d Mass; Captain G.
v. Brown, 18th Mass.; Lien :. G. L. Dear, 32d
"ass.; Lieut.. Mt. Klrgsoury, 32d Nass.i Ma, Q.
5'ruey, A. A. G.i Col. Vim. Il. Boyd, c!st Pa.
er.i Lieut.. Martin P. Doyle, elet Dc.
Col. Boyd is the gallant soldier wlo Voc hlt
'llrs at the siege oG Csr.!sle, las sumner.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
seeretaTy Chase'E Name Formally With
drawn from the baltimore Convention.

The following important lr.rar from Senator
sherman, relative to the lie, Of Secretary
Chs7c's nam" ar candidate. Wa addressed to
the editor OF The CluCinRati IUlkx B'0V, II ,"'-
e3ate from the hrst tCinCinnalD district, ur
Hamilton county, Ohio. This gentlr.nau ha
long been FuoWr aa an advocate Of Governor
'hsse's claims for Tie Presidency, an cc.Ir-
ing 10 know whether tic Secretary woUlI a.
low the use Of his name before the convention.
addressed senator Sherman u letter on tue an',-
Jcct, 70 which tho subjolnCd Is a reply:
" NSHuhuTO&, June }, I5sL
My DEAR hm: ! know from repeated rou.
HUrsations with Gov. Chase that he has no de-
sire connected with the action Of tae couycu-
tion, except that the manifest will Of the pco.
pie in fovor Of the denomination Of the Prrsl-
dent be faithfully executed by the convention,
and that Its declaration Of principles be ux-
pllclt and decided. In this opinion heartily
concur. You are authorized TO say this much
for either Of us to any one who Tould be 81.
fected by our opinion.
Very truly, yours ions SUBWvAN.
Hon. ". 4. jacob.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
Ernm Richmnnd.

Richmond and Petersburg papers 10 the Slst
ultlmo contain but little news, and their edi-
torlnls arc decidedly gloomy. The people arc
called upon to pray now or never, and besiege
tho Almighty with their ontreatles for victory.
The gravity OF their position Is reluctantly con-
fessed and II is clear to see that they look upon
the defeat Of Lees army as fatal. Meantime
they are CTammlng their soldiers with stories
ui Grants immense losses-90, 900 Is the figure
and tell them that the country between Grant
aud Washington Is full of Yankee deserters
who will eight no more. Gen. Grants strategy
seems 10 greatly puzzle the rebels. The Rich
mUnd Sentinel says:
st is time for MS al 10 cease speculatlons
40 TO Grants movements and attend to the
facts. Ho has been offering fight when we
thought he was reireating, and retreating when
We thought he was offering fight; he has been
advancing when he was whipped, and heading
up stream when he had every reason to hurry
down. he has gone by the rule of military
contrarinesI, and has always disappointed us
whenever we supposed that he was acting sen
sibly or consistently with himself. We sup
pose that he has come 10 the final fight at last;
though warned by experience, we express the
opinion with becoming doubt"
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has ordered every
civil officer In the State, under ffty years OF
fuse will get drum-head court-martial.
OF course the news from Joe Johnston Is
good, ,as they give It, but there is cutting satire
In their reproduction Of his Resaca speech
about having got Sherman just where he wanted
him.
The Petersburg paper says that about a
hundred Yankee officers escaped from a train
on the Charlottesville railroad on the 2lst.
The Union forces are credited with burning
LaVacca, Texas.
A correspondent OF the New York World
was captured on the York River Road on the
18th.
Adviccs from Charleston down 80 Tuesday
last refer TO fight having taken place on
James Island, but give no Particular. A Wig
Drous bombardmont OF the city was going on.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
NAVY Departmant.

The efolloNing 10 LIST or the sons OF officers
appointed by the President as mldshIpmcu Al
the Naval Academy;
Raymond P. Rodgers, sou OF Goa. {. Il. T.
Rodgers, L. 8. Navy.
Richard Wainwright, sou Of late Com. Rlch'd
Wainwright, L. 2. y.
VIM. Msrsden Bergman, son OF late Lieut..
o. II. Bergman, L. 5. N, tho Inventor Of the
deep sea-soundlng apparatus.
Francis II. Macarthur, son Of ate Lieut.. Vim.
p. Macarthur, L. s. n.
Frederick B. Oakley, soI Of MOJ9r Thos. B.
Oakley, c. 8. Vols.
ChSs. W. Ruschenbsrger, son VI Surgeon ".
sW. Ruschenberger, L. 6. Y.
Lewis Ashmun, son Of Ists Purss- Ashnun,
C.s.S.
Randall Williams, son OF Acting Master c.
P. Williams, L. 8. N, (of Plorida.)
Chas. Il. Venable, sou OF Gunner T. ?. Ven
ablo, U. n.
Gustavus J. Guild, son OF Acting AsslAtsn,
Paymaster G. N. Guild, L, s.S.
Below Is list of enlisted boys appointed by
the President as mldshIpmen at the Naval
Academy:
William z. Blsden, on board [. 8. 8. Ottawa,
south Atlantic blockAdlng squadron.
Ellwood II. Nipple, on board .. 8. 3. Meta
comet, West Gulf blockadlng squadron.
John Pred'k Fuller, on board I. 8. iron.elad
Gamer Roanoke, North Atlantic bloekadlug
5Iuadron.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
A Battery Pitching into Mis.i.sippi River
staam eFa-tlth y. tnnhN ~ NIrkhhnKn

hrAras, Juu. }, BY Tie sgr.,sl Of the
steamer Arthur HU ha, Yinksbury ady!cvs 10
the evening VI tho le.. IT, Arthur was Fred
init a. Columbia, Arm, by lsttcFy Of nine
guus, AM i9loundoFs. Seventeen =hcls
took effect, raklng her forG and af,. shu was
also r!ddlsi with Iausket bS!ls two IR.les L.-
low the battery. Two mrr S3-e Killed and
one severely wounded.
The SurGoa. LouieYills came W and ru-
Esyet the battery; but thoy took 70 notice Of
her, directing their Ore only uyoU the Arthur
Until! che Was On. Of range.
Three Of the marine brigade boats were lying
or the opposite sh0rc, lus. below the battery
The s.camer6 Henry ArOnt suc JRmos Watson
passed down lmmcdIate.y after the Art.-sr
passed, and received tic !u.l tre orthe b0itaTy,
bnt got Past wlthou! b9ing Injured.
II Is reported that several thousand fIIahtry
are supporting the battery. Gene-si Candy Is
sLill al Nirkebuly engaged W. reCSHspErg be
fnrora.
Brig. Geu. Macarthur aud s.Hrf came on tho
Art'rr, - ~1uts 10 report 10 McPhn-snn.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

will let me alone, will write you letter.
Gen. U. 3. Grant is bull dog, and Meade is q
match for the Devil. No matter how deeply
we may ensconce ourselves In the woods, the
Yankees are sure TO find us out. They charge
on our works-charge them repeatedly-and
often take them from us. They fight more
1ercely than / ever saw them before. As for
digging, Mcclellan is nowhere. They con.
struct lmpregnable lines Of ri1e-pits, and
then our brave officers ask US to charge them.
We have done so, and they have given us hell
every time. You must pardon me, Love, for
using this language, but IL you were with us,
You, too, would say they give us he'll.
My patriotic fair one, am almost tired of
this. So long as there appeared q chance OF
achieving our national Independence fought
with will; but now that all hope seems dashed
TO the earth, have no heart to strive any longer
merely TO keep Jen Davis from going to the
devil little sooner than he otherwise would.
must close hurrledly. We arc ordered to
charge the Yankees, and, II possible, surprise
ihcm.
Truly your own,
Sergeant GRAHAM, q. s.A.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

VIRGINIA SANBs.-MSny OF tho local nar.u Us
IN Virginia are as conspicuous for their IncOn-
grulty and inconsistency ls in the conduct OF
the F. ?. v. For instance our army dis
patches have mentioned frequently within the
last few days a plac, ln front OF Richmond
called Goal Harbor" and "Cold Harbor."
Newspaper correspondents and the maps give
both the names above In about equal proper
tlons. The place designated as "Coal Harbor"
and "Cold Hsrbor" has no coal, is not cold, and
10 not Aarbor. 1t Is simply a tut, snsky piece
Of Virginia country, covered with woods, zelda
and IWAmps.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
CONaREssIoNAL,

In the United States Senate yesterday The
bill for q railroad lsud gran. 70 the Territories
Of Dacotah and Montana 1ers postponed 10
The next session. Tho bill granting lands 10
the State Of Wisconsin 10 aid n the cOnStruc-
lion Of a ship canal from tho head of Green
Bay, TO LaGe Michigan Was passed. Tho Inter
nal Tax bill was taken up, and an amendment
was adopted apportionlng the number OF asses.
IorS and collectors according to the number Of
Congressional districts. The lax on wood
sere~e was Increased TO Cen per cent. ~ ldorsEI.
The Income taN section waa amended so az 10
Impose the tax Of seven and one-hnlf per Ger
on all Incomes over 5000. The proyiso I'm
posing Q tax OF nng-hE.f OF ons per cant. a
month upon bank Calculation leyord the
amount Of ninety per cent. o. csy!'s. wes "a
atiirmcd-yeas o3, nays Q.
The bill was further discussed In the .V.n.
Ing session, and passed-yeAS 2Sj maya Messrs
Davis, Hendricks and Powell.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Garfield intro
duced Oil Tor the summary punishment Of
Fuerrlllas, spies, &c, which was passed Mr..
Cox submTted resolution condsmlng the ex-
Tradition Of ArRuelles, which was referred to
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. 4 number Of bills
were psssed, one Of which prohibits a member
OF Congress from receiving compensation for
tne prosecution OF any claim TO which the
United states may be party, and another gub-
Jecting all contractors 10 the same lava and
PonhiHes governing those In the military and
naval service. Mr.. Morris, OF New York, in
troduced bill repeating the fugitive slave
law, which was made the order Of the day for
Monday next. The House-yeas IS, nays 81
refused 70 adjourn over until Monday,
On motion OF hr. Sloan, the loInt resolution
tsuderlDg the thanks OF Congress 70 Lieut.. Col,
Bailey, 4th Wisconsin regiment, was taken
from the Speakers table and passed.
Mr.. briggs offered resolution setting forth
that the charter Of tho Washington and GeorRe-
Town Railway Company requires that thew
should run their cars every day In the week.
and whereas that requirement has not been
complied with, members Of Congress and
others experienced great Inconvenience IN vie.
ting the hospitals and attending 10 other
necessary duties on sundayj therefore,
Resolved, That tho COMMITTEES on tho District
" Columbls be instructed 10 inquire into the
sason for their failure TO run tho cars on the
lay mentioned, and also to report what mess-
IreA may be necessary TO correct II.
Objected to, and the House adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
ASSEMBLING OF THE CONVENTION.
BY tie Associated PreSsl

BALTIMORE, June THE National Cnlon
Convention assembled this morning at the
From! Street Theatre, tho same building where
four years ago the DemocrnticPsr'y hopelessly
split upon the rock OF disccrL
Tha building has heel lastefully decorated
AID lted 7? for the occasion. The entire
stage ls thrown open. Tho Presidents chair
Ia on tn e!eTstcd platform a. The extreme end
Urdcr canopy Of fRgs.
4 numerous Ftsf Of psgrs are IL attt ndsuce,
with tr!-co!oEed badges, aiso teleyrsI bic mes.
ssHgers 70 carry dispatches direct from repor.
er6' tables 20 tho !nGlrunents 10 tio loLLiss.
Tie doors were opcuel a. II o'clcck, and
the JulllinR soon commenced % I'll with Gyie.
gates and spectAtors. The .sttCr ars sdm!Llcd
only 70 the galler!e'. The l-"ss r'~cis "a ~.
eGrvei f0r lSilcs.
There ars nearly 6pV dgIvsS.~- prer > /, iu-
gliding many from remote Territories. New
Mexico has cent As delegates Hon. J. .Wsits,
Il. FrsGc'sso, aui JCelEs Jou6s, n.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
From HaIIInnr..

BALIIHJRS, June CA meeting OF tho Ohio
delegation tonight was addressed by Messrs.
Dennison and Tod, strongly urging the reron,-
lnation Of President Llu,oln.
Rev. Dr. BrcckIur!dce viii Temporary
chairman cf The convention.
A teputaIior from the War Democrats stat"
COMMITTEES ot Now York, Of which Hon. dec.
A. b-sn'-eth u q airmau, Is holding a leY-e
o. Baruum's Hotel, and pressing tho name ut
Dani'l :. Dickinson Tor the Vice Presidency.
The American Telegraph Company have
placed several Instruments In the theatre 10
accommodate the press 10 traramlttipy the
proceedings over the country.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
OFFICIAL WAR BuLLRrIs.
DiSpntchs. from Grant and sherman.
wAsHINgToS, June a.

Dispatches from Grant and sherman.
WAsHIN0TcS, iune A.
To Major General Diz, New York:
Dispatches have been received from Gen.
Grant's headquarters to-day, but they report
only certain changes In the position OF corps
and contemplated operations. They state that
everything ls going on we'll. The Chief, Quar-
terrnastcr Of the army reports q personal In
spection Of tho depot at the White houeo; Il Ia
In most efficient state, nil noedful supplies
ere on hand, and wagons - transport them
easily to tho army.
The wounded are being brought In and trans
ported, and arc not delayed moment.
A dispatch from Con. Sherman, dated
room to-day a. Ackworth, says "I am on the
railroad at Ackworth Station, and have full
possession forward TO within slE miles Of Ms.
rletla. All is we'll"
No other military intelligence Las been re-
c"Vei today. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary cC Wsr.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION At
BALTIMORE.
Organization Of the Convention.
fSDeslai 4, the National pop,hlIcnp

lsFeclhi ~ lnt FhNlouhl hopublCAn.
BALTINoRI, JuneT
Mr.. Lincoln viii probably be nominated by
scSlamation in the National Convention.
The action Of the Pennsylvania delegation
recommending Thsd. Stevens for president of
tho convention throws out Mr.. Grow for chair.
man pro TEN. ond NJ. Cameron for vice prrsi-
dent.
Rev. Dr. BrecklnrldSe, Of Kentucky, will 10
temporary chairman. do not think Mr.. Ste.
veus vii, be elected the permanent PRECEDENT,
Ex-Governor Denisou, Of Ohio. hsins the popu-
lar candidate.
Gen. Dix positively declines 10 have his
name used for the Vice Presidency. New Eng
land Is nearly united for HamIln. Penusyl
vanla has declared for Hamllr
The New York delegation has beon caucus.
ing all the morning upon the Vice Presidency.
Lyman Tremalne made a strong speech in
favor OF New York presenting a candidate TO
the Convention The proposition was defeated,
and the delegation agreed 10 allow each mem
Der to name his candidate.
Tho roll was called, and Mr.. Henry J. Ray
mond lod off with the name of Andy johnson,
OF Tennessee. The result of the call was
johnson, SO; Dickinson, 90; Hsmlin, 9.
New Jersey has declared for Hamlln. If
New York were unit for any one candidate,
Massachusetts and other States would follow;
bat her present divided opinion leaves the enal
result In convention doubtful.
Several platforms are prepared, hut the pre-
valligE 01irlcn JE that declarations eycart in
general way, n timos Ike these, would be
unwlse De.sIls will be l.ft to the proper trl.
bunals whep tho emergency arrives. s.P.H.