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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11
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&i1mOnr, liten DECEMBER 1864. (
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Der &rtGnUrr. nc Illltant Scclurc7s uro Scpoiitaries
9ab.H Dem Heltlter Der &r,ouro pNhsntlihe 8srihtr ycH
1a1ntn Ill tpItR STTftn auoJelteIIttn Gertiftaien ~ MAIDEN,
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DCrmjGdtes.

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oen @eIeht maren stlteru Nicrgm I'M umlauf
obne rGb ricicIbrn icrU6 i'm 9qufs res Ga5ce
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u"Icr'r uumit,cItarcu 5rpnt aatt7npsn mirp
INNER mrtr @iauteu.
Der Gbarlsitun M'trcury Ypm Montaa tc,jtb-
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r'9cn 6rctia8 paiiirtc Rte 0arptiprcc ccs ;TeiuNes
gtlllcn an Ger Contradiction, uub lbIua Die Rths
tnnS nah SaYlnuob rim.
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aus cti ncu,e lttsretntommCu ~1ctrcf:r, pcnod,
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GERS IN @tarIriton, Die oicueibt rrci 90otcn
paucrn ruvftr Miro rurh 0cQenicitiars llrb.r,
etnyOmmsn has Somtarremcut oueaeisst.
Bon S0oannab aus i;uo $500 9Janfer.Uc.
fdu9cnc rrbanarp worceu.
n.y. nr Sbloht sci 6rautlin. Elnn.iIre, Ia
ben icltit naa Glntct=8crjbt,iL bic Gcrf6perir.
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&t3mNno, llicn NOpemtcr 1864.
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nnr aut 6oHIruH9cn tcItr&nttcn, ~bicrcurb olitpriiirt
lp!the 9tNten iGml smi1uid GniUnrbncn. Oisientorn
peId0e ntht nit 6pnrS Yeritbsn jrD, boben Die Wn nn, .
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rem mcroen Damn losIei& iurUfsti1not.
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Nc gulatiUnen
mn SnItructtOnen in Ssliebuna auf RE 4n.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02
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city - fPhiadelphit fhetf A. =. sffa are ndorred
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For medical proDsl . 8 & cHU. -. Di.psps.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02

he Proposed Armt~siee ~ hat
the Rebel Pres~ Say aboss Ia
The Democratic delegates to the Chicago
Convention -eem 20 be nnsinmon. In favor
OF sa afmissice ~ith the rebels. It i burden
ef al the speeches thus tar made. 40
srmissice mas be plank Ia their platform.
Bat Il takss tso 20 make a bargin. H,~
csn sn arnissioe be made unless the rehels
consent
What assurance can the Convention give
the voters that an srmi-tice can be effected
except co terms wholly iBsdmisssblsy Read
the folIssing on the subject IRON the leading
rebel organ
rnK ALLfetD ARxlsrIcE.
Prom the Richmond Examiner. AugI7
II iseems 10 be nearly certain that spropossl
viii soon De m-de 70 us from come qnsrser.
either from Lincoln the fhics1o Demo
ers &C Csnnssfssk, % sssent 20 g. .fmistic, OF
simple ce<sstion of hostiiaie-. to slIow Of
n. eetiaiiens "tor peace ard reunion " and
/ iaf shsi slone. A Ne~ York paper m0st
urgently sdvises Lincoln himself 20 take the
initastise Ia tAis. sn order Ito di-srm aud
silence ths demossi ring peace faction At the
North: becsns- 4 shre-dly gue-se. thst
such srnistics IA regoti.fieu- ronid De
refuss5. This = merely = move % sske re
wisd cat Of the Democratic al
Whistle Lincoin = 70 make sacn = prop9-
Ga COS. o. rhether tie Dsmssrsfs are 10
Gerry - sk<ir esnd,asfs sxDrsssis tsf ~
rag nskr f-from ~housosvsr IS msy cone
II = -aoLIr IssDxissxrLK II The NORTH
desires - hsse negotiations FOR rsnBion
susered apon At sli lei Ill troops and blockA
ding ne<ts be uithdrs~n and the rigks Of
secesssop fosuslly aekoowie3ged, snd then
ueeouaiior vouid be st lessi possible Ii
sheT tnsise u- % uerotisse on any other loot
az, eur only rsfioissi snsser would be sbo-
thss bios sf the heart of Pennsylvania We
are nos likely 20 coasider the question Of re-
unioa sith swosd hanging oy hair oFei
OR hes..<. and II such a propossi BE made,
ve sasll only cooeinoe that q means wsr
I'D s1diess var. until ore nation or the
ctAsr shall be szbjagssed OF exfirpxied-
Gentsnen Of ne Coppeshs.d Nation
Consestioa sre. youfslllinE 70 nonclndean Al
srmistirs 9Th the relsels on tho-e i~rmsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02
MepscAL.
The AL Sufficient Three.
The GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES


oENUsNE PWEPanATIOrs, ytalu
usir.bo,a,s Fxtrscl sassha.s usinbs,d's essss
- = psrilla. Hclrshold's lnpruved Eo<e wash.
lfelr,bola,s tlennino prsoS1 ..son. sHi6nLy Co1-
cKHTRkTkD COMPOUND FlufD ExrRkcr BIC.
ClfU." Positive and Specific Remedy Tor Diseases
q he Baidsr, Kidneys. Grave. propxeA Swell
lags. and all aise@ses .ad asEengsmsns of tss
Urinary Organs phet existing r. Male or fculsl<-
Diseases q thess ots.ns fsanifs ne sia 81 =
0RkAI DlURkriC, and Il certain q hsss ns DE-
dred effect IN al nlfsases Cor wfish y n tscs..-
Tsis nessssns ssess4,s. ne pos @ II Dss.ss--
and excilss ths Absoroeuis irte healthy scton ~
which tie Watery Celcsreona depoefrufa. q st
he unnstnrsi Eninrsamsnis are reduced, - seii
- pair and u.1amstof,. ats = seef - asn
psreoiions acosnps., nslmbold's xalsssi nsnAl
fs weakness arsisas lsoa kxce-ass, habits q pis
apxflor. Early 4. .srreiior e. khnss. ekfendsf
v'th shs foIls~ins eylnptoma.
lndisposlficn a. ekerele. les 81 goNefs Iers 9
memory. dlrncully of treathins. veal berv~.
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81 the mnseuiHr s5sta1. het h.nas. Gushing q u
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freqserty black kpess ayins before she We.
with temporary suEneion spi tssrs = AGht
Want oi oiAi's'i.,,. s...,,.....- ~'''n's
with horror of sociesy.
T nothing Is mere dc.iisIie - sleA saasnls shls
solitude. and nothink ttey mefs tfeAd fcs fesx -
themscivea. No ropose 81 laennsf. ~ esrnestne~k.
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pareuts and guardlans. canton xenr chila<~.
against khs evil habit lffathe ernafesf crrs, ,hss
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for hsppiness and uar-fet lie
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but m ust and viii sooner or iater he oonstisr 60.
once Affected with symptsnis organic weafness "a.
Quires the aid of medicine strengthen end ipvia.
oraie the system, which 1olmbolds ExTRAcT on
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02

HAVING COMPLETED AR
l1rs-xe1.ats via he ktlsniie s.t Great
ws<ssrn Rsflssy coupxns fsssanf-~ tine frs,skl
en- Ssz Terra % T<rfs HsnE~ n siEht tssE. Al
fs<a al s'r> for es~fcb& s-- 49, Damages wnl b<
uun2f1T ssttlet 81 the fselFst oxcs u The Tsfrs
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02
FoNsoRIAL

a5odicateo Eair ronic.
DROP 6f ONCE - CANADA
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49, SEES e. trcr rlef eeFt4 sstoen. gdioin.
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hsi-. -s-ltsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02


rhe editor of tho British Asserfca,,, in
Kingston, C. w, who was recently at Hal
fax, reports conversation which he had
there with the first officer Of the rebel pi-
rate Tallahassee The rebel pirate stated
as follows:
"That the opinion Was universal among
his people that the present campaign was
the final one of the war--the South only
requiring To hold their own during the
Presidential canvass at the North, which
'coatd ensure The success Of the Cbpperheod
candidate and Immediate negotiations for
peace on the basis Of Southern mdepend-
ence'
Thus, We have 1t on all sides, wherever
rebels discuss their chances, that their
hope is not in their armies nor any other
power of their own-nor longer in recog
milton by foreign nations--but in North
ers divisions through the agency of DEM
ocratic politicians. Assure them that this
reliance is deceptive--that the govern
ment cannot be paralyzcd by division
among the people of the North, and that
all the resources of the loyal States will be
employed in the prosecution of the war,
and their hopes of success would at once
give way, and the great object of the last
three years struggle would be attained
the rebellion crushed and the Union re-
stored in its territorial and legal integri-
ty-
With this view Of the case, who's ready
to assume the responsibility of offering
this forlorn hope to the rebellionl What
citizen. not sn avowed secessioniss. i.
willing in that way 70 DO for the rebeI
leaders what they nor all their Southern
sdheTents can do Since the success oI
treason can only come through Northern
dissentions what party OF individual
in the North Is ready TO create or perpetusis
such dissentiou VIII conscience or his
tory ever sanction such wrong 10 the best
government on earth Will sng party in.
crest justify Il. with the triends II freedom
throughout the world
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02

it Is estimated that Holland and Ger
many have taken sl5o,0oo,o 900 ofour debt
The Now York Posfregards this a an over
estimate, bat the amount is very large and
is constantly increasing. The bankers and
capitalists of these nations are among the
shrewdest in the world, and among the last
TO be tempted by high interest into bad se-
curity The London Tsnses warns ana
scolds, but the Dutohmen Keep on invest
ing. The continual subscriptions 10 tho
loan by onr own citizens afford the best
evidence of their faith IN the Govern
ment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02
BLoOD bi0oD BLOODi
Bsl,atolds Highly Cosxssfrafsa q. ..,ss.s
ilulD tlTHkCT S.nsaPkhll,I
syphilis.

shis h. snecton ~ ne Blood slit atlsess ta.
sexual Organs. Innings 81 fhe bese cara lhro.l
wlntpipe. and other macoHs 81 rif..a. ilsllns IT,
Appe@fAioe Ia The fofn ofblt 3. ard Il generally
Attended with gdischsfge m1fs ~ iest anenslv. s1i
n giected, destroy vbsfesaf pert ii may affa1l
This disease a. often 1sH.siiifef - children. \,
coitrsoiet lrcil a. a@1it fsutf. and oflon uitl.
Go orrbosa. and bolf H'ag es.l 3. the same ius
HEf.MlOLD's alShIf LBsCkNTRkTsD OOs
PUUND FLUID fATAAC1 sAAsAPARlLLl
hhytf hs used In caniunciior tIft he n1chr sas
hslmDold.e kose Ns-h apple fs ne uia1rs
Heimholi's Exfraft EsrnsparrlIia Pr riae. A.
iicod. and removes al scsiy krupions - fhe sklr
.iFins he c1n4piexiol llezl saf hsailLF o.sos
= seing prepared expressly g. fsls class 81 CO..
plen-, i's biood FnfiiginE Properties prussrs -
10 4 greater erieuf itfn aar 5.t.. sfs..r.f'lu~ =
4afaan.rflfa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-02
ONE | Surance Company
ssk3N s.s'rE. ssosaNA
FsIcs-otEf IA aASg or rHE <
CAPsrNs., sl3O,ooo.

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L o. daatsf 81 rts Il al rate .ad a
tsrms-
oe.r- ei-. s. ersig and justly
Other NJ eQus. eaf me GO
shoul. \ - re'ereucs
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sstvsw hr 40 tay sas earu'sr com.
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fArents and guardiana, caution year chilfr~a
against this evil habit N Il the greatest curse thsi
can bcfsll ysung man o. woman. uniting them
Tor happiness and mar-fet lfe.
They may not experience the consequences NV
but must and will iater Tie oountitr tlor
once affected with symptsnas organic weakness ne
Quiros the aid of medicine 70 strengthen and ingia
crate the system, whch 1elmbold1 EXTRACT Or
BUCHU Invariably cots. fral svfii c,-~i-r-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-25
MOsEBY AT WORK.

On the 23d instant a patrol consisting of four
men, from the camp of the 10Th New York cav
airy, stationed near Falls Church, Va, was
fired upon by a party Of about ten men and
two OF the patrol captured. Col. Lazell. COM
handing the cavalry camp at Falls Church
sent out a party Of forty men, under Lieut..
Luck, OF the 10th New York cavalry, in
search OF the attacking party.
After securing some distance, Lieut. Luck
halted his party about one and half miles be-.
yond Centerville to feed, and while there q
party of rebel guerrillas. n un bering sixty men,
killing and capturing quite a number of them,
as Lieut. Luck only succeeded in reaching
camp with portion of his command.
After Lieut.. Luck had gone ont on his scout,
information was received by Col. I4azell that
Moseby was in the vicinity of Centerville with
about 100 Of his lguerrillas, and the Colonel
sent out $50 men ia pursuit Of the rebels. The
pursuing party followed the guerrillas rs far
as Aide, where they gave up the pursuit, as
Moseby had fourteen hours start OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-25

GoLD-New York papers Of yesterday eve
ming report gold as steady at 213a215, and some
OF the brokers buying at lower rates, 210, and
selling at 2l6.
The Commercial Advertiser SAYS 1.-THE de.
mand from the "shorts" is closed, their con-
tracts having now passed maturity. The de-.
mand from importers is very light, there being
disposition TO wait, both for customs duties
and export until it Is ascertained how far pres.
ent prices are likely TO prove permanent The
high prices have brought out good deal Of
gold, whibh is bought in small lots at about
2l0 ~ the brokers, and sold at 2l3e215; but no
large amounts cannot be sold at that figure, the
brokers indeed do not care to "load" themselves
with gold at anything approaching present
quotations. There is very little doing in for.
eikn exchange. The market is more settled,
and prices are taking definite shape. The
price of gold at As was PA bid, 2l6 asked. A
sale Of &50, 0O0 was made at 215. The margin
between buyers and sellers is rapidly narrow
ing, showing the increasing steadiness Of the
market"
The New York Tribune says: 1.-THE furry
in gold is abatng, as most Of the three day con .
tracts have been closed. Messrs Colgate &
Hoffman quoted for small amounts at the
counter, 2l5 buying, and 300 selling The closing
rate this afternoon was 2lOa213. Stocks opened
in the street dull and heavy, and without dis.
position to operate. At the Stock Exchange,
Government bonds were steady. At the Second
Board prices were steady on the call, but de.
clin.d after call about = per cent One half OF
one Per cent. was paid for three days credit on
stock. The market closes very faverish."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-25
CONGRESSIONAL
SATURDAY. June 05


, 'SRNATE.-Mr. morrill, presented remon.
STRANGE of Rev. DR.. Sunderland and others,
against running the street cars on Sunday, in
this city. Also, a petition OF some other citi-
Zens against laying q railway on d street. In ,
Mr.. Collamer called up the bill to provide
ters. Hsia@I d iao1b ~
MIR. Wilson inquired il the bill increased the
expense or the Department. So -, - -
r. Mr.. ColIaner said he understood it did not.
% Mr.. CONFESS explained that the design was
to classify the postmasters, fixing the salaries
on the average or commissions Of the respsc-
tive Offices the Two previous years, withipYower
to the Postmaster General to reaajust the sala-
ries, transferring the postmasters from the one
class to the other. higher or over, IS the case
might be. according as the receipts from their
OFFICES might require. 1t did not increase the
salaries.
In reply to an inquiry Of Mr. Hale, as to the
objects OF the bill, Mr.. Collamer said it would
rid the Departmental great part Of com plicatad
accounts, and under the pre- pay system aud
free delivery OF letters every where 1t would be
MIR. Wilson wished to know IL the bill in.
creased the discration Of the Postmaster Gen.
eral. He was opposed to any such increase Of
the powers Of the Secretaries. tgaa q a7sasa
/ Messrs. Coilamer aud CONFESS admitted it
might give more discretion to the Secretary,
bit in an Objectionable degree
3 Mr. Hale objected to Masking return Of no
rents and their emolnments, as prov In the
bill, especially In small towns, as the Post
m bster generally put up those boxes tor the
iinron venipnca of the peopie, on privste ac;tt
counts II. mcved 10 insert. me, snr ts, "whera.
tLf Isltof 6oSss shsll not o. ;spa ssDS"sa5 p,oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-25
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

Rebel Reports Concerning General viii.
sons Union RaId-He Tears Up Long
Distance of the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad-He Moves up to the south Side
Railraad, between Rio chm ond nd Ly nc h .
burg, and Destroys the Rebel Com m nj i.
cations I'm that Direction.
A dispatch from General Grants head
quarters, received this forenoon, states that
yesterdays Richmond papers say that the
Union cavalry force under General Wilson,
that q few days since left Meade's army at
Prince George Court House, "a few miles
south Of Petersburg,) after tearing up some
miles Of the Petersburg and Weldon Railroad
a considerable distance below Petersburg,
moved next for the South Side Railroad (con-
meeting Petersburg with Lynchourg) and
were ION the day before yesterday tearing that
mp also. We take 1t for granted that he is pro-
badly operating thus in the immediate vicinity
Of the junction or crossing Of the South Side
Railroad and the Richmond and Danville Rail.
road, so that he may be able to at the same time
tear up both roads as far as possible.