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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

Two Daily Expr.s, Trains
FOR TIE WEST.
ruR
ALLENTOWN ROUTE.
On and an., NOSDav September 10 1854. the
GENITAL RAILROAD oF NEW JERSEY
nil, RIM to Daily Ex,rasi Trains l,F the Nest, leaving
PlER,. NORTH RIVER
0 and p ni
with but
O.s GRANGE or Cans
g. Cinrnnafi and Chicago, and but two to st. Ions
~ from hew.Yora 20
LEAVE Two ilouas LATE,
ARRIVE AT THE SAME TINE
at Cincinnati.
Chicago.
St. Louis,
and all principal points West
Fare As BY any other route.
sup,ror Steering Cars night trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
For Lincoln and johnson, fenton, Alvord anA
the Union.


HoQRs UNION GEs'RL CoSsITrEK CITY AID CoUxrY(
The several AssEMBfY 'O psfRGf GSi6N AssociA
TONS in the City and County Of New-York viii meet n
t- respective headquarters on MoNDAi EVENING ssPsj
Zs. 1864 (po' to renlsn open from y ill o'cock and
let dee''e, e ,r 0loHns nominating Conventions
daes for shcr County Clerk. District Attorney. City
1ndge Supervisor end foar Coroners Each association t.
of the District.
the County Convention will a. Hope Chapel 0.
"saa $50 bIsfRicr CONVENTION
10 nominate candidates for Congress in each OF the Consc:
sionsl Districts in tae City and County 81 Newfork EesA
Association 70 elect the same number OF delegates Is 1t has
rep esentaycs in the Union General Convection based
The several ssion.I Conventions viii NEE: FRI
DAY ming. Sept 81. ~ y O'Clock, as follows:
F FfcS ptIi.s' I Nj 4'g ps ss3s%ss'
si,h District Metropolitan Hail. Nos % and e sixtA-
avenue
Eishh District q. Ebbett Hall, No. IS West 33dst
Dintb District q jrosawsy and 80 q. hail. ,
mate Candidates r Members of Assembly IN each Assembly
District the City aud County Of Newfofs to meet aths
respective Assembly Di.c Headquarters on saturday eves:
ing October 1854 z O'Clock 20 consist OF Delegates equS
number the num6e Of Election Districts in each Assem-
he frmare. to be held under this call shah be conducted
directions Of he Union General Committee hefrto
ss prOEaIs.ed and al orsdssia. n,; De escs p. ~
y ''''' ~ ''' S DRAPER ,rrs.ids..
ALEX 6; VIE Wi.Dur vice-rrs'iden'.
Il si; !; Civ i. SMtooD., socre'arioa 'sa
RnsH e nanxINe.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
Conss. II. wHTTAgsR, Secretary
Central Union Liucoin and johnson CanpaiQ
EIgb. Meetings every "Wednesday evening ~ Y 9o,ocA
a. Headquarters. corner Broadway aaa We.t 1914
Hen. f. pELArlEib SMITH.
Gen. WILLIAM HENRY ANTHoN
Mr. SoIoAo" VIZ ca sHis S. SPENCER. rr.,s..a
JOHN NJ COSTA, Chairman Executive COMMITTEES
A I; z, .SorsH' Secretaries.
Gen1ral Union Club oil BroOkiyn.
GREAT UAIo. MASS MEETING
AcADEMf OF MUSIC,
Brooklyn,
THURSDAY EsESiNG. Sept 70,
se g os rS gils r. f4sssfa &. n sss fs.:''''
Hon. T. H. ROLLINS N. O. N Il
GEORGF YIN CURTIS of Y.
Col WALTER HARTMAN, ofN II.
Mai. Den. JOSEPH HOOhER will he present.
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangement,
8. NJ. eRlsWOLD, President
Nineteenth WprdA meeting Of the Union AssociaiisS
of Nin-ieeuth Wsrd viii be he'd Hsadauarters Din
FRIDAY evening Sept. o. i85isst o'clock.
TIE Union citizen; p the Mard axe invited to attend
Hon Guy PEbiON
Hon. ABRAM J. DirrENHOEFER
ioa GEORGE w; DC AMI, of Pennsylvania ~
VIM Ii. DrCAMP. President.
NN.I I.Sv S yyls,ox secre,aris.
s'Union War Eagles Lincoln Artillery!
LuYhL YOUNG MES OF AL pAaTiEsJ
Are Invited to Attend Moo;.ng 1.-THE
UNION ADgyARTERs, Cor BsoADwAY and I'D ~
SATURDAY EVENING, sept. "a, at y o'clock.
For the Psrpcso OF Enrolment &c
H. c. PARKE. Commander.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Special Notices.
The Ionu and IsrneIia Grapes.
DIV. GRANTS SEEDLINGS.

The Ionu and IsIacia Grapes.
On GRANTS SEEDLINGS.
These mot excellent Grapes The greatest ecGnh
on vet u,sde and begin nov epoch IN vr-cutrr ire
ND. and The vine. exceed IN eudn the most hsriy ON
.styr These grapes viii be exhibited >. the Grape sao
,vari Ohio sent ~ and 30 and n the s.s cEys a. W.
uor,, .ni.,'ra. Exhibition OF Mechanics Institute.
Nothing comparable TO these has been Introduced since the
v.u IA. Delaware. Fer m account 81 them. SEND stamp
s,r u-n inlet OF sixteen pages, with engrsyinss
D,.oct {. W. GRAM, lous near Peckiki!,
W.stches,-r Co. n. Y.
In Cop-eauence Of the Full In Geld have de-
cdri 20 olr selections f1I unusuiiN large slocS OF
Mas aud Iois FALL aud WIsrAR .LoanAo. Including .he
r,o assortment. 81 OyERcoArs IN this ciy a. discount OF
FIVE per cent 70 ~ ~, -; ~, ~. N ,, 49,,
slaves Furnaces and Ranges, aAaEss snd 9th
~, vat fuuar- tft viii bat
,,,, ca,l ,r without spour rheic seep ire al
inter with sirapg aud eve less tTolh" ihAn an. other
IN tie mar o. Ga az IN t1rls few doors east OF Bfoid
,,sy Soue especially adapted 70 Stores, Halls &c
-. iO'Piyy ST. EEv.N oRx Sept. -. 1874.
To ,hr pubr.-Ne invite your at.ention TO ap.ojec;.d
erierp.so &. :ho production Of PETROLEUM, rev IL PRO
cesB q organization
svora.oi or Loading cap:,lii.s and tnsnes men have
srady interested thr,nes, H. aud in the fullest manner
the yalGr Of Ike properly anu youc Tor rs present
eroffDor. production.
We sps an project tss bern offered TO the public
which Offer. 50 lsrg- inn"ste rrtrrns oo tine investments
with n rtiy. Increase sin!os. iucaicEno.a
n, ~ VINO IN these rroubons are IN Doubt Whist pe
c. o investment ~ am con-ecy ana fsiiD1l -
p,y,DsS PAYING this enterprise IL IN the strongest manner
E ;,,,.on IN regard 70 n. meter win be cheerfsly
furnished cnd Of tie piIies already Interested Oh aPpnsa
""' '''' WED. w CLARKE & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

LACE CURTAINS,
At Reduced Prices.
q. l.. J. Is. KELTY. No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Business Notice..

MIS-. VIssLows SOOTHING SyRUP-For chill
dren eching Cures Dyscnlery aud Darrhs the
Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Collie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

WINDOW SHsDEs.-GOLD, HOLLAND, SO.
New style Shade Fixtures ct reduc ed prices q. L. J. b..
ke.ty, No. "a? Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
A LADY or woILD- WIDE RSPUrArIos.-
The REsroRsa RrPRoDucYs.

Tuz REsroRsn RrpRoDucEs
TIE HAIR DnEssrsa CuLuvArRs Agp BsArTYIzs.
Iyour hair is thin try Il. scurfy try it, harsh try
il. II lusteress try It, II Of these try IT, for all who
1t will preserve their hair through life For sale By all
Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

ADDRESS TO SNoKERs.-POILAK 4 Son, Meer-
st Wholesale and retail. Pipes cut to order ana repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

ARTIFICIAL LINES b FRANK. PALMER, LID,
Dtvys TX Btsr' PATENT Llaps SoLDrERs-FRsgl IA
UwAY N.Y. 1919 CHEsrsuT 81 Ph!la 10 CREEsg-sr Bos
ton. COMMISSIONED BY SURGEON GENERAL hAKSgs l. = A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
army PROMOTIONS.


The following promotions etc., in the frny were
entered at the Aejutsnt Generals office during the
week ending Saturday, 18th instant:
Col T Holizslaw;of ALI, 10 be Brgsdisr General,
with temporary rank under act approved May VI,
1854 vios Brig Gen Il Clayton, pronoted-to rank
from Jolly 7.h, 1884.
CoLoRILs.
Lieut. Gel W Robins, OF Va, to be Colonel a4th Va
cavalry rsgiment-tor rank Juns IA 1854
Lieut. Col 8 d Lowe, ofN @, to be Coljnel 2t:h North
@ roiina regitneut-to rank Nov. l. 1854
Lieut. Col A De Blauo, Of Ls,to b Colonel . h La
regiment-to rank ron July 81, 1858
Lieut. Col Won nken, Of La, to be Colonel 40 b Ii
70, ina .Gt--to rank July 7, 1853
Lsus Col Brake, OF III IS. to be Co.onsl ssd Mas.
regimsnt-to rank January ., 1854
LIEUIRsAHr coLoHKLs.
Nsjor B Thcm.', Of Miss, to be Lieutenant Colonel
si12h kn regiment-to rand March TO- 1854.
M jMG L,ater, Of L., 10 be Lieutenant Colon, sth
Ii gimept-to rank July 3D. 1888.
Cap, Bsl', Of Miss, TO be Major IL b Miss. regi-
ment-to rank from March 10, 1864.
Capt Terrell, OF Mise, TO be Asjor 81 h Mss. reg
imsnt-to tank frcn January 70. 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
Thn Confederate standard.

In war, as n NO So, religion, ald ell Inings else, th'
7enfsdsrate standard 6.Hels widely from shAs o. the
ys-kee. Ours ID q higher, Purer, nOblsr standard.
imso, tant that Ihs dstneli-n should be maintained
Q, nj tina to come. Far dis.snI.Oe The day when he
5s9uc Of he South shall be dCgradd to ne Chinese
childish level OF h5 Yankee.
We hrve jus. witnessed tie ntGdeSi hlllGbAloO
,-ouzbous The South IA Consequence Of the sinhiag OF
.hs Ai.baua By the K AEsays l. WasA dAItardly l.
nm. Von By YAukee ;E.ek. The K3lrIAsS had hsA
,isr metal Ia ger crew, uamPairei engines, AID CHAIN
,u,,r concealed under = shooting o. pSnkL Vie.S-y
.,slsvsd By the Alabama u der lu01 sireunHs
,olld have made evey uus Southerner hsIg kii head
for .aaus Yes toe Yankees are Psoud Of ths oOEArdy
dsyi5e. WIsoH bss the &c oaIery - explain 1he
t,i,k sad the New Yo,k Tine, boasts Of tais neat,
'Smpls and tffeosvs bs Of "a zee inysl. o."
sohhAs D, On s.ncs ,hs was b5gan Every n.tl!Sre-
ca. eats al the "joy-b,ls" IN ialkesdon II gnG
he people rua rAvn; distract !, and ils oioAls in
Washington ale throsl into oolvulsiOls OF ibiaas
mendAe.ty 1hs capture o. soma prisoners and artillery
At cts; w. IA Court Ho2ss Wls deeued soa lon
oauss for cay OF nAtcnA asnkssi'ilg. Such CGlbi-
tons haze made IT enemies I1icu J15 in ths syss Of
tee Wh.ls world.
o. the other hand, tho people Of The ub, ald g.
OeeiaIy thl people Of NfgiuiAi a-s nos disposed 70
oysrrate sven The greatest vissorss I'll 10 tbsJ
ae.nsd 70 make deni god Of sverJ cai,ar WhS wins
a l.ttls azht TIE flS. that 10 ara Warri1g against
"a KEGS d never forgotten, srd victories az inS odd.
s-s counted nothing Sonde ut Conm<adsIs enlruse'
vtb large bltsi Of veterans are expected 20 perform
isar ooumsnsusAte With the sralgsa as heir SisPoia
II tssy Al % DO this, both the psoFs aad the amy
d.aappOntsd. Y nike successes ealuO' b. mais 10
yss eurrens 10 ,h1 Sub, and sa,i o. all in Virginia,
where 50 many brilliant dad, Of aras hays be dOae
lodged By The Oll eierat3 ssaodlFd, the rSesai ia
eursiOn into Tyland falls below tas uA-k Tasse may
be- AM We believe sher, u, something unexplained
But mere beoy however eOusd rbe anaot atone tors
splsndd opportunity lost or trOWn away by thou
ard men- The Confederate s.aRdArd must not be low
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
LITTER YaeN II GOVERNOR GRAHAx


The follow ng letter from EI-Gov. Graham, of North
OarOlns, Is published in the papers of that ATE,
friendly 10 the reelection OF the present Governor:
HILLsBoAo, Juns 80, 1864
Sra: Your note enclosing arIiols from toe Pro =
OrGss In relation to the pending election for GsVernOr
OF The SAte and Lq lining whether my position In re-
spect 10 it correctly represented therein, has been
received.
In reply, I have 10 ssy, that while dspr,ca.ng the
contest which has isen touch pg this election aud not
At all parto pang in tie imoDious feeling with VIII oh
the CANVASS be ounduotel BY portion of the
pub 10 press, supposed it was well known that am
suppr!er Of the re election Of Gov Vauc1
Months age, before any other had been nominated
when certainly anticipated no opposition from any
quarter, unless from his original opponents adVi o.
MIN, in view OF The general success Of his admin-
isuaion, that l though; it his day lot to with
hold bis Tamo a. q csnd date for re- eleciior Like
viJws lave en Uniformly expressed Whenever the Sub
cs'hIs been suggested Ia my CORR spondenoe and
versa ion His administration has ny opiIion been
charsc;srz by ability, energy, aud z;al in its e.
d-avors TO give to arm,in toe great sru
in which Engaged whist has sought carefully
to guard he rights and dignity OF the SAFE, ana the
liberty and safely Of her cizeA' Ia this lbe OF Eo ey
he hiss but operated with The Dsjority OF the Gen
erAl Assembly Oh: sen OF The same une with himself
and an pur uIded has net with gInsr;l appEobatoa
write bus to answer Jour inquiry wi b. no leisure or
Inclination TO speculate OF what The ut7rc may have in
itore Tor ~ In the diepensA ion Of nitona evon but
tor thu two year., in the past qliIe sat,-
fed entrust to Gov. Vsnce the powers conferred by
he Constitution arr tns laws on the OAief Executive
Nc gis rae OF the s a.e.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent Gerv'nt,
W. GRIu.W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
J. D. Hrman, Eq

PLATToRN tF TIE DINooRArIs PARTT OF OaIo.-The
Democratic Convention Of Ohio 10 March last, adopted
the following resolutions unanimously, amid great en-
Ihusasm:
Rt' ved That the Democratic party Il now, Il ever
has beeb d:voed to tie COntttuton, trsnsuittt 10
by the frimsIs of that instrument, and -xp0onded
by fsrson, Madison and Jlc. soo and - onsIued in
the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions Of 1888 and
1892 and construed IN ths rep in Vir-
gina gElaturs and that, for The maintenance Of that
Uons u.iou ard the Of the Union founded
under il, We here did the fathers OF the republic
pledge HE, forfuae and sacrtd honor.
Resolved Tnat would hail with eight any and
every honorable effort toward restoration of the nor
NAL cOnd Of this lion 10 wiz: later lal peace and
humoDy, and fraternal Affection between the several
Siats psing it, and We regret that the measures
Of the present Administration prevent suoh de IaSls
result and We are therefore uncompron!singy oppo
to its coot uAnIe in power.
RssotVd That We ara opposed to the prosecution Of
thu Tor the suhugatioa Of Ates or Tor the rur-
poss OF diye.ng them Of their sovereignty or nf ing
log impaiDg heir constitutional Iigns and being
s ID il. Continued prosecution for such jeos
wi the cad, prove the utter ruct on Of civil lib
cry. We therefore demand the impediats IL ,gura-
ton OF pssceAble means 70 obtain an honorable 90
{ ement aud the restoration Of the Union der the
O.nstitu ion
RssOlVsd That the mob spirit now abroad n our land
is Ii Ta acd ineVaols rssult of the violations Of
the Constitution laws BY the party now in power,
and We deem this \ proper cccasoI 10 renew 70 our
people the ng Of Washington against lawlessness
In GoveTnmens aud people; The ranny OF the present
adm nsrIi has the seed from which We are now
reapi,g harvest OF crims.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
General Hood.

Gan. John B. HcOd's promotion 10 tie command Of
the army IN Georgia szcites much surprise. Few are
Wiling 20 believe that the appointment Is permanent
A diVisiOn commander, Hood sminently success
f but his success we're not achieved Witaou! the
s,.DOe Of TIA, famous Texas brigade whose proves
VA such that Gen. Lee bmssh regretted that be bad
bssu 90 olsn forced to call them in susTgeneies-
Otbsr division comm lndsrs have bsea successful Ss
Hood, and As The commander Ct corps, HArdee is
surely entitled, bOlh by seniority aud greater sxps-
ri,ncs. ~ lie promotion. When and where has u 'cl
displayed the capacity TO eomusnI one OF the ers.~t
armies In The COnisdsraey and 70 conduct csup-g'
on which the lTadOa Of The CAUSE in grea Eeasaie
depend
The sesrstof this a. pointment Is tocn told Our AZ
thorltss are dssAsed in Gind, and he csEoSt Of lhe
O,asis the lareisd possession Of sn iatuisve Know
ls6zs Of meD especially military nen. Toe success Ct
Tie cause 4 sulservisn! 10 tao gralfoaiiOn OF personal
f.,lcSs or else an army like that as Alma Wcld 60,
be entrusted 70 an untEsd General made for tie coca
son IL IS kuosn too that Hood AlOas of Joanston'
su.onauts has been, from the beginning, opposed tr
Ne rs,rogTade movement iron Dalton. new policy
having beeu.ssepssd it perhaps proper to End a
eomnsndsr whose views accorded with thes policy
Renes BAr6es was 0VerslAughsd.
Hoods abilities may be sdQul,e to the tack assigned
him. We trust 50. He may posses the confidence Of
,As army 70 greater degree than Johnson. We dOub!
L. But ths case does not admit Of experiments. ToO
much IL At ssks. Il may be true, the clerks who
rsasss the opinions entertained in high ehsl eiSess
declare, thastas day for old !Oss hLs Lee, BaaeGsrd
and Johnston is past and the TINA has come for young
men OF the Dick TayOr, Hoke aud HJOd stamp to Lad
our armies to EapolsOne vic cries. Nevertheless, we
soli to the belief tast the situation In GeorgA does Dol
isnAnd rash t1psrim nts, bu., tie contrary, calls
or an GINGER OF proved ability Of The 6rst order. Such
iEesr vould lot be hard 70 and ar Ps'sr'SurT If
malignant Jealousy unparalleled outside the b TOME 8
II ssnld Be q1-nos cd bv the I We Of oSuauy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
An IScIDISr.-A correspondent. Of tie R.be, writing
frnnn, Marielia IN he ooh NIL sarai

Az IScIDIxr.-A correspondent Of tie R.be, writing
from Marietta on The 2sth ulI, says'
mus. relae che Incident o. the hattie Of the 27th
40 it ilsratss alike tho chivalry Of TenneEean and
tie J6dJ o. the Yankees Afer the terrible rsppl e
OF the lines Of bat lt-and while the surviving Fed.
erals of tho Hssaul iug parry were oreucaing under
co1ee Of the hill which slopes down from that par. o.
Oaeahsms front-tte ground bang strewn with Fed
sraI dead and wounded-ono who was badly nuiiIates
cried cut 10 boys in grea. agony For Coos sake,
boyI, log me drink OF ga.sr. would 60 to you II
conId but am dislbled-in Gsd's name bring M
drink Of water"
robe youth Of our State, plying the miserable
wretch, mounted the breasiwork5 aud shouted out 10
th F.derGls who wess in full hearings ~ an going to
take one Of your wounded men drink of water, doh'
shoot at me-" Whersupon, he took the dying Federal
the cartesn allowed Lin to drink, d In reuriI
fred at By dozen YSI kss and Instantly killed. Or
boys wit iessed the ac Instantly and Without orders
fred Il the q1sd blt they could concs'l hems lves
and it s sad killed every Of thm So much for tbs
re rbutive jlsios OF GJd ton. Uaealhsm was telling
me this mord that nothing c5uli suVpiss the dashing
& ,lsntry Of Lis men in the late fght.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

a HANDSOME ATFAIR.-Th, army correspondent. Of
the Appeal, writing from J,hns:ous army the Ia,
eises the following account Of handsome shAir:"
This morpicg handsome affair occurred the right.
I1foI milton vas bioughtto Gar Williams tina: WldSrs
"LghtpirR" Brigade Of rsgul-r cavalry were sloshiDg
ABOUT in the swamp in his front with view TO sscer
aiming whether tr not the deps, swamp growth was In
habitsd BY the pesiferous rsbls Old 'Cerro Gordo"
iums diattly dismcGnad about huDdrtd of his n
AID moving them forward, placed them In ambush to
receive the vstors. rio. silence was enjoined ard
each man s,0od grasfing bis truly rife and fairly
tct ing for the opportunity to use IL. Nor had they
the column hove in sight, ;uaderieg and splashing
reached the end of the line, when halt was called
oa:hp Teuonic Celtic and miscegena,ic we're freely
vented upon the id country, mingled with cries,
kline out Of dat swamp, Jonnis Reb. gIme out, or
yu geB hurts, which was received with burst, Of laugh
ter 'Tasres no one there. F.rWard," cries the "a
liant l1nsl aud Of toey started; but ere they had
gone mary Faces, their ears were greeted with CRY
9hich a~ays star les one matter wbe her sittir
ne ty at be ma at the wee sma" hours upon TX
ned OF carnage. That CRY e g." aud the mex
moment about forty of thoss who he'd lately abused
mother EARTH were Ling calmly up Der breast, and
oilers Writbing in pain, whils ever sds their
liant mradss CT u be heard rushing through swamp
az morass pel Bel in wild confusion. TIE scene Il
is said riVaed the fanou5 esospad Of Tam 0Shanter
Toe result Of this little ir was about thirty killed
and 6ty wounded, together with fifty Spencer rifst
and Abt u. thirty hos:s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
TIE CROPS, PRICES, Ere.
The Rockingham Va Register ssy.,

The Rockingham (Va) Register ssy.,
SircS the date Of last issue have had several
refreshing showers of raia, which eagerly absorb
cd NY the dry and thirsty Garth Vegetation in tie
dens AID the crossing beginning TO suffer for
the Wan. .. rain. came however, at the right time,
a. cur faith in the Divine Goodness mads believe IL
kouli. Oar splendid eropi OF hwy and wheat have al
ready b.en cut down and gen rally secured, and low
bsgia 10 have renewed and repeated hAt
We cha have sEl further evd ,ncs Of the paeraa re-
CARDS Of the Great Father.
The Neon ga Confederate gives the following List
OF prices in that ci,y:
con 50 90 rs; corr sle corn meal $40 to ga;
JTup Sl6 Is; sugar 30 90 q beef 81 TO IT; pc ~
TO I'll uutsop 81 {: 2f dur 81 to rs; beans 81 per
QuaIt cucumo-rt GIT per dez, 50 i4snes 81 par z;
Ir SD poBtoeE pc, quartz speckeo p-ss $40 per bush
eggs IS 2sr dsg chiskens s. so 50 .Hct geese 81
each; butter 81 to per 10 honey IS per 10; ouoHs
$24 psr buahei.
The Stanton Vindicator says;
The wheat crop in t!is and adjoining souniieI has
than equaed he expectations OF the farmers, be
itg of exseIens laty aud vel filed. The yield viii
be- large. Tho crop in plscss has suf ,rsd
lite from the drCuth, but If the farmer Slowed to
work 1t, es few seasonabs rains, Is WI be large.
The LJhehburg Rspubl can Gays:
g,ms crops OF ew wheat have been delivered In this
city and sod at thirty dollars per busheL The quality
Was very superior.
Butter sold il Lynehburg on the h at o. so per To-
which was the prevailing price.
The Milton IN. o. Chronicle says,
,Ths wheat crop Ia made, and glorious crsp It s
bo.h In qaaatity and iality. partial drought L. n
fears', will tV short heavy and promising o.t crop
Corn 10 Locking WELL bu. the chnon bag has attacked
il in many places and is doing material damage daring
The prevailing drought.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

PEPPrR CAisUP -Tske gresa PIP. O. fully grown,
hc ten pepper Is bssI,) cut smEh Lola IN one IKE;
putt EN- 10 tttte OF later, taking that the rep
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d:sn TO col and drAiu all me water ON item Peel
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qhr OF vinegar in eEcn plat Of pulp; hen put in tbr
tab sPoODtfu of thite Mustard Nel, some Of b atk
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mouth b)tis. l. msk,s bread slone Iali-bl:, d
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ing ands al 500 for the slGk And WsI-Fsid asd
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

THE YALLAI PAPEAs The SlauaIOn Vindcssoi'
and tie 'Le1ingOl Gaz tie" We are pleased state,
are - an uads. pAy - cheerful though nshigg kai
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SPECTATOR, toc, snnOa-e.s is purpose eoOn 20 re
al, she ASIA again. Toe snsrgy display ID BY The
newspaper Pssss Of the Valley al evidence Of me un
OOLQusrabls spirit Of psOpe resolved 70 be free.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

TAAINE sTArI. rIcs.-Tne Charlottesville Chropio,e
Saye, t,ioed that there are 74s dogs IN hit
t1so. thtse s4S are cure; III are Ssateh tcrrie
los arc hul-er 81 pointers 50 are settlers
81 are houuds; are beasles Ss are bull dogs, are
New 7 uDdlands; ere p'odles; is Esqui nau1 8
ssuuls the Saint Bernard breed; ia are fces and
the balance are cros of sll i'd. By a. apparently
tacit they all open about IL o'clock ever
night, and the bOmhadmsnt Of Petersburg 10 tana 70
their upFoar. rzs y.