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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

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The New York herald., 1864-09-09
CITY InIelifyencr.

Tr sfcAr s~p ToBacgo lNrsRysI.-a meeting Of
segar aud tobacco dealers announced
for his evening tho Cooper Institute. large gather
ing will no doubt assemble tho occasion, the
teresls involved are Of paramount importance the
trade
BySrrT zoe NAsoNc Nissios.--A oeneHt will be
given at the od Bowcry theatre tonight Tor the Masonic
Mssion which has devoted Itself 70 the valuable services
o. procuring lcusls nurses the army The play of
the signct II King solomon which has already acquired
much popularity, VII be produced. Inc cause, n well
tho performance nli house aud we have
doubt they will obtsin H.
foi iSpprowNn-ccroper widey yesterday held an
iuquest tee So1, q unknown mso, who iornd
floating In he water foot o whitehall street Deceased
wss about hty 'e year, ~ age, medium Eve feet
eight inches ~ hcight, and mad gray hair. tie vas
dressed dark blue hiouse, purple wofsted vest blue
psnt. check sh II snd SHOES in hp possess.on was
found q silver bsGge Of the "fnucshorenen' tuoG
Protective Association" The deceased had been but
dAyF N
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
Police s.t.,Itgeus,.

tEav,ls a. Roprsxy -oiicpr Roberts ~ the yiehtA
precinct is'c Nsducsisy night arrested John sod
,,eiis NisHg Who stsnd charged With ha,ug by force
AID volence rahhsd Mari Rics, residn at so lo3
Orchsrt gtfett. ~ So 10 cash. Mars wss psssing
through NsfCrf street wbee. b. slese ii.a th
her ha8ds 1850 ts pocket and stae bs uuRes a he
80 I'd icg fCr tie of rihg again. f0nn
Williams vUshfd aIsu sAd kn1rkod htf1 ~n where.
uuor hc iefuae ~ iaoHor OF -b Asr Funoef FOL.
lowed br her Cnrcderste Tie fag,tires sere irter
80 ted III their asGt, sac Justice iSAss heiore wnon
tAcy were arfaisn-d, committed them Cor trsl
ssoYifsx R0Rrssf n MERoya stsxsr.--At lsls ncrr
~ weduesday uighi VI Hessy Crane . - -
G-ecuwich strvsi ps.sos Through sefcer street,
wbcu Gee Jgncs Brady aCcoslod hin ard 1resrrt,ns
psto ~ bi. troast thrcstsned 70 taxi hs lie unesa lie
surrendercd g. him vn'uabst he had hs ros
segeon Brady advanced. and tai fyrc,be fgs,.s
cf Crabes tmepieoe. away WITH q "a he ~
making ha escape ufgor No6ca ~ tue rghh pr,spot,
aTrseied brady ard Cfnne identified MN me man
who stole bs wsich Instcs ucsgs scn n,s,ed me 40.
cesed Tor examination.
srfygxp frrrsfr nu~D.r --oflrers Webb ssd
reformck % the p ghth pr"cinct, arrested men,
giving their uaneS Frank CArk and Hsrmsa ScroeAes
oo the complaint of Nj James Moore, rssolng at 90
Greene street vlo CHARGES that while passns throuah
Meroer street, Prince street The prisoners assaulted
ard gnocksa him dovn aod while on The vAE they Ased
three pistol shots a MIN Fortunately Of the bull
Ices took eject The prsopers, who deny tbs charge,
vsts Sc,d ips ysAfssS sc9tl ,ss'tcq vsdsA
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
HIscELLANEoUs NEWS.

W. s,ve ,tyce. from the rio Crande 70 the c 'ht
toe MEXICAN General the French forces
leagues north Of Victoria and after obsirae battle
OF nge routed them with heavy ioss me srair
was regarded the brilliant OF tic war and caused
the Creates, rejoicing among the Mcvicpa people force
or French marines had sudcd Bsgdsd a. he mouth 81
tns RIO Crsade and Cor,uss reported 70 be march
tus back 20 uaamoros T. concs, ,h- advance q the
Trcnoh ur tho Rio Craude, and stormy times are e.
pec,.d 10 the State Of 1amauhpas
Cersfa, Mrtleisns letter accepting the nomination
fr ptesdeut Is pabshcd 10 our columns this mofni1n
meeting held last evening On Unicn square
audsT the auspices q tie Democratic Nor Association
approval q tue non nation u General Mcclellan by tho
shCasp Convention President q che United sietcs,
trem hsfch, 1896. There immense crowd pfeseni
-ho, from ttrc q t.mc expressed 'he highest alrrcvs
o. svery remnr. is,osab'e 70 20. nominees .elsn
srd roudletoa.
Mr. simc1n urapcr. lhe ner Collector ~ formsiiy
Installed in offec yesterday INC installation co
s-,ed o. short address by vi barney the ate In
nbeut ~ the depDiey md heads ~ the varofs icusr
tonts who had bocn previously introduced - Nr p,s
per arc~ number 81 prominent merchants ana csns.
ta'sts we're present whom N. following.
obu Jacob Astor Ir =. e 800, fd~srn sntasu Moses
taylor, Geo V. Blunt and oihers ". nrspcf sror
.asvnlag 90. duties q hs Once, addressed ii,
..taats br,.ay calling ,heir attention 70 ,hs necessity
a. heIr cordial cooperation enable bin 70 uschsrg'
mo complex duties ccc 20 the satisfaction y ~
merchants o. New York seil as The government ID
ssth * omos 80 then adonlsered 10 the saoo'dnsn
oHcsrs tho usuai .orn after which the Isrty With
drew, saving the new Collector 10 arrange tns mino
details end ssu~ new msifuotons g the safous cerE
ssd oficfFs 70 ihs daercrs departments
The nosrc q Councilmsn tailed 10 meet yesterday
auofGJD Dol being present M. Cross Presidcns ~
kn. declared tas board adjourned tlG Monday next
q D lions
% lbreass OF % during week The narsbsr admit
Id vU 1 tss ard the bamber Who d.d. we're dis
hssrssd sso transferred wssi.s .s4s
fis Grssa isss sssasIss ass sa'ia, >, pt'esmsa.'
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
s Fl E r N A. N.
General snermsu's Rsp ort OF the Recent
Victory.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept 8, 1864
In answer 10 request that MAJOR General shermaz
would give details OF the ais operations before At
huta order 10 silence the csvis OF those who, IN tho
absence OF particulars, denying that those opera
were, the WHOLE Uuion success, have re-
oeged the iollowing:-
ATLANTA, Sept I, 1894
On the 25h Of August pursuant TO plan OF witch the
war Departmeut had been fully sd vised, et the Twen
eth corps OF tho Cbatahoochee bridge, and with tho
balance Of army drew OF from the siege, and using
considerable artiaco 30 mislead the enemy moved
rapidly SOUTH and reached the West Point Railroad near
Fairhorn the 9TH, and broke up twelve mites Of Is
WHEN moving east my right approached the Hacon Rail-
road onesboro and my LETT near Rough and Ready
The attacked the right wing OF the Army OF the
Tennessee and completely beaten. On the 3ist, and
during the combat, ! pushed the left OF the centre
rapidly to the railroad above between Rough and Ready
and Jonesbcro On the lst of September we broke up
about eight miles OF the Macon road and tho
enemy al Jonesboro, assaulted him and his llnes and
carried them capturing Brssder General Gormap aud
about thousand prsoners with eight guns and much
piunder Night aore prevented capturing all OF Har
deee corps, which escaped south that night.
That night Hood, In Atlanta, ludiug OIL bis rail-
roads broke0 and possession, blow up his amrun
,on seven locomotives and eshty cars, and evacuated
Atlanta, which on the next day, September 2,
was occupied by the corps left for that purpose
Major General socum commanding, we following the
relreailg rebel army to Lovojoy's station, thirty
mles south Of Atlanta, where finding him
strongly intrenched, i concluded II would not
'payn TO assault, already had the
great obec, OF the campaign, vizhtlanta Accordingly
the army gradually and eisurey returned to Atlanta
aud is eucgmped eight miles south OF the city,
and tomorrow viii move TO the csmps appointed an
in NO he u re-
gard to our situation
We have the result Of this quick and, as ! think,
well executed movement twenty guns, over three
thousand rebei prisoaors and have buried four
hundred rebel dead, and left as many more wounded
They could not be removed
The rebels have lost besides the Important city OF
Atlanta and stores a, least Ave hundred dead two thou
sand Eve hundred wounded and hre thousand prison.
ers whereas aggregate loss will not foot thou
sand Eve hundred.
II that is not success, do not know what is
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
lIsPCRTANT FROM saExlco.

Corttnns Flights ficJtE and Wins q Bril-
liant Vicsory--saiute ta Hossr of the
Aehievement--Fre nch Forces Lard nj
tho Moush or the fi0 Granae-Rumor
OF Another Landing by the French
Cortinns G,nrcaing 10 Defend Matamo-
rOs--rfatniaoros without Defensive
Works, Sse.
QUE MArAMoRos ooBREsposDRNcE.
hArA&2xos, Mexico, August q, 1854.
MFga
InioTns,ion has reached tere cortinas met the
traitor Neja teu esgueS norh OF Victoria, and routed
hir with heavy loss atec battle of eve hours duration
BRILLIANT VICTORY.
The affair said TO have been OF the mos, brilliant
and decisive victories achieved by tho hbera, forces
during the war.
sALCrH ORDERED.
Colonel CortiuHs brother the General, receipt o.
the Intelligence here, ordered salute or thirty guns to
be red 10 honor of the achievement and ags aud
oers were streaming from every housetop
or FsESCH AT BAGpAp.
force OF between threo aod four hundred marines
landed Bagdst, at the mouth OF the RIO Grende,
the 2Sd ins ard bed tsken possession OF that pout
RaESGu LAYpIsG.
1t is rumofed, bat it is By Vi certain, that
French military force, numbering IRON twelve to dtesn
hundred, landed ahoN twenty miles fnrtaes down the
coast to operate aeaicst Matamoros.
DARcnIyo MArXxoRos
Cortnas, with bis victorious army Is now, II is
stated making forced marches back to atsnoros
test the advance of tho French the Rio Grande He
moves with groat caerity, ana viii doubtless be here
snous IN season to successfully resist the advance OF the
French
NATAMoros WITHOUT DERENsvB WORKS
hatamoros has no deences and It's ultimate possession
depends materially on the crority OF the forces and
the superior Gghung qnaiteso s menacers defend
II the French approach with werng numbers
they may capture tbe city,
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

mortal names or Demostheues, Of ancient
Greece, and Cicero, OF Rome, are associated
with some Of the most deplorable weaknesses
Of human nature. TIE same misfortune ap-
pears to have fallen upon Edward Everett, the
Grst American orator Of the present genera
tion. From patronizing letter of Old Blair,
seized by the rebels in their late visit to Silver
Spring, and published in the Richmond papers,
it is very evident that Edward Everett bad
been waiting upon Old Blair, hat in hand, at
the threshold of the Kitchen Cabinet for a
mess of pottage. Oaly little special, rowing
commission abroad; and then to think that the
great orator was bluffed off by Thurlow Weed !
A sorry sight. indeed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
yeas charioteerins of our ocuntrys destsny.

yeaGs Chsrioteerlng Of our ocuntrys destiay.
kird Hearted and patriotic of purpose accord
ing to his limited lights we believe him; but
he is in manners mistake, and in the manage
| ne1t OF our matters, both foreign and domes-
tic, a very decided fasoo.
General Mcclellan, even his enemies will ad-
nit. possesses the great social advantage, when
, coatrastod with Mr.. Lincoln, Of having received
| TIE education of gentleman, and doiug no dis
credit 10 the family that brought him up
or to the academy that is responsible for
dence OF those best competent to judge
theoretical soldier OF the highest
culture, fully equal TO talking strategy
with Marshal Josnini, or giving new views on
the scieace Of defence to the antique Vsuban
OF France, or the more modern Todleben of the
Crmea. He is kind hearted, unselfsh and patr-
otc, faithful to bis friends, conservative in his
principles, and irreproachable In every per-
sonal aspect In his public life, however, he
has been failure OF no common magnitude
He failed TO capture Richmond-no matter
how or why. He failed TO retain the confidence
with which the government. wholly irrespective
OF party, regarded him or his first accession to
eminent power. And finally, as perhaps the
cause OF all his other troubles, he has failed to
discriminate between the applause Of coterie,
and that course which would insure for him tue
approval and support of the public judgment
lie is no less failure than Mr.. Lincoln, though
g failure, perhaps, in a less repusve way.
Yet one OF these manifest failures will be The
next President Of The United States Which it
will be. no one yet can tell. But what com
mentary on human wisdom aud political
honesty The man OF success is ignored and
passed over-the failure is honored and
elevated 10 the highest office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

The Proposed nion OF tho British NcrsI
American Provinces.
TnE BARLoTrETowN CONVENTION

rnE cBAGLoFTgTowN CONVENTION
CBam crTgTogS r. r. l., Sept. :, 1854
The conference delegates the provinces
cous der expcdiency uniting under govern
legislature certain portions or the whole az
British North America. has continued It's deliberations
here the lst OF September. Tho Conference meets
every morning at ten and adjonrns at threcr. Tns
delegates enjoy Ia the evening the Inequalities Of the
ctuens OF Charlotiotown Tue proceedings of the COZ
ference kept entirely sccrct. Not whisper Of vhaA
has been going from day 70 day in the Parliament
bulldogs raaehcd the publc from the appArent
cordially ameug the Delegates and the confidence with
which they publicly assort the great advantages or COO.
pect correctly assumed that the original proposal OF the
maritime provinces likely 10 DO merged IN the larger
scheme Of confederation Of all British North America
/; rumored this norniug that the Canadian get,o-
men had their closing interview with the delegates from
the maritime provinces yesterday, having made all shs
progress In the negotiations that could DO made 10 an uu
official manner u u alsa stated that tue maritime dee-
gates meet Co dsy nnay to determine wotcr TO 60 %
sth Their original piau, Or drop and adopt the Cana
while writing hsys this moment heard tina, the Con:
ference bss broken is stags 10 this island and naa
sdourned 10 the th instant thea 70 meet ia the city Of
Halifax am also that after careful cons,dera-
tlon OF the whole question, the Conference unxst
mously TO the ooncu ,het tba advantages fr
federation to All the colonies woad be very great, prs
~ siso,oey Ihs maritime delegates, IL II said are
,o resume the consideration ~ the details OF the
arises, duly authorized conference of the several
provincial governments VII tbcrty ce held az Qcsbso ~
discuss pJini. of tnCe. and. " pOtsihic, mature =
proposition tor sgbmiss 70 the respective pe
ism.ntS
our hts icwn hss been very gay during the pAsa
wseg tiy Fscellcncy GoysrnoT Dundas, ha givon IRE
qusut AND the severa, members CT The
sand aove,naeut have Woo in their Efforts TO do nouoe
guests. fhe raUsdsn derutatop have also re-
rovei thcr friends beard their steamer The Queen
Victoria IN hosptsoc style asd tue citizens of char
itct ertcftau al tue rscmhers ~ the Conior.
cure oersi and un 'o.a st grand oa IN the ColorA
Hsl tu moi evening.
40 Frtiay delegates fictcu IN tho caradan
st.smes zud rroccsi direct ~ lrulo " bnhas ftsaes
tho, proceed hGmr 10 st, John and tredsrictor.
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~. v.ro,o~t state E,~cttsa.

moNuuvs, w.. sept. 9, 1894
sixty one towns IL this state eve smith 'oF Governor
IL p03. and Rsdaea 1852. tast year tue sams iosHs
gave smith il.soo snd Redhed $'25o smith gains %
the vote Of last ycar ,ecc ana Redneld Io2.
These returns Indicate thai Smiths majority e,il 90
from ave thousand 10 ak thousand greater than las. year
~ the oas hundred Representatives voted 70, "a re-
pos,sd sas, eoy aTe dapocssn ags s.celsd
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
The steamer Franconta Chased on Cape
Sable.

HALIFAX, Sept 8, 1864.
About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the steamer
Francona when about ten miles southeast OF Cape Sable
sighted suspicious looking steamer apparently under
Canvass but which under steam endeavoed bead
the Francous Off. The latter, however, succeeded In
getting within the proper limits. The privaeer nrss
hoisted British colors, and afterwards others which
those board she Franconia unable to make
The supposed pirate bark rgged vessel with fore and
main spencers tong lower masts, and one smokestack
paptsd lead color.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

Mr.. LINCOLN AND THE BALTIMORE CoNvEN-
TToN.--The Baltimore Convention, in nomi-
mating MIR. Lincoln, made a reorganization of
his Cabinet a condition of his acceptance.
That requisition, demanded also by the coun-
try, has not been fulfilled. Will it be! That
is the question
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
Fcorla,s Festival Day.

Trc snuua, gathering OF the cansmeu OF the New York
Caledonia Club for the celebration OF the Scotch games
took place yesterday At Jones Wood over thirty
and persons present. and Captain Hart Of the police
reported at the close mo arrests" The weather WAS
very favo able inr the athletic games whicn per-
formed with better skill than formerly. The gathering
commenced 10 the morning, and Mr.. D. Rowbothsm, a
member of tue clue, took photograph OF the be
fore the reel commencedwhich dance opened sports
Tue following are the games and the names OF the
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
The Pursuit. OF Genera1 Wheeler.

The Pursuit OF General Wheeler.
NASHVILLE. sept. 1884.
The latest intelligence from General Rousseau that no
driving Wheeler who trying 70 get the Ten
nessee We nave captured many prisoners, and do
sertions frequent.
The railroad between Nashville and Chattanooga will
be in running order to morrow.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
Another Pirate.

HALIFAX, Sept. s, 1904
The steamer Franconi,, from Boston for Halifax
chased by supposed prvateer yesterday or Sheiburne.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

John die awarded silver media! ing coming
IN drst IN this for i've consecutive wears
MrI.arcn In second, but no; he
member tn. club could not take the prize.
The following the iudges-james Nicholson
James Mel clan Thomas Kinnear and Andrew Ruherlin
Esqs. The last named gentleman s battle 6r ma.s
tra,e from Glasgow, scotland who IL Va the city
short 10 tire United States Selected officers 81 the
club:-Chc;, George Mitchell; Chietaln, VIM Manson
Clonsmcn, y MCIunes aud W. - smith John Watt, sec
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
ur,oht,a cuy News.

Svt.us ~ HAvtgSc, tset esenina ~ elderly woman
nanie, Macy snth, fcsidirg a. 70 Ais Cod street. vS
found hsngins hy the wtodhoase at the
q. her dueing When dlg.cverea she ~as qaite dead.
be de cssroo wa sbcc, aty age sha hnd for
some tune becn iAhNrNE under sheFrNtnu az MIND.
,nd a i believed that pat cud Je hor cxrtorcs
vhlo affected ~ i those yis. Ncroaes Norris uas
notified too inquest
WfooEtyH Crf q ggt pswT- --surervis"s p'pcfaes
c1sirn'an q tbs Nuss County bounty conifnhee y"-
efiav received .nc fo0w,uc c-rtihcais rom ocns,M
tiayH srsttaE guots snf tte cren ~ e"~o" -
tbe so, ri .nc tuird Congressional uttfisN'--
ID Y,rr A . pxo-csr NsFsutt .rsnrst srr Z
zurv4ts.wxgy.r yctrrrr-YJSI RttfNtute nrTN'trsk
porfuNan pivir,cE or NV Ncnsl
Nnv YcaK. seft 4 ia6A
~ ~ y ossors,. chsirsan Kings C'"aV hcoo" No~-
"a. records o. ths snre ssc~ dehceaS rnher sm
r.i, a, Tho slst OF August 80.
snne,g s,strrt ...tts.s.tts ~
r. uyu
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

yesterday into e d0neral Se~Sons, ana "a the courhc
II tac day tue prisoners sifsxasd. They pleaded
cos gully ana remarded for trisi Mara fitspst
rlcs scrvsas arr charged with stealing forty i've dol.
Ars ~arh q wearing apparel from tne LIBBY House.
tho 18th Of August pleaded griliy 70 petty larcesy.
Abran Cook indicted stealing piece OF broadcloh
valued hundred ity dollars from the prem
O. henry 81. Sieyeas, geo Brosdway on the lah Of
gust. pleaded guilty 70 the charge Ths prisoners we're
remanded Tor sentence
Ihero wa 20 particular change Ia tho oommerca al
status yesterday. General oueIude prevailed and very
Little business dong, save in a few exceptional
cases loregr merchandise very quiet; bot the
holders, general thing, were tenacious OF nish
oesunusaany SO, tskpg into consideration the tact
that the deuoapo for ogery hing very light and
values almos, entirely nominal Cotton was Hrm Gro.
eeries we're spet Petroleum nominal On Change
the lour market dull and rather tho low
grades @ State and Western the close while trade
brands well sustained. Wheat dun and heavy,
and prices were rlade ossier Corn arn,, with a
tair demand. Oats in fair request AZ full prices
PORK was ess active lower. Beef remained quiet,
but firm Lard Qui,c active and firm. Whlsscy du and
aroopiug, while treghts were a shade ermer.
Qe metal MCCfSIian's Letter of Aocept-
nmce.
We publish in another column, this morning,
General McCIellen's letter accepting the Chi
cago nomination. Mr. Lincoln abroga.ed the
Mexico plank and disregarded the Cabinet re-
form plank OF the Baltimore platform, and in
terpreted the rest of il TO suit his own con
veaience. Ge3erai Fremont took the confs-
cation plank out OF the Cleveland platform, and
construed the other plsulss as he thought Gt.
General Mcclellan has taken the same liberty
with tie Clicsgo platform, aud has done it in
very noas and geutlemanly manner.
bus the republic las come to evil days wheu
we mast trust 10 the treacherous planks Of 20
iticai platforms and the studied PHRASES Of
letters of acc ptance FOR the opinions OF our
PIesideGtiai candidates. General Washington
was twice elected President without any plat
forms or letters OF acceptance. The people
knew his history, Ills acts were the only plat
form be required Bat now political oonven-
tons have usurped the power OF the people.
These conventions all pass by our great men
and select failures for the nominations In
stead Of The deeds Of the candidates we have
to rely upon hypocritical and deceptive words,
carefully put together, to mean anything or
nothing. This is one Of the worst signs OF the
times, and the moral Of the letters Of the
candidates.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

Ohio COngressi0nai Nomt N atiOus.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8, 1894
The Democratic Convention 70 day nominated George
Pueh Congress- the First district and Henry O.
Lord from the Second district.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

Nriss ns%sscorss1a H,r,sr. The metao-rs Of this
celebrated tnf,e,y arrived IA This city yesterday
ing. ,ner vsy home, ,osw ,lms having expired They
quattered In the Nov tcsisnd rooms where ali tbs
honcrs we're paid tncm w oyoes Howe. Ihsy ,sa rss
boston rsssesasI s,se@x
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
lNusENEars rus FvENINa

AiiIo's eAFDaN, Rro.aeAy.-ooFlotANVs'
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

WisconsIu Congregational NOmin tf~ns-
MnwAuxEs, Sept. 7, 1864.
Hon. Amasa Cobb nominated to-day as the Unisa
candidate for election to Congress from tho Third WIS.,
cousin district.
RAcSs Wis, Sept. 7, 1884
The Republican Convention Of the First Copgressonat
district held here to day nominated General Hubert
Paine, os Port Hudson, member for Congress.
The New York herald., 1864-09-09
,cc,c,,,4rr.t, rsosrsrT.g.

Tie rcceHt reports a. she Agricultural DepAr.me
SNOW tas tue rams ~ the sst cor nvc week. bive
cry argoiy arovea toe crops and thst the arncienoy
wtoh vas feared Uopi the elect y tue pr'uac'ei
Drought vii h. 10 great cxcat avoided tuefe
nov 40 danger that there still BE- -uaccoct o' sSrcu
turs products for mYlo0 c etrrr The eSroa
The New York herald., 1864-09-09

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The New York herald., 1864-09-09

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