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Free Maryland.
The President. Reply TO n CougrafuIntor,
Addrcas from IoynI NInr, Iantcrs.

Washington, Nor. i'.-This afternoon the Mary
land Union State Ccnirsl Committee fornsly CALI
cd upon President Lincoln, t. congratulate him on
las re-eection. W. II PuTn,ll, their chairman, IN
Lis address, said thoy felt under deep oil "
him, because. by the exercise ui rare discretion ON
Lis part, Maryl.nG to-day occupied the proud pps-
ton ot Tree State and they desired that his
future luin!stration = The sovanmcut, as ia
the past ngts rCruh In the rec, ration Of tho
tniou, with universal freedom Its iululutablo
basis
Tho frs.dont, in reply. said ho would not at
tempt to conceal his qualification with tho rcsul, q
the election. lie hal exercised his best Judgment
fot The good OF the whole country, AMI 10 have tho
seal of appreciation placed on his course was ex.
ccciingly grateful to his f,cln,a. lie expressed
bset and only one which could sa,o the country +.
lie repeated what ho hsi said before, that he in
dul.'ed III no feeling VI triumph over any ono who
hal thought or acted differently from himself lie
had no such feeling toward aLy Twin. man. lilo
thou. ht the adoption Of q free State sstution
fer Maryland was y "bg thing" aud q victory for
rlgh and worth great deal more Il an the part u
Mar land in the election although oi the lAler lie
thought w,l'. In conclusion be repeated what he
lad previously said, namely, that 'thosc who diff
fered from and opposed us viii that defeat
better for their own good than Il thcy had been
cossiul' -
Some time wM then spont In pleasant inter
course, ths President relating several anecdotes
OF prupria,e 10 the occasion.
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mcdiatc'y wrote firloush f,r that time and pre-
scutcd him with tho horse, rcvolvcrs holt aud "a.
brc oi the rebel general.
WAsaISspos paper says, Concerning the ss.
nchment applied ier against Gcn. putler IN Now
York city, on behalf of the parties IN Nov Orlcans
" revover sGNO00 In ych, seiscd bV Cen Rns,er M
thnt clay, 10 proper 70 SAY that the g,ld rdorr,d
y 10 in the Treasury VI the United S,llcs and that
tho plaintiffs must seek redress, II utv feel az
gr'eved aValnst The Government, and no, against
ecu. Du,lcr."
Mn. RicuAxD HuDsyrn we'll known In literary
and artist, circlea la uio Unitei States is said 10
sion Of NJ. Lincoln, Mr. Hiidreth--thcn IN vory
ead s.ate OF hoAl.h-.wss appointed ~ the Cons,.
late OF Trieste, which position lie still holds. II .
discsso soNsning Of tho brain. uipcrinauccd ~
excessive literary labor hiss been gradually pro-.
gressi ny tor sone yeAra
bliasou. the popular tonor. seems not ~ aour.
sh ~ nnoly in Europe A. ho did in Now York. In
Madrid he WAS hootci, and The uprosr finally be-
came - great thas Il was necessary b. drop tho
curtain IN ths middle u the third act. The Msdri
eIucs give savage cut At the olcratc taste of our
New York bon ton, who were 20 enth usiastic about
sneir favorito teuor. ODc OF the papers says that
ivor SgnoT Brlgnok h perhaps good enough ior
come audiences but he will not do In Madrid"
Ir In reported from victsburg that the captain Of
inc gunhost Rather made agreement with the
rcl'cis ~ surrender his vs~scl to theru. Il seems
Mat ho trok al his crew on shore, and attempted
to take them into . rebel smbus ado, but the scu-
ond cfacsr had bis suspicious aroused, aud sue
cooled In gctiiug the pon back to tho vessel, and
shortly Mioi W 'rds troop Of rebel cavalry appear
cd In sight, expecting to capture the sintoit Tho
second ofccr gave them = salute n canister. how
ever, and they skedsddled. The captain of the
gunbost renisincd with tho rclels
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LOCAL NEWS.
HEw YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

Tus Omar PoRSUr CAss.-CosrNUArIos OF
TuE EyAhIaArIoH.- Yesterday morning, at tho
Halls Of Justice, further tesaimoIy was tAksn in
he grss, forgery csss which wS roported In ths
srs Of yesterday morning. and George y. Cough.
lin, one Of ,ho prisopsrs who has become evidence
for The State, wAs GRO. .sEsnined ~ great length
by Mr.. Charles 8. spsnesr, who 10 associated with
sx-Judge stuart, Ia the defence. Mr.. Orlando L.
Stewart, Assistant District Attorney, appeared for
tho people. Conshlin's testimony, which shows
ono Of the uohods that the forgers sdopted in con.
sulnuuatns thsr gigantic forgsriss, 10 ss TO-.
Lows.
cIoss-RxAhuATIos on GEORGE y ooceaLu.
Have you ever hssa sngsgsd N Nny oth'I
swindling Eansactoaf
oaaANAaA - ~ kaS nsas
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long date Confederate sight pr cent, coupons bonds
we're sold " vsi.y N l92 anu interest.
sIofe, &c Gold coin sold At s25 taos; silver
coin at YIsT%. CThcrs hsvc becn private snles as
lower hSHcsl Coupons OF non tar xable boncs.
sss ior ne. Thcrc has recently tecn . more sc-
tive demand for specie, which may he cxp,, n~i IN
IN our mdst.
MerchsnI sc--In spite of oil the draw backs upon
trade arising from Inadequate trAnsportation fac'i.
ties aud military cxsctionS business Ia co,npN -
u'ely achvc. supplies ii provisions are coming IN
more ircoly AMI stocks arc now generally aryrr
usn they have leon for some umc. Flour ccntin-
ucs s'arc and h'gh-thc prevailing price TOR supcr
hus taAi's 500 for extra, &SGO per bOl. Corn
mcs ID 40 per busiicl /, bacon, slVA1i per pound.
We quote Cut . and Rio coffee at s12 Java, St5
brown rlssr, si.t0si0; crushed sugar, sliaiS.
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General Crnby. Death Ccu,r.d,c,,d.

Hd.Ain9ton, Nor. Il An official despatch, dat
ed New Orleans November i2th, received here TO-
day, says "Msior-Gencrsl Canhy arrived here safe
y ihis Afternoon, and his uonAl faculties ate en-
tiroly unaffected and with his sinrabe powers
Of endurance and strength u mind W. horc he
will lie Atou, in few weeks Alcr he was
wounded ho consulted freely with General Rcy-
nolds At the mouth Of the white River, and /, Is
couhdcn,ly believed that this accident VIII in NJ
way interfere with tho direction OF ai,srs In this
division" Tho above despatch Of course shows
thsi tie rcp,t Of General Canby's death. ,eie
graphed from Mcmphis ls untrue
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The pennrylyanIa NNi,ia.

Harrisburg Nor l'.--lmmcds,ely upon tho
reeoipl oi the intelligence of the proposed gucr-
rilla raid into the Cumberland Valley, 0,eIs were
taken by GOV. Curtin for the organization Of tho
militia forccs of tho border counties. over 1000
men have already tecu enrolled In franklin and
Adams counties, and armed and sluirpcd ty tho
State authorities No apprehension is now en-
tert.ined OF an incursion. ol 20 scouts scut hy
Mosby into Pennsylvania, oeyen have hcen cap
turcd. The others sre believed - hsvo escaped to
the ou.er side Of the Potomac.
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Thanksgiving.

Albany Nov. l7.-Governor Seymour has issuss
Tho following Thanksgiving Proclamation
By virtue Of the laws Of this State l. Hnr aatio Scy
moIr, Governor of New York, do hereby dcrignsto
Thursdsy, the 2tth lnss-, Nc . legal holiday and
day q thanksslv wing " Almighty God, for public
health, abundant harvest and other blessings dur
ing the year While desolating civil war tills our
land with mourning, throws heavy burdens upon
the industry Of our country, and carries distress
Into tho homes II our people, We sh ould be thank
ful that the ruiseries CAUSED by the weAkneas and
wickednsss of men are lightsned by the good meas
and mrrcy u God that the dsstinies OF our nation
In his CONTROL and that trust that IN duo
time lie will In His ehastening Hand from tho
people VI .his country, who have been up-
grateful Of his fsvors and rebellious "
his teachings and authority. Gratitude 10
God is lest shown by mercy aud charity 10 our
fellow men, and therefore exhort the citizens OF
this State 70 help tho poor, 70 relieve the ick, and
10 comfort thos who are IN affection Many Iv.
ing In our large towns are threasened with nwaut
Of labor and the means " buy tood aud f.sLwhio
tho vIthorswal OF great numbers VI able bodied
men from our atAie into our armiea leaves thou-
sands 81 helpless persons without support, | es-
pecially invoke the public 70 mako eonlri buttons
br tho coul1ort and assistance of the hmiLes u
thoss who m the service Of tho armies and nav.
~ Of our country.
(SgnedI uoAArbo 5kYsoyR
d. VILLA Prvass Secretary.
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News Items.
tBS fsiSerspA 70 tie Ssv Ysrk Seal

pisrArOH from San Francisco states that the
RAINY season Las begun with storm which reaches
every part Of the State.
TnE Nationsl Sailors Fair a, Bcston has provei =
great Success. up to the present tho receipts
amount N tIso.0oo.
UroRoK PErrslsoS, who was trsckci from Cana
d. To AcSandriA Va, by detectives aud on Friday
eoInmIttoi ~ prison a, Washington Ms a rebel spy.
made his escape "wednesday night through the
cirolc~sno,s Of tho scntlnels.
TnS citizens Of Boston arc enjoying . new er-
ctsrnens Juss now. Almost every body 10 contrib
uiing sonethins toward Furnishing our soldiers in
the FIELD good thanksgiving di.nsr The quau-
0ty Of turkey and other ssiib,cs forwarded from
that city viii b. Immense
Tas Saxon. At Fortress Monroe yesterday, brings
important dispatches FROM tho dag oi ,rucc fses oil
Port Royal, 8. q. Lieut. Col. J. 4. Mulfori hsi
nearly completed the arrangements necessary for
tho e1chanso and ths whole fleet WINS expecting "
return North IN lew days.
TnE ship Ocean fesr, Of Boston, from New York
for Lisbon. arrived at TerrNaona October 27th. The
pilot snchorod her. but before they could ess .
prstQuo 70 GO inside the mole u furious gale came
on, which drove the ship ashore. where she became
. total wrcrh. All hands saved.
Jour Pr1MAs, for forty years Judge in the
Unised ststss District Court for The District Of
khoie Island, ~ss found dead In his bod yesterday
morniag. Hc the bcnch the day previous.
Gu, III u very issb.s condition. His ags was o,shsy
yosrs.
TaB p'stos Of The new ahy cent frsssional curren-
ey AGO nearly ready for printing. These notss will
he Vi tho same breadth thoss now In ercula.ou,
bd, ncrrly twice ~ lonx Tho nsw hve cont notes
VIII 10 of shs same si.s the old ones. while Oh,
ten ani twenty -hvc ecnt notes will he Of length,
grHduAted hsswesn tho highest and lowest denomi
nations Il V probable that . shrse cent p0se vii
he issued for hs greater facility of making change
Tnx trial u Capt Hugh A. Mcdonald. Of Co. A
First Psnnsyivsns Cavalry. was commenced yes
terdsy, bsforc Military Commission 81 Washing
ton. lie was charged with altering and coun Ter
fcitinR Treasury and hank notes. The socnse'
pleaded guilty. aud nsde long confession lmpli
Getting others II is said he used his military po
nuon In circulate . worry large qusnrty Of counter
felt fractional currency In the army.
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In thc D>na.t,.n II,ua. ~ A..,,,,l,. 49,. Al.
AoN0 " ~'ssu'oS so'ne "hie
since, they had quite spirited debate on the bill
W prohibt tho use of hoous and criuolin,. intro
a, 4. ~ .n ,y -,
-"''u - mt A'A'n' wv PupuAn Ae" ~ the
most brilliant passages
Mr.. Drumrnond nas an ardent nIri-or NJ hoo,.
r., .,u.,,., -, "O'f"
"oh' sn"ahooa' IL" was born with q love oi hoops
Whom bo WAS child of tender growth no used to
,rn,d,. h,,,. u ,n,,,.,i -, A, ,.
In storo Sor him. iaic in l,S bc sYai"~si ' r,r
,Vhirh rcsu,t, IN a ,yhoonre ,,,h .,S ...,, ' ,s,
cha night of an smo,v hol,.h,,.d hr",a. 60 i.,s
Li. 49,. r" ''Ne" ' ''
M prown eo,npjained uh., I, v.s ,nno.,;h,, a.,
choos, a v,fc. sne. bey dc,,c,s wc,. =. 6,iSam hn
hoop, and ,nycl nv, II, c,no,,ns d., a.. 49,. "
srnater-Dnlor '-' WV
NJ prown NJ sr.,l.,
Ercctet-Tbe bsnor.bi, r.,,,or., 4. o,. -
order. s'"'''" 'u' ~
M I,rown-.pu,- N, a,o.l.r ,h. ,.,.,
ppoalsr sr-uolJ vony ,nn',ue d.
N prcVn T,,e mn. ed Nv 49,
sD,.kor'-tInan nv s,,, ur,-.,, .,,, rw
have yu, .r,c,,cd "'o"'" Ut ="
~, n, ,wn po,r,,, ,,. . ,t A. ,,
Whe, I u.,d AZ n.taa ~-pA MT SPeah"'
Speaker, Yelling Clear sh. o.,,.,,s. os ,.d,,.
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A Bill Of $25, 100000 Against Him
Local and Miscellaneous News.
The War Westward.


Tie military situation in Tennessee AMI Gcofd ia
y Of the utmost importance reference 70 tho
position In Nlrg gpia. Intimate sse.c relations
exist between the operations q our different
nies, although the connection is not rs yet spps-
rent In oil cases. The situation in Tennessee and
Gsorgis u tho cose Of the last week was subsian-
6a!ly as follows General Hood occupied both
banks Of the Tennessee river from Florence as fnr
o. Tuscumbia A rebel army corps, under Con. 5,c-
pben Lee, held the northern terminus Of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad At jackson, drawing supples
from the most fertile region in the south--inhsb't.
cd, however, by secession sympathscrs. Another
rebel corps, under Stewart, was at Corinth ard
the adjoining towns, also upon the line Of the M
bile and Ohio Railrosl and within supporting dis
taico Of Lees corps. The whole, including Gene
ral Dick Iaylor's Ioxsn army and whoeler's cav
stry does not exceed thirty-fve thousand nnn.
1fis force wes held at bs7 by General Thomas
army thc disposition OF whose forces cannot 10
disclosed for obvious reasons.
OfGcnerN sherman Il Is known that he len At
iai,ta las! week q SIXTY days narch, with a
FOR ce vsriously est mated at from thirty 10 seventy
thousand men. Tho probability is that he has
about hfty thousand ucn. Prom Information coli
1stci from Northern and Southern accounts 1t sp-
pears that Sherman moved towards the Atlantic
...boa,d IN ,he a;rcc,o, ~ Cb,rl.,to, and sayan.
-, ,,,
bsh' inns hhc WOMB hat'H"'Iy hNe nun ON Ne
line OF the Augusta railroad. Tue distance from
Atlanta t. Augusta Isl hundred and fifty miles,
through open couIAry, with no dcflcs or noun
tain ranges, and presenting no great Obstacles To
the advance OF an invading army. Augusta Is o
place Of imTortancc, tho sand Of slaves have
teen taken there ~ ueir uas'er~ AMI over hAli
million bales of co'o' are stored III the p'sc" vor'h
s' the present pr'ees' more than hnhdf"' ihinoh
doHsrs. The largest powder uAeHs'nes IN amer
lea are also there' containing inc chei supphe" 'r
she Couedercy. Hut the straiesicAl position "'
august" CONSTITUTES i~ chiei 'Aue' us "'u""
within striking distance o' savannah @na''es'o'l
and Wi1ming'onand 70 located on the southssS'ef'
spur o' the biue hdse a"nn'a'na "h'ch s'e' u
nom the cotton into she ne. States. ihe po4ScS'
s'on oil 'his poS''eh "ouiu ue OF hipner su"'s"
importance than the capture oil charleston
or savsnnah' or bosh' FOR which, now
ever Sherman Is not hsey to divide lis
forces. The following dispatch from st. Louis
throws considerable light on shcrmnn's strength,
and, 'nferontiAliy' upon his destination
81. LOUIS Nor IA gentleman from sher-
% S,tn 10 - ~ 80 ' .oI' -, sssn +. "
war path His army consists OF The 18th Corps
Gen. Jer. Z. DAVIS; ION Corps Gen osterhnus :
Mesc. viii 1900 esy,irv, nndsr X pa,,iet, and
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From New Orleans.

The steamship Continental, Captain Sumner, ar
rived AZ this rort yesterday moruiu.., from Now
Orleans on the 10Th instant. She brings tae tol-
lowing officers uf the Mexican patriot army;
Colonel Conner Marcia. Lieutenant. .Counrl Juan
Moruno Lieutsnant-Cul)ne 4. Lopez lie Aguldo,
Lieutenant Colonel y. de T. A.uilar, MAJOR Fran
cisco Uleaa, Major Ar.el Perslta, MAJOR Ygnscls
Aso,ro, MAJOR Tomas N.l4er, MAJOR Felix Msrtinez,
MAJOR Juan GaliIde, Major ~ MacOroGa.
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Udlifd1, v. j., Nor. l7.-rhe propeller Mcr-
rit,, from Montrcsl for Nassau with 200 horscs ior
tho rebclG is at Pcton for coalA and sals to NOR
row Tie L. Z. steamer shswmutt WAS at Wa
mouth .o-dny.
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Reported Den,h Of General Caub,.

81. Louia Noe. l,.--An officer JUS, from Mem.
phis aays Information believed 10 10 curroot he'd
reached thare that General Canby Gicd from the
eiet Of his recent wound while youss foi Now
Orleans On tho yunbuAi Crickct
, 1864-10-02

haEd psicot can b. Rru further rodu"es. sat y.S
1sAvs temunesstivs pyrns 70 our Afm r.
sATuKDA1 EyRxMa. ock- 1-The ~czsAa" wstch
has htsA hieatanlnk fer sorns veeks oss's AssA
lexfth cno-sae aE'ihcisl pEtcas which aATe 6or
come StNe mor opo1lsed u eLs nInAs, hsye tuuoled.
eaLue tht<SsAs& Ns HAf1at has paEtAktA OF it, fu1
1sass OF the s1oen and zae.yttJ which ezer7Nhsfe
pIsvsils.
Tha chief tInleulsy 1t 1rsfert IN tns way IL that
tetAtstJ NfaA which the oWEeIs IT hogs now tn our
.ato oEsi8E II She de4 that feR days
*ni SET atttYs i,gtt sRatn. ard shail szaln ne
pa5tok fae htfh and e1uaordtuary prices xhlch hsve
feeentlJ prevailed. 1s qulsa clsss as ali events 70
fs1 asthe ac st PRESENT In ths market il coucon-
further ehsIccs Ct E1eatar oetllxe With TIC exsrs
coat 70 be incurred IN ths tste.tm. n tho thspo Of
fec 'nF. a1cstet srd ehlic1age In wtisht.
With the universal depltsstoa ef tho Esasela mar.
ketB, th'r ps1s Ect bnyiEK. ex;eptinK In law
tnltaneea 1tete contfact1 haTo Y<s to ho Aad. For
specu1k tiys pUIpo4es, there b demand 1nd ayet
our cltv packers haYn not conmeaced or 4ad
VIII Eor, most probably, nnsil get prosdr weathsr
, There ve5o IN tho ystda this morning uca'.y sn.s
hogs isclrdtng sHe d8y Kecetpta the ent.rea sal.s
during tho dsY asuonnt to a,tH head. inavnk nessy
1o1 sogs tha VARIOUS Jazds this raornlut uoso1d
FIem nsx sae Int xppeaded It Will be seen ,aAz
eidsrahIa concession has beea made On the sAlts eE
fecea to-taY. Tbs blkhest pI1eq paid x.s 4Aea a1d
Ter exA cotnEed hc&s. We Eoto sA!e Of ~ hsAd
Averaging III ut u q t12 ns for Which 1850 Vaa
otrtd Last evening", and again this morning, and re-
fused, ,-&hs seler hiss, however, now found enr tbs
mistake hn msde In not being eo7tent 70 aeeept tie
h:st odev- There hts been change in tho pfdTons
det1fanoa OF the market, which cfosed ths evening
prospect opens, tAEmen VIII act w1sely II they viii
tea their nj
, 1864-10-02
ruw 1oRK DaY 600 o. mAkKsr.

Tae following report si tho Nev YORK. Dry aoo1A
MARKET u ciippet Mon tia H1v Yosk Indeps44ens
of tic as.h- On sho eyeainr # tbs 7stA AA3nop1s Of
tkll n port vas tslsErsph.d II tna Tsteuxz. but n
sAytral u the bo1dsrs OF Dry aoods In this oity did
Bet htsteta 70 pzosasn thas report fAlss ~ pub
,Ah the 1ndspendents article II full. By asmpsrl.
scr, It wIl t. fund to b. snss'aatAlly kda sAme As
.taAt pubhzhea IL last THURSDAY mo1tng'a Tanuss.
with tha exception Of fev te1eks1phia In ihs
QupIs&oaA ot Aons Two Or thfHe articles. Aat which
,ocuA rot n1laeaa any ons Aul Isx xite TIA szad..
1t b aim 70 Rlvs tho commercial fesdara Of the
lTk1BunH the ancst gotauta ard tates1 nexs OF sha
ua,kst, kna We tpkrs not'1ee oxpenae . nselsh5: IA
da1nE 10. no ua'tsr whittier decline or N A41laos
The usas deeltse IN tbs pncs of cottou and ~eo,,
~ iii ~ VI eoiu. hAs lsa to hosyF deeiau In III
sss :: r. Z: ...e = y
t1aaa III, y: ooinuuh,ty. sIs usla. u u, OWING
4: tx i: is!
ii q g gs:f s.s e. sss e..
Tsess 80 eeaaasaos n pr sns aeasssiaaa' "a g
funher ci1 = ante.passo. r. .uesioa s.les III
ssais 30 s so. = IL .s
ox,9f 81 ~ 4 = IL o = o"e
hss ZEN. to peTE. hpiara. sea.Fsny
ss.
s5a Ptte n s.,!, Pr: ~ 'n:e,tys pr
.ass 80
sss sc g. :. w ns.k s'1
sH!.s = ss:.,ss: s.te7 .sta.s pstfss: Wa.iss
= s @ Pc ssts aoss, F.9y Ss,:
OILY lasxe daelia.. sasaeta ase dull AID 10 ras
st55 i - s'.
| tesson fer hsA.J dtmAAd Hola@rs sr4 spluo<% &
{ @ Hoas: - .es ,asa eF
@e., III I'd
e. J. .se +,
1 noS!ssHnts oe ia,ns nlAct MtAs We s.esay
, 1864-10-02
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COM N BRCIAL,
SA1uasAr Ev1x1s, DC. i, leSl-
The Eeestpts ara aAismenss during ths l.st 2.
lenrs were ~ fo!lowa:
rInE1pIn AND aNUexxYTa FAT II RnHn1


,sted curing ,he psst two dsys was ereater today
Inn ever. There vas = oooa sttsndanco ~,
tch,nos Int busfna.s VA nnnsus1lv ar3rt and
prices ruled considerably loxer. Ths i.ilusn of
srother h,1k. and the seported veak condition OF
othtr,. ,stned to ppt 1 stop. to hi op<ratlons.
There ~. no tnqu,ry by shippers. and Tho R.eat
scsrr4,y Of eprreacy kept speculstoss eat Of the
m.rlef. Al ths pame Tins holatrs zsne7aI,y re.
fe,ed 10 tsu except for arssnbseks-tle,e being
lille or 70 eouhdenes In bank chseta, Tbs d.
ma.a ,e1 esa .s. =. .ss t% ~ ~ a,,ssr, tn ~
ns..o ss.. ".ss .,a,h. tr,n,srt,nns ~. 1icht.
~. mi. ~ ~, ,ror,,. 9or Flour .na
n,,r.s MI oocaasc per hi Tith t.iaiug sales o,
p.mss @asss .a,.s. .sa . =, - nSasmx
n. whea, market Iz,ed exceedingly dull and
.n..s ra1f. -. t,.1-1. s.e,th .,1.. of
p'.e*s "tx - morr.s.,k :. :. 1sa, IN -. -.
ong aooas ~ .,sss"a 1890 ~ .ss.t ~. ~.
1p.us ss.s..n. - Th~re1,. roshfno sons In Winter
x.aa nv va ~ M snr,nr he sc..e3tv Of cur
"Aoss sss~..a II, .n.rnj,tive a.m,.d ana Ina few
f.e1 sus t..,s 4. ~ ,r,,.ns,,n,.
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eons. u.,..a ,,,r,vx and .ne mar.
ke* was heavy and &c 1ower-onty about .so,ooo
bushels having eh.nHeo nsuos, a. os<koohe ~
No. Osts and ssGSsHc sot ke,etea ots-toe
market Glowing u1sesueo u aoont es1eoe+
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| 800 and No. : At 1eS6e-esoAlng dull on'f
ABORT 6oo oosnen ,"ese ao@'
Tho aasrtst for Barley was entirely nominal.
There wesa no sales reported, and We eoald nea1
, 1864-10-02

Ink tho Revolution. According to Nj.
Peudlston. the bravo soldiers Of the Uaioa
arc heas'sns, tlrellpes;;t tho mlnions OF =
tsrannlcs1 government, .whtlo JET. DAviR
and his crew are noble patriots. This is tho
man tor whom our soldiers and their 1ieaas
At homo are asked IA 4oto.
, 1864-10-02
The Death OF raP1aia apeke,

The OeAIh OF EApl0lA Npekos
The Asia brings the sad news Of the death
OF Captain speke, the discoverer OF the
source IT the Nile, and one Of the most re-
ma1kable Ct modern travellers. No particu.
lars are given. but itls not improbable that
Captain speke, in h,s African explorations,
found uneonsclously tho remote cause of his
death. spekt's name is imperishatly con.
nected with the enterprise of the century,
and his death interrupts laboss which'prom.
ised much more to the world, sclsnce, md
civilization.
, 1864-10-02

oopperhosd papers refer to AeC1ellaa BY
BY The above tlue-A matter Of Ignorance on
their part. The real Hero OF Antietam MAS
Fighting Joe Hooker, who, II hs had bean
sustaiIed by Mcclellan, would have woa
tha battle. and d1lvon Lees army into the
Potomac. Little had Mcclellan to Do With
tho fighting en- that memorable day, aud Ill
that little W4s disastrous to our ArmA.
The battle wes opened By Hooker on tho
Afternoon Of tho dny beforc, when that gal-
liant General crossed the AutletAm with his
and MAoshelo's corps, nanked the rcbe1 posi-
tion, and pressed close up TO- their unes ~
darkness cAme on. Gan Hooker that night
sent word to Mcclellan thst the battle would
begin 1t daylight tho nexe morning. .aai that
Summers corps, which Eas tosupport him,
must be on tho GROUND. at SUNRISE. McClel.
Ian returned ansTtr that es6mner should be
thtrc II the ume. NQwmarkt Summer w4s
not cyca ordered to march tilt Z o'clock next
morning, and cid not reach .the held till q
o'clock, when the battlo had been going on
fot tour houss, and when Hooker, thrtce car
rylrg the enemy's poaltioa In his front, had
been thrice rolled back By relnforcements
which tho rebels thrice sent against him.
Had but Sumner been sent, rs Hooker prayed
and Mcclellan promised, the left Of Eee'e
army onld have been routed ere 9 O'Clock.
and tho battle won4~ But Mcclellan held
Sumner back till Hooker's gallant corps,
borne down ~ Weight Of numbers, had jor
ths th;1d 1 t'e sesn driven bsek sad Becker
:. Whether Mcclellan did or did not mean
that Hooker should win the battle, Nc car
not to esy; but this ne say. but Il he had
meant to prevent him he could noth have actel
otherwise than he did Coupling bis lnex-
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