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, 1864-07-21
CHICAGO DAILY mARKEF.

Al sales NJ Gratn repoyfeI IN khts na0-ket rt1>o1t
are on d 6a u Of &c Storage per- btsaask, uNless
othe7zcise stated. FEoKr IL so(1 detsrerfd unttss
o{h1fto1se stG'sc.
WEnHHspAT EvKs1Ta. JulJ 90 1854.
FRExEHTS-GRA1y FRE1sHrs ~Duti and nom
fnhl. ! ht eyGnEet euts to-day were: 70 BUFFALO
Prop Racine, wheat ut 6Ac. and oats At SC.
~LAKE AND RAIL" "FEEIdHTs.-FhsEe - Te1T lr!la
doing Anu FA1es ere steadJ. We DUCT:
Flour to Boston, sa1e ma rail- $L&@1@
, 1864-07-21

PRDVISIONS-Eecetredt to-day. 347.o NJ Gus
Meats % br!s Pork. 40 bA Lard. shipped to-day.
bris Btef, 6: brls Pork Market qulcs and shade
druer.
Mess pork-1ai,-it.d dem AnA and dE;a- 8A1oa.-
5a, b1ls Ru,1,pEson Me1s Pork 1t ~ -
LaFd-tluiet. Sales 50 tres prtme Asesm Lae0
, 1864-07-21
NV t;oods. .. s1aa ozs tsss;:ss SI.lss;Gos
General ms1ch'd disc. 2,sasGs 1ss,.'s5 2460.oia

Total for the week. $1..4a68l SIPS Ill $s,?9lss9
preyitusl9 reported E6,ss0,71s 9s0l,ss I31,S73 30
SINCE Jauusry lat, Isl $o6, ~ GU
, 1864-07-21
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TOR D USE N r E r 7
AND
Diarrh@a.
, 1864-07-21

W0OI-Msrket less active, and few buv erS dis
poxeG to pa1 above do 1se for choice Wool, of
Which there II present psnsy Offering. We quotes
FINS A1R11 fleGCh ut2lx
MeoIu1H ElesC1 S53tE4
Factory Tun W4ghe0.. It
TOOD-Keetr trtf smal1. Market dim st present
Beech ceid. S.cna-peli .e.ed At S1toc
Eaple, = ctGd..,.,.......... 400 ." lAco
, 1864-07-21


stat, Col. Busey, commanding 76tb, and
Lieut.. Col Jones, commanding 18th, who,
at all times, Wtre to be found with their
commands, In the discharge of their duties.
aleo, to the minor oficers Of the brigade,
who can be numbered only among the best,
ard are an honor to the service OF the United
States. Long may they survive, among the
t.roaring Of cannon and clashtng Of arms -
Is the prayer OF many noble heart under
their commands. and may their heads be
crowned with 1aurc1s ere this cruel war is
over"
Below, furnish list Of casualties in the
10th Infantry, and would be pleased to fur
nish similar list OF our neighbor regiment.
the 4Gth Ill. infantry, II It we're in my power.
COMPANY A-Alied: Geo. Wilson, Geo. Lizard
Wounded: seFGI J. n. Kinney, leg a hip, stfsrs @
cofpe weht hand slfehasf e,ht a9a rte1a2 .R1tE1
wrist: and tidc, elisht; Frank French, left side,
sight. Missing: Corporal John Morris, wounded;
&C. Sonnded s Isaae Jones he4d slight
Robert Gamer. arm sesere-ankle, slight; Corp.
r. lawrence, right shoulder and SIDE, sere.e; ass-
inE Ss, pen e.
sell. Eldad Hardy. Wounded.
60. cWoupdrd: Corp. Geo. Tsemain, hip. Sc
HR% 1 bsa5 ;ass hsFFv YsSa Haas
slisht David ni1on' knee, ,l,gh=. Missing: s1As
Co. D-Wounded: Edward Kesne{, fore arm. Sc
back hack slight; Isaish Brautt, hand very slight
ia. E-Kiled: AMOS Il. Marks.ey.
Wounded: Corp. Sylvester iiall, night breast and
arm, severe; sergt j. Y. Ha1tou: right hand. se-
we're; Pnlll,p HalowaJ, leit cali. severe; Able
Burroughs, fen shoulder and breast. severe; ]. B.
Mckinley, RIGHT foot. severe; W@. IL Daweon.
head severe; S. Gilbert, knee. slight; corp; u. u.
Potter, right arm, SLIGHT; Sam1 Pierce right side,
elight: u. B. Lon gueckef right th1eh, shsht corp.
J. II. Bell, shoulder, very slight; sesgt :. VII
hanson right hreast, slight; Thomas Staton. left
hand, very elieht; jackson Lyman, leta hand ysEy y
s!icht: Sins Brock, right shin, very slight ais'
sing: Earn1 Montgomery, both hips m9ftaly'
Co. F-Nouuded: Corp. Phillip Bacou4 le!t
thigh, severe; Lloyd Randall. back, VSty sllgaI .
1ubaat Hanan, right side. very slight. Died from
FUN ttroie: ulsich Fitzpatrick.
Co, G-Ki1led: Corp. Jacob :. Lott, Csrns Dtt3s'
Wounded: Thomas Smith, Left hand seyc5s d.
b, HUI, rielt calf, eevere. Missing: Sers't Thorn
as III. Brannon. George ". Wilson, Seth Nelson.
Aaron Gardner. James D. TaJto!, joshut ktroy,
John ". Churchill, VIM. Nichol, Alex: Depuy,
John Hudson, Jonathan Osborne, Charles Lott,
wounded.
CO. H.-Killed: Gersham gleason. Wounded :
6erg't James piekey. len hlp, teTere: Dav1d zarf.
ankle, reverc; l.. Sergeant, sack. slight; "m, Z.
Hnttou, right hand. etvcFe: John johnson, right
arm, tlisht. Missing: DAVID Z. Mott. wounded
mnrtAlly.
Go. 1.-Wounded: Augustus Peno, right heel,
, 1864-07-21

There has been no lnpfoyeu-ut
tarpoN OIL. md with an acttTe io-
!anTe aud for presa It LAG. the uar-
urn 1t preSe Mt quotations, Bauzalo
Demand actlva and p.tces very drm
% test, By car 1oad, 98c-P bri. 1t "a
70 teat, do do 9Ec-do -, Leo
do do Ec-do -. sc
still an active demand for the leaf
y Qn. L1paecd IL IN small aa3n,y
bale, kleph mt, md Bank I'll a1e Ia
70 supply, th8 lA1ket rules corras.
wtih 10 iusther change. Lara Oh
n light receipt: wn noss 1 lu1t1er
,Al0n On previous quotations. We
, 1864-07-21

It contains no OPIUM or dele:erious dfuks, no
mineral or Other iaiur1ous compounds conmon 10
remedies generally sold for this class OF disease. II
Ia 20 ecscious that Physicians very generally nsa It
"a their practices In al chronic and dangerous cssss3
LB Use no Cho1ers mixtures CT doubtful Compact
items. {maus Of which undermine a1d ruin tho coz
stttptton0 when you can obtain an unfallne remedy
- ample rnd sale as Blaczberf1es themselves.
ARE for n1,os:s DLAckBER11 CARxExAr1vx, and
see that the p-cpretos's name Il written the cut
side Wrapper OF each bottle. Prepared only By.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
GENERAL LOGAN.

Gen. JONI \. LOGAN is homo, in Illinois. n
has just come up from annoying the Rebels 4
Atlanta. JOHN was always tease. A McCld
Ian committee wrote TO him at Atlanta, bcgsu
him to indOrse the Chicago Platform. H, tSd,
his pencil and for answer wrote on the back d
his last Order cOngratulating bis troops uYa
the Union victories, the words " Excas ~r
and mailed il to the Committee: LOGAN va
says:
There are now only two parties, those sio splorn(
encourage tho Rebels, AID those who Oppose tao1A
Honest men mas be deluded With tie opposition b
tendency ofsupporiing the Chicago nominees IL Y
strengthen the Rebellion.
He says too that az Atlanta lie heard only ON
officer declare for Mcclellan, and that II
demonstrations among the priyate' prove III
they have no stock in the Chicago concern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

it is 30 abundant. and so entirely authenticated,
as to DO open to no cavil The men testify rs
to the terms Of their contract, the certificate Oh
Col. Colgate is produced. and the evidence OF
Lieut. Uargous, who took the mon to tho mus
teriup Office makes it certain that the latter
held and expressed the same view as tho re-
cruitiug officers Of tho obligations which the
men assumed.
In addition 10 all which, when the expiration
of the term of this ald other regiments III similar
condition APPROACHED, and in order TO PROVIDE
for tho case of their new recruits, Genera.
Order No. lOs was issued from the Adlu'ant'
Generals Office, directing that whenever 7oi'
unteer troops are mustered ont Oh serF'oe' "e
entire regiment or other organization VII re
considered ss mustered out at ono tune ana
place" &c. The 18th N. Y. Volunteer heG'
ment is specifically mentioned as one Oh tAe
resiments to wnish this order applied.
But notwithstanding the terms Of their ens.--''
mcnt, tho representations Of their recruiting
officers, the army regulations, the assurances O
the mastering officer, and the order Of the AdJt.
Gen., it happened that the men thus enlisted
into tho 18th New.York Volunteer Engineer:
were not mustered ont with the regiment, bu'
have since been fOrcibly and wrongiully re-
tanned in tho service. After Other vain effort
to secure their rights, they addressed the Piesl
dent with brief printed statement oil their ase,
accompanied by the evidence on which it was
based.
1t is proper 70 add that one of the men thus
enlisted and forcbly detained, left the service
with the regiment. and was arrested IN New
York for descrtion. His cas9 was examined ~
a military board, and on its recommendation the
prisoner was acquitted of the charge OF deser-
ton. and by command of Gen. Dix was dis
charged from service on the ground that ne bad
enlisted for the remainder Of the regiments
term Of service. and he'd been "frandpienHy''
mustered for three years. The cases TO which
we now direct attention, are in every respect
Identical with that which was thus decided by
Gen. Dix. We have 10 comment to offer. Our
object is simply to get justice done to wronged
men. still held in military service from which
they ought long since TO have been discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

The Westchestcr County sConroniion ~
Yesterday at Wliye Plains and made INC ioie1,
INK nonlinatiOnt


SPECIAL Ds.ra,.h TO 1hoN. y Tr''Anc.
FmlADeLrEaA MONDAY. Oct. 3 l'oA
The Union canvass n this Sta,o = q ll's' "
tirsias.c ore. Tho esoi.s of ;As s,l,o Corni''S.p
having telling eayot cgcrys hoe. al TIE rem w.
State election va DO triy,nphrnt yIedieaion"
Uli,a cause. We shall probably gih some "a a.
nm. SON, Of the ht,9rto stronE 'l p,nel''~
trois ~ promise 20 show most sail''e'ey -
OF r.,at aud clect Union officers. -Four sucA 'h''
re. by She more sansnine considered oesi
,,e~s are claimed 70 be sare "a. the un.oa cah'"
You may safely count upon decided maio'A! % -.
dlshcnorable peace in ,ho OLD kcysi'@s s''' g. g.
"a ,i,,tanllng ,Ae g1eAt activity Vi III Ces' ''"]
te,rtv gathered lere from all parts - ih' esal'!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
rNsUsrIon 40 Nnw-yoHA Tnoors

The President ~ the United safes has been
collected 10 give bis attention TO Il statement of
r.ct. touching The r.ght Of certain enlisted men
ofthe 18th Ner-Yo.k Volunteer Engineers 10 be
discharged from service. As the statement waa
presented several months since, and. was proba-
bly referred 10 some subordinate officer who has
NEGLECTED 10 nlorn. the President Of the con-
'inuiug injustice and hardship which these sol
diers suffer, we solicit public atteHtion TO II
brief summary Of the facts.
The lata NcT.York Volunteer Engineers was
a regiment originally enlisted for two years SER
vice. and wa mustered in from the l7th to the
18th June 1861. More than year a'lerNard,
and when tbs regiment had been much reduced
in numbers, arecruling party under iicu'.-Ccl.
Colgate was cent to Nev-York to fill its ranks.
4 large number Of recruits was obtained. They
were obtained on the distinct aud specific repre-
seutatlon OF Lieut. -COl. Colgate and his subordi-
mates that they were 10 serve for the unoX-
PRED term Of tho regiment and no longer. This
representation was not merely authorized but Has
ueoessilated by tho army regulations under
which the recruiting party carried on It's opera
lions; The lO2d article Of the revised army logu-
at.ons expressly declaring that Parties 80
detailed win recruit for h,ir resPsctire regi-
a,nts and not Cor The g0.sroi roianfcer strrice. "
All tic men enlisted az this time were officially
assured that that they were enlisted only for
The unexpirod term Of tho regiment, and a
printed circular to that effect was circulated by
Leut-Co. Colgate indorsed by B-ig.-Gen.
Anthem, Judge Advocate General Of tho State
of Now-Yors. II was 10y these representations
tina, the men were induced to enlist.
when they came TO be mustered IN, The
United States mastering officer required them
to be sworn in "ior three years, unless sooner
discharged" They objected on tho ground that
they had enlisted only Tor the uneXprti term
OF the regiment. which was less than one yea.
bat they were assured by the mastering .iice
that the oath and muster for three Years WEI,
merely matters of form. and eodid not aGac
; their contract Of enlistment nor oppose thei
muster on. with the rest Of tho regiment. The
evidence on uiis point, as ON all others con
nsvted With .bia ca.e. We have examined. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
THE TEsEgNE.

Notwithstanding the enormously lnefeasel
expenses attending the publication OF iHE
TRIpUxx. oecasoned by the employment
Of numerous army correspondents and other
liberal expenditures, as well as by inc au'
vance IN the price Of paper and other Nationals we
have resolved, for the present at least, not to IN
crease the subscription prices Of either our Weekly
or Weekly papers, but 10 continue TO furnish
them at s. and So, respectively, per onnuni being
the same prices which were established more than
twenty years ago. when the cost was only aboni
one-third of what it is at tAe present time. Our
Terms will be found below and We wish 1t TO be DIS
tinctly understood that ~ these Terms will be
strictly and literally adhered to, and that no other
Attachments or discounts than those mentioned Will
be allowed il any case whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
great Mcclellan Ratification in Union

the great Mcclellan Ratification in Union
Square.
XII. Thousands of open. active Rebels, many
of whom have served 10 the Rebel armies, are
now at home in Kentucky Or Missouri under
tho folds of the Union flag. Every ono oil these
while still Rebel. will vote (f permltted)
Cor Mcclellan; while every one who mas got
bis rights" and wants the Union to triumph
over tie Rebellion, il for Lincoln and johnson.
And so with the thousands Of Southern refugees
and fugtives in this and other Northern cities.
Fellow citizens! we speak what we do know
and what you also may know if you will drop
into any place Of popular resort and sit quietly
till YOU hear some ono whose talk betrays his
sympaihy with tho Rebels and bis hope aud
trust that they may yet triumph. and you VIII
soon hear him blowing for Mcclellan and cursins
the President for not keeping him longer at the
head of tho Union forces. I'VE can hardly for
give him for keeping tho Great Unrcady there
50 long.) Add wherever. from Lepland to Aus
trala, sou find man who wishes success u
the Shareholders Rebellion. there you have O
man who iayor5 the election Of Georgia. Nc
Clcllan.
If you Ike that company, go in! The Union
cause can do without you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
TEE ArrlEO CONSPIRACY In TEE
WEST.

Tie progress OF the trial OF DOid in Indianap-
oils Lifts higher and highcrfthe curtain which
has covered tho conspiracy of tho Democratic
leaders in tho Western States. Read the addi-
tional testimony published in another column.
The cross-examnation by the defense Of the
principal Government witness, failed to disturb
the proof that the secret Order Of tho Sons OF
Liberty was founded nominal!y to effect by
political action the restoration Of the Demo
cratic Party to powers; that it was con-
verted in the ripencss OF time into military
organization, to be used to cooperate with Rebel
armies that were to be thrown by Price into
Missouri. and by Breckinndge and Buchncr
into Kentucky; that Vallandigham, the pilot Of
McClellan's fortunes, was the Commander-in-
Chief of this brotherhood Of traitors. and liS
inspiring genius; that he had. as such Com
mander IN Chief for a staff officer, Captain
Hines, previously Of John Morsan's staff, and
who was captured and escaped with Morgan,
and 10 whom, ~ q Son of Liberty. was commit
ted the duty Of releasing the prisoners on John
sons Island!
This, we apprchend is about as big load Of
treason as the pilot OF McClellan's political bark
can stand up under. But the second ~ltncs-
introduced by the Government proves that two
thirds of valand ghams Order were armed
that the number enrolled ia the lodges of Hi
nois was 40 800. in Missouri 40. 900. IN ST. Louis
alone %. 600 (t was already in testimony that
Indiana bad from 10000 to 600 enrolled)-
that Ohio was to he invaded At three points by
John Morgan or Wheeler, that Indiana was to
be invaded by Longstrce', nnd Missouri by
Price or Marmaiuke-thnt the invading Rebels
and Vallaudlc ham's Sons of Liberty were ia all
those S.ates " TO shake hands aud be lrIendsi'
that the rifles and royolyens with which these
Democratic traitors axe armed came mostly
from Nassau through Canada, and were fui-
nj bed by tie Confederate authoriIies-that the
invasion Of Missouri now in the bloody food
was posted in The Order for October. and that
10 was understood in the lodges that Price
excellent Nee Han Democrat would stay in
Missouri n least until after the oecton-aEd
that he grand signal for the Uprising OF The Sons
Of Libeny ras 10 be giceH by Tie Supreme Com
mander e. t. pGHaHdigham."
Irthcro Is prudent, a thoughtful. patriotic
man in this country who thinks Of voting for
Mcclellan, we pray bin to study The aTound-
Ing testimony IN the treason trial at Indian
arDls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
SET KENTUCKY APART nv
TREATY.

Tie Kentucky BRECKENRIDGE (Re7. ROM,
j. made one of his immense speeches at Pik.,.
Opera House, Cincinnati, on Thursday ui.A.
last. Sec With what spirit the patriot prsschs
spgynelI q: 80 Peace.surrender plank Of ue Ne.
Clellan Platform: o..
an free TO ssy, that IL ever you make Iii, Ma.
come % you proposing. there people In KsntnsS
tARs wlii under no circun stances submit W H. lChss.t
II There re re Z s5 A \ Hsa IN Western w.
Missouri, Maryland Tennessee &c, who viii siscS -
Us in our determination 10 ight to the last lor mi.
cause 81 QUA iond cheers You may talh Of -
as long as yen please We don't intend y be!ou, n M
s0pthera cnnf4aereey, lcheers and ianglter AMI =
shah call on yun 70 help US to keep from going to !,
Confederacy.
Of the Rebs ard ere Of aid II tho Copo ssS, ''IsS
are not afraid Of anything tibet they 90. Jui =. -
aid u rroluiiea IN ne Nsrts. BY rhet n< H,rI n
dseer ~ Gad ,0es u ovrssluss 20 cftsh on as, DI5
iion MANY voices" No. neyer."l
II You give way IN times Ike these yor win l,4.4
npon yourselVee end your children the responshr,
doing what yoa fail 10 do. u Won are altogether !,
worthy Of the mission tnat God he's rent ron n,d "A
In this struggle yon will 20 down to the crave and ~
children will stand over you eud weep ead DO lst ~
| which yol ouyhi 70 have done Yourselves
want to say % you ole word about this questio,
tho negro Al have 70 say on this question Is tbis,
Whatever the American people intend 70 do, ~
ori,ht 70 do IL boldly. manly, and ehec'ualy. api t.
the responsibility. fCheers As for slavery -
foni 6sliers T. The way fOr you TO do Is; Ware
peace come what may take It perfectly Legal end ~
ne ting O1f root and branch fcrerT aud Jorsrsr Nd
clfeTOu. aud repeated applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
DEMOCRATIC LANDMARKS.

A few OF the mcIe eminent citizens OF %
State who opposed Mr. LincoIu's election Z
1850, but nov heartily. support his reelection
arc these:
DANIEL S. DICKINSON. wlo BIS lIied With hsa
the posts u State Senator. L.eut..GoyerEor A''sa
General, United States Senator. Sc, &c.
LYMAN TGEliAIS OF Albany. lao Attorney Gesezs(
JOHN A. GgISWOLD Of Troy, now hombcr ofcsa
Cress, elected on tie Seymour ticse, in 1902.
FRANCIS Z. CUTTING. hto Member OF CoaEssl
from tbs City.
THOMAS G. ALvORD ofsyracuso, late Speaker.
JuireJAMRS X. WHITING, of this CITY.
JOHN COCHRAET. late Member Of Congrcss-DeuA
cratic candidate Tor reelection IL IsG0.
DAVID S. CODD;NGrO iato Monbor OF Assezsat
sa II Postmaster John !. Colilngf0n.
HENRY r. Low. S'na,o- OF Sullivan Comfy.
FRANCIS LARI,IN OF wcs,choster Comfy.
THEO. r. wEsTBROOK. t4.M. C.. Of Ulster CeG4
Nr. Lincoln had nasrly Fifty thousand ai
joiity in ls5O--5even votes to every six sga'ai
Ln. Who imagiD,s that, with such ehsngsi
his Iayor, he can now lose the stafe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
No. 4.


We Gre non ready 70 supply copies Of The TWO
PlArroRxs (Ba,t'more and CA'eago1 pr'nted side
b. SIDE on good. firm piper, waa only tic vsryJ er
comments needed 10 eiscidote Ter oHtagoAiin.
Please call or send 10, them az any qDoDt'tg, 50 a.
90 lei vouy eizkb0rs (o' -hat he 'arof parties
are contendsag-eaoh speaking Tor iisall. I'ioe
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Sy mail sc Ge2gct from the rematances enough 10
pre-pqy postage, vkic4 IS about IA eent' PER 100
eoPSs.
Tie PLAITosMs N GEaNAY, printed IN saa'
stse az ajore aad for sale at the same price, e pr
5O0eopies.
CA,fpAi0S DOOUsTSTs.--W tarejust printed on
g 5roadside Uniform s.h tie " PLATFORM" PEEl-
pEST LrsooLSs riesos Of Democratic Str0fegy, a.
presented by him IN recent tntcrricV ruth huge
NfHs, Of IVtscOnsin; GlSEEAL GPAyTs Le.ierto
Hon. T.. b. GVastbvrac; and BAyARD TAYLoR S
Poem on he " CHICAGO SUIREsDrR.' III ca one
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Hen ordered by malice dedaci f,on lie reaiitlaa-
e eaough to pay he Postage 'rhict is IA cent? per
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pUsE.
No. a.
Also, aifor1a 10Th tie cLote, VINO is REspoTeIpTr
roR TIlE wAh i--Le'ag a PORTION q ALExAaDER
H. srErH4ss' Speech, trkich re to,ctoia lie dcso-
iasioas aud horrors rlict soed a5ise T,on Secs
zion, del,Dered bciors he Secession Con,ca,ion Of
Georgia IN January, 1851. To rhie1 is a9del, WHO
CoSniIScED 1TB WAR? a CatQiogueef Wariikc and
TTcasona5le tets 'oticA 'oerc committed ororto Mr.
L,acola's ADMINISTRATION. PrieeSl per 100 copies.
30. 5.
Axe, Uniform 9TH the oflers, THE RIAL CncA-
no PLAIFoRy, As ExPOyEDED BY TIE DEMOCRATIC
ORATORS Al CHICAGO teiAg Extracts iron. tie
Speeches Of distinguished Democratic Orators
made at Chicago during tie sitting Of tle COapea-
sea al liza. pioos in Aagasf last.
No. o.
In Germdh--LINcOLN Oh McClEiLAg1 ALettey
from Doctor FRANCIS LrKBER 10 he German rioters
en- Amsrtoa. Un.torna ruth tie at0se. Price 81
per 100 copies 4 torcitle and eloquent address 10
t1s Germans Of the country, snoring NJ Tie tham
Democrats, and comparing The actsond tie position
Of Mr. lincoln nth those of Generci McCieHan.
The pieksdaess u The McCLliaa-P eadiefon,VaI.
taadi = an Platform hosnot been more cearly showa
up than ~ tt's address.
tTS 4 Cso more copies AZ McPnrRsoys PoLIT.
gcAL HISTORY Of he Uaacd States dnring N,
Great Rejeioa. reccir-1 and for sale at TnE TBrB-
U8E Office. Procsi per- copg. TIKI no,k IS
mott ps,l and coaverieat 10 PpdAe sPeqte,s o( al
paStHs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

The meeting tonight at Astoria, will DO Cd,
dressed b. NJ. GEORGE WILLIAM CUGrTs, the
Uuon nominee for Congress, in the First Dis-
,rict This is the opening of the campaign IN
that District, which, if carried at ALL will be
BY dint-of downright hard work. That which
Mr. Curtis begins tonight he will con-
tinuo TIL the day Of election, and
he will DO backed by the strongest and
best men in the District. His nomination
is received with the most hearty good will and
the liveliest enthusiasm by the voters of Queens
Suffolk and Richmond. Mr.. Curtis's election
will be honorable to them and creditabe to the
State. and his personal popularity is so great
ilai he viii poll very largo vote. There Is a
large Democratic majority 10 overcome, but II
his friends do their duty By scattering pam
pale.s ard eectoncering sheets broadcast among
tho people, and holding meetings in every town
AID village every night for the next I'VE
weeks. no may be elected. The district has
never had 90 strong o man 10 work FOR before,
nor one who could work so well for himself.
But tho efforts Of otlcis mus; not be relaxed on
that account. Ills opponent Is Coppcrhead OF
the plrest quality. Make tie people understand
that the isrueis Union aud speedy and honorable
peace, or Disunion, OF patchcd-up compromise
and succc ssiye wars for years 70 come. Given
over ~ ihey have beer TO the Democratic party
for years, they are yet thrifty, intelligent pco-
pie who can be made TO understand tlst Their
own prosperity depends upon the war being
brought 10 speedy and honorable end, ard
that .lat VII never be done under Democratic
administration Convince them that then true
interests will be served by tho election OF hF.
Curtis. and they viii give their votes 70 uan
whose personal character Los already won ron
them their regard and expect.