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, 1864-10-31

hi7d-thar to tr7st 7oar care to aask1.ltal haa4s.

naa.han s1tsq to sst 755s ss.e to naa&'
Tnsrs ts.,:m7ui,l, NJ aos sa,,.-.or d, th,y
.seo-r for.,1. .,n,try- -. :. w.-s ~
rss.,ss TO ai,ve. o. vere = .ho.: uns .,noe: Dr.
Jordan OF Cincinnati, the aditoz Of The Indianapolis
saasst.e." I'D. Dr. Leonard I'D asnsias. ., NV
T,s.s msn 40 all Docsurs-.ons OF shsm p1aono,or
sors Of Medical Il sae Uaitsd sa:e. .sa 4
,.,n ~ Isn.s' snd have hid ocea-sion . recon.
WILL AN.,,,- D3- 49,. ~ ,hsu h III, J.,aa .,1
menu .sn ps,1e M. shay a1ys tnsr tsssmoa.ais.
s-n nv Tead .hie editorial from the Lafayette
1nd-1 Courier, Ok AuEust - teoss eAS "@'' ~
srte.e u acquainted with Dr.. James. and naa IOWA
h1n, for number OF years; therros7-
vh.t ha ,ays. may BE- relied on.
Hr,a tets.
am. JaM1s-Wa would direct he'.ttantton Of DEF
reade1s 10 tho Advertisement Of Dr James tooaa -
.no.htz eo1nmn Of our paper; aave nhern hss .1 ~
1oG1 = re- .o1 ronTraons enittyssed Sesls-
mnn-s msn Of ofnabieu14hed reputation and chAt4o.
ssx. Al phyetciaa 10 Itsnds Without E1TQ In sa9
sleA:na Il special dt1 aaes .2a asu. tu5 4, s,1tS
~ 1his ntnneh ~ Hnnse mnss ansctsitstt
D.. Jnmfan a reguiarIY educated pn1s1ctAn, H6
does nos pre- eod TO coz from {cFe,xa county e
snd9 y 3on @ 70 .olc sAada of LIZ wno "a
rest eurcateu nan and nhssiFisn hs nufs torth hIa
clAtus TO pubic fsv~ :. Hs{,ro tbe rebellion, Dr.
james WAs Enown ~ HVe. The South ~ tho most sue.
- - srS - heiers Ui4on LIZ. n1x
81 the most eminent and pnysicisns IL he coan-
uy.
sons ~ nfssen vrs-s osiea5s. &c Wnese ~
TrVnficn fo tht Enl9u wneu he ealaoN.seH htr1seif
II Chicago, Htelo be now resides
eas. ~ kn.ee y- yqa, ~, 1nrera W tn1 Sor'ne
the vary hesd ci Ii IA ueyptad 70 this cHse Of az
e46es knd hazard the assertion That nt2 practice
A!al1st I5u ~ osass p4s ~ 1-rn.neat ts1rIn
, 1864-10-31

Editors Chldsgo Tribune:
Yesterday was gay day for Cumberland
county. General Oglesby, Judge scates and
others were advertised to address the cttf-
zens Of this and adjolnins counties at Prairie
City, Zone Of the worst secesh. holes In upper
Egypt. and although the weather Was un-
favorable in the morning, 1t did not deter
the UIfon men from turning ont to hear the
nextGove11or speak. At II o'clock the de-
legations comm menced coming into toNn-on
horseback, in wagons and on foot. The
Artillery, from Mattoon, was down.here, and
walked up the natives with Major General's
ea'ute. There wAs also large delegation Of
yonpg ladies in Uniform on horseback from
Coles county, headed by the band OF the
Gath Veteran Volunteers. The rains com.
menced falling Just as the delegations arrived
at the Grove where the speaking was to be
held. About one o'clock Judge Iscatea was
introduced to the audience By Rev. ). J.
Remedy, Of Moultrie county. The Judge
made short but telling speech, when be st
Gown, aud Mr. Kennedy Introduced our next
Governor, who held the audience SPELL
bound for rear two honrs, although the rain
ssill continued to fall. Dick made lots Of
votes In tbis: county yesterday. The Copps.
are about played out here. They acknow.
ltdge that their cause Is hopeless.
, 1864-10-31
READ! READ! READ!
Startling Utterances of
Treason.
VslIandigham's Speech at
Monmouth, lit.
he EXPLAINS 1HE "BASIa OF
TIE FEDERAL STATES"
ue Proelaims The Democratic Party Opposed
to ore GsFerbmenr from the a.
lAntic to The Pacific,
correspondence Of the Chicago Tr16un,

| Correspondence Of the Chicago TribuneJ
MONMOUTH, H., Oct. 81, 1871.
| C, L. Vallandigham in his speech at Mon
| mouth, to-day, made substantially the fol-
lowing statement: The Democratic party
are In favor Of a reconstruction Of the Union
on the basis of the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions Of 17o5. Estate Governmental
We dre cppossd to Capitalization Of poiner in one
9osr7*,n tz9e7dirg from the AAdntie to the
Hcfc, which would be one Of the worst des-
potibms on earth. We are In favor Of q re-
construction Of the Union on the principles
Of State Sovereignty, [thc same as the Mont
gomezy Rebel constitutional And HENCE
We STRUCK OUT or TEE CHICAGO PLATFORM
THE IDEA OF A RESTORATION OF THE UNION
ON TIE BASIS OF TIE FEDERAL UNION OF
TIE STATES, and inserted In lien thereof.
supon the basis Of the Federal St.tes,'n :.
This Is substantially his statement, and
very nearly his exact language, as can be
proven BY large number Of intelligent wit
ncsses Of both parties. and the statement
will not probably be denied. took care to
compare my understanding Of the statement
with that Of a number OF others Of both
parties, ut the time, and found that we all
understood him alike.
Here then is the authoritative statement of
C,,aaaa y, % n,s.sa " .ue @ e4u 41 tes9,ulion OF Inc
~ ' 1,a.N.H aDo nsu t5'eSt ot the
sons y! .'o..J, ,I. 10 " ~" fsaa When
na1e' anu WY !. "as naue. Aou II SELVES
ne 4ues'!on y. 'elae1's oe."eea tae omon
"no eoPpefaeau press as 10 WHICH is tne
aulnentlc version u Leaf precious aocu-
ment- IL aiso es.aoisaes 1ae iact 1hat that
flauofm Is ioenucai N ptincipie WIN tne
doc'iihe OF ota,es hlzhu, as held and
pfactleeo oy tae oaa.es no" IN teoe4hon as
promulgated oy .nc Naagafa conc1ave, clay,
HOlcoMDe, anu GanEefeY anu as 6elQ and
, 1864-10-31
FROM HAMILTON COUNTY.
Gen, Logan at mcLcausbor0-Copp
head 0uIFuEes.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
McLRAAsBono, Hamilton Co.. Ill, |
Friday. Oct, - 1864.

rsnects, D,.n.ter tn the ch,eapo Tr;hune7
McLxASspono, Hamilton Co., 1ll,I
Friday. 0c:. =, 1861
To-day at 6n early hour, the citizeEs Of
Hsr,11tnn and adioIn1nr conntjes hcpan tn
t1.ano. t1,a .+-o.ts of K7,r aa,ahor, "a h,,
lntoes lus Euse.e y. -asu71o4s, 4e1sau ouu ~
noon lol LEES tnan 1ouf tnousano people nao
reached town. About IL & m., Nal. Gen.
John A. Logan, accompanied By Gen. ]. n.
Ha,n,e and II. q. Marshal q. L. Phillips. was
1ne3 3 ~ hv a ,arpe nrocessIon Of cftizens headed
nel ~ !" "se p.oeess'on " elli1eus' nSAeeo
by mcst magnificent silver band from Ev-
ansyille, Ind, some distance from town, and
eecnrtpn tn the hotel amid thousands of most
an+h1,s,oa,,c friends and adn,;rera Nerer
r nHa 49, ..S.. .aL 49,. ~ e..L ~. "z.,s-"-
oe'ofe oas lnis 'o"a seen eucn an auuence,
Banners, flags, and notices OF every kind
were seen scattered through the audience.
AT O'Clock, Gen. Logan commenced
,,,ooo,, ~ ,.e+ a,uneea and .,ouar Ba}n.o
spe , y. saessa ss. 49, =. ~ 49, -.e e1 ,,aa,r 49,.
ne nao ptoeeeoeo !al, NC =" 10 tuoety -nset
rupted By brace OF Coppefneade, VINO had
perched themselves in the window Of the
,,ec,a1 nnrnose The General retorIed Where,
peenAt ~ HoS~ss ..sr'.s 1-s.-,-
upon tne eoPpedneAo pail tnos' ln!amous4y
insu1ted him They were then told BY Gen.
Logan that he would allow no man to insult
him. and If such thing were ATTEMPTED. he
ron15 h1ou +h.,r Internal hraIna onf, Th1s
"uu.1 ~" 80: 80. ,.s-es,1s 4,,'
enec,uail5 cEeehea t!.lG tulens5 l1npe1t1uencS 1A
tns close VI tGe mGeens. II ~ o,,a,,+ .1on
W. ~ ILL., y h;a tnule Ssae ~ anh
to"atos ~ ~ uRa Gar,na W ne ~ Prraton. ~ Gu and 10
Pol1t@ ine ~ ar & .us paidssrs tM NV
s, fos thn oa ~ fhe nion aSa
gg 'oa .ne tna;tn-. " .nS E, nv ta'1
1,sa " Hu hn1a 80 rad ~ ~ 9ha 6s
1;ah MtlS np ~ t4asaon Hn11ssds ~ - rnen ana
t!on "etn =. ~ S1csSon1t nt ,f1a 1nS - ~ t.a ~
Wome4 elay ad mep1 ahr a1,S Snaoten, eeaa 1rh The
naeet Get .s 1eao.e l.fant3g m9a oa-na1,anS su
enect we petaetuy Ely oser efth nuctnIs. e,,.a
AZ n'gnt lae sLseets VI Lne eo"n msss ua.eu nass,
Win more peoPie tnah Ne1e ever ., Us!ple Sell
IN me night 11mc N !nis 1oWa. ,s1t.o mnue vas1
PROCESSION, cal1ylng so5cA'ng1ts, tlanspasea, IL
music, was marching through the streets,
it was aesai1ed by d set Of coward
, 1864-10-31

1t has becn widely reported that tncre ia
to be another draft immediately after the
election. This story is false. It was invent
ed, Of course, for electtoneering purposes by
cipal business to let the people know great
deal about the horrors OF war and the beao-
ties Of peace This party has spread the f1c-
tion industrlorsly, in the hope to friehten a
man here and thtre, and thus to influence 4
vote against NJ. Lincoln, who is understood
to be the father OF all the dratta-though,
who first urged the enlorcem ent OF the draft
was General McC C!ellsn.-N T. Herald, OCT.
23h,
, 1864-10-31
Creat Union Meeting Mt Niles, blichs
NILES. Mich, Oct, 18th, 1864.

Creat Union Meeting Mt Niles, mlchs
NILES, Mich, Oct. 18th, 1864.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
A monster Union Meeting hes been held
here to. day. Not less than 1000 persons
eraced the occasion. Eloquent and enthnsi-
attic speeches were made by Hon; George G.
Bates, Of your city; Hon. Marsh Giddlngs,
Of Kalamszoo L. 4. johnson, Of Canfornlas
md other able speakers.
The camp fires burn brightly In West,
ern Michigan, and tremendous majority VIII
be gwen for Lincoln and 3D. 9onnson,, ,,ner on
1ien1 Fer Hsn uausliy copps1hea5, is to 6e redeemed
dSne and The 4ss nsf ase anSR Ss seys tsess
S Sc stee og ;1' ing ;ncprase to decided majority.
Nightly s meetipgs are being held II ali parts
Of he county. The Hon: r. Bacon, Capt It
F. n Pllnpton, H johnson, <, E5q., s. ana Geo; aaa
other elcquent speakers, are at work in ear.
rest. ard the usult is not In doubt. Put
Michigan down tor 2, 600 for the Union
, 1864-10-31
e Contrasts are sometimes exceedingly

e Contrasts are eometimes exceedingly
striking. We heard one made, day or two
'sgo, that seemed to us to possess the douhle
merit of truth and originality. Said veter.
En-, lifelong Democrat Of the Jeffersonlan
and jackson school, In commenting on the
mutations Of men and parties, hearing q
long drawn sigh as he spoke: stAlas! the
Democratic party, with its present avowals
ard its present leaders, no more resembles
the Democratic party OF twenty years ago
thap the taste Of cucumber resembles the
eourd of Kent bue1e." The contrast is
odd, we admit, but not mora odd than t1ne
, 1864-10-31
HENRY WINrRR uAVrz

! n -
The Hon. Henry Winter D4y,s, OF Mny
land, has been defeated for denomination x
Ccrgrese, In the Third District of that State
We cannot 3oan in any congratulations owe,
this event. Mr. Davis is the roost consnm
mate orator who has sat In the House of Re
presentatives for many years, ind his pas
| eionate eloque1ce VIII be missed By ali lover
Of perfect diction combined with rapidit1
of thought, logical power, ea.uestnees OF ex
preston, and absolute freedom from affecta.
ton. Whether the debate be under the five
miI ute OF the hour rule, Mr. Davis is equalls
at hcme with the subject which he attcmpte
TO handle. Speaking without Preparations
his words are always the best adapted to his
idea, and uttered with almost lightning rap.
dity and force. But the chisf excellence 81
lis oratory consists in the overpowe1iug
earnestness Of his delivery. Every hair on
his candy head and every fibre in his conf
pact body SPEAKS forth the <houghts that
move his soul. Probably no other member
of the House could have drawn the applause
Of Harris, OF Mar3 land, in a speech for the
tx1ulsIon Of Long, as Mr.. Davis did at the
last etseion.
We think that MI. Davis erred in publish.
ing his MANIFESTO one We regret that his er.
ror thoulo nave oeen mes Win LIS 1orn Of
Ieproot, 1or Maf5 lana mas NOT more loyal
heart than that which beats In the bosom OF
Henry Winter Davis. and more eloquent
toreue she never had. We trust that ere
long he may be returned to the councils Of
the nation, Of which he has been so true de-
f,,5ar and ca cons picn,us m ornament.
'e"3sA ~~11 - o~ea
prwnFprnE,S ryt0v1zM.
- = s,t.e-
Geo. L. fena!eton LAS "lltten aetter
which shows how easy it Is for the most dis
,a-a1 w. III. sent,no ect,1,v ahont t,a na.on
Ioeai ~ sa.A = "1e"s .0e on.on' WI
Even JeN Davis Claimed 10 Jaques and Gil
4nrra that he 1,nd 1ahored twelve ycsrs IN
- ,:..o,x,,,,, ~ ~ IT..
aSerL LIE oiseo'u11ou W Lie oAion4 oaL tne
madness of the Northern people prevented
:. wau1,,ocr Z. a ooaati,r e,nn1, .e -.
II. ~" 4no"e, 40 4.e's'ou o4mpis VI Ma@
u.nrld will mt stroieht Jacket IN Il tha
Nerthorn neon,e,, mr. on Jeff n,r,a o,a IT,
fa11ow trn,tors so # remains n h. aaan
1.ho,har that article nsssca w;th ca n
I,ond1eton for J1r,onjsm ia 4ha cenr;na -
tha snrr3ons u,ionism Pendlaten,s mn,oa
lew cons,sts IN a he1iaf That .fhe Tn;,a shaa,s
,,a ,rsss,.ed ~ Nv +ha Norths-n nann1s .vu,u n.as
t".t,.~ ~ sixas s.fhs ~ faa. - e ~ n p.os'
~ .1s-,sss,Ss.. 49, s,'," oea' LAWS
auo asAno no"4euss ~ u''tus ilsu' VI tne
eiu'eaolaes W iaie tao .oI.nS' anu 10
eono - D@1 81 o0s ~ '1Ae o14o" IT. tue't
, 1864-10-31

dunn hogs suitable fox Prime Mess Pork, smoaF on.
Ct packers. leve:sl Of vhom have pu;csssed yexJ
freely. while oshs1a hsre dong t,ls Or nnsh,ae hay.
h& she impression tnAs Wheu Tho e1citsment ccn.e.
quent upon the approaching electtont ah.u baye
aobtided, thss lover price, snl prcyaii
There ate In the yards tats mnrninv nve, IL rso
beg. taelaoi1E sne daily zec.spss. There wars eev
est! Ft opefa'oss IN the market. wnose purchases
neeny. fhete VIA, hoS evas, cullae1a an dsxres.
son which hsd not preT1ou,ly e1istod, Prices were
tvidsatly #sa1aE, hnd haa . doxnxA-a tendency.
The sntefea 1ales Indicate l4rea emoups at bu1i-
lta15e upon yesterdays quotations. pslcts ranged
rom &s7b@0.5. bus tho bulk Of gales wsra made 1t
a9tc@12s per 1T lbs. There were In thu ya,ds this
evening 1bout tEe0 hoKs unaold
, 1864-10-31

EtiFor o. Chicago Tf1bune: -
We have just had one Of the largest mass
MT etings ever held in VanBuren County II
wNs very rainy, but not enough to stop
our speech or wet uB to the skin; bol
pt ople were there laurence, eight miles
west OF this place) to listed to Mr, Il. B. Cta-
pc, candidate for our next Governor. There
W're $40 wagons in the procession, besides
csvslcade consisttng OF about 200 equesttians,
Ills quarter. NJ G. A.
, 1864-10-31

We want dtci>sue victory In November.
We must not be content with merely whip
ping the enemy, but we must rout him,
horse, foot and dragoon. We must make
the Dejority go decisive that there can be no
cavil at 1t. And the way to accomplish this
is, let every 1bodY take hold and help.
, 1864-10-31

Especial Diepateh to the Chic.so Tribune.1

lSpcL1al OlEpAtCu ~ Lug NAL1Su 41lQ4ue.I
CAIRO, Friday, Oct. g;
". R. Patrick, paymaster q. 8. A., lur-
nishea me with the following concerning the
firing upon the steamer Belle OF st. Louis:
The steamer Belle Of St. Louis, Waa attack
last night By the rebels under Bill Forrest,
while lying at Randolph, taking In freight.
Majors Bee'er and Smith. paymasters U. s.
A., were killed, Mr.. MCGOWAN and the sec
OF d engineer, Thos. Bruce, and one negro
deckhand were badly wounded. The second
clerk, Geo. Athe1ton, and Is dcckhauds cap
tured. Major Beeler3 killed one Orderly Ser
eeant and wounded one private On the boat.
Great praise is due to Capt: zeig1er' ,s ~. III;
Mcbride, John Doris, and Geo. Beebe, en-.
ginee1e. All coincide that Major Beeler saved
the boat. ,....,,
. A large number Of ofactrs, soldfera and
citizens were on board. No others were
hurt except those FAMED. One guerilla WAS
captured before the boat RhoTed of.
, 1864-10-31

! Unicn cause In the modes we have pointed
out. But cs1not tie politically blind sec In
euch evtnts that tie band OF God Is laid
upcn slavery, filing Its veins With leptosy
that ts upto deaths To tse ame Po 1er We
lock md trust tra. its offspring, the 1eSel-
lien. 1ray Gle with It.
, 1864-10-31

Iucrease In four years 1856 353.91
The canal debt on the 1st Of October, 1885, was
ST, 10, ,331.4 On the irst Of October, 1858, 1t
was ga s78, 470.a5. Reduction in, toar years,
So, ses, ,s51.a3.
tNEw YpRK STocK MARKET.-The folio wing are
ed By F. q. 6a:oGstA4l T. Co, Cumnleslon Stock
and Bond Brokers, No. u Clark street. Chicago:
, 1864-10-31
Large Shipment Of Provisions for Liv.
pool.

lffum tue 'a11"duKee Sentlntl, Uct. y.
It will be seen By our marine record to day, that
rom this port for Liverpool direct yesterday. with
cargo OF provisions, consisting Of 800 tierces
beef, 400 barrels OF ta|low, and t;998 hides. The
shipped by Edward Reddfs, Esq, one of the most
extensive beef and pork packers Of our city, and
Is the arft entire cargo Of proVieions shipped from
anY lake mort direct In Eurnne.
, 1864-10-31
Our Prisoners At Andersonvflle.
DuQuoIa, ILL.,. Oct. q. .863.

Our Prisoners At AndersonTtlle.
DuouoIa ILL., Oct 37 .S63
rs,t.~. re,,..1 .,.,,,n..
1elpeie en4caA" A'!oon''
am an escaped prisoner Of Tar from An
derconvs11a ~ ona &1sb IN fpfor,, the
ue'e'a'N.s, VI" ~Au ".0" ~ AAtoA" W.
Iarents Of the members Of my company Of
fhe ceaths that have cccnrrea IN ,r,son and
-. 49, - 49,. - ..s.,'
oi 1ooee lnat are Aslpg> tnrougn your COL
umH6, There are eeyeral whose first names
: .,x,,~t +h,.t- - -. ,,,s1I ,,,,t AZ th,a.
e0onoI enAaA VI ~ : WILL 1uss wv @uoee
lanes. flrft, L Will Give You the names OF
the 1ivirr nf CoYnnanv 7, 16th n, cava1rr.
=. -, A0@- A"' ~@'"1'
1eo' no.o, o. Eo4a@nns, Unto.
GGeo' hhn.pml.iack, q nanSne, ~:
Geo' Hsseipls, oi Goi1mnns, oalo.
S. 4eo. TncAs, g. Utoanna, III.
1nhn a!hf,s aagn, VI o9 S,Snss. Sia;s..,1 AZ, \,
yon yoh1, MaF,s As4S5s o' ~ Sl9seY, III:
| I3,,a-a ~ LII, VI - 1870, ~;
~ Nssah ~ = Waesa1asa H.Ianna, ~ H.
FrrL M.rat W " nankskse' nsak1.s' ~ ~
| q 4 t13r:ms ~ ntt.,xs nh;,
Chan53tT Fostesr resise"cs, ~ % g,,vr
Hpbet Harners nf Marinn II II AA~A'
Najen (,oahn9n- 81 Wsrna - nj
| W.Pa3rn- Of Dany,jie hi wv 1"'
| ChaylfS Rvmefrnnc Freennrt Tcd
, 1864-10-31
p FAD AND REFLECT,

II he's been from tins lmmamofl41 tho ohdSs3 81
phI1anthropl1sS to IND soue remedy for the Ina q
hfp, and scientific skin has for ages explored aTRH
Avcune In orts1 to discover the hidden secret ha4
been, 1sVsya1, reserved for modern sciences to ha6
oefore tho world the ekzsAs destroyer at ttssesR,
md in
, 1864-10-31
THE EFFECT OF The REBELS
ARmlNG SLAVES.

There can no longer be any uoubt that the
rebels have agreed upon change Of policy
which may have an important bearing upon
the war, and which must certainly end in
aboliehiEg slavery throughout the rebel do.
main whether they succeed or fall In securing
the dissolution of the Union. At the North
q political movement to be effective must be-
gin with the people and bow the rulers to Its
win. But at the South, on the contrary, any
important change of policy would begin with
the leaders and 20 down Accordingly We
see that first the immediate organs Of JEFF.
Davfa at Richmond. then at Charleston and
Mobile, called for the freeing and arming Of
ali the able-bodied slaves. This was but
few weeks since; and new on the heels Of
Jeff. Dayfss visit to Georgia, we find that
somewhere IN his wake he has brought to- :
cether the Governors OF Virginia, North Car
oliua. South Carolina Georgia and Mfsels,
eippi. and that they have agreed that
~K u nsoeesasy that ere,v mok person ef fsuisa1h
age ond seihou TtgarI to oo'or, sha4 at once bepat
~ .,H .4ss sea ass.a.ah" +,,+ ~, oroaa ara
go s se.,N.as .. 80 ~ ~ 49, 49, 49, -ahs,
,s o t.s.- T,rs,~,, ~ ~ o.,ao-s 1n ~
1a:as -a.-.,,.,,es . a,s.,se,a,s .saaoa,ra +ba
osn1,,. o.sa ~ +h,s ,a,inr :, ras pannsdad hat
.' .uop e,asas ~ @ d..,," p - - .aa =. s;ran 49,
,s-a,ntsa ~ s of..saanm 1900 - 49, rsare,t arh.,nc
a,mtd Th,s CHANGE of no,,cv ie imnortsnt,
,,a.h ~ ,o.,a.t. az,.sa,-s. a. % ra.nects
49, .s,s.,s
- 80. ~ zo,,, .,,,+ a.. r,,,-o.s -,
- sa.,,.4. s.s snh;s..,an NV ~ ss.h,1 ~
taen us1 ~ sa.s.taa ,ato - r. v ..,,;ta.- w.
a"..sses aU.u. 10 ' - tta,. ut;ta mastsrs shant
.''1se .-a.e4,aa 90 n s ~ tho-, rvon1d ha ,v,1
IT, s.,;i,,n - 4,oh+ On the other hand
sxar.,;.n noH.o-,n,,on aroonu 4hem ~,
1ass 49, -eonr af +he ~ ;rtc onr lines az tha
os~+.,,, ssrurenca ~ freeeorn tn Their rsca
.h,oh ~or,d -esr1t trom ftbe snnnrass,or
- 49,. -, nj. -,o,1d he mora stt-o.
IT, - 41a1, +hsn tbe donbtfn, nrosns.t
NV w ~ ~ +he,ns.1ges n0,r ba1S
~ "see" 49,. ~ .1s1a~ho1a,,a ,nootars
out +,er - ~ -ron,,saa ,,,a,
1n'o WV eo.'-se 80, a,sata.,1., -,.s,,a % ~
nououes ~ ss .tns ..a a..1s., wa,..t.ss
tne te"s. s,..a-t D.4 s e.ss. honnts +han th.t -,
~ s1 "tNS e"aa ~ than NOV on,erts,n
~" "e 1890 ;aea .ho+ tho rreedom which
~ 1n na.,.s .,~a.o,sss +baro Ahrahom 1sncoln
.,-ss. a,,,eo ts.n, and tbat the Tn1on
na' ~ Ss.s.,ss ,ts freeaom n serv.
~ N s.a hn,ta- hnna NJ nil,
VI ""A, ill.,. 40 ,..s ~ hroaasr oG.,
100 .,- ~ 4hs h1.,y
'tes.o ' ~ 49,
so'ole1' oot 10 u.e tas, aas 49, w s.,,a 49,
1o' LUG slstee eeit.see .uan ~ ~ ~
zen DAVIS ooes tne Jung ~ nMsse- eon
ecnp'1og tne s'ases a"u eN1ts 'nsm ows
lFeecom 10 ngnt aos tne e.asety u lnsls ic'a'
u' es and their race, ne WI! Only eet q army
" oeetHe1r. "ostnaess W III" auo tAuaole
10 us' ano o1Se ao.o ou1 Anee VI A.ms VI
, 1864-10-31

The total receipts Of Hogs 1t the various Jards In
this city during the week ending to-day, according to
the daily retu1nE pcsteu Change amount to
head This is 63: head ore than were zeceYed last
week. and toe47 head 1e's than the receipts Of the
corresponding week last year.
The daily receipts as the various yards compare as
follows:
, 1864-10-31

The market here opened at 2i6, and closed at
a17h. Theadvance In New York at u m. was not
known here until about the same time that dis
patches arrived announcing another decline !:
therefore the advance In New York was lost to
this market. Silver IL steady at 20502o8. Coy
c1nment 5.a0s are selling, coupons of, at 1890
to21. County scr1p is firm at 81. Business gen
orally Is live'y among the brokers.
Seven Of the Philadelphia banks have already
given notice Of the receipt Of certificates from the
Comptroller Of the Currency authorizing them re-
M der the national law. They are the Farmers'
ard Mechanics Bank. the Philadelphia Bank, the
Northern Liberties Bank, the Corn Exchange
BsnE, the Remington Bank. the City Bank, and
the Penn Township BANK.
NEW YonK CANALs.-The receipts from tolls On
the New York State canals for the four years end
Ing 1893 were as follows:
Receipts Of tolls to Sept 30, sn5gtoa
1S6l...-.. a35S, 89.98
, 1864-10-31

tepeead Dlspssen 70 tbs Chicago Tribunal
DETxo1F, Saturday. Oct q.
UP-standAtt. Conque.t, Ausoa,at.
DeWs-Geraldiac, Clayton. Portland, Sea Rild
Atheaiau, E1oress, Goblo, Cpchrane.
MNp-WAt.
, 1864-10-31
CHICAGO DAILY 11ARKEr.

al sa7es Of Grain reported In Ab naaykss report
ars on q baAk qf &c storage PER bttsaei, unless
oaaerUue stated. Flour Il so|d >dt!suerefs ua!ess
-str strrnnA1 EnxMa. gct :s. 1854.
vel, aetise. fhe ensaRsmen's to.asy were: 10 Duv:
raLo-sehF Esllese with what. At 1ac: scar Amelia.
Laks 1sp i;.M FHz1aHrs-There is no chapgs
"a rates. Ts quote ..,..
feaF f1eaF e e 9F Fl ass "a
Flour 70 Portland, ~ sa5nia I49....
sSa1 Ralaoap + a s i; s6inse 4 rates.
W. q3'se' Fourth Class. Flour.
Toner YORK. I'll 11fs' saa Lake jS:;i;s rs
70 B:'son' :: II IT, saa I.is $
E Rs!|nass!Lsi 4 i! ds1
fLS1iz .keeet.sa = d:y i;ssi e.i;; sa,ppea :
s b.!s s: FsePses S5:s
saoos :asi - naee I'd II ss
81; 81 ;5Rs m R6R 81, Tss
H5eraoliea i ss.t3K srEISn ExTRAs e bFls *IIod:
sss s5: a3e a!!:
Eo,d, i =; y. 1,aa s5s .Elsnes'" At s'1o. BE
.o1. 90 10 arrive Il aao0 on mack; "a TONS ID It
WI II to-day. - IA bu; .hippea.
4gt95 hu. Marker active AID advanced 59Ac y bu.
-clcs ne qules. Sales t9- ~ Eero: Wi5T5K WHxAT A
- ts = Ss = $s
sis; s
ais: ,ooo bu do At yi5xi 4l,M9 bu do at I'm
2so! By g e H. s !, p d9 = Fl d Sse :.
ii $lfs; ico bu do at t6stht rna1kst clqSng qulet
~ al tosT |. d al BIT 6n shipped $500
nn: M.1sst asp s:les to,aaY WsFs: Sa EoEx Fly y
ai !; %: 4os bu do i: ii 9X; 4voba do u SIS; -
bu Su % % q Il ss3 10 ba do Il si2s E4a coRx.1s
e - 5f b. T. so S Corr 4 sisix Il ths
elcte the market was nrn. With very little Offering.
IOATs-Recetyeu to day, s:.14i hu: shipped. l:6,-
$50 bu. MARI etacnve ana H1lc higher. Sales today
4 ~ 70 By n No e 1sts n a 6 s1s s.
DO 81 @c: CO So Rejecsed oats il ssc 5s1o So do
ii 6Jhc. OArs ATLo4T-6,Mo bu No Oats at 66Hc
aeat; quo bu do At &c h1oaf At the clcse the Ear
sesy se sa s1psa i1,s
3:oo ha No. aye ii sl.l2.
BARLEY-Ktcelytd to dsy. 4,A0o bu. Market =
I'll ITO u No. % on DO s 5la aso %
Reflected It Ii a5 600 bu do at 3lss; 400 bn do At
ii A-mafket cloBi0z nsu. ~
ALCOiiOI- Eomir al at sS.sso325 gal.
but TEK-AarEet 91tet aad sseaay ssias 10 %
creeks Dairy 1t SIC. GREASE butter nominal as2t
~HzANs-2o hrls good Bsans At s1.7a: Is brls do al
BRuOs1 C0RN-sX tons good Broom Corn Al