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, 1864-08-20

Official letter from Secretary Nelles.
WARRINGTON, Ang I6.-The Secretary of
the Navy his addressed tie following TO- Ad.
nlral FarIagut:


mlral Farragut:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAtu1xGToS. D. c., Aug. l5, 1854.
s,n: Ynur tiapatch oi the o;h mat. sitting t1at
on bud on The morning ot that day tntestst Mo;
bile Day, passing bIlHeeu Fusts Morgan aud
GEsrts, and cnooun1er1ug AID overcoming the
rgcel Agtt, lad the satisfaction 10 receive this
dsy. Scue preliminary accounts OF yo0r opera.
lions bad previously 'easaed us through rebel
Ae.in It is my pleasure and nj duty to concrat-
r!ale 1uu and Your brave associates On IN achieve
I'D ay
rarsl triumph Of the squsdFon Under you! com
ms1d in the tprins Of l5C:, shen, pEoee. ding ap
Philip, aud, Overcoming III lobs1ructiona captured
New Or!eane aud restored uuoostsucted nlvlEa,
tion to tue Commercial esnporam OF Tue g.esr eeo-
no1 Of @ on1j fortified nna guarded b for:s *na bat
tArIce on the ehpre and ty submerged obstrnrtons,
brt she rcbele had aleo collected there fo.ntdA-
be ,e t ns r. Is nsT sse IS
TIE Government ind the Cutoa. bud deserted rs
county IN tic htur Of peril. and leTtled hss
:uns aGasust the dss which II was his dnfs to
The poss. seion ef Mobile Bay, which you have
acquired, Will close the illicit ttatic which naa
BEEN carried on BY running the blockade In that
Far, Of the Gclf znd give. po,nt and value TO the
rpccces Fou have achieved Great results in war
are te!ei,m attained w!.hou. crest risks; and Il
wae 1Lt expected that the harbor Of Mohl q would
Re secured without dieasttr. The loss of the ga!-
ls1 Ciast rs and Bis brave companions, with The
Tecumseh, ve4seI that was impenetrao!c to xhc
guns of Fort Morgan, oy = concealed torpedo. q az
= catualtT seatnet whtch no human forest mt could
cusrp, While the nation awards cheerful honors
10 the living, she Will ever hold In grateful reEaen;
bisnce the mtnory OF the gallant and aucnsed
dead who peri1led their lives tor their country,
and died n her Cause.
70 yor ara thn brave officers aud sailors Of youa
squadron ho participated N THE great aehleFe
lh1Es Of the government ard country.
Very respectfully, &C., =.
GIDEON WELLEe, Sec'y Of Navy.
Rear Admiral Dayid e. Fa1rasut, command'., &c
, 1864-08-20
dtry Admiral aud his terrible leet Of gur-
boats, raus, forts, torpetoss, tic. 49,.

boats, rans, forts, torpetos, tic. ~.
OVER VALIANT.
Admiral Buchanan tells story OF his Lieu
tenant, who, Looking into the open port Of
tbe Chfckasaw, sang ont: firc, you d-n
aAye, ase' @ sir." and nd pulling the hnHard, n;aa
sent an eleven inch she'll wllzzIng into the
open port Of tho Tennessee, killing the over
valiant Lieutenant aud several others.
TIE FHuL1PFE.
The destruction Of this vessel Was at first
soMeThat OF awJBtery, but Te afe'noW en-
ntled to lay before our rea'iers Gu authentic
account Of her Dc dtstructlon. Her captain,
which, if he had been successful, would have
immcrtalized his name and formed: bright
chapter to the annals Of tue naval history OF
our country-Was lost Id attempting to run
tie Iuantitt bali IN huur later tnau the feet.
When opposite the sort the guns opened upoa
her, and In three fathoms ~Hter she turned
back aud run out again, when she struck on
ear bar. TIE snlendie artillery firing from
Fort Morgan soon ri5dlt d her. plelcing her
boiltr and completely disabling her. Two
men were killed, another badlg, eca1ded, and
one wounded. 0no shot passed IN one door
htsuse b.ing empty at the TING But mo-
meat betoTs n1mper Of officers vera Ia
there. Officers and crew took to- baats
WITH the Htnnded, and made for tho tug
BDcktborn, under a sready nrc from Fort
Morgan. C,pt. eeeyer Hss urged to this dat
tng jeat by suggestions Oh ctieers Of higa
rank ,-art; it he lad BEEN snccses'ni IN itb &C.
con pltstmeus 1t would have afforded hin
glory Lncuri. for II lifetime As it Is he n,s
!, ct his y. ssel. She Hss boarded md a1ed
III 1Lc rebels IRON orc Z: tha:r eunoo-sJ
TIE rrc1,NsEu.
The Tscureel sott,ea n,,nnss iyu.nea,,t,,v
sf,.r t,e r1'iaston -. ~ tnrnedo rhsrr
tvtu+lce It tl.e torrctc f.cns shock or u3i:c,
but thr vessel sunk so r,uidiy that the berth
deck v.r e. On subm eryed. anti no Ac.iny
sfesttrs vho escaDrtj frofn the tsp OF tue
turret steu,ed irtrtly of tnto the Tstor.
1htv werr t,rrd nron by musEetry shots
,rou. Fort Norean while struggling In the
water,
The rilot Ind very narrow escape, Capt.
Craven ta,ir. II. Il: him ny tic l5gs- as b..
cafne ort OF 1le top u the turret i4tu t4.
wster. anu the tao asrusr1-d eoae time to
eclhtf, when the p1lJI i13a1iy cxtrlcstsa
iir,self from the cspszin ahd saved hlmteIf
Capt. C,aven wss a brave officer, and his .osa
Is sad blow to the ee.vi e.
rHr PERFORMERS, sssr1nrsrs
.11.sra.a-s :. ~ ,.staa "a .s.
Meoel prisoners. " y Etatsd, SAD they wefe
III TT'nins anu MhA.oua ~ nsat uousT sue ".
nnE, suu WIZ p - I'll. W ~ out .1sas Sa. 80 ~
t.ssa ~ ~ facii,r amnnnttF cnsynr
eenss - '" 49,, ,.o,s ,.r,,a .,o..
ofs foA tEN7aSoAA''
On the morairg OF tte 9TH, at about seven
O'CLOCK, tho Mstaeomtt came OUT under .
dag OF 1rnce, bringing between sixty and
fleet: A1rong them we're large number Of
rtbele. The Aetacomet, accom- santtd 6y
The IepDesseP, then sailed Tor Fensacela,
and arrived there OF tue SAME dlv. Oh tr-
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AERIVKD.-.--..,..-.Aug.. -.
s:z- Car St. K.slant, Teo tive.s. sxadii.s.
- y j gas tar, Il * II, It. 5o4eEhs tund.iss.
.-uf. + otFuAtr5. Till LIS, 81 nlHs 4uoa1leA-
BARK .eh.tEo. EtpoE A.d P<sh1go. at9 n tn9atsrc
L. x Rfa hile 1nl H4u-. Dasn, Dad tlky. ~ ozH
sslr =. pxtek. wsns- Grind HAsen. % m 1umear.1
s,p. z.nnsr, tsSS stone. ,hsaoya.e, u eds wood.
.clr Hy:isi4 T. Ia.l ~, Grand Haven. IL u inas"
scsr L,ttaas, Costatn, Ea'sms zno- "a 70 1umbn.
g. i: Tetut,s. H,Scs. s;rraa BuAh. 70 g Voo1.
ScAr Cynts - Gtr-cn, Winter. eoath Haven, = eds
echr q B.,oe-, EIrsY. MusF cson, 1o1 =, lumber:
Schr Mart Sap, rc: eEson. HnsE*S n. El q IN oonf
s. hi Day SpEnx. Aorrtkon. ST Joseph - Lumber.
Ser c. srio:.e. Wia.oc. centre.tlle. Is eds wood.
Sch, Fos:es:e.. .1ertsz, Aaasezoa. % Lumbar. q IA
6cov ripton. welah, st Joseph. 60 u lumber.
Scow nnRs8t n, BAlfx Soath dAytn, II eds wood.
s. ow G. assn Mary. ss Jose ph, 10 N lumber.
CLKARED .......: Auxusk -.
Sars Crme*, H1.tiano, Two Rivers, 1undries.
Stsnr st1irHukee, isc~sll, Grand HAvep Bundties.
Fl op kaEque:te. ~. =, R11Aic. 100 hu oats l,z5J
Pr ier, Dlcsten, Baa:o. seaoon .ye. t,saotrk
PROF, Eat Kennedy, Kpss,oa, 1',,oo oa wheat. ~
Brig He:fentte,r, Fesr1s, q, zen Bay.
Brig 1atsr Foes. pursln. Ofonko.
Schr EetchEE1, Fulton buffalo, II 4so b1 coTu.
Eel 9. Ksh,~ SOP. FlsnEs" bnda1r, SO bu corr
GcEE E1'ptts state, Caf4Eel1. OHwsgo no hu epEn~
sebr EsSoh- Hlllscr, ,tlrv@lsad, Vs. o Gu osts.
, 1864-08-20
@tBreIlaueDu$,
pxNpOSAi;& FOR t.nAW,

T1KAsuHx DEFAxrxx1r. Jsi5 y, iaa,
Fosleels nsseby rtyua snat subscriptions w1u Ia
rzeel7:d by the Treasurer Of the Hated states t1s
aeze1al AkHxtaut T:easu1e1a aEd deAknats ID Dssos;
taxles, and by thu Rational Bsnks daAx4sts4 md
qualified ~ pepositsriss and Financial Axeas+ncy
T1easur7 Sotes ksysnla thRse geaxs tom AusuE u
14 bearing tats1tst 1t taa rata Of aayeu ard tAs"
tenths Fer ceatper aocur. With ael annual ceuD0la
att.ched, pa1so1s IN 1swful money.
Tbeso notes viii b convertible at the option u "a
holder At maturity. into si1 per can't sc1d bskxcs
bo1ts. redeematlo sfts- ara and payable tTaE.5
years tror August Ii. 1as7.
The Notes viii be iasued In denoa,natozs Of 1sts.
one hundred, bvs -handrsd, nas thousand, and fvs
shousscd dollars, scd vii he iskued IN bisak. Ct
payable % or3tr ss may bs directed ay .hs sahsexi-
bels.
Ansunecs1puons nuet he 70: assJ dollars. q sons
Gu1ts,a Ct aity dolisrt.
Duplicate CERTIFICATES viii "a :ssued for ali 1885.
lts. Tbs party deponung mus. a1&-1sa up1. tas
original certificate the denotrInston of notes n.
7ui1ed aec zketnsr they Aro ts1ued II hask *
osg&nla 10 order. When 20 endorsed IT uxs he lssa
with tie or1cer receiving tho eepoas. to ba sarxs1
I'd u this Department..
The rofe6 nt1 be uaasra.sed tbs orsnass tsea At
sraurpcr.adon cnsrEes as soon afser to rseesf:
hs cr.gaa1 CcsuGcatss 81 Deposit 4. thsY esa %
prepared.
interest win b allowed 70 August Is On Al deposits
made prcr TO that csre. and viii be paid by tho e-
, 1864-08-20
The Dc+trc for Pence Hypothetical.
iFrum tie Richmond E1amlncr.1

AZ Li1coln wants pcaec on bis own terms,
SO We also want peucc on ours, and tha
terms mutually C1cluao and d'stroy each
other. It is rot, tht retose, the same peace
We deeirL; ard the wcrd Itself banded
about iii this way, loses oil 1neaniny, and
signiaes literally nothing at all. It has be-
ccmc hateful word, MT should be lett cx-
c'utI7s,y to the use Of buffalo orator. In a
1esE E..boring State, II any of that sort still
arivL and sniveL Lat US get gid OF the
whole vie cant, and cay at oncs We arc for
Wiz, snd nothing but Har, uatll, as Davis il
esid 10 bsye sui3, "tte last Of this genera
from falls In his tracks," aud then that We
,.,can to pass 1t to the NEXT as III Inheritance.
It ILL., i6 r nsss coarv oaxs - r ana
aud when they do, they will still o11sr it in
yAln until their armed men are withdrawn
from the sod Of thfsc Confederate States.
~oT tho fe1ou Hoy " stripes :. uuulcu DO xn
ttuul ey.rs fort within our borders. Alter
thst, it Mil be tine trough to prate about
peace. Nov, the very word is nonsense.
, 1864-08-20
lFrcm our SPECIAL Eortesponccttl
r1,rys C+S,v int .N1t3, 1e;

A ,u,,o .-os,;, -, ~, r,n,.aro.,s 5n;,,,
- M'!e s'9s!p a''ouH .ue i1ni"tV1 u9sAt'
at Yichy, inc or TWO tAfo"n on! at toE1
land for TIE sudden revival, and warnnth Of
her attachment to the Frsn Ii alliance, an in
,re,z. of irritA.jfn in IN. ponn,.r mind
eraine+ p,uss,a md anstr;, for raw curing
- Geo. .;f :, r,o..;.1 C,-,,,a n-:+tan7
'Lo h'''.nip ~ oitAo" " w "4tnuu' wv
asa1ps eHcel 1ue aus1ce Ut conseat u tae
g1ent FfeDch nation-such arc fsw Of
the top1cs Of which the discussion
s,h1 6ra,s On ,hronvh ,h,s dull, and
sa.art. SEASON re beat ha. hoan
lnsehec " iaeo' ano - oh'S e4u14ien " tuc
dust witch the fFtie2t raises bf pushing Oh
NTH IN u ea1ied acusity his nunberlcss prp.
iecte uF eE.btIlsshluenl duribg tee long 1aY.
,,vtt TIN, e,,v Of Patt, i. erecting st. this
~ 80, 49,, +t,,.. v,su ,,,,.tas
Moulen'u w 'e"ei to'u sui.s As" enu4eueo
vi immense ptopol1!ons 1of tue religious edl'
flcatic1i ol come Of the most ccns. ly popul1-
ted nstt6 Of The town: while at q fourth
>,ut ..su r,ora nos.1v. .oh.;o no ..s
to'a1, t' 49, s;.,, IT,. s4s ~" 49,.
e1ano oFe'a' u LOW 1.p'o1y ils1ne 10 me
height Of tic stage. This gigantic structure,
built upcn tne Of the moEf expansive sites
of the city, whe1e ground sells for fabulous
nr,ces int opno.fte the Rue d. Ia pfa.-je
$3.50 @i..ssaeJ - ~. ,,saa 49, ,,'.e..., ans $50
!n.unaeu , " ~ an. ~ a,paaI ha,ns auu
csht = sceI , ~ aoI aamont s+ 1,., %
Fense ca1 ulahT ti1,n. - htt g. tn,pt' pLuoay
s1e1tu nt.y os an1-, ,a ~ fn.t ~ - haa nst
AZ ct."a - s,it, ~ ~ rruGe III ~
;s iuaeus "ngeS rene,'ta o ~ = Fnr1rean and AMER.
a1ese !a .haatres tnl IN the wsT Of acoustics. ma
rnin.es mn dsco,a,;on acchG;moda,ion .veniila.
in e., IN n1,er 1h4r ~, aid Of eynerl-nca
10, ha i,et IN the cnnst ,uction Of tia rrest
ns3 - 117s ,taaer.tona "a ,hss ,lana ~ sa7arai
"oa. = ~ n.5a- ~, ,.c while ASSAM
e4satlte ,;,aS Az e.stes havr b.aaa o-acnrsa
o1s' ~ sne ~ naen ntt.so ond hors has,,
anu i.o pe'V W ~ rNt.e,Ns
:speeiHy stuueo huu aaioassu .ot .uei plnne'
mcai eSce!eise auu 4,'aa aslsna ue.IS, anI,+
lh4s' aare ~ et tale ~ da,.ed ,,-i. nv 9o. 9ay
.ends ~ ~ Ie sh1n. ~ - ;he accnmn,phsd patti
~. ~, ~ rus 1hc isosses ~ ,nnIern cir,;;.a
uus .1 uet e'a retnsns1.+ AZ +hs rarv ~ -,
.s1I M'.I,i. isM 1hcg n,ost 1,1de themsc1res ~
"aeI 10y JtaiN,ng n" rao ~ nnhic Snilain,a nil,
w. .afa. @ - ann},ar gw,..nh - JaE ,e.taa
!ue. VIA, nnst al nndat ~ tbet . s.o.ou, -,
suu A. 3a.st nt .nds Iae ~
n.ss Il IL mi tn ,1indo II ~ E:nn,aror's ~ sI
s1at,as - which ara rt,1,v . " c"r;,s;t end q
tnS. =. ~ 49, uhe ! - 49, ~ H..
ssueJ ~ r.; s,;s, 80 ,,.i1 ~ Iuhe t.1 LII
sEa ~ sssa ".tI .as -. Hvlatnk
o. "Dat 8Ie euPgoeen 70 oe ue,noctAlc II
slnouons ~ tne 1lenca peoplst tolhh
III AMERICAN uuaE4uslateA WIN france
Would stare 10 ma hoW mucn II required TO
PROVIDE tue ntaa OF aemoclatfc So7einment
| properly tn morse 1eet. Inc Emperor has
| magnificent stables II the Louvre But these
| can contain only ahont the one hundred and
| ti1ty horses necessary foE tue dally service of
I the fmDerip( democratic establishment, HIS
, 1864-08-20

tfEV0 tUb NE" 1G@A 6a4p411E A4k lsAA-J
1ha demand from :he trAia eoastnuss L.1s, bat
rr1s..Ms III. ~ .se wa:hon1 ms:s::sl cnanzs rha aes ~
sio1 Dry Sailed PsEEamboeo. 81 p. G. ress:el On
81 aI-,o!ai = l.s: Total tupor. =, Is: lnis,
3nEss. 1nclnt ing l6 80 t:om fur9K1. and A7as raa
ASre9 aud MontavIdco, s3.lul RIO Grands o ~
nocc. 7es IVES; n L, q, aea Hoairras. l.:02 ca,
Isguas r. and r. ID c. 10, 100 Mtnos. LOO sa
n.Ea aEd Eorot1. 3!91u ees1ambaco liso aasacat,o.
1bupco 40 Ee. tai Ar1srcaI, 1e3 800 tat5rnit.
:9C Attic nd ~ u nesttc:o.a, 5s'il; SAN .
tfEe sSGS Sl9 Qc: ISL. SIX, ,01C 1851, 5to,tI9t
, 1864-08-20
CHtuAG0 LUNl lBE.R MARKET.

EEIDAX EVENING, AuEu6s H. 1854.
LUMBER Received yesterday. z,ss3;d9 tear. Tho
market hns BEEN fairly sctye, aud fer good lumber
prices rule rlsn, but With he further advance.
sHIEGLES-Are IN n1Riaai supply. Pfr:a rrle
hrm nj previous 1atss,
lATiI-EESe;5e ed yts' 'cr3aY. IL ocs. Market mod.
erntely firm and unchauctt.
CArao e1LEs To.pA1,
Cargo &c! r fIater. from McnomlEee,A q Et.ip1, at
$20.t5; cargo sehr A'Eoms, fr:m Ocorto. sold by
Nhitconlb, liao n lnu :er s.rtpa, At a. -; cs..
10 schr Alowief, hon. Grad Hayea, sold bY 0.
Brewster, i5 RIO It lumber, at Slea Lsth at tI.nu
The tclt.1EfnY ara .t9 Yzsa pFfcen:
, 1864-08-20

A[csf1p Entsrt l. Sops noticu [ha Hetk's bnsl- ess
tlus The asl et TO- the Slst TeeA hes been rather
dun md rrtl, t.vt been dEsoplnG UutlpS She lore
II hAcs ara ttla 1t 1sH819ac aCn one nr Two lots fa
Tos1is brands. II &C. siree wedeesaaJ ths dsmsnd
I'd lbeir o:deIf 4: .sH9lsAc The daGaad for home
cou-nmpton hss been taIl, - svaonsteTs = q enan:
ali now ned u veTy amal', The saopy comes
Is tery ncoerSte 1ton !. *ou'ce.. The s4les Of
s:o sales ii Prime eatt!n xets easSis ?; ~ Mis;sXs
- i slim. aad lie foy Nlltc. This Gs ard to- e1.
pfr tal:o* lot the sont1nn;t T. aGse seti:s sad
ds3, lss g: 50. l&7c; 1860 IKE; isl, 3tc, 1851.
, 1864-08-20

ApKotED oS 7Hx F1A78.-The auoxr state OF TIA
IRA ne r.spltet lstte.aay morning in = au:aoer cf
il t.H Of t1g and 1t oae :1iod that thofouEhinse
xrs slne:t u ttatr q n1oclsd.. AT saca s!a1es
tt7 ,h< vsEetl The lart.E rnTILk th- rtrln2eAci
OF tie ,t,nss csn ~ I'd to suffer det.Ts wlla
lhelf PTS. axe tom one part t. Anohbr aud coma.
qu4u,lyt nspy iestA1cns It may 10 :as peril OF the
ves place Ut ton q ast ha4 ard. tails OF 1tnd
III + ioe Il ta Ok tsta RS t4c which :erda no cx-
:lGnsNn. htuvsidc7sntp ranocr Il Ynesc1 Ara ct
, 1864-08-20
Exports Of Petroleum.
Ihc following tbs On 4l!isy exported from ottsz
J,~ 3cSf S1


DstEtst In :hc oil way continues tnsct;yr Tor The
rEa low staEe OF atst, together with :he h prize
of!re'gEt, hiss In great messore put vt P TO re-
ccps by that G. ann.] Sltce our last lssue the ssal
receipts OIL. 4uou1tn! TO s5 arr!s-of this lot bnt
10 psfrtfs were for sac. t1s anze Was far one
b tn very prcnsabe. accou-s Of tho trl1clty VI
Gil TIE onls trausactt,nl tast came under oo@ no.
tce Etre the fJGo TlnK: ..
CRUDE On-ucI1e:s lr7 asknE an vance AMI re-
fuane el1 It 70 mes pslces tn only safe report
ed !se bTfR ut 33 pHcLlge3 to b. F4ufued Green
courts Amber OIL was aos1 at 4ec:
KaTI- Ed QlL-Fas tLaa i've Iir1derB 8sk one price
a.t bustIst atT another. TIC ncIulnsl rates were
btI HrsseAr delivery, <ee, 40 per quaittT.
, 1864-08-20
Eastward Movement Of Fiour nnd Gruin by
fhn Fri.

Tho fc7ltwtny viii fhlw thu shipment h7 ca3-l
from Buffalo Tor Il enul aug 6th+ AID 10 1asH
1Icm osneso, beng shinmen1. a the - sr place
70 AaF- IN to AuE 18Th ,nclust7e Nntsh, fsses
aioet On thu canals destined for udsswaset:
From. F1one. wheat. Corn. DAFT. barlty. Rye.
ossego. s.Ss5 2tsa ts,6os
rct,1...I45sB Gr;,s33 n 1s8 723,7A ~. ....
;3Sjes s:,S 1ss9A I'm 1sSSS .oS
dsIf tYom Br fkn ta n ID tna. !: TAX ooata
tee pe:ices to feaeh Ntw York from taesa Places
rp.bittlTt1Y.
, 1864-08-20

FEIpAT ErzH1Ea August IL, ISL.
EfEF CAr1LE-Recelyed to'day at sit ta. yarts
about t8 lead. ErteIed s.les, .!a head, at $soo3
6o:-ch!e1y At 345Aa3 60 DEE 100 lbs. The receipts
have consulted sln ost exclusive OF coErnon gAtsla
The ttm1l for these ausItiea Il good, but chiefly
on Cover mtLt accopit.. PsIme Qualities are ia
n!nnl rece lit with goo. demknd. We quote tia
Mksket to,ertbly 1rm ard tnGh= nxsd
BEYF cAT4 IL sALRs rn nav.
, 1864-08-20

INse E1Eter of tafutars ccn7eccd nt TIC Sefl
~ NJ EsEEStt " VI q Sisffs, - s:...
cs os;sst S;ss rt!ssS: 3: s saa n f.
scion il EsttT' = ths :,at 80 Ec:s r d:sp;i-x
b msn,hs Tast. I'd now pfcpS:sd Is s:aE s.as otaes
ss IL Rs soas
or *-.st, a4d tvu 70 :tn cca:s o. t1rn e:l=~ vat
sss. + 8 = r. :
!s $ =: :ss$sS
ttrs, efe srsr or u: laedl;ng - essia % cou:.
snS tn.s s q - on, r., ,s
n,tY I'D iii ceI 4deass- /, 6uJcrs, It wa
Ut ,Ss L tsena 'ss ss.TTe Tsa s.;
~ ssae III ,h,!ft* 50; e., 'ss!sse:s
p'rS ea account e tbs prodn' r. u was also ~:
ksx srs :ae 1.stsx @ q -, Z;
ta'nr earlosd cf cara ec hisrv1 sccenrt. naa;,
na 4 IF! oe1 n = * =. s.o,;
Z ,.tytnsJ,:rs ae1lars On :aea ca.!o ., *:sa':
f. n1s e VII s; s;si ssast1 !: s. 70
iu1,:E ske e:sc::,seo, Mr. 5 R,ch.s:s = 80 tns
=: iss:s i i 81 s -: -! :.
rs. is.pe: 2o.stu.Est ~ aaa q, ias.I.7'1l
I: ssS,a FL :: s E s
s's1se 81 s II s'.::s :. f''ls".: C
1n ca, caa ics sht Jn< .-..i
s;1s,ssS.ss ~ the eassosd, on
Ccrr, ...' .....''.''''' III
II: ret co... .cu.a s:sss 1t: "
Cop, ineaaaltt ........-.....ss
fsse;,oti Il caf osia a;i i: <: ;.sSs scae par
xoaa uas Is ;as
, 1864-08-20

Ixftm the 4. :. Sh1PHlcs LIst+ e.Th
-Tte tuoyenoy fos DON satle soetnues:
ccEs:nrtlou and Ln aprrulstioa. Tne sayacoc o
eoeist teece dr,1se the pMt K.kk Y fury 70 eoa:s
tee wbieo Il cocp4rAttVely eElected. scpar nuied
"a tnd IN d: mat1. sad teea kn.p pa9s With
cauetctr b buaiaaes hss betn ona In old in9o Is
icp4 ctite7 et &C., RI. tae pset.c1!ssa Ntre
, 1864-08-20

fsFa.3:- shA E..Y- a!ItEIh' 4.4aF- Tsth- :.
Tht Eet:s 9ense1l,v dnn, with s,me loau.rY f..
sectce riE; +:s @ .oas 81 hsxs ,,: caAu:7i haa:s St
nrg Il led at u .on nutn1ns little or ngns o~tc
ct!ed tuJ ptIc: so to4s old r&il1 eold to go 70
tiea E Gnotaslons for sots ON SORE though
the:e II tic d-baId, IL th It rate~ 10 r tail
Rpflth shert sels In small at l01lc, Az t:us-
sta at a2435t numpsrs. ca3a. 40l bdls EnEsh
douhce sold en- private Isr1us
, 1864-08-20

hJpccrifn var ticket at Chicago il uaay be
assumed TINT their places IN the Cabinet, IN
Gaze Of the election of the Democratic nom.-
nee arc tG1raiced for and the price pala.
Woods lotto is 'pay ne my price o. III
-
, 1864-08-20

~" Our Northern Copperheaas are, as
party, as good and loyal subjects OF JET.
Davis as are Lee and Beauregard.' Vallsndtg-
linn, Wood, Singleton, Long and Harris arc
In constant communication with leading
rebels, and tomentlng cousplracies at tie
North, Designed to telp the rebels destroy
thu uti0n- McCicl1 ne admirers got up the
New York riots last yesr to eio Lee in his
;rva5ion Of ieaas5 lyauia. The Coppcrhe;d
, 1864-08-20
!" New York &nlt MARKET.

IF3ua1 TIC N ,e1I2pIua 141st, 17sul
'5ts s5rsss aus e but fns oes Ct s
md re naTa OILY on;tlce sailed u 40 tScks Ground
At about $3.50; ltfp .sc5s Jftfseys q Datte.s u1e,
g-ther sa5 tacAs, s5i.. mos West IndIs ts scarce
snt nm: AZ lav2,ee of soss cnrasas so;d = sTas.
3,rst tus+, say bushels, on priyae teyls,
sn1 cargo OF Geo bn coare GO, about u o. N.Y..
, 1864-08-20

~ The Democratic" party clamor for
peace. For the first months OF the rebellion.
theJ controlled both the rebellion and the
government Why did they not make peace
then: They elamor for Compromise. Why
did they not compromise thens They had
the President Of the United states-Buchan-
sn-and OF the confedcraey-Davis. They
had q msjoritJ in cur Senate, and a unani-
nous vote in. the rebel Senate. They ha.
msjority in our House, and the whole of the
rebel Rouse Why did they not make pe.ces
Will some " Union Pc cc" Democrat aus @crp
, 1864-08-20

=" TIC Colupbus Crisis denounces "Sun-
seL'' Cox fer letter fayurips the nomina'
titu CT Mcclellan Ut Chicago.
, 1864-08-20

not pe:-t.eA 10 -Ar.olse. Ta1 eu1rcat pr.eos 70.
fSissp @ e r1;a ne a.sa.s " a2t eox.r sreseat
tsT,f rates ne aeeoFd1rgiJ bold much aooye the
ptete. View Of purchaser hskacs include 3e>s"e
$!G, f~r die md coarse; 2s Lg1 q. aap, . aid ey
~ pulled A. 10 oslss s=mcs 1t s3cx&s
FROM secspd 1tnes. u 75e; 2;deo Ne1cau 81 d.
CslIr.rta End IS DO ELte Eos, On terms sc eli not
, 1864-08-20

[Ff6m sua NM 7 osR 90ufd dAi o. C3mf1Ne..J
Foreign exchange ope1ed ztthout material yarla.
Ecu: e:er1i1g IL bought lor gold a. IDS aISx: Isl
"a RI ncF the bankers nsSrd 2t7:8 and most OF The
at7dy sussa1nea ntse e!a.e Ne quot: Bills Il 81
c1Js on Lone en-, 1'sk97s5 frr COM ereisi: assaH.
day.. 2tsaS21aN: 90 A. ta>,t slsnt.3 Ya2 01.9;
Attrefp. 2tsA xieH EE4.. 29s4tt2na; IA .bA.z,
t,ft men. .0;sxesta'; P7usst.n ta2letr !sl54aI3j.
, 1864-08-20

Subscriptions Will be rrceived Sy s0ae
Fl1st N2ttona1 Bank Of Chicago, II.
secons H.t.ena1 Bank Ct Chicago, III.
Third Eattor n BaEx Of Chicago, III.
Fonrth National Bank 3f Chicago, L.
Filth Ns.!o1sl Bo=E oi Chic1xo. III.
AND ALL REsF sCrAsIE DANKs AID BAEkN9
shroaehout the country viii doubtless
AFFORD FAcuIa LES TO suBsea1BaRz.
auEe eos192w2tp&2tT
, 1864-08-20

lFfLm tse u. 7. Ea1pPi-E lIss, Aug III
TITO unont market 1eina:1s u tae :ams t:ansitc:y
stste. Tho supply OF pl-at s:ekrg tnFt! lent i.
1arkr, but thea ttte remand !oe l.: ard zas.s Of
interest T. 20 10 lowr; po.rt aevsn per ce.r Is
49lll tie sx1nuM tae for 1Fzt cta81 Czst .1A,
xeerabls PFC 20 t'n II The nat7ess 10 Dong a.
6aet, 1t the pfe1A:An@ fmpFe-ton taat nsstly
ali tie BUSINESS III aa ca lie k4ss u Cent. Va
qroto:
LOAF on call. stock eefM:i ........-...s So
do bond aSl Z. i.,.s-ga-. a-..............t t8-
Psirc c1Gc.1cc b!l1. cfSa:ot days ........ ia 8
do 90 'Gse months, ,.......,,...... 2ta1r
FtTst Glars si2Gte etEn1 34n
Tar gCtd hEla. ..,.,,,,....te3i2
, 1864-08-20

say- The vote In Connecticut On the
amendment allos Ing soldiers to vote was
small, hut the returns indlcate large ma
iority in fuyor ot the soldiers.
, 1864-08-20

THE NA1IUNul RAM&Hs
The following documents In relation to the Va
tonal Banks CT the Unted States have Iutt b:en re-
eeived from Hugh McCulloca. Elq Comptroller Of
the Cu1rensy, at WASHINGTON.
Aberacts OF the quarterly reports Of tho National
Baniirg Aasocitti.1 of the Enl.ed 5tates, ahowt1g
tbsir coz Litou on tho mor1irg Of thc Frat onIsy
Of July, A. D, lS,4, befors coume1tlnx buluass On
s<id day:
, 1864-08-20

ne !tsie e. yer heft s7c Ii dem %n.ed nd tit,-
ntb5 i pc a. 81 n0f he supply. sore ser, light
Konsa e aa5 4 = opn and i<nds GOVT wara; - 1aoss
Li1seed Is tult snd lo*er the sale OF Ca1cnt NJ.
ncel n cur 1T having been NAE 1t can:i1e:4ble
ton at $4.7n, -. -, -. -