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, 1864-09-27


:, sranar1xs1 ausas.l aa..s %.
: Gov. Morton. Of Ind;.,. - -. sspE ~. l'oa,
~ - 49, n.:I' - n14 sent On Mr.
1ouse, y. tuAe a.ate' 90 consult with Cor.
1ate6 on tpe ruo|ec1 OF the abatement Of the
dam on the Calumet Rlyer, aud by witch tn.
river supplies tbs Illinois and hTjcb,csn -
1al with water, In 1R57 n d.. 800 -.
hoth st.tts f,at ,o.,o. -. :, n@s as!eeo ~
eotn o'a1,a t!A' actton On the subject of this
cam should ne deterred Tor Eve years, That
time hiss expired, and Gov. Moyton !. v,rv
pressing that The dan, eba1, la -s,o,a.a =,
et 1,a,t tnat the xater w,';a,, ~ oso, .,a VI
49, a-r .a-sa * 80 n4eu tus oam causes
s9.u. .n,,. 1u ha d.. astes o. land Il In
no.n " NJ LUG ~ LIE 9sauo tatamet klVer.
the teo1.a naa' aa1to'al' aad corpsrhead
ti,n at n poso waosta~s ~.s."
..ua ~ - = Sco' "sousuAo couot5s On ac-
ctaht u Tue a11eeed lp}use>ce With Wlich'the
dra!t has been enforced It that placa, This
Charge is completely refu.ed in a card pub
A.hso *'cfe b citizens Of Hood'or1 county
VINO were present A. Tue FfoVost MaIshars
Office here to look after ,se interests of tha
cGuLfy. The citizens 1rc Sylvester Wrirht-
Jan.ts D. Ttrry npd j. A Briggs.
Capt II: H. Pr8cott, of 0tta "a, arrived
a. Camp Butter yesterday with thitty-oue
veterans. of Batt ~ C, First Regiment
Of Illinois Artillery, directly Tom Alauta
The ci mpaay was orgahtzed In April, 1861,
for three nonth,s service, and Was known
rs Co F. 10tn nlfnois. Infautry at Cairo II
ref nlisted for three years, and was In the
cnmpatgn In Missouri, at Islaad No. 10 asd
II Cosinth. 1t then went to T4scumbia. Ala.
bama, under Gen! Palmer 1t subsequently
p-rtiefEatcd IN the battles OF LaYer~ns Stona
River, Chickamauza, Lookout Monntsin
Mission Ridge. Tnnoei Hill .Rnsaa.ar}
Koost, Respca and other engagem. m.,t" r.
firt the first shot of the cuShrr1.s,,S S.as
against A1lanta Il a1sa taor ,aIa - a'Ms ~
seige Of Jonesboro unaer Cen P7at Prat,;n ~ n sns
PR pared the War by a flantfn~ q ~ - ua..; ~
iour cuns Of Batfcv = F;r.ts tit n.c 70 fetake
ltry. and severai tarrn,t s.,na 1o.s 1',a., Arst.
captured ~ the enemy, and which snccsss |
Eetnlted st tt IN r. ne &C capture OF Inneshoro. Tnn
oattcE{ 1oat u It's last campaign thiFty.thrco !
, 1864-09-27

"a rssn,. ard chc.o :e; Bo,,on.
1R:sts 1s u p7is asaa o. tns Il
,oa h. asoet CT pork OF lad o, Ii. 1t q, s.....
nossoi Fnil.delphia md B.,;1o;:n. 90
G9acia: 1dIa:sss St. Loai.. Chicago '1''
~@,- st: =. sAe' &C ..-.-..--.. ..,.. ..sea
E.krE IN L I'M sn;ab-1i, is1jea ba;;ssi; = ls',
han On she 1ss Of sapto.pnef ls ID 81 p5s "a
esnpsfes Win t6e stocs i'ssye.S iG e. ssrsE
s.Sptfe@ns no Of aHt M ~ mere "a. eaae oes
es ~ q asz EsE g. ,,
shnTa:: ,he eosaumo-l.a T. $500 ps1sais
T. tsa eoHsau1on g Il IT, *
u NIB of sert1 bsr. ise isis sms.cd ah,E ths r.
xnow i: hss slread. bs.n fsdue.d s5ou +, r.
:: this 9aae 7hsr- have oeea received ih.s nontR
~ t9owfns sns Consumption to haya
keE: ,sEtEE s foE raoizd th.s .ho cn,,ua o:to,
e1spsfes wIh me sse % noash & i'll yse. s.:fs a'
sf 81 qss3
tit.t o peak? And s'eo sns,u9 that the so.s
Esh saas no q 80. Iii he ca.a sssssit
iii ri sy Ssss 81
Tle'e ecuasr5 ss'ek & Of m y. 70 basrsi.
n ~ 7aon'h, but eonesgps in.st w1 70 = naeh.
70 h no e.s dnsr s tne9e 05 our
~ coo h.r Of, 1tavIug % tho IL q Decemhe 15.
t1t GO nalrrIa RI for In tau city Of Nc York and
Fl tn. ir1ie hplk rptats o. hs3o: a:an,s 1o,,co
be-. ;eo eseldes good stock Il t1s Vest an1 "a!
snpp!5 Of hpls mesr. It1k Kena11lF cont:1. ID tina:
re- STOCK hogs i yeEy short The Yea: ttts yts.
ih,1 ysaI .: ass aona e q thsn : s;a,:ay ~.
Vet + g ltshs h.t the hoen nEl1 neeeaA:lly aa!sa
{sDd ! hast The teaN1ouy ef rciIaaia par.ias inst
fr n tbe Wet u nt.trstu ne In :he cpnol) tnet
rat dagger that utn prt.ent h:o * OF po,S vii not
b. equal 10 'le cca5unpttva demand bafora the le~
ctoa Ct nta II, and that shall tay3 eef4ltf pork
famine tn re - .lsl It ptospee thst taase will
nok % knElctfu osz for .exs 9esT to guppY t1a do
nhEu, for nt1etcfef3 re have always t3rttpi Qycy
lsfEe st0cka bFEtR year. and this y ar we will ft
the 1:st Hna in The history 0f tae por trade CARR
over no old III ck; and III t7e porE ceasuned
Ht3t ye1F n nst be fornisted ttcm the hogs ycs
TO be Uttered ard killed. Ccn'fstts have bc+n msda
ia Tho Htst for stock hoea a: uon bHo to Sc pef
FcuId groea-At that cate with corn one tnllsr oar
Euhc]. twohnr dEed pou1i hog Will COZ! the farm
eFnnm lG3r 10 lHc per pound net aud will cost tho
TacFer ) Of less than l. No ntt NJ tnls rate barla
Or reIk Will c: a the nacke, defyarai In Sew YORK.
ibc1ubirg CT m:!s o1s ms soect.ou, elghe etcfo-ty
tnlfls p r ba rel. Con fscts nave been rhda 10.
hoss IN t'Iciny at It tra crn:s ots which Il eqn
10 12fc net With thrfo Earte ba'ore us, how ean
ht we shtlt supply the d.mand, ana cspecfsIy low
Wa hhhu suppiy ntt< army with mea+ Wtllq &hrx arr
nEht1pE TIC BATTLES o. our country. E.H G..
, 1864-09-27
H7NREf4Gs.z. AnU Cssf9sNkC:tet.
m3NKTABY.

MnsDsr EVENING, Sep: 2i,4ssi.
The fsadfng' Gud zu-pbaofbing teatutc in thc
money market 1o-d.9 vas the decline IL gold.
which opened at 1872 end fell. asme dispatches ssy
ss1ow ~ IT, and 9th srs 1876 Al Ill events 1t wss
considerably lower aud oa!te ''paaicy." ana this
sffecfea'sl the leaGlnE markets fos produce-dour
showing decline Ct waesf, 15atsc; com.
4S0sc: oats. 1S@s;.g* 1sc; and parlcr, &c pei
brshel.
In the afternoon :ha Ns.cs teAre down and TO "a.
!iaele dispatches Eo.e seezlved. The lol,e ring
are tssenotatians :e'ss:raphtd to JAMES Boyd,
gold brokers',
4. .M.....-...-.... sD2 y neon 13y
10a. m........... ...1hat Up. m.... r.. ..1s5
Here The geld 9a.ekci opened at 195 and sofa
doYn as low a. no., closing at $50. There was
very little doing G4!zer was neglected and aoml.
nal at 11G1t0. Fi7e-TwentJ bonds we're weak ss
10:i2!Ga,
There Was 81 at.E7s ieuaud for money by grain
operators, btt tho .=Eu1a1 deeouns houses refused
to have anything todo with them. but the h.lan<
ces were generally pretty well absorbed by outside
parties, who are 1n7eesag in grain 1t the decline.
.F9E legitimate business purposes the supply Of
currency MAS iair. and good psper was freely d.s-
eanuated At 10 PERCENT.
Eastern exchaoga was scarc. and arm, the sup
ply now being Light. Ths bankers were pureh.s-
Ing At 4D2s Discount, and selling at par to X.
5iscor1t.
The following the weekly statement Of I'll >.
saruinga OF the oaiago snd Alton Railroad coa-
1anY FOR the week eE3tne Sept. g. 1851.
, 1864-09-27
TEE REBELS QUILTED

~ euo* uo# muca more zealously the Cop
petheAd papers sustain tue r1l,e1 ransc urt. rita
the fact Tint tbe Nar v..,- 800 1919 s''e
a 6ta.drucnt fron, t,s p.1,,n..n .''s Paosensa
cut 70, nc-.,,r r.,,a1.s o ~ Nv ce11e@p9no-
3N,rT of,,.o .st..sas:- ~ W "tissF ~ Int
st,,, ,,t ~ s.S...a tuAe 1ae 1eoe!s nave
nm nm ~ $50. seu =. n.oae 10 alal1 1so'-
a., g.. c.s,, 40 VI eoutse 70 contra
e.,.ava s,,aaan .e., eent ~ tna1 Tag feoels
orava., AoDoeu ene c1ao1e ana the
....-...
=, oau C "".9s ho"esef, estimated
.u~t a1e eoiisue1acy LAS throughout Its eu-
t"e a1ma1s oa1 lS ooo men 1isblc to draft
aao ou' oi service, and that among all these
~ Is eAeeedi1gly difficult TO find man who
~ nor even more needed where he is than In
ane Amy They are all seqaired rs oycrseers
~ y. siaves, or II run:ings the rallroads, te1e:
sapas, as"spapefs OF government ooices
's.as AZ y. 10 10 heep mp the rebellion.
tbe mo.t ra.,,, .as mo'fa pfolesses 70 ee ana rs
candidate On peace pi.ttorm ~ .Ir these
tAirss BE- done in the grrentree. what shan
Ic CONE in tho drys
The 7x,ax., :, YER, ,io6,nn7 because tue rebels
prs,sr Lincoln 70 .dedaelan: .,,.,
es,. ase neter te1ns Il pace .tb a. anti.
aas.esy .snatis thsn With an earnest Uh'onis'-" !"
It t.,as ao'x nos.a ,.. ,... s-nsv,te 1,nco,n
ther esn ~, h. more ss,,sfsrtor1 sud
, 1864-09-27

A-"Ruil" Ar1umsns On FaEk.
The ftlloTlnx re clip ;zom the New YORK Worl:s
cor1ezpondei &c. Ne do sct elGosae the statsne3ts
sr opulers fosih but thste is food Tor reaectua
u tcme ct them -
In yerE commercifl repo1t In this r1arat7g'a eai
f1on cf Tic Wts16, ol the markets, Ia your al=a
Era.4 yrEara topaTk. express t1s opinion ta%
people have tee2 Eta4en in ther actlt2atioa th1&s
III. Hovtrnmene wonla call t+r l1:ge qu4atisy Of
po>5, Erd take 1t qf tic and you atSo e1-
prets the oTi3on th1f Isl Itsche4ss highest :tce,
for Il wktc 1t ltaat. You a1ln 4een 70 antlct93te
large st5ek Il h-Es la II. West. Tha as'Icl:, OF
Iathtf ths 5cn exp:tas ave rather ax4ia4s
ttt t:eto; and haYs ttoorat HEu;d sssc tn lib
erty o pFtseItIug ttS celtr Auction lea tarEita
the pork tlAae, Nhtch might hsye escaped yqur as.
sensscu. Pe1ple Ken+zally tt1as taAt tns pfeaant
prlce Ct Fork q mt sgeously hlEh Th-y generally
io!a ,he.s .nls1oa Tithoat 14sts 3to
Htua xaana csc faes which aiwast has e:eax In
TIC eouasi ), asd With 1he 5socx or osher
yca:f; cr Tc nsed n.t 30 bsatad l.st year, tao
csn5aiopt'oa tf psrs daitnx that yEar il q fzlf
- kng AZ, 1he Etr continue1. Ths
Eo.err mnt h.: a:d must be Nr sogs
aKtIe;e- Nor, s!r, the rock Of pofk II tho 1eIrl
STATES he Isl OF September, 1s3 10 rdnd
tube1F, % barrels. eua Ia addltsD to this tas-e
~ tuors thAa double tbs quantats Of Etd-1 and
.hour err ON nAEa thkn ve hkya at tne p!estntIms
vlu aesfRnste kha amount I cid IT tho d1nefeat
numbers New York City, On the .ss 8eptenh.1
1s8 10 u tho cnttrs West. Incl udp3 Loula1ule
, 1864-09-27

One hundred and fifty members Of the eth
Illinois Cavalry did not re enlist. Haytug
served out their three yeans, they rcturaed
home last Friday to this city. On the cara
3 vote for Prcsldent was taken, rss1lttug for
Lincoln, lis; for Mcclellan, Is. Fourteen
ald not vote. Most OF those who voted for
Little Aackerel did 1t on thc strength of his
deceptive letter, In Hhich he looks one way
and rows autthcr.
, 1864-09-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET


dN s4!es or Gyotn reDoy1ed IN khar 1,crkx, r<,ext
a.et ,tsts e sy.Gg' = f.. GST VEsaxs. tA*ss
Rhes7pfs< StdftG
M3.D13 EVENING. Sent. u, Issx,
FRE{EaEa-GsA1x F.r,snrs-stenbr and
nstn. fae ergaermeuts :o~aaT Here: To Enrya4n
-DArk3. NofihHeA. Sunnysi1e. and schr Harrest
Uo.e, with oata st sc echr Horninr 1i.h1 th evIs
{. n .. TIC; schr E!ds Aieo Eith Thea: AZ r. "r
FoR-Eoln3EsH-SrAf Theoarr. Perr1s W1fh rSrr - ~
7Ac. To sAaIaAW-SchF Kafe ul1chman. VIZ II
Vhea. II SC 49, 49,
-~"L LA1I IND R4.L" "Fxx1aHT7-Tbesa IL no rh.5ga
III sAse1- We qnoIe: Ao eAAA&e
F,oar to ncs.on laxa 1ad dzai!..............,S.6aa
5lnuE 70 NuW Yofk, !4ka Rad ralt.. .,,..,, i 1SSs
Flour 70 Po tlsrd. NJ s4!7a. -. 16o7...
EiIEoAp Fal1aa1s-Tnare il na ehsnse IN It, ~
He quote:
Fourth Class. Flo1r
To Aew Tork, Ill traH.. 10
Tai and Lake Er1o.........0g 1s0
raj srd Lsfe Esie'..es Esie.'....::....es i99 3
To poftiapd s.lsail IL. ......-.........los $40
1cFn.!adeIp1la, u, ri. 81
FLsjGE-Rece,yeA to-day. ISIS bris sh,,n, ~ az ~
A.is. Matkat oeu uauy lawsr ssI.s Te.s IN h,fs ~
S1c ep1tnY E1trA II 33IU. 11n hsIs eseyer - X
Hr4n-lU tons Bran ii hn!t n A:anl = tnn Se'A'
WeEAT-Eectiyeti to-nnv Il III hn ~: .&+,n.a
4, paB bu. Msr8et pszic stricken MA nricss 1Sp1p
PER hu1htl lower en- p15tsr xn1 iSatsc r,r.T ~
sp1,5E Gr4aes. EHT1. Was4T n; STssx 0o.,so "a Sa
sla ID DO Il ia 81 30 u - ssatls' IL s. n q
, 1864-09-27

lpc1eAae 1854. S4 ,081.53
The New York. 1TIh.sas, Of Friday Says:
Money IL o1asnd to, etock houses On calI IN ex-
cces OF their wxnts, at per cent. In comusercial
paper no change. Leading hankerz' uaraes .aro
beiy per eeo:, and ;e41e for what usually rsnks14
prime. Tha alpencr uf tho usual deta4nd. for
mc4chandire, AID the uniEsrsll dl.lncl:zetson oi
Consumers TO buy AMI thing ovcr their most press
Log wants, hsve Eirea a shock to commercial ope-
rat1ons not eas1{y Eened,et.
New Tp1x SzoCK MARKKT.-Tse fo.soystng ar4
the guotstions for Sept. Is. received BY r. q. Sal.
tonstalt & Co, commission, stncx and,aond bro
kerr p Gta1k street, Chicago;
, 1864-09-27

- ..---.-- MONDAY EvrA1rE, Bept- q, 1s3{.
1GasEH-KtcelTed Saturday a,'sss4,tse test. ths
EaFxnt-s -soaaJ sas katn leAs ao!ixe; Tho tepxeason
wh11 has 60 generally existed IN .vsry department.
u commerce, cessequeat nson the 81 tumala" In
Gs1d, has been felt here. sala. VETO 1nads win
nao.r thaa u ak d,i1lcuty and susn tos qua.s:on.
II last aex, We havo 1uc}iao Of x1p9 r.. 1Io1
N3t.
s4NaIEs-Reco!rea satE-dA5 s:s.ssa AAskes
1tss active, snd uschsEgea. =
LATH-Recslvea Saturday sesea7 pcs. Win a
mars nases dsm=ad priced so wpaker, sa: wlsh 10
Quetsils chanEe
cAE0o EALxs tIkax SATURDAY
Cargo schr TEe Cksrllcs. rom Aantrov voc scs4 By
4. Garter, 7oo.e tees ,uuosz, stsles. ai s2G57:
stAo PCS lath =: a.CaTEo schr p4'Estu, frsm Greea
ExI, sold By Al ussy d 60, fs9,tes fees lumber,
sl1lts, hala1cs comn,oa At S!ssa. Cargo schr Rosa
Bells from Pere Marquette. ssll by Colase1 Lsoas.
11stoS feet lumber, 4 stfs. pars old Contract
balaIcs ~ szl 70. Cx7Ko achr NpEtheFaar from NM
seg.n, sold ty Hart d Maxz4u, ete,to0 fasfluuh.r.
y szps: balance vel cut cosmau. II s1.7o: $3.50 ~
lath ut x1i5.
In tbs yards busiaess continues brisk. Pfiee. ara
1eas rtm owtrE 70 the dec.e il Lsmhcr bf the car.
50: hut there h.s been - auotsble change
The following ths p-icea
, 1864-09-27
HIGHLANDS
GERMAN. !DIYIERS


Azs concentrated III those virtues which tsud sopss
nota hea1thy and vigorous lie. Unlike The 2ensrsaz
q. s1 gtte;s: Bit. they sro NOT An ALCOHOLIC kx'
4 PURE TOHIC.
Composed entirely Of Vegetable ssssta,&kA
THEY A7H
POSITIVE CURE FOB DYsPEPHR
And. DISEASES aEsuLTssa FROM
Disorders OF the Liver ana
Digestive Organs,
AND wEAKzsED AND DE3u2rA7ED r1aHx
BECOME REtEWED WITH ALI TN
VIGOR OF HEALTH, 8Y A
FEEE USE OF
THEM.
~ Remember, that this B..*e7a II NOT IN stcnass,+
mixture, harEoom drink. Or substitute fo- rass.
and cannot inndorsJ tc.rodzco tbs Yea Of d1ussss
uess Into Your families
Do yuu wat scmstaia& to azsastksa Ysa. =
Do you want 4 Good A7Sst1ts9
Do ypu want to Build un your Caz5titutlsas j:
% you want to 1ssl Wsa!
D. yua want to 8st nd 1t Hsrveuaneas
d yeK want EnEUt..
Do you want to 8lssp WsilS
Do you ua1s aIHixk and Vixufuu7 Tasltzc7
JtIoa do, nss H0oFLAaD'9 9BRAaH RTTnn-
dlsarGess o5 the Die esuys 6E4aas: '''0saT H's'
,,;'Se;;,f nS2; fsssS$ :: NJ; r., = H.
Asaa, 1eidis5 q tzssssEses.
raEsss d aeWia1n Wsiaas I. ssqss e sacs aosa saar
hssaaS 6 fq9ftss'at i s Hts.S
oa12 9 RaiaM = ssss1aaE 1ss::rnE 4 ~ K
asas FsyG "a dali psn { tss q Hsss. .bssa Ds:
ID k3e: .as siss s:es & e. c.. 70
, 1864-09-27

p FAD AND RETLRUF

Il hss nesS ffou time i.nHnro.tal toa ohdaf+ e
phuAnthrupistA 70 ind sorao remedy for ths t1s .
life. and seftntiee su has sur kges explored kxrks
in orAs discover tho hidden secref Il nAs
been. hovaTcr. reserved for modes seieaca - h1tnz
before tho Vc:id tha k.aAt desssoJer ot disssx1
, 1864-09-27
FROM CAIRO.

Change Of erx-DIstu rbanea
nj Il Cuppe' feud nzeetlnz-KvtcFcsp-
tn@ from TeIas-Ano8l1vr Ualon VIC.
fO1y.
, 1864-09-27

Fernando Wood Goes for McUlc1ian.
Fernando Wood made a speech at Tan ma.
ny Hsn last week, and gave In full adhesion
to the Chicago nominee He gave conclusive
II rsasonsfor the curse he has decided to-
adept tt1f elected said be-, II sm satisfied
that he (Geu. McCicllan) will estsrtain tn.
.fexs and <zeeaat tie p,ineipzz Of TIE grrsa f,arsu
lie triN :e,srmat, without regard 10 thoae he
msy bins. II possess. he wilt then be oxr
ogenf and Me creature Of our roioe." This Is
perfectly true, and the sequel will show It.
How, inde.d, can he be anything elses He
is nominated solely and exclusively becausc
be is the representative OF the party which
adopts him. he is Qade Acir candidate oplY
because he is to be their agent. Mr, Wood
stated 1he simplest and most u1questioaab1e
maxim OF practical politics, when he assert.
cd thHt the nominee Of party becomes the
representative of that party when, With his
own consent, he becomes it's candidate.
When Buchanan was nominated, he stated
tnat he WIS '|uo longer James Buchanau''-
be Was simply part of tho platform. lie
YVES the representative OF the PRINCIPLES and
purposes OF the party which had pat him In
nomination This Was true OF hin. and IT
lust be true ot every man who permits tfo2- |
sclf to be made the candidate of a political /
ossty. No matter what letter of accpptauce
Mcclellan may write TO catch votes. he must
20 ~fth bis party, which is pledged to effect
in immediate CESSATION Of hssa1ities." "uad |
10 masking oieuniou peace, for no other
thsn Hould be possible,
, 1864-09-27
dr0ALt COALl COAL!

W. ONF.*.sf*0sS*
scra..,n Ptsos. r, a9a no3 saa@ o4
f.,+E EoE ps9. tn.ssfs AID caantzY dealers, VIII
Eaisp. tsrxs II sas :k, E;k h::1sn 1nWks ~ sG.ssa
Cc.l Is ne alsIie toe OF c11k'' - Nv Ask AA4
A.o Iii, he.sesrfn; h';,s,. n: s' si' Rl1s. cts-
IHH!s I'M ssuth HsEzGr 1rzsat "a East Hadtsoe
s.stft. ia soa,n Clssk ss+s saIte q the c. p q
R,eiin:s ,a.i nssa!u.s RoB1l1 LAW.
, 1864-09-27

Ga ahxsN UlTIE<r6 IL po'h hing doing In the
u.I1s3. wnh fatr stoe1s 70 hand b1yers sre nosd.
nmgs.tn ang ~ IN snucpalen OF further decline Wa
s;: @ I'D ts ~ test By .. la.s, - e,1 esss
nuHr fCa' GO DO f9c- DO 6asco
fnTtaTnEsmtn aaa1 {eir :epply, s1ks: sssy It
Primo to choice + bu. On d Ack at ne
ComH en-, q tu, on f11ck.. - ~ g
Eoinmcr, q hu rom stote. tote...,,,..... G%rfS
sE 20 cuo!ces = G1f+.
Ns1atE potAtoe4 = 6u----.....-.. 4.e71e.fQ
ARs5U lTRX-1u ttnaM supply, With d CQpd de-
tnsnd- Mnr.es drm At prsBtns quotations. quote;
~ =. y u $tUN2A2
1sAtte 45QS5.1
1t4fsbh,ays - T0*-..s..-...-...............- iNAI3
PKOFis:DNS-1ocie /. s.tntas aoias. ss11s SO IN.
e.! rs stsse e cs!a: ~ eEts aasaloa5.
- ksRIn-ino1uY-Htete aeti1e ard elortox uu-
o-Rs pttme 81 1a75 1GB s,Es It ff7v: % bsra at
- 81 ea=s 81 St0: zca bsg4 u ati5; 3. bafs f.rv
- 1874 ci4s1ns unsettled and vita : dnwnWati
ItY dsaty. FLAX BxsD-Aarkes un1c.tted xu1 l56a
3as rxsr s.les to-caJ: 5. ns1sV-Ax ssed At S38s;
- LT-hecelyed to-dsy, 1s,0,5 hf.s : s1lp ped.
81 tr.. MAz1At u1setIled SD d1l:. Mas 6asiu.W
- :s sd*teu q $50 81 tha oad. and as xs23 By
fE1fAK-rEn mtIxet Il Thoroughly lnac.iv1;
prices arc u:seE Eleo, Md nominal, win dowAwaru
ttha' ncJ; o. u1ru suksr = further decilae Of kc
Wts stab shs b1t =: present quotations pnyers
TN cJCNe: 1e->e@-AA1*
, 1864-09-27

Moab11 EV1YIN0, 9cns g.
The nsy Goo1s market ia at perfect s,ana. still.
~: the calculations Of efuanufacturera and ,ooho,a.
end there IL 1.use IN The market. Country deal
cts are here IN want OF goods, hat till matters be-
eoHae settled, they viii not buy.
Prices meanwhile haye a strong dowu.saM ten
acncy. On: aholesa]s dealers were onsrlps the
lest standard Brown Sheet1ngs to-day ut Csc:
Richmond, DunncI's, and Aliens Prints at 39c
a'devesyahiug elsa down in the came proportion.
Cotton was qnoseA On Saturday At 81 80; but up
to the preshlt moment. no quotations for to-day
have bee2 received. Tho afternoon report quoted
1t heavy and 1ows:. 'of course, Ii this deciiae ID
Gotten IL permanent, al kinds u doaeetic goods.
must fn1l. y
Foreign goods Of all kinds hare f..lsn about s,
,,s,r rYfIHSn ton dxr.
, 1864-09-27

A9 Alr< <Lfnct'n Is - honest why COG. hA
Pay b:t..* y hts esfa11 In ,.oia ccsttac4tes when
dr1'rs~I~ ea sr'eEb4cke ~. F. Hord.
aE+ L'hsoln p4Se limsef in agreen-
backs" and not IL *t gold ccr:iasates,'' and
invests lis eayiaes In Federal bonds: The
7EF:e HI owe it was ], Tug Hh.n It made the
aEsprsto4
, 1864-09-27
EQA TIN BON. THOMAS B. FI.pExYr.1
EEoA TAE EoY. THOMAS B. FLOkEEfM
FktQA T3A HON. THnM4H n TfHEs[LL@

a,,--v #15uINaf0K. " Jan. Isf i1Gl
1aue.a etss o. asasastsn Esstog a. s
Httczs. During long sna ted1ons 1eeaSoa se1&0
nad lsad s5d Sas5sS: f e ass;y
drn ha4s named. took bls st14eeo " N ~ sta
Tss3 q = ass11n s1ssS S;sesxed
Othasz rA1 be similarly AdYanta1cd il tney dsstre Il
D.. Truly ysur friend, "e'
, 1864-09-27

Fenton, the Upion candidate for Governor,
viii probably b. succeeted by Judge Nor
man M. ALLEN, who has long been member
Of the State Sepate.
, 1864-09-27
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
lFrcm out Special ESnesponi,ons

4ne CRiumAt R1ver nam-Coppcrhead
1ho sprfn:aeid u11oa ameetfne-Fer-
, 1864-09-27

,rr5nH ,rr55nHM!,aR-1n 81 AZ supply. HarEst ou,at - al
poIe pnIe c;dsr @ Tlne.sr, j ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nara
kA4s tiusSN.& y 3,E5I-I.
cSmE e ~ Vnegsr. esi...... SssS9e 5sEss
..an MooL-Tnc Esrkes u vo1y tuii, vt:h no dsms1d
ds4 s; Snolcs Wissanea Wool la tsss o1stei To-
d1ot.ttass sn nos snla. We REDUCE our p1oylauy
HsdnE Flsass esesee.# 80 s.
TarrnTv rrh T. -. 9s4 Is
0o&-In ,air san2jy. MARKET isss ans ana
e4Aias Ws Qaoc.: ~ ~ - 49,
kaplr. eorj, Do CO il d d. ;i1od
Hfczc1y. = cords do do 13.t1 do lAd
, 1864-09-27

,sN The people will do we'll to beer In mlad that
tbt election ct the Republican canusdase lv- Preui
Of fnEnce, which has produced euc5 bsa r,rices ~
tn 5snder It difficult for tue ussses Of tha pcuoIr
-:o1'se comsor1&b.y.-N +. Honsd.
The people never M1jycd more comtorta
bly," since they were born; never were ao
veil rewarded for thlfr labor; men never
posEesEed more Of the comforts asd l11uries
of life. Nevertheless VIC all Want peace and
cessation OF bloodshed, but it must a-t BE-
r Wh1te-teather pcace-a surrendrr> to JEFF.
DaE1s-lt must not be peace obtained ar
the s.cti1lce Of the Union and national hon.
Or. 1t must not be peace that will make
IN American when abroad, ashamed to look
an European In the eye and corfc.s be IL
from the North Save the Union By sabIq-
ga1frg the rtbel1ior, and the "sysseu Of
fluauce" Will improve to par with cold.
The prospect Of Ltncoln's re election. and or
ept edy end to the rebellion, hay5 In ,cked
gold down seventy cents within month,
| Loyal men of the sNs1th! for whom win
Jon vote-for Abraham Llnco}n, the choaeu caudf-
date Ct the rebels. or tor George D. Mcclellan, the
tetror Of The fobels.-N T. for:u.
Ehat p!tiable traeh is this! ."Chcsen can
dlrate OF the rsbels!" Mr.. Lincoln is the
romipee Of two millions Of unconstitutional
Unicn1sts, whom the Wcr,d calls strcbcls'
e bcls against whoms Agstnst JET. Da,,s
a' the slRvc holders. Who else: Why.
",.l'r1s" against JEFF. Davis Northern ii.
l~+. 'le Copperheads.
'CcoTGe B. Mcclellan, the te1ro. o. zeb-
.eif. "i,st rebels? Certainly not those in
scces:fa. He never alarmed them, They
had DO mere "ter1or" of him than dog
hiss 9: ss'ttp. The Wo-zd is running .scup-
tis.s," If 1t czn1ot think OF better e1sc.
tisnee'fi'g clap.tFap than such stug as the
above -
, 1864-09-27

Z 3. Murphy, who eu1ietcd as drummer
boy in COMPANY. A, Eth Illinois, and il now
IN orue1lS oo Gen: 1igdtourn's st.G, took
rote on the chic4go. Burlington and @ Quircy
ttain, which arrived here yesterday mosniug,
witch resulted as follows.
aaIcieaah ..*.................,.. .............4
The little veteran dssirc6 Us to state tat
be took the result to the T,m.s office. but in
spite OF his Arguments, cou1d not prevail
upon them to publish it.
a test vote at the Chattanooga Hospital, e
few days since, stood:
ttCo!n ...,......140
Fstrnnrf
, 1864-09-27
The Ono nunar@d Snd Twelfth IIlI-.
a7ts Voting for Pfetr4ens.
HEADsu=x1zas 1127u Esa,xEsr.]
ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER nrAsrHY.
-.. DECATUR Ca, September 10 tSGI

ILLINOIS FotUSTEzR H.xASTHY.
Editor Chteaso Tsil,uRp:
The following Is .the result 0: q vote tar
Pr.sident, takeA yesterday, Of the men prcs-
information Of alI concerned: :
1AMCA!A+
tHEAfeH4n+s. %
c1eWoN*."--.----- ..':......-..-........... 3
It II, pcrhapsr u.ed1eas to say that The
tlretFremont men are new recruits.
R:snecttully, -, D. F. THOMPSON,
, 1864-09-27
"aM HRCKAL.

--- MONDAY EvE1Ma, Eept. Is, 1854.
The :aaowing weru the r.cur.s and ahipmezSs
during the pat 43 hoara:
, 1864-09-27

The Hair Dressing Cul.ivates azt Beautt6es.
nyous har il shin. .,y 1t: ifseu1fy. ~ It: nas,h.
try Il; II !u.trtles6, H. It, none OF III try IL. fn
al zao u1e It MI s.ss=17s thsi1 ha.r ,a.,z.h 1,fc
, 1864-09-27
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFAcruH4. -
63l Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
JON rs Sc Ev a MFR
tsoceesso7 to C. H. JACKSON j. CO.,

fo< sa!e y dFuzx.s1 sut oes!e1s In ayary nox1fs
tha E.ited Stated "AA ~ ~ ''
N.B-Ho haye discontinued the mana: :cturs o. r.
Nnal Or seventy i've cent. axe ths dollar sottis
sSso1a: Of = T. s5e beng mnsA tx ;i.s snssPf
NikppeF Of esth hottls.
LORD = aMFTE, 9ensrsl NssszS4n
, 1864-09-27

NAVAL 6TNR E3-M
Ga lAth Tam He elcse 4 dc
OF A4E1GS kope AID M2z!1
I IsT.....-.... ..... Gs3. 10
Fix h.. ......S.m .m3M.F1 |
ko.ln rs nd....-{1Hre'
TutpenttEe.........H4@ !
1Isl- risk pack7ng.....&c
ltSl. H. ma picking ..5ae I
an. Hemp sup 15c il
AM. ueH,R No. 1.. 20 !