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FRO1G HENDERSON COUNTY
Tho Union Meeting ut Oquawka.
Especial Dirpateh to tho Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dirpateh to the Chcaso Tribune+l
DquAwRA, ILL.,, Tuesday, Oct. II.
The meeting to-day in this quiet little city
OIL the bank OF the Fatber Of Waters, while
not Of such huge proportions a. the one held
At Monmouth yesterday, Is By no means dis
picable, either ss regards number or euthu-
siasm. Situated at distance from lines of
c5nmuhicatson, tew from other couasies
than HtnderEon were expected. There were
probably from five to ten thousand persons
prteent, and muttc, proccfstons. flags aud
banrers aopunded, rs ut other places we
hare visittd. One Of the inscriptions upsn
the latter sl1ucs Nc forciLly, 1t WIS, "Mc
Cle}lsn, In vincible 10 peace, and Invisible in
waT." ANOTHER said: Richard Y.ates, the
soldiers frierd, wclcome,' The exercises
were entered with massc, yoca1 and ins,ru
mental
The speakers were: His Exce1lcncy Gov
ernor Yates, Hon. Rm. PIE Kellogg nad
Gen. L. c. Harding, Union candidate for
CupgrEkB for the 4th Congressional District,
now misrcpTesentcd BY the contcmpttble
peace sneak, e. NJ Harris. The Governors
effort wse IN exceedingly happy and brilliant
er Fpeeches made by him during the present
Nj. Kellogg gave bis hearers an excellent
lees1 argument upon the principles involved
Ii the lsading policies Of the President, par
1icular}y his emancipation policy, and
GAINED that it only operated as military
u easu1e, snd that it did not Affect the staeus
OF the institution, because that was con-
trtaled by State law. This portion Of his ar
puneut was new to MOST Of his hearers, and
WAS most satisfactorily received:
Hon. 4. G. Harding followed IN spsech
replete with palpahle hits and telling pofnte.
All The epakeia were enthusiastic lily ap-
plauded, There is little doubt that Gea.
Hardipr Will carry his district by majorities
rarpiE from six to twelve hundred, untess
tbc coppezheads put In execution their Oft
repeAted threats to take possession Of the
baliot- boxes and poll BOOKS. That game viii
| 6oublsss be blocked. Tue Copperheads held
a Grand mase convention at Monmonth to.
dsy. When left that city to-daJ the vkn.
! guard Of The procession from the east had
| Teschsd the public square. It numbered
Just fvo pers ons, snd consisted Of an ESCAPED
convict, T. hoIse.thiet, two gamh}ers and
! nfrvcr. The Indications were that the meet
ipg r ou1d prove a lamentaole failure. To
morrow Gov. Yates will speak at Aledo
] 1Fu-car r1urfY.
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al prlyate letter from N officer ID the 53th
Massachusetts, {colored) informs MS that the
soldiers OF that regiment are now bei1 (
paid at the rate Of thirteen dollars per month
J1on date cf enrrlluent. Our readers will re-
member that after a long controversy IN
Congress during ita List session, the question
Of law involved in the payment OF certain
co1ored regiments, to whom the pay Of
white soldiers had been promised .at the
time Of enlistment, Was referred to the At
toruey General. 1t appears that that officer
has decided that tbs 5ath Massachusetts,
tone Of the regiments In question: are enti-
tied to full pay 1t the1ate of s13 per month
from the dAte Of tteir original muster, and
what Is more to the purpose, they are get
ting the money.
, 1864-10-13

eT The London correspondent at the
Philadelphia Inquirer says 1t has been proved
that the wonderful Peace Address to be for
Tarded to the United States, Is signed to
great extent by young boya. Agents are
employed to ait will table ut the corner Of
the streets, and stop Ill the boys as they pass
by, snd those who can write their names are
coaxed into doing so. There should BE- but
one reply sent to this address-t'Mina your
own busInefs.''
, 1864-10-13

Hon. Henry L. DaHes.. the present able
sad popular representative from the Berk.
stire District, Massachusetts, has been nou-
mated by acclamation, AS also have Hon.
Oakes Ames, from the Plymouth District,
and Hon. Thomas D. Eliot from the New
Bedford District.
The veteran Maj. Gen; Heintzs1man, made
britt but sharp Union speech 1t Whealing,
Va, On the 9Th irst lie could Zee hut tro
Issues in this contest-kn honorable peace,
accomplished By vigorous war, or an ar
mietice, convention Of the States, final
GiReolutlon Of the Union and eternal mar.
The Cleveland Herald says that the late ex-
Gov. Reuben Wood. who Was never anything
hut staurch Democrat, would, had he lived,
have presided at the UEfon meeting In Cleye-
land on last "wednesday. He had accepted
an Invitation to do 60, when he Was taken
suddtnly i'll, md died In few hours.
Pen0leton, two gears ago In Congress,
voted against resolution Of thanks to Gen.
Mcclellan and the army for the victory st
Antietam- Each Is doubtless now ashamed
Of bis company. They have rcason to be.
That noble champion Of Liberty and
Union, Gerrit Smith, is doirg seoman ser
vice in the good cauee. he is holding
1e1lss OF meetings in Madison and Oneida
counties, which have been largely attended,
not only By Unioniste, but by members Of
the other party.
We arc cory to see that therr are bolsers
from the regular. Union nominees for Con-
gress, In the Twenty-frst {UtIcal md Twen-
t5.eigbth, (Rochester) Congressional Dis
tricts of New York. The reasons for the
bolt Gre purely personal, and are therefore,
unworthy Of consideration. Messrs. Ccnk-
ling and Hart, may not be the best or most
popular men In their districts, but they have
the regular nominations, fairly made, and
ehould receive the unanimous loyal support
Any man that will place his personal ami
mositiss above his love for country, Is not a
true patriot. Col. Ketchum and Col Gates
are candidates for Congress from the Twelfth
] and Thirteenth districts of New York. Col
Ketchum is With Gen. Sherman, and has been
wilh him from Chattanooga to Atlantis, and
| h1e challenged the admiration OF his com
| uandipg general Col. Gates is now, mud
mas hem tor three years past in the field, il
| the army of the Potomac, and now commands
at Ctr Point. Both districts in which theet
gallant men are candidates, are strongly
Copperheed, hnt the election Of both is con
fldanus looked for.
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CHICAGO LUf1 HEB MARk&T.

WzpYE8pAx EvKNMa. October Z. 1851.
LUABER 13J,.ao fast.' Thefo, ;hsS
1e4n nore cochoence among bus ets and prices rule
nrnrr. Vi b an upward tendency. Tha 4tceiptsh shaye
ueeu lgt.. but apparently equat to the dauaad-
ssISGLE5-RsIeived, s4:. %. In no1qsase d.
mad, Ia5Ee. steudy sud ur chauEed.-
CARGO aALAB TO-DAY.
Cargo achr ErtetEfise. frou AusksEon. sold BY
Wh,t- 4 TsoHbrldge. $1,000 fest lumber, y strips,
x,st0. ce1go schr Eomat, ftom Gseen Bay. sold By
O. Brew stes 1o2s.te lh!o2lss, s5.esa sawed AZ. II
Is; 5;t5szso A's shaved. 1t ST. ltoso As shaved, NJ
s4La; cxrto schr Barber, from MuskeRoos sold by
Msyon 4 Dayts 9lt0o teet good lumbar. stz1ps, at
4ls73, delivered en- csrsi ckfEo lcnE Rm- Smith.
frcm Grsua Haven. sold By O. Brswstzr 1900 fset
cormor RATED unbsz, tnix.ds at $tspo cargo schr
Abigail, tom Grand Naver. sold By J. Gar1te1+ 115,-
90 fest lumber, y ttr1ps, at a1e-o3s Grand Haven
1aitea. ....
In the yards business has 'b.eu moderately xettv7,
1t The folio wing qEotaao.s+
laaxH H1a q
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they could ret at home, aud some "staft
.towsrdB pfuv1ding for the!f sacatlees' ~"
cali our victories "cefests," ana our e.r
fu,es "6evsstattons.' Our co0asca"ont ~
rtbel property sou ss7le insaalon. .s.,s
constitution, and our e1clas.on 49,.
from roting In rebenious e.&%" s'u et,.'
Il Revolutionary" and ftouiee y! 1o"1 F1A|
to-, n f4eb. tor their right to VOTE
~ Saotw,tnstsndipg - Ill these and manifold
49, totd cytdepces that you oogot to havo
hecn within the cuen5' 3 itnes. you have It 9th
r. tines and places protesssd TO BE- for the
Union, for the suppression Of the rebellion,
End the enforcement Of the laws. Bat vour
1lbaldry and ycur hypocrisy, your black
gusr0ism snd your Bullying, your open aid
to the rebellion and yfur pretaadei sentL.
mentality for the Unioo, al this the people
haye condemned empnsucally. You have
had the votes Of sli the ignorant and It'll the
vicious. But 1t Was net enough. Every
1umhole and gambling den and broshel has
sttesttd the affinity between drnokenness
and vice anu slavrry and rebellion and cop
petheadism, but they were not enough EV-
ervottr who would have more advantage
IN riot than interest in republic has done
,,fs hrst for IS Mack and Pen" But all these
- ere not enough. And why:. Becsuse th.
.rte1l,ceuce and virtue Of the American peo.
10 ,re still sufficient to neutrAlize the power
of ,our poieou and to hurl back yonr veaom-
ons svn psth,xe1s with JEFF. DAVIS and you1
slantt. .crs, discomas.~d and defeated. You
rcpd something besides lies to c4r7y the
peonlc with you. Learn from your deleat
In e.
, 1864-10-13
ADVICE TO nOpPERHEaDS ON
TkfEt EIsEETEthtS.


Tour party has been In existence for four
years, but has had platform only q. many
weeks. Upon thut platform you nave danced
such antics as might make The angels weep
Protesting to be Tor pence, 5ou thzeaten rs
with new rebellion unless We elect your
candidate, and with q Northern war unless
We join your " down on your knees to JEFF
Davis" democracy. Iou arc as peaceful as.
the New York riots. You are es lamb-like
as the Coles county murdefers. You are
such doves as The Missouri bush Ehaekers.
You have such terror Of blood that you
organize murdcrous consp!raciea, and shoot
from behind hedges ut the representatives Of
the Government. The people hare, there
tore voted son vol 1o Sleeps clothing-a
spy In our camp-an SIS In lions akfn-an
enemy iu orr midst; Tor th-ugh somc among
you may not be Thus guilty, Il you WILL vote
one ticket you must be content to bs
classed as one party. YCu must be known
by the company you keep.
Further, you rejoice not ut cur victories.
You 1erile our laws, our officers high and
low-our soldiers. You style our Presl aent
a "boor," "gorlIla," I. fauatlc," a
monster" Yon preach that Stanton is q
u1iar,.s One Of the ablest executive geniuses
this country has ever produced, and to whom
YOU have the same plous objections that S.
-tan il rcppted to entertain for holy water
BENJAMIN F. Bntler-5ou atyle =" Beast, - an
Is ogre" ril1aln, a t' BEate," m *tigno-
ramus." &c, &c. Against General Grant,
the greatest military hero Of this age, who
bss captured and destroyed more armies
, 1864-10-13

BGen. Hooker hiss added an apho1ism
to literature. In his late orders to snbor-
diuates Of his department, he announces
that tsNo one will consider the day a. ended
until the duties It brings have BEEN dis
charged.'' II this order were universally
obeyed, the ConfederAtes would mot only be
beaten, hut the world regenefated.
, 1864-10-13
ych ote.ale Dry dson~s fsensos Opening Kp-
tail HfAAc&ea.
r&r n ,hk 7. WdR1d,1

rhe An foots end cl0k6!fE E5tsbI1sh Of thi1
r,t1. 1rS1ss lie xetat b1t esesc sty ~h a1sla,
- fc,s ttade 20 Iov and = 70 hat e1ifa1tY
Tom t,n viii no nuy = q nsx oto+h.s coma: Tas
.taso 2,u q int sssT n.s Eloam7 th.s
ns1c VII =. sea;ET ~ ~ :. e. "a 10 o. I'm
b. ., ~ Eye1y eay seems dsi r!nsa 2 s,t
nrsrcoass eu1 hus Dear up Al!tc nzat2ss
1infets ossff & ~ns1nS-ous fprsun3 Had th4 KinIee
~ In Ills s1ts1s see of ha who3eaAle sso:cs
va ant nsd retail uephztme0ess
, 1864-10-13
6Advlce to Consnnacrs.

co,.ure,t muAt OF. upon she- tstts Tsl,5 IN sn1a
~, mercnandise. b. gull 1nt as i-f u It 700 Is
enp ctp .trsr Of III rgs dsmA<tnk to Sit oarnsnens
IT, re- e., Eov she tina - sl q iass saaa
estJ s sfniasora OF avey Clans. Tne spsonlahaa
~ ID doFi iii cf opls its enkia pr.e
Ill NV th REQ, lop qutatus and rust J;e prices
r. ~ 1het1 M t1rAl valued.
, 1864-10-13
QbifdQo Qribnne.



HOW Tr GAS &toSR.
Ihe chicsg, Convention scc 'm pushed
"otk 1of Inc Union party, curing Is tatee
Gays tession which 10 otaef po *er under
heaven could have ~s"ught. Up to the as
ee1nb3sne OF that oi-loyal body VIC hah
entertained eruye doust Is OF tue result OF tue
Presidential electlon. Upnu Its adjournment
We had not shaao~ Of tear or dsstrust
"Give 1ool rope enough and he will hsng
himself" There WIS plenty OF coroaeo
handy and the dtleg stes Ry4iled tbemsclses Of
it to The fullest c1'ent Toey prepared ta0
noose ski'lfu'1s and they so?u'sen !. eeIen"
A{ica1ly. Jack kctc1 never alu rsAN@4 wv.
When all was in r:sadlutes .oe p.a''''u en1
down, and The reeustt ne1o'e w.
Let ne anslyze '7f auooos suo pio'ess
By which an W. su~s .,,u naa pn@ u,aus
the WEsth o. u1u ~ r...-s ' e "s's.
gat<s to shc eh''at" S,o " eoa''s"a VI
THREE classes " pon!H'e ~ lug m't e.aee
were ooee w "eu ps"1' ~ ~ ouy p'ss'
Eno ws'e Ae1 w-,,s 1r.As " ~ o. ~ ss Ws W.
1cno.sso"' '"a.. o' A.,D' .,'Sas .
"lcAune' ou' LUG sec'us e:ass "cee t 1uyoe 4aa
VINO "so'eo "a' Will 1us !eo'0 use1e ~
e'eeuo'' aoa 0es -.
Of this 61oney "e'e oetmoa oe41on7
hchan-son, COZ. aho tne'r 1o'o "ee' Ano
third clats we1e thuso VINO "anteo ~ c@ase
fighting long enough TO sec "he1nee Inc
1cb1ls w.uld come o4ek ~atnou. lnf1ocr
punishment, and II tne5 "ouio nol, lnen ~at
to tue ttttcr eDd. 1neee latler were 'e" IN
number. Their moe1 tfomloen. spokesman
vas Washington a1ont. ana 1le 1eso'utton
embodied their eseed Nhen 1oey eostogeIaer
tbt scene was like drose Oh eastie "nen
cne OF their nuGof sael's "'ooo' INSTANTLY
I'll tho rtst COMMENCE assesans asscosaaaa
noises 1nd paving the ground. Ihe most
sedste oxen and aetFon1S kane !ofge1 toef
prop'tety. and ec''e* as 1oaoiy Us enelF
neighbots. COX aao 1loen 1'o A'ca"'"S'a
took the fceht IRON fo"tu aoo o''et' ano
stratelt~ay forgot th*t their programme Vas
ayigorous prosecution OF the war Till they
could get into po@cr. 1n twlnsl,pg The
whole c01cleye btc me IN Intensely and
, 1864-10-13
sswK ARE All DEMOCRATS >,

How does II Aappcu thu. the perso,,s ,nnst
obnoxious to the Copperhead party inst now,
are nearly a11 lifelong Democrats. Secreta-
r. Stanton is the first on their list Of hates.
Where the President Is nereIs disliked, the
Secretary Is held In the most intens: abhor'
rsnce By every reosl s5npathtzer In the laud.
fct Mf. Station has bean Democrat ever
since he was OLD enough 70 Fotc. lie Was
1cckoned good enough democrat to bold a
Hcat In MIR. Bnchsnaus Caoiuet alter the 9TH
or, Democ5afs-floya. COBB and thompson
-hzd left The ~ailsDg OLD sinner 10 MS iasc-
Then there ia bnrnsaat, FaAsncleham's
tutor lnthe fchoo! ol 4osany. What hepub-
licAu General las NIT sach execratfon at the
mouths Of the Coppefhead tribe as he! Sir,
Pendletoa GIG hafa1s my 1n'ng IN 1ne last
session OF congress out shout a9a1nst Burn
side. Lie 1nsfooaeea fesoiations egeaast
him on every resolution oas- ne parroted
:" "bnfnelse ull ~ rs olne. me Galcaeo
1bHes has done good etfoke OF Work tn tue
same hGe- LEI bafnslde mas always oeen
Democrat and Like Mcclellan be supported
brcktnrldge IN the campaign Of lsO.
Butler! 1ak'ng 1he'f cue from 1eh Davis
the Corpcrheads q the "hole North have
united II d&aonainatanE him "the beast"
The common phraees Of opprobrtum were
not bitter enough to Apply to him BE
hangtd Democrat In New Orleans for tear
Ing down the American bsg from the Conrt-
House. Since thsn the vocabulary of cpl
thets fae not been rich tnoneh to supply the
wan1a Of the treason sympathi1era In the
loyal States. They have ransasxed history
, 1864-10-13

The market open: d strong htre at 200, but ad-
vanced to 20l. with more orders than. could be.
filled. The Copperheads we're mad and deter
mined to make run on god TO thow their haired
Of The Government. Towards noon they had e1-
hsusted tbeir greenbacks and thetr spite and drew
of. The Market Immediately besams heavier AID
eo'd 1t 2o0, but at the clo.ed rallied to
Silver 1rm at 1a011g2.
The New York Htra7d Of Monday says:
The Western banks have dta rn largely upon the
Eastern during The week, scd those Of Chicago CO.
pecially In order to atrene&hen themselves ngainet
contIt Rcneief, and rs cousequsDcs c1chanse On
the Eastern cities to unusually ecsree at chicago
This oon1ee teroe towards sttfnEency he1e. s9a
with The drain Of thirty millions oF1eea te9dese n
payment Of the new loan befots the ena q tae
month in prospect there Is little likelihood Of ere
IN the dtstnunt lino, Moderate demands from the
Stock exchange will however, continue 70 be met
readily ut per cent The rates for commercial p:'
pe4 dntipg the wetk hare varled tron ntpe 20 n
teen per cent for a1st caass uamet Id atla haSnes
/: NV Toax srocK MAH1rr-The following sre
te elo&ins prices tos caaa October r. 1854 receiF"
, 1864-10-13

Price at R@oBVi]lo-4sis Troops North
~ tho @1.souF1 Exsv.r-&senor4l III 1sosus
Grams Takes inc Field.

EAAA@ AAAE& k0c FlG1Q4
sT. LOUIS, Wednesday, October 13.-P1ice's
head quarters are sill reported st Booaviile,
wsta bis eavslry aeou.ipg through the
country. gathering p'unoer. A strong body
lxs crossed the M,eeonzi, with the prot .hle
intention Of striking the Hannibal aud 81.
Joseph Railroad, and collecting the guertll4
haDos in rhat region Our cavalry, undar
Gen. sarborn, bara pretty coosssnt sKlr~
mishes with the enemy, putting about hun
ored Of them ho7s du combat daily. 4 large
rumbtr OF the rebels hare been newly cloth
Cd By stealing, and they daily abandon Two
Or three buu 6red horses and rtmount with
fresh ouea tskcn from citizens Men and
horses are lotded do IN With plunder; but
the Hagops are said to he empty.
s.ereIal Ros-cr.ns and stall will probably
take the field to.fay.
Rsports from the southeast represent that
portion Of the State Tranquil. The sick and
wounded soldiers at Pilot Knob have been
taken to Cape Girardeau.
Repoirs on the Southwest Breuch Road
ore progressing finely, And te1egraphtc com-
munIcation on all The railroads Is being
1spfoly renewed.
Ca;tain Fowler, o. tue 12th Iowa infautry,
bus bern dismissed from the service for
heinn drink.
, 1864-10-13

r,str~. n su~cas iuat ev 11s4 - Atyknctae
= 1ssmtrnr 81 sI ita la&st, oh eng fall Chs
hn1s ~ II co1e Ee~s \ dsalAe IN oil AZ a Rore
~ ~ the eexnnv+s' OF thele no ata<
sJnr stre1 usu1 sxe1llanA to ind1eaca tas r24skes
IN ih sty oN1 1Aycf.
, 1864-10-13
Supplies ut Atlanta.
i correspondent Of tho N. \. Er:ns o Post
writing from Atlanta says:

Hl1IIpE l1Un1 AtIHnIa 5H} 8.
One OF the journals {rebeO states that our
army ss lily supplied, the ruea on halt IA
tionf, una the horses dying OF starvation
the fact being that We ars two mouths full
rations and forage ahead, and increasing at
the rate Of one Gays ratiors In three. The
orl4 horees here which seem to have lacked
proper attention are several fearfallY ema.
cIated CREATURES which strlkiogly reminded
me Of a comlcal waod cut wutch ! eaw In
vclume OF edited by one Orpheus G. Kerr,
which was raid to be descriptive of bis
'tgttbic ereed +" just now, 1t sscms to be q
Jet more pointed illustTation Of the caisv-
arcus condition Of that same Southern Con-
federatT.
, 1864-10-13

HUES
hogs. Enlisted aales 6,5s8 head, at $a.75al!.s2h
ctiefy at $40 6d@:l.co 2 100 na.
From the EcteAasd supply, aadtae moro nuter.us
s.tenesece X paeke,sa Eaa, e1n buyers, 1t would
,e.r tbs: cur winter seaton had really ard fairly
e-mrpesced. In tbs market to-day, with m active
f1maru, fhete has been the entife absence OF all
q ctemt rt ard CT that faveIisa sod 1uetu
stlE stats Of tsinKs wti:f has moro CT leN cha1ae
te,fzed Ibis market fo1 eo.re weekA psst, there u
Isal,hy And nfm aetlylty psryaainR ali classsa Ct
operators. . ...
VIC nett yesterday the IN proved ehsracte. Of the
stock cetyed th1a week; this feature hss been a
more appareIt to-csy, n Hsy be reel nom slghr
e.tertion to our sa1a list s7pended. CtrLfed hogs
TN tttute a,most the enh1e Bup1py. The only sala
of tist,]1e,y hoss Of any Importance Eadt to-tay
vas By J. Williaua 10 cu1tis 4 Ba:et Of ~ head,
sye.sz,px l57 nj 1t a,5a = 10 -.
Te quota tho nastet nrm and active =. our pr:T-
lens HuOTaIl1QN+
, 1864-10-13

w A western journal speaks Of Sherman
as friend of Mcclellan, and takes credit
tor the Georgia campaign IS the inspiration
Of the little commander, Hhereupon another
paper eays: Gen. Sherman was under Nc.
CltlIan, but that sagacious officer found no
better business for him than commanding
The barracks at St, Louis"
, 1864-10-13

B The Copperhead papers are always
pratipg Of ''Ltncoln's hiralines, but their
candidate ETH persists In holding the po-
eition Of one Of Lincoln's hfreltngs, at =
large salary. = 49,.
, 1864-10-13

@ Gov. Brough, Of Ohio, and Gov. An
drew, are going to take the field In New
York State They will make the Ed .kes hunt
their holes.
, 1864-10-13

e The New York Dsu1 Nesas continues
to lrsiet that Generzl Nc lrfl.n shah 81 assert
publicly, ~ be does privately, That be viii
faYor IN lum ediate cessatssn Of hpstltties.''
+. AL = III ~
, 1864-10-13

~~ An old and trits saSing is like this:
"Nhen ash leaves fall, Copperheads crawl
in their ho]es.' The ash trees hava begun
to ehed their leaves, and the Copaerheads
are seeking their holes.
, 1864-10-13

! TTNkd3AK--In nit an7 ply nth steady dsmand.
kA1ktt firm md unchanged. We qu3ts:
FlIo Elder Vinegar,
Pu1e tta1t FEef1R,
Common Malt Vinegar, 2 Ra1.+.. ....--..:..:z2a24c
- WN0L-1ee: tVsd. ,oo9 NJ; shlDoss, - ~ ns,
u1rn.Esf
W.uDD-1n fair supply, and aet!ve demand. Mar
H6ech cord IN the Tasd. 1lto-Deitve1eda at Ut 60
taEle, Y cord, do 20 12.G5 DO $50:
E.tAGs1, Cord. CO do 1860 do l4s4
, 1864-10-13

79 9efupn1Reee,v.d :o:d;7: sias bf;s; .hloees, ~
SIS bsls Ms.Ees nsm bst net very active 'stss
VII! VIII :a5s :! az
d9 :, 81 1S b;: III a}Sscs 81,
sa Esis * asn1sscn Nlils" WaIts Wints9 ESsr. al
s9ta. srniSa R11aAs~1oo bfis ':como" &C. L.l,
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, 1864-10-13

IL One hundred and forty-dYe towns III
>Coanectscut, are heard from !; eighty-four
went Union, and si1ty-one. Rebsl; The
Upioaitts gain nine towna; the Rebels gain
three. : -.-,.: >.
, 1864-10-13

MttchaztB Akd cthers sho hold xoods purchased
sod psio TOR wen god Eas At mach hixher preul-
sofne t1tent, tnf re hava ytaaoa 70 oeltaTo Inst
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, 1864-10-13
FROM NASHVILLE.
lFfcm Onr Special Correspondent

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