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VOTE THE FULL UNION TICKET
VOTE FOE EVERY NAN ON IT, FROM PRESIDENT
down TO CORONER.
FARMERS-MEN OF TIE RURAL RE-

VOTE THE FULL UNION TICKET!
VOTE FOE EVERY NAN ON Ir, FROM PRESIDENT
DoWE TO CORONER
FARMERS-MEN OF TIE RURAL RE-,
G1ON3.
This democratic tehellion'' businass has
mortgaged your firms already, to Whatever
extent your increased taxes may exceed the
Increased prices ofyour pruduce, and Ii con-
tinued, one more experiment will not only
mortgage, but destroy pour farms and leave
Jou begga1B. This, in ad dition to the chances
sent OF war-ot being drafted, ma1auded, and
plnnde1ed-unti], liEe the citizens Of the bor-
der States, you are compelled to flee for
your lives from the homes where you n0w
rest secure1y-all to enable few slave-hol-
ders, with their Northern Copperhead friends
to rule the country against the will Of the
majority, and the rights of Northern aud
Southern freemen. Davis snys he viii listen
to no terms Of peace that do not include
rebel Independence.
Finally, If yon want the Union flag to
wave in glorious Peace and Freedom, from
the Lakes to the guilt. from the Atlantic to
and not q single despot, and oyer
fifty, and in few years more, one
hundred millions Of people, and not single
elaye-if you want traitors and rebels ey-
e1ywhere to learn that the Union must be
preserved, and that there must be
no rebellion either. by Democrats,
North or South, In any co:sin.
gtney, but that In all circumstances; wrongs,
If any. are committed, must be peacefully
.1ighted In the ;.
COURTS OF LAW,
and not by bloodshed;-
Il. Jou want your property and life pro-
tteted, your country saved, and war and ra-
bellion ended, In lasting, prosperous, happy
and honorable
=; ;. PEACE,
+: VOTE FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
, 1864-11-06
VOTE FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Magnificent Rally Kcsterday-spoeeh4
es by Cons Dglesny and Garfield.
Senator crimes nnn tho Inge1solls.

Especial DtzT.tch to the Chicago Tr1bahe.1
l,zoR1A, Friday, Nov-4, 1854.
ono cf the largest Union demonstrations
ever known In Central Illinois took place
here today. Ge2. Oglesby, Gen. Garfield,
Senator Grimes, non. E. G. Ingersoll and
Col. r: s. Ingersont were the speakers, and
the day has been passed In q manner which
promises the happiest results. At an early
hour IN the morning. our streets began TO
I'LL with people from abroad, and eoa9 the
Delegations sarrigia4+ leIna1d i pdaaas1tonfs
= : zn1 iafEnlfcent IN itsappear-
ante, Nd 911ly five milesin l=neth- :
One large booth got up under the au7piees
of the Ladies' Re'ief Society, vas filled With
children Of cur brave soldiers now In tho
aeld. Another filed witt young ladies' ap.
prcpriately dressed to represent the different:
ftates; while stll another, eshuge CIR beau-
h1aIly decorated. Was filed with :3onug
ladies In the SANE representation. The gun
boat Galena, with: Gen Mcclellan On deck,
its funnel sending: firth smoks, ,Eas also Ia
the procession, while the di1Tarent- trades
were all well represented
The day was terribly Geld and stormy, yet
the briiltancy Of the display vase but little
leesened thereby, and-the atfair Is ono Ct the
greatest rejoicing to Union men, for il has
surpassed the Copperhead displsy OF zlast
Teek in beauty and Eagnitude..s
AdinneI was given By the Women's Loyal
League, to which Gen. Oglesby and: others
sat down, and In the after1o On the weather
being too bad for outdoor speaking, ad-
orceaes were mede BY General Oglesby and
sepatcr Grimes at Parmely's hail, By Gen.
Garfield and Hon. E G. Ingcrsoll at tho
Methodist Church. and By other speakers at
the Court House, all to. crowded audiences.
The enthusiasm Was Intense, and never be-
fore raa al hssemblage so respectable IN Its
appearance and numbers gathered heres
a grand torch light procession Waa>to
have been had IN the evening, but q severe
shower of rain and snow which set In at
about four o'clock etlectually preyentedit.
Meetings were therefore held at the came
places as In the afternoon, which, notWith-
standing the shower, were largely attended,
and which were addrt esed By Senator
Grimes, Hon. E. C. Ingerson. and Col R.. @.
1pgeEsou. The addresses OF these gentlemen
+ ere eminently clear, 1ruthtnl and logical,
and. as usual, were listened to with the most
marked attention. It ha5 been proud day
for Peoria, and Copperhead stock is far be-
It's inauence will be felt on Tuesday
next. when Peoria will send Chicago glad
greetings.
Should Pearia be redeemed from the stain
which has'so long restsd upon her, to the ef-
torts Of her noble representative in Con-
gress, the worthy SUCCESSOR Of the lamented
Lovtjoy,. Ion. E. q. IDgersoll, and, his no
less talented and able brother, Col. r. 6,
1rgersol, Will such succesa be mainly due.
, 1864-11-06

entered into any *scompact," IS 1t is called
In the Cincinnati dispatch; there was no
pretense TINT the agreement" WAS reduced
10 writing and signed by the respective par
ties-such an assumption Is mere quibhle,
and cannot impose or any one.
If there Was anv danger Of misunderstaud-
ing or nlsconception in the case, the per.
son EXPOSED TO 1t ought to hsve protected
himself against it, either by, writing or by
Witnesses.
II Gen. McClel1an really communicated any
different yersion, or any account at all, of
this interview, to the War Department, it
has DcTer been permitted to see the light.
But there are other evidences outside Of
all thte, which serve to satisfy us that the
results Of this sslnterTiew," whether psrsona!
or c1sctal, Jorma! Or Informal, were virtually
the same as are detailed By Gen. Buckner.
On the 18th of June, and Immediately af-
ter learning Of Gen. McClel1an's quslIaed
denial of the allegation contained In Gen.
Buckner's letter of June 10th, Gen. B. nd
dresses second letter to Gov. Msgofan, e1-
planning at length the points at issue be.
tween him and Gen. Mcclellan, reiterating
the substance Of his former letter, and en-
forcing 1t by arguments which are conyinc-
ing to any reasonable mind, that his account
Of that nterView as already given, must be
substantially correct.
This LETTER Vas originally published In the
t,arh5ort Heo'nan, Of the 29th June, and was
copied into our columns on the Sd July,
1861, to which VIC refer, as the letter itself
is too long for republication here, IL this
connection.
It is In the course of this letter that Gen,
B. introduces copy Of dispatch from Gen.
Mcclellan directed to Governor Magof1u, as
follows: -:
iscNc1xHA11, June II.
IT have received information that Tennes,ea
Troops ale ! under orders to occupy. Island No. I.
unds1sfansing soif1 general BSstae, eli il! tpon 1
5ou 10 prevent this step. Do you regard the Isl.
snas r the Mississippi: above Inc Tennessee lne.
a. W1tn1n yo1r Jurisdiction and, II TO- what ones
Major General o. s. A."
The authorship or genuineness of this let
ter has never been disclaimed By General Nc
Cel1an. It must be taken thus far to be true
II true, there ie an end Of all controversy as
to the substance Of the stagreement" entered
into between General Mcclellan and General
BuckDer.; After having acted upon i, three
days after 1t was entered into, 1t Is quite too
late to derry that such an ssagreement'1 was
not made or wss not understood. And It
goes far to convict the party who undertakes
to deny It, net simply Of lack of political
sasactty, but Of an attempt t9 f.lzifz Wt.e.1 n.
L unworthy = aas Re7nsEslM 7eensEsl Mcoienan may
or may not have qualities to commend him
to the favor Of the nation. As civilian.
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a billion Of Men to be Recalled
from the Field Of Battle,
and Dlsbanded--
Whipped.
DlSUk1OE 10 De SUBMITTED TO EY
a0,000,000 OF FREEUES AT TEE
BANDS OF 100000 SLAVE
HOLDING REBEISI
A Northwestern Coufed-
eracy.
EACH STATE TO SET UP FOB
ITSELF

ihe K. G. Ca, O. A. KS, and Sons OF Lib.
eity, VIII GET up Northern Democratic"
reoeil1on threats Of New York Worad
ana Ehteogo Timea)
lSae fudge Holfs Report on the Norther5s Ttat
torx
Tbs seat Of war to be removed from At
!anta and Richmond, TO New York, Phila-
;aa aslRhiaa a;,, Cincinnati sd ID csisss9S R
street Ths a esscy
to he rn;1ed so that osoId q r;1i o0Mn+n o m
I'd R5;iess 1SS sss959i1gE7s as i ~ 1s1g XII f
r." 1shnis % NIX R /: ~ oe in swsat ~ a4r ,h +ho
Reso1, ~ mast,not,o9 - w ue sMSPt Wi.a W.
Dnnr nrndnce atotan h1 una.;1'a nSs sa,9 "hses
c5oPs m and n buildings dsst1eyeahsf the peo:
raanaep, ranA aee tne government 10 eonserap1 1he
I1a rn,, govt T., h.,,. ~. - ~ 49,.
~ Sn1 "uns ~ W olilf LAs WIT ~ Vus OWN
.tae =, fhs nthsr w 1oa1 ~ ~ VI one
The M Naw jeo o Yor1. con,,s,h.,a r,ot.x ,,.,
,nea ana SEm ~. iGak ts Goppetneaa fiotsrS com
be;.!on ~ n BEGAN st The s9uth by eoasesiPting:
,f ~ Noptetuesos ntc plauhug ~ lcoE1 II
Ttn enets ts so.e 1uoms tne4 70 os stlopg enongn.
an1y AnuM 4h LEY can1ot succeed py nauots,
s1e s2, I4ey Io!eaten nunets, aitef me style
-. " .aeA nemostatic eoutnerh ptetnren. are
Jp31 Joa pHSpateu ~ Jo!4 tne1 ~ ussaI 1eoe1uon,
Frar5 ~ Wortha1 raha1 Nv vii az H.
r,c,1sS Tot.neln teys! mu soee toI Ae-
G,et1an; tha Gsery man Pig P!ntung 70 maG maSe Mat
Eyery man ready to reduce the North hy
civil war to the present condition Of the
South, to rain every property holder, aud;
gtarve every poor man In 1t, viii vote fbr Me-;
I!ell2n. EyeEY man WnU NHnt3 EhE1anuSW
: d1sn1sESna:w5t S :-s ssaa-sor lel1an. :39*sry
nyAn WHO wants Us to send the population
icing ont Of the country. by civil war, will
vote Tor Mcclellan. But If you want your
tn he nrnterted rnnr 1@rone-tu aa1 ae1:.nIa9
, 1864-11-06

- Iha market here W6s excited and the t1ausac.
lions vcrY large. One house alone purchased
TT, ,N0. Gae1e were very few purcaasers-uearly
es1e selfsre. TIE opening price nas s33; id.
+ Feed to 236; declined to - ~adys-~-+-+-~ss--
a3d ths war BID tWlli, upward ten
teney. silyeE was steady at ee3@eM. Govern
Dett hends are active md In good demand. 5aG3
s7e selling at s7S@aH.
The Second National Eank Will kscp constan.lT
on hand all descriptions oi Government securities
Tho bank Is buying 2os at 101 to 1Ol1B, ardtsell
. ing at 1oz@1o2x ;,1o4os, o. buying; 90 selling
See advertisement.
4 large smount ct the recent $fo,0o0,ooo ,sau
still remains to the srcdit Of The government In the
National Banks, but it will be At once called in
ard t1aneferred to ths 5ub-T1easn1er. Notlccs
have aresdy been given oflarg9 drafts, and oshe1a
VII Eoon follow. Tie transferring Of 5000 o,oo0'
legal. tenders to the custoty OF tho Govern ment,
with little delay In tho disbursement, would pro.
ducs stricgency In the View York money market,
under which gold and stocks would more rapidly
shrink than would be perhaps convenient for
epeeu1aspra.
We h87e reason to belie7cthat ARRANGEMENTS or
official nature, have been made for the early re-
lease f,an al Gouerament restrtctioasv Of large
amount Of cotton, Of both TIE old crops. and the
new, now, held, but not altogether owned.
in the Southern States whereby 1t can bo market-
ed at once either for the supply Of our Northern
mills, or Jo' sairnent TO ExnYs. An official an
pouncement on the subject, we are given to under
etspf viii he mad. tn he ~ - fs,- :, aa.s
CHAaar II BAHK1sa BUsN1ss.-By' referencet to
an advertisement to be found in another column.
1t will be ee.n that the firm Of en1onon atrr,tas
Sons hss hem eso,gea hT The ] rithd..vs1. az fran
.eo - 1An us=n u'e so'seos ~ LUZ ""au10"at tfom
1t Of Shelton stu1gis and George SturgIs.
We notice aIso the Legal announcement Of the
organization Of the Northwe estern National Bank
o! CHICAGO, OF (which the above gentlemen aza off,
GERS. The bnilding to be occupied BY THU bank Is
when tho Northwestern will be ready to commence
business.
r,he sn1fov,,o IL !, communicable, ,...., :4x..
aggregated OF tie banks Of The citioa Of Fhilaiel
phla a1d NeW Xosk for the week eating Oct 81:
1o,,. .Hea Mew =, dor1' sr1 faAHtaaelpnta.
snecsa. ~ = IA "a ~ 2so' III i9a ita
Circulation ......- aaMa99 S6t93S5
Deposits. ISL ,032 37,125,66g
U; =. Naotes; ~. 49,. 5S65s,493
more than sWnthisds a. iarrs a. New WEE fhas
her bank traEssctone, except in circuiat lion. are
not netoutth - large.
me o1aeeat etatemeat q the pnblc debt toF the
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SATURDAY EVENING. No7, 5. 1851.
LUMRER-Recetved ,s53,beo feet; sa1 pad SO es0
feet With moderate supply, toers has b.en la!r
degtee OF ACTIVITY IN the msEket- and a1honRn toere
ha4 been no essan.ial- change en- previous quota.
tom rrtc.s rule hrrer. The chief obstacle to au
tcttse t1ade IL ths want Of cock room.
fHIEaLEs-R.c=ividl: LES ,cce; shipped 30 co. Re-
ceipts se hSu tnall and ttefe has bean 1mprova.
meat on The p.e71ous nand. The market IL weak.
but with no quotaDle charge.
LATH Recetved 175..oo pcs; saippsa 10000 pcs.
Mn1ket qu1ct and u1th anged.
CA1ao sALTe TO-DAY.
CS.ge 1ehr Sam Halls from oconto- sold by Gray,
1!octo ,eet lumEer, s,ics at $3.50; ca:go scar.
Advance ffcm PsntwAter, sold by Fart Maxwell,
1e go fact Lumber eipa a. cargo sehE. Amer
feet Oak pink At $2o1o. cargo schr- Ithaca on
Musse.on, sold By Mexads Is 0co fee. 1ums.r rsf.ea
mixed 1t sl6oo: So 900 sswed Shingles IS At s35.
Th9 FOLLOWING A1e 1na sa1t n1lEG1:
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E Do you wish our armies to stop In
their victorious career and be recalled Do
YOU wish JET Davis to triumph and secure
the independence Of the so called Southern
Copfederacyf Then vote for Mcclellan.
, 1864-11-06
CHICAGO DEFY GOODS MARKET.


The psst week has been guile an active one
smoug try goods men. AL of them havo had
ahont rs many cu.tomers as they could attend to.
Prices have undergone lit,ls or no change during
the week Comparatively, there have been but
few goods sold this seaso1, and after tie election
is over aud prices become settled, we may antIcl-
pate very b,isk trade.
The following .ccouut Of auction sales Of dry
goods On Wednesday, We copy from the New York
Tribune:
Dry goods does not respond to the spssmodic
ndyance in gold, ind buyers are yerT prudent.
Prices are barely sustained. Messrs W,1nerain2,&
Mount had a sale Of ehawls and domcstfcs Nashua
I'd" eheel1ng sold at 83c; do &c" 42Kc; II
Peabody heavy brown shestiuss, &c; IL R3cky
Pond extra heavy brown sheatings. 35c; ~ 1d4
Hills bleached sheettngs, 33s; ~ Constitutional
bleacbed cottons, Sic; IA Hope b1eached shrt1ngs.
34s; Portsmouth bleached eh1rt.ngs, SEE; Ox!ori
brown cotton hanuels, S5c; extra bleached cotton
dannel., SOC; Hamilton brown do, 69c; very heavy
NakhnA do. Sic
Messrs. Vau Wyek, Townsend & Co. had sale
OF French Worsted dress goods. The prices were
moe crate. MessEs. kobhe s. Coolies hid sale Of
ribbons. millinery goods, &C. The prices were
satisfactory, and many duplicates made. Mesass.
Hadden d To- hid their regular weekly sale Of Car
pats. Rugs ami mating were slightly a17auced,
but the regular hne OF catpet1ng were oalY nomi-
Eal barely suatainiug previous psIces,
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FROM PARIS.

The Political NeEE1 OF Europe-The
Italian Queht1un-FrencA Troubles
In 1tn1y-A0aafsf In DeMmafk-R1nA4-
Gal 1aatteFR-A new Hallway Car
AAveENe Hexukn--
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LUNBKR-E1ft1 Clear BoRFdAt r. NA........v31.G9B.13
Second Cicar Boatns. j. h.-......... ~ .N9a5l-c0
Third Ciesf Boards = TA...,........., 44uGt,C0
F111t Elea< Plank, q NJ ,......,.... SD G9s1,00
Secouo CLEAR Plank. n. .44...,..s ot.cG&a33.p 90
Th1fd Elesr. Plank, = H..-.......... <1.oa850-01
STOCK boards. .........,...... a5.DoG1a1 %
ECI or eelact HoaTd8.. s7.G1G3i9.00
Common Bear ..,.. 0,tGGl2t %
Fencing e9 t0425.01
Gull Boards. .........,...... +4Qts21s.00
F1rst CleAf Flooring. rough. @3Q.01
Eec0ud ClesF Flooring. rough. 40 Dc3 t5,o9
Common Flooring. fo1Hh. ......,.,., IS 3.Do@s8.1 90
6dtrR. Clear D-esesd............... q tb430.03
6ttond Is. 500
Icnt u DoG317-d0
fshol Jotkt1.. 2N1af0
'ahay.d Shn1lH1, 4, A.... ...,..s.,,. 23G} $50
6hsFtd 8hnR1e., No 1....,.,,,.......... As34 SOL
6have1 81 tnEfeS. Star. 8-sA SIS
CedA1 HktDKles 3zs9 $50
Saved *hf0Rfea, 23 $50
Sawed affagtes, No. 5GA AIS
Lash, go pcG. s,2s1 50
PotN, 01. II etG3l8 %
Pitd6A.. E.@21.1
, 1864-11-06
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.

L1T1uE on the Encmy7s Country-How
Il Il Done-tsrAPh1c Pictures OF For
es1nE-Tne recent Great snbs1stcnce
n1oVtment-Ten n lies Of tho Snnnlv
Train 11roughE In. ee~S
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~ Take NO ticket upon trust. Examine
for yourself Be sure that you have the name
Of every Republican nominee upon your
ticket. nyou are not certain, coneult some
uarrh{icat friend.
, 1864-11-06

SATURDAY EvKalNu, Nov. 8, lea.
TIE receipts aud shipments during the past n
hours were ~ follows:
REukRYA AID agRNpGra PAST "a Houns
, 1864-11-06

49, .-aA~ss@~E 1v~1A8- nov. 5. Ees--
AH Aak<s Of GfnH rspo.Fsd n Ehn HadrAks reE2sSt
1rs on q basS Of 2e- sto70as pr otsshAf, NNess
ofAerW.ss sfassk. FZosr i sosd d4lipersa s1,ssss
, 1864-11-06

OF WHICH Inc poor mane lfa consumes as
parlo1, would have cost, Ind no 'Democfsts''.
ever rebe1led, but four or tive dollars. They,
have raised It, BY their Southern rebellion,
to fourteen and fifteen dollars ton. A
se The rebel debt, wonli 1faise it to three
times its present price, OF So ton. Aud
q Northern rebellion, such as 1s threatened
In The platform Of the Chicago Convention,
section third, Would send Il up 20 tMeatY
krs per ton, leaving the poor mans family 10
freeze around his d1eless hearth.
CLOTHS.
satfnfts have been increased by this
Democratio'' rebellion from 50 cents Per
apGy yffa Id rsb dss 70 ea9
Would vi stand It ssa5 aasas and. should @ tie vots
for Mcclellan be strong enough, and Bel
cratic rebellion, Z 8 should pay the rebellion
irtce, or S115 per yard.
DRUGS,
which the Southern Democrats have sent up
200 per cent, would cost twenty times their
present price.
WHAT SHALL BE D0NE?.
If what the "Democrats'' Of the South
have already done pleases you, and Il what
the " Democrats OF the North threaten to
do, unless they are wholly and ignominiously
defeated. pleases you; If yon want compro-
mise and trebled prices, or Northern civil
war and Rebellion prices; If you want all
the horrors which tie Democrats of the
South have brought on the country in the
name Of Sham Democracy, to ba outdone by
the greate1 horrors which the " Democrats''
Of the North threaten to bring on the coun-
trJ-then
VOTE THE SURRENDER TICKET!
VoTE FOR EVERY CorPERnEAD AND ALLY
|, or JEFF. DAVIS on the ticket-they are all
Of the right etripe-an pledged to stand by
JeE. Davis State Rights (aecesslon}, all for
peace with traitors against the Government,
and war on its defcnders-increased debt
and taxation, BY adding the rebel dsbt and
damages to our OWL, and compelling Us to
pay them Tor elaughteriug our own troops,
and a long continuance Of such times as
their "party" has produced for the past
four years. ..........
But IF 1ou Dos'r LEE THESE THINGS;
If <.Dcmocratic" rebelllons, whether
South OF North, don't please, you; you
earpa his bread By tee sweat of his OWL brow,
to be held as good as alaEe-holding arlsto-
crat, who steals the fruits Of another mans
sWeat. and sells his o1spEing-if you belieye
Liberty for the Labor9r is at least as good US
slavery, and that II this Union and our Con.
stitution are to be preserved at all, It nusS
beby
TEACHING DEMOCRATS TO SUBMIT
TO THE RESULTS OF ELECTIONS,
ad to abide by tthe decisions Of the
- SUPREME COURT,
on al! doubtful questions, Instead Of taking
the law into 1hetr own hands, getting up Ee-
bellioDs and bloodahed; then-H you belieEe
all this,
, 1864-11-06

Iotai
l. The following tho coEnE quotations OF tho
Eet this event. Z, and compared with lAas week:
chosIAa F11o1a.
eaea %1 e q pias d.. ss q
HssiS aossss 5s:s ss s:a sa s rs s:s
Tho following aTa the eompa1auva pr1css OF BecI
Cattle this evening. ana sas corresponding pe14oa
- coArAaAr1yz p11o1a.
Coed medium to prtns do...... l.734 35o a.N14Io
Cow. eoai4e aaaa o1aa 2c:... aisS IL : 7.S5!$s
From the shove tab1e It VIII b sssn thai With
comparatively 1args supply Of Bset CAttla during
the past week. prices have ruled unutuslly ste4dy
sDd unchanged. The supply Of kood medium to e1-
tra grades otskock has bean ve1y limited nod ,he
low the demand, vht1as of coumoner au22tlas tbs
receipts hkvs exceeded the requirements oftae MAr-
kes, but With concessou On previous QUOTATIONS.
We call attention to tho Ahove table Of compare
tlTe prices foE the present a1d the correspond
isg ono Of Last yeez. xhen 1t VIII bs beea that Best
Cattle sold Il about swothiros ot the pressAt quota
tIcps OF the market.
sA1u7nAr Ev7x1ne, Nov. 6.-Tha 1ecsipts Of Beef
Csttla du.ug the past week. have IN point Of uun
be1s been Nbsza1. corresponding Tezy fairly With
tho lneEealed supply for which the present
aes 8
the pteponderAute OF COMMON Cxtt1s. and tha ab-
seucs OF n7taln1 Ike good marketable beevea
This II appa1entlr pecullA1ity Of the presant u
II At variance with our preconceved sas cf the pro-
psie,y and aayAntaRe Of ssndaE wall mat,rsd cattle
b1oaa IN for sale.
Therecords Of each days nsaetons in the stock
yafts during tho week have presented unuluai
cesree Of uniformity In the character Of the demand
and tho ruling prices OF tha market. For several
weeEs pait tbs requirements Of Beat Cattle On Gov
e1nmens toutract1 have been large, thoroughly ah"
fofblnR anything approaching heavy receipts; these
bave, however, gradually been disposed or without
fsesh OIL es balDg msde unM vs now have not aln.
| g'e GoFeznmant contract IN the market. 4 few
d1cyes occasionally required for distant points
| but rothinE, beyond, aud heae being required OF
good grades there has been unusual dn1cultY n Oh.
| tssntng THIN.
There has been almost nominal supply Of good
ehippit atsdea Of Cattle, AID With the depression
snd lrref rlar demand which has for wsAEs past
charac.e1tzed cur Eastern markets, shippers would
rot have teer dapoeeG 10 Risk this purchase Of stock
| with 60 much u1ce1tainty aud r!Rx attached.
! There has, however, been good demand for Cattle
| suitable fer packing Al ou' city packers are &C
| t1vslJ cnzsgsds and have neen buying freely both
low and good metium qualities.
There were IN the ysrda this morning about 2.s1u
hesd stock. Including the daily receipts. Tho uar-
kst opened With m active asd steady demand. uo-
der the influence OF which EeArIy the whoia OF The
supply on hand hiss bsen dpoied Of and prices havo
ruled firm 1t the previous curront rates Of tbs mar
Eet. Tie entered sales It all the yssds amount to
2Bo head. At ~ 25a6os but principally At s-so9 LEO
2 100 ns-
, 1864-11-06

tF Democratsl Thoee OF ysu who pre-
fer vigorous prosecution OF the war until
rebels 1sy down their arns, to dishonora-
HE peace and dissolution Of the Union, vote
for Lincoln. Plant your vote when 1t will
ttI against rebels.
, 1864-11-06

NUE49.
The total recepts Of Hogs At the various yards IS
the city during the week ending to-day according to
The daily returns pested on Change amount 70 a 2
head This II S9 head 1cora than wers received lsst
week sud II Iags head more than the receipts Of tho
co,respoRding week of LAST year. -.--..
Tne daily receipts q. the various ysrds ceE7are ~
fn11aHH.