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pYJ. Meg UIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.

TX . u "Ou O11sH e6 WI nuetlontets.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August q, 1854, at
6oclock, We shall sell at public sale the prem
Uses. the west half of Square No. 82S, fronting ON
north Bou ndary, 4 d 9Th streets east, contain
ing about "a, 1913 square feet, in lots to suit
chastrs. This property is located near Kendall
Green.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In
6, IL and IS months Deed given and deed of trust
TAX en- to secure The deferred payments.
Ali the writings and Government stamps at the
JOHN E. KENDALL,
T M HANSON,
SAMUEL NORMENT,
Committee of National Building Association.
J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
au 3-eo&ds (Repl Auctioneers.
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MARI lie ID,

On March u. 1854, by Rev W. NJ. D. Ryan. SAM
UIL LLOYD, Esq. of Baltimore, to Miss LOUISA
Z. MARTIN, of this CITY,
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RY JAS. G. Meg UIRE CO., Auctioneers
CORPORATION or WASHINGTON STOCK AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 8. at half.
past O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, shall sell
for account of whom it may concern, in sums to
suit
S3,aO Cooperation Of Washington Quarterly, Six
Per Cent. stock.
$50 Quarterly Five Per Cent. Stock.
$aO Sc mi Annual Six Per Cent. Stock.
$500 Corporation of Alexandria Stock.
Terms cash.
au5-d J. c. Meg UIRE & CO.. Aucts
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EOR SALE-A large and we'll built three -stor
Il BRICK HOUSE, with back building, Ne III
ID street west, between and SITS Immediate
possession given Apply to CHARLES b. LANE,
AGA Pa. avenue. te7-eotf
DOOM9 FOR RENT Comfortable and VelI-
II furnished Rooms at $50 18th street, between
g and b SITS. The location 10 one Of the most de.
sirAble In the CITY myA-H
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SAL
IN THE FIRST WARD-The undersi gu,

CHOW CASES FOR SALE-Just received eight
- elegant COUNTER SHOW CASES by the best
max ers in New York. Apply to P. J. BELLEW
lows' Hall ~ IF
, 1864-08-30
COOK CoUN QUO Ia.

10 the Pnhtc:
4 telegrsfhlc disoatch his to-day been received
fEom P1oyost Msrshal General Fry Stain. that the
corect!ons to be mace In the eur1llurnt list for
elfy snd county Will he allowed, and OR quota re
duced accordingly. It IL OF the utmost Importance
thak these correction. be n,ade, aud our quo.a,
under corrected enrolment oe fred without de-
ny The Ward Committees musl complete their
LIST OF cxemp,s and take measures to have thelK
names stdclen from shr enrolment at on1s.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
CHARLES WALKER. Chairman
.EEEKr 4. SFonas. SecretasT.
The Draft.
Alta meeting Of lbe Executive csmmlttec, fol
The correction Of the enrol'meut on last evening.
the following gentlemen werenppointeda FIuaacp
Committee. This Eln1nce Committea are request
ed to meet at the Circuis Court Room, at 3o'clock
this afternoon, to petfecfAn organization and pre-
prrcfor active york.
1T Tard-sol. Smith, wm. Trucker, George
Gape, David GnRc. E. ". Hesnck.
"a He,daFrsa; Tut,.e. Pete1 shiup, .. Tits.
Bowen; CiAriss q. Wicker. Il c: Darand, Il. o.
,Sl1i IL tGard-R. i. uoueh, Benjamin 1umb.ra, q.
4. Irwin, ChaB Reed End Alderman McRoJ.
b{h IIard-John Raber, Alderman x ahn. Alder.
man Sheridan, A1tnnr Libby. John Reid, tof Reed
64A Tard-Alderman WAlsb, Frank Lcavitt,
Hspry EIrmeyIe. u. Probst, Mathew Fleming.
9Th IFard-G Il. Young. 8. Uow, Henry
TeEtmeser, Alderman 6herWta.
6u HoTd-Geo Miller, i. c. Church, P. Rad.
cry. Wm. uo1dsworth.
III Ha,d-John 4 Tyrrc11, Maneeu Taleott,
4. q. Cook, Geo. F. Le!z, Heury Greelebaum.
10th Wdrd.-1ra 7. Mum, Geo. Himrod4 A. u.
Holden. T. ". Baxter. Adam AmoerE, r ".
Gates.
1lth Ndfd.-A- 3. Johpeon. Geo. Won Holm,
Henry Achot, r. McGiu1is, Geo. Morey.
12h Hnrd.-N. r. Huntley, Aucuerus Stein
18th Tard.-ChaB. Peek, Eber Woodsa9, Alder.
map Armstrong. Ernst PFustin., Ga4taye Fischer
1akh Hdrd.-AldetmAn Rob. J. 1nue.s, Paill
EtipmnllieJ, Char1ee Gaebel. Rich'l Dark.
l5A 1Iard-Ju1len S. Rumeev. Alderman Lew
SOD, John Herring, Redmond Pdndirill=, Alder
MN Sullivan.
KpauI, 4. II. Burlcy, Thoa. Z. Miller.
, 1864-08-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR FOR The
UNION.
TEE GENERAL MILITARY
SITUATION.
--latest from Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan,
CAPTURE OF FORT MORGAN
. CONFIRMED.
Who Were Wickli8e's s Impris-
oned Friends.
IKE Indian Hat in the KorthWest--
F1ctory Over the SayageS.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
--latest from Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan;
CAPTURE OF FORT MORGAN
CONFIRMED.
IKE Indian Hat in the Northwest
Victory Over the Sayages.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
WAsH1soroS. Mordsy. Aug. e, 1864.
10 Nsjor General DIX;
The capture o. Fort Morgan IL fnuy confirmed
by diepttctes from Gane. Grant snd Sherman, who
derive thclt information from Richmond md Nc
bile papers.
It appears itom Ger, Grants dispatch to the
President, Just received, 4bat Fort Morgan has
surrendered.
C11F PUNT. Aug a9.-To Abraham Lincoln,
Pfesldcnt of the u. s.: Since my dispatch Of this
morning Ihave received the Richmond SEasins: OF
The a7th. 1t contain. the following dispatch from
Mobile:
1lc report OF the surrender OF Fort MORGAN Eas
most Unexpected. We awsit m cxplaoation OF 60
unfortunate IN occurrence. The press Of Mobile Is
hopc{Ql and confident Of their ability to hold the
ciiy. tsigned1 q. 8. GnAsr,
Lieutenant General
The latest mi te!ligcnee from the Shenandoah
Va':ey rcpres ents that ! large party Of the ebel
forte hns been Withdrawn towards Richmond.
The latest reports frum Gen. Sherman repre-
eents that thus far his recent movements to occa-
py the rebel '1res Of supply, hsrc been successful
{. {Si.ntd,} E. II. STANTON,
Enfretatr ri TFnr
, 1864-08-30
FH0M ut. AUDfS.


Especial N5p9tch to tue Ch1ceRc 'if*Dche-t
Ct. Louis, Mouday, Aug. -.
Ger, Je hn Mcneil reached Eol:a to mke COM
mand Of the district Of Southwest Missouri on Sat-
uiday evening, and WAS honorca with po7olsr
nd most enthusiastic reception at his hotel 4
largo crowd instantly gathered With music and
cheers, and Won the General 10 attempt a speech.
Bis rcm1rks elicf,ed the most aalnatcd app1ausc
ii indicating bis determination to deal With reb-
c1e ond rcb.f tymeathizcre On raa1cs1 p1lue.p'et:
is,s In the dwellings, Of the radicals, and bonnrea
in the street,.
While The earnest lo5alists were thus teottfys1g
their joy clique OF conservative chaps werc In
G,neTai. nrubanly hoping to tdte charge Of him.
they viii ind themselves s:enali5 dsappolated;
Sconts in: foothcntt Missouri report nat the
rucfiu1 Tam Truman IL advancing Into the S!ate
from AYkantaR with about 900 men he Vas l1et
heard rom moving north Ia Carter county. His:
soori, bav,ug started from the neishborhood OF
Mra. Thompson, wife Of tho rebel General !eH.
Ttomp.on, II nuW q confirmed ln1atic, and 1t ts
said ste Will shortly be sent 10 the Asylum ut
Alton.
here from Alton at IL O'Clock MocdAy morning.
, 1864-08-30
Chicago Qrtbn11t.
TuE CONVENTION.

TUE CpNtHN14N3A
As the lesdin.. topic not only of locll tut
national interest, uc sftrc. der much Of oar
tpsce in this issue 10 the proceedings Of the
Presidential Ot,nvestion which opened YES
terday. lh: 'op,ous notes Of our reporters
elsewhere will give very complete ides ii
the tone aod ,ewpeT Of the gathering. 1t
was large in. nuubern, Imposing ia reepect
to thc pronAtencr oi many Ct is memb".s.
and mcmentous because cf. the national
events that m.s hinge upou ite action II is
happy dispere esuon OF Providence that has
thus cslled tcrether tue Democrats of the
Eastern stusce, md their Coupsrhead brctt-
rcn Of the West. 1t has given the former u
cold chill of apprehension, to listen to tie
rampant treason that preFails amoog their
yoke fellows In Democratic traces, in this
ecc.sou Of tie Upion. TIE scheme Of u
Sorthw etteso Confederncs, through dis
union and dsheporable peace, has ,cen for
the first time bsoueht to the perception Of
numbers Of casy psc=d gentlemen Of the
old school, who hsve taken pride in their
hard shells, and deemed tlat dsmnsns Abe
1itionisu, ahd the Lincoln government
-was ~pu:c]y Dcmocratic pastime, which
need not break the pslings of the Union
Tho Convention yesterday In this re-
s1ect opened the b'luoe-t eyes. Who was
its pet MD chiefhero? :. Vallandlsh1m. Who
was cbeercd al ofttn as he rose, a. he often
dids The Canst. martyr. When grew the
applause Of the assembly the loudest /?
Whenever G1andrspa Wtck:ide, whose SD
ility il all the = orse setting Tor his treason,
OF Juliue Crsar Hannibal Dodge, or Long,
OR Ca1mlchaLl, Or the Infamous Olds, rose to
ercat, or eimsly rose IN their seats, without
speaking. The spectacle shocked many vho
h.ve IL time past rcgar'ed Democratic con
ycntione az nsttona1 dry nocss for the occa-
aioral tipkei1ng Of 'hc Chip of s,ute. OF
The cprogrtss nude IN tbc business Of the body;
Of its torethse . WHY'S of hueirefs to cone; Of
the proofs that int Unconditional Peace men
NC too strotg not to leave uu,n,stakcable
IAEt6 Vi kuC.l Po"cfs Hl C3uulQA.c OF pat
form: Of the tokeue that the Grave Digger
ot the Cblckahoufuy till ne the nau; aud
the certainty that o. Pe4ce platform will be
put beneath blu'. our voinuioous notes else
where ore the best proofs. 1t will be bitte1
pill for tile Peace N II to ~&tlow auy ehon'
dcr-strapped candidate, und they arc rcleut
less in surrounding him with the emblem
Of place.
, 1864-08-30

[sncci.l Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibune.1
ST. PACL, Monday, Aug. q, 1854.
Dfsuatehes ha7c been received here by Gen. sib.
lev from Gen. suly. announcing glorious and de-
eirve victory BY n,s H;.ean p,roo 1u1
aCth Hr dcstro1td immense quantities Of their
nroy,s,o6s and property. The dispatch WIS dated
Heart river. Aug. ID, Indicating that the e1pedi-
ton IL returning to Fort Rice.
A letter received rom st. clond this morning
ly Ar. Ecndlcson, merchant o1 ths CITY ao.
ano,fc nan named Dur!and. wcEe killed By 1ndi-
ans Of, Int Monday, on Whisky creek few 1ules
this side Of Fort Aberczombte. force Of sixty
cavalry had been dispatched from thst post In par'
euft Of the nurderere.
The quota oi St. P4nl Is low 1i'led' and eve1y
recruiting committee has ceased its laoota. o'tae
one hundred and .ixts men obtained 1~en'1-."oo y
we're half breeds. Thcy-ore tough and active and
1ynyP eFryIrqahlr en1dfers
, 1864-08-30

new TonK, Monday. August eo.-J. A. Stuart
has teen appointed Assistant Treasurer to fill the
vaeancy cauted by NJ. Clsco's resignation.
Colo opened at eA5: after selling down to am
RECOVERED to sa4, and en- confirmation Of IN news
Of tie capture Of Fo.t Morgan, 1t went down to
, 1864-08-30

NArHT111.K, Asg 29.-It IL rumorcd here thu:
Gen. Sherman has mored portion OF his army to
the ricfl1sY. Of lied OAK, aud f. advancing upon
Atlanta tton The South, d: :ubt1ess intending to
attack the city from reS raj potats simultaneous
IL. No Official Intelligence of Shcsnan's move
N epts hnre ret bcea received here. :
Gen. GiIlett telegraph. from Greenvine, East
Truut seee. that in i tight with rehai foeca al
I. 1t pisco on lid sd he killed 10 Of the Confed
crates ana dIovc the force troln p'wn. lie 1ost .
1ren. and among them Capt. Conner, mort.llJ
EnrEGf1.
, 1864-08-30

1epec3a1 dispatch to the Chi.szo T11buntf
I.p1AxAro11s. Monday, Aug 70:
The return OF the hundred diJh' troops fs3'n Ia,
diana wss slgasltzed this afternoon By gtano
r-Ffew.
, 1864-08-30

gold "h!ch, by the almost superhuman efforts Of
The Operators, has been 20 long delayed.
Tbo brokers are refusing to par over 2f0, though
the nominal quotations are shout 23oGa35.
CONFIDENCE In the hieh prIce OF gold Is about
played out Stocks are dull. The bank eta ement
IL considered favorable To IN easy money market.
, 1864-08-30
1IEE PIRATE TA1.s4AAAs'
SEE.
The Tallahassee Among tho Fisher
men.

fTrom the Cape Cod Republican, Aug. S5- RI
Two fishing schoouers of Harwi=h-the D. Ellis
Capt Jeh,al BsSer. And the D.adcm. Capt. joscpa
DAY iasf ts1ine Desa ~ ' poardsd od shslhu1ne few
gays previous By the v1acere Of the pirate TAl!a-
hRttee. The cxtws OF The fishermen s9ta that,
ehort distance from Them, and rs thcy could ses
none Of The crew taken Ut or leave the vessel.
they naturally 1el. alarmed tor their own safety,
vonld be useless. hey At oSce ntnmed Their eaiis
SECURED tie helms 81 that the schoouers would
make tnwa1ds the rhoEe. aud after securing what
they cnud they totk tu thrlr bo atA to ro araora.
but were soon oye1hxu1ed by boat q crew of the
pirates. There 1t was dcctded th1t a. the TWO
nthlne veisels were wlthin three miles OF the
BrIttsh coast 1heg were IN neutral waters. and
were releated, with the Assurance that had they
heen Outside Of thai their vessels Yoold have
tbsted the tats Of The o1sr ,sra eis Of
sncctfye yesste, md psy1ved home a. above stated
-x1lh mil 1artu or maCkcrel.
The c1cw Of the ti1oiu1 schooner m M Mercy A. uowss
in,innt latlt9dr a e.etes, Longitude ID drgrcsa.)
aTr1rtd heUe ut Chatham on Monday eTentng last.
ono Of the crew e,ntss 1hst On ne En- 5 ao5sso
mister Is one Norris, formerly OF Hyanui-, aud
was st the time Of the building OF M1not's Led:s
lighthouse enss=ed With him 90 ta2s woT5 Ia Is IL
On board the Tallahassee, Who laqaista 1,
Is concerning various ctso. in te Sslnit5 WILL
whtm they "ere rcqus utco; :, .,h,,a.,. .ar-
d.h, 5u,t r.casc fr The itapds OF this pirate,
She Is iaet snilcr E..n determined to do al t:e
1uit chief ors,blc Blu, We trust the day fetrl.
bnto1 t. not lar distant wGcn the pisa:tc, y crew
Ct the Tallahassee will nacet WIN 1oe's 10s'
| dcAt rts.
| i HARTFORD nor AY7En A1E TA1LAHAssEE.
From the Hartford Tlucs, Aug 81
We learn that Captalu Ftc1 r. ElnS of this city,
ea,'ed frr1n New iers ye.tesd>y, il command o
the United Sfatee thip Anraca lsealA tocfuisa tuI
! the 1kmous Tai:ahA.>ta. Cap.4in Ks voyage II
pctn1Ar in one zetrecs-his ve++el goes OFT as 4
| decny- 6he has 4 ktrcrC arm aDent, bat 1t IL al
| concealed Epder The rire o. a n r;haptuan and
It the rthe1 engages hes be vii cnusc her to shoH
| ~ unexpected Esw o! lc.th, thnt may leave hin
second best II the cnconlter. Having heen a.
4 fsfhtd to Admiral Fasratuts squadron !os ,hrr,
ycals- Gur7nr which te uarsicipa,cd iu eeve1a
inn. encouIterf. Captain King has had abundaa
| opportunity Of getting acqaai'ted With rehal sgl
I'll marked tiftine:io1- for his bravery md GOO
, 1864-08-30
From the Shenandoah,

PnnADz1rH1A, Monday. Aug. "a special to
the Philatc1phia BuIfis tsya:
WAtHINo1oN. Mondsy, Aug. ao.-lnformnston
recei1cd here from iaaltowD, as late yesterday,
1nather battle in the valley Is expected aud Pre-
Aicted. :,
, 1864-08-30

LAfAKK, Carroll Co., ILL.,. Aug. ga full com
many LEFT this county last might for Dixou, to b
mustered INTO tho regiment forming for State
service.
, 1864-08-30

DAYTON, Ohio, Monday, aug. sat the Dis
tr1ct Qourreaslo1 III Convention to-day, Gener3t 4.
G. Eehepck w1s enthusiastically rem nam,nntod fo1
Congrese. He accepted In powerful speech.
, 1864-08-30
wICKL1FEa's FRIENDS.
Who afo T. z. Buchanan and j. w
LpaINeru,

LeuIheru.
LOUISVILLE, Sunday, Avg. Il, 1S84.-1he head
Of the fire department ard the late Colonel OF the
18th kentucky were boniebcd with Judge Dollltt
to the Torpgns, and the Lead Of the water depart:
cut, the city and county jai1or, Dr.J. R. Bachan.
An {Pesce Democratic Delegate at Large to Chi
ego, end Chairman of the Pence Democratic Cen
II il Comni,tce,) J. ". Leathers. (auo,her leading
Face Dcmorrs.,) aud Ut least one Of onr wealth.
lest mcrchAnta, will likely share the tanc fate.
None arc thus punished for their partisan and
fa@tior7 oppoaihon to the Administration, bat fos
proven Implication in an ascertafned conspiracy
10 reslst ard overthrow tue United States Govern
ment by force Of arms.
, 1864-08-30

St. LOUIS, MondAy, Aug. 20 Tho latest ne 1B
, from Fcrt kearney Ii to the effect thai Cen Cus-
lis has several hundred troops there and IL uaklng
active preparations fer the campaign against the
In the field, with Ca. Jenn1son, OF Ka1sas, and
Col. livingston, Of Nehta -ka. uHder him. The
rauuee Indians will also asslst Gea. Curtis,
The report that thirty tk1 loads Of rebels cross
ed I1cm Nebraska to Missouri some days since, IL
tentedb by the Atchison County Journal
CO... FIcteher's regiment Of one year men Is
flied. and copside1able surplus ol men over.
Another s1Eiment will doubtless bo authorized to
b raiBld By Fletcher. 4
Berry Winters, n rebel Epy. WAS shot at Cape
0Iyasde1u On FridaY,>
, 1864-08-30

HEdIIk:a F4jRNAGE3 FOH
IL wsru.ux Dwellnss, 5to7es. Chu,ches. Bchool
EpQses, Pa"t'c Bui'duRs.6c.
HEECaEh'S I01 PHtsyEO PATENT,
For bprLt Arn Hoti cotl for esie a2d put up By
aKECn1R& PARkEE, go hsalaoo tt:1rt: nr4t .ns
hi1dte. an3c-og9!.1t
, 1864-08-30

TIES~ 2CARFS, CRAVATS,
4 6TGEKE, I'D ALL ARTICLES to fnrntsh the
reck1n
GREAT VARIETY.
A. ELf's GeLts' Oa.ating Bstabl4hment.
tel.b<n tmnet . 9lTemunt BioA1
, 1864-08-30
THE CONVENTION.
OPENING DAY.

srirlt Of tic Ds1egailons Flew t1eY Caucus
-MeCleIlan,s Ctapees-Abaat Seymour
.--A Peaee Platform.
, 1864-08-30

TVNRlEr'S CEz,EBRATED
IL Phctr graph GarerT.
E67 R4A&~ 4; STREET.. .
Corr NIL 8lle C4rees Dc VI id olhef Photo,
VIZ. ii. Ev 4Elrf, P;oc:ienr
RAT NIAs, OcefaYor. au.O oil:
, 1864-08-30
observation-disclosures.

ATnTlCE-A htsts Nesting will
- taka rltca rf tno j. urn' Yman Cord salner,'
As8rcIa:of Wedre.oaT ntk br. sept. as 6atf 4
Fey.n 1'cecE on mort ant bn-IRes. Ec1n- o:l, as
k:e Il r. al very he.sJ- By oder Ct PftA !rns
aEa.qi51t |AhlLt.
to VESSEL OWNERS AFD
ETer. resr Cslli.swtod, to :hcsso. Lam e: ID
c4nYttte1t 70. 1oad n 4 rexvy drs1gstxexels-
.sus'.p:91ls Corner of Ohio a. d FRANKLIN II.
pIA;lNes, GOODRICH h CO.,
:1p hare On hand iele1ss caliy large supply Of
C00K1NG AND EAr1NG APPLES,
F7tn ;St11o u o. rer bbt. Seer Pot-tocs 7ber1&n
t1tbp 8pp1cs, &C.. at No. Market airee', "!Ewam
Butidn r.. auGqs3 It
ATTENTION FIR KNIGHTS.
IL "A Rpecta, Crucars Of Apollo conmasdo,y
Eo.1 Kn.f Is vemp)aT, Vt ba Sid taetf Asylnn,
y Esorlc II uIrl., this i1Ua3DF. EVENlEQ. AUG.
n b. at ~ o'clock for Dial Work. cir Knl3nu
firm Ahro-l are c9u1tenusl. lnv!ten to A.reah
a1so coeB1t j. "A. M.NTGoARBF. Becorder.
ITO BACHBLORS..--Any :"one
H.. h&YiI comfortably
Furnished Room for Sale,
AU.f-uA9xs hW Ttfbup9 D!uC5
, 1864-08-30

/. eu,p Cox sas loudly called Tor and Fesponded
IL =, ..rri1 UI which the tul1o wing are the princl
- -: fstfnres: He RAID the tlmes WIRE grave A
sestiopsl and fenatical party IN power, and IN in
GpHe{n4a5 on Fourth Raat,
, 1864-08-30
The Peace Spirit nnnpant-Pesce Q,
\ FREQ at9ht- -IncIatnE to ftebeI-
lI0n In tho North,

On the ipaidepf this tteue will DO found full
report OF the first day session of the Petcs Con-
vention held In this city yesterday, With re2ortB
o1 tho gatherings In the morning aud Afternoon.
o!ccursc tho ppceedlngs there dcscstbcd src onls
preliminary but the acsion Of the democracy last
evening was equivalent to a rejoicing, not oply
orer uuaimous nomination. hut after su:cess.
fdl1y contested election They thronsed. tbs
streets, gathering in crowds at seversl points,
listening to the harangaes, nall dennacla-
tory and half congEatulstosy. OF their prominent
, 1864-10-26

AFH MI NTUR A3-
Steady supply NE n fket
quoShncns, 61cep.lug Tui
= Gee Inc Ct IL, Q Oh pfeY,t
"...... So. .s2aNH5 u
9hnkee Fitch. a,u ta1oM
Pite Pitch Il. .EhGN.fi1
Ro-tn p zHs Dl,,,,..0so,t h
Turptotlne. ne.....,,,..ss 3D
LII. FAX CkcktlS.,,tlc
!N. Hemp packing SIC
Am. Hamp 5np........%
An. 1eHp No. l.,.,...Ec
&A1LS-Tht market I
ARE Irregular and unatti
, 1864-10-26
NattonAl Thankssfv1er.
BI the PEesideot Of the United Htatea of Am ptles

.,a. .1oA1A1iox.
..1 ~ t'eaeeu 0t"tFn1 aod 70 prolons our ra-
.Ha.s,.a auaaa ate s1ss s1' oe1end1ns us with Ills
tsasa .1 sa'e axans. un1r7endly desigus from
~ ssa,aI -t,4n.ssa 70 as IN Hts mercy many
49, hs.sasa,I ote tae enemy, who II Of our
rs..aN nasa' ~ . =. n.s also pleased our Heavenly
80 49, an,5,. 40 "e4i cur citizens In their homes
80 W. 'e'o4e.o ~ Iaeu camps, and our SAILORS On
,..aa,, ~ s' WIN unusual health. he has
a.,;o, 80 ~ .ea oul Hee popa1st1on oJ emaac-
as>s.as a =. ~ oul immigration. while He has
ol 70 VI, lew sources OF wealth, and has
-.,,roo., - o. 1oat "ofs'ns men IL ever! oe-
-. "o19J "1tn aoanoanI reward. Aote-
, 1864-10-26
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune,1

N add1Hon to the above, the names Of the
following well known Democrats are ap-
pended to the call: Walter B. s.ates, Dan'l
biairard, and r E. InEersoll, Of Illinois; J.
q. Woodward. Smith Thayert Ed. Knowles.
Haya, John Snedeker, and Con. Wctscher,
Of Michigan; Mat. H. Carpenter aud George
II. Wa1ker, Of Wisconsin,; Geo. Grams and
N, B. Matthews. Of Iowa, and one hundred
ana fhftty-fcur others.
, 1864-10-26
A Remarkable Case.
EAST A1nDISsoao'. AA.,., Jaas ., .ssl.


he1e-4s bVA3&3I 10
1send yco statement Of my dauzhtes's csc. II
Regretted She VIII have bean a1cz 1tI Jears II sha
lives until tha dfat Of August ne1t: at times yoa
voold1ot shtaz she could uv. ten 1ninues Het d,s.
resa would throw her Into Fpanua. a1d as eooo 1
shs got breath aha would 90 into aaotae1-sonett
Ahundred tmes IN succession. haya kaowu he.
1ay nye rtkhta and alno8s ava days Without food g.
drink. She would las IN that situation perfectly ID.
sensible: 1he has had every tooth in her head takaa
out aluce Rae became e.ck.
Her situation and distressing stckness ars Known
Eli oTeE the tee States. For i've years I h.7s de-
voted mcsr Of ny stne to hef-havu sar u2 with her
from 10 and lo4 olock Ia the evening. to !, aad3
ofclo;s. NJ til birds begun to alne IN the suulez
mornings.
When her nalr came CT s,e had baen AFFLICTED With
neuralgia IN ter head FIR three Jears. She had used
hiHesn RaloEa Of sha bsEs Cologne. twenty-five bot
tss Bay Watsr, bealeas may othat porsrtuI appll-
cations These With tho intsu,e heat c4used By she
pains. hunt he. hair - badly that In October 1885,
it all cana od, and for TWO Years aez, hex heaa
Al smooth "a her face.
Tt1ouah tho Recommendation CT = tr1cnc .he ~.
!Educed 70 ~ your COCAINE. and tho .eauls wsa
axecnisaog. She had net contents Of halta
tosEe before har haad was covered With nne young
hals. II would zrow about eiRta Of an inch IA
lep2tb. AID then CONC OF Il continued to do 70 At
inter rails fer four noa:hs, when va discovered An
sr:t2tion OF the scalp.
We procured bottlo OF yo7r EA11.sros, Apply
leg It vlth 0 SOFT nEa11a CLOTH a.au per.evrrtnp
with the COCAINE applying that with tha hand aad
they had tho desired effect. In tour months her hs
hss grown soVe:al nthes In 1enSth yezY thick soft
aad Enc, and CTS darker eolox shan formerly. When
her hair had grown Or 2x inches, I neve7 SAW 20
splenatd aAir thick nas, aud when parted /: ay
closo &c her hekd.
shs tt1l1 continues 70 tho CocoRne, and ne have
oos Att.e eAr Of tef loxng har halr. she tcds saa
Kalsl1ton 10 zefteaht1g Ind cooling to her head al,
laying thu heat produced by pain that aha culd not
DO without Il. Wtth 1eI2ecr, WM s.KDDY,
{QfWm. 3. Kdty 4 Ban,)
Aanufacssrers Of Cast Steal 8hoYea AID 42ades,
E1st NidtIsbczo, Aass.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO., Boston,
.--. P1ooEta.or7.
An'l scld by all Druggists ani Fancy aoods pss:e..
ec3.s:s sn 1.ev.w3dp
, 1864-10-26

Under the direction Of Mr.. c. h. Thom.
eon, the agent appointed By the Union State,
Committee Of New York to facilitate sol
ofets IN voting, two hospitals Of Washius.
ten were canEassed for votss of New York
soldiers, to be cast November sth, with the
, 1864-10-26

LFATHEH There has heen lim1tsi tmnsovs.
Eenr n tne previous dulln eas Il the market with
aE strp.y pota O pamsstlc acd Forelgn Enanu!ac.
1sS1 we pg9e H.. eee9s e r. during ne week of e q
anc OF en- SLAUGHTER soie 6sF stock nss also de-.
fans1 99 Harness e. kp 1o a9d Calf 25 FS
mtEket has tnithtr declined Sc = on French Calf
9K1ns and 3l0lD q dozen On Lam mas n. nuote.