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Tn2 PEACE Observation-Disclosures Pol
IriCs.-The hamilton fOhio) telegraph
says: Two thirds Of the Ohio delegates
to CLica 20, thus far aSelectcd, are peac.
u4en. u, desire that O,fio should go soi-
il for peaea, and vote for no other than 3
peace man
The tincianati E,aquirer says Tie peace
men VIII eFiCently control the action oI
ihe Eh;ta 20 Democla.ic Covention.
14th Onlo Congress sional district selec,
ted Kenny and t.stelle as Jcle.ases. They
are botia H!icoGn prossl,s s,ss .aasse .aen--
The foliox ing rcsotutistefs },5sss.sas:
lHcsalred, Iaas- we kissasy appreee tbt
lAas.ly courage and -staiesaaa,fstke t posi-
tons contained il the late s;scs.ot. o. -Nex.
Loi :, Of Ohio.
EeSotecd, That the delegates to tlic
Democratic National Conventioa from this
district are hereby instructet! 10 use all
hoporable means 70 eoure .lse ssou1inaiioa
only OF peace candidates, upea a peace
platform, for President and Ticc presl-
dent of the United States.
Tie Convention OF franklin 1O,iO dis
trct selected Hons. Sam VI Melray and $. S.
Coz, With sisniiar rosolutions
The. Illinois Democratic State Co.lvcn-
tioa met at Springfield on tie 9TH, anil
nominated a fall eIcctacial ticket, ~e.id ap
pointed delegates to the National Coayen-
reation.
a dis,@tch vas read in Convention
from the Prcsi 'cnt Of tbs District Conven
vent;on. at Hamilton, Ohio, announcing
the safe arrival there OF Mr.. Vallandig.
ham.
Tie reading Of the dispatch was follow
ed BY q Wild outburst OF cheers and en-.
thu
resolution was unanimously adopted
declaring as follows:
- bat We pledge ourselves to stand by
Ohio in protecting G. l.. Ealiandi ,siam an.
aer bitizcns und : the constitution and
laws
The return Of Valardingham in Ohio
vas Oh III, osn possibility. Il is not
known what if any, executive action vii,
10 taken concerning him.
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The Federal Col. Sherman, captus ed on
the .th. stated that the retre..t uf Gen.
jehnstoa from Dalton, excited universal
admiration in Northern military circles
aud A:.S every w.lefs sroaasuaeea the nest
stIIkns exhibition OF SuIdIerIy Sh III and
a,'GrpS Of TIE war
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A YANKEE DESCRIPTION o<g3krLASrA.-
The New York "Expressn fes tie fol.
lowing description of Atlas
Atlinta, which is sunsas TO be shs
objective point of shen1 ms {Nerth
Georgia) cxre ;fion has hfS population,
Of twenty s;N .IonSaHd ifah1z Esf.;s, ar.ionc
whom arc liberal sI.ri..k klnSpf Northei
ners, vino are the mos; aenf1 1|stratiye and
extrcne se,cssionists III thtan Ii is
| located II, IN elevated and brious Sec
tiou in the State, upon tIl4 IS idins line
in Fulton county, betve6t1,e cotton
growing and grain proaucil Regions. and
! is three Euntirc,i AMI ten q Il from Sa-
yannall, three hundred an xyea miles
from Charleston, and oNE andred sew
cn,y-tive miles fron, Monl SIsy. Ala; /;
one hundred and twelve nd feean Knox
vile and sever hundred g: sinety mics
-fEcin E;t.lIao.ld.
Four r',Ilreatas eo,nsssssl with Al
lanta, and form a jusuf tilere-the
| Western of Gsorgia Stats nsI tre IRA.
coa and II cstefn s=ai'r 5ass IS ti3fesd tlan:
IA Mont osnefy a'igos
Of Ia5s. = 1fls
from the commercial eoaysntfsn at l{ras-
! phis, STOPPED sevE-al daJsnt ATLANTIS, an
predicted that it-weaH bo the srea test i'm
III ~ 1it1 " sAEACoAssss 0Iiu at HO-sdiSLdni
day tie cap;sal OF the Sont:.ern Gonfede.
racy, the corner stone Of which, he main.
| ta!,,v1,e would be tfFicaa slavery. Al
though the rebel capital is at present at
Richmond, the public sentiment Of the
South has already located It permanently Y
at Atlanta, providing the Cenfederacy does
not collapse.
There are Quarries Of the very fines,
granite at Stolio Mountain. S xtccn miles
/ iroln Atlanta, on the Georgia railroad.
and the people of that city determined
swhen this cruel war is over" to rear
! structures more magnificent than those Of
Greece or Rome. tail as the tower of Ba-
bel, and more durable than the pyra,ait,s.
Atlanta ie the great military depot of
rebcl('on, and ii is here that the naval
supplies are stored.
There is an armoIy at Atlanta, a chem :
ical la hratory, and Il sword factory. Shells,
solid SHOT, sclSe guns, Eeli pieces and
mountain !.owitzcrs are cast there. Per
cusson caps, cavalry saddles, artillery
harness, gun carriages, ambulanccs, army
wagons, tents, and ali the shoes for the
+, y estern department, are made at Atlas-
IA. Tie armary turns out nlusl1ets OF the
Springfield Pattern, and rolling mills
stree ca the plates Cor the rebel iron claJs
LirSe quantities Of meat are packed there
for the army. 1t may well be termed the
| most tlourisilinS city in the Southern
Con ederacy, though ,hc first house was
balit there as lately as lS44.
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70 III Fo' rs IF CamtertanI and lar
net 1sn KS, be>t ii Ao"es u"l ~ tho
army 3
ia eona plia cc with the solicitations Of rasny
friends, ! n: ounce myself candidate for i
seat in tbs Il yer branch OF tie ensuing Leg -
lature of VO h Carolina My political >enti-
nlentS araw ii known to b. OF the straitest
sect ard Ists ID before you, IN, feilow-citixeu.,
sauarclv and a.rly on the platform Of prlnci-
pies 90 ably lunciated by Vice President Ste
phens and ts.,. Hrawn Of Georgia, and 50 pa
Il ioticalysa nd ocated by ". W. Holden Of this
State, and sL uld be favored tn a suihciss.-
cy efyourvO IS to place me in the high position
to which Ia ,ire, l shall do all in my powcT
lies to bring about an armiStice, with a view
to negot tiat N for AN honorable peace
| hope % b able to meet you. my fei"w-clC
liens, 1t he .verai Tax Gatherings, and more
fully cIplein ny Jews on the great and all ab-
soi bmC q ees oas Of the tin,es.
JAMES NJ. TURNER.
81 July J-IS6* tie
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PETERSBURG. July 21.--T,lere is no
lt,.til in the ruGlofs that the Yankees
were cvacuatns their position ii front
% the contrary, they are showing them
selves IL larger force than usual, ard a-c
anrcmittlngly active II strengthening
their lines AID mounting new saos.-
There WAS less artillery firing to-day than
Ja,:,.l, and l.ttle Or 10 sk:.!uishing.
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ArLASTA. july I6.-Ihcrc arc ru-
mors of another attempt by the enemy to
cut the West Point Railroad in clrcula-
ton, but there is nothing certain OF the
movement vet known.
The following official report was sent
by Coleman, of Jol.nston's staff, to head :
quarters. dated last ':ht.
HEADQrARTERs IN ~HE FIELD.-Since
the failure of the encmy to cut the West
Point road, near Newman, both armies
have been quiet and occupy their former
positions. Our mcu a4e much improved
by rest and bathing. and ase in fine spir-
its
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10 the Soldiers and Citi-
sA Zcns Of Cum ber;aA0 &is;
Iiarnctt.-A. 2. Bethune Of co a" 5tl, \
c. cavalry. is a candidate, and if elected vii
represent the good people of said counties in
the Commons Of our next Legislature, with
what ability he may possess.
JUL 8. l32lnt3t
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D-x~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED
E&kS-z4s@ to announce Gen. A. ID. Nc,
LEAN as candidate to represent Cumberland
and Harnstt in the Heuse Of Commons of the
next General Assembly,
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ST.

The Kentucky Democratic State Con
vention called tor the 18th June. al Louis
vile, was postponed, on account oi the
interruption Of Ialliood conmurivali ons,
to Tuesday, June 2Stn. 50 SAYS nor
thern paper. We suppose that trouble
some fellow. Gen. Morgan, was Ut tAe
bottom OF this change Of time
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ATLANTA. July 2O-The enemy made
q strong demonstration Yesterday and
this morning Oh our right near Decatur.
Gen, ilood attacked their right at four
this afternoon at Peach Tree creek, near
Chat ahoochee. In a few minutes tie
enemy were driven into their works The
oolors of tie SD New Jersey and about
500 prisoners was captured from Hook er S
corps. Our loss not heavy, mostly all
slightly weundeL. Brig, Gen. Stephens
If South Carolina, was wounded, it is
feared n.ortally Mai Preston, formerly
of Gen. Johnstous s.af, WAS killed.
right where the enemy attacked our en :
treAc!imcnts. After being Tepulsed, our
cavalry under Gen. Wheeler, drove them
with repeated charges towards Decatur
yesterday evening.
Reynolds Arkansas brigade which
crossed Peach Tree creek drove them
bi OK taking two stands Of colors and l30
prisoners The troops arc il iine spirits
Gen Hood, o. assuming command, is
-ucu II tcllc" .iE 2llresS
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The FRIENDS of Col. NJ. j.
sslSL%-a,1a McDUFFIE, will be grstifed
to learn IL at he has consented to be a candidate
to represent the counties of Harnett and Cum
bcrland, in the House Of Commons of the next
General Assembly, June 23-ll9te
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Er-.NeRUrG, July .3.-Dates OF tlae
15.h al.d l6ti, with dispatches from
>aef.tl c, Hhlcl! says AIT since John
,foa> retreat from K lesaw mountain.
..-l.a has Iz,! u 5000 pris5nos
te .sya u OF the leh says clitoriaHy
that it is n"w safe to " there were pc
rip I< brtvee @.,;urday aig!.t ana Mon
day morning wen the sbes might have
~ arl INTO Washingt,r ! aud effected the
r..Ft:ice Of lie rity, if at its occupation.
'.'4e Cpoaje5e $50 says the rebels seem
rr,d hc,ate.o they ]. va mt Nashin1
ton and baltimore III te i-oI. ash tI.at t!lcv
VII uN. Ec...ato 70 reps { tie exlcr,,neat
tao Chronicle says edtoriaiIy that
..~'n .n has o~oSsfd IA ChataAooc'lie
....ef e.. t'.et Johasto is. inside Of the
>t."a> as Atlanta It also SAYS that
Il I. "at probable Johns "a who failed t.
:~rs Sherman in a critic mountain
~ts".ts.-'o]d. ",,i be al A. d~ta.n him
,o-r .,~.p-a tie t"@u = IN ,,p1.l ,,-,:,.tr<
"--. ~."'c = approaches On AL >.des, an.
says Inc l.~n4er IS that oa.ston wiIl give
up the place III despair destroy such If
as snUuiljons and supp >, as cannot 5z
removed, ""e' fetreat IL her 70 the south
west a the direction oi Augusta or s,,-
NannaA. Iroo"Uiy Sis man will antici-
pate any movement OF kial and cut
- every laci'.ty Ct ret at by the Gcs-
TRACTION Of the railroad
cod 80
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Vile, driving two thousand head of cattl ,.
Ger Franklin escaped near Rtctorto"n,
the guar,l having fallen asleep
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SAK-s MANY CITIZENS OF CUM
ssa3E>-s<la berland and harn.t. coui4tle
- i'll vote on the 4th OF August HeA..
The EOnfcS es-sIe H'ickc.,
FOR GOVERNOR
z =. " a N g u.
FOR TIE SENATE
rS.,n. We = sts,iet, OF EHsss Ac1.lsasi ii 1:

FOR TUE COMMONS
Gen. \. u. Mclean. siaruett,
j. g. Shepherd, Cumberland,
Col. M. }. nCDu.ne, to.
+Iu!s 5. 1872 te
Observer conv.
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R.eHHoHp, July. 2,>.-An chici,,, dis
patch, received al the War Department,
says t.l,st a l.4r5o force Of the enemy eros
sed ;!,a Si.enan.lo III at Snichcr's Gap On
lie 18th, a, ; ?. II. They were attacAes'
and lriven across the river in confusion
Our oss is Stated bctwecl. go and 500
that Ct t..e enctay greater.
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Arsl I'll J.,
EEPsssfT Ess.s sEbsC'rIONARY.
y.ASfxn On PHOS Il A PLY

EEP0stTGss's DICTIONARY.
BASED On PIO1soGRAPHY.
IN PRESS :.ld shortly TO be published,
| BOOK withshe above titic, prepared by ths
subsc ile~, Whs las had nearly 20 years prac-
tice in phcno. . phic writing, having been at
one time epp Dyed az an official reporter in
the l. Ciitcd 81 tes Senate, and, who has bee
for the lastse,enteen months, and 10 now, re-
porter of tise.k iAnta lrtei'igancer.
| The pic:fona'y viii contain inei~ .ltions D Y
means of a1xlfs pie nomenclature, Jr writing z
with Phonamrs ,hie. .letteIs, about 20, 900 words
of the FAC In iangnage, Of ninety nine one-
lundr.ths 81 hose Ill common ubc--t,c r. :
,aainin- WJrds DrinS easily written a!ter these
,e2 ned.
Ii t}z L bro ue,isntp T. the Dictionary, sim
PIE IL t.c SioT III be given for beginners "f
.ae s.ady "a r loi:"graphy with lithogra phei
,uustra.iorx l. epared by Of the best ~,
fists in thaSC nederacy. The object of II. !.
publicationfs - make srAHDAIp fur Eonted-
arate RenoefHr5. and to render it possible to-.
the much c0ye ed and beautiful art Of Report.
+ irc - b lea acd even without the aid Of q
1acher.
As the wDri VIII De expensive. ne| t. IS
having bees p cured expressly Tor 1t, only a
small edit ~ Ill be issued Those who de
sire copies are rc'iuestcd I" send to the author
,l,ei, orders once, I, be recorded.) accom-
tpanisd witflsth, price Of the same, which viii
be FIVE doll ars per cofy. The book in paper
cover and mi able to. use, viii be sent to all
subscribers. mail without additional ex-
pensc: A.E. MARSH Ak,
I DIFF Augusta, Ga.
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For the. Senate.

TE'HE friends of WM. i. WRIGHT. Esq, re
! spectiitlly present his name to the voters
Of Cun. hclland and Harnett for reelection to
the Senate ia the aext General Assembly.
June O-ts
s.me--s TO THE FRE.EMEN OF CUM
ssSx%zaLA bERLAND COUNTY BY re-
quest, again announce myself candidate toI
the office of .Shesif of Cumberland county -
Should ] be elccn.s / can only promise as DE-
fore Ii Discharge the duties NTH " a. l5li,ty
may possess.
NAY 21-tc HECTOR MCNEI
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Guerr.iiasiare Increasing IN uurn Jers a,it
audicltv IN Miss 5:ur al. hc1iu.Lr
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GRIFFIN, July 19th 4 miles below
.tonesboro' the engine Sunshine blew ur.
The engineer, Jos Hooker Dr.. Dennis,
DR.. Harris and negro were killed. -
The engine and five cars 4 to.al wreck -
Track Will be clear before morning.
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WOOL NOTICE.
UARTERMASVriEi,'S DEPARTMENT,

QUA3TERMAS Sri.i. S DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, June 8, 1864.
7 AN NOW PREPARED to exchange Cotton
A Yarn for " ool, upon The following terms,
viz:
One bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed
!" ool, aad one bunch for four pounds unvash-
ed.
Agents have been appointed 20 make the ex
change at the following places Oxford, Tar
5oro', kinston. Catherine Lake, Concord,
buckingham. Hendersonviile, Statesviile, kox-
boro', Asiieyillc, Iitt>boro'. Iouisburg, LAY
ettevilie, Colcran, and at this place.
Persons shipping wool to this place will
please mark on the packages Who they are
from, and the cotton yarn will be forwarded
i!n Ii ediately.
hope the people will patriotically rcznonti
to the above notice. the VI o.! is for Goth
ing the \. c. 1roops.
II. \. DOW y, \. G. Nj, :. c. 4.
Junel4 tljul
- Thepapers in tx State VII p!va-e copy
until July lst.
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- The friends of -soEess sEcs-
S>5><z-SsSss7~s zsars-i sass s<sss. announce him
candidate for Sheriff of Hiarnctt Couny, at
the ensuing election III August. aprcG-tdc
#f WE kEsPscTFCLLY RE
G~S$-<s-s-a commend NELL NJ McNAI ESQ :.
as a candidate for reelection to a scat IN tl.;
next House of Commons, from Cumberland
and HaTnett counties.
5iay I'd, lS64. MANY CITiIGNS.
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[SisncG1 JOS. Z. JOHNSTON

PieHHoSp, July ao.-TLe Herald cf ,lle
18th Las been rcc:ived,
The war news is uninpor' mt: Regu
lar communication between L, ,.ci.norc and
Washi.gton restored.
Gen. Banks rlade speech at New Or
leans in which he declared that the settle.
nvut u difficulties must proceed from
snoI:s :power ia tht< country, wilich IS inca t
vtjieac;oUs than military power.
t;eld In New York III
T!..s n4,sss u 21..-ED. CAR.
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RICHMOND, July ls-An olIic:as dis-
patch was received at the War Depart
u,ent this morning. which states that the
Confederate forces Hiaiei. afpealsa in front
af Washington on Tuesday rc.erossed the
Potomac on. the 1fef', bringing of eve
ryth:ns safely and in good order. Our
oss was slight.
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\. \. Mex ETHAN,
j. 4. WORTH.
ALEX IDEN S0N .Ir

Fayetteville, \. G., Apr 1871
|FStHE MERCURY with back numbers, con
l. tanning those charming tales which youDg
ladies wish to read, have arrived at
June II II, narkct Square.
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Expected Next week
A FEW SHEETS Of new MUSIC, compris
ing charming New Pieces just issued, at
No. II, Market Square.
June a. IG0-tf
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C1'E'CeDS G,assFss. RIO. EN.

CG,E'TOS CARDS, re. EG.
YsTIii Fayetteville COTTON CAED Manu-
featuring Company are no" manufacture
ing Cards superior to any run through the
i!uckadH, and at present selling for ale rice
tae single pair G: r'y the quantity.
An, person ordering six ~ airs,
Will be securely packed >:i.l delivered :
nington free OF expense.
Call ston address
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Combs !! Combs CGsaaEs
4 CHOICE LOT OF FIEORY AND GCTA
Fiat la Fine Tooth Combs. For sal,
under tha CAKOLINiAN OFFICE.
JHna23-tf
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TLA n "a
fes tie fol-
10 be 4he
bl,s (North
sf.is among
Epf Nortl,er.
,frative and
A-n. 1t is
Hrious ee-
ridng line
~ IL
eGons, and.
from Sa-
Hvea miles
fldred sew
sgesy, Ma;
AsHfH .hHOA
miles
With Al
HiIara-tie
~ - go
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ATLANTA, July i7fh. The public were
surprised this morning " ith the announces
racnt OF the change Of CO mInaudels, Gen.
Johnston being relieved and Ger. Hood
rccliv II" command.
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DEATH OF AN EccESrRrc.-The New-york

correspondent Of The Phiiade,yhia Press says
An eccentric old gentleman has st length dece sed N
this city, after most practical preparation for deat
Upwards OF dozen years little LOT in Grecnwoc6
was fenced and In its center pantede marble shab
bearing aoit the efigy of this strange old gentleman
There It stood quadrant In hand Drawing ALL sorts y
weather and almost daily 10 the lot this quiet o0
gentleman, mounted with n ladder 10 the foot OF INC
etgy, and lost himself in contemplation OF she marne
Self Now the marble has outbrayed and ouflasfed zee
weather beaten old gentleman. and no bnried nndeb
the shaft which nc took much pride IN fesrineA
lch he watched aud studied With so Irunh rS'"rsn>
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fAdyertisemen..
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.

fAdverisen,er..l
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
Nos q aud % Pine.st, New-York.
pEPosITARY AND AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
This Bank will include In it, bid for tho new United
States $40 Loan the bids Of Other parties.
Those wishing TO subscribe win deposit with Us per
cent of tho amount required 70 b returned the bid
Ia not successful.
Certificates Indebtedness be used for onequar'er
Of amounts subscribed for All orders must BE- HANDED
In by the 18th inst. MoaRs KErcHrM, President.
d. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Reported Jov Ts rHrnvsE e, t,s uees erdig I'''e'eaE
Tho following |. .he amount OF stock u market:
This weet ..:..3eso go so 2 rs 2l% &
one year go t0ci V.. .Ss,s $50 80 5oW ~
Besse,-E,in....~&lo OOd $lt oo( Per 'oo u. -
siI. gasi'y.. y "ss y; 90 total ~'se, q s'a.
Tux i15s S Ssi;i; S sss go s@' '''A
coz. ard carre.-sso6 40; Extra, sso9sle.
.S'o'a-ielrl'ns,, siea S2a t"o-ycaroldr' ss'%fSs
sa-l and Lanb.-ssastc. eD on live weight H. io'' ~
SS..sts. ns iodi?c. ym.
Hites-seile.; Css sAins. i6Vl'c. T..o", sales-
pm.
RyxARss-oithe 90 Ca. At market, fun PJ those
len unsod a odnesday, mostly from Maine es he
rivals of fresh stock about 600 ore week $50 Al Ca
bridge Yesterday morning there were sbout 700 TO alto
less than lat week The socA arrived promptly b' wrs1
beautiful good md business brtteror lih~I quite
dull 20 last week. Quality Of stock generally poor. one
small 10, of good Oxen frcn Washington Couay, Nrwfos
cold by Mr. Long for &c. rnd IL from NtoT County,
might have brought lc which Is the extreme Of The sr.et-
Yodn, Cattle Cows &c. from e.c. 10 Ice Yards pretty wen
thiun,d gu, at i0oclock.
At Brighton there were from t- wess and chou, 10
fresh Maine cattle. and 800 len 1he WeerA
stock of inferior grade the beet e. Nef ok
vi six loads Of drovrr sold at TO- three ss
Western heard Of There IL evidently better feeling ss
week and probably beef cattle sell about g. y % hses
than last week ~he poorer SPADES, and especially M s'''s
stock, goco lard.
The small number Of Sheep marke, last week las ia
proved the city trade In mutton ani consequently the COURAGE
OF the butchers this with another small supry hs weed has
raised ~. prce those lots market Engaged aoncth
hke s0c per head. and oil soid a. once.
1he hide ,aow aud peli trade " a mp IN arms Dgy Pr"
talk of paying ouly 5d9c 10 for hdoe, 9d0o. Tor 'si)~
and + IS 50 for pe.s The bncioIs soy MY donoa
intend sell ut these aies and holding onior better terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

fAdysrtiseucpt
If you will secure any Of the new $40 LOAN,
remember to-day and tomorrow ere tho AS Days IN
which you can bid .,
The Ninth National Bank VIII Include In Ito bid ell snms
large and ss which De wanted and particularly recon-
rnends the Loan q safe and valuable inv e-oont 49,
AZ Fscs for the a. s. the Ninth National Bank w.
afford every possible facility D'bdders to get e Bones low
and pay for them easily =,
JeHH I. HUI, Cashier. j. u. OEvn fsss'aens-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
iAdreri.ement-l
NEw GOVERNMENT L0AX.
NEW $40 BONDS.

The TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
No. 40 bEoApwAf
Viii receive proposals God bearing cent
until Thursdsy os!ock, and ard with
out charge.
4 preliminary deposit Of two per cent required
on. quarter Of Of Bonds m,y be paid in Certificates
OF Indebtedness. u. L. Ross, Pr,tdsnt
J. II. STorr Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
..AiI9,a ,7ui slss, ssG,lsl sln,4ii.sS

The following comparative table shows the
quantity Of some Of the principal articles OF produce lett
at tde-water from the commencement OF navigation 10
and including the h Of October In tho years ndieatsd