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, 1864-09-02
TEHE M9IrTARV VSITUATe4AN-
The Need OF mere Mcn-The Kehe1}1ou
In EIkfeIuea.

swjnton, the correspondent of tho N. r
Tmez, thus ably and t1uthfully sums up the
military situation:
an persuaded that IL our
armies did no more than hold their own Ia
their present positions, with the grip they
have on the rebel armies, the rebellion must
wear Itself away and die out from sheer lack
lees in consideration for the South itself than
for the honor and integrity OF the nation,
and the material interests Of the world at
large, to nse swffter means for its suppress
eion. We all wHnt pence, North and South:
but the shortest cut to peace is through Wig
o1ous blows ut that alone which prevents
peace-the ar1ned forces still under controi
Of the chieie OF the rebellion. Even In point
Of time no ambassadors con1d arrange tarms
OF peace 50 quickly as q mission OF fresh
poor judgment OF mine, but the authorita-
tive utterance OF the head Of all cur armies.
that 1t is In the hands Of The people to end
the rebellion at blow. Lieut.. Gen. Graut
bas declared, that iii he had now but hun
cred Thousand fresh men he could, IN 80 days,
during the war" This is no shallow hear
say; It ia the authentic declaration Of the
high nsme given; aud the sentiment Is pf-
frmed by oTerY military man have lately
mat. Hall that force added to Gen. Grants
own immediate army would enable him to
and positively compel the abandonment Of
Virgins; the other huff would put Hoods
army into the hands OF Gen. Sherman. Il
there living patriotism enough left In the
country to evoke The means for go glorious
co1summatione Il there were not, it might
well raise the question whether euch . pco-
PIE deserved to be eaved?
The time is Fast drawing nigh when this
patriotism will be- put to the tEsr. TIE DRAFT
is designed t. give Gen. Grant the hundred
thousand and thrEe times the hundred thou-
eand men he needs to coIc1ude the .ar with
al Thar measure rings the death knell OF
the rebellion. The leaders Of the rcbeliio7
In the South know 1t; the abettors OF tac
rebellion at Ihe North know it. and hence
their efforts to thWars It. The dratt will be
1aaas In spite of both. But It can be made
trnnquilly and eficzcionsly, or with lame
aEd lmpotent results, as the people shall
elect It is momrutops Issue which hangs
on that election!
I believe We have already touched the
nadir Of our fears and our despondeucy, and
that breath OF patrIotism and hops Is now
yiynyinE the nation's pulse. But each man
can swell the rising tide. To diffusa tha In
Inspiration Of courage is tho duty OF every
1plrntlon from no illasiyr fountains; for the
more earnestly nnd honestly ne look at the
situation, the more grounds Of hope we lind,
Some Of these grounds can be briefly SIT
down:
]. The body Of the rebellion is moribund.
Gen. 7. Seymour, whose critical habit of
thought aid conservative temper, well
kno~n to NE, add q prodIgious weight to
states al the result Of bis three months ob.
servstiona In the interior Of the South.
that & the rebel Cause Il fast fallinx from ex.
haustlon-" This Is profoundly tTuo, Hheth
, 1864-09-02
ID a r 7 N b II 81 r
FORT OF CHICAGO.

Ad1s1f Ell. Sept. l.
gtnr Comet, KrtlAnd, A.t ttowoo sund1rca.
R,ep Ss.o.: snts. bnasio. ;saa1..s' afa' 'una1
i1cp 4aeau OF the LtAss, tEaiy. Buffalo annd3tsd.
a.nss G1ass i.as':; 81
Pop ): Tznesdeu, ".Asoa, Auskexo1. y n
r1oe otsssa, W,Eso. X 5Agsk:son. 81 III lumber.
Eens on.ss jonn, Ea.aa K.ias s:ao. - q lansst
sssE ssE es: %ss D & =
schr Ga5s, forsu. III, c.u. 10 N lumber, !. "a
sehr Carrie Eeoafo,a. ,uonnn, K.,amazoe. 10 !.
sear ertsel. nehhle5. Kalamazoo, 10 n uluaosr. =
sch. Ist.no eity. Ares. Kal.uaz.o. 1eo N .h.aslos.
sehr @ va,ms NJ. Aey.e. Green Bu.h. 20 eda vcoa-
shF % ao
Seer s:sss sh,eG sisEsoas sMast:Eos. u p luaosr-
. sss "s i q lumbar
ssSF hs',s,tn a, n. Aeta ~ p lsuoez.
ssst : a. -ess !ss.sf
Seas laisl .S:,inn, P,r,rs MssqueMe. % nj is nsss-
ssss Ee;ssa I'ss hssd eessd as3es. ls3 H..
ssbr H,;. E1,5s{ E.soq Ns2s., nol!9Ea = g. e.s.
sen1 kn k. s. s5 n Z q = s
sshF e. se.:a R.f tuns'
scaf \: Isnpshifs: iosx. Jeaa.sss ) FisT, - cords
sehr o.trisb. Es;5zuson. 1isie suanleo, s1sn ,uu-
scar W9t M. FuFlo1k. Gsant Haven. ito N ia.h,
AGO n Ah! eElss.
arhr lumbt1mab, Cornell, Grand Haypu. 10 NJ
her.
sear Fainy sna Floy. LsnK. Musssgs,, - m Lumbar.
IS N tath
schr J. B snlh:elazd casn1chse1. ST. Joseph, 50 N
luz ber.
schr Narshe!r ., Miller. Kalamazoo, IS N lumbar.
Eehr EedssIf. Dos1e natr 10. Sons | scsi. ''
Eehr Euen Pake, CusRrose. MuazsGoa, is N iumbex.
.. ..... CLRARRp ..........-.s.pti.
Btur Comet, Kirtlans, Two Rtves1. sundrIfs.
Irep Ottawa. ara; Mcst eoa. 1aAdIlea-
Prep favurft nsptef. 9r Jo.epti, aur dt1-e,
Prop Galu \, ?. nn%. Buffalo. 8,1n hu rye, 3sce ta
C1Jn;1 80 oft2 nuur dfits
Bark St. Lawrence. Alfred. Bu{a o, % 20 bu Wheat
Aa7k *e71MAc, ,oE. Ba fso. u SO b1 tYv
bsFx f-oi Ellis or b: Stubbs. Gz3 On cora.
Brig Tahe Roca. Du;ctn. t1tonto.
schr @m C.se ). hn. top, Osweeo. II, ~ bn ont4.
corn.
scnz o. o. Dickinson, w1lson. Bpfs.lo. 1850 b. ryss
, 1864-09-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

AAuhAoA1 hF&H1Aas SEPT. !, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-Ihs receipts Q. Boef Csttls At the
vaz1ors serds 70 tsy amount to aeou: herd En-.
tered faie', 7tst head. 1t EsSs se chiefly At f4sa
e4o = 100 M. In peint Of qn<ltsJ the sup.l7 hss
been generally considerably lower than Rsual. 4he
hnk Ct this offerings consisting Of Cows aod thin
Btcess. fer which thesu II roa11y no demand Army
cssle are reauired but OF better quality; hrxce It
wu1d be tor Tho tEteEeat Of dFovers and owners t.
= ssn their thin, ha1Ef s.oek 1t ali oy.nts ua;,1
thexa ia 4 deua1d 1or them.
otthe recelpta to day there arc oves 1He head In
sold III the yards this evening, all Of which ara tbs
lowest g1Aaes stoc6- There hzz been good do.
aad for shipping nades Of Deef Cattle but the SUD-
ply has been almost Eominal. Pr1ces hsYa con.a.
autAt1y been dEmeE. With sn advance ot sc 1eo rs
OF p2lme to ezra gradea. The following ara sha
p:itc'pal tales made toduy:-Vsndoter to Gordon,
IL hcaa Illinois ttetrs, averaging III. Ms, ut 1850
Murphy 10 coendoff, IS head very prime grade I'LL.
neis steeis. aversE nR la6 d. 1t &7o Hsubbltaeld
to aac rher1ou, 81 he.a Irota s,corJ, from NJ lean
county. ayeRnz1nx I'LL b. as 81 o., aud 17hssd very
extra EaippFg grsd@ avera7tng 1,ss3 ~, 1t s. 80;
John GrtGley to Hymxn It Co.. 100 lend Illinois
sscerr, art rtrac!nE ], LIZ -, at $3.50 q 1oun M.
The day has been moderately Natm, aud very suiis
tIa fnr f,uEtrrtn
, 1864-09-02

s4N, hr.Rx esmotirnos to tho wess, sulnr-
Times to the south and almost every poiBt IT
the compass, and AlWaJa with telling eEtct
upoa the aneHy.
oUR FORCES nRT1Rx.
About p m we commenced retiring,
which we accomplished without moleat4-
tiou, Nothing lnst In absndGnaug our POSI-
tiop, Lot ehot being fired BY tho enauY.
We sacrificed nothing IN abandoning tue po-
sition at Ream's Station, except porhapz,
the destruction Of few miles more Of tho
rajlrpad, and -hen our detached situation,
aud the force OF the emmy brought against
us are considered, 1t Is bs no means surpris-
irg that We should have been for time over
pov cred The number Of men op posed to us
Is estimated at from fifteen tV seventeen
thousand and com pricing Heath's and Will
co1's divisions ofHlil's corps, and Fields d.
vision, with TWO other brigades Of Andsr-
son'e, formerly Longstreet's corps.
There can be little doubt that in the en-.
gagenent they 1utuuu bered us two to one,
for the men OF the two divisions We had there
were so exhausted by lighting, hard march
ing and their labosious work on the railroad.
that their elective strength had been very
reduced- Tho enemy will very
piqne themselves on the capture Of
our breahtworks and artillery, but if theq be
allowed to claim + victory, 1t ia OF kind
they DAy prs7 to be excused from expuri-
e1cing too frequently.
, 1864-09-02
EnTs AID enH,NHTs PAST Il Houxs

nsWed tho speculative demand for general p1o
duce, and wo have to report buoyant aat Active
markets At enhanced prices.
There was ! good demand fos Flour, and VIC
note an adEnnco in prices Of 1ol15c q btl, With
sAlea Of 2,7co barrels. At 81, 6o311.75 for vhite
winter exuas 11.23 10. red winter extras. and
$10,75 for guod rpriDg e1sras-,ho market cIosIn1
firm, With strong upward tendency.
The Hhest market Was excited and buoyaut. md
We note fntther advance In prtces Of 1Qsc a
busael On hosh winter AID spriag grades. Ths
Transactions amounted to about a. oo0 bushels win
ter and ,0co bushels spring hest, at zs1s for
No Red; g. 8@2.10 for No 2 Red: s1.o5ma m
OR Rejected Red; 81 o5D..0a for No sofius.
$aG2G2C5 for No Bpxnk; and xi.o3t0. q for
Rejected Spr1Dg-ths market closing very fin, Al
t. 10 for No Red, and 3s,0iKl2o5 tos M
Spring.
The Corn trafhet vas brisk and active at an nj
yance of 495c per hushel, With sales of 14n fn1
bushels At $l.c231G1.H for No. Corn, s1.s,61
1+33 Tor No. . Corn. and $1.991.2s for Rejected
Corn-the market closing nrm q. 81 3o for No. .
River and Canal Cora aaoat waa <old at s1,a16h
1.34.
Oats were less active and prices raled shade
lower, with taes Of t5o,00 bn4hels at e8 a67c for
No Oats, and GaG2Glx for No. 2 Oats-she market
closing qn!et aud steady a. t81c for No. l. and esc
for No. 3.
Rye was In better request, and we neta IN ad.
VINCE On 1eatcrday's prces of l@ee per bushe!
with salcs OF s0.ooo buehos at xt.35o1.35 for No.
and &1.3!91. SO for No. Z closing erm at 4, ~;
for No. l and sLse15 for No 3.
Barley Tas IN more active demand, and atm at
an advance IN prices OF 25@c per buehe, With Gales
OF eco hushels at $2.1oQ9aa12k for No. . In store
and Ss f563a.& By sample, tho market cIo5lnc firm
at auiatde quotations.
H1ghwines were In demand a. 81 s1z11.Bx, but
sel1ers were generally holding At 31.7a. Only $50
bt1s we're reported at $1.75.
Grnin FrtiRhis we're dali, with Hight opeage-
ne1ts at &c for oats 10 Buffalo.
In Groceries the market has been moderately
active, the advahce which took place yesterday In
gold has given greater frnncss 10 Coffee and res.
There has been no change on previous quotations,
Raw Sugar IL in limited supply, and prices r1le
firm. On Bard supa1, with fair supply, the mar
ket has further declined Hc per D. Other gtaplea
are firm and unchanged
The supply of Anthracite coal ID still yery l1mt
tsd, and srocks Tn hand sre unusually Hight for
THIS period Of tic year. Prices consequently rule
very frm It present quotations.
The supply Of Lake Fish IL still more limited
and We note IN advAnce Of 23c per half brl on
White Fish and Trout Mackerel are In moderate
supply anu drm at present rates. Georges Bank
coodsh is In nominal supply, With nesrce,y any IN
the ma1ket Prices rule very firm 1t prescn, TIM
tstions.
In Green Fruits the supply Of Apples Is more
liberal. and the market has further declined SOC
per brl. Peaches are in more liberal 1cceine and 1
active demand 1t $s.00@4o5 per basket, and At
s. coG7oo per bu box.
Hioes arc scarcely 20 active. On Green s.lted
We noto decline Of Ae per n. DIT Film. a.a as
M@z3c 2 b.
, 1864-09-02

We bare this day secetved tho following tmpor.
tAut news nom an officer = Ao has iQHt rrarn I'd
1nnta: N@''~ 49,
"NAsuvu1x, August 30,
General 8hermsn has ZEN 10 his commnni
catiou~, moved SCUM, sud will either cumne1 1in.1
to move out aud fight him. OF s,,nd q sei,e viii.
out ptov1Hlons. GEnsraI Sherman can trxn1lv Fuh-
riet his army of the rnuutrJ Ee luss OF Hpodte q
Wagons during the AcC,ok raid (dvu hundred In
tutnne1) and tie eeEefance OF his ralload com
nu1icuiions, bus left him sith ont lev ds7s n.
uons. Matters will how spou b. brournt r. = ri
sts.f-~'oeTnas Of 4osf tvena"9.
We have known for serera1 d IFS that Gan
Sherman wss making trcpstatlons for this
great and bold movement, put did not feel at
liberty to make it public, leaet It might pre
maturely give information to the enemy.
Gen. Sherman has stated to his officers with.
in fortnight that the c4mpaign would be
ended Within #erty days BY the destruction
Of Hoods army, CT it would last till Ch11st-
mas If Hood escaped him. This bold move
ment will bring matters to = crisis. We
mike the following extract from private
letter dated Chat1auoo1a, Angus, o5th:
- Gen. Sherman cut loose from Ills railroad COM
nrIacstione last 11us.dsy, August 18th. and
moved In light dgh,ins trim to .}oueeburo. On tbe
Macon Rallroad. twsntf-two msles soutn OF At
lanta. He will throw his army ac1uss the rebel
nne o. supplies, and totce Hood TO eracaate At,
lanta come oct and Eight him, or submit to slsso
and speedy starvation. Hood Is believed to h.Te
not more than weeks radons il Atlanta The
loss OF his baggage tam, which Gen, Stonem.n,a
raid destroyed, ESQ waeone with Ill the n.les and
the contents VI the 1rain,> will prevent
him from subsisting his army In Atlanta
or 0: marching ncf1h any considerable dtetsncn
over ccuntr5 stripped OF food foz 1san and beast.
General Sherman can rnbpIst lis teoops from tha
products OF the country IN his rear, There IN
abu1osnce OF coru, cattle and Vegetables which his
larse cavalry force will enable him to coltect ',
We may look for exciting news from sher-
mans army at any moment. Thus audhc1ous
movement worthy Of the daring and genius
Of Napoleon. may erentuate In tho capture
or destruction Of Hooa's army, or By oEe of
the accidents Of var, in q disaster to Gen
Sherman. He has resolved to bring matters to
a head, aEd force eptcdy solution Of tho
problem.
We now begin to understand the motive
that prompted Gen. Graat to seize the Vel
don Raiiroad ard hol ! it with such teaacitv.
and the reason that caused the rebels to
make such terrible Efforts to recover that
line. Lee flung away ten thousand men In
tr. ing to out1 Grant iron the Weldon Road
That road Ii the direct line OF 1aflway lead.
ing from Richmond to Atlanta. It il by
that route Lee can reinforce Hood, and
throw force frto the rear Of Shermaa's
new position south Of Alfalfa.
Wheeler, Fer7est, and other cayalry chiefs
are striving TO saver the railway between
Chattanooga and Nashville and intiict whit
- Md F41
, 1864-09-02

Hoos-Efee'Tcd At the various yeris .b7zt1t.
hc=s entered s.lsa Is. h=ac =. s91sa1 81, ca,oay
It ~ 2ts1'R lte nz. Tne1e Aas been fat. .hle.
sad market tulzs yery sm Al thu r-vanr ,.ot.d
5e:tefes3. 9hs bEhes: pr1re psoban1y ey=r paia In
this uasfstt "aa given to cay Dawson acla Rorp
Hugh 81 setd aTczaKtpg 2ss as at 1.5, leo s..
Thi 50 one ot The osss lotz so hays had in the
ya.ds this year.
The market c1o:ed This eye.isx e.+r ~ c,,,.
v:ous quotasten7-
, 1864-09-02

TUESDAY EyKHms, ,Ssps 1, 1854.
LuADEE-Rsee1vsd Je. tsrday, lsistte feat, Tia
receipt Of caEEces for sslo connues limited
below the pseient reau11onoats Of tina azsrsst
Flooring, and all trsr c1ass lumber Il especially In
Actlve REQUEST Pz1ces 1ule vsrJ ns1 ana unchanged
sHItGLES-aece1vea yesterday su,aH. In good
demand, with very limited sugpl7 rrtct. .uia Yesy
nrm with upward tendency.
ATE-ReceiTed 5est-rusy se.to. ps. The msskct
eokrues ac!lve with fAie supglY. Prtoas coo,taun
1rn. but ~l.h no change On p1sv1ou1 quosat1ons,
CARGO ALKsThptY.
Cargo sck1 Rand. from Auskegon, 81 600 feat com
uon 1umbsr r, suips. At SIS ST. carxo a.hr Warren
hom Muskescp. sold oJ J. Carl r. 71s.9 foos u1x.d
1unber. At 319 = cargo schr Fanny F4oY ff,m Hns
1Taou. loid BY Merrill. M feet lube u 4t.,ps Ut
50 50 Go9 rca lath at 81 q; cargo srhr Ary.ann
nom Green Bay, told By Whltcomb, 143lca fest lum.
bar, st1ip7, u 5000.
Tbs folio sing are tae yard prices:
, 1864-09-02

7 It should b stated that the deficiency in
Cook county will be reduced by the over
plusses in other districts, substitutes, naval
enlistments, &c, and that the same rule will
apply to other counties, showing dedcien-
cies, leaving about half the apparent deficit
to be r;lised.
, 1864-09-02
4 SINGULAR s SCATEmEvT.
Especial Dispatch 70 the N. !. Herald of Sunday

CHICAGO, H.. August a.-ap N.
III f1e lii A. ea1tGt. aa e1sensed to rtta'
aumber OF the Chase or Radical Republicans hs
,, 1eem ih,s aesa ca1 o. t* .ndeayoE1nk to operat
as. has dcured uro;nent,s T. fomeroy ON, Of Kar
latt evening Senator .Spraoue, Of 1Saods istanS
stset thse @ III T. and brtusht the info,
brought the Official tocuusnt ~ n1nog q
ZION; or agreement. on the part of Lincoln. "a
Nnole pam. NsM hpFdoz<, LEFT for Joliet, ILL, thi
'''As' - Ia' IFro,n ~. ..1.,,
| r1rsos.1 ~ ,r~r,,.n.'.a,. .,-r .s1"a
| Gcrsnor straous and kedv. Of Rhod. ,.,.,a
MAJ. Gen. s@ilh and Gen Thomas Marr1n. D
ad.n;r oi * Trw Nv w.. q ta,sarlghia r1 md Co.. A
House. as ~ ADs 4A''o'
The first question is. how .cou1d Senate,
sprague be III New YORK aud Chicago at the
xdue ti11<. But 1t il still more incredible
that If " Mr.. Iirco1n were about to decline.
be would send tue news to be fret nncorked
In Chicago, and that Senators Spra cue and
fomeroy shou1d be his special conddauta." "
The qnldnnncs about town state, further
more, Inat senator sprzgue Is now In st.
Louie, not Joliet, comforting with leading
men IN relation to Ar. Lincoln Withdraw.
ipg, au Of Which our readers asa at liberty to
bslieEc II they can.
.vr.a-
III. raIS,s,h hoad n1a+to..s "a :. sv1.
,,e nv CIT n os.I,s +saa IT,, - . :. a aalAs
VIC .ol - o'1ee 'Aaa "nAI IL contains.
Aeoa ~ :. y. y" -
LEI" ~ shss noth1Dg 1ni&sof OF the Monroe
Ooctrlne-not word
70 II Gays nota word In favor Of suspend
Ing the operation OF the draft for 5oo,o ,ooo
nea' 81
III: ~ ~ ". ofa ee@1ns' 'ae Enancl'
p-stpn @.p ~. No Nn". n-.,
..7a;.-or .s,'nrs t az. "Enlng aesfo
5th Not word as.inss s Inst rin;na o aeusst o.t
J.. ~. .,,,,...S a,nEs as"," ".p oas slaser5
Ga.et,tnt1on ~ ss - ~ . ~AA''ko VI tne
-,
OH. Not = "olo against Gen. Buder's IA
nous eont'aoana ooe1nhe'
'tn. no. "ofo Aeaanet the Amnesty
ffoelamae'on, nof ags.nst tae hepaoaican
Cope1esslonsl plaa OF heeonsssocaon-
osn- 4'os "~.1 sbes tae eonnssa.ioa
ofthe propertT OF rebels-real Or personal.
9th- NOT "ofa II 1asof o1 returning con-
fsca.eo properly 70 tne feoea.
ata. Not roto assanst LIE 1epea u tas
, 1864-09-02

+ >, =.
feeeeDn'op' 30 ooE ~ e'
oi Inc o1sso1uuoe 81 lne on1ul -, ~ suo ~,
oePsnoenee on ne ss,.tn., -. s1s;...aA y "aa
neea, ps,k ~ srt.nd 1 ,t INT t.mn,r..,,1 -
! "ou'a s".'.+s,~ us .,d- :. ~. - 1s ~
tHen sen. ta ~ -,sr,n,,cut -.o,'sss..s "ou'u ~"
1o .s ,sd.p.,d.ncs ~ s...-. $50. y. eou
ieoe.~ 49, ss,,s 49, ~. ?~uef @ie~.5 VI
pa paIS hsr @ forrn.r an,.-i,. 1o oe,"een epa'n
..-,a,s.Ios sn5 1-1,t.s.s uuou.1ss A'eu
rr,;, q +hs +,,at ,o,nt 4 a.-1. na,-- s.l lo4ses.
IN orer ia rsle. tn. n.,es ~ ~ ra.ds!aa
honda They desIrr s,zo a cn1~.1t,aa ar.r ato
States but they do not state whether -
eehaIl be one hr1d .sunder the authority ~
the Federal Constitutionn to revlso If. or
one held In de0arce Of It's authority to over
throw it. If 1t be one held under it, au-
thcrity, every delegate from the South would
be compelled before taking hts sent to lake
the usual official oath to support the Con-
stitution Of the United stsses. This thoy
know he could not do without treason
to ahe Confederate rebellion" snd
therefore would n9t 90 a. sH. AConveat1on
under the CONSTITUTION ia theFs1ore tmprnctl-
cable, ~ 1t requirea that LIE rebels shall sub
mlt to the Constltntlnn before coming into
the Convention. BUT II they submit to the
, 1864-09-02

F The Louisville Pfess understands that
Hon, Jesse D. Bright mss sold ont Ill his
Kentucky possessions, freed hls negroes,
gwen them each Z sum sufficient to CON-
menee the world with, and has. with hia
family, gone to Europe, there TO remain until
alter the war,
, 1864-09-02
DRAFT QU0TAS In ILLINOIS,
Table Of Credits and Deficits In
the Congressional Districts.

The following table shows tho quotas,
c1edttst e1cessea and deficits In the several
couttics Of this State, except in the countits
couposipg the 9Th Congressional dlstuct.
, 1864-09-02
"e7s I819k L3p-dlu aa0 q 5.t q. 5. Z.
DRDPOSALS FOR NEW SITE

CVsToN Hors1t EaIC4 90. AaK. 15tn, 1ekk
a HuI5uanes Of tha Act ol ca1xsess. apo-usea
aad no:e ei'g.b!e it:e r nssns Hospital IN q
NiN he received 1t thIz oTFce u1tl TRUHsffAY az
esrenLh day Ct September 1e1t for k1orrds srisanIa
must LOT b. far.ser ns.h lhaa TIM te'a:ry Il L*E9
Y,@v. ro- tl7thcr zca1h taa4 Hy6e FarE --
In aIxe theT m1st cot ae Irsa than thr.e hanA4eA
!ees ssuzso, zoe7 sh,a tna Anrra = s1.ea: sad
Enko StcFH. LUTGEE AAF4As EouectH.
au7S rsr9 fSf
, 1864-09-02
CRlCAee 0AlLH 1ARAM1.

~ Aal<s ~ aypkA sseerts& " &4s 4sRrAt Tspovs
~ d1 9 hests afE aasrh0s NJ 64sAk, Bakses
s<AA1oiz sAs<sd, &sav 4 aokx dAttsNsd xa1Ast
eE&agrtat xQfsd.
THu1EDAr Rv1xr1s, sspt. 1. 1874.
F2EIRHTB-GAA1s Fknteurs-Da1I. Ths da-
taKsnsIts so-day usf0 s-ro BUFFALO :-9ehoaAA
Orphan md na<K r. Bridge. ~tsA oxss, It sc.s
~lAKA I'D RAlk "fKAI&RT~TAaEH y no change
n rates. VI oKo*as
Fto0F - Bo<Eo1, taxe AGd faN- -
, 1864-09-02
azNIE:E99eGH5a9. ind Gs!AHEE::E5'isE,.

THURSDAY Evening. Sept t,1e6L
The rapid advance In gold today, has slim z,a-
ted tho specnlatiye Inquiry for p.oiac. Of
all kinda, and with higher prices, tae de-
nsnd for currency has very much increased, and
ne report tie marke: decidedly close Tbs bsnk-
ers, 81 general thing, sre uakt.g advances only
to legitimate dealers and shippers at 10 per cent.
but the ontstde brokers a.e lending to needy bor-
rnwe<s At 1@3 per cent per month.
Exchange is very fat. and rates are Iouer-bnJ-
Ing at ae5h discount. ind selling at h@4 dis
count.
Gold In New York opened at 2ss, advanced to
2is4 and c:csed Z. ot7. The following afe the
qaotahons'received By James Boyd, gold brofer:
1o :, n......-....N t1aso p, m........ .s4eH
Il a.m.-...-....944' Il. ais p %m-........@.948H
m.-........Sf4H a.20 p. p.n.,.........2{1
Here Gold opened 1t : 10, advanced TO Sad, md
closed st sa5. SilYer was am ut 2sQ4285, C&ua-
, 1864-09-02

LeWisto1, Fulton 10. ........ "wednesday, Sept =.
Msnusuth, War; Co......... .6atnfday, Sept. II.
ouuswks. Henderson Co. -...... Monday. Septs3
Atcdo, M.tcer Co..... Tuesday, Sept. 81.
Rock Island, Rock 1rtaud Co "Wednesday, Sept 2S,
Hd~nrdHv.l,t. MAdl.un Co.. :. Erid1y, Sept 3D.
Bclvile, st. Cl.if ,......... Saturday, Oct.
, 1864-09-02

F1o1r - BoEos, taxe and dran-.......,.......u$04
Fl: e sss as* 1s;1 }sts. ts u s1s e
Eevsoa. i. n 7: III 1a:.f. ID; S:.:.:. e -:
e1oSf 2 aoatssaa na v.s.x.-........ 49,. aa9....
~ e q e. Hss y asssa;: $50 ..... S
rpsk 70 Ao1Erea., y.s safnia. lit2 -.
Eseaf & e RSToa Il. = s.sna. s11a.. iGS..
r'fa1 sa1lso.D e s4as's q
rsru y,,. an ,u Fou.A Class F,o.r,
aa':o. =! a; 81 l.is . L:
fsrs.nG ;s,I 4, "a q, + +
=. :Sd Lis Eis::::.::.-::::ssa* ssa* IS IS
T. Esi.asai,.. :::s Is 1Sa
ID MEt@gFsss:1sa Ia. sts .S1..sss . sS:s
ss:es sa.. . T5ss; q 81. s;;
sss s: ~ = q: :; Ss;.
nrsa. 5t:a = 5ais @ : @ % ea1as 1ssa x :
,s e. !es, Fl :aaDss
= + =; Sss; -:
- Rt5setsa e r. a; g g 81 I, .sss = d
sas ern1s 20 xneaT e NS ;Se Sa Se, e. s1SnS 4
i % d: LOO 81 % Il 1T slu3 7?i io5
+ = II Il ss!ss f. IL 81 s.
ses,ss ea :, g e s ds 81?
n11 os seRE Rsa 3 "a
Sai,s ss,s Z I'd q, q
81, ). Is e ~ - q z :; 4
31A; 4dto na &C 1s ailk: ~ g g 20 e s. %
eon e 4 =: Il ID g q & e a. 81 r. y sssa
coEs- a. ba.h - cofn r. stss sfoat: s5as bn b1
, 1864-09-02

hssES-1h be market Ii IL limited su- ply, witt mir
d. =.
FIaH-LAK1 F1eH sre N st1ll no1s limited sup-
Y1su note N ndvauce Of $50 = nf p1l. Macke el
are 10 :air supply New Kache.e! ars E-ne1aiis IN
F1sH1 be II II let - IN a!Toat heulna1 supply We
On. il 0ser4t's Bsak u 1917 G!o3a O 1ta ma DRIED
ad7sncs cfac = box on sealed. FIczLtD HHar lnas
Iu lluitkd kpl My A3ffef hcftYa AMI nsn1 nt
, 1864-09-02

l: contains 10 OPIUM or dtiatsrtoss drugs. us
mlncrst Or etbtr Injurious comBounds common -
rsn :tfes EtEa1 4liy acld for tnt ces. of dscasa Il
20 ecsctous thRs Phystcsns very Eaneral1y uao IL
II taeir pEacltce ali ch1onlc danke1ozs essez
1" Usa TO Cholera mix'n1sa or eou.tfui compo.s-
sioEs, Ia any OF which undsrntan aud rn,n ,he <on
stIusaoc,) Rhen Jcu ssn obtain un1aaltax emf DR.
ID simple AID rata ~ RlActb.rsiea thsmselysA
AK for DrxoH's gLAckDznsY CAzH1yAr1yy, and
see last tho p.opltstoss u wr,tt.p OF Tho ou:
n6e Nsa5perot esch nettIs Prsp7sed only ay
w. f. DAVIDSON,
Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati.
For sslo BY all respectable Druggists
-Price--25c., Soc. aud 81, per Bottle.
RUKNHAH1S S & VAN SC1IAACK
Wtohsa'e Frusg gtsts, is Lase st1eAt, ch'aass, ad
tho1izsd agents. ssl-oli1 I'm raArh
@EDn REV WARD.-Lcst CT
, 1864-09-02

/" II N 0BCTAL.

COMM MQBCIAL.
TuuasDAr EVENING, Sept. 1. 1885,
The receipts and shipments during ths paat II
hour were AZ foIlow9: