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s1mOSOATs EfEHAsG OCl% 1la 4oots
Trade in Dry Goods to-day opened with consld-
erable activity at last weeks quotations. There
ia small advance on Priars-say cent per yard !;
Philip Aliens %; American dsrk. AZ: Dunuail'a.
80, &C., and dedline Of u cent on standard Sheet
irgs. In other descriptions Of cotton goodS the
quotations are without change. Our reports from
New York indicate heayiness IN Dry Goods IN
that markell The 1amss Of Friday has the fellow
ing report:
DEE GooDs AucTloHs.--Again dullness, not to
say heayiness, has settled On M she traae. Ezey-
wss the Gaze To-day. AL sorts Of reasons are as
tJeIed for the backward movement-soms ascfib
Ing it to the uctustions tn gold others to the tear
elected, and others still to divers ca1ses. TIE
tact IL patent, nevertheless, that she recent ad-
vance movement in the auction houtes has had
Tbe sale yesterday at the house Of Meas1s. Van
WICK, ToHn.epd i Go. was lair ilnstsatlon.
They had superb and large description Of Paris
Morlat T. Co which were offered for sale to buy
e1a who though not unwilling, did not choose to
pay really The price Of tte goods as imported A
was good enough up to certain prices-th.re II
lagRed ard stopped. The result WIS That only one
lot Of almost any case would be allowed TO 60.
hare been from ten to fifteen per cent. Popelfnes.
heretofore selling at f. fell to $l.45, aud many
lets were skipped at that. Amellnes, epiuRlf1es,
d 4E4IA A4t4A4V S'V@A@ AL aaA@A1A aAAu IL tAE
The ssmc ieei,ng prevailed At the sale Of Measza.
WcIhert, Gordon & Co., who Offered lot Of WOOL
enp, tailoring goods, domestics, etc. The prices
were lower, and the bidding less spirited thsn a
week ago All say buyers seem to be losing con-
aaence. Balmoral ss1rts, full size, ranged from
81 20 upwards. This sale included small lot of
cotton goods. Peabody Brothers' a brown
eheetinRB brought 3lc Rccsy Pond do 83xc; A
Heidelberg ticke, alc;. printed cotton ininge,
18 1-2c113c, etc. The heavy Tailoring goods were
lower. ca English tricot, $3.50: En9lish black
caatoEe, $4.15; Union beavers, 81 Is; English
coatings, $3.50; black Moscows, $4.00, and 80 on
to the end Of the chapter. In fine heavy cloths
prices are down.
The attendance was quite good. Gloves maintain
Bha81s y1b1ate In prices as regards quality and
ETY. ee. The sale Of white goods was the feature
OF the tsY at this house, and continued until 4
late hour Handkerchief sold very freely, at rates
lower than importers could afford to cell; but. as
compared with last weeks, they vera better.
White Shaker Flannels brought 6Al65c, aud we're
afterwards duplicated at 81 III; Ill Linen sotd at
very COED pricee, although shade lower Than
those Ut Hseeerty g on Tuesday. Plinted Linens
changed hut nttIe. Table Linen and damaeks sold
at tolerable prices. Two lots OF bid. dice, 4K9
vide. 1t $1.O9G11ts. Oay two lots OF Linen
Sht ctir ca were cod. one at 6l.6.: another 6205.
The sale was regarded Us very satisfactory on the
WHOLE
Meesrs. Haegerty T. Co. had = successful sale Of
t1bbons-the .mportatton of Mes.I.: 9: yatat =
duplicates taken. The articles were Of the stand
ara character, always In demand for general use,
sud f1f7fft tEn
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His Wife Approyes.
Asthma Cured.

Epp1TnwH. YArzs COUNTY, n. r, MAJ u, IL,
E:ltor1 Rural Kew Yorker-8eetoe An inq1t1 n
tho "Rursp' for curs for the Distressing dissess,
the Asthna, wrlta to lat the tuQuirer know vAas
kks almost cured me.
Insve had the apssmodio asthma nffscn yea.n, Aad
novex found any medicine that would preyeas N A.
tack when It wa coming On uotl CO nmsacs< Rk.
Ing Jonas Walsoomb's Remsdy for Aasama-"
commenced taxing this remedy eighteen moxsss s&os
and havn not had . severn paroxJan siacs-
"WnIrcoADR RKXxDY"hAs dono 1oz ma n iaatm
u Recommended 70 do~ sAkAa skAhf.
65-P.ettdens Martin Van Bursu's suraz'nxs in hin
1a1t illness vu 9 greatly a1eTtated oy the usa Of
Jorsa Wh,teomoa Asthma Remedy, n proved h1
lettesstn our poReRs1cu from hs 'hYscians md tfom
M. Ysn Buren htm1e.t e1pttsnng nuea EauAeadoa
With tae rssul&1 Gifts uss-
Extract trom tbs Lifts Of WAahfn kto1 Irving. bv na
naphsv F1errp II. irving, Vol. w. PSI n:
.ThA doctor prescribed, ~ an nexpssimua4-vhss
had bsea sskfes&Sd BY pset. &c. W. Hotaes - M
late ytait-. Jonss whiseomo'a Ramedy for stons~
atesspoozful in vim elsts Of waser, "a ~ 49,.
eTes1 Iour hc1rs+ 4 good night ~ m rrsutss
JosxPH BURNETT Co. Boston: proaYtsxoe.
sd sola bJ Ill 0r7zElsta- oa7.tkaatu tstv ~ 1nE
, 1864-11-01
CHICAGO LUM SEE DIARKET.

MONDAY EVENING: OCT. 81, 1881.
lUMBER-Recstvsd1, ,sssk kto fess4 shipped rsoi 00
feet. The receipts continue light and note bet.
ter inquiry, especially for esssahs eargoes. Prices
are very 0.m At present adotsuons,
SHINGLE3-Reee1ved 1ul0 zoo: shipped, 49, 90.
The market continues quiet, with adequate sup.
ply On previous quotstlons there has been no fur.
theF chatge.
LATH-Recelged 10000 pieces; shipped 1,70s, ,ac9
p1tces. Hs.kes quiet and in good supply.
CARGO sA11s TO-DAY
Cargo schf Aary, from ocon:o. sold BY Houghsel
ling 1soto0 feet lumber, sttfps, at 3t71o; cargo
schz wyoming. tom Grand River, sold By o. Bee@s'
ter, 1aoGc0 feet lumber. ltrps. at $500; cargo
echr Revolving Light, from Grand River, sold by
nsh Fuller, 1t00 90 teet rated lumber. strips.
at s1s.6o; csrgo eehf Adriatc. Gom Grand River,
sold byO Brew1tet, testIunber 2xf, at SEQ;
cargo sehr Wrn. Smith, from HuskcKon, sold by
NcGade. III 900 feet lumber. ftzps. balance stock
hoa1ds 1t 4lb5e; cargo seh1 Foster, fron Muukexon
scld BY johnson, IS eco feet lumber, st1trs bal-
Ance good mixed, at <i7-50.
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HOGs-Receiyeds since the sa1es Of Saturdays mar
ket, about 8too hogs, entered sales 1t,7ts thead,
asM@tl 10; chiefly At - 5r@l0,25 per 1co Is.
There has teldcn been more activity in tns market
at the early period ofthe week. than Eas bean shown
yttie1dsy and to day. It would .team that b1ye1a
very generally arc getting the Impression that nc
CO, siderable decline In this present values ofshe mar
ket will taxa place, ard we note corresponding de-
grta q confidence among them.
Ths receipts sfs Ii point Of quality. daily dmproy
!rg. We are now getting vtly large proportion
OF prime TO e1t:a co1n fed hogs. With better de-
snd for Eas.eEn and other markets th:se arc more
reaoiIy disposed o. and will be seen from sae
list appended pricesto, really extra hogs hava fulad
high, ranging frem $l1a.ati0o p 100 NJ.
Our C1ty patkera arc it'll buylng chisdT msdium
gradss, tho average weight Of which fanse from 100
to ~ CT 80 nB for which pr!cs5 rnnxe from - 80
1ntn loo ns Attheae quotations the market closed
This evening generally aciiTe, and with compR:a-
lively srAu number OF hogs remaining over unsold.
hog sALXs SINCE sALKs SINCE SATURDAY.
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1v messed BE did not enter ~KAoeas. nc
abtndor everJ Jthlng In bis flight. Tos eva, s
Ming. III his artillery, and Marmsduke ano
Cat I'll, are reported captured. n..
Todd was killed several dsys as,n,a1 ago, 1Is u
h,nyv. and the road is st1ewn WITH toe r.
malns Of Ills army, dead holses, plundcr, Hc:
Il If eafd that his train was burned. Utnc1
1epcrts ssy that it went south. via seaann ns-
Pleasanton bas Joined in the pursuit. U4 ~
.Ioes has not been very great. Major suusu,
% hundred Wounded lave just arrived By aream-
boat from Kansas City. .ox. p.,.,.
Adjutsnt George W. Smith, 18th ks9saz, asa :,
was killed BY guerillae, while en- roa!te iro'a
Fort Scott to Fort Smith; he was = Will q
train, and the train was captured. II muss
have been.Dear the spot where MAJOR q. ~
about . month ago, and has never been con-
4+a1}nfaH
, 1864-11-01
Ltpcoln or mcclelIan-Note from DIR,
Creates a. BroWRsons


To the Editor Of the New York Tunes:
SIR: You are a~are that am one Of those
supporters OF the Government who were
opposed to the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln
for re- election, aud sustained the nomination
of Gen. Fremont. Gen. Fremont having
withdrawn, there are now only two caudl-
dates In the field, aud we are forced to choose
between the candidates OF Baltimore and
those Of Chicago. As tbs choice between
Il ese is virtually choice between Union aud
Uisunion, and as am a Union man and op-
poecd to :ny compromise or armistice with
rebels, wish to say through your columns,
to such friends III NAV still have, THAT If I
am able to leave my sick room and attend
the polls, / ehall cast my vote tor the Ba1ti-
more Convention. cantot vote for peace
ticket, for this war has cost me too much for
ne to be willing it should end till the rebel
lion is put down aud the authority and ma
jtety Of the Government vindicated. What
ever may be my opinion OF Mr.. Lincoln,
ehall, In the only alternative left me, vote for
bis reelection. for he Is pledged to continue
the war till the Union is restored, and I
know where to find him.
Very respectfully, your obed't servant,
@, A. BKQWSsQE.
, 1864-11-01
CHICAGO CATTLE r1ARKET.

M0ED21 EYKA1H9e OCe 31s 15oa
BERF CATTLE-w!th moderate fese!pta since thu
c1ole of Saturdays ma3ket, there has been alee7
tal charge, either In tho character or extent OF tbs
demand. nor in the previous quotations OF the mHr-
kst- Tne entered sales amount to s head. at $11s
@60c. chieay ~ 8s.5 al 80 p x 1eo les.
TIE PRINCIPAL a1d almost the o9ly operators were
e1ry contractors and city packers. The purchases
Ct amount to 300 head aud Of the former to
abcnt ieo tho remaining portion being taken by
speculato.s and city butchers.
There hai bean good Inquiry for medium grades
OF Etock, and for low gradcs the receipts ara but
equal to the demand. For good medium to prtne
qnshties the supply confines limited, and pr,cos
rule very nrm At our previous quotations
The narket CLOSED this eyentng With fair dsnand,
and prices generally ruled hrm, but unchanged The
principal portion Of the stock aft over ursold On
saturday, and the subsequent receipts, ,hsva been ols
pnae< OF.
, 1864-11-01

AfeW days ago Inc olsclples Oh Vallauolgs
ham and Storey attempted q big thing at
Hennepin and rather tiatted out. The only
effect on the community seemed to be to stir
up the loyal people Of Putnam county to
come out in their strength and show the dead
M.ckerels what live folks could do. Aceo1d-
irg]y on Wednesday, the 26th, monster
gathering took place at Hennepin- Delega-
t{ons came in from the country round about,
and the ladies' Of Hennepin, gaily attired in
Union colors, mounted on horseback, escort
ed them in, with banners waving and flags
flying. ..,o.
SIGN and great enthusiasm prevailed. AT this
po1nt small shower was thrown In BY way
Of variety, but produced little Impression on
tie patriotic crowd One nervous and e1-
citeable Union mar remarked that JuplIer
Pluyins. u who has the supervision OF the rain,
"mnst be Copperhead, OF he wouldn't Eet
up q shower Just them" On being feb1ked
ht begged pardon OF all the heather Gods he
could think of for the insulting speech.
At two o'clock John R. Bennett, Esq, ad-
dressed the audience for an hour, when sec
ond shower drove the people Into the church
and Court House, and Judge Kellogg spoke
for an hour with his accustomed eloquence
: and eaInestness. ....-....
In the evening addresses were made at tbs
; Court House BY John r. Bennett, Judge Aet-
, 1864-11-01

We rcrer the reader to the third page for
cpe OF the most scathing crlticisms of Nc
Clellan's general.hip that has Jet appeared.
1t is 3 perfect vo1ley Of facts, shot with keen
snd killing precision. aIr. Wade being
Chairman OF the Committee on the Conduct
of the War, his statements are high author1-
ty. No msn. In the country is better posted
than he. The Copperheads have all been
laudin9 old Ben to the skies lately as man
of truth and veracity, and whose statements
were perfectly reliable We commend his
picture of the gunboat hero to their affec.
tiouate consideration
, 1864-11-01

let, and get posted up a. to what wilt b. tbs
bic coaIse. There have bsen several saiss st th.
rte Of e1n0o. gross, and this sppea.a 10 b. tho
pFact1e,I tEadins fedre for aos. wettaiaz '01 ~
the basis OF current price, and sane OF them src
a.ktug s1l 90 and upward, Its generally cslcu.
late that the ne maturing erops Of Corn NIL Ger
handled list year, but It 10 not agreed ,uat tba
numher 3xt,l probably be ine1exaed ~. II.
, 1864-11-01
FROM FIT. LEAVENWORru.
General CuftlAs Forco-Gen. Blunts-
Killt1g OF adj1tanG G. W. smith.

The following IL an extract, which will be
read with interest, from letter received In
St. Louis, from q member Of Gen. Curtis
staff. The letter is dated "Fort Leayen-
~orth, Oct 25th:''
Curtis had about fifteen 0. eighteen thou
saud militia In the field, but not in action.
Curtis and Blu1t have had about from five to
seven thousand volunteers, nearly all caval-
I'd turned hin eoutn he ia now IN The VI u.
cinity OF Fcrt Scott: He may take that place,
but It Is hardly likely. He will betoo close
, 1864-11-01

Capt, J. II. Gilman. coInmisssrY o subsistence
10 this department, awarded .hs following con-
tracts On Eatur5xy:
n. r. Coegeeha1l. Baltimore. 5000 FalIons vim
eehr in barrels at 24c: 5000 gallons do At 35c aud
1OoOO gallons do at Sc: lu000 lbs full weight ads
rnnn.ipe cantles at $50 50 pes 100 lbs; 1905 Ibs DO
do ut $50 50, and 10 Goo do do tnforor quality At
as 3D. Legerlne & Co, Baltimore, 1s5 lbs sda.
moJe, 80, 600 lbs hard crushed sugar at $s6 % per
10 lbs, and so coo lbs soft crushed at SIS 4S
Groyermsn. Baltimore, 10000 lbs No soap at
nus. 10, 90 lbs soap at 81 s7k: J B. Eaatmsn i
C., baltimore, 600 racks Fanks> dne sAis At 81.
IS per bushe1. Theodore Wilson. Phi'adelphia,
gere Post, Ba.timore, 10000 Lbs pilot brea1 at
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= FfOn G&{df08y'E C6W@Eftla1.I y
The demand for Provisions nas quite moderate
scarcely enough to test the 1ettie Of the mr.
ket. Lard Is quoted at 19k120c. as buyers' and
telezs' feufes. Small sales Of Bacon clear RIB
Sides wre said to have been rnade At 20c. Bacon
NIB Sides are r neraliy held st that agnre Bacon
Shoulders are nominal. There Il little or no ia-
quiry for mess 1ork.
A litsle chill ng Of the atmosphere promoter 4
more active canTasslng Of the Hog market Peo-
pie t2cm the interior doek hlthez to feel the ma
, 1864-11-01

I The Louisiana State Legislature has
paesed tcrics Of resolutions requesting the
Governor to issue proclamation OF amncs-
ty, extending pardon to all citizens Of that
Stare under the grade Of Colonel now in the
ranks Of the so-called Confederate army, and
requesting the Attorney General Of the State
10 institute criminal proceedings for p:1jury
and treason againet Thomas Oyerton Moore,
a. H. Hyams, T. j. semmes, E. Warren
Mcrse, J. P. Benjamin aud John sldeli, and
all members Of the Legislature of 1860 that
voted for the act Of secession; also all Judges
of the Supreme and inferior courts, the pub:
lie officers OF the State, the cities, CORPORA
tons ard parishes who have not returned to
their loyalty; and furthermore that their
property be confiscated and sold to indemni-
If the Losses Of loyal citizens.
, 1864-11-01
WashIDEton on the CopperheadA and
~lerulatof1 In 1873.

~perulatofs In 1873.
In Guilds new volume, "Manntng aud
Brown University" we fi1d this extract from
letter from Washington to Reed Of Penn
eylyanIa: 1T gives me ve1y sincere pleasure
that the Assembly is so well disposed to Sec
ond your endeayors in bringing those mur.
derers Of our cause, the monopolize1s, fore
etsllera and eng1ossert, to condign punish
ment- It is much to be lamented that each
State, long ere this, has not hunted them
down as pests Of society, and the greatest
enemies we have to the happiness of America.
I would to God that some one of the more
atrocious In each State were hung in gibbsts
upon gallows five times as high as the one
prepared for Haman. No punlzhment, in
my opinion, is too severe for the man who
can bnild his greatness upon his couctry's
Fnir -
, 1864-11-01
The Kentucky Ho. Crop.
rFrom the Cincinnati Commercis1.1 4

It's stated that We shall get no hogs here rom
Kentucky because Ct an order Of the United States
frcm th.t State. because Of the intention OF taking
them for GoYernme ent account to pack. We have
not eeen the order, but Learn, through private
cotiree Is the subject Of much criticism, aud qate
likely to cause Dissatisfaction. 1t Is palpsbly OBJ
vous that it viii grest'y disturb the calculations
~ rbn
, 1864-11-01
COpPERAEAD FRAUDS IN IyDI-

The Plymouth Qnd.) Repu5!i:aa in its is.
sue of Oct. eth, exposes some most gross
and unt}usbiDg Copperhead frauds peree-
r1ated ut the late eltction In that State. A.
csrd is published, signed By eishty.seyen
voters OF Union township, Marshall county,
who testify that they voted the Republican
ticket, and yet only seventy Republican
votsH were counted. Another card is signed
by sixty-1ine voters of Green township in
the same county who testify in eimilar
manner and Jet but fifty Union ballots were
counted. One Of the Clerks aid one Of the
Judges Of the election In Green township
also publish cards, the Clerk stating that
when the Board adjourned for dinner, he
folded BIS roll paper and esw the Inspector
place it in the ballot boz; the other Clerks
roll Was then placed on top Of his, aud the
tally papers OF top OF both. But when the
box was OPENED on the hsmeetine Of the Board,
after elmer, his rcn WAS en- top Of the other
Clerks roll, showing conclusively that the
box had been opened by some ore during
the rim. In the face OF these unblush
! Ing frau's the ccpperhead press nave the
| audacity to- coin e.ories OF Republican
| frauds In 1nGi-nk!
, 1864-11-01
RELIEF no PRTSOVERs


We confess We lack that exalted faith In
the common honesty OF the rebels which en-
ables come OF our contemporaries to hail
the sEreemeut entered into between Grant
AID Lee, allowing Us to send supplies Of
food, clothing and medicines to our prison.
ere In rebel bande, as q ssera1d triumph of
humanity" Such agreements on a smaller
scale have been entered into before, and were
ionnd to be mere devices of the rebels to
iced themselves from the dclicactes sent
down BY us for our suffering soldiers. The
ser rement has always been broken of with
heavy balance In favor Of the rebels It is
wen to mske such agreements toan, extent,
but to rejolce over them only to the extent
they are fulfilled. To suppose that those
bel authorities who TouldEstaud before the
world responsible fer the starvation OF orr
S.uthern prisoners would Ehrink from the
tmparatiyely email enormity Of stealing
whatever provisions we seat down there for
their relief, implies wonderful faith lin the
Influence Of nice moral distinctions over
great criminals Let MS send on the relief
however, to our brave boys and rejoice-lf
the rebels do what they never have done be.
ft,re-Eeen Ell arretmnnt
, 1864-11-01
(11I,tfdnn Qrtbt111e.
ONE WEEK MORE .

-TITEEDAY. NOfEAH1n L. 1oU34
ORE WEEK MORE!
onr accounts from Northern Illinois are
of the most cheering character. Tho Old
Gusrd arc again up and doing. The season
Of apathy is past, and tho time Of action
has come, From the Lake to :ht Missis-
sippi the people arc gathering for the great
battle Of next Tuesday, resolved to sustain
their ancient reuown-resolyed that who-
ever else may fail, L.ey will not come short
of their duty. The calls Of the government
for soldiers have thinned their ranks, but
they arc making themselves good by inroads
upon the enemy. The work Of the cam
pdgn is being done az 1t should be done
for men are putting their own shoulders to
the wheel instead OF calling on Jupiter t~l
help them out of the mire. The only mira.
cles they depend on nre those which nro.
ceed from hard knocks administered by
flesh and blood.
We rejoice to chronicle these tacts, which
We are assured, are no exaggeration of the
sturdy efforts now being made By the free.
men Of Illinois to preserve the good name
which has been q crown Of glory to them in
~ fs" wv tnoto "eeA 'os tne country!
- ~ e 4's 1ne 4aoor Which
~ .0e A'4e 4A'e " 1oa hepaoAc. One
week to tell whether the United States shall
1. aauon VI vt olol'eo rom the map,
fss .Saa" sse@"eo o'a "ato tne black
' ~ SA''01o"' one week TO tell
"s1 VS. "e "o''ns u country bought
"'"4 ~''s o.'oa " pA'f'ots' one week to
suo" "ue4ne1 1na oe1elsm and devotion Of
o"t 0ole1s Al olslaoe ne1os mss been given
q eact'nee ~ oegeneFate race. One week
W prove "astoe1 1ne army mas absorbed the
courage oi 'ae people, and left at home
11'on VI co"a1os ana hnekste1s, cringins
o''oe1 LUG 'eftotS oi 'en DAVIS and ready to
ua' 's4 e'un'1, ai'o noc'ts Il ne VIII vouchsafe
r~Aee' "7s 1Hese e'el, IN the Worlds
n'stoi5' eaaSe note saeseo' work more
Pss0~nt ~41u tne 4ssues u nae'ope LIE Or
oea<11 Ing eentotles 4ooh oo"n upon us.
AsDes -. .t' .stAs ''een VI Ains1'eAn
e'u' .A's s0e ..4' '"sS e4sSs Aepupne WHICH
4'ss 'A~''A.e"' A4o41 40 e'D!tASe "4tn A'pss'
1o'n os 'fai'ots' se' putting 1of'n more thsn
slsn1 eueosn 70 laan'a.n ''s pace IN the
nsto's u no'aan pfossees. 1nes see slavery
nnlen eouen' W rue tns un'on' now STRIVING
~ oe71os H. Lucy Dee otase people con-
tenosng Win 1eoe1s IN arms on one hand,
and t'ampnng Gown towards and desertsss
on 'ae otner. iheY benold the sublime spec
'ac1e u peop'e unaannteo o. the danger In
aront OF tne LITE IN Inc rear.
loeS fnan soon "1tness victory over
ooth classes Oh asfaalahte. ihe ocited States
et America are not 70 oe snuhed ont OF their
place IN the trmaneht D traitors, armed or
urarned. Ihc 1a1fh OF the people IN the
Government winch 1hey nave nade is eth
bright and un"a7eEfng' Their reliance upon
their own strength under God Is still IN
shaken. Their regard tor their o~n honor Is
still pure 1hes 1eel that Thousand deaths
were better than one SURRENDER TO treason
and dt6uDton. Ihey believe that the Al
, 1864-11-01

icEg, Judge Bargs and - Perlsy, Esq. Great
entnuEiaem pe1vaded the audience.
, Ton may set Putnam county for hind
some Union majority, 8.
, 1864-11-01

TO fllSaoufx. ...s--. .,..4. ,.-9-3s 11Q
6as eo' e.
weie e ~ WHITk II W18TEA EIrs1s.l0o Ell ab!! e. M"A1pt9e'
II s.: 5:S!s ::
@ g q, Sc :3ss5s sss;s sas;
81 Ia Is P1s ~ aabs bs; @ sa 4 49,
nTaaIlq tons er3a s. e q; s4iye I've = saeo In bulk
sSs5sy. 81 s!::s II; .es0ea.
ossd ia rsfs !. 81 4 s5
i ;$a = iS1 & iS s. Sss
% srna WasaS = sTosr = ss'; u g Saq oq
sS e 59stsSs Sa T.
iSse a. :: iSs \ sls s. & sksS
49, e. s. % y !. = ; s
;dtoSq do & 2 sl* a. s. 90 81 e: e.
slesns 81 g qSlsi Il . s.; f b
s:H&. $ fos No. i, sprinR; ~ 'A' A14u ~
sslv saa asns?p ssn.Dpis saso
9sy e q r 1T ba 10 Corn +
4 !: IL, . b Z = @ %
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, 1864-11-01

II T. l. Farnsworth, Esq, Late editor Of
Democratic paper at South Bend, Indiana,
we'll known throughout that State, and no F
Of St. Louie, Missouri, in letter to Rev. ).
Z Hibba1d, Of this city, says:
am no longer on the o.eZauery side or
the nun inter.cntton sidk- see this Tar is
clearly defensive waf, according TO the Pres
ident'6 letter. Tell Rev. Ed. Bufnham /
have caved, and wonder I did not see this
view before. I have abandoned non-inter-
yention the moment cou1d do It honestly.
, 1864-11-01

~ DR.. BEornson announces through the
New York press, that owing to ili-health he
has suspended the publication Of Brown:on's
QnaYfer7y Rtrieto,
, 1864-11-01
phsladeIDhfx proVIaioA Narket-Oc-


Holders are very firm in their Vfews, but there ia
very litt doing il the way Of sales- Mess Pork is
quoted at k42Gs48 . Dbl. Bacon Is very scarse :;
small eales Of Hams are msking Vt Il 0aac lb for
plain and fsucy cauvassed 20 tt salt shoald-
ers sold at 19kc q lb.
, 1864-11-01

70 give us an overwhelming SUCCESS at the
November election are ORGANIZATION and
ZEAL. These must be our watch words till
the election. Too much work cannot be
done, and The victory cannot be too great for
the demands Of the hour and the glory OF the