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nny OF Connecticut; Mr.. Balls, of Delaware; MI.
Aaoams. IT,. of Vifginia: Aessrs. WoEtniugton.
stone 2 and Thomas Of Ohio; Pe'res Of Indiana !;
ANen Of Illinois Baldwin Of 1ichlkzn: Hon.
a. Cfotenbo]d ofSt. Louis: Mr Cotbln ct Ohio.
~. vooeon Of Syracuse, and M. Coleman OF
af9I FsTs mAde President and President,
aaa NJ. U. Otfa ui the 9th Secretary and TEeas.
atTf OF the Committee
~ dns Convention Was then addressed Ia an able
~ Meueeave manner by the Bop. Joseph t3f1nqell
Tho1es. Me" BEDFORD; B. Hall q BofIoa: the HSn.
Ecu g. the Hon r. n. Cronenbod, late Msyor OF
at o1 ; Louis; III. Bailf, Of Mich NJ. T. Stone,
u G1ncannati; ME. osborn. oI Ohio: ~, cor oln,
- S1p 1psA: Judge Bacon the bon. T. y. Fnk
~. sErsRuc, and Mr. Ellis, Of Vt; Mr. Bats,
n Iom O.laEare's one only kationai B.nK: iME
GuA ef Western Virgins: Mr. Rosa Mr. Thomp,
others -21'
The moat lo5al sentiments characterised The
psoeeed1nfs, and throughout the whole there was
70 not word ea'd acain=t paying tatr SHIRE Of
nope vas expressed tbst all babks would soon take
ne advontaR e. of the National sSstem, and come
~ aea1d OF the Government
A well msrited compliment wss offered to the
Aon- Hugh McCu]toch. Comptroller Of the Cur.
seAc5, IN resolution offered By Mr. OET1A, presi-
gent Of the 9Th Of New York, seconded .tby Mr..
1onts, eashfes Of the Cd OF st, Louis, a. foi8ws:
Aeso@Dsd, That this Convention, representing III
psnke, with capital Of oyeE So COZ o. desire to
express their highest regards for hon. Hugh Nc
Cnl!och. Comptroller of the CurreGcy. and bear
WMnees TO The great Industry ability and courtesy
~ Mih which he has conducted the department under
~ mad ~. .1y.
, 1864-10-24

V0nRE0kA0M u NAt4U4dg H8Ah3s
general convention Of oftcera, representing
National Banks from fifteen states, composed Of
about one hundred and dty gentlemen. was held
At the Astos, New York, on Wednesday LAST. The
principal buHiness Of the Convention was to per-
nanently organize a committee to report on all
questions Affecting the interests Of Natioua1 Banks
with view to mutual protection. On the pre-
1,mtnsry organization, Hon. Thomas Coleman, OF
Troy, N, Y, was called to the chair. 4 committee
appointed for the purpose nominated the follow
ing gentlemen as permanent officers Of the Con-
yention, and they were unanimously accepted: =
P1eatcent-uon. Judge Bacon. OF Utica, IN. +
Cbaee. Ncw Hampshire; Hon. ]. Grinnell, Massa-
chu:etts: J. B. Bnnce, Connecticut; Fraocle Skid
e. r. ao5T .s 9pssss pss;e ad
ans, Wet Virginia; G. Bael!, OHIO; E Aiken,
Illinois; n I. Pierce, Lafayette, 1ld; ]. Bayley,
u seetsIits1.E &c ain. E'siop' B. Jones, St. Louis: " r.
Bhawn. Philadelphia; Wm. ". Teal. Syracuse. -
The PresideIt, On taking the cnair. thanked the
cborsn 10 preside Over the Convection. Tenarkinss
that the banking Institutions represented shonld
act unltedly for the common interest OF all. After
resolution Was adopted which was ID substance
that committee Of one t1om each State be ap..
pointed BY The President, 70 report committee of
ters concerninp the National Banking laHt, to con-
tide1 neither the same are Uniform in thetr opera
tiOu in the different S8tes, and to taEe such fur
ther action as they might deem expedtent, with
power TO call meelirRt Of Representatives Of the
National Banss. The Convention then adjourned
10 O'Clock In the evening, when the meeting
again convened. The committee appointed re-
ported the names Of twensy.fout members to cArry
Into effect the resolution passed By the Conyen-
ton, a. follows: T.EH
Me.ers. Coleman. osis,. Calhoun .snd Jad.oa
from New York; Messrt: Ainey, Clark and Refine
man OF Pennsylvania: @. Begur Of New Jersey;
E;etsop. BenEr1dee and TreAdwell OF New Haup-
shlru II. 7. spfacue Of Vermont; Mr. Hall and
Hon, Iii. Grtnneu OF MASSACHUSETTS; z. D. Til
, 1864-10-24
One Day TO the Sick AID Wounded

The citizens Of Lee county, In this State.
hold grand Potato Convention at Dixon on
Thursday, the eth Inst, for the purpose OF
gathering vegetables Of every kind which
each individual Of the County feels disposed
to give TO- the hospitals Of our sick and
wounded soldiers. It ia under the direction
Of the ladies Of the County. aud is expect d
70 be grand affair. Hon. E. B. Washburoe,
Dr.. T n. Eddy, Col Ebatfer, and Mrs. Hose
have promised to be in attendance and ad-
dress the people on this occasion. Hon.
John Wentworth and other eminent speak
ers hare been Invited, and are expected to
attend. Now that an abundant Field Of the
products Of the country are gathered, 1t were
meet and proper thst the people should
come together with their offerings to the
brave soldiers who have stood bet ween them
and foe that would rnIn and desolate our
countr5-the soldier who deyotes his time,
(and life, mayhnp,} through storm and dan.
Ger, is entitled to this, and generous peo.
pie will gladly respond to the call. Inst
man who can enjoy his plenty by the quiet
fireslde, as the Fall storms whistle without,
and not give thought, and resolve to aid
the soldier III his watch By night, or his still
greater trial IN the hospitals, is unworthy a
free country. Let the men, women and
children Of Lee county remember the soldier
on Thursday, and not tail to be at Dixon,
with their potatoes, onlons, cabbages, tur-
n1ps, &c, sc.
, 1864-10-24
Chicago Lunaen m.z~-

-r,,, sA1uapAT Evx11Ha. Oct II, 1881.
LuAbER-Reeei1ed.7 IT, ,saa feat; lh,ppsd 1y:a
Eo feo;, With moderate supply the ns.t.t ~ ~.
armed uose active sppeatsnoo. 1n.,, -.
ls:Es number Of buyers IN At,endanee, 18th ~
country and city. among whom thszs spp.,red In
exist rors confidence. IN present ratas
sa1SeLEs-Reeeiytd. sas,&o: shipped. s,a,ss
The market continues qulef, with supply to,ly .sa
auate to. II net in exess Of al demands PT,r.,.
scnewhst easier. but With no quotab!s chanye
LATa-Recclyed. .6a co pct: shipped. 100 rnn.,
Msr1e moderate actiye and nru.
CARGO aSL8s TO DAY.
Cargo sch1 Dnf2n. fon Pere Aasaus.te .o,a Nv
Gel. L ouis. 6e.too feet lumbar. ststpt. h.isnc,
bosruz, 1t Sl6.ta: cargo schr Rambler, from Mu,rs
Eon to,efs rec: we'll cut lumber, ooasc &C.. staf
colHo tchr Alba. nom Husksxon. So tto .eee f.tr
mon lumber, ut : $50 csrko schE Fos:4r, sol r.,
johnson, ftom Mustezoo. 7o.tto feet lumber. rnod
COMMON, strips. At $17ta cargo echr ulaoi, frnn
Ausktgon, sold BY Norton, 900 5aet fstr comra.
lumber, i strips, At 3I6so.
, 1864-10-24
CHICAGO Dry GOODS MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. ~.
There ts nothing new to report in the Dry Goods
market The tsanaactionB during the week have
been very large at prices generally corresponding
with Now York quotations. It is pretty difficult
to precisely define the condition Of the New York
market, there are 90 many influences at work to
give it different directions. It Ia at tho mercy Of
the gold gamblers, who IN their turn arc, or at
least ought to be- at the mercy Of Generals Graut,
Sheridan and Sherman. II these man determine,
prices .Bhall 20 down. they will, that's certain.
There IL no change In qaotations, and holders are
rather stiff behind the current prices.
, 1864-10-24
miscellaneous.
COUGHS, CtsLUs, AND CON.
~ 4rTApFfON

fs!s = = sq7ta D II 81
coldse de,s s,n.as r,meey IN Is void for GaaFas.
Group, Wnoe ma Intrsaesiss. CaasunYSon. P1sa,lH,
assa p2faoa 6 mogs & ss Ed ~ 4,
cb;,.. ~ 55oSEs a as p,.t.,.o, sp,,oo..,
Il =, cos4ssss 4sss,; zion 1,,,.
ueus oel: LOUIS wAoSse ~, .o., :,
e:Fs 1 ees:s. t:ss es!s. esse 81: Il '.4
Ways proved eoz:aia ease s3'ecs9saat haa II.
R:r. Dr.. powl ING. OF N-x Yers
e s. %y eys q 81 g.
ies = ossa: b, With a,.ess,s.
tafsas. IN erce aezs uke ny former saii" At''e'
Bsv. L. j. RcBRRTs. Tho well kao~n Chinese n.4.
een.ry, wTlses:
..ni ,sv.iaae!e sl.s,s aa.tax tna pain. md rs1aY
LIZ tho sJnntona-
.yr. c. 7. PootER, Superintendent u Akroa
"a dstS'
.bi9; :; T,sagE. Of ws,toa. sp.lalnx 1,neo1a-
SG s1as
c.nses. nd OF he r1r.s sapu1t Church.
Sss 4. se::S g
xa,';,! II. ANDREW oowAS1ocx, u p.,,.,,.c.1
e sS eur,a
JoFs HaRR.NAN. alq.. Ct ste~...,o., ~
& ~ sss,,s sssa,; i; ~. a.
JAyue's kxpeetcEant." 9"V " mo uss ok
! Rev 4 H1sFpG. er w,,,.r1., u..
, 1864-10-24

F 4 fighttul accident has just taken
place at Ulm, from petroleum oil. During a
representation at the theater, twenty-four
lamps attached to the chandelier suspended
from the roof burst In succession with great
rapidity, and the burning oil fell like show
er Of fire on the spectators, among whom
were number Of ladies Ina moment the
dresses Of twenty Of them were In flames,
and mcst serious burns were the couse.
quence. One OF thgjadies was 50 dreadfally
Injured that she died In few hours after.
, 1864-10-24
FRO1IvERN1KLLION COUNTY
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tstbune.1
DAEyI1lR, Vermlllion County, Oct 20,

Via CHAnPA1ok. Friday, Oct. q.
The Union meeting at Danville yesterday
Wa4 triumphant success. The procession
was large and beautiful, headed By brass
band, which Was followed by one car filled
with children beautifully dressed, and an
other filled with misses dressed in red, white
and blue, and waving the glorious banner Of
the Union. Then came long procession OF
ladies' ard gentlemen on horseback. and the
yeonanry with their wives and children In
waEons. . -,
The procEEsiou and the crowd assembled
in the grove at o'clock, When Hon: Law
renee Weldon made one of his most eloquent
and convincing arguments. The demolition
Of the bogus Democracy was crushing ana
perfect. Mr. BroEs followed In speech Of
nearly two hours, In his usual style.
Lincoln Hall, one OF the largest and finest
in the State, WAs densely- crowded in the
evening. Alter the mueic, hiss Belle Scott,
in behalf Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid socie-
tY, presented "a beautiful sword to Col.
Chandler, Of the 35th Illinois volunteers, in
one Of the most chaste and eloquent ad.
dresses / ever heard Lady make. Toe reply
OF Col Chandler was appropriate and elo-
quent, and everything connected with this
pleasant patt Of the exercises passed of in
ihe happiest manner.
Nr. Spink, Of Paris, followed In highly
logical and eloquent speech, and q short ad.
drFss from Mr.. Brose closed = day OF most
excellent field work for the Union cause.
, 1864-10-24
All for old Abo.
PADucAH, IL, Oct. elst, 1861.

Editors Chicago Ttibunt:
Lieut.. T. a Stevens, Of Co. c, ,14sth III. en-
camped at Brighton, ILL.,, (Which COMPANY
was recruited hete,) having heard that his
company was claimed here by the Cops as
a1l for Little Mack, took a vote of the com
pany for President, which resulted In 70 for
Lincoln, 4 for McClellau. and three no choice,
II Is difficult to convince soldiers that 'tthis
war has proved = f2ilure," md that emo
loysl man can hesitate between Old Abe and
the Chicago Plattorm.'. Lieut.. Stevens vas
formerly very strong opponent of Lincoln.
PECKlToNIOA.
, 1864-10-24

F. What Aexanaer b. Stephens, the now
rebel Vice President, said t, the Ge,rgia
Legislature, in 1861, is all that IL needed to
aDswer the copperhead charge tina. the North
began the WET:
"Suw, for you to attemp: to overthrow s,ch
Government az this. under which We havs lived
foS more than three-Qusrtera Of centErf-.u which
" lave FAMED our wealth, our etsuding as na-
t1on. our domestic safety. while the elements Of
Peril ar around n. with peace and tranquility ac-
eompsnfe with unoo1nded prosperity, and rights
uLaesa1ed-is the height of madness, toly nrd
Wtcsednete. to which can neither lend tuJ saac-
lion noT my yote.
Whist right has the North ssaaF1ed! Whit fuE-
ttce has been denied and what claim, founded In
Justice AID right, has been withheld2 Can either
of Jou u dsy namc one 1icele act OF wrong DELHI
eTatels and purpotely done By the Government at
Wasltnctop- oi which the South hxa right to
complaln: 1chatlen9e the ansMex.''
, 1864-10-24
Gbifag, Gribnl1e.
MONDAY OCTOBER q, 1874.
JRFREE son OF = R1TRARy an.
KEHK8H

u L. ,u.. +,,,. a.. -...
.rr,h,.a teo,e s % ThsrA Iu'1 Io@ ~e nave quote
e~nsc,st;on tha+ o., .ee euetson " "'In In
,n,,,d .tra taoa - .oAaa o4eo Copperneas
tho 1oreaa- -. ~ ~ M. Jefferson wa
49, 49, sa..e y. .ue oemoefa'fe party. Uut'
tbe,. ~ e .s.eef Pa1, Q! nali century nc wa
- C.m o1ul Inc SEED eo"n . - te.. ~
s.n,e. oa ~ naa a'peneo loto u. ,tsd p hr Tho
n.m.a n NJ. '.ne'son sal,, W. - 4 thsir ended
, .Sanee. VI lus -s' ,nrn,ssed tnnn msrah1e
opues. e. .,,s .e 1,a,,tic.i belIcf. aud though
80. ~. 1os.s +fa sublime declaration th,t
e.s,, 80 AZ created equal" has stuck In
en1. NJ theIr throats, bis general teachings
1,svs heeu pom1nally, II not actually, their
rn.de. Now all ID. changed. Jefferson is
elassed with tue heretics Els words are
;tubooed. His memory is insultsd. and ucn-
II all the distinctive features OF the faith
which he transmitted to a great and domf-
, 1864-10-24
FINANCIAL and GalM|KEECbAL,


SATURDAY EVENING. Oc&. q, 1854,
The week closes On remarkably quiet aud easT
m<ne. market. Never In the monetary hi.tory Of
Chicago, haTe bankers been more securely forti-
happen-never had they 80 much available money
In their vautB. The demand for money from
legitimate borrowers ia very Small. Men Of that
clats are indtsposed to enter upon any mopeYed
tfartactons in tie present Uncertain condition Of
affairs. They prefer to wait the more certain de-
velopne1t o! evensa, which.Hi.l be sure to follow
the Presidential election, or decided vicsoty In
the field. As nc have before frequently stated,
spectators can receive no recognition from the
banktrs- Ard tins, one class refusing to operate,
and another shut out from any favor, 1t is not to
be wondered at that the bankers should hare pie
tboric Taults The opening OF the packing season
now at tand, will afford fine opportunity fos the
bankers to extend their line Of discounts, and we
donbt not they will be glad to do 1t. The financial
disaste1a which overlook rs few weeks since are
notwithout compromising pr1nclples-they have
laid up large margin Of capital for the use otpack
trs whezeas the prospect Of that class of onr bus
ness men for an abundance Of means to catry on
their operations, did not seem encouraging Thirty
days Efnce. Taken h Whole, the people Of Chi
caeo were never more blessed with financial priv
iltges tan they are to-1sy.
The markets to day have been pretty stiff, with
an upward teudenry OF pnces, Influenced By the
advance in gold, particularly In wheat which has
the additional, force Of a scarcity In New YORK to
CITY it up. considerable quantity vsl1l coon 70
ffrward, which will have tendency to relieve the
market, and put the price more under the CONTROL
Of 1 yaEciatinR gold market
Exchange rensins close, although there is a
somewhat increased Offering in the MARKET There
ia no quotab1e change In the rates-k Discount
buying; X premium eelling.
The p.ics 81 guild eeema to Re steadily advancing,
Notwithstanding Shertdan'a splendi1 vicso1y. The
other causee which control the market, ~ e1plaiu-
I'd by Us feW days since, are still at work, and
chow themselves even more powerful than yicto
nes IN the field. This will not alwaYs be 20. The
quotations telegraphed to James Boyd, rold bro
ker, we're as follows:
1o:00 a. a.m....-..... .2l0 1a:00 m. 21ok
1Eoo aio SEQ p. m........ .2iss @
The market here opened at 207 and c'oeed at aoe,
with rather dull day amoIg brokers. Silver is
finn and IN request at 195 and 200. County scrip
is bought BY the brokers at 85lS7. We hope that
but few holders feel disposed to psrt with 1T at
these quotations. It ia worth more. Government
bonds are In request at full ratee.
NEW YonK S1oCK MARK1r,-The folio wing arc
the closing prices for caeh Oct o. 1854 as zeceiv-
ed BY F. 9. saltonstau d Co Commission Stock
a1d Bond Brokers, No. "a Clark street. Chicago:
1tt Beard. MhA III Board. ID I'D,
, 1864-10-24
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The Vote upon the New Constitution.

From the Baltimore American, Oct. 10
But few additional returns have been re.
ceiyed Of the election in this State. The Of
| tcihl returns from some OF the countie5 alter
| the vote in two instances, and We hare chang
ed our figures accordingly:
, 1864-10-24
TIE CINc1NN TT C0NrEN EIoy Ex.
POSHFkR.

The recent Democratic National iConven-
Ion held at Cincinnati though less respect
able In NUN bers than that which met at Chi
cneo, made up for Its relative deficiency by
that species Of bontety, which consists In the
unb1nshiDg confession Of scoundrelism with
out feigniDg virtue. The Chicago Conyen-
ton meant Just what the Cincinnati Conven-
ii n said, but dared not say it. What the
Chicsgo Conver zion did bY tts nominations
the Cincinnati Convention has not attempted
to undo. While the latter declares the var
for the Union to be WHOLLY UNcoSsTIrU-
11oSAL and digs up the Kentucky resolution
Of 1913 1rstif. irg secession, and thus frank.
II declares that We have no rights in the pre-.
misses but to let The seeded States 70; they
are quite contented to run Mcclellan and
Pendlcton, and aojourn without making any
other nomination Mcclellan has thus three
platforms, the Chicago, his letter Of accept
ance and the Cincinnati, upon all Of which
he is running at the same time. The Chira-
60 platform sRys "stop fighting" The let
ter of acceptance adds begin fighting
He that 6Rhts and runs away
VIII live TO nrht another day.
And now the Cincinnati platform blurts ont
honestly what the other two really mean, viz :
TLat We mnst give up the Union now; that
the rebellion is constitutional, and the Goy-
eminent is unconstitutional; JEFF. Davis is
right and Mr. Lincoln is rebel and usurper;
slavery is divine and the payment of wages
for lanor is a bsrbarous practice We have
said they were holes. 70 prove onr asser-
t1on We cite the. following clanse ot their
platform.
.HAI,F TRurus Ann EApRow ,ssues
HAVE BEEN rag BANE or DEMocRAcY
r0R RAM 5,rG aTnRs; 4t, hNR M TnET HAVE go
DEMOCRAT. that ALL SENSE or JUsTicE,
ANg AL L ;es,I kMoMLEnGE 4; e. 0E coSsIlIgTi0N-
TnRnNFn I m4VE e1 nEPaETFn EPaETE ~ k1NG r1n FL,
O. An EASY PREY 70 TIE 1DR.
EntT sraTr hANA;EKs aNn q oGR 2wM FARrf In
Now. ssha1f t1nthsn "a a IN MID nsma fox
4.1;es y Norrov ;asnas sa or,,ha, +o.1s 80
onsat,ona ,vh,ch hore ,oth,a,- ~ !. 49,. ~. ~.
min mint uR.o.,, II neraoa-.o~ ~ "..a 1910 sue
fhef the na,n,crscv h,s nsos ~ ss,aa@ss aaeae
.cont-ac,,on ~ the ,,;n5s 49, ta.,4S,, p
Democrats means that 1hev nv, ~ fn1, ia ~ ;nno.4
ance and nrcind,ce Tns ders-.nra e. ~,
eene. NJ tnat,oa ston,a.s :+het .1". t,sa1,.
know r,pb, f-t,o yror, ~, ..-a n,,,1S -
49,. e' '-0- ~1 "sA :"
, 1864-10-24

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct q. leG4,
The receipts and shipments during the past "a
hours were aa follows:
HxuFIpfa AND afx1e1Ex1zIa z unrrn
, 1864-10-24

mu1uI1t3 1pt Tue I00etffUtQQ ,...,....... nv
Much ot the soldiers vote is reportea, aud
tie c1hctal returns may change the figures
somewhat, but not enough, ne think, to I'll.
ter the final result A considerable propor-
tion 0! the army vote is yet to be received,
the Constitution.
, 1864-10-24

FLOUR AND GRAM IN STORE.
The following Is the amount Of Flour and
Grain in store in this city on Saturday, Oct. Is.
1864, and compared with the corresponding period
of last yaar:
, 1864-10-24

fBpec!sl Dlspstch to the Chicago rzt5uns,1
psTRorT. Saturday Kvenln1, t)ct =,
,UF-Gtenada, Lo1e Star, Weloas. Eo1K stase
DoWN-None.
NfND-Nskt
, 1864-10-24

Forrestss M0Tememts-mayf1eI Kvae,
DRted-InIenAcd Attack Upon Fn-
0ucah-Tho OiGtXens Afmfng-Uuion
62ecttnEs
, 1864-10-24

Il has be1t nom tine Imnsmorial tho ot{sss q
philanthrop5es to ind sont remedy for The I'M 4
hfs, and scientific Bt1 has foz ages explored evoyx
Aveaue IN or4r to discover the hidden sacres Isssf
beeu however, reserved for modern science to hing
beforo tho world the k1rat destroyer N dtsnen.
and In
, 1864-10-24

okhsrtosss stated.
.-... SATURDAY EVENING Oct. r. 1851
FRElGHTa-da.1s FhE7aaTs Tete stssaY.
G'ses n corn. '4G stsaa sps
naa
LAKE AND KAn EkH1aHrs-Tnara il no chaage IN
Fsaf ss to hossos. Sasss lake and rail-.
Hem Ns1 fo!k, laEs nc mi is1s....
F1ogf @ 70 Po:Ea1d. ys Sasnla. l-s10....
KsihEa.p Fsstsars i no easns: :s I: ss;s:.
.,---x. Fourth usu. Flour.
TO Ne! York Ill s'1is Ia Esfs s:is:: So 1SS
~ 1:a 4s'{ IA Lake fE::ii;:::: Is Is
T. i g. Is Is
FlST E-Ree.l,ed to-day s.s7 bos: :aio1sd s y
xintes sxre i y o. & eois ieasnEs e 9ea VI
ssoe sa 81 B:ps SRI 4 Is S: Is % ebts siacs K
bKAS-sa tons Ban il eSlk Il ) 8 'ia 81 TN on
H. ts's I'd e n2psa n!2 3D.
ssies 70 cag;- G MeHTsR 81 Wak4T ~ sToRx-ica on No
i : IS = s. 3
e so at s. = srs9s g 81 sa a
ss, oisr s:tsss ss i g
1ie;.: 50 gpu 90 q sse5; 5000 bu No ! so,1ng
ttu LuhuEeJ NJ <4: tusH QQ GO IT $l.h34 1900
= p e. - b g. .s: i. Ss y :,sS d
sp.saF & siss; c5 oa Do Il si57 1o ID DO st
fet coang dra st slGk:iIId ror No ! sDrin1.
3CUHN-Re5ei7ed to-day 20 26s bu; shipped, 2l.l50
-. ms1ket not active s1d s@s2Hc htkhsr. safes
$50, bu DO At II 20 Auto ou do 1T II eeA: 5tj 81
dt II 81 2dX SO hu Rejected torn at 3i?2H; 500
bu GO at Sl2t: et0 hu DO at 81 25. RIVER AND Ca
NAL CoFN-60 hu No Corn st 81 7a af!oat: 500 bu
90 q t1sh aaoat-she market closing nsn 1t si21H
ua aTe-Received to-day. :.s oto bu: shipped, e6,,.
81 bu- Market active and Aaye1ced lc ber bulosi.
Sales Q DAY wese:-9ATs II BToR7lS,fm bu No
fists At E3Ac; s. tf0b do: 1t SIC: 100 bu do at
6t5e Q0a bu co at 6sHc 70 100 bu d. as sc o. b.
800 % DO 1t sc atioas: {ou bu do st5He sdoas:
G eslk bfm nj 6lHc iar No Ia = ore.
RtE-Received to day. lie By: shipped to day,
490 tp: MAJ ket more acstTe. and advanced sac q
tn. Bales to-cAy we're: KYKIx sroRx-l7,tb 10 hu No
Ard No Bye It $ll!i 10 600 bu No Eya at :. %:
~ In do at $lI6 2t6 ou DO at 81 r6o-the market
elt siIE drm At 1lG9@i.t0.
BAnlEY-Recelysd se.cay, ,4s11 hu; ,hipped,
II sronE 20 hu No Tar 81 IS; 45a ba DO At 30
8 40 Du Do at sLeo. ~ sAxpta-soa en IT. sl.:0 on
t'sck. At tho c1cse the Ia1ae: WA nrm bat
Ai.COHOi-ANk-t ess'ar en- .ccoans OF this de.
clne IN aiEnTines-cicsl1x to-oaS 1t a.aSz5.9- peg
bTTTRR-There Is q fair tsGsn. tor ehcicn Is.
bic Dairy Butter smAll pacsA3es. ut s44ss8:. bat
ommc grad ART dull At s9&S2c. Sa;sz today: Is
liz sN~-- DnM. ss!es to-day: II s.za good mixed
isKu0m EORN-.x ton. good {. s,saco on
, 1864-10-24
CHICAGO CATTLK NrA3KXT.
For The Week Ending Oct ~, 1864

9ATUHDAT EvEEta. OCT H. 1874.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle sEd Live Hogg at the
various 5srda In tho city. tor the week ending ro
day, compare a follows with She ptevlcns Hesks
since September 5, 1aa:
, 1864-10-24
~ Honor to the patriot OF whom Penn.
Ey1rania correspondent thus writes:

kB doHol 10 Lie patI1Ot o. whom Peun~
eylvania correspondent thus writes:
"a thrilling Incident occurred during the voting
ty year, OF age advanced TO the window, leaning
lErn.bitn.l u on bis ssaG. Ehsn otlcious Copper
1ne ticket 10 bis taco sad. Hcre is an old Jack
kon Democrat who alxa.s votes straight t1tk-t'
The o,d uan opened The ballot and held it with
he % IL roee %
with cmollnn exclaimed: Il desptse you more
than bate the Rebel who seat his bullet through
honor my poor boys memory, and vote ior men.
Who charge American soldlert, fighting 10. their
connny With being hlrelines and muraeretss'
reEelently made for the true-hestted old patriot
BY the hushed andSdmising knot around the wiz
dow"
That neither the soldiers nor the soldiers
friends can be cheated into AcCl lellanlsm, let
this true tale attest!
, 1864-10-24
M a r T N z III ST
PORT OF CHICAGO.


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pcpp HaGn- s1tfnss Saaaln, suns fis
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Bsrf Ameiicsp tjnicn, WoiT9a! Enralo sn ron. nj,
BARK IL .seo E4ns eo4f Rrsnt BnfY,, .<o
s1i e,fe h9 n,H msoai b9mo 81 t2ns goal
Biz FANNY Gasdner Moran. Htasn Bs!5 n, I'm.
ux,- pcts 49,, ~ u ~ Lsiat H., r.t t,c
KY = PohS..+o ~. - -, .TS ons Eoa!.
Ell snnn71 ~ .Sfi no Ils ~ topa coal
9ssr X 1As rCass} 'rasu ofis salk
e~ cns hnist 3'4ee1s @aeooiaos fies Aa3Quette. IS
Seh1 f)din. inSrttt. Mnatrucn an y, ,,n,,.~
Cab, as...., &1.xa.
wood A'AssA '4esA' :" Gus
tIe1 ~ '8H' ''''S '~A1 o@a
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Ecbr s:arlhtz sntap Hsys. Os1een IN MI ~
Sehi Lttis Bsle. Wharf Nustseo, * " i11n
18Th. A'' A41'AeA'A' o' !" lotnoa' ~ N
SrhF n. n. Scott q roYtr Krts sen tora rox1
SchT Fsmbier. T:uIinttn. t,nsreCnn ~ ~ q - 1mh.
schr L,zzle Th1oop. Scadeid, HusEescn. % miumbsr
3sDs "a an,r II. o"eo' s'ons ereek' ~ lunod'' -
Gnh- r..
, 1864-10-24
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Gre on O t9 II Qf &c storage par busfsk u,1iese
o:htT4utse statsi. -Four il so@d delirered unzess
oMeFtct<s stated.