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, 1864-09-17

| .. ARRIVED. ID.
mr sss S'1 nEd. Aofgaa Man:o saad.is.
sss s;s: ss:ss
Prop Acno, Gibson. Bu9aio, sun :E1es.
Rf'1s s'ss: ss''s :ssss: 30
s'ss:sss s IS sas'ss ten 81:
sehr S..seo. Mckee. Buaa1os2 IA lumber, rom Bay
sshs Esli'ss, ssnrsasss, Two Etver.; 100 N lumbar
scAr san Jacfnto, Blackourn. Bay C1sJ, 100 lnm.
h4sss Ba:s e
ssht Charlotte Williamson, Kewanee, e.o1 railroad
schr G 1exla, P.ssens. Pacsarrs Ptsr, 20 n luu.
ssnr ss'a 4aomD.on Grand 7ra,e1.s III
SE;as r 4s5s e
seh- Jo Gs.1itt, Bay atttlemt N lumber.
sesr s sf: B.s ssRss e .un
schr n Spencer. Wle'and, Grand Haven, IS cord,
schr Gssisr, Hose, Aanstowcc, 100 N sh,nsles.
sent MINT ssots. AcGonald Green Bay. Is, N uuber.
schr O.lrich. Fsrguaoa, Little suam.eo, 723 m 1au.
schr Klehssd Mott s.*,sr, oeon;e. 10 lumbar. IS
sshr sst GGorqns.s Rss.el saeooyzaa, ~ Cd wood.
s:tr sr Ssioi E Roy. Len. ,aeaoaosee. as . umbe:.
ser sehf Hsa1 H,q1Ia II amtn s.usg. On ~ D an,osr
ssar Sutherland. Carmichael, NasksEon, Is n fuua.
sehz Robinson, F,pizaa, Bay City. rs n lumber.
CLEARED......,seot. IL, ,tsot.
S@f 4!.sasss assaa ff A.san. s"naaa
Eree &ae; ns1l 9aaa as1sn
Pscp 0ttaws. warm, A91kskea.
Ptop Merchant AiiSGs, BoGafo. ee,lt0 hu oats, so
, 1864-09-17

1re hon'bearted c,tizen-soldlera Of the Re-
pnope arch with steady step and unsaltsr.
t tnk 1poee to q speedy and glorious victory.
noe neaf6 Of the people beAta true to the
Canoe. Every triumph OF the unton Arms
W. ussf lstei Troops arousea afr5sh the coufaga
tnu osnetzce Of UEton men, aud chilss the
nsAtt aoo aeciBAteB the ranks of the eubmts-
91oo seceestopists represented st Chicago. a
oI!oa victory In November will end the long
aod lahoIious strife. It will paralyzs the
nm OF The rebellion. It will d!speesa ita
na,tte, Destroy the hope BY which the des-
Pot'sm AZ Richmond no holda IT'S subjects
~ ooIosee, release the people Of the South
e4n states from their enforced disloya1ty and
G'se teem 1, again tht blessings OF self.9ovesn-
neht Within the Union and under the pre-
mn,cang Constitution and Tag Of the United
o'aNH; IL vii enable our 0 *n government
70 e1eha0ge the weapons OF war for the couu-
so's VI peace, to relax the stern control
oser pubic action and public spee ch which
q stase OF war renders unavoidable to re-
s'n1e cur financial system, to dissolve all
m1i,tafI courts, and hand oyer sgnn to the
eNA M tfabnnals Of Justice the punishment OF
crime and the preserYau \ Of public order,
sne 10 restore to their hrcsides and taeit
i;o1es clothed With honoEs and to be held
~ evefiasftng remenbrapce, that great army
o. our citizen soldiers whs have bazsd their
breasts agsinst armed rebellion, sud won the
imper1shasle renonn Of saving the gl1r,ous
On,on, for which their fathers and their
brothers died.
=, sissed by the Committee.
= 4 a.hATMoH =, ,Ch'a.N.Y.H ". HOFFMAN, Nd.
TAN uERsEY, Me. 8. II. BoID. No
aoHH =. CLARKE, n. q. 6. B. 9ENTER, o.
Ahs. am. ~. GARDINER. Vt. J. D. DkTnHKA Ind
& MA ClAyLlA, MAas. RuRTuN C. CooK, lii.
!, lHos. u. TuRNRR, R I. MARSH G1nplN0a, Mich
=. y. sfERRY, Ct IS. Jupp, Wis.
MARcEs L. WARD, N. J.. D. b. STuBRa, lows.
PrRv1ANcr, n. 4. r. OlnpBEL1, y Va.
nA1n. b. Sxr7HkRs. Dcl.JA1Es u. LAMH, Kansas.
5.1. CooNns, DIst. Of Col.
, 1864-09-17

time Uas At tbs hsuac Of An Old scrtveucr,
who had contract for susslssins Federni
prisoners. Il Was aacertaqed taat Lee's
corps moved out On tho aest by the No
nohongn toaa: and that Herdce moved .long
cd ont on the the McDonou.h road. tho 4th
corps along the railrsad, The l5sa On tbs
cnpnfrJ Ftad west Of the tatlruxd. and the
1sth cn tho exttrtne right, the 14th In ro
serve to the Army Of the Cumberland. Tho
lo1h enpfeanEntly became the reserve to the
Army Of the Tennessee.
The 4sh division OF the 18th eorns woo5,a
division Of the 18th, and Col Horchktss of
the I'd division OF the 4th being il aayance
I'm e-fourths of 8 milo from the old works
"slcots brigade of the 18th corps struck tne
5soel rear guard and drove It aithout halt
intoa bottom ntar Cedar Bluffs. From thn
crest Of the hill opposite the rebel nosi,;nn
II "as an open ffela across this bottom lands
and up the nlll to the robel works, TIE rnh-
els had 8t1ong skiruish line alonr tha
merass and extending over the high ground
n Woods font. aad had already omen d a
few batteries. Gen. Sherman came on tho
around Whio The aiepositions wsse ceiuy
nade; In the rear Of Wo1cott's brigade
Gen: Logan formed divers brigade In lii,e Of
battle. Osterhsus deplofed second line Of
battlr. forming tho remainder OF Ills dIyIs,on
u coluulna. "htlo Wood ADVANCED thron,ri3
timbers % the right, |. gsn adrsnd his lines.
ueh. Wolcott pushed hls sktfmIshers
tatoash las mafah and charged up the hill
capturing tho rcbels In their rifle mis-.
The eAsmy was found to po bohind heavy
WORKS On cannon&dlng position The 4th,
lath aud 18th curps moyed thu Aeads Of their
colunts up Within FROM 500 to COO Yards Of
tia rebel works and thte~ up 4 line Of
Works Tho works were deemed too strong
u venture an ae9anlt.
During the pursuit they captured about ESQ
ut lam - II
, 1864-09-17

spirit Of Oosnpromise. or tn.
Union Al. 1t Waa.
nmr sn,s,. ofe It and preserve 1t {the Union, !, ~.
cosnc.Is tet eonplonlse d must prevsn "a "a 1e ene
-aeosgs B. Nc .7eHon. F'e'"'' ~ our
a Tor example:
bia. eet'e' oi Colum-
tories. eoasse IN tho Terri
81 slavery = allowed three-ntths repr.s.,..
elaVcfy must not be discrssed +, A.,
Nofth, and must not be molested ~ ~ tae
Slavery must not te spoken ,vo,,,. ;,
"onr coutclls," on pain Of assassination IN
sdssefy must have special laws for its mr.
Ecuoa pasf9a in "ou1 conucils," aud eYsrv
slnve catcher for the South. @~o 'lt"
elavety must dictate tho coutcpts Of onr
school BOOKS, the phEaseologJ Of onr ~.
tory, the opinions OF our pulI,if. tbe san+s
mems OF our hymns. and tho things to be-
asked Tor IN our prayers. ~
Slavery must be allowed the use of III.
United states troops to restore fueItirs
bondsman to Ills meek and kindly Sonil,ero
owner.
Slavery must be indulged In the diyera1 ~
OF gaeeinK, mobb1ng or numbering Whosu-
erer docs not do its bidding and keep silence
in its august presence.
Such is the *'eame spirit Of cornpromIsss,
y hitch "prcyailed" so long ia 4 arr cnun.
clls." and which Gen. Mcclellan proposes to
restore to our councils. Shall he have tho
opportunity2
Mcclellan would hunt up again, and build
up again, In this country. Shall be havs the
opportunity:
, 1864-09-17
CHICAGO LUmBzE mARK8r,


FRlpAT Ey1xIsa, Sept. ID, 1884
LUABKR-Hec.iTed 7satexday. .55.an . feet With
fsis BuIply OF lumber Oh he asket, Hnero haa be-
moEe activity and nrtnnc57- piicss arc vi hout ouo
tAb!e eh.nEc. out hsye Gag npEAe1 teadency
suI.GIE Es-In va1J Euite< suep1y, with Aa active
demand. Market firm and unchaaGcd.
LATH-Eeseised yesterday Aa,1so pcs. AAzket &c.
Tive aac N 1t pray1oua quosattops.
CARGO sAL3t TO-DAY.
Cargo tchr .Rucleus, from Mesouoaee se1A by Bick.
ford. 2sG fset II nber, srtpt, At &e1so carKo q
Lavs 1uddr 9ton. from sheboysan Bar. sold bJ MAJ
feat lum bar, Il str ps. cosrra, tl7.ao 5s7oa
pei lath f&s. cs18o schr Cubs. rom GteeR HaY, sol
b5 Rokford, 49, 10 feet lumber, ttps, 1t asss
e7FRo fchr Hamilton, Rom ke9sn eoos, apau1dlax 4
Mills. ~ f5et lumber. 20 cent Asrtps, at S3sq
cs1go brtz 1oHsl1. from Menemonec. spauIdinr'i
Mil, 1:otoo feet Lumbar. strips. at 323io; casgo
schr sAtsor Boy. ron Asnomoaee, spAuldiag's NILS
H3Ieo feet Ia mhtr, Is per cezt su1ps, 1t 1l3I0.
In ths yazta IL veEy ac!ly1 ard ps,ces ruo
E1n It the fol}uElsk rIyisad quotations. We ouo q:
, 1864-09-17

EarniI G. from Jan. to August 81
$4,l27,643e7 $3so9, ,6Ga G5 SOL, ,514 0

EAIMl u lsuN SAu. 10 AUGUST il
$4,l27, ,6f3e7 81, e09, ,6Ga.05 $9l7, ,5iA o.
The following interesting article On the sub]ect
ofOi Companies We copy tfon the Unitsd Stokes
Morning Journal. and ia worthy OF careful pe.u.
ta1 by parties fnfecte1 with the oil fever:"
t'There are now afost In the Phil1dclob1a stock
mari at least seven million. OF capital ehs.es IS
eDea BY abopt one hundred and fifteen oil comus-
e.. list OF one huAdred ard four oil eompsn5e,
Low on cur table. ahow a total OF a5s250 capitai
shares, e99.l TO eV,lsl shares for eaen compsny.
Tbs totsl number Of shzrSs tssued By al the rail
road companies IN Pennsylvania, tha. uso iocomc.
live power, does 1ot exceed two and hall nil.
lions, helpg little more than one-third the pumoer
OF ehares iteued By the oil compaaes ore anized Ia
Philadelphia alone: The 800 miles OF locomotive
rpilrosa In use In PernsYlyania coat Sao0 900 on
and ret .hl. yaes property +. reureseat<d ~ less
than ose fourth the nuber OF shares issued bY the
companies ewntng the oil wells In Penaarlysula:
1or must b taken t1to csnslderattou that there
ara oil companies organized el1s~hare than In thfs
city. single oil company osganized In New York,
into Coz. Goo shares" -"~"
New YoRx srocK MAHKEr.-Tha folio Wing arc
tho qnstatiens for Sept. III. received BY F. g. Sal
tonstall d Co, commission. stock and bond bro.
kets, u Clark 1tteet, Chicaeo:
, 1864-09-17

The Uctttd statea Circuit Court, u Pni1sde,,n1.
stve decided tost tho vetxht ofa ea ef ca,1 IA
Hounds ,cstesd OF 3ao. p-un-s The Jude held rn.t
cor pans of srcce,s mi. 1t n well uees srd .xr-e
to fa~uea the sumber Of ousccs II = pouoa and
mst tbs In allcr nu abegs tho starda,d sn,n ~
for their eu4oners for Coal ue-le1 to ayr.a
the weight ot ton Of coal sh Il. be 79Q mi fnrnth
that An onnt to shets customer.
, 1864-09-17

thousand u.rn BY disesse while s'eaefA nc
Cltl,sn yaa 5rsggiog up from FortEeas ID on
rnc 70 ths Cb,cA 2hontDy, or that they autf:r
=. ~ oro fban usual from that CAUSE Nul
ah,,,,a ne. In any case, deem that brilliant
c.mnsiqu in whtch the comparative advan
tares wezc measured by the r8vages Of feye.
IL the csntenalng armies. We my say fur
tber, th.t Gen Grant has not Jet been pui
to fight BY bis adversary, and we firmly Be.
ileve that, If he had bees, he would moi
bave sought to cover up his misfot1n.s By
ealing them "chanEe OF base" We mar
add aleo that, since the collision In the VII,
dtfness, Gen Lee has had no stomach for 4
field epgagement with his adversary. The
! fight has been taken out Of him. sud bis 10
often victorious aud acYanclug leg(ous can
cot now be found outslda thel1 earth ~srka.
The 1nse! !xrnesr viii admit that this coustl.
tutes difference bs<ween the teo Campaigns
under consideration.
AKBEL oRAcLEs AND "PKAox%,
hCtlOAs tsN S9l q tk II aN.
Gea. SAes man l. the nrw "eeAsv s9 tho
srhels and ths Democracy" Neither of
them hare {ernd Ass iauls when tho rpeal
Ge.esxls Axre srder>s Ill Aen eo,uhStant.
ort pf she cutie. ef Petersburg, f~asrisAs,
bury. fieasssrk. Atlanta, No. in vstss to
en&cle thsrn - .tans *ls8s> hut row that
Gen $EtsA.xs hes eslrfcl The u out fnr M,
ta.. rvA>,n> tee r=sel S~r=ss Vt she South
H. NA.A n*se vet W shels usaA slma,,.
@ec.. hs"1 SsA> Se~4 1easases% sAe ,x4s.
~ ''ss.sAs~ss." u thi. tse e>eE4,sxasaa al,
:sss ie<s' sl<x sAess ss>>,l4. se4<s kAe.s ,ras
.stsa " sssss sA.s> A%a Pset~ee II s.cr;y,'
~ ks.:e..s'A4 lEaY%A5a ts.e*.se4 1t a.
ssA4.ass- asA ~ +s:<assss. he uAsA7 ,s,.,
l'eta<et crew wtsI= ~ >alzY....A .AaAxia" I'm
s';axs>sss 1NYa*a es.:s "ssrsxs, AeateA
e&sss,snN asa lie New ivsA stgrs4 esA,e.
a N >>>s.sskv &Arse<sAsss=>.>" rae Kl,a,
ssaAasti .Sssssa;.s: ck.ss $aex.nAa .>sAe chi.f
AzoaG savxr-s>>' T1s Cxae4.S .pAe1 .>s,.-
st.asz a:s o<.et -@EeAssssal 81 ank aaaamas.-
"si--e:1y zAsunsa xAe hea.s, Of OF.
wives, mestezf, and dausute1," 2ad
rea&ou Why "ths war should be made 10
cease"
The Sr:iatl also describes ShernA. l. the
"csptain Of pirates, the prince among zcsun.
drels and bruses, the foremost Till1in Of the
world"
II the Chicago rebel paper Ii mildes In its
language at present, 1t may be pAsdoned on
the ground that It kas ONLY be2pn tn u n5trh-
IN" Within . week II was ,ns,.t,nr ~
Sherman was tzue ,McClelaaits, and De-
moc1at o. taeDemocfat3, whom copperhe2ds
plone had defended aad sustained against the
persistent revilisga and slanderings II the
opposition press. Dut 1t has entered uosn |
The work It il determined to prove that no
true soldier can win frsm tbs AcCle,l..
nrees any Other YaRand th.n &C.. 80.
P4ese 'sAs' 'S"~0 @A@ aTe II Tho
Taken in Ill this aiais Ii bevend ro,,n..,.
sIon. It tpacts = vast smount Of sunrTn- n,n.
fuItUcc1 pe0ple. xnd accom- ptiahes. ~ - apos
!he occurrence II m unsn.xer.nls ~ sr =. msass.
.cecc 1.r who.e hnrIsr. o11p.o T.; 70 alHtGeat for
nnoeeIt women AID children is so usu..n1.i ~.
.9man \. Nat. snd saoIld bs naae to ceass. No war
n!ou.h the lssrs, Of "uS vv.p 5 9.raht 1ud1 oreeu
uo,le1s. ~1|
, 1864-09-17
Slaves Freed By the Rebellion,
fErnrn tho Hsut,r

In commenting. In last evenings Ttaa..
r1ipt, on jttr Davis statement to Mr. Gill.
more, that You (~e} have already emanc.-
pAteo nearly two million Of our slnye4-and
II You Hill take sare Of them, you may emsn.
G,p1te the rest" 5ou express tbs fear that
ct The following statistics from The last rcns
sns, you VIII perceive that be was mncb
nearer t!,e truth than he uanally is. In
, 1864-09-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
mOHETARX.


| FnDAI EVENING, Sept, 16, 1854.
In monetary circles to-day, business WAS unusu.
ally qulrt. The attinseucJ III the money m4rket
during the past few days, has hid . tendency to
check mere speculative pursuits. aud our regular
discount houses report fair sransat,ons for legti
| 4 ate busins1s purposes.
The volume Of currency increases slowly, but tho
BANKERS are determined to make IN effort at IN
early day to forcs tho holderf OF produce, whisky
WOOL &C., either to ael1 or ship large proportion
| Of their stocks 10 ~ to proyide the 1neans re-
| uutrca By the beef and pork.pscksss du1nf the
l. ensuing season. Til. will 10 doubt BE- unpa1sta-
bic to the large body Of spectators, will tend
to deprrss pricea; bat IN the long rrn, 1t Will be
better Tor Ill concerned At any rate, the packing
aeason IL last approaching, and Il will not do to
esc.ace the permanent interests Of tho city to the
uncertain movements OF speeulafofa.
Although currency WAS vesJ close to-day, those
e1esged In the legitimate buaneaa Of buying ship
ping produce had no difficulty In procuring the
necessa1y accon nmodasio1s It the usual discount,
10 Der cent Der aunum. 0utaide brokers continue
to ch srse, and sometimes obtain sGa per cent per
month
There Was good demand for ea1strn exchange
to-day, and The market was firm, though rases were
unchanged. Tho bankers were huYtne ut Il per
cent discount, and selling At HQo4 d&eouns-very
1,sie, however, at the latter quotation
The gold market In New York to-day was1weak,
snd NC note q decline Of 3 per cent-openfng At
aas, and gradually weakening down to easH, ut
which figure It closed at 3.9,p. N. The following
arc the quotations received by James Boyd, gold
broker:
1000 H. m.......,..22s / LOO p. .m-...-.---..S3ss
1s 1a@n Ell s:s1 s. 50 En- s. @..253 .::.:.:..253x
Here the market for gold was also weas-opsn-
Ing at rs, with large offerings, Advancing 10 ="
closing At noon at aa3 z1d NO buyers IN INC a'1ef
noon at over 60 Silver Was dull and heasJ at
e.l0. Five-tHenties were quiet at 11o19G1ll.
-The New York Shipping Lhs, OF the IAN, re-
ports the New York money market as folloHo:
The money market hAs been stllneent, and
lenders arc not 20 plenty ~ tneJ hsTe peep, e.
cspt At very full rates. We maka butlitt.e change
in onr quotations, but remark thai 9 esnt Y ths
1A'~'n'eN 4' D'''a t''es' Fsr sa cent per .nnum.
Loans on call. STOCK securlties O.
p1,,n % %, bond apd mortgage; ;.;: axg1o @Sm
RI s.... ..nsis .,sn.turesa 20. ""a's' III
UIue1 Eooa bll1. QpAo
The New York Times, Of the 14th, says tha
the fluctuations In few dsls Of S0ds40 2 cen
aeslnst thu recent extravagsut prices Of gold and
Ill foreign and domestic merchandise dependent
upon the ruling Of exchange aud gold, hare neccs.
sarily Increased the caution Of money lenders
both At bank and On the street.
The payments On the New Loan are being has
tened into the TreaEury Otieo and the Nations
Banks IN New York In advance Of Tho calls for the
14th. 18th and 24th inst, without affecting the
Money market, tho payments being alaoat exclu
eiTaIy In the per cant Lcgal-Tendess, hitherto 4
dead weight 4. bank. Some Of tho !afso baaka a1e
, 1864-09-17
pROPOSA4S FOR $50, 600 SEW
! u 1AAGE Boads. $3.50 Ws:ex goa:s I'D s'5,esa

E&1h14 1bd-D Olk 0t,uut 1A@ ~
Il 1RAGE Boads. $3.50 Ws:er Bon.s and $U.eso
bhort NuH1elpA. Bunas Of taa lily Of ChieaGo
C1T1 CoArfEoIl1x'a OFTicAo /
sKe1rD rEoPos AIS vii bs Ites,v:d = tns oIdcs
nnul HOE aay He2tember s6:a. q u o,el9sE IT. Nnen
sn3 pait of f1isy fnocsand Dola1s ls:oaa) q sew.
| e5afe Ront1 q tho Denomination Or one thousand
1oars each. dated July r. ls az p.,,b;sla ssx
9u 8
tnca pIo.Sea teE !he,E " T9Ssmpt,oa, @ ns. :,
| Th0ussnd Dollars t$saetol Ct Water Bcnds OF ooe
II us2nd doArs e.cc. payAos In New ok JulI 1ar
lsse, Wh tauooat for 1tezes: ~ the rata of1evea W
shess banas e nth of ha city Ii pleds Ia ta11-
t,sn required pT law nscs>sar3. Tbs xatsr rsnts
ire Also speala1lJ 1ppEppf1Atet. which list yeA.
on the xa;e deat. and sEa stlil lngsasrx.
Aso, TO- Ethsen Thouta1d Do lAf1 uuielp II b1u.a
PAYABLE ptc. 1T. 1s13 III New o.z, Of tAa ia.
romln.tion s1d ln.afrst saznt annusllT at s4van u
per cent alsadox fnod IL pso71dsd for sae zedanp
The rrtpesals VII specify The i1nd and amount de-
tItd pglce bid PEE so 10 thereon. and the plsce
Of cehTtr., whe:heI ChicsKo OF new YORK Ths per-
ration cf taesacae 1t Tits otto, 1t tne o1co OF
Ge.aEt- Duncan, shh1nnan Co.. Nav York. as n1.y
he n htiI Proposals WHARF tbs! win BE- r.
6i sac pEoposala the EuuR awsfded to them rescec-
lively With TIE premiums thereon. and iha ine1eat
Aterued trcm july 1at % tha Hme OF dspont OF paF-
ardin Nex Iof1 September seih. Il shs paee sioFe.
ka31 to t1a pt rites eutte d 10 thdu1.
=, Zach lFopeta1 slonld b. SeAed. aud endorsfd
P.opos.'s tcx elty Bsnd, nd sdars,.ed e .hs %,
hsm should c2ntain 1oferenet4
jeet ~, q III tho nida II the pnoc iateseass should
st,kAl52,1Df CITY Comp Iqilef.
, 1864-09-17

tlco buyers OF Certificates OF Iadchtedness in
place OF the LegslTrndor Coupons with which
they arr pairing n the!r faoo aad xccruod Interest,"
Others src free lenders, from the sams relief, On
Un1t1d States snd Miscellaneous Stocks 1t cail.
at I per cent
The following IL + stssemunt Of the approxl-
mats earntaes Of the Pittsburgh, Fort WaJue and
Chicago Railroad Company during the moth Of
AusuRt ult., compared with the same period oflssr
ysHr.
, 1864-09-17

U, S.
7-30. LOAN.

1sa esIttsY of tAs Treasury Etvos 1otoS III
saApcrt>Tsn1 viii be reoAtve4 for CoN9sn 1zssRzy
Eetes, pavabls fhree years troa Aug. 1sts. ~
With wui sanuN inteEess It tho rats Of s.vsa -
tbrs e-sentbs PEI cont H-r snuuM-pstacfp1 40 u
teztse rota to be paid In lsvfnl Mccoy.
These notes will be eonYsrt1old ae Ia sSHsR q
tbs hclda. n maturity, TITO stx pa. csas. geld oss1.
Tx bonds. pay1b1a not lem tAGa dTs nae Enss ~
twenty 1aAss treu shel- data. ~ tse 8&sW1Assa
may elect The- will b tlsu~t n denoutzaMa1s o4
f'e sfoe, se. SEQ nd T.. no. and ~ susst1see
do1lAl1, =
Asths notea draw t,s<rest ron August IT, .trseDa
lug oetosHs subsequent to th1& d2te aues psR
sae aeesasd rson dAte of nata 70 data At -
xAua eepen.tnr sxensyAvs thousand aoaeks
-ne-ss s.,.~,. ~ .aese aosns At sry ono tina vM b
AA'S"e esan1sa~a u eao aaaz.sr Of eae - esa
, 1864-09-17

With rrgsfd to tbs quality, orlJ two coant,e. !,
niinol' srs reported p. orr nun. IN 10 W. noos
In 1hdfsns, only three In Ohio. eight In x,ch; ,.
sue In Wisconsin, and nsne In Caaada West ~
reporss rom neatly Ill quarters ara either ooot !.
fall" !" or Il bettsf.''
, 1864-09-17
Political intelligence
Untcn Meeting At Harvard, Iii.

HAuFAtp, HcHeaiy Co., III. Sept. Is,
Editors Chicago Ttibune:
4 large and enthusiastic Union. meeting
Vas held at Harvard to day. The meeting
y as addressed at length by Hon, Jndra M,l
ler, Of Rockford, who presented the true it,
euc uAt now crowds son the American peo.
pie. In 20 plain, vivid, and common sense
light, TINT even the peace men were put to
silence. Ills Honor said that the rebels Of
The South and peace srehls Of the North were
&c. ~ NV @AaA"s s"4ao'
wlhhe wlhe Judge Vas followed by Joslln. Of
no m99oestock. and uank AcLatn, Of McHeny.
Ely. nnu Col bia1dcn, OF the 95th illinois WI
great dssl y, pssssd Of Pleasantly amid
we'll for Abe md Andy IN Novemh9yr Nrnay WI tel
B. HM1ru Gaa.a.
, 1864-09-17
IT. Exemption from State sr dnnislpL 1az-
Auen,

But AAde- IRON II tha aty,ntsvre
E.sAstd, special Aos OF Cousres srx.rr. -
Hosps AID fnsAsu7r Hor1a 1xox LvaA1.-.~..
1s"s. On TIA sresaxs, sAts exemp,1cu Ia .o-4.
foenf two r.s esnt. per e1nnm, a:cofdiux =, "a.
fass df'a1a:toa IN various pxets or tia ceuutev.
It Il neiitved that no securities a1ax 10 rr.x.,
ducenena % ieaters - saoss tszu.a ay H. ao1-
Eess In ~ ether forns Of .ndestaaas.4, ths f,ts
or atni:1 1fpr1vate pAzt,es o. stock curusntes H.
ss9arats coEEnnittes, only, u pledged for na7rs@
~auo she Nhols properly of shs couat7 IL hsld -
1ecuse ths etschszge of al tho oblxauona Of ~
United EsAtez- As
6nrScA1P11osa WILL HI H1cz1rzp by Ii. r,s..
ufef OF Untst States. At 7a.hl1son tss segr-.,
1rd bY Ia
, 1864-09-17
CHICAGO DaTLY MARKET,

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! a5s o. q tasis Of e Storage ~ 6us1I. We ~
s,,st:s srst:. .ssss. .ia:ss F 's a*s*,sa s":s:
| .-. Fa1oAr Evzs4e. Sent. IL. ,,f,
ne hnNEiGaTesa11 rEaIaa1s .tesdy I'D -: r
s nnse' Win f5e' as7hs brig Concord, via :.
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= = rates- No aussa: - e'4e-@
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II : s1'S ~ {. chang, % 4
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sl2s fsr NJ Esd. ii ssx.1 8 tor 10 sprins -
CORS-hsce!rsd ts-day, - I'll busaels: thipned
=. go sn,h.s; r,.4 " kss ss:lIe asa saes
9!ss: la1,eto su 20 Cssa as Ssak; :a6ss ID 10 a.
5ia11 81. "sn9 - - n;les.es cars ~ ~ su
ATLo4r-l7. o. nu Ns2 II II u SIX afi1at 4; ths
EQ7 Corn !. stors at q l.11k. ' '''A Wye )"
OATS HA e!sad todtl. ln5s77 hr shipped 3,.1,s
nu hs1ist A. 4 aenys ,na steady oE Nj. nas xsSe
bu 70, o.t. u &c: 70e bu DO .tH4c: s19s IN d.
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ostl u SIC (. o. ;. Ar tbs .ie1e Tho mxrte, -
Htady 1t et1setiic for No. and tic lof 10. 0s:1
II s!ala- ~ 80 ~'S' o"@
:. RYE-Recelyea to.day, le,7ts bu; shtousd. $3.50
au. M4r5ss ivy oull ana lsze lover. salss 10 day
e. T. K1E1F + u - "a r. BIZ = ss3K
bu da 4 q y +to bn Ke(scts1 Els II sl3o iso br
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guilt saiss 70 ssy .ess; BAEtz1 II sToas-3,ieo
eAAPIR- II hn 1t % on ftAcx. ' -
acknowledgements 1t 81 52Gas Il = GAL
MgTTEtt-lerdived to ssJ. 81 t9Ot NJ: 9ht. ned i
"a 81 NJ There j. rather mofS inquiry By shtppe.1
but tbs laHke auouat tbs market rtndtrs tt hsr1
me eat ressEd. Ha quete:
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, 1864-09-17

l. ERs, n. n. Rpau1dln2's pAtcot sHx.teetn In
stFtsd II circular sava: AlIo, sopatrtEk IL ~ ita
LIS tach. All liuds Of sA.s furnish ed 1t tho mAc1
1aeiuIeiss lo1est pt1re Al tAes sof1 or 1ork dons
TsshlaStnn st, bet- Franklin Aad MAzkst, chteASo.
esl341il4N
, 1864-09-17
NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC
IN B0OK.
TIE TRUMPET OF FREEDOM

l. Collection Of National a1d Patriotic sonps r,Das,
7Flus aud QtArse<, con1fiAlnx
EALIfING GQNG5,
CAat SGN63,
CAVALRY SONGS.
MARX HIt @ SONGS,
BATTLE SONGS.
VIC1 uRT aDNG3,
HO4a BUAt3, De. .
Bttr The cert collection Of Wa1 sozgs published
1cf the solfless IN tha leld and their ri. hoCs
ff1t centa On lechtps Of which It viii ha sen po1i
pald. sod ey I'LL Mnslc Otalefa and 13ok2alleF1.
OLIVER D1TSON a CO..
ael3 3sle1-dt Rod PUBLlsHEHs, Boston.
, 1864-09-17
90 mM HHCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 1s, 1ee4.
The receipts ard shipments during tha mat
Fl hours were AZ follows:
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