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PROSPECTUS J, u,
BELMONT GOLD MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL s5goOo
EsUBD FOR 1HE PURCHASE or MIREg AND MINING
PROPERTY IN COLORADO TBgRlTORY
AUGUST BELMONT WILLIAM q DgNcAN
ftAA. BILL +. v BUaTERV ORTH
u d. BARLOW, ROBEaT l. CUTTING.
WILLIAM " DUNCAN
EDNhPD CUNARD.
TRfIsrREe.
AUGUST BELMONT.
WINTHROP SARGENT
sufsakrsrpFSrs ~ otoNADo.
Fr1I JOHN PORTER
GEORGE p. OUNElNN,
Tsvssin ,sndent Usbed states ASA once. New York
DUECAN SHERMAN GO
row DOM sLABoCQUEs BARLOW Vow Yort
wAKkLf REID. Central CITY Colorado.
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TINTED STATES NAVY
MARINE CORPS.
NEW YORK COUNTY vOLl yTEER COMMITTEE,
OFFICE NEW BUILDINGS,
CORNER CHAMBERS STREET AND BROADWAY.
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $2co AND 500,
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS,
sqoo ron Marines Ann PRIZE MONEY

The United States authorities having. in order l mp
the Navy and Marine CORPS authorized the raising OF
that branch Of the service and guaranteed hat
the quota of the places where they elect be credited the
If they for the army, the County
Sounteer Committee have resolved TO pay recruits for
the aud Marine corps the following bounty, cash
down, upon Being duly sterea IN o the sesTice-
When enstng for in tho $40.
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r. AMERICAN GOLD MINING COMPANY
COLORADO.
wAgHTE@rON HUNT,
PHILIP =. VAN RENSSELAER,
YRRD 3. RETTS,
CALVIN DuRAND,
JcuN VAN NEST,
HORACE GALPEN
NATHAN A. BALDWIN
f9nst ~ sabfcryion Abe capital STOCK OF the com
pay t2b viii be seemed At the backing house
Of ~ RS lycrmoTe, Ciews Co 81 Wall street. o. Men
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llfNIRu sTOCKs-As W ELL AS ALL cfWbh hLSu1
nj s4cnrites boa a sold ell the sock bs~sas
In New Boston Phscephia, &c, or sshsgW.ss GA
esInsstssiua, by ALBEIT ID klCOLAx, Ne o. wmA1%
, 1864-10-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT Az
Hk ERTa
Capture OF Sixteen Indiana Guer1afa1
aid Three OF tho Lake Efie Pirates.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday Ocs. 1.-THE public will
fetoect the recent attack on gaue ol L. Ahosera On
the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad With the design
o1fohbt1g the paymaater's car. aud the plundertng
above rsned road In Southeru indiaua. Ttese
nu.faees sere mentioned Ia our eo'u ms ut the
time OF their occurrence. 4attst1ed that there wss
AZ Organized Pans Of tesperadoes 1t work, the d.
fefto1h otthe Ohio q Mississippi Rtrasd intta IT.
ed the taak OF ferretng tha villains 10 the veil
hi. mss'on With maei M success, @ tae M seaasl iii
%htr; On FidsT list. asfIsted By officer ". s.
He0fle, of Snivsn, Sullivan county, Indians, be
arrested IN the VICINITY Of the last named place,
sixteen Il the band who attack ed tac train. 0aa
oi them vas II led in attempting to escape tbs
lodged IN jail.
Th' ara al residents Of tbs ueiehbortood OF
su]Hssu with the exception OF their leader, oae
Eaptatn Vanoy ke. formerly connected with John
Morgan He 10 ulso In custody. Large amouuts
% a!o1en goodb have been found in their posses-
IL aest1ous OF turning B.ate's evidence against
aca olnplsteG,
The cup,ure Of these freebooters led to oven
more important arrests. While In Sullivan on
Salu.ost. ME. WoIley observed three. suspietous
tasIacsers. whom he 1t once arrested and search.
ehat they were cfflc-ss In the rebel aruY-a C3ps.
Clay Wleen, of Tennessee. and two ,tfeuteuaats
named Murray and Dalton. Tao papers also
E9pEed that thcy were connected with the lste
nrsennas anc olher punlic buildings. Among their
efects were receipts for making greek fire aud a
quantity Of the chemicals which enter Into Its
eonposltion. They were lodged in jail, and the
authorities at Indianapolis notified Of the facts.
lls, which was done. Their e1amiaatton will t5ke
p.aCA In a dAY Or TWO.
, 1864-10-05

Between and O'Clock in the morning tae tS1 ensm
commenced deploJing ffom one point 70 a1osaess
It wss supposed to deceive In regard 70 nanGe 3es
uoo Of AtheIs, without making An stack, t9nk-
Ing cHx force In the place too strong iot tasM'
The e6emy'e force WAS estimated at :. w OF aVU'
Nlrsa are down todsJ eouth OF Mutneesoofp'
On the Chattanooga RailT Dad. and soaah o. ff3nk"
In, Oh tho Ten 12eeee spd Alabama Kilto .d, c4
rett, With about 8 0OO men, W18 At Spring dtu Jes
terdAy afternoon 1t ls reported thAs ne cesisns
attempting 10 cspture Colnmbt.. Ihe PRO ooaoln'
ties are thet there has bee1 t1hsinz there to-ua5,
The trim from Chattanooga reached here to-oAI
without interruption.
LATER. ..
NAsnvnLs, October The fears OF N attaek
on Columbia were untounded, Forrest nasinR
gone IN The di:Ecuoo OF Florence he Wa Anea
below Mount Pleasant. ..
A Aissse force Of mech anics and laborers are en-
Eaged 10 repaln. 9 the railroad and telegraph.
be opened to Pulaski during the week aao tele-
graph to Athena.
Numerous guerrilla bands are operating neas
that city. from four to eight miles, By sevtrai
roads Last week two or three con m1ssory and
forage trains were captured, The wagons dt -ahet
aid drivers carried cE. One Of shtse bands -
comm anded by DuYal McN8ir.
A party Just from Chattanooga reports thst
deusnd for the surrender OF Dalton. Ga.- w1a
made yeste1dar By body Of rebels claiming to be
ForreEt'n force.
No t1rther particulars are received.
Telegraph working to Chattanooga aud Colum.
bis. Mai. Gen. Thoulas and T. y. Measher II
rived here list NIGHT.
, 1864-10-05
TIT WAR In TENNESS EE,
Gen. GiIlemss Operations In East Ton.
nesxee-EAptnrp Of Two FrelXnt
I1a1nx below NnshVlIlo-Ihc F0f-
fcSE BALD

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. 4.--The following
os' nesn teees'eoG CARRIERS STATION, October i,
We aI1iTeu here about three o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and found the enemy strongly intreuch-
nonad,nr and affrmishing ail the afternoon unsil
~ o'clock al noon today, the enemy Was dslFe1
ont or bis forts and led towards zolicotsc. l
will burn the bridge, and destroy the railroad lson
this Lotut, md prevent the resources Of East
Te1neseee from Being used in the support Of the
rebellion. Our artillery hfec Upwards Q. 2o3
rounds. 4. =. dnlEA-
etror e captured two upwsrd honna lreieht tsa1us,
alto o'clock last night, between Rtcbaud Statton
and Fountain Head, on The Nashville railroad.
aso:rd. To-d1y's trains viii be slightly disas-
rang ed BY this disaater. ,
9oaa,y OF sTas coiaSa o{s; s225sd s2 os
as.i sPi1ps psrson ssid to ese
came ii ~ way 1t Mount Carmel, and elf s Spring
Hill about noon yesterday, going toward co1um-
liz @ tue 51s1oaa y q Fsaafu e
snoyeS he railro1d from Spring am soath to
Dnex ser that Fo!1est IN, nag 1hs nses W,s nres
y Tie S eeemv IN front o, Huntsville are eomnand-
ed BY Roddy, and are Iepo1ded 70 ns Ga'.e est tos
Tie foreee reported yesterday ~ marching BY
Vsy of Mount Pleasant On Colomol5 au4 ~
IA sunncsed n he commanded BY Gen. 3. u. Lee,
and Is reported Ut ffom 5000 to 5000 strous.
4 forsae train Of twelve vaRoas Was c,pIaIeo pta
by the enemy yesterday, On the HAlsooto FtAe'
twelve miles from Nasnvilie. r..,z,,,
80. m.-A dispatch ju.s received from Fra9ktin IN
says heavy nas been heafa n fos
naill 1t South staslon and the deaosAs Spring HUI
General Granger has dispatches fsou napts
ths ensmy appea1el il conuderable force before
that pIacs ia At o'c ock In the evening General
Bu'o IN demand for toe q surrender o, tne
morntnp or the lat ipst, second demsna was
made foz the surrender, ard was also refused.
, 1864-10-05

the ofdoeF ofthe Fair, and the d'aTsat Hs11as
Machine interests represented, Iew notetns o.
It. 1was myself present At tue Fs1' ano , Know a,
ciple rss Wisely adopted IN Sewing Machines, and
I believe Respers. to Invi.e t1ni it'qm a. without
eompttion The dlsplsy ": os fhete th Sp Sas
By bogus O imaginary triumph.. The same P.la.
ciple, it Il believed, will come - Inctuoe a4 tae
ike c(aesea OF prominent invention. aoa MaAe
OF proesess in the mrcbauic art', aaa lesss the
tsep1e f.ec to Judge Of merits thentetxes o. Enar
ct1nes exhibited. LII the face Of thls peomiHens
tact as the II iDGia State Fair, the agent Of tae
Grcv.r & Baker comes forEsrd IN tue aasetua5
ueut In question eyidentlyto bossfef up hst bn.1.
Dtas, md cover the eroE1cg unpoaa,f'2 q ~
mi chine. ard ind 1t takes TOO much thretd: NJ
ou1y uearu In this letter, however. Is not 10 soc
1pjuetiee 70 untsbuked. ...-
Hlon SrAT1 AaR1ou1TURAL soC1s
sPa1sEr1E1D, H.. Sept. f. 1864
Grove. g. Baker :. II. Co., Chtc.go r.:
GENTLEMEN: In reply TO yons5 o. lne sasa ms. :,
Class Z, Lot d. at the state Fair of this society.
1epo1t In regard to The ent.tss OF Machine Tork
node bs lcu as follows. ,..t.,+
ID Fancy a,eht9s~uishest connsndation-
81. Faln s.i,chIDe7H'she,t comuepdatton-
4,h. snk embroidery --9ighess couusndadou;
9Th Worsted enhroides5- ccmmeads'
t1op. Very Respecstuly,
JOHN r. RETNoLDs.
Cor. Seer'J aeT5cnltura! Society.
Michigan State Fair gave u the following pre-"
Fi1st Prrmlnm for bes. F1mily sewiu. Ma.
chine.
Firs. Premium for best work done on m .chiue.
E!rst Premium for beet displ-y of mathine.
Illinois State FalT-Rep0rt In faspr OF WORK done
BY machines. Premiums recommended:
lows State Fair gave Us:
FIrst Premium for shop, light and heavy work.
First Premium for best Sowing Machiae fjr
, 1864-10-05
DIEA6TER ON LAKE ERIE.
SIX king Of the OcdezsbuFg-ColIta1
with Schooner Hu0WhtEd-All on
Board SnVt0s

CLEVELAND, Oct. 4-Auother disaster occurred
on the Lake 1ot fur frou this port, Friday night.
1s ns e aa Neeesa
is1s tsis p9st 1nont Ss'osk bound for oFdsns.
rnaie pssseosers. ana $50 tnsels of E6oat nearly
half o. The freight being 'rom Deuo't, and the rest
Betveen ii md Il O'Clock, when about eight or
ten niles OF Fallpost, Capt. Tyler eaw a<green
light ards ehore, aud took 1t LOT the ssatboard
.ds e stt e. IL ss Ian to
ttsrboard, anu made out Into the lake., Red and
green lights p ere soon Been. and the Captain saw
1 psl aap1 s a 81 @ H. af
t. tecoouer chapgsa her tack III the same dlrec-,
l1op, ano in tWtnh Ing etrnck thu propeller a
heavy blow on the etasboard eow. bY which she
sho.f va nps cut 9pen and she ssnk IN very
I'll III schooner was the snovtfrd, Captain w1cxs,
fer oTs uP the IT,, IT, w 9sa %
cAst hret4e, and the lake Was rough. On seeing
The lights OF the osdensborg, Captain Wteks put
hls fen bard aport, witch lan the vessel directly
into the prcpe Ter. Instead Of clearing her. Alter
ctlilr1nP, tce SLo bird came around to the ear
board, hagius nude perfect circle, and ran up the
lake before The wind arriving at this port on sat
slightly injured tss the hol
A. soon as the propeller was struck she com
menud sinking. and Csptatn Tyler ordered the
thtte boats to be lowered, at the ean1o time dest-
frg the Oedentpurgh towards the shore. In the
tailt hope hat she might reach land shoal wster
before she Well t0Tn. She ned very tasf, tbe
water settling t0warcs the stern and Taisiug her
bow 4ea.iy out Of the Wa.sF. The passengers aud
crew had little time to gather their effects hnt
we're tai,:led to beatow themselves In the En- Il
boa!s, which they cid. All the passepgets, with
tte exception Of one man, and Of the woman vno
belolecn 10 'he propeller, were put into the drst
boat, manned BY suitable crew, aud they pushed
III. The seeond boat followed sn,t with most Of
the remyfIder Of the crew and the Other PASSENGER.
THY starred for the Fa11port lighthouse, which
they Supposed 10 be Ve.ael
By this tfIue the propeller had settled With her
man deck to tie level Of the y ter. The deck
har De, engineer, ~atchuan and Captain, who had
Temsfned on the sinking cralt. jumped Into the
! last boat and doated OF ~ The propeller sauk.
The point where the co1ifs1on occurred was sup.
pofed to be ttme ten ur twelTe miles In the l2ke.
and nes1ty abreast Of Fsirpors. Tbs ogdensbasz
ecttled down eteru first, and suuk about tgelve
o'clotk. Af1es pulling for some nge hours, the
p2kee gers arc crew safely reached the shore near
Grand River. After whiting until das1gh they all
cfoered the river to Fairpo1t, AID CspraIn TS!er
and Mir Wilson, one Of the passeneere lett for
this city The rDoFniug train. All the Others nom
the wreck remained Ut Fauport.
The OgdenBbu1g WIS one Of the small clasa Of
the Northern susportatiou companJ's pzopel-
it1t. Ant hau teen ths line about tTtlve years,
She was considered good bost in every respect:
She w6s injured. ~ was most OF her cargo.
, 1864-10-05
MaTkets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY.

{Rsrctted BY Telegraph Exclusively for he Chicago
1rlbu Ee
NEW ToRK. Monday Evening, Oct. 3.
BEEF CATTLE-To havs On ts1e at Alierton's to.
dey, about 1900 head OF Bfef Cattle, the ae-ersl
quality Of which Il below the average.
The weatber 10 uufavofsbls for buslness. being
VAIN ard cloudy. which IL dull, MANY cattle remain
tcg uniold> The top prices current to-day, excut-
ing fancy cattle. extra holiday btat are = for
net wight OF meat-sel1er linking oFal-1791sc,
Nsdlu9. quality, .ssy tna Rvezate OF gooo, falzs
drove. OF eco 100 ns Illinois stser1 15xlBH. The
torest rates, Including Rhl tim Steers coarse
&e.,3c
GHEEP-The Sheep narket ia aetive. Compared
With 1ast wsek ps:css aEs tha same. Best prizes D
lSe weight 8He, and sone c1ua qasllttesac
H0G3-Ths Hog mataet compared with last week
Is slew. The fBuRe Of p1icss for 1--we wslghs are
12h@13s+ Some owners have killed ard sol1 cead
1t lie, and lost piles Of n oney.
, 1864-10-05

ssxinRe' Institution. yesterday, and the A,ltdozea
poliet officers detailed 70 guard ta1t estsbluhnent
had nosht to do. ssve relrosct tha 'tunueea"
toE their want OF confidence: which they dia 10 ex-
eelieut style When the doors opened yesterday
npo1 ior, only fttJ.thr oepos1:ora were On haad
o. " fourteen vauteu their "doub:oons" Tbs run-
nt1s grew sntl BY degrees, and beautifully less,
% the. 5aE or heasiess men waking Ii viii
s'lsry red" They then ,lt sssu1ed ~ lhst all vss
right, that Ahe Bank coud pay, ltke The French
msn, ga To- want thetr money utie-s the bank
didn't h1Ee It. We are glad to see this change IN
the eenuments Of the people. Oar banking 1nst!-
tullons sre sound, and able to PSF every demand,
but suddtn ru.h without any warning. might
compel th n to be heavy lesers, until their 6sl-
that The panic 10 oyer. let Us have no more of
, 1864-10-05
aurtiu11 Sales.
EHtBMRT d SAMPSON,
~ Auctaneers, ~. Is and q D3AcbozE Il.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
New and Secondhand Furniture.
CARPETS, bTOVES, &c.

We viii sell on FRIDAY. October 7th, 1851, ut *
ocloc&tA at 1alttrCC, the mt1t cXttn4tVu hEsort
ment or rich: rcv aud SECOND hspd furniture, COG
Nft3pE OF Heh E6sewead and rpcAteaIe Farlnr 87ta,
md Rocke4F, Roaewotd eook CA.eszud secretaries,
Psr!or Chaits, Marble Top Tables. Has frees and
CHAsBER Ts-In Rosswood. WALNUT: Chestnut
Bio Tors Dreszine Bu-e41s Bedsteads. wash Stand9.
gpIl1R Beds and Hsttzesess Looking a;asaes.
LOUNGES &C.
LINING ROOM FURnITURE-Exteotton Tables,
IN Oak and Walnut ELEGANT Marble Top sIde Boards.
in Cak. Retrearueut a0ss t}aK DiuInK Ch art, Arm
Chairs anu C. g. Cbs in. Sewing Chairs and Rockers.
Velvet Br-Etels snd ng1a1n Carpets, Cooking, Far
tpr and ChaDher 6.Gyet
togett e. 0ltb yalietv Of other goods too nunsr.
ous to psrticu1aftze. Goods csrstn1ty pacved a1d
9hipped fcr buyers from the county, Th9 ADost
goods AIe ell worthy thu " ELTON Of ouYers.
GILBERT d SaNF833,
ceIt5,s Aucuouaef1-
, 1864-10-05

... NEW Yoak Tuesday. Oc.. 4.
CorToN-Du1l and noninslly 10 yer. Reported 1t
80 .ur D1n6lInF. ,,.......
stoCs.-state and We1tefu hsary and nase.t1ea
70 favor Of hu1ers. 8t 37.ieRs.D3 for Extra St4sa
e9,Ee09:Q for e1tia Round Hooo Ono; 4935ai1.2s
fcl trate aids Market cio4I quiet.
HHtKT-HekTJ and lower. Weatern, 31.709l1l,
cfoEiyG heavy.
GnA1x.Wheat-5c lover and mora actiTe at 81 .soa
Les lot winter Red and Amber WestsSn: &l.a5a1 ST
for Amber hy;: u 1eoa' s. for cuo1ce amber Mn
Ws9Ss snd q tea1 Z lor ChisaEo Spring: Eva-pnl1
ss!tt ios priTe M 2 Gsnsda a. wss csahesy a1d
oull snd lower at sl9sSe for Western, closing at Ia
aide 4uctRs.on4.
GRocHr1Et.-C Coffee heavy snd lower. Balzs by
auc Ion 4st baks Rio at 3sAc. Sugar dull at s9c.
ssleg By nusslon 7Co hhds clarified Orleans at 2ac:
WocL-Dul1 and nr,ces nominal.
FRoTrp1nH-Fprk 1o~tf IT 3i1 for messy; 3in.7t2
24t cash and res ular wsy; Alno for PRIME sa9.ooa
ner. baye,s opt!o1 rrpo!ted At t!s and sso b:s
heavy fnd lower :es6c for uhio. and Sc za5c los
Stste. Cheese dull ARD heavy at a5t92sc.
, 1864-10-05
FROM ROCK ISLAND. ILL.
Rebel PfHoneFH Enftsffn& In the Un.
ton BeHv1ce-kEcApo OF Prisoners.

Rock ISLAND, Tuesday, Oct. 4:-Aboat 1890 Of
recently ensted Ia the eergtce Of the United States
They are to be sent to the Northwest Teuttozies
clans. At present they are separated 70. personal
taftty from their fellow prisoners, rome Of whom
laDifest much hatred towards them because they
hare volunteered.
Some Of the prisoners At the barracks succeeded
in making their eacape on Saturday, nishr oI the
tuDnelsng process. and, ss supposed By tie AID 81
known, though p,onahly not more than four OF
fun
, 1864-10-05

de.a Of that army tn tAyor fNacotn 9ad Johusoo.
and that The Union, or War ticket, VII! receive an
highest Epect fer Ge6erAl McCielsu. and viz not
permit word to be said asatnst him. but they ex-
prefs the determination to vcte Axaiost him for the
re8ecn th1t he IL on the Pettc CppFerheAd tttKet,
and that thor cannot support,
, 1864-10-05
New York Live Stock Market.

Nxw YORK, Tuesday Evening, Oe:.f.
Tho current Prices for the week IN all tia markets
are, Beet Ck.tle. 1t quality, co. ordtn,rf 10
good. sittDel3ao; common. S:t:5e9H 60; lnfsstor,
ordlbasy. sa@55; common, Is @st inferior. 9soess;
Xeaisalyss. 1as aualty 2, l,A@;S;; ofai5ssg' ass
ss 5as 80; Ordinary. sb3s: eommou. 4!sa; 1n!eroy.
liz. Tha Esttie Nar1et was depressed pY ceavy
recetots and prices declined tull hall cent poQnd
n thls week an 1T o q fellows n Hs5yss n
"a 64: ~ ms l46S. Total last week. peeves, 65es:
eo.s l27 real calves, 71s; aaeep and lamps. o1e';
, 1864-10-05

IaILALKLru1Ap Tuesday, Uct !.
CoTroy Dull a 3t.15. -
P1T2eLsuN-Eum1pal: crude S6337c: rehred In
bond Csc do fr7e 7s0eec
FLouE-Ve.Y aun ard H:t1a espozta demand au-
petfer $8-3e@ Is: eIt1A 0.904ll5.
anAIH-Wbeata declined to 1910: Bmall lots White
924t3z5o. Corn quiet and untha2ged; ssern S1.6s.
Oata steady nt0,C.
, 1864-10-05

IN h.. city OCT 4n. ~ The resi asnce Of tho btdas
ArheE By " q. Pattos, D D., JOuS AACALl3.
rEH, y. D.. Ard AB3tk. taugh:er Of IL. Mar5isoa.
, 1864-10-05
FROM YVES TERN VIRGINIA.
Capture OF 4b1uEdon and Kebol Salt
Works.

Lounyn1E, Tueeday, Oct. 4.-GspeH ecboteld
bas received information that aeh.9 Burbr1d1a
captured the Salt Works near Abingdon, Virginia,
With little resistance. This is accompiished.
doubtless, BY the Federal cavalry force Of 1900,
whore gathering had al1esd5 attracted mention By
the rebels. Thay. will be further heard from.
, 1864-10-05
autuHEWEW1b.
sHoDAT. Oct. 3tA,

"WEDNESDAY. oet.5sA -s
BKNKF1T. OF MRS. MARBLE.
VITO respectfully eH&ouaees for The pat.onsZs
Of hts ~ I'd saa ne gsnltc: hs axc nsas
= 5HION.
Nh. anJ....>--..............Hn Marble.
Csrtrude, X - 10 nl~n Adm T.unxn. Mr.. Hickey;
S1cbsol Nov.cser; Count Joun*tlrs, h3a4x.
10 ceuciuto with tho beautiful conststts Of
fAHT BE MT ERVkE WON FAIR LADx.
Lctors .Mrs. Mssbst Buy aom-z. VI. Nsk1e.
Lutches ........... ........-A1fs J.aa1on-
xx- Tau.sd ~. ME. Bacduaan v.ll sppear ~ Sly
lbCE aEu Satustsy sitsrnoo. ~ rAaC1saE.
Cor. WOODS :. MUSEUM.
- PTooresors md Aanafs-..
NJ. D. .DRADIRT.-......u1ec NJ ec.ot oi Anosaaao3-
wKrseenar EvENI%a. Oct. sta. Viii b pr
tsased snaEis;o;3,iihi Rso3iho :sisiy xSD iu11nr! Il
meTcp,io....... ..+..................9r 4eHA ,us
Fisst ,t;st = Ssaass psif.3
sn'te:ir1so1... el:s1 r1so1 :::::: :jsxsis HlaHs.
ross5slac acfo9hb:ST 81 s. ~ ''fiffl Hsfr IT,
Ely He sa2'e a:v aemso7 eaiisa u II
TIE h4h1ffc hR4ha1ffcss Of ,Ap,M!sss5os: PM ss.;!, ~ ct,
RFss sss Ssf q e b., e9sass Easis or
o;rneiua ChaTI {5d IN punpe1,. d y y
Esfsts csassn asdsi sssii Il -
os'f!stsa fsaa:s sass2&ans III s -: ss::.sa !a frisa
besss spss !: SsEtsia Fi,es *7x O'Clock Car
, 1864-10-05
Little Mac in the Army OF the
Potomac.

CoLCNBUs, Ono, Tuesday, Oct. 4.-Mr Edward,
OF The messengers to the deld Tor distributing
Union tickets. has jnst returned from Geaut's
Army. he reports the best feeling AMONG tue sol
, 1864-10-05
FROM BGREAU COUNTY,.
Loyal Meeting and Pole HAfAfn. Mt
Trenton station.

[specaal Co1re,poadcnce OF the Chicago Tribune.1
TnEN1oNS4AT1oN, BunEAu CousrY,l
Saturday Ocs. 1st, tsG4.
The Union camp fires In these parts are burning
brightly. We had Union pole raising this after-
neon hero. The unconditional Union men Of this
town haye Just raised one Of the handsomeat poles
IN the west. It Is one hundred and ten feet high.
Previous to the ralsing, son ri one Of our enter
prising. townsman. Henry HAPPIER, . German BY
nsiled II 20 the topmost peak. It Is given to tue
blefze, .he li9h.n1Ee ARD the gale. Directly BE-
nda ae hsg ale an ana Teas oaa "a @
gsnce has doae tor our Chief Magistrate; and un-
Der the mani and wedges are nailed to the mast a
that he peoples V,cc President usea il bis
younger. days. Ton can safely set old Bureau
County down 800 fer Lincoln add Johnston, and
the rttt Of the State does their part as veil az
The Union msn Of this connty, Gen. oalesby will
ca1f1 the State BY GOO Without tho soldiers vote.
, 1864-10-05

oo<FAAot l Aue3QAF tEt. 4.
F1oUE-Dnll. -
20 .hi,ag9 sgsisg ~ = 81 Go.n dall. OTIS
W4IsK1-NcmfEalt u q, ,69.
CAIA1 FHEteEs-Wheat. Let CON, 174alsc;
oa.e, Lie.
, 1864-10-05

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dlspatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
DETnorT. Tueed&y Evening. Oct. 1.
Ur-Queen C!.y. s,alker, E. B. Allen, Preltoa.
powS-rIop. Richmond.
Wind n, B.
, 1864-10-05

D~ DR. Boula}sky, a>KuEsian anstomist
and surgeon. lately eo1ehnlzed his dftieth
anniversary Of service In the army by pre-
senting to the Medical Academy Of st Peters
bu,gh bis collections Of Instruments Of sur "
gerry, gathered with unWearied patience dur
irg half q century, and containing more than
& 600 articles
, 1864-10-05

New YORK. Meaey and Stuck MnrEfts.
NEW To1k. Tuesday aveEiog, Oct. !.
MONEY, active and sa,y ~ per cent
cod .I5ed4rataIy 8cttve and without decided
change 9, elt1g :. ;eiK SesnnseE t. y X, aGya9c'
GoveinGe1t stsc1 No chanee;: .,. .,o,
stocts lower@ss c9nps 1oik; .a51 sea;l ~: 60
10; Brie, Is Hudson. 1oe; & - .sinf; ~; c
rs ssaaa ~; ILL., H. III Ia. efs y = II TslA:
, 1864-10-05
0sweRc Market.
e.

0Awege M0fkets
Oswrao, Thusa3ay Evening, Oc. l.
F1ouE-Dul1 ana 21@Ac lower. Bales at sa5t ~ Is
f1f No 5pr1ng, - for Rrd Winter, eS-s0.7 is Tor
white md IN a5e 05a for doun1e st1fa.
G1AfN-WheAt quiet; 20 saies. Corn ecaScs ana
rpntnRl. Barley fnscf1ye.
1iLc. 20 NeR York. - -
, 1864-10-05
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
[Hpeeial Dispatch TO tbs Chicago Tribunal
BRIDAxp0nT. TueStay. Oct Al p n

Ispecial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribunal
Ba1DoxpoRT. Tuesday, Oct. Al I'm.
ClHARKD-NothlnR.
AnslvxD-Rtfo ute, Lemout, 50 yards.ubble stona;
Advance, do. Is yards dtmenti.n ne o, Hess, Le-
mtnt, 45 yATds dim ENSIGN stone J. =: PEeston Mor
yls, $50 uu4h corn, co huih oats, 19 seq sead1
OttaEa. $50 bus corn, 1,Ao bus wheat !: Republic.
Mc1l1s, 190 tons coal.
BEDaEP0xT. Oct.A-9P Il.
C1eared-H. G. Gay1crd Lcckport, light; Mapla
LEST Joliet, g eco fat lumber: CAyugA. Lockport
75Ela feet luu ber D. I1ese Lemont. ~ feet lun
bar: j. B, Pr.stop. Mc,rs; q. G, 1oomis. Lsmous
ksfolnrs &c Advance, do. JchnstoHn, La5alle o03
f lumber for OttaTa a .s;I 1st, lumber. for Lock
pert ,1lb cnptc teet lumbar; Bay Stat. .LaSao.
lesr lumber lilo lath. --.
anlved-uetr PARK No. 2. Utica, 7.s3 bu CON-
$500 bu oats SepARtQuot. Moore, LIS tons cpAl,