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, 1864-11-05
SPIRIT OF TIE FREMONT
PRESS.

From the Chicago Telegraph, Nor. ii

From the Chicago Telegraph, Nor. II
The 3sciEive hour is approaching, and in a
few days the people Of the free North will
have to determine whether We shall co WardlY
yield to the impudent demands of Southern
Barons and Northern doughtaces, or whether
hope Of restoration Of the Union on the
basis Of Universal liberty. It is nigh time
for all those R80icals who are still wagering
between voting and non-yoting, who do not
yet see clearly their duty as citizens Of the
Republic, because personal dialike OF the
ca1dldate Of the progressive party ooscures
their views, to be generons, to forget the
minor questions and to work enthusiastic,
ally and energetically for the great and COM
mon aim; tie sfgral and complere over
throw of the Northern peace Democracy.
Each Radical who absta;ns from voting les.
Gems the probability Of realizing bis o1n
Principles, for he Weakens the victory OF
that party, which in Its platform comes near
eat to his oWn creed. Each Radical, who,
car1id away by the madness OF political
hatred, and in the stubborness Of his child
ish obstinacy votes for Ne Czt.lan and against
Lincoln, conuaiks crime against himst. dJ1inse
ais children, against the oppressed natioas Of ths
Hhels toor2d, tr}sseh are aeziohsv and !ongsyg!y
aSz"s atx +. 5%r The gs'v q s .,1 gs,y Of a2n %s
earnestly wish to have our radical
principles at Last ackno slsdged, If Ws Waut
to e1erc1se practical influence in the recon
straction Of this great Republic, the Union
party is the only one which Offers to US
t.ld for cur activity. Within this party We
area power which can help to mould, with
Weiehty voice and strong hand, the destl;
MES Of the nation; without the pale Of that
pa1tJ, standing on neutral ground as threat-
ening pessimists, We are powesless, and tho
opportune moment will slip, By, when the
helm Of the ship Of state would have oheyed
the Prtasure Of radical hand.
It Is certainly not betting men who pre-
tend to represent The purity Of Republican I;i
peevish children, and to forget, on hceount
Of TIE slight they have received, the great
cause Of liber.y-to l.y their haads idly Il
and work, in order that the fruits Of the vic.
tories won tu the Ya1or Of our brave warriors
may not be lest. THIS Ia not the time for 4
pasaiVo policy. To THB POLLS, TEEN, AvKRT :
nAH or ron, AND 7oEs FOE rHs. .pAuss o1
PRo0REssl
, 1864-11-05

there hAS oee no essential charge On previous QUO
tattons. bus pKieas Weze weaker. baaine drsgEei
afoaf 1t very slow zAte.
Better auaVues hAve bs%n In dem.aa, and q larger
supp1y weufd havo ret vtlh ready sails, These
wo.e not to be had, a1d euye1s hare Consequently
&oa Cattle; ona OF cur comRtsatoA men has TO day
betn compelled to send betWee1 ~ rad 10 neaa q
this description Of ltock ont Into tho nexoooehooa
to psltnle hoping that IN fav days. there ~ b
better chance OF realizing n1on Them; AID othas1
asa the necessity Of keeping Rsoek tna yH1
for tajs, 1t no Emau expense, bs12k unAhb 70 mesk
with buyers, even 1t liberal commissions On ps1eas.
Tia demand for army Csttis q Almost nomlas1,
transactions to-dA7 bang limited to faw odd lots
fer Warrington and nc,shbof1Ex depotx. City pax
"a haye purchased atous 131 head. a2d tn ram Ma
der ha1 bt bought notify By epccu1aoes and city
butcher. Tho market closet this eyeaiux quiet and
eseAdy 1t previous quotations.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
, 1864-11-05
mosby Routed rby the 8th Illinois
Cavalry.
From the n, T, Ttnes,1

Quite lively fght OCCURRED between
large force oi Moset' . men and a portion of
the eth Illinois cavalry, last Sunday. in the
pected to surprise our troops, and sent three
delachments Of his men to make a einu1.
taneous attack uppn our forces. But he found
1htm ready for any hostile demonstration.
The consequence Was that the guerilla chief
Wss routed We lost. two or three men
loss wts more than donbla these numbers, to
say nothing Of the fifteen or twenty prison.
ere captured.
, 1864-11-05
CHICAGO LUM 8ER MARKET.

fRIE4Y tY1S1K1. NoY. 4, 1854.
LuNPER-Recelved, ltsn,tts feet; shipped 81 900
feet. There has been scod demand, especially for
desirable ea1Eoes, with gEAu acd inadequate SUI.
ply, but with favor kbe wind yesae]s arc Coming in
no1e freelJ. Tbs weather has besn vet and very un
favorable for business, which will eomswhas delay
country buyers.
sHIN9LEs-Kectised, 2.5.soo: shipped, soae e0o.
The uAkot u l1ttla more active, but ps1cea con.
tlnut weak. though with no eziential change.
lAfH-ReceiYsd, 10000 pcs; shipped, st, 100 pcA
Market qnlet and steady 1t previous quotation1.
cABao HALH8 TO-DAY.
Cargo acls Table Rock, from 0co1t3. sold by Fatns-
worth, loceo feet lumber st.!ps, At sl773; cargo.
tctr Foster, from Auske1on. sold By Ryerson 5000
feet lumber. 1r1pf balarce boa.dl II III Is car
70 schr ADeE1ta. from Menpmonee. sold by Col.
Locmif, 10000 feet lumber. ali ! In. stsipa aud
boards, at s1s cos cargo setr shcyer from NuakeRon
sc1d By Merrill, 70 GO test lumber. tat7 Common
besrts and a1,p1. At 1l7.25s ca1ga schE Tempest.
rom Fist Rcek. s'ld By Van schaacz, 1l9,co3 feet
good ni1ed lumber. at 3i7.01.
Tbs following z1r sne yard prtces:
, 1864-11-05

Total tal..,,1N,4
H7,I&

Now It every one Of these States we're to
vote as in 1850, while the residue did the
sane, he would still be oyerwh zlmingly
elected, having with West Virginia, Kansas,
ya1d NeyAta)1s3 electoral votes to A against
aeainet Mt. Lincoln in 1BG0, giving him but
fifth Of their aggregate popular vote, seiu
nosr gire an aggregate majority FOR him, both
IL their popular and their electoral vote,
e.1,.Aax4fa1ir nS fo11oIrnl =
, 1864-11-05

CAluAI hfENEG4 NOV. 4.
There IS nothing new to note In the Dry Goods
market to-day. The cold weather has produced
remarkable activity and our dealers hare about all
they can look after. Adsices flom NeW York
indcate stiffness in standard sheetipgs, and the
price has advanced half cent. No change in
, 1864-11-05
NG4 1Aals V4 GtOts ss-...A1tog
=" paW crop. 500
Coarse Ccfn Meal. old crop. 900

.1r.. 1ev esep+: p+:::...:o..s .....:-- Hoo
noEe. Market dali t2d aeeitnsa sasc per eusRs!..
s.;s1 It. - ,casy ~ ~ !. F ~
iatS bu ae;eetsd Ksd II II. sFtep u Will ~: -
@ q q d !. g q e i r s
6a No2 11si3x q 5!l:ss: $40 o1da It s;siK 3SSo
E $ e = e = = Il g i Il & eS !;
1872 9q 1Ss % - as ~ e. 3o nq kstseted sp:a9 st
"a; s ~ II f. i; I ~ ~
'e eG1aH -Rsett1ed today. va, ou; .a,pp.d i, 10,
g Ss1S a u e rs ssl;5 :; II Is 5a
!s ep % II ;ss aaosti 3ooa s. E:isetsd c5Fn i
sI0 ba shened Corn Il @c = b carscks eSe T.
pu - "a, e = a
q 2t7g II e hn No 01ts oa
So = e III sKc g g. e % % = =
& b ss :. Ss9 aesi e
d1 ~ r. ahipped ioo ou
s. lsStf n 81; te:y s. 10
# ~ ~ 39 6a ho7 Rys u loihe nIasf CLOS
BAKLEY-Keesiysd to-day. $50 hu :: shipped,
81 :.pa :. /. q q e sl' 8r
ALCOH0l-Dull ind nominal 1t s., 3,so03.s2 p
huT1 FR Rsee!Yed to-day. u.cs ~. Market
81 11,;: az = sc Choice tabs 8utss i
-REANs.6a!i: ssies todAy veFs pEsu good
~ So su1. ssss to ~ aalsa koo1 4 sas % 20 m
MARlalEG-Inese his been iats dsusaa. a.d
shs2 G2 e.9 .apg7 1tic.s tus af aaa L.
Gaaito7 sssiss. ,sc e ia....... s11ess i!a
clcAgo.A aba ssaaalsas, pe< <1s...,..,...,... ~
, 1864-11-05

The New York Herald ciphers out. an anti.
Lincoln majority in 1900 Of 1o3,623 In the
stsaes now preponde1antly loyal to the
Union To do this, 1t Ignores the ne States
of West Virginia, Kansas and Nevada, which
will nearly swamp this majority But the
now loyal anti, Lincoln States of 80 are as
follows.
, 1864-11-05

THE TREASURY,
., a Warrington dispatch to the new Yorl
19snas tays:
Statements OF receipts a>s disbursements 0
q yeas ending june la, 1874. are nearlr couplct
ea ~ he different bureaus Of the TreatEry Depart
them In his hknos III the preparation Of % h{s annu
n report, Re.u.ta ehow that receipts from Inter
nM herenue retcn one hundred and n1ns millions
LKo u'Atoas. A0ong the details OF Internk
Reveuue returns may be stated that thirty miIfio,
aotafs have been dcfised from tax upon epirttu
Gus End mslt lguore. Tobacco has eiSen seyet
mintona and oddly enough 1eceip:s from lesthe,
are about the eAmt as those frpm {rnn. beinp If
each ease about fonz millions five hundred tGon
# We assume that the above etatement al
the receipts from Internal Revenue and Gus
toms Duties IS approximately correct, .:we
% fave The gratifying intelligence that the
revenue derived from the former source has
mort than t1et1ed since the last annual re-.
port, while the receipts from duties on i'm.
porfa have likewise very largely increased.
The comparative receip.s from these sop.c "a
for the two years have been as fsllo rs:
l.: sss;e. ass $s: g .ss ss$::;;s
s1:e.7uo.4 $50 IS ea11, 900 .ooo Slol > . 5os n
1t thus appears that the receipts tro,n The
two principal &C urces of revenue have been
nearly doubled within the year. But the
exhibit ts by no menus d fair sho wing of the
operation Of the amended tax and tariff laws.
becaaEe they did not go into operation
Until the 1ast quarter Of the year. Indeed.
Tic new tax law may be said not to have
go1o into operation yet because there b,.
b1en practically no opportunity to reach the
increased revenue from distilled spjr1ka
Which, when fully realized, is expected to
yield one third Of the nhole amount Mone-
over, nothing Is shown Is Jet from the in
CREASED t1x on incomes, which constitutes a
very large Item in the national exchequer,
IL is safe to estimate that when the two
laws shaA have been in Practical operation
tor one flsoa1 year they will yield q revenue
OF s4s0, GOO COO without further amendment,
which in time Of peace would pay the inter-
eet at SIX per cent on debt Of &, 300, OK, 900
and leave SICK, COX, 900 per annum for the or
a,nary exptnses Of the Government, In
other words We can csry debt, If need be,
nearly three times as large as our present
dct1 1tuppoaing all Of our greentacks to be
converted into elk per cent bonds, without
81 y heavier tsxation than We now have.
We esteem this n fitting time to mention
the nsmes o1 tTo gentlemen who haye con-
tributed in a1mott equal measure to the suc-
Gees which has attended tn. measures of the
Government for raising this eabrmous reve-
nuey We need notsay that We refer to SALMoS
P. CHASE and WILLIAM P11r FEssEspEs.
The former IS Secretary Of the Treasury dur
x,rr. %6Sa&f I'll
, 1864-11-05

xvlNsGAK-1n mn lupp,y. xlsa xeo4 asaana.
Faia c,da9 : vnexs1 Il s' ~
fure Nsls V:neGar .sSs
ssl..ses,7ss.s sss s.: ;i.pp:d. si:s y Fss
mAset, co1r rnuts dull ana Inactive QzatatioAs
ss .0 3. a.,s I, - srs s1s z
eqf5, M tet .el sondtuoatd d lov ana nodta9 ersdes
shsF sa ns Fo1sxa q l,ssa nsiss anst, s iSoc
!nefe a. sppa, snsy no1s sispes1t!oa 2 eRass Z
S = esns::: g.: 6 s;s. go :
% sqi1s ~ IT, = - z, eqi . zAHe tas oTs
Te:.e nsnsfS e.: tola ss!' aa.e
d ks,ss se
Sas f9ss z! O.
II Ths Iesaes IL. a...
ss,sss
"a ~ s.*sss e.
g @ sR5sS hs ssI
Il g
S.ss Il s e a,s sxs. P11a
baits, :9al 4 M. far sne nine meates e iaas
sddlloa 10 tae larze lne.esss q pfoauetse-
a 4. r.. !, e 81
for the continent, have been taka1 BY hons mAnN-
otrbe Gazette that thsro must b imm stooKB u
Lloths IN the districts 70 be dtHosed
INK public tales, theto Il t!d nu. oEe woostn Eug-
land + ho1de1 kEow Whist to do VITA. especially
.as w1rh,n tho n + TWO 9r three months Tbs hlke
tsIi4 II tan eonntr. on Woolen Good. b.: asoI1yed
3 ats7 lflons ef pol1 d. bsiox lbs coasanatioa.
9. 10. zraa d Wools will Cd their way tosh,a
a1te OF The Atlennc Bus. from tht Etear abundance
Of ma wool 1n Aneann. which IL not raautred In thS
country IN con- <ton win tha hi. yalu> Of money,
the Gazette appHeherds thas Colonial Wool h6S
not touched the lowest p ttt.
WOuDt-Wttha = fair aupp'v. the market ront,a1es
Active and MN II previous quotations. We quote:
Rss sh. core. tn :ae yasd. .Nos-po'.yeEoa. 1t s1.1
Hiakef5, = cord DO do li.@ Do ie1
, 1864-11-05

3B The wen.known racer, Brown Dick"
owned by Nr. Smith. OF Toronto, was killed
on Nov. LIT, at Montreal. The accident took
place While leap!ng ditch In steeple chsae.
, 1864-11-05

Such Will be very nearly the vote next week
to the now lo5al anti Lincoln States o! 1850.
not one Of which, but Kentucky, Is tolefably
sure to vote for Mcclellan. Missouri would
probably have gone Tor him, but for the re-
cent invasion OF Prlce's rebel army, which
has taken away in its ranks or lost as prison.
e1s in 1ts retreating flight, not less than ten
thoueand Of her " Conservative" voters,
hastily gathered into its ranks By yi:tua Of
its eesurances that 1t hsd "come to sta5.n
And the departure Of these voters insuses
the State to Lincoln.
It Ia Just as sure as. anything future can
be that LII. Lincoln's reelection cAa only be
defeated By gigantic frauds; and cur adver.
earies understand IL as Hell as we do. Hence
The late y-Uonohue.NeH eHcomb operations.
, 1864-11-05
CHICAGO H1IIY MaRKEr

Fa1DAI KVXNH6. nov. I, lBE9.
FkEIGaIS-a1A1rF FEx1aaEs-Dnn and \ lnads
Y4Io-gchr caba, vIth Whsst On Tt: lc schf SSs' x
Jame. wish eeEn &c load as fa1s noaseD Il q. 70
LAKE, AND RAn F111aHTA-Thern ii no cbAnRa
In rates. Ne Quote
Flcu- 10 Boston. lake aud raj.
51o1E 10 New YORK, lake and fkll......,... I4G5
Flour 70 Portland, ma 5arnta- 1sK...
HA7LRoAD F111dHTs-Thtsa Ii no change T. rates.
, 1864-11-05
OUN NASHVILLE LETTER,

Hoods Prese1t Lsca1loR-Mass1ne his
EoFc4R-H4n New f1Re-8ecrecY OF
AheTmAh's moBcmef-IA-L1te from
AElaDIa-Snbstatehce Plenty.
, 1864-11-05

FLOUR And GRAIN n sToRE,
Theso|lowing IL the amount -four and grain In
store In this city on Saturday, Oct. e. 1861, and
compared with the corresponding period Of last
yeAI:
, 1864-11-05

de1eevdH, superior 70 fns, y A.s l1 Ql8
90 dxteA 70 c. otce, &... lc3 0a8
SsFsa' ossEA ta1J, dae to H. 1cA. . u u 4&4
oc,o1ov g an-sf % eho4cs. . - 0l8
Do @caa apa e e5nes. IT,. 1....'.'.s-.-. - -
so1ohonkb, =. 1''''s@'''"'"" n SsG
n;n1 HI =, t Clip 'hs coW:nG Som tna SaI1.
e. a,@,9 n10 Ga'i Sa,sa2 nom eeaiams<s, tes.
tal pfce7-sa% sd AZ X nnee arc r et1y lat4s r
a1ia II IL Sunitnn,. 49, y inTstas Of III 0se@
selef4 below Ills SN*@ oolonx. VIA ts@
p,,,t x9nAGG1sr,st aa.es ma In rood z,ez
qnote: 'S% aaatAloae- WS
, 1864-11-05
luck At lSc. o
Il rd-Dnn- slles 100 tics new prime steam La,a

ds1 md IoT enoiee qnai iss. a.1ea and CON aoa
GtatSss IN very hnised demand aad pstrss weak.
E;&s Es oss,ss saSs' b r. e e g
Ai1ed bu. On track ........- ..,........., $50 ~
Fsr 70 chcice. Ges,4
sxesEpota:oes, = bu.;..:.:. .........:... SsSs.a
limited supply st1e 1ss1 hss essa ~ g. g.
cline n ne extreme nTm1ess ve!eh for serzfs dsIs
ttons no tattneF change has betn nade. Ne aaote: @
fopto Rs, ''...''''.. ..'''.'...'.'1s 9I
~. .Ksdasa powered sd x;saai::sa..: sa.e M
.ae A..'-.s'...s.s'......... ............M dsI4t
E1ss E4+I .3SK9Izc
mrAAA .2tH&N
ftiinX
.sERns-r1no4HT ve1y dun azd nominal 1t sa,5
@Alo. FLAX sr1p II fair demand sud nrm i IL 10
,.sALTt Received % ~, aoas; shipped. - bril-
4alAst ven Gull. "eq1osa:
CsslausAlr 3e9ss IS
GfsuIa S3las .'...-.. aH@s5
bsnyy. sinons sMn
SaIs sTRuPs JET ArD MDssE;i: MDLsssEs;.if:is msisss s: i
in taiE Iapply. wltn lalr demsnd. Pnces nfna md
81. s:sis
Fs.e Bee 1;5eI dSsI15
E :P r. ES% tas snt
.1s nss Kas:s 3s I'D
:Ssss 5SS - ~
e 9s s
Z 81 NJ fSs Cubs
= H. SSf S..S; S5;.sSs 81
Stock tn$ev York, Sov.l.
s:ssz.se: iS l%Sz "a
Feito 5, Rieo: 2fts 49,. I'll
, 1864-11-05
The mFkter1ous Rebel Message to h1c,
Clellans
Editors Chicago Tribune:

that any movement whatever Was no part of
his Pin fact, he resisted the moye-
meut as etoutly "a possible, and finally enc.
ceeded in defer1ing the movement until the
ignomiQious evacuation Of Manassas by the
During the correspoL de1ce then carried on
between Mr.. Lincoln and this inguoordinata
officer, aid on the very dav that the Pre.;.
dent dispatched his half dozen of pertinent
questions to Mcclellan, requesting 10 be IN.
formed OF the superior adyantarea of II.
plan over the one determined on. a fac of
truce came into our lines with A ksaled n,.rs,n.
for Gen. Mcclellan from the rebel Gen Jnhn-
ston, This occurred on the Sd of Febrnarv
The communication Was taken 10 beadoua-.
tera, Great anxiety WINS man,fssted n isa =,
vbat thts ,nessare contained A1.,, -.
tho coniectn,es NJ correapnnaen+s ~ .s z.s
off1cers n re}at,on therrto Rnt 3se e,at.-;.
..s-. .,..sx - .rra. .,,,,5;- A. -. smhss"".as
e~en,s - % hars erahl.a ns ~ MI ~ su' ,atsssus..
+,ox -, th,s inr,den+ gh,ob - s,., os...sa 80
s,e+xh1. -0'' @44e'
~ ~ .h,, +,ne ,,fo-n.+3ar -o,..,
the a,ndftfon ~ tho - saet,se a.aaIaa. ~, W
go we.s +rsrsa,.,ea =. 49, , -a,,, " aaA
=. -. - r. - - %uoot-
~ H. vnv-;ose ~, so1a,s-s s,d amsa e,'.as esas
seea-nh1ed had heen ~ s oh,aat ~ 40 'usr0
sta,t 5a,1r COMMUNICATION bv ;stta, 49, ~
te1ee,anh 5or seven month. atts- +h,s a ~ ~
hear notbine from the marnifIcent a I'm INV " nf :
tbe potouar far serera, weeks Frs-,b,a-
,s a+onnpd H. ia sflencca. ~ don - a.1s
hin fonpne. Even the nrfsepce ~ a. $3.50 1,,,S
then IL about forgotten, And th;a s,nrn,o.
, 1864-11-05
The Crest Unequslled Preparations tar
Restoring, 1uvlsarating, Reaudfy-
ing and Drsssing tho Hair.

Rs1ta11'g l: soft, silly AID slosxy, aud disponaxI
to remain IN N, desued Doation: quickly eleaaxax
tho scalp. sETessnR tha tall aud lmpHnnx . shsa1snv
and natural color 10 the hall Thdy asysr TN IN r.
Hose ksa5 hair 70 III original youthful color. raey
set directly upon sha roots Of the hair, giving rs
sha nA:ursl nou1iahmens zsqpirsd. No lAd1t tofrea
il complete without tie Zylabaleanszu or H.s,
pren1ng. II cleans:s tho hair and ir,ostsa to n a
lzost dellgntful fragrance, ma IT, suited "a hoss
yor1g aLd CID.
Tns Restorer Reproduces
The Esir Dressing Cultiyatss and Beauttan
Hyour aair IL thin, ny It; Hscu1fy, tzy 1t; hsx.
1y Il; II 1uAtse1sss 1 It: II nona A th.ao nv IT, ~
all ho use It viii DEesazyo their hsir through urs
, 1864-11-05

DISSOLUTION.
TIE FEN OF
UNDERWOOD e GAGE
Mss Dissolved hy 0ataN coasea. Hoveahep - NJ.
kQs.vs:9 sta s's@aes 4sssAeeA
, 1864-11-05
COaL KRElAL.


FMDAT EvEN1h1. Nov. 4, 1854,
The recelpts and shipments during the past II
hours Fere as follows:
, 1864-11-05

LEATaER-Wltha fair aupp!y tha market has
favorable fer country buyers 70 come In. siocEs
sc 2atrly as.ot1ea eut With tho eleetlopa close
1t p1 eYlEQa quotations.. Wa QQQIe:
, 1864-11-05

~ sfs"' - q.
French is:i GSif as '"' @7'
renchcsifT'E = -
rnnInaS
dtsz ma7tn Al,
Ffench Caifj't- ASS
Mntnns Ran.
nTda y 4oe NJ MAY, m
, 1864-11-05


. AN III ana lasaeQuase suppy. Prices YeyJ nm 1t
pIevlou1 qnGtato14. We quote:
Rtss1 Rss;sl9 lSn' as9o g nassss e. 5,,s SS ssss
ri rlPOULTRY-C5lekrn ~ H. .netser ra1ply;
pgices rule ess:er. TuzKk1s ID anAll lupply, Mar
ket tteacy at previous quotauons. We Quo:a.:
CnlcAeED. :iTe. uoz. $iDta9i3
Chickens, dressed, Rdoz*.................a a239tto
Docs4+HVe. u2z :-.,..................-...l lt.09M
DuEks, dfesse1 31329 81
= - 1!t
Au4As3s. QIESssQ FD.............s..s.ss..s. lag
GlH-01s> y Au32N
.PAUIls1DN3-ReceiFed to-day. 5s.s6o ms Cut
1eal4e sh;ppkd to taT, + .765 MS Cut Maars, t,595
nris Hss5. slsb,k Pe1x* ls:0 NJ Ltrd The maskvt
n5ess rork-7IneIs u tisnt 1erail deuand- sales
tc.Shy Etfb:-1Q b518 city PACKED Ne&s Pprg Al
eI1-
Prime Mess Pork-In good demand. Salsa,
Leg ofs city paEked frtme &csg Fork ~ 1890
Bee snd 9l8 t1 tor E1srA MeE3 Basf,
322 70. ~ ~ ~
Green Meats-4,5ao pcs Hams green fro n the
X rd-Dnn sl1es 100 tics new prime steam La,a
, 1864-11-05

a new slave improvement is ordered of
army for twelve months at teamsters. cooke.
!abofe1e, Gc. Or this roo niAftion Tho quota
Of Campbell county is 2Ol. The notice Of
the advisory board to slave owners is pub
lished in another column. They are ordered
day and Tuesday next, and at the Court
House on Wednesdapand Thursday.
, 1864-11-05

RkIED DFkUl1N-APrIss-I In mora liberal -
Cd. BLxcKB1Ea1Ta AsD R.srHxsvI1s-fn n 81 Sim;;ss,
.upplJ. EEi:st a!m At previous uuc'Atto1l FoRsIaa
FBurTs-Mafket QoieE md Unchanged. We Quo;e:
, 1864-11-05

IA%tFs
"Pesident Davis. who has been opposed TO
pr.Alng any concessions Whatever to The enemy.
aas he en- finally prevsi1sd upon to grant IN aruis.
uce to The North, provided It IL eoic ted In r.
spect'ul manner. This proposed arm{sdce. If
eEaiRie faises the nloskads y land and s.s.
amount OF erbp1les The deserters from aur ssr9.
ice viii then be Rlad to return, in ardsr to Tecsyc
their pay and an honorable reprieve, which vi
etEe III an additional force Of two hundred thou.
ssnd veterans Then, II hosttliues arc resumed.
lne sou'h Il sure OF snccess, Therefore, We lose
IothmR BY gra1stng thus experiment to the Yan.
tees. who have openly cunfested taat theg are
Eeippea. BY proclsiming the var Jon their part
The election ofMcC1ellsn and the adoption
OF the Chicago Platform will, according to
the Mercury, 30 far from inducing the rebels
to return to the Union, raise the 6loebade, re-
turn their descrters, relnfor:e their armies,
aud iusure their success. So say every
Southern paper and politician
, 1864-11-05

F We implore merchants, mechanics
and laborers to arrange their business with
timely care so that they can vote as early as
possible on Tuesday morning, bnt vote any
way before going to their regular employ
ments. Make no bxssaess engagements that shou
disable son from airsag the nhoge forenoon Of
1uesdoy, 4 necessary. to tie pr. eminent duty Of
qtttfng n your totss. AN EARLY VOTE
WILL BE A UNION VICTORY,
, 1864-11-05

P0TAT0E5-MAzRet IN fair aupply, with kood
deu and Iux choice qrA.t ftB. M.1er and CON 1oo
Potatoes IN very limited dtmx1d a3d p.1res weak.
, 1864-11-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


FH1DAY EvEN89. Nov. + 1S6a.
There is nothing + ew to note In MONETARY edr-
clts To-day. Tho demand for money from paekars
isaetivo Other parties arc mostly ont Of the mars
ke1, tho untettled condition Of tho gold market
ditit cliDink then to operatn. Tho markets To-
day have been depressed, with downward ten
depcJ-
Exchange continues scarce and dIn1cult to OBJ
tain. Many parties are shipping greenbacks In
p.ace Of exchange, as they sre quite plenty. Our
quotations arc n dlecount buying 4 premium
ceiling. There II scarcely any daytstiou from
thefe pr1ces,
There vas sharp contest between the bulls and
bears In the New York gold market to-day, or, Wa
might say, between tbs loyal and disloyal e.e-
ments, In which the latter seem to haTe glined q
slight advantage, the closing quotation showing
an advance OF TX per cent oye1 yesterday closing
rate. TIE following Is the ranga+ az telegraphed
hH1l hrr 1nRL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-14
Ne.ne tor Final Settlement

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
La s01e Counsy; (" The p..pl. Of tn. Stat. q
Illinois to al to whom these presents may come anA
especially the kin heirs at law ana creditors
Of Penton Ward, deceased.
Wh-ressJohn Lynch Administrator Of the last win and
FestaD~u: - 81 id deceased is DESTROYS
account Of his proceedings such Aduinistraor
making FINAL settlement OF his Administration, sad
for II a. purpose has made pplica in the CounV
Court Of La Sale County Aforesaid
We therefore, require you 20 appear before sale
Court, at the Court House in Ottawa in said coupty
TIE May Term thereof, Tuesday, May 2lst 1854 b.
day in May Term A. d. 1854 ofsaid County Ceurt,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day II
Ct TO attend the Enai settlenen OF said account,
Dated this sOih day 0! April. A. D. 1854.
S. W. RAYMOND, C~k.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-14

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.