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, 1864-10-14

iCfN1A thG %ihEi2A2ta NA1tkkG% VEL.
The estimate Of 10000 majority on the
home vote, published in Mondays G1z.ttt,
viii not vary materially from the actual re-
sult- The Democrats polled their full vote,
while We have lost, beeause Of the confidence
Of the people, especially In strong Uuion dis
tricts, In Ution victory. This, aud the
transfer Of 90. coo Union voters to the army
eiIce last lall, accounts maialj for tho falling
of from Brough's majority. The soldiers
vote will awen the aggregate majority to
over $1,000. The Union majority on the
home vote will be increased in November.
In regard to Congressman We have almost
swept The stste, electing seventeen OF the
nineteen ConRressmen. OF these, sixteen
rex m to hare been elected by the home vote.
The folio wing are the'successtul Union can
dida3eB:
1st District, Benjamin E:g1eston; 2. r B.
Hsyee; 5. 4. e. schencS; 4. Vim. Law.
renee; 6. R. ". Clark; z 6. shellabarger; 8.
]. r. Hubhen; 9. R. 2. Buckland; 10. j. NJ.
Ashley; II. Il. s. Bundy; Is. G. Detano II.
II We1ken; Is. T. 4. Plants; 1G. J. 4.
Bingham; II. E. r. Eckley; is R P.
spsn1ding; 10. J. A. Garfield. LeBlond and
Fink we suppose to be elected In the 5th and
18th Districts BY ma}orillea that the soldiers
vote will not overcome Thus, the de1e9a.
tlon Will stand Union to 2 Democrats. The
present delegation stands II Democrats to t
Qhion-a Union gain OF L. This is grat1
1ylug aEd important rtruth
, 1864-10-14
CHICAGO nATTLe ctARnkr.

THCHspsT Ey1y1Ho, Oct II, 1854
BEEF CATrLH-Thero we1st IN tna VARIOUS yArds
lrcuolug the ds5 rtce1pts. Abnut Ba heAc OF Beat
lat1te, tho bulE OF which coIxta'ed OF coMmon 70
Erot edun grades. y, ,tn rather larger pFo7otdsn
than usuAl OF ugh Oxen &nd th.a Ssea1B which
It demand |. pomlaal aad ps ees eolsequently vs1y
low Of d III ezplsx.
Er,e3e I'd sale. tu1trR sns day, so7 hsa1 1t ta25o
10. chiefly At q E@s:5 = ITO nj. There has .en
4 xocd dams. d for Fr21ea OF medium, stock, lad
former ouuta.luus Veze fully scs,a,1ed. Thsre hAs
heeu little diff. renee betv the ca:s purcnAers
in the yatts toeav ard JesterdsY. This pm :lpAl
ore,stots bei1R Goye1nmecs coLttsctoss aud city
.htpltns cstue Of good qualify ase sul In Hight
suup3y, epd very y Arc1. Tse demand Il H1odsHHts
ann fcr resl1y prlun grsd.s tbe msrKer rules high
snd very tru. OF tols class thers hAye bten but
ote or two r.oyeA IN the yards which vera readily
,p}d. wenote the gcllowtnK: J. c. Rous. at sauga'
mon county, - 0. Waixal, 81 head vey e1tB quail
ttv EMAIL sven Hint tD Steers Averaging Its ns a
sic 10 nj: Mo11lt, Wsixsl Co 70 D, WaiIsl. Il
head very prime Stetrs, selected from erove, az
erri, AZ ms. st GibR p 10 NJ. .-...... .....
GCytrnmtnt Cattle vsrf in fax demand, bat O.
halter IN tlty taan were qu!red Tor soma Of our
cent contracts. the best indication ofths Glass o
I ocs n needeh We md in tho sales mAde to day t1a
tn average vssghts havn 1Aaen from lo to lD1 lbs
and pfice6 ragged tom $48S q 80 per 10. lbs.
Ther i, In yards this even ng about 81 ox ~
! head unsol6, principally e:nnol grAdea.
| Ksuuoro ths market active AID moderately Urn
! ntpreyicus ratess
| u =
, 1864-10-14

the entire liaes to day, except that tns cue ny
bas been unusua]ly active IN saei'ing our
works 1t Dutch Gap-without effect, how
erer-for upwards Of an hour. -.
Late tbts Afternoon, beavE can1ooadtng
burg. Ne are not apprised what 1t amount
cd to.
Last night, Richmond Confederate G 'ysrne
ment officials, one clerk IN the Second AZ:
ditox'e, and the other in the CompseolIeF5 .
office, came into. onr lines with tastr mus'
hete,, after being relieved from piekas datI.
and bave had d prottacted interview With
Gen. Bn,1er. Since their arrival the work at
butch Gap Is rrpgreeeipg fayora6lZ.
, 1864-10-14

" rw Nfne.tent1s Of the charEea oi corrup
t1on made agninst Mr. Lincoln's Administra,
4tou emanate from the New York World,
whose editor tried to sell himself with his
paper to some Republican, and could get no
bidder. Numerous Witnesses confirm the
truth Of The following statement, and, as Tar
q. we have learnea, It is not disputed.
In peadIng slander suit ag'inst the Ho'sd'
ex:Msyor opdyte makes the folio wing state
ment On OATH:
fepdant Marble G. led npup depuueutss informant
and ether cap'talists IN the c'y OF New York, re.
preeeutjnc that the raid lF0ri4 ne 0splper was
hrancislly bAIk1upt. sbd chAnRe Of ownership
was imminent. Tbat b., tce estd Marble much
, 1864-10-14
M A r Z N e LIS
PORT OF CHICAGO,

AERIVED.......-.. Oct. u.
Pop P1.,i, m Iss lumber
fTeP spn. jones. .saEn.A, sunds:
Br.z +: B. aardzes. Ruthaz, P<nsauxee. 1ao m lusa
sehs Era; Fleming: South Maytn eEa. znns xood.
sear 3. aisa. 1osPsr nan alsen 8sy j. Il, =
scuE 1nc gton. Mixer, srurgson Bsy. III u '0n'
senr Carte Noodtord, Upham, Kalamazoo % e1o'
scar Assox, Scots, Kalamazoo y n 11toe.E * ,rda
scar ADVANCE, Linz, Psukw&tez. 50 N !amost' = 40
sch1 f Ross Doususn, cal1ot,n. uaszssoa' % tom'
Sch. sshr es senee. cetss, R1sr'oD. Hn'fszon 70 N
sn, ans5 ~ Icaa1y, Mn.ksson .ss 1umo:r 70
s,. Hoass H.; AM. Carlton nats lumber
srhr & Srr, 20 a i. :: FL ~,
ssnF fnrsa7 9sa usro1 a1a II ~: e e..
sshE 4o' liz oss Rasna Green ny IL lumber ~
Es.s. Ell 81 81 ~ COAL
S..9 I sf!a
a5ssa a:SSfa . .sa9s e aa0
ssst &c O. pioV1 Bonner Bunalo, tons T. T. iron.
a9's,ss tsny oess G4.t1 as?s1 .
seaf @ fse.: KihR'iofa. roREn,o0. By da Ms. I'D N
sehs Ssly:as, Perrett, paz City, 30 n lumbar.
seaf I.e Bfotaefs. Kzacstoo, soash Ha7s5. = ccs
scnz North rnsE hrnsr. Cna.lottovtns. IS m lumber.
at e. :a @ ss @ A,as:es w. P E no'F
senr Qass5 Q ct the Weas, 7honpson, Aaaoaonse. lii
sehs Genee Houxhton, Aao,sowoe. saeu posss, . eds
sss. sss SdSs4 hs %ss:s: 1 r d wood
sehr Ha.tsef. Meaasa. ri Hoiiaad. tes. 1s eds
seh. P1irrtm. roare. Gresn Bay. 1H N lumber, IS N
, 1864-10-14

The general produce markets continue urn, aua
prices have etul an upward ttndency, lna sea'o
speculative demand which subsided win sac 70
ee1t monetary panic, IL again revived aoo opeAA
tors are eager buyers.
F'our was in bette. request, and We note N 1m~
provemens in prcea Of 2o@a5 per br4-wlth ssos
Of ,46o btls at tYoo111.0o for white wtn:ee' ano
$7-7t@l0 for epnng extras. .
Wheat advanced eDsc per buehei and was oua'
suay brltk AID buoynnt. with 81 e. Of aoout Low
eco bu'he =, 1t 81 GO for No Red t1.bsAGs 'o9 ..
No 9 Red. $1.50 ior Rejected Red $l.57 for NO
sprrE. 51.49@1. 10 tor No spring. and SlS3Ha9
1.40 for Rejected Spr1pg-the market closing ve:y
firm at 81 49>s91.50 for No 2 Spring. Tne demsoa
vas chiefly by speculstors, but there WIS gooo
inquiry for Red Winter and No 1 Spring by chip
pers.
Corn was in but limited supply and under taif
shipping demand, the market rl1ed firm aud tcpes
bnsbe1 higher. With estes Of 900 bu'hcs, 1t Slls
for No Corn, and $1.18k@ @31.l9 for No ; Cora, IN
ttcre-tbe market closing firm.
Oats were In very &c i've demand BY clippers
md prices advanced fully SC per bushel. About
2sS,c COS bushels were sold at 6QHDs3Ac for No
-and 8uQ6ec for ReJected-the bulk Of the eales OF
No having been made at Ga3aic-tne market
ctoeiDg firm at &c.
RE was quiet and steady, with light sales OF No
/ at 81 03 and No 2 at 91.02.
Barley wss In good request and s9sc higher,
H1tlsssles OF 5000 bushe as $t.o301.5a for No =
and 80 fot Rejected
u,ehuines opened steady at yesterday . advance,
hut ae soon az the New York dispatches were re-
cei.ed; the market closed dull srd 401c lower.
Only ESQ btls were told at Dt.G5-cloatng
weak at inside quotations. ...-
Timothy Seed wss quiet and steady 1t $1,000
4.1c. Flax Seed vas quiet at $2.a5.
Grain FreiIht quiet at &c for Wheat, 6Ae for
Eef fnnH Hafa IN H1ffa
In Groceries the market continues quiet, With
no material change on previous quotations, ex-
cept1ng on Hard and Refined Sugar, upon which a
furthcr reduction Of nc per D has been made.
These have been a fair number Of buyera. but
transactions are generally small, aud confined to
pteseht wants.
Hamburg and Western Reserve Cheese eontin-
nes In good supply, with small demand. On
Hamburg we note decline Of 1c Q n, and On
Western Reserve OF 5Sc 2 b on previous quota-
tons.
Hard Coal Is in good supply, bnt with light
stocke for the present period Of the Jear, In the
hands of dealsrB, prices rule hrm at 90 per ton
tor Lcbjeh; md at 1880 per ton for other do
se3iptfons.
Green Fruits a1e in good supply, With an attire
demand. Chefnuts are in very liberal receipt,
with further decline OF 500 per busnel.
TIE HIDE market Is dull and fuacsive, prices toll
ersbly drm at 6Q8kc 9 D for Green County
and at s0eKc for ureen s7lted.
Carbon Oh has been In more active demand.
The market rules armer. with I'd upward tend
e1cy. We quote best Whale OH at $50 &c per
gal Lsnseed OIL is dali sud neglected at 81 A3D
1.a8 2 gal. Lard OIL In very small supply, with
good oemand At $1.7511 30 per gal.
In Wool there has been no improvement In the
previous inactivity Of the market. The receipts
.T]9. rfs% I'D 4$n Ea ~
, 1864-10-14

The New York Ecsxing Eo;f gives several
reasons why the loyal men OF the Oaei ID
district should vote for their candiaats Ros-
coe C:nklitg for Cupgrese, INSTEAD OF being
led Oft eecoId tine after Mr. Francis G.
Kefnap, who wes elected two Years ago On
the prett Dee of belrg tor more vigorous
prosecution Of tue WET than the Republicans
themstlyts. The Iost has omitted to notice
one important feature In Mr.. keraan's re-
cord When the House aud Senate failed to
aRr1e upon the enrolment bill of last Ges.
sion committee Of conference WIS appoint
ed, consisting OF b1eefrs. Wilson, Grimes,
and Neemtth Of the Seaate, and Meesrs.
schenck, Demtng and Kernan Of the House.
All the subjects Of disagreement we're easily
disposed OF till the section relating to the
enrolment Of colored men was reached. At
tlis point Mr. Kernan holted. it was urged
by tho other membGrs Of the conference
that, Tor every negro that Eas enrolled and
drafted, one wli.e man would es.
cape. But Mr. Herman could't or
wouldn't see it 1t was urged
that tie motion to enroll these negroes
csme from Mr. Edwin II. Webster, of Mary.
lard, and TINT, IT the Border st,tes weated
1t, turely it did not become tue State OF New
York to object But Mr. KernAn remained
hEm, and actually refased to s:gn the report
In coneequtrce Of this obnoxious feature.
He contributed, to the extent Of bis ability,
TO defeat the passage OF any enrolment bi |,
rathcr than slow colorcd men to share in the
dangets and priyationa Of the war.
We presums thct Mf. Conk1ing fs not GO
tender uf the cnlpred race "a Mr Kernnn We
, 1864-10-14


Hots. Entered sales, 4,9.2 h.A1 as t3.3o9i1 ~ssH-
chiefly 1T - 6tale@0 y 100 Ds.
For the comfortable and speedy dispatch Of busf
nrss, mcre su.tsbla vesihsr cou.d not be uesled-
1fgn. f1cetz W Night and coo nsactcg air BY day,
With clesr Ky aro g.o11oua duoahtne. Those who
sze il Toe habit Of trequenttug our atock yards al
recally 1t this sssson OF the year, know how to sp
prscla ths extesnala Yet. xthAl thEEo has be:n
4 ahsdb less Of activity today than yestesdsy.
Prices DO appear Htabe as they we're, snd with
asecliae Of ss7a:c on yesterdaYs Quotations. saue
CT euE cpeEato1s profess to discover the u.na
llgtk'ot falling nsEket. and have accordingly
ADOPTED the ordinary precaaion Of standing aside,
no as to pa clear Of my mlahap. ..
Tha cecllne pteytoualy alluded to IN pE1cas u Ais
aye, aRs OF sl the ya1dg. although On reference 20
cur ~ sts below, it Will be lesn tnAt
In po11t Of qussy the rscsipts It each were about
# equsl quaty) shat prices hATe Yazsd It the 70
apeclya ya1cs Th1s II but another laIts1cs OF the
abst In e necenity which s1tatt for the opsnlne
tha consolidated stock yArd- respecting which. sone
few months a1nce xs heard loud netss Of prepass'
,ton rou1eed. Ne would like to kaoH what tad pro-
uottrs Of Tat important scheme sre dot1gs and
whether 1t IL to b. put la operation sh,s aeaaon Or
tss been aol .urneu 1iu9 Gle. ......
Tie uazkst closed shis evening moderately a+tlTe;
bus prices wcre weak at decline q asasoc per IN
D o. yalterda3s quotations.
NJ
, 1864-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-The Worlds cores.
pondent wish Sheridan Gays Of the LAST gic.
tory over the reoel cavalry: "The victory
was one Of the mcst complete ever won.
Among the guns captured was the famous
Baltimore battery, with its guDners. Tne
CLASS In the rebel army; sone Of them hals.
hearty and brave men, who accused their
comrades Of cowardice. 8egeeai oflears
WIRE among them A curious circumstance
occurred In the midst uf the pursuit. doe
OF onr tayalsgmen ga1loping up, with his
saore drawn, aloDgEide OF two rebel oGlceIs.
one h esdd any ana ons well dressed, callei
the Captain Of battery. His companion
who escaped, Wag Gtn. Lonax.n N'
, 1864-10-14

NEW YoRK, October 13-The New York
1'tbune's correspondent with General 3ntIar
writes: The evidences of exhaustion and
9Glsofgahi11auon o. AZ In the rebel army seem great
come into these headquartefs to dsy. snd Re.
port extensive disatIection existing among
those LETT behind. six Of the crew Of the
rebel iron clad Virginia arrived here this
morning. and, with the others, viii at once
be sent North.
The New York Tribanc's special. dated
Headquarters Army Of the James, october
10, eays: Uubrokea qaist prevails along
, 1864-10-14
cil1cAt;o Lum HEB MARKET.

THURSDAY EyXHSa, October Il, l9A.
IUMBER-Receiyed 7,s1Looo feat; shipped. 1.o&4..
to feel There has been morn liberal ~ pply, and
At the present reduced ratel of the market buInsaa
has been more active.
Observation-Disclosures T5,9tr. With small supplJ
Ssm. "a % ns1e ceen nsees1sy 1estficted- Ths
Vi; m Quotations.
LATH-Reeeiyed, :ts,oos Dee; ahlpped, 3s7iu pts.
Haxket quiet and unchanged.
UAHGo aALEB TODAY.
Cargo fchr Storm, from White Lake, sold BY Cope
0Blien .oe6 It nEbe- st1tpa, balances boards,
&c. As III SC; cargo tthr Gladiator. ton Mnske7on,
gold By NeRlrde III COO feet lumbar strips and stock
boards. at 81 Is; part cargo Grand Turk, rom ssRi
raW sold by OBrewster, COO feet mill run lumbar
1t k2.,t8; cargo achr Magnolia. from Gsand River.
seld BY Irtah Fuller, ltooae feet RATED lxe1 lam
ber, At III 80; cargo sshr McCuoch, from auake1on,
reid By n. Fyfe. Geo feet assorted common lumber,
stEl5so.
, 1864-10-14
CHICAGO DRY GoODs MARKET

Tbe1e Is little change ta no:e IN eux Dig Goods mar
ksr to-day. Prices a'e evident = suHen!nE. Trade
ver5 hI1ss, and our merchants hare about I'll tbs
eut.cmsrs they can attend to. Tt-5ayts New York
Quotations. received bY telegraph. will ba found in
another oeauun,
, 1864-10-14

In The Army and did Ee Visit Me3
With very lev cuts and thrusts, General
Logan made shreds OF the last of the resclu-
ton lies in the Chicago PLATFORM. the SYM
patby of the Democracy is heartily and ear
nestly extended to the soldiers of the army
and the seamen Of the navy" He said:
In what Wat Go they Rympathize with Us !?
By resolutions that the army is noble band
Of patriots, that the var has been eucceas!u1,
h1d they are proud of the army? No, cir.
They eay the war is failure Do they con-
gratu1ate rs because we have planted our nag
in every Southern St2te2 They say We diA
no such thing. Do they sympathize with the
widows ard orphans Of those men slaln in
battle? Not with one Of them. 1s it BY ever
visiting the army ard assoclR.iug with the
scldiers ard officers? II so, / bare failed to
see them. 1watt any man to tell me 1hen
Pepcleton or Vallandieh ham, except the time
be y Has sent through the lines, or Wood. or
R3nderg, or Belmont, or Richmond, or Rob
1ufon, or Allen, or any Of the rest Of them,
have ever come to see the army and take the
hand Of the soldier. Not one OF them ever
came to zee us since the war began, after We
paseed south Of Cairo. have met other men
there; men from Indiana, Illinois, and all the
Western States. speak now Of the leaders.
have seen Goveruora; have eeen half Of q
1egislatute come and talk to the boys, and
lee that they were cared tor, but not Of that
party. am willing to sell out m7 interesr
in thtir sympathy for very small price,
, 1864-10-14

Il ma beeu ffo1 tins inmenn.lal tue ohjess u
phlAnthropista 70 md eor:e remedy for the inB Q
hfs, And scientific ektA has tur ages explored aYaJ
avenue or&s1 70 discover the hidden secrct It HI
bcon howaTer. reserved for modern science to bring
before tbs world tho s1e&t destroyer of d!seass-
and
, 1864-10-14
@tBcfllaHRgtsby
asthma Cared.

BpDIToWa. YATK1 COUNTY. Ny. May Is. 1850.
Ec1sors Buss1 New Yorsef-ssnSx Al Inquiry IN
the "RutAY' for eats for II. n'esres:inx dseass.
tho 4sthTs, wits to lot tns inquirer know What
has a1lne 1t euyedU
InAvu tAa tha spzarodlo ss:hus dfsesa yssrs, aad
never found any medicine that wonld prnEenf N st.
tack *hen 1t As com:cg On uodl 90 ms leo tAE-
iux "Jons2 Whireonbb Remedy for Althma."
conn cod sakloK this fsmedy efehtesu months sgos
aud h4ya not hsd revere paroxyam ance.
"Far1coxp's RxX871"has cona tor mo IN 'h&tn
Ii Recommended 10 do. SARAH 5EKLY.
E1-P-t1ldeut Mar41a Van Bc1ea's mtFdrtnks in hts
last ulre eas We greatly sGev1sttd bT tho uss at
Jorss VIII tconba Assbna Remedy, II prove1 BY
etse-stu fossetat4 ifoa 'hJsIei%u, and tfoo1
-.Vsp Bnre- hirese)f expressing much kzAtidcAt1en
viii 1te rssn.tb tits uss.
Extract trcm tho L,fe OF ~ashnxton IEviax, By his
repsax, Pierre II. 1ry1nKfVot ", psKe III:
s.Tte doctor prescribed. ~ An exp aziment-xnat
had beeu Euzxested BY Dact. &c. ~ holmes, on biz
I4te vtzit-sJonas 7hitcomo's R. N d. for Altnna."
zre.spooutu1 IN vino s1a!s Of warer, 70 bo taken
every four hours. A good uf9hs vas tns rezalt.-
JOSEPH buEEErr l. CO. Bdston, proprtesaes.
II .old BY ali Drus kats- oc7iSsosn 2saw ~ 2ntp
PROPOSALS. FOB LOAN.
, 1864-10-14

81 Joshua Bates. the eminent London
banker, Of the house Of Barring Bros, died
in Lo1 don on the 24th u1t. Mr.. Bates was
born at Weymouth, Mass, In 17ss. At the
sge Of fifteen he entered the countlng-hpus
Of I'm. 3. Gray, Eaq., Of Boston. During
, 1864-10-14
Qhicaqo Grtbn11e.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1854.

AAfY =
nffnnn QTI11nP.
- FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1854.
~---~--------~
HOW WE suocEED IN THE WAR.
1ne washington i"1oHa3e"cer Gays:
ts,9on 70 ~en Ganeesn' rae se ns
Qrets uh ck TIE paepe scere tnsn ID to epecf hoo'
Me gesostfsa o. nor o"d nao"eY f'de<5 +" t'e 1a4
T,," s.'.s..1" . ., +,rcs c,nsfdcsa-
+{ans 4" 'n''
11r R,. .,s uyrsources OF men
.rd ,nnnor ,,,aced in the Aduinlstration's
-, 80 .a..,,,rrd With those placed In
49, h..,as ~ +bc ,tnejIicu? =
% nh.t are VIC entitled to expect, and
,uho mr. entitled to expect It? and
20 Tbst is our progress2
=: The resources copfided to the Adulnie-
+r,t;on have ocscr BEEN sufficient, in the
v,+w Of the National -fst l;gcacxr, or Of any
othcr rsner of ira cla.e, TO suppress the re-
bcllion, There rever has bee1 time since
the boubardment Of Sumter when the
- 1nku,a.,oer. or ang other Coppsrhead paper
1onkinr ahead. has not declared our means
tnaaeunste to the attainment Of SUCCESS,
or WHEN. In view Of the condition
and numbers Of our own and the rebel ar
Mrs tl,pv bave not forebvded defeat aud dis.
s,ter tn our arma. They now foreboae de.
feat and disaster to Graut, Sherman and
sh.r,f3nn. They baye from the frst claimed
tint hx no military nnwer we could bring to
1,.a- con,d the rehe1ltoo he aphanca what.
aver onv either nortto, of the neon,e hare
ths ,,oh+ IN crncct tha consrhead. In.
c,rstno t1,e L,,-,i5o,..o.,. bove ~ r,ott ~ ~.
-. ftst wh,c1, ,ron1d ha1ra Ill tha,r ov-n
1ro.,,.cica Az tbese resources Of men and
wa.. .,...a :. ~. to.a. ,r.ho A.
-,sa,ct.s.sos ~ s,,,. ~ 80 e.nas,t;o,,
- 49, ..,ra.u..- I'D ~ al, C,nao.
80 t.as ~" .os .,,s a.1aa,..,s -
~. srsnssct;,,, Int r.. onnnnents. 40 aras
80, n~.,ss 80 ,.,,ad ~ ,n.~ c.,1 him ~
49, 80 - saros+,..~ +,,s,. r,.5;,t,on Rnt
eeeou't ava 'e,s 10. :. .1,,. ~ ~. IT,.
tnes n0ee w ''eu' w -. r..,,r,..,
eoln anu o. our a'ns NV As 49, ~ ..e.s.ss
accempi1sh IN 1otee seafe "uAt .uo' '"s,1
ftom the start, could iot DC aone III All
Either they were di:hopes1 oe1ofe IL eecl"-
ing the iDRdequacy OF our means @no IN pro-
pbcsyipg failuEe to Nd In spite OF all We
;ne that our utaCs rare oeca ample ana that
t4e fault IL our own.
2, That portion of the people for whom
the Irt<Uioe,eer fpf ake ere entitled to expect
no SUCCESS rbateyer, for they are lending the
weight Of 20 ~estu1 political faction to pre-.
xe,t;t. Tbcr sre seeking to hold 10 to
view the North d divided and
tie South ss united, the North
as er,jte asd the rbels as 5usttfed,
tic North "a weAk and the rebels as strong,
, 1864-10-14

a CopperhcAd Lie Exploded. .
The following letter IN reference to moBt
a'rociops fa}sehood in the Philadelphia Sun
roy Mercury, (Copperhead,) purporting to
hive been sent IRON Washington, and aileg-
ing Federal defeats, dlsposes Of an attempt
to make party capital tor the enemies OF the
Government:
WASHINGTON, October 10. 1861
1fn, E1xox CAMERON: My attention has }nst
hem csled to dispatch which appeared in the
II to come from this cNy, but IN realty manatae
1ulep bY Philadelphia rentls. ~
mole ttroc1ouh talsthooo IN regard 70 onf M.
,ts1r nue,atiuu. han never been ctrcu'ated by Jet
nayf. hlmte;f. raw Lieut. Gen. Grant last Friday
11lht, snd had ling conversation with MN IN re-
ear6 70 The preee1t military situation.
have seen 4 great deal OF the General oaf1nE
4be var ard have peTer eeen bin 70 hopeful aud
rnnHntnt. and never has he felt himself 70 CON.
ptetey master Ct tbs tituat1on as as the present
I'm IIe 1ecent operations about pete!shurR md on
ife rnfth OF tte 1amef. Wtfe fesaueu oy Aan 10
Great and spbstant1al successtn
We aaya1 ced onr poftuou, toqE Eet1 s1ong e. ana
ON lresee we're tn4ll compared with toe ~
yarferes Gained and no greater toau taoee % tas
!, 1Mle, though tie Latter fought In an1eneaeo Po
| II Ions. o..,,1.,
a, from ali thal could be learned at the ftone,
ttom tetettere and IRON the tone q taa saoet ".
twrr It WIS sYdenr that the fepe1llon 1s uoH toL'
| 1tr1ps TO IT. dna1 and complete overt9eoa.
Yours respectfully, I. b. HAsAooASss
, 1864-10-14
Why The Epe1i.h Tories Support Nc
XIAllHNa


rverv tonrna, In Rnp,and whicb bsa
.,ro,,aho1t onr contss4 e. ~ ts hst-ad ~
tu}oagaoa' W. eonlee'' eao"n ia7 na.1eu VI
the Union ard It's sympathy for the rebellion
now vigorously support Generals Mcclellan
for the Presidency. Have they changed? Do
they now lore and wish well tn the un1on
,-',,1,
tce7 out me otner oa3 feSlleds 10 thsg ad-
nire the Union armies, which hitherto they
haze t7oute, q a cornnosed of =. cowarfalv raoa.
'4"'o no.e =, 'o ~spo.1 s"..,, ,
nuunns' touee Inc ~oIoe ozone Q, tnsa'
Do they hate Jeh. Davis and Ms SeeelAen: ::
Not at all. They hays rot changed thev etill
,hnsr.ne ssYankees.r thrv st,1, eTto, the
s,.s.ka1s.~-. 49,, ~, ,sso.x ~. - 49,
Sla'eno4us1s' lucy etua asseI1 tua' Luz unlon .al
can never be restored, and that the rebellion
will triumph.
One Of these Journals. the most bitter al
..a-o ~ 49, Ian5an I'LL anas M s,,n'
I 1nen' Ill, tse Aonoon ue'uo: uoes uo' Hc3u-
| pie to give Its reasons for wishing The sue
cess OF Mcclellan:
| sGeu. Mcclellan. If elected President,
|