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NEW CAMPAIGN EDITIONS.

NJ EW CAMI ALUM ADAiAONO'
LIFE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN:
THE LIFE, SPEECHES. PRoCLAMATi0NS., LIZ ov
ABPAHAM LINCOLN, SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT ~
THE UNITED STATES. With full history OF ms LIE
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LIFE OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
THE LIFE CAMPAIGNS, BATILES, KETn VMTtJl A Ne
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MFNT AND THE PRESIDENT in relation to them, ii1n
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Anew MUSIC.-"THE SOLDIERS DYING
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On the field Of battle, mother.
Angel, watching DER me, mother.
ISL the breaking Of the day. -
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EIOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The First
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Mem Unblitaticns.



GHOSTS EvERYWIIEREt
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GHOSTS ON The WALL
GHOSTS ON THE CEILIS0i
.r~ GHOSTS AT COMMANDO
BLUE GHOSTS!
GREEN GHOSTSl
ORANGE GHOSTS
- WHITE GHOSTS. .-...r
BLACK GHOSTS.
uhoss Of al so all styos, ell oolor ct sixty secooo' NJ
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Just Published
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Ons vol oo with sixteen illustrations ffI'e o"' "'N'
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JOHN MACMULLEN'S CLASSICAL,
u Frcsch and English school go Broadway corner Of f'
St. will be reoponcd on Monday, srI' On ,"oan' -
CAisieI- T6 tTowens, eiJ, Mitchell 5caiAs ", ara
Corwins, 80 Bruslwsy.
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GARDNER INSTITUTE, No. l6 EAST 2oth
." '''p'qp,R MRS C. II. GARDNER Principals.
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IVANTED-By q lady who has taught in
w the Primary Department Of psbc school for several
years situation in private school Address o. L., VII.
hsmsburyh Postoicc Long Island
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MISS SARAH sEDGwICK's SCHOOL for

VA BOYS will open Sept Is at No. d West 9sthst.
door wet OF brosdwsy where Circulars may be- obtained
sso. ., Thompson brohrs NO lO5 Broad~ay, and hd1y
Coz. No. 2Ot jth sY.. conner AL.sL
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Wants.

WANTED--For French Swiss Lady, stu
w alton GoverDess to teach the French aid German
anyus GO music also needework required. She ls, had
in teaching IL England and here Best reie
siven. Acdre.s Mis- WEHREN Of Mr. Marcus los
! South 5th-tt., Williamsburg. or le5 Pesrst N. y.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

Ths History OF the Peatnsuiar Oem.
psAgs-AA Aaswsr 90 General Naglsss
In another column we give . letter from
Judge VIM. D. Kelley, IN answer to the ono
published BY US few days ago from General
Naglee. Judge Kelley. it should be remsm-
bered, made the statement that Gea. AoOlel-
Ian was not the originator Of the PeainsulAr
campaign, bat that "the country was indebted"
for il to Senators Latham and Rice. Gea-
Naglee denied that statement, and went into
the history. not Of the origin Of thak cam
paign, but Of the council Of war that General
Mcclellan submitted it to-making thereby .
pretty strong campaign document against Mr.
Lincola. Judge Kelley now reiterates bis
statement. and goes moro deeply into the facts
Of the origin Of tho campaign in question.
Gen. Mcclellan. We are now told, bad formed
no plan Of campaign against the rebel army up
to tho last Of February. 1861, though he had then
bees in command Of the army seven moaths.
He was then required 70 report plan within
ton days, and it was understood that he would
be removed In case Of hrs failure to do 90.
Several" Of the ten days had gone by, when
Gen. Nagies was brought to Washington from
camp by ietser fro,a senator Latham, aud
in the absence Of that Senator conferred
with Senator Rioe ON Gen. McClellan's
difficulty. proposed the Peninsular plan
Of operations. aud "packed" council
Of war to approve Of it. Judge Kelley, now
that General Nagiee denies his statements,
also declares that this same General NAglee
was his original authority for all those state
ments, and had publioIy boasted OF his share
in the matter. in the cars between Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Judge Kelley's letter puts General Nagtee
in very unpleasant position. and its moral Tor
the public is thas the word OF even brgadcr
general should not be too implicitly relied
upon when that brigadier general is partisan.
and is willing Co put forth campaign docu
ment in tie guse Of vindication OF his per-
sOnal character.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05


Trade at Manchester continues very depressed. Heds
nothing cloth yesterday and the transs
tons 10 yarn quite limited. ut low and rroguia
rates, on condition only Of prompt delivery
BRxADsTUFFs.-Messrs. Richardson. Spencer u Ca
Brout, English Brandon and Others report hour neg.
lecteA and quite nominal Wheat pressingy offered aud
again 3D. sd. lower Red Western, 7s. 3D. Ts l0d foe
old. and Ts. lid So. for winter, white "a. 3D.
Ss per loo lbs Corn very SLOW and castor Mixed, s
27s 3D. per 480 lbs.
PROVISIONS B,giand, Athya 4 Co., Gordon.
Bruce Co. and rep0rti'ee duii enl prices fa
vor buyers Pork quiet but steady. Bacon quiet and n
fair request Butter very Arm aud ane qualities dearor.
Lard 10 good demand at full rates-46s. 3D. lSs. ID.
Taow generally stesdy al ass for Butchers Assoostoa
THR LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, sept. A--Egening.
Consois FOR money SO ssH Eric shares ~ Is, I'm
nois Central shares 81 q b2H discount
LIVERPOOL, Sept 24-eveuing
Cotton dull aud prcos weak. Safes IN day 5000 bae4
Including SOC bales 70 specuators and exporters
Bresdstuifs fiat.
Provisions gu let aud steady.
Produce dull and unchanged
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
Oity 1nesiiagsacs.


varm 10 raz hLAuDa Tho following notice hae beon
received by his Honor the Mayor, which may be Of in
terest 10 those having relatives al the camps On Harris
and other islands IN the sound OF harbor:--
No checks viii he rvep. Tweuty passes day win
b. gwen instead OF Iftcsa NO coming
letter certfvtng these rcspcotAblLsy
one pass will - given moah 10 each persou. BY order
Brisadicr General j.: q Hunt o. A rRir LER,
MssnHo o. GnMAE SsoAR MANUFACTURES. zs.-rhe Ger.
man segas manufacturers Of this city and adjacent places
who have roccntly formed an association numbering
some four hundred mombers mot at 21l Grand stree,
Last nght for the purpose OF taking
encs 70 The tax on seears To reform the
Law AZ FAR ~ tobacco and seGars coioerDed the
ject d the association a. tho law, has been framed
tending, a. u said 70 ruin tse trade sntirsy and
for this purpose they propose thas the tax shall be
fsosursa articles. This, n 10 calculated, would
greatly simplify the coIeotcs Of shs taxss which, under
tie prsssss syssea cannot ~ without great oon
fssoa. ed lnorsasS ths revenue q the govern
msat. A. tho meeting last night ehs Arss tan
ociisctsoe districts, computing Kings county and che
county u New YORK. were reprossnted ana report was
peeeatsd by an executive mmittes. t appears that
measures are being taken 70 form IN assooiatsoa
of eeeeR mAAufacesf~, ia ths otee throughout
tbs 6eAees, with . Wow 6 calling Q convsu-
tos, " Be held im0sdINay after The slscsioa
10 order 70 - prepared 70 submit plan sov rsfern q
chs rAx av 81 tho neetaG OF Congress- fha aosiou II
the osmnittes v TITS respcct appsevsd end
arranged hat The ssscsvs committee shall ~ In session
each Friday evening. 70 rsostvs oomhanlcasions end
oraneacs other tusiaeas
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

n sessty d osunscos between swRssrfanA -
Rranes has been rastAed.
Al n qulst Ia AArners b sboat 70 fbri . go
winsixy, aaa the Franco-itslis1 ministry win be nas
SalnsA
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
oomneroial Iatsiligsncs. !


LONDON n0NuY kARKRS.
fhs stock market Continued 20 Dc Mhussoe1 ey sne
feeling q dhtrust which prevailed 10 commercial oirooA
Conso6 weak and dropping. closing on the sSd -
80 88H for money.
Tho demand for discount still moderate. although
there was rathes more activity on tho 23d.
The weekly bank returns we're favorable, snowiux -
lncrssss In the buion ot f3s5,6sS Gold cosnnsed To
be taken to the banks.
Barsg Bros Co. quote bar silver ~ b. lXd.. 90
lars. "a oXd: eagles, T6s. 2Xd.
AHmIcAN snOURrIR
nessfs. Barring Bros Co. yIn United states stsooD
ehe osly deangs have been In fvetwenty bends. -
susy. Thsse have reached as but nov qucted ASH
Ak. small businssshas been dose IN Erie shafes.
which are uow % - ~. and Illinois Central ct u
Is discount Atlantic and Great Western bonds, New
York section. TAX; do PsansyivaniA section 1S 0thr
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
kvxar0ol, sept. "a. lo6l.
Corroa Tho Brokers Circular says-Ootioa ooa-
ttnxss usfavoeabiy iAdussoef By the position e tAs
money market, and though In the carly part q ~
week thsrs mere dsposit0a 70 buy and prices =
soms instances rallied from the extreme dsotno u
last week, ths market closed with great heavlae9
and irregulartsy, and generally q . cosstdsessas
turther decline " quotations. American mas ceee =
fair demand. particularly for export, but ososed
I'd. below last week. sea Island has fallen about ID
ID. during the past fortnight ESyptian has beea nne
pressed sale, and shows decline on Tho woek q
1kd 81 per pound and moro % the tower gradeA
Smyrna shows average fall Of 3ds and Brazil y eseeY
offered at Va. 2kd. docline East Indian improvee
early in tho week. bat finally closed AZ about IA below
Guiding $40 TO spectators and IL 480 for export Ye
terdav (Friday) the market was more steady q ~
dacine With safes Of about 00o bales Tho official qSo
tatations are:-
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

food ell tho way 10 H. PotsaAs. Geoeed
Grant has wisely determined to put . stop 10
Gil that.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

Death OF Charles r. Curtis.
BusroH, Oct Z, 1894
Charles p. Curtis. Esq. prominent lA~ys- Of shIs
cttv. died 70 day
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, SepS. E--kV6nfnG
The United states Sacramento. from the north
fer tbs westward arrived Deal to-day and ascnored.
LATE Turin advcss say that the mob repeatedly In
su,.ed soldiers the Bots, Dc vs before they we're
area upon. The troops fred several umss. Several
arrests were made DAgGess and reviewers wes found
on those arrested and wouHdsd.
TIE vienna Ab~sd Pos 10 tfpats9 that q Aust Inn
lssa V about 70 be negotialcd.
Ivnroo1, Scpt -, 1854
rus steamships HccA, from New York, aad ,urops,
IRON Boston, VIA Halifax, passsA 0aps Clear today
PARE sept. ~, 1854.
rns Dosrss s unch-GJ Reatss closed a ". Go
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
The Muller Murder case.
IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL LINK IN THE CHAIN Oh
EVIDENCE AGAINST fsASZ MULLER.
rvrNn to sxno Aao

EVIDENCE AGAINST fsAvz MULLER.
From the London Times. sept. ~
AZ the close OF the examination o kues al Bow street
Monday, and after his removal 70 tho station house.
the prisoner spoke vGy bitterly o he evidence given By
tie eaoman, Matthew'S. He said thas Matthew's had
given the evidence about hat falsely that thcrs
not one word OF truth Ia H. that kauhews know that
Muller had worn out the hat that he tMatthewsi had
bought for him Iona ago, and that the rim on one side
broken Muller further said that Matthews his
evidence out OF spite because he (husr) had throat
encd n give Mathews brother inaw INTO custody somo
time since for the theft OF some u Musr's thipgs.
On this subect some very important Information has
boon obtained By Inspector Tanncr, which wilI be-
evidence upon which oomfnittal for trial will be asked
for BY the prosecution Ono Of the shopmsn formerly n
the service OF Messrs Dgauce Co.. tho hatters stated
70 have been found Who distinctly remembers selling
the hat ound Musrs box 70 the Iats Mr. Briggs, and
further destfes by peculiar alteration made IN the
lining a Il did net quite gsassmao ~
ths Tina he puychAsed IT,
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
Capture or rwo Freight Traias ~
Guerlllns,

LOUrvmis 0os. A,10oA
band OF thrty.nve guerillas captured two uewarA
bound freight trains the Nashville Railroad. ~ ~
O'Clock last night between R,ohland station ssd foxe
tainhesd. They burned nineteen cars; but they co..,
sained storcs To-day the trains viii be slightly u
Arranged BY the disaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23
Speech of UIr. Seward.
W As;HXGToH, Sept. /,

w 8SllNGTpN, sept. ID.
Secretary Seward naGc the following
address to the members Of the Lincoln and
johnson Association. who called upon him
this evening
Fellow CltizenS-I understand that YOU
are tie Lincoln & johnson Association of
the District of Columbia. Voice Nv
are" " ell, inquire because it is well
when the people meet that each party
known exactly who the ether is. Ill tell
Yea, therefore, who | am. am citizen
Who * in ftyor of the same ticket Won sal :
port-I.meoin aud Johnson. AIN fof
them because the. are the candidates OF
the Union " hich we are fighting for. " {
Have iuaud it necessary to fight for =
cause, | am the last man that goes To the
polls and votes against i.
Fellow Citizens In a speech | made
Mt Auburn said there would he no draft,
300 70 $4,000 volunteers per day. The
nqor,o al Auburn understood me, and
cleared their distlic; Of the draft 10y vol
untecring. Patriotic men in Phlladeiphla
write me that they understood me to say
that there viii be no draft, and therefore
they stop volunteering. | avail myself
therefore, Of this occasion to correct their
mistake, by saving that rs grace can only
show itself by works, so the draft will
surely come ii we do not volunteer and 50
prevent it, l hope that point is settled
now.
Fellow Citizens: The Democracy at
Chicago after waiting six weeks to see
whether this war for the Union is to sue
coed or fail finally concluded that il would
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23
Sheridan's Great Victory.

The victory of General Sheridan IN the
Valley, like old wine grows
better by age-tlat is, unlike most battles,
the more there is known of it the better it
looks for the Union side. In great many
engagements of the war subsequent reports
have not confirmed the first ford accounts;
hit This seems to be an exception. The
hattie commenced on Monday and the last
statement is that our victorious troops had
driven General Early thirty miles, captured
5000 prisoners, Sc, and the rebel loss Is
some 10000 all told.
The Washington correspondents ct the
T7aeS and World speak most encouraging
" of the effect of this success of Sheridan.
The Times saws the bearing of this will 60
far to decide the fate of Lees army at
Richmond. 1t also uncovers Lynchhurs,
which covers the only remaining railroad
leading to Richmond, which is entirely i'll
rebel possession.
All this is hopeful. General Grant will
soon commence active operations again
We may look for success in that quarter
with entire confidence, as this great Cap
tain always gets all he can. and holds all
he gets. There is no retreat 10 his army
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23

The rebel account of the losses at
Atlanta is thus given in The Columbus
Sun -" One hundred aud fifty cars aud
several engines rendered useless. Eigh-
teen Of the cars We're heavily loaded with
ordnance stores, among them were about
five thousand splendid Enfield or Tower
rifles, entirely new, with all their equip
ments. Large quantities of shovcls, axes,
sword bayonets, brides, saddles, cantecns.
and about three million rounds of cart
ridges and ammunition Of all kinds, and
OF the very finest quality and character"
were destroyed. The rebels acknowledge
that ''such AN enormous amount of ma
terial cannot be replaced and condemn
the 'reprehensiblc ineompctcncy" which
caused all this destruction. With such an
acknowledgement Of weakness among the
rebels it behooyes the people Of the North
to strengthen the armies Of the Union and
speedily finish the worl, so gloriously be-
gun.