davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-20
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B.k r. s s,a ans1,at F:snsts re:
Rse 5S:;:s ~ gss BEEN, S, y sss.* l:ss
pig s. ;!s s1sE e., =. 5ssss e. ,s
s;sss f* ~ 's'
@ ssnr man. aa1s. osve1s. lsa ssas c.sl il
ssn. tte I: 'sta::s a!'st. asit o:v.so ea.l
sss1 sss1 a sPefsases, psy.s. Ssais:ss aass.
ssa. G.ts s'i:sa Rssd Es!a sa;ss;
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sss1 Easas e:5! .n.kssoe sasss
s<br i1zc Ill Th..op, sshoaeld. Au.kszon. ~ n ira-
sebr ntsile Bale; V,ne,s. Mn.ksgon: 1su q ,1msI.
ssbr ssca Dsys ~ Esxos 70. b lumbar, " n hstk.
sehs as.aA Ksnt e3mssoa. anazs<o9s = n nm s.:
l. Ek%
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ech1 M.siaes, Fulss1. Musk:so On. =, cas s!.ne. ..
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b.s. :, u =, ,.
ssns ts 20 4 II; ah5siaa n~'e0' ~ Ii
SCI spaiis1. Vaaas.n..x .ad Haven .s eds voo4-
n3hs aoas4ss Gtas1 uArtn. iaa N lumber.
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her, NC N shlaa.es
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= % :. .,.x.
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N hi. alss
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schrrT1s1sler. r1sus, story CEeek. = q !un9sf.
sahE nsn ksot, NJ 9, o ~ p:q
sshr Gva ssot3s1a* Eflcxsoa' o. 1'a' 1'oF s'e0e
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schE ksse 4 :a 5nsF aHsrs - IT II
SSH y. tsnpssEs. u {. Jssaioss' Ptei' 81 cords
schf TWIN ssttf; t5nE. Fisa ~, ~ = sns weod~
FcIr Hamlet. wsl.1s A.noconse: 20 n ,anbsr.
Ssh1 ~s5ne1, @cSanzsA, s-x:h Haven, is n lumber
Eshr J. = -eS hen'e. yates, otoaso' ~ m lan'nf
sehr T.ker1pi Jacobs. Muste.oa. s. m lumber aad
-. .ou layn.
, 1864-09-20

p+r bAekes- French Lenona dfca and sncaansro.
Sicily Ltmoss IN b. ttsr supply. With further %
cine ot 81 % per ba1.
Hide. a1e dsl. aaa Inactive. Pstcss arc xeaa,
with do nwsrd tendency. Wa sd que:s Grea1
Sailed It 12912Ac &ua prI Flint At 3t5&eaAc pr
pound.
Carbon Oil ysrT quiet, With LIMITED receipts
Market re.y firm 1t s31e5e per f,llon tbr be1t
While Oi'.> Llnseed Oh mora actiTe and drzn, II
&1.eaa1.t8. 1i:k sn upward tendency.
Wool 10 et1n depEssssd and in no1lna! demand.
PRIME fee Wool IL he1uR offered as Ill pr:ees.
ram s2Q9sc, but without huyezs.
In Eeef Cattle there has been ne csaaeein tao
previous ac1ivitr Of the market. The reccipts Il
the yasinus yards hare been light; purchases be-
lrz chiefly . sde Of tho balance ofssock remaining
orer rom Saturdays market Earcred Gales.
1,oo, hcat at ssoegs.e5: chiefly at $3.5 i.75 per
ITO h.. :, -
In HogS there Is .tln IN active demsnd for prime
to extra qoalitiea-prices m Ing arn at or pres-
ens qroaiols. Inferior qualities ara 1sas acsiEe,
az.o p1ics. have downward tendency. Entered
ISLES s1nce Saturday, 1916 head, Ut 1-50113taS,
chiefly 1t $1t.l2AG212G GO per 100 lbs.
LATBX.
In the afternoon the Wheat market Was du +.
NJ spr1rx selnag In auaAu lots u st893l.s3-
closing ut the inside price. Cotn. Oats. Hlsa nsass
e.. Fere naclcCte3x
, 1864-09-20
CHICAGO LO4 BYE MA ARK3Ts

81. Mn4nAx EYxJtss, Sept. -. 1851.
LUMBIH Raceis Cd since a3:1td43, s,s17. eco Ieo..
Tie sxktt continues very actlEt and tn betta< Eup
ply Prices rule nfm. with sHupwa d ten1=nc7.
sRlNRLka-Recei7ed On Easurdsy. 2t5.a+8. IN
inadequate supply Market IRA at prey,ops yates
LAIH-Eeceiyze.tGs.Geo2 IT, eco pcs. Ia ing densn1 znd
uleh1nzed.
CARGO bA1tI8 TO-DAY.
Gags schr. Foster from Mulka1o3. sol4 By, WAike
1905 fest lumber, st,ips. bsaaca keod. 1t $:4su
-carx o sctr Alezan.sr Mitchell. from Aecoacaro.s
sela py plcktotd. - eco Zee: lnu1hcr. strips. 4.
xs1ta ca,Ro Gchc. Ramblsz. from c1a1oank+ salt oy
Gaulck, u, ,oa It mixed conmon lnxabex. at tls.su
1so,teo 4 = Sawed shingles, ut SIS :-cstxo .chr.
Kcs.t pousman. ttoEl Mussezon. sold By Mrslaae,
1oso II lumber. X str'pE, bslsucn corhmoa mixed.
Ut x1s0 ;-csrgo scar G. North, from GSand f.,ytr
ale BY G. Roberts, $40 tt tafsed lumbsz> at1tp.
eoed 1t f2o,t7 ;-e:zro schr. Ainervs, h~na Grand
R17erxtold BIO B1swnsr, a.es1 Il lumbar, y sttips.
bseaco good mixed At 81 "a co. pea LAsn u $ts5;
.csrse schx H4m1et nro1a 3fe1eiuonsa cold BY Wood
= Lfh It X
, 1864-09-20
HtsHrxlIH1axG15S,
IT. S.
7-30 LOAN.

Tia 9scEcsaJ Of hs IfeAs1fy KtTes 2oato &fe8
subscriptions Wiz pe received for Coupon rrsssaz9
Eo:.s, psr.hIe thzre 3efts tron Aug. 1ssa. 1aaa
1tsn ss13t annual interest As rata II ssvsc aAn
th:te.teatts per cent PER Ru4uu-prtoctpst and IN
terest both to na raid tn tul~wtuimqnsr.
Tnrserctes Will oa eonverthla at the optaoa of
the holcer as maturity tnto hx pe- csEt gold nssz'
tcR oeAda payable not less than lvo nor MFRS DIN
twenty years ttom thar dsas, n tse 4eTsEnaxAt
nay e1eet They Will be lAsysd Il dsnoutuatoes ni
s5o s1co &t. g. 900 aaa y boz. nd m sussc1psas
TEE. to soE att dollars a. saua ncluple q at11
dc1nra.
maEinY deposits suaaequent 70 that dxte Gust ~
the interest accrued data Ct nots to data ef d.
poit.
Parties depcnt1nx sHertyd7a thousand dnf1afa
sad upHaIdl fof tAess nctss It a1y one tiusEtl b
aicN4d commission Of one quarter Of obs per oen5
, 1864-09-20

Of Union. would be the law Of the stronger
the eame law TINT held East Tennessee and
Northern AlAbamp in the Confeaeracy until
they became deeolatton; and from this law
tbsre sno appeal-against 1t, no remedy but
In the next place, we we're unwilling to
give up cur national character and Gag. We
baYc believed in free lnsututtons-tn the
right of the poor uan to own the fruits Of
bis labor and the flesh On hi4 bones. .-Rnt the
rebellion et1nck at this right, directly and
AyoWed1y. The rebel lead r. waited to De:
free in it. Could. we, identified BY aenti-
ment, choice and posit1on with the interests
Of the lahoE1ng classes advocate their sub
mission7 -
What has occurred since to change the
state 0. tie issue? In the gigantic military
beaten party? We cannot see II. We ha7e
not taken Klcbmoud, but Lee has not taken
Warrington. Dnt We bare taken Missouri,
Arksnkas, the -M1esissippL Kentucky, Afa~-
bama, Georgia, TENNESSEE, and Vest Vir-
ginia. We hold two.th}fds Of the rebel ter
ritory, and every port 'bnt ore We have
theE navy RI duced to 8 few pirates. and their
army fiNeo up with the little boys and old
men of theif county. Is This Q time, theu,s
for us to advise the Tree men Of the North to
70 down on their knees bafore tho Richmond
1ristocra:y and beg, for peace.
We have Waded through this sea OF blood,
that ills nearer to cross than to 60 back.
What the Richmond :Dt.Edteh fays OF aa the ;e
tsne OF the blood shed to maintain 1t. Every
soldier dead In this war ia q reason why It
should be put through. Every b1ttie'heii
ctieB ont for us to stand firm until the cause
Of Justice and law and human :ffecdom shall
be securely triumphant.
Rebel Transportation to Potsrsbur@--
The Wcl&on Railroad.
A Mr. Mason. who hRs resided for t"elVe
5ears ut Stony Greek, on the Petersburg ard
Weldon Railroad, recently came lnla our
lines With lis wife and family. He Representa-
the capture Of the Weldon Railroad to oe the
greatest disaster the rebels have suffered for
2 long time, and that II they cannot fePosses
Themselves q its uee, they Ftu ee compelled
facilities {and to these the7 must az least oe
cobhned}, they cannot supply tnemselvess
With more than . third Of wha. they must
'uecctsari1y require.
Munitions Of var, provisions, Sc are nov
brought from Wilmington and the oon:n,
and hitler reaching Goldsooro', are rua ever
the North Carolina road to Raleigh, thence
over the Raleigh aEd Gaston road TO Aansons
and thence over the Roanoke Vailey, ROAD
to Cla1keY'lle, and from. that point ofaHa
Y In Wagons to HCottsb1rg, on Inc hic1noau
and DapTille read, distance OF sixteen
| 1h1leE, where they ara again transferred ~ sne
ears Tor Kcbncnd and Petersburg; Wnne
| large quantities. are transported By the usnal
route as far as Stony Creek, on the feters-
! burg and Weldon road, where they arc lsnd~
| ed npd conveyed over the wagon roaos-
| come over the main road running i've miles
west OF Reams' Station, and others to Din"
widdle Court House aud thence over tue
! plank road to Petersburg: From stony
Creek to Petersburg, via Dinwfddie Court
House, is thirty three mi1es-or aooae len
miles further than By Failroad.-G:, Cen.
, 1864-09-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MABkKT,

MONDAY EyEy11o, espt, l9, Iets.
BEEF CATTLE-Tne rrcn.ots eInce satueaay aavo
reen III usuA1, e1trem eJ lgks an inning to aDoas
ST tead Of Be.f Catste- Tho puzchases hare been
chiefly Of tho ta1ance OF stock moatsY Inferior. ta-
.ra1rtns unso1d, from 1sas wesk's mtrket E-tared
SAFES at tho various yards 1s>7 fead At 3stp9s Is
ro,tly st S3.7584-'s 1to ~. t'
The,e Il 60 ffesh fshtuTe TO not!cs ttademant for
sa.pp1n: ana 1fny &rtdta 6onttnnea active. soa In
naTnnet Of the supply Stock 1assle aro In umi:ed
1eGuest, Piicea generally tteSdIs 1t oaf. previous
, 1864-09-20

ssa:es !.s:sSs ?.$2t !t::2a aiiss.s s5;,.: :S:is
The upward tendency II gsli to dsy had afa.
Yerab1e effect on ths produce1narkets, which were
active md higher, later threcapt Of the 1ato
New YORK dispatches, the advance MAS rot na1in-
tafned. .
l. Flour was dun md heavy, With sales Of "
about s0o brs at $40 20 for good spring extra and
s. Is for ep1iug Epper. >,
The Wheat market advanced a@sc per bushel.
El:h more activity, md about u. 600 bushels
changed hands at $19111,94 for No. Spring !;
$1.esHG1.91. for No. Spring; $1.794911 .a0H for
Rejected Spring; S..07 ior No. J. Red;' $t.95 for
No. , Red; and ) LES fofRe3ected Red-the market
closing quiet at $1.95 for No. Red and 81 62% for
No. Spring. :
Corn was in active demand BY shippers, and the
market advanced 1c per beshel, with saies Of 13f,-
COO bushels at s1.92dll.3s for NJ. Con; $13l1H
G1.&a for No. = Corn; and St. soD1.M for Rejected
Corn-the market closing atesdy at $1.311@1,aa
for No. Corn. =.
The market for Oats was less active 3nd easier,
with Gales Of 1o0. Geo bnshcle at 63h a63H for No
Oats, Csc for, No Oate, aud 60@61c for Rejected
oate-the us1sass closing steady at e38c tQr No
aud sc for No. Oats :.
Rye was shade A1mcr, with sales OF q, 900
outhela, st $1.3o@1.s1 fox No nye<aud stasD
1.ss51 for No Rye-the market closing steady.
Barley Was extremely dull, and We nots decline
of2G2c q bushsl, with sales OF only about 500
barhels, At 81. .e9G1.9 80 for No 3 In store.
| Hlghwtnes were entirely negleeted-ttese being
fee sellers Of city wiuea at $1.7i b1t no buyers
ProriRlons were neglected aud nominal.
Timothy Seed w.adu11 and depressed, with s1les
cf inferior to. choice at sl75@5-a5. Flax Seed
wss tteady and hrm at IS 0aDa.15.
Salt was quiet-khe only sale reported being q
let Of 900 brls Ground Solar at 35o delivered On
cars.
Grain Frei2bts were dull at 701kc for cora,
| 7kc for rye. aud Sc for wheat to Dqaalo.
In Groceries he Malkst continues pnaettled
md inactive. The fluctuations In gold has Hyeak
ered.pr1ees tn all the leading staplce. On Codse
We note further decline Of Nc On Bio. Sugar IL
in limited request, buyers holding Of in aaslcta4-
ton of lower rates. On Molases Sugar wa note a
dcc1re Of 1@ac 2 n and OF Ac on. Hard Sdgat'
0lhe. grades UNCHANGED
Coal ia sill In emslt and inadequate supply.
Market very firm, With an advance ol $i.0o per ton
on Blo.sburg. Anthracite Is still held 1t sas.0o
per ton for Lehlgh, aad $aoo per ton for other de-
t-ac.ipdops.
Lale Flsh are IN small receipt, With good de.
mand vh1to Fish sze very 8rm at 81 000$o.46
and Trout at 8. .0cGes.25 PEI BIZ brl.1 Dried Fish
firm 1T our pre.ent Quosstfans.
Green Fruits are in good stpply. Apples are II
| tstRe demand. with dec1iue of>e5c per barre.
Pe5ches bars been IN larger receipt, but the snp
ply Is considerably belos' th9 demand On psevi
! ous quotations NC note an adTaute Of si.a5Dl.I
, 1864-09-20

FLorR Very !tttie shipping oeeasrd, but foz local
Trace soe4e have eeen ronRoe&A ls Htsa Fo7 ssfenE
f01 xXt1tMe prCes h47e beea re Alt-,A. SAY f+4U
to Il TO- Eus subsequently tha ua. let uccttnsd aui
100 pFts, from Csnada wheat and ia shpptng oreer,
eo1s at 4As, f lota at - 81 81: slroag
let sold Att tN&4c. taf6a CT lnper eItea fsam new
WHEAT 1t s. -: k1t.a hSazRh. 81 $; fancy SAD to
s. s.45- Not I1HCn doing In lha LIVER E.natB- Bag
hsux worth ncHa ss,1ato $s.t5. no ehAaEa IN oAi-
nneal Receipts dusi1E she Wesk. e.l4i bEa: exports
uE4is-Wheae-we-h.vs 20 aales or any amount
to Iouce, p: Ices co3!eGueotiy fenaa1n ancha4xsd.
We awe ftcelais the utsk t935s5 hu aalpmeats,
1850 ha. HsrltyTfs rece Pr are hghs, aao pg1c.s
can rxF.tJ bd said to n*vs fattiT cpeAcd SnAt
eslse aSy2Ac to &c t9ns. The craa Il conaldsEsr
h1e, but thefn are GOOD mhnY AUAEtcs1 0u3ecs
And ftc p bS Is for white.
P4ov1s1oas- -Pc1k-A coazicezab,e bu8tpesa hss
betn oote IN 2 ess. let9 nr1a hsv1nz ussn sold n
pr.cea 1a1aloE from y:ss7H TO 917-,o, The msrkat
ctohe* nrtD a. S.ot 70 $l723 We rokca r1se in tne
y estst1 Dxrkcss. And no E1sBs could be Laid down
e sus p,ese1tss e: P71m. n,sss. ncna oassinS.
tatlota. gatmests-1hs MAJ kst - dull Bans M
lie: ext'a u nlgha. iec shou!ocs1 e to-7sci p.
70 ssse per tierse and hfl ha beoo pad, and Inc
btf DONE and xysry pac.aze Of hood quality IL e1,
xeris picked 70 for Shipment TO- EuRlsni. Rstetp:s
optlbx tie week. 43t HfEs: shipments, 3747 pigs.
Tha plca -anges high, lsc TO for GOOD to choice
CalEd!an. anr 2tc for extra Few York Ht3ta- Infe-
f6f Ia Ep1l Of 6alh.
, 1864-09-20

Copies vii, In al castz, be seas Tor Che
weeks tnclpat4e named Ia the card. uuton
men Ct The West, will Jou not ct once order
package for distribution in your respective
neighborhoods- AddrLss, with caeh In ad-
vsnte, . .-..-.
TRIBUNE CoNrAHY,
- i:h.cago. III.
, 1864-09-20


: HoG9-Rece!Ted Atnco The c'oee cfeatrrday's aaf
ket, AbAnt no HtKa. En!ased Aa1ea, l.1l5 hesd, It
27,.e<a1s1sts. cbieay 1t Ill 12Hal2s3 2 100 Is.
The weather has bean much cooler, and copse-
aue1y better adtpteA for trade. There Is an Rctra
denanc tor pY1na to extra grades, and prices M
changed. Lover qualities &ro not 10 drn, and to
snsllex demand The1ehas been no quo:a5la charge
31,.
, 1864-09-20


The contest in New York between the two
factions Of the copperheads, ia gaining daily
in bitter intensity. The Hor:d, Journal Of
Cann.<,re and EIpress, read lectures 10 the
Nfsrs, Ben Woods paper, and. the Neses re-
torts thus:
The ed,to,s Of the thrss daily papers in
this city poy ln the Mcclellan interest. sup
ported three different candidates for Presi-
cent in the last Presidential election. The
W27ld hoTled tor Lincoln. Hamlfu s4d Abe
1itic1istn the Erc7.,ng E17ress for Bell aud
Everett; and the Journal ef Cestnne7rs for
BicclA<idge and lapc and Justified the dis.
tie najo1ity refused to adopt a platform
which Enitcd its yie1R.
The etne editors now making common
cause sgeinst the Democratic platform war
upon Tile Ae.ss and It's editor peca1se 1t re.
fuses to support a nomince4wlo ablurea TIT
DlntfoF I'm hnOn Y hich he Was Nominated.
, 1864-09-20
FtNaNsaAt> HNbt a;syasN sclkkGsE6S l..
mon NETART,

e,aoau44 EFARIHa. nepI~ III 166a4
There Il little or no change to note IN ths money
ma,kes eince Saturday. Fdr legitimate pclposes,
tho tapkers hare an abundance, while specnlaters
Hish.eome ahoa q Teaeon complain Of 4 remark.
abs strineency< They are shut oat, present and
pso.pect,vcy, and theJ might AZ well sisc way
with proper grace There will be large amount
Of gram to move this fall, md a}so large amonnt
Of pork to PACK, and money must be had for these
purposes and It is vita! nece:eity that It ehould
rot be Obtained b. On accession to the anoans Of
currency, but, BY releasing the lsrge amounts
which are shut up In whjaky casks and wool Sacks,
for speculative purposes, to the detment Of le4t-
innate packers md grain operators. -.
Exchange Ii perhaps little closer to-day, bat
there IL no epange In rates-7<GK discount buy
iuc7 X relirg. ...y.-
Gold rallied someabst III New York to-day. Yhs-
quotations, II te!es1apted to james Boyd, Esq,
, 1864-09-20

Important Decision Of tbs Provost
m4rsh~1 General.
PEoyosT MAGtAA17s Is Qfp1cK, 61H Dist, It'll
JOLIET, Sept II, 156i
Editors Of chscapo Tribune:
I hare recelvtd from the Provost Marshal
General the following dispatch, which, If you
will g,ve publicity to, may eet at. rest In the
nil Of the public question ofimportance,
FN:
WARRINGTON, Sept. II, 1851
Capt A. Looeworth, rtovost Mareha1 9Th District
Ut 1llAots:
A1erIdent Of q sub-li6trict ont of the drah may
en1let as Substitute. ts1crcd) j. B. FR1.
Very respectfully,
ALUL 10NGwonTu,
Ccpt and Prov, Mar. 9th Dist Illinois. ~
, 1864-09-20


The pytce okbe.ves t. about tha slno As last week,
cus the de H11 IL limited. the heavy suppycf seTsr
al dsJs ago net being entirely e1na3stsd- Thus
The onls Raiea made hAva been-to Aew Yorkess. shs
But lew hnnd,ed hayB schbn2ea hsuas, and lbs
hiRaeat pr1ce paid vas oAc p .ive velght. Thers
beid and vii 70 depht command y hlzAer fgufc.
eho,ce, e3rza aad premium aeePs t. T1x@o:e
Ths Ave.afE quality OF this we*A4 receipts Il c=r.
dfoyexk sny there "a stEnt pfcsreet of inprsve
msnt 70 tan xss.fs up 70 aaS a;Sh: siSs h.a nsen
alinouah nos specuaaiyE ann aetve = 1aH xaek. +
tut psfces 1hnas iaEes. Hozs command >
h@Ac more, and are row hlghcE-r -rsa ever be-
, 1864-09-20

Gop AND MAMMos.-Ths tonr deacoDs of s
church in Bridgeport, Connecticut, are all
bank prtIifenta. -e'
, 1864-09-20
READ. ekE 10. Ek1taD3

A0otsS ts r,
-'s0S' AD'
REeD, tfE ID. skEao2
WASHINGTON Hua7's RESOLUTION AS PRR-
5rx1Ep 30 THE NA7,osA14 DE:1ocRArlc
CONVENTION:
Raoted, Tbat In the future. as In tse past, We
vii! adheTr with uns~eryius onc!s,s TO the Cu@1on @
TNlNiTG yu iSGS'. ''.iiIi Tmh AN SaIiOyAL L USITY,
a. the only fotfd tnuf darion Of on.
streteth, secc7fy ano napptnrfa as people; sna
!" zbc welfare and nr,.aeri1y Of III he States,
hDth Northern and e1ufhe.D.
WASHINGTON HESTs RESOLUTION As
AporTfD 1T TEE NATIONAL DENoc2ATlo
CONVENTION
Eesoiftd That tn the f9turc, .in thc past ce
rnacr ihe rnnstttntion. raj .b. t;tF ena tomnd..
tior Of our -ttuurth, security aud happinsse as
petEe, esI ~ ~ .:ssr ~ - ecn9t
Sta1es. ball Norti,era snd sonthetn. ~
Nc think eonr Of our Democratic ff1e4i;
ar; in darrer Of forgetting tht,r own Mat
for hcsrirs The G,st resolution of toctr party
. creed standing lew days. and giving It an
cccastc1 ri Insertion in conpp.cuona place
..ti1! s:.es tlecuop." We Areordtpr}y urint
Washington Hunts resolution us It wa il.
trctrceo IL the Chicago Convention. and the
s-nt RESOLUTION as it wss edopted by the
Convention. Tha place wber< the words
<tneist on maintaining the uaucnal unity,n
rc1c et,,ck,n out by the Convention ia for
corvtnleLcc marked hS tao srackets. Will
our Democratic tltctds tell us s'1y t2.css ao,ss
omitted? Don't I'LL Eptah NJ once.
wuv rx,r p1np,u v.xr> MN
e'AA AsAGs ~ A"A @AsAs
Abratpm I;ncul1 should be elected Presl.
Gent of the Emitted ftates for the r,,,a~np
sn,onr host of oth.r .e.soDs:
j. lie Ie euphattcalv man Of the people,
the nost DxMocRa11c President ge have
cycr had. Born IL toll, ..e eympstn;z.s with
the to.liur mitlions Injured to ,ab,r he
could not if be- would. snd wo,id not If h.
could, be an ar3stocsat- So long Is he is in
Tho White Hause tbe Poor Is We'll us the rich
can visit the PErside1t end be heard. Ee
represents tic d,gpity and Intelligence of
FIRE Northern later, as against the pret-u
flops and in,posftions OF alislocracY Ia what.
eyer form.
2, he is Ill honest man Hix enem,es brine
no charge acxfnst his 1.o1}t1ca, or r,,rroo.1 n.
tec,ity. Yct whilc honest he IA mn ,.na,;.
cal, hut makes the l.rrest x1to xence tc- III
who 1i1I:r. from him. .pd mekes even h1s Ma
own coariciions Weld to what map,rsete n.
self as the corrict,op. of rho ,,,ei,r,t ~ +ra
people. Thus bis honesty is suved from
bleotry, and be stands peculiarly as the Der
rant Of the whole peonla
8. He is an nDle man. Throuvh
all his plaiu and home,v e,mo,fc1.
ty appears s.eac,ty that grapnlcs On
equal terms with the mfpht;.st III t11s.ts
, 1864-09-20

Southern a1nles second op1y to that which
would inspire them If the Democratic party
sheu1d trtuuph at fthe coming Presidential
election.
, 1864-09-20
TghA1 the Soldiers Eay.
Eo11vnLE, 6r. 10 Co MICHIGAN, |
Scot, 3G. lBs{.

=. ~ stpt 2G, lsG4. s
61Es-Enclesed find extract Of letter
from one OF AcC1tllan's soldiers, who has
been IN every engagement In which the gal
liant 5th Michigan veteran volunteer Infantry
has pArtici ated, since it went to the field to
compromise with traitors. Ton are at liberty
to publish It.. Yours for the Union,
THos. WAss, JR.,, Pm.
The army is jabilant over onr recent vic
tories ct Atlanta aud Mobile. 4 great many
seem to think that one Rore big tight will
eud the war. Only send Grant the men, and
the wsr will end before winter. In The mean.
time, there is a subject that terds to relieve
the monotoay-tbat Is politics. There is 8
great Interest manifested BY. the soldiers as
to who thall next bold the 1e,ns II Govern
ment- The merits OF party are tauy discus.
Fed in the srmy. but Ec are confident that
Old Abs is tho men+ =
Mcclellan has been denounced oy us rs q
trai,or and scoun3rei, Tor allo Tteg himself
to be the tool Of such an accursed, miserable,
disgusting. low 1iyed crew, Sc ths Copper
had fnctl Oh Of the Democratic party.
, 1864-09-20

FLorr-S.exny and dem.nd moderate. sale 80
EblS XI whlte at ell Is: bbls TX red at 41r.5o;
1o1 ohis: At Slos7; 60 hbs extra At % H. WasAr
Bales cars at q IS; 3,toe bu as xs5k. Thls mora.
'.pE CIR II s-.16- 80 aal sofSo2 cofa-LighEr r.
end Demand M sooe,, saleslaas avsaaa SER as:;ss.
81 G5 EARnsT-Qoiet 1t Si.93 for No 2 and t2osa
, 1864-09-20

Here the market opened stronger, With moro
buyer< thsn sellers, at 49, and advanced to 30 de-
elned to 2s3 md cloeed heaTy a: that figure. >ail
yes1iaull and heavy at aocDao5- Government 4oa
weEe weaker ard quoted 11DH-
:. The earnings OF tho Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company for the week endlngsept Is, were as iol~
Iatna
, 1864-09-20
ConTernble into a 1Ixper cent
$50 Go1l Bond.

Il addtcn 70 the very oaEa1 insersst On the aoAsa
thrse Jpass, tas privileges Of sou7szton IL non
aIsa 1boIE tt.s7tr cent. Uex annun1, Tor tho sur.
rent Eare f1r SO Bonds II not lsxa than xIsR PU
Czs :. PREaIux srd before sna waE the pruu1tnm q
sx psr sent. q. 8. bfccxs Wiz over twenty psr can't
1t v1 b aesu that tho actual prcns thta loaa Al
tee psssus askst zata ~ no !sas ta tsa ps7 cas.
EST zHuum@-
, 1864-09-20
STATE4EEE1

STATEMENT.
n 1s61-2-al. CREDITS, pxrsc17s AND Exoxss OF
s1ATE, JULr ], 1sG4.
, 1864-09-20

A.A
quiet. P1ce1 hfm 4 p1rvtaas quotations. With 3
t!txhs npwkId tenaeacy. Va quote; r.or.
Bt.sw on DO do g1c- do sc
Bsuzote. do do SO do 2Hc
PUTHTUEB-Rscefo NOSE. atc nEd IN 20 III d.
raand. t1leas lin at Daevlous Qa1tauons- Nc
Pora7oes NAehannocs1, Rh9..."......... 3-1oe1.70
Poratee1 % abrl .-..-.-s-..,.... s.S43.A
Pofatce1 do y ori ,..+.........--7.... 1.as.c3
greet Pointers. ba ,....,;.....; 25.S<s.n
eBd t1sr II present q10:asloca- We quote:
Eue1 oid. - a13-s..--....Asss.A i...+ --&t&h4c~M
G1cXtnS v Coz a1.G49 -
TpHe91, i've, r tl@tG
FEOvisi6SI-M1s PosE.EouaiaM PsEs:oaiaM At 1ss..oa
47-:5. litQe Or aone 1fernx. LAzD-Flt1u AAd notaI
rnl At cS<c-
"a LT-Eecairrd to-day. nono; shipped, 1,o63 n1ls-
lia-k.r dull and NJ u,inat. No quota:
nox1sz1o-Hsw Fine. Asso
GodtE1. -.-..s-~A-+--s. @a p
r JUse3 6Qla< tp-e9
Dairy, with aaea1 ....~...-.. arm
Dairy, without 1acfs ....,...... I A5.0Q
E1EE10K-Tr.kl 1slsnd, = tAck ......, ..,.. ...
Ground Alnra. Y sack $3.50. 3.3oa4,e0
Ears fo-!hY. I All nt att
, 1864-09-20

{. I'd on cara.
tKEIlH-Recetved ta-dey, 1880 ns Grass ssed,
61,G.S IS Flax TsAcTuy SEXp-AsfEet Gull. Sales
toaY 100 rsFs prtue at t5.a ZOO bsxs good st 3,ao
ba4 iEts1or At 2a.i3. FLAxs:xD-11 baGs pr1me It
&1..s: 81 bu1htla Kcoo 1t 93.Ie1 a bt91 1t $3.e9
kCGAu-Tba market Continues unsettled, aud
0nsss. WEE macer1ta supply. pEices are veaE.
pote tecl!1e Of H2e per .; aud Oh Hard SuK4r II
&c = y. Other descriptions 1rc unchanged. Wa