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, 1864-08-18
THURSDAY, AUGUsT Is, 1854.


n A&SU~ n AK2N AA<s
Evc1Y one will remember the unaulm1ty
With which all men In the North Joined
hands at tho outbreak OF tho war, in the de- |
termination to put down the rebellion, aud |
maintaln the authority Of the laws. The first !
hostile shot tEat struck the walls Of Sumter, |
welded the North, into nnion Of heut and |
hand which promised the speedy and cfec.
tusA overthrow Of the rebels, and the re-es.
tablishment Of the authority Of the Govern
mcnt tn the ipsurrectionAry distdcts. There
was no interruption to this union, until, In
The progress OF eyenta. ~ our victorious ST.
mics penetrated to the core OF the encmy's
country, they came into collision With Afrl-
can slavery. the caueo Of the war, aud the
very root of the whole dIssension and subse-
qUert secession Then 1t wss evident that
one OF the two principles involved in the
atsugx1b-either slavery, upheld by tue mar
owning a,istocracy. or freedom, aro wed and
cherished BY tAose who claim Cd that labor
hid 4 right to its rcsu1ts-mnst yield: and
Government very wisely determined that il
must 70 to the wall.
Prom that very moment the Union In the
North began to yield and loosen. 4 handful
ol ambitious Copperhcad politicians looking
- future spotl and splace, saw that the
80 80 '~.eA y. @y 'n,o4tsu 4uo oses1 ~
'oa VI -. p5 =. Was tu' 'e.s eolnes
etooe ": thets 1Ata. IN tanes past l. nho
stsen tnem tnen power. ano a1moet un'ates'
raptoaiy from Inc zen adalon Of the AePno'
llc, had so'o"n aat" thet Lands all the Fed
eral Oh ca ara tpoir. Ihe5 determined 70
make detperate effort to save 1t. Ihcif
, 1864-08-18

Trad de in acknowledgements Travel
Freight TO the Upper Lakes-E'seas-
ure SeckeF.-The Rebels In Canada
Thelr FL cl1Dgs-1 he Nf-ESra Falls
Cor claFe-The FnflbM HoaL-Kebel
Agents rnrchas1iE Horses in Cam
ada.
, 1864-08-18

E111s-paytng 8 to s'e. "a q: a. Gha a2n noaght th5
ihan has peen bought At any ona point On tEo no Of
tls road during the last week.
DOTAaLAC- 8G to Csc. J0nea d CO. DousaE the 4n8E
Fetk SIT ns.
paw rAw-No wool ofIarlng. Messgs. sherm1n 4
Stevens hare taken ~ ,pc0 81, winch they hold at
u IS.
BITsIE CaxEK-ss ts &c offered. Noze taken tho
last week.
UARsHAlL- 90 to o5c,
A111oS-Do to n5:.
JACKsQx-e6 TO 9ac.
AMI ArsoE-.8 10 1ioc.
YFtILAbTI-8S TO 1toc- Yo2t& 4le1tnatf LoVk Tue
tf II a.
, 1864-08-18
@(sffIlaneous.
PROPOSALS FOR. LOAN.

TnAHuHy pH'ArFxtsx. {sty h -.
Noceu4 hezoos kiss2 hAs subscriptions vW1a
rsest.sd ng tho Trs. wazsr of no u,l.es ssst.s -
~vsrsl Assistant 1:sa sa1rEs asa deasaasa4 o1z-
ts.tes, nd By Tho Fiat EoaA Bank. dsusu.,.s -
qualified II pspos,tasies and Fla.aei.1 Axe.n-
Treasz., Hotes ;sysaie tAs 70 Jears t.om Aux.aR
1854 bearing ,oss.sttAt the rte o. savan saa ss.s
tensas pcr esatper sauau. with SENT ANIMAL oo~as
attached, pA1.ols n iaxtal noHey.
These notss Will be esayertibla st tho ops.oa n ~
holder 5. =atu1l:,, nso III p=- csat gold osas.1S
bonds. 7tdeenAbis ai.sz arc AaA paJss4s tuae1
y.azS rom AuSuat II, 1851.
Ine yotes etu to ixued In Denominations u ~
one A.nt-ed. ars hundred, ona thousand, aad ~
thousand dollars. and will bs lssned II hlaak.U
pasas1e 10 order. nsy be directed oy taa s7asast
beA
All subscriptions must b. for atI dollars, y ssas
multiple Of 01s4 dollars.
Dupllesss assacaaes vii sa isauod tor al <soer
lts. Tae party depoustns must sadezse npon ssa
original certificate the d.noz4nsGon Of zo,es r.
qsired md whether ttsy to b tsssel In
pa7aola 70 oraer. Whan - endorsed It uazs 10 1e=a
with the on<e. stceiy.n8 shs depott, 70 b. fo<wsx
ID to tAia Department..
Tho po,sa viii b tfans,ttc.. to the oxnors fss u
transportation charges ~ soon a1ser he seoesps
she er,saa nj Certificates Of peps.ls II taey can b
preorsd. -
Interest win b. allowed to August Is On m dspoass
made prior u nat dasc snd will hs paid By the us-
pHtusat upon zeeeips Of tia original cc<sineasss-
A. tho notes d.av mtersst nom Aus1ss Is pensess
,o.tiar depes.ss subssqusns to tina. dAts muat ps5
the interest aeesusd om ds:e Of note to dsta of II
pos.t.
.ud uprszup fur coycs AZ any oao riro VII h&
allowed 4 eommiaaieA OF one-quastex Of oas 7sx
cs,a, which viii ~ paid BY ta.z Department seas
the receipt OF bin TOR tho amount. certified - h1
tbs omcer with whom tho dsposlt waa rnada. No H.
duatona Tor commissions u.ust be- msdo from tAs
deposits-
onee1s receiving deposits will aee thst thu pro7sz
endorsements ara made upon the original csrtno&t-
All omsa.s authorized to .ecei$e deposits IRA ~
qusstsl to Kivs to applicants al deatesd iatusuaase
and a1o,d e7sz1 tsslllt1 for making sabsczistoaA
| ". r. FE8AENDBN,
5eezsxssy ot sAs Tsea41V.
, 1864-08-18

"A live alligator. shipped IN t8nk Of Wa"
tor from feT or1eaGs has efen received 1sy,a nya
him 4 Southern copperhead. =
Tho Sioux City Regt.ter. says 1T Ia i'm
possible to realize the destruction commit
ted By the grasshoppers without going to
the tarms- John Donovan aud others had
field Of fifteen acres Of fine potatoes. On
upon them ard In two hours there was moth
Ing but the naked stalks to be seen. 1lr.
Cameron had fifty acres Of good corn on c.
F. Boogt's 1arm, about a mile from town.
On Tuesday morning 1t looked Like so many
dry sticks.
"A man by the name OF Patrick Cassidy,
living in the Irish settlement, 10 Warren
county, was shot and Instantly killed on
Moncay last by james Nicely, Nicely has
Young man, on whom deyoiVed the support
Of brothers and sisters and q widowed moth
CT. Nicely bore bad reputation.
Col. hall, Of the 1lsl Iowa, has resigned
on account Of 1l-health md the promotion Of
Col. Belknap to a Brfgaetier Gcncra1ship, q
position to which be considered himself en-"
titled, and was, had there been two DEiga-
dierB to make.
The iron for the completion of the Du-
buque and Pacific railroad to lows Falls, a
distance of eone fifty miles, arrived in New
York from Liverpool on the 26th nlt.
"A. s. Alexander, late Treasurer Of Keo-
kuk county, decampel from SigouTncy on
last Monday morning. He had paiu over, on
his defalcatfons in Clerks and Recorders
offices, eome three thousand dollars. The
nccGpnts of the Trea6urer's Office developed
Q deficit Of some ten thousand dollars. Al.
ter 1t became kno IN to him TINT this amount
was discovered be has been non est.
On Tuesday, tue ed inst, severe storm
RACED in MpItrO1lcrg county, leVelfnE the
, 1864-08-18

Ic Position OF EX.SccFetafy CUaBcs
The following is an extract from letter
written By ex-8ecretary Chase before the
conven ton met which nominated Mr. Eg-
g1eetm for Congress:
As to 1eing nominated for Congress, I con.
fess that my inclination Is against it. There
very competent to the duties, who would
ike the nomination, and would much pre-.
Ter to o'support one Of them to being uomina~
ted myself. Of course could not refuse to
accept the position, If there we're clear and
spontaneous expression by decided m tjorl-
tY, Of desire that 1 should do so. But l
from ANY wish Tor it, o., from any thought
that ny qualifications are such as promise
any special usefulness in the House Of Rep
rnsknfAtipon
, 1864-08-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EyEY11d August II, 1854.
BERF CATTLE-Teceived t3-day, about SG1 had
Bee Cattle. Entered tales so head. II prices fkuy
rx from 81 eaa6.Ga chiefly Al Is ta2575 p.r 100 ns.
The ms has bteu less active, prices not being as
~ nf1n, but without Quntaole chrnge.
, 1864-08-18
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Political CanVaka-The Copper
deud Candidate for Governor nud
His IsnItcy-H1flftary. Matters and
Euc1 lila Operations.
, 1864-08-18

- DKIk1IF, Aug. u. .s1T.
F1ou1-8slat Of IL bsi: eKsta i sv5a. W quot.
Fs- so4te 9sai saeestne. q. .'e9A:s: WIN a.TssS7et
cars 70 Ied e 81 ee ~ No 5rsd. q 8 n;
tss7 tassd. C. Cgw-SIAs-4oniaAl- oAr.-a7,:s oe
rnf old oats 81 12c.
, 1864-08-18
COMM EHCIAL&

WKD1zspAr EVENING, AusuIt II, 1851
Tbs receipts and Ahlrmeut1 during the past u
hours were Al fol1oxs:
BxcEtpTs AEp SHIPMENTS FOE TUE PAST u HOURS.
, 1864-08-18

~ TIE steamer Dubuque, which arrived
st Detroit from Lake Superior on Monday,
1oports that the Pioneer Iron Company's
works were burned lsst Tuesday The en-
gtne and boilers were probably not much
dsma1 cd. The whole town was for time
seriously th1e atened with destruction
, 1864-08-18

NEW LAW BOOKS
JUST KECEIvED BIZ
CALLAGMAy i CUTLER,
130 Clark street.
UNITED STATES ANIMAL D1EKaT. Ve&-
u, containing n Digest OF tho necisas7s
OF the Courts of Common Law. Equity AH3
Admiralty In tho United States 2ad IN
ENGLAND for the Jear 1861.
BOUrWkLL'8 MANUEL OF TIE EXCISE
AND TAX Law. Based apoa the Act u
Congress of June 10. 1864. Omciai BA&-
t,nn 1sp<$s Taa
, 1864-08-18
Heavy Sale Of Dry Goods ut Dubuqe.


Yesttr ~ Afternoon. Meatrs. Weod. Luke CO. aols
fenleld & Scott, Who pay thsa a. aaTance Of l7H
Ger tn tbt cost Of the goods n Nsv York. n.
ffnce $s peo worth OF DIR goods arrived at ". L.
Go y store trcH the EA4t,
, 1864-08-18

Ce1orel 7. j. Haines, Chiaf commissary, made the
following nwarcs Of contracts. satatoay, August is
sGilh. SOL br1s double extra dour at 8to. ~ a
barrel.
II Smith, SOTO br1s si1e.e eatra no1s at 4s.91 =
bk4yel.
a 3 Smith. 800 sacxs single extra aous at $s.ss
2 rack. .,
ii Itomrscn. 10000 lbs hard bread at s'.'5 = 100
11Y.
tt.chle = Goa 1ee,csa lbs hard bread ut s7.1s
II pnnham ossge 1ao. .ooaloa hard breaa sss7.75 r
N1lbs. IL.
JoEn ii AtTell itQLd. 1ha do do at $7.35 100 lba-
toas Holmes. tte,l ,les lba do do at xs:i5 Ivy i6s
" Fisher. lit ,0oU lu1 do do ut u 65 100 los:
Flck erpap ii, ,"0v lbs honioy. et 93 10 l0o lba
Rlcharts, Jr.. Bro. ST, 100, LBS DO at :54e D.
Iouls 6e1tI 20, ,0C1 Hons vinegar ut sec = Eau
Anheussr Pelptrs & Co., 10000 lbs soap at lSst3c
Etckermsan l. Co., 2,5oo pr1s corn meal at s725
Ptfl. .., ~ o.r.1
+ n Etnby. 509p bu salt Bf Slsl z bn.
, 1864-08-18

Ciuciun1ti Lumber MaFRct-AuG. IL.
Tho 1uuber market Il IN about tho same condition
"a }4et reported Tho kefaipts BY raro2d and canal
fToH the fuml er districts oS Michigan erceedtn9
y nnesere,; sud ba: little nl rc msy be expected
4 nle buslness IL being cone 1t the 7xrtons Eafds
1nrs.ghon: the city, 1t tic following Quotatlons:
ornraT1oxB At TIE YAKDe,
, 1864-08-18

.TE1-Thc market attn qaiet, but With anau
stocks on esnd prices RI 1rm, with An upward ten.
dencJ on cho1ce qualities. 10 quote:
Young HJ8oD, Inferior to common, p , &l.15 2131
do Auptttor to hnos = b......16 ais
do extra to choice. y n-.....1,9l Ga
Imperial, superior 10 1ne, n-.........1.s5 also
do e1tra to choice. p n..-........1N % 0kA
GunpoWdef, superior to tut, . n........1.9 3t.0
90 extra TO choice. r. n....-.-.293 328
Japan, natural Leaf, 1ue t. ex. aue, r . .l5 q 30
GO do finest to choice, 2 nlS5 daL3a
0olong, fn!erter to Ene, n.............lG0 al 23
90 e1uA to choice, p n............ l3 @!6
TALixisg9 9Gecstvea s:ss. ~. s-ipped 1as..
Market nem and unchanged. We quota:
eo1nry e wy raeae's..''':'''''.''',t...l ;;e
i i;ssd1; asiasud. 1 I'D pssss
rue niM aE1 unchanged. We quote:
Pass c'ass @ Vi1ss2s. ssss:s
1No Aeat Go ~ 80 -
W00O-Receipts very limited. Market very
nm A. prsseat quotatlon. we qqots;: -, =,
Hspls: IS so5s:; iSSs ass sS +;
NUUs-Aatket more act1re, with good specu-
1atiye detnaId. Prices n1m With an upward tenden-
cv- Ne AuDte.
Fine Llchs Fleece, b.................... a5c&t1M
Me11am Eleetei T. n......-............s... sI.4s$C
Eos;a1 Eos;ee F;Sese HS ...'''..' acaXM
sales to-day: zt,oa lbs good Fleece Wool At s1os.
, 1864-08-18
CATAR RH!
DR., D, &, SEELYES
LILO u Id
q A II A r. R HI
REMEDY
Gus warranted II Dirsetioas ara louoxpd-
Euud1aaz Of C3tizens Of Chicago tsvs koenFe-
nA2sntly Carsd BY this Asd1.la1s.
CAL. FoH CIRCULAR p1sCTg1<Ya ALL s1u1rona.
DR.. D. =. SEELYE & CO.,
SOLE PRoFnEron4,
@EEICE-9xASQyIC TEMFLx>
Chicago, Illinois.

ST NJ n 81
" TIC symptoms o. GMtETa Ia tHa5 Eacer3tfy appAdF
1T 1rkt SEyy alGhr. Eeracns ad the2 hAyo CcIa
that they haye frequent astac31. and - mora seaH-
the nose mAT b dry, or ansn. discharge thin ana
Acrt4, AfterHaEd becoming thick and soaeeivu. ~
the dlseAze becomes chronic, thn dl1ohnrKe& axo t.
creaked IN Qcaatsy aud CHANGED IN e.aatJ they are
nou thek aad heavy. sna 20 hswSsd Or eog@h % e.
the vote il thicx and nssal tho eJes arc wax; tie
7tnaa Of the smeD u ssseuet or destroyed; dea!ne
portant symptom Of Cat4E:h IT, that tha person z
Obliged to cleaz his threat lr tbs rotnax Vt Atck
head during The ujkhe, When h:l tases stacs, kea
peIton usy be aure that bis dseAJc II On Id W1Y "a
the lungs, AID should loose no time IN 271s1k 1t.
Tn A1GTx Az XuE TKW OF TIN kAHT EATA1MAk
6YhFToN3.
~lu afe Bottle will last 4 manth.-ea ho 1&oa
, 1864-08-18

DDx WHkT Ma EN-
The Connerheads are ;n+ernrstina ~ 49,
crlticisms Of certaIn erratic Rennh7,c.n - ,onr os
rals upon the Adpuiniatr.tion and thc .noa.
rent want Of ac1iyity In the Union nartF T.
the po1itIc.l camnaipn dnr,nr
the hot weather. II indic.t5rr that n. 11n;on
party IL fsllfnp tn nscccs ,nd that N. damoo.
rxcy viii elect mir c,nafd.ta ~ ~. --sst.
dercv. we,] srnno., th.~ do nj. dar.oa
racv viii lind fhev h,va = ro,a 5aa1 ~ ~,
.3t1h,rt -, f.oSLa..s,- s1
+ha ap.,,,h,so.111 - -. 49, -. go
n 1v ~ t'es.'1 es w
:. ,te' 49, . ..s1 - ~ r.. = oN.o.5
~. 49, - "N.o t""-o su"s 81
t4ne ~. 4'eo as n~o ~ .ouse4 on5 VICE W
epe4u ~ e'e"nee' "@1 ~ .us1 w WIN
Iue 1fee'oencJ "neu Lucy ~. " Hn taey
Psoeeeaee lne "as s4eosoaniJ - 6o tae1
AAo ~ ootte1 w ~ no"' wa ineI eust&in
the unloa as ABRAHAM Lincoln Aas done,
taatnauy ana zeaaonsy' oJ nentlne their
tnelen1 Uemoe1atle ooutaefn alne8 70 the
deAtn7 Il 30, tne1r tslumpa VIII oc trl.
nnpn o. Aepnoocau Union pfancip4cs, Which
are 'af aeaser 70 gu hof'uohcsnS 1nao party
CON Only as means tnat @e want. On the
otse' aAao' ," ~ !et tue "0 n-.'o
- 1eS.,.A s - e.s" ,r, "I'nous ua:,,
either Sighting or backing out? That will
be but protracting tho vat, and p}!lns up tho
debt Tor nothing, and the people Will not
stand 1t. Still again will they make peace,
Acknowledgements independence OF the Con.
federacys Let these sticklers for the Consta.
tuition show rs their power o.do It BY the
Constitution. Would Mcclellan slEn such
treaty? Heying taken IN oath to support
the Consultation, would he follow that oath
with perjuIy and treason: As thosc VINO
advocate peace arc IN 1aVof also OF Aof1n-
Festern Ceniedef@cy ana OF sovereignty INTO
thirty'six ssates--e5 tneaf own confession
the rccogaauon OF tne oouta "on'o ~ tue
end OF tne Union, ana oi "ast "uaAo .ne.s
candidate then be ffc6loent: Sill asa1o,
The rebel constitntinn, of what would he
then be President: It strikes rs that II the
oemocratic President wants to be President
- a.,.th;,,,r ~ ~ NJ :, arato;r the Irnfo,
my hae sos a ~ nathi,e t =. t.
th.4 .r,..a~ 1r h. IA ro3ro r. susfa;n thc
~. s1',aus. - w. 40 % ~, ..t,ss.. ~ +,,oss 49,
Union, he must rely on and Will SATISFY those
who are fnr 1be Union. IF he satisfies them
~e s s,au ~. ~ eet,aaea
"----. g - -3.1 ,,-x,
- C-.~.-ss.. 80.
getting clated. They dare not show their
beads from tehipa their breastworks, AMI
are exultant at the apparent apathy In the
Enion camp, BECAUSE they present us with
nothing Ito fire 1T. Our principles and ouF
candidate are In the field, our flag is nailed
to the mast, and cur enemies are pegging
owop tn +he{r heoriss enntcnf Rnt 1,d 4 ha
, 1864-08-18
-...@u~ ocAyEMGeR &

- EIrx11 xtl etsn;Aa at = e esss4s 9Ss -
| ySnffs Peiyies. Tho ri atscfs9 NscA. Ali !ee1
o6*A;f1s mastss q pHess t7i ~ patch = ~ VI ~
| lse4eA I: s.s,1 - fx; 6Cos Bax 0@'
, 1864-08-18
y OOTS 4 ND SH @ e 8 .
REM OVAL.
HALL, SQU:GHWICK & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
BENEDICT HALL T. CO.,
HaYe removed 70
Nos, 384 q 386 BrQadwav,
FIRST DOOR ABOVE Will T.,
NE" WORK

We ha7s Fzeatly ENLARGED our r.aa9tscsas3k aepaxs
uept, ar d lpW have constantly hand very lA14o
atcct u npe eeved work OF our maou,sesats. -
which Ee invite The a.tention Of Weste1 ~.ssnAa& @
Youths' Gait Sewsd hoots- talnorax, ConaFs@ 3At.
e1s and buckle Shoes well ~ IAdies', Mines aa4
nact1ue s1Hed a-d tho very best quality ofKoods-
, 1864-08-18

| We hare IN account Of the gross pub
lie income Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and ireland for the year ending the
3Oth Of June. The total revenue amounted
to 9Go, ,o9s 800 II, and the total expenditure
tincludl1g 5000, 1000 for fortihcations) to
ec7,54s ,o7s ee Sd, leaving an excess Of income
over expenditure Of e. .449. .s82 Is Sd. The
balance in the Exchequer on the S0th ult.,
amounted to 3SS99, ,21 SIS Sd.
, 1864-08-18
TN1TFD STATES MARSHAL'S
M q I . Es
CHARLES e. WILLARD
. IA ienser N m enarlnY and IL net Ant1e4l49 n

!, M teneer n nv employ, and II net satsss'3s" ~
t{1rslct any DuAlnsas On my aeGoGHa'R RHCK HlrE.
Chicago, AK. II, tss4.
/ SPLENDID STORY BY rs ST. ST.
DEVn -resdJ 1H1a WEE = sasssr sxfs ~
i o1e . sae heat thisv 9fpa asndssne. Ges@tse3 ~
i creFy a1a fn1tfy r3kAsi rnat1 Adz1tA ~F
HnV nav zz"cIieor ief FnIrsn ssrsos. ae* xsFH~
TKR9 pKvIL-" No" IL"
, 1864-08-18

AG1. e.,. kn.x.
5lRususEs So1e .''s Sc]sss
6uaAOs aJE''s'''ss1e. -.
WlhcEo- eo.S =. E2"
Oflaoco 1@N o@s ss.E.
AKelsss...ss..'s..sSe8teS
Ffenea eMI' s..xA1,s
, 1864-08-18

fs..vernnleut Cotton Sale at Cincinnati.
rne fot1o Ing fale Of coltss, belonging to t,e Un.
III Ststrs tsorH..nrst nt was nsda on the lan4toE
yesteroay. IS II. +. Ae4ens spesiA Agent ot the
, 1864-08-18


rifh ema,i demand. Prices ara vary nfaa and un.
changed. We continue to quote:
s1sT Oil, S1' DO 90 s5s-do ase--do TO ao
UNiUrS-1n good demand. Receipts limited.
M:,SEt a5I 2: :.I:&?s M = = b.: .,,. u.-t., .,t,,.
and ncchkLze1. I've quotes
Po:stoes 2 '.'ss
POULTKY@Reeeipt 81; ii1ni.sd: WIts : talF
teu,anc rf1cc6 rule hFn at 43sa24 IS for Chickens
PROTIsIINs-Eece to-aaY l5ss2 ns cqt
1iean, ~ ps Lard shiPpeo toasy he5 ppis porx:
III Is PolS-In active demand and drm- s3les To-Day
Were -lss: bbls city md county picked M:sl P9sS
wera: a:-5o tIeE prime country kettle; as a,c: ,.r
hblp. Market steady. We 4uotds s.-,
Dox1s11c-NeN Fine. Ss.ss
Old k1na 1na:.+.,...s.sssstssss...+.. 90 as
CQAI&E sstta*At&s'.s..s.'s. Nr.,-
GTCnn1 BolAf. N9@.tS
n2Iy, with s4cE3 ..-.....-.... e3tM
DalFy, without saekz ............ @t-ae
Fobt16x-Turrb isl1nt z SACK s-25t3! -
Ground Alum. a sack ........- -3.E@
Bales to-day Wtfe.-2&o sk1 6rouA& Alum a. e5S,
f4cf n nht MN AYRE
, 1864-08-18

E The following are tue Coppcfhead
candidates for tho Presidency:
SAMUEL N11soh, OF New York.
GRo. b. MCCLELLAN, Of -.
MuIAnp Fl114oRE, Of New York.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF New h1mpshitc-
HoRA1Io SEIx0uR. ot New ferk.
Gko. ". WOODWARD. Of Peunsylransa.
C,L. EA1I.ASDIH0Ax, Of C&cRdH.
StrsIZ Cox, Of 0hin-
TIE candidates for the Vice Presidency are
named Legion, and range from ConiskeS, Ct
Chicago, to Guthrie.
, 1864-08-18
SIC. r,-loa. r.,,,i.
oAH01tMh .11tsha = .,4 fa1thar cfanaS. va QHEtQ:

n. RASns, bis 4: ;s.i5 per fbushei. =.
~ :4,;i =. s,Esr "a aSaTe Ind 7ey
ntm atFrenous quotations. We qross: >, All =
Mtsse!n EefefFe 16 ais c
stll more atsi{y = ~ w o:te.t Se
Torx market. Tte supply hsr: is ~ gnc np nGe
have Downward tendency. These aao uee1 HS ae~-
tanle change. We quote: II axn .
Eape, r n s.........-..ss''''-''f' "a IE1 =
JAVA u IT, III % N.1f =
l1os fsr 70 xDco-.. ...s"'''''' 81 ssaS
t'iC csIGrkRe :? mslEet Il tah;f sst;ss snep'y
cnsf vitf = tsree dem aud. The market Il To1y lin
Il nre v.ous auafA,io4a. He quote: a.. =,
DO p1m,n1R 1R;;:; Hi.
* 1TnfnW BAnE nE.................... l5,10
t,o..pI-r ..:,,,.............. .-..... 1900
nE s;rb N.1G
.......:.....,. %. 20
Getr raaA' ..,,..........,...,.,.... 2t.ou
p1ttstpps.. r.
tVVku "
III Wcssa.iecstcts to dsY he!e tee1 n2ore noes.l.
ySrn sm xrti1e demand prree haTt ruled htm 1t $50
L. = 10. saes today nsis 1t 1scs pkgs ss i3c
fEaoo11ur4-rhs ao1ur rtc.,pss Of WH1FEsttn ant TkoCT
caErI5na 1.ree and pcyond ths dsmaad. fEIcei CTS!
EVu'Alu tAkter a1k EHEL t&tf fcCs1Dt AMI
, 1864-08-18

1uc1ease 1851, iii ,od56s.
The. following Ia tho Ee~ York ssoex Market as
received by F. g. saltoostau s. co;stock breser''a
, 1864-08-18

Ma.ke.-1It Bosrt steady. "a Board ssesdg.
, 1864-06-18
THE ENROLL5iEXT,
4 Circular from Colonel t}al1cx.

The following hes been issued By COL Cakes
Provoet Aarahal General Of the State of Illinois
in regard 10 the enrolment OF those who chaure
t-eir residences. etc. etc.:
OFFICE ACT. Ass1. Prov. MAEsuAL GEs. ILL.,,
sPEISGFlELD. JUNE Is.
Captain William Jarnes, Provost Marshal First Dt.
uict, Chicago. Illinois:
CAPTA1H: In the ces. OF persons who change Their
feeldtoccs u HAVING been enrolled, 5our attenton
]. Livery man ostDg military service IL liable to be.
ald NUT Le. Gnro11o1 somewhere
2 No maj IL liable to enrolment and dssfk in more
than one place ut tic salue Una
T. tNe dutE Of erery enrolled man, on changing
hoard Of tic district 10 Wea BE- Te%oYes .nd &c
tbn Board Of Enrolment VI lhe district Eaenre be-
came, that his name may be atrckep from tner ii 4ts
II ne neglect So to report h1mself, aad IN The
nersy redded. lie il held BY said draft, aud 1nusr
EoSsrn himself acco1diasl. be il Constantly
snle 70 he drafted, and can only oe lFaftc3 where
But II he promptly report himself aat Is enrolled
in the tetrct to Which liz removes, and u draftsd
n the district whence be Came sutseaue1t 10 the
dsts Of snch new enrolment, be Is not held By said
j.! .eB at the SAME time.
The fourth and d1h paragraphs hereof are logical
srd The correctness Il The propostions euuacisted
in the drst ahd second paragraphs is self evident
u Hil further be that any ether rule than til Il
cary for dishonest mar 10 cvads The drsft III thu
zine for soon as be foun- hmscH drafted whcro
hs h, Tesaes ~ h. enid et himself
The ground Of such tnnollmtnt. And when there was
prospect o1 eraft in tits place res,dence be
ia a1e tp d e. ss
feat tie plain tn'ention4 I the Law,
Very respectfully. your obsdisnt se5F.2t.
1t Col 9TH Us Gay A = II 4 nt,noo;a
, 1864-06-18

CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June IT, 1854.
SENATE

SENATE,
Tho Senate made an Intellectual a:temp, to get
ming hour, III. HALE ohjecdne.
f % '1a ooa 10 SRoN aas tste
III. DAVIS opposed the the bfn as .cpuguant
to the Constitution, At come length
Without action On The bt!!; tho Senate at i
O'Clock resumed the tariff bill, being az IN the
Committee Of tbs whole.
The internal revenue bfll Was received from the
Housa, with request Ior committee Of confer
The tariff bill was then resumed as in the Com
mittee eftbe Whole. VaraoOs amendments were
"1 Sfcron IS WIS agreed to. It imposes 10 Dc.
cxnt, ad "a orem On all goods and growth Of coin
lries east OF the Cnpc OF Good Hope. except raw
cotton In addition to duties on ench articles
whcn imported direct from places Of groTt1 OF
Mr. AMES, of Mses-, opposed the Finance COM
mittee'e amendment in reference to imported
such Wool psotectien seng to home praduetion -
Inc Glause was finally modified go that imported
+, snon11a %1ol sa N addition to duties here
I'll Ihe duty gu hemp Of jute carpeting was reduced
NJ: SHERMAN, ef Ohio, offered an amend:
en- the 30th oi Apf;l, 1854 md e4tcndinr Tn lime
10 the itt Of May, 1863, for the EithdraHal Of
sooda @ n bond nndeE the resolution Of AprI 29th,
poEts. Adjourned. ~Ns o"''~A W. ~1''
ETEk1ao sIss1ox,
Mr.. WILSON, OF M1se.. FINN .h, <,..eu.um..
Commlttec On the disacrcelne yotes m -. h;ii ~
s9nslzs the pay of the soldiers Of he army Of the
unafe1 statee1 made report, which was agreed
resumed The various amendments made IN ror. rnrr
m1ttee Of the whole we're agreed to. The ~, oa
then reported to the Senate. VII was
Nj. MORGAN, Of N. r. hoped the uonac nrr-
vision Of Is cents on teas, without the add1bano,
nd valorcm tax Of 10 per cent, Hou]d be rct.;nea
on the bill. ~@74neo
Nj. JOHNSON, OF Nd, moved that the sen,te
NOW concur IN tho Finance Commuters amepd.
ment, which vas agreed to by yeas 2, nays IL.
/ Adjourned.