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parison is as foil,

Corn has undergone an increase because Of the
short crop Of last year, and oats probably on ac-
count Of their having been more extensively sown
in view of the demands of army contractors; but
the other cereals, with the exception Of buck
wheat show marked decrease, which affords an
unpleasant commentary on the withdrawal Of labor
from tie farm to the battle field. Tho need in
which we stand Of recruits to fill up the broken
ranks OF our army Of agricultural work.
men receives q practical illustration In this
which calls for serious consideration. Encourage
ment should be given to the diffusion OF the popu-
lation, and the stream Of immigration constantly
flowing to our shores should be diverted as much
as possible from the seaboard cities TO the interior
Short crops mean reduced exports and high prices
for the necessaries Of life.
The course OF the markets for gold and stocks
yesterday and to-day have given those who came
fresh into Wall street after the result of the Pres-
Dental election was known, thinking that steady
rise lay before them taste of the uncertainties
OF speculation at the present time. rise Of four
teen per cent in gold yesterday, followed by fall
OF more than twelve per cent to-day, indicates
degree Of feverish sensitiyeness which sets all cal
cuatons at defiance. There was more sub.
stantal reason for the fall than for the rise both
resulting from the caprice OF speculation,
Influenced in the case by opinions
founded upon an event, and In the other
by o false report itself perhaps originated for
speculative purposes. This suf1ced, with the as
sistance OF the bears" to create something like
"a scaren Tomorrow the shuttocock Of the
hour may rise instead Of fall, only 70 yield
again TO similar epasms, and make the
value OF the currency moro uncertain
than the weather. This may be pleasant
for spectators, who succeed in catching the
market 10 their advantage, but II works grea,
evil In the constant disturbance Of values; and the
control the price OF gold which the specu.
lators In the aggregate possess, produces Q
degree Of popular distrust and anxiety which
would otherwise have no existence. The
necessity, therefore, for re-organiziag the
national finances on sounder basis than that OF
more than nine hundred millions OF currency, tho
total amount emitted by the Treasury and National
and State banks, becomes more apparent with
svsty days experience. 50 long - that evil re.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

The stock market sympathized with the fall os
gold and the rumor Of a new loan, and at the first
board a general decline took place. The closing
quotations varied from those OF Yesterdays second
board as iollows:-Erie recedcd a, New York
Central l11 Hudson River q, Reading !. Fort
Wayne 21a Michigan Southern 4 Illinois Central
2H, Cleveland and Pttsburg ~, Chicago ana
Northwestern z, preferred 11S; Chicago and Rock
Island Ia, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 2Ia
Michigan Central IA, Ohio and Mississippi certif-
Gates ~, Cumberland Coal "a, Quicksilver "a,
and Hariposa H.
Government securities were strong at an ad
vance. Coupon skies Of 1881 improved "a, coupon
fve-twenties q q l, new issue 4. Coupon ten
forties sold at "a, one year ccrtif ates o5L.
State and bank stocks and railroad bonds were
dull.
After the CALL and at the open board, at one
O'Clock, the market was heavy and fraction
lower.
At the second regular board it submitted to
further decline, and the closing sales compared
thus with those OF the morning:--Erie declined
1T, Hudson River /, Reading 2, Michigan Central
2, Illinois Central /, Michigan Southern ., North
western rs Rock Island "a, Fort Wayne 70, Mari
posa q, Cumberland Coal "a, Ohio and Mississippi;
certificates u.
Government securities underwent further i'm
drovement. Coupon SKIES of 1881 advanced 4.
coupon dve-twenties, new issue, u; coupon ten
forties one year certificates
The money market is moderately active; but
stock houses have their wants fully supplied at
seven per cent on call. although the demand from
them is brisk. The discount line is inactive, and
lenders are indsposed to take any but first class
names at short dates. The usual rates are still
from nine to twelve per cent, eight being excep-
tional.
There is very little doing in foreign exchange.
Bankers quotations for sterling continue firm at
1897 for sixty days, and Ill for three days bills.
Merchants bills neglected, although offered at
los 1881. Francs are quoted at sos 5.l2.
The payment of the interest the January
coupons. amounting to about twelve millions, is
likely to be shortly anticipated by the Treasury,
after the manner of the November coupons; but,
owing TO the difficulties in the way Of selling bonds
with an undue coupon missing, large holders will
not be likely TO avail themselves freely of the
option Immediately.
circular just issued by the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington shows large falling of
in the crops for the present year as compared
with those for the two previous years. The COM
The New York herald., 1864-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. Nov. lO-6P.M.

THURSDAY, Nov. l0-6 p. M. I
The upward spasm of yesterday in the gold
market was succeeded to-day by violent reac-
tion consequent 10 a great extent upon published
reports from Washington that the government
was about 20 use 1.-THE influence at its command"
TO put down the premium, and that among other
things the Secretary Of the Treasury was ready
to announce that he would supply TO the mer-
camille community all the gold needed for
legitimate purposes at . premium of fifty
per cent; also that q new seven thirty cur
rency loan was about TO be placed on
the market and sold to the highest bidders, with
large per centage of the principal receivable in
certificates Of Indebtedness. To assist the effect
OF all this rumors put aioat that peace nego.
tations were on foot, and that the government
was selling gold in the open market. But neither
the reports from Washington nor the rumors in
town have as yet, SO far as we are able to learn,
any basis in fact. The sale Of gold by the Trea-
sury would prove only an element OF weakness
instead Of strength to it, and although it would
temporarily exercise depressing influence
upon the premium. it would predispose it to
sharp rally afterwards, and the Treasury would
probably within q short time be forced into the
market as buyer to meet the payment of inte-
rest its gold bearing bonds. The policy OF
selling interest in currency securities is, however,
to be advocated. We have already too large
debt with interest in specie, considering the pre-
mum at which the latter stands and the
large volume of currency in circulation. Either
the legal tender issues should be appre-
ciated in value by the funding of a
large portion Of them, and the enactment of mea-
sures preventing their future increase, or Interest
in gold should stop on new loans, unless at low
rate-say three per cent per annum.
The variations in gold during the day have been
The New York herald., 1864-11-11
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, NOV. lO-6P M.
AsnES-Receipts, o bbs. There more Inquiry,
and business done Sl2 SO Sl3 Tor pots and
$l4 for pearls.
BREApsrufrs-Recepts, 525 bbls. -four. "a bbls and
625 bags c,rn meal, 1854 bushels wheat, As 65s do
corn. 25 1913 do barley and 3l2 do malt. he -four
market was 10c. l5c lower, with rather move
ment. particularly In extra State, speculation. Sales
Is 900 bbs. State and Western tincIudng SOC bbs
extra STATE deliverable IN all this month $40 10
$40 So and 900 do in Decem oer at $40 49, coo South
ern and 400 Canadian. Rye flour nomnaly m.
changed Corn meal ruled quiet, with sales OF SO bbls
Brandy wine At IS as. We aunta.--
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

Redaed was firm at 9Tkc 2Ss Tor son white, 26o.
20 sc. tor soft yellow and DO. for hrads
TEA.-lhere WAS bui little demand for any description
th ugh prices we're without decided change.
TALLow continued active and the market Was again
nrmer. Sales $50 900 lbs, at Is 20. lokc
WmsyHY.-kecoiys 20s bbls. Market quiet and steady
with small psroel of the latter reported at 81 rs.
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DANGEROUS srABBINa AFFRAY IN A LAGER BEER
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
plarr;ed.

BAYAUD-BARMoRg.-ODT Thursday November 10, AZ the
Church Of the AnnuDciatoa, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Talbot, GEJRGg ID. BYAUD to JOSEPHINE, daughter OF
Harvey DarMore, all OF this city
HuGHEs-HsArH.--O Wednesday. No vember 0. at Cal
vary church. by the Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke. DID,
W. b. HcGHEs, formerly OF Dudley, E1gand TO LzzlE
eldest daug bier Of A. Ii. Heath, 81 OF New York.
Birmingham. Dudley and Wolver hampton, England,
papers please COPY.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

Tho wheat market was inactive, and nomnay &c &c.
lower. Only ono sae-a single boat load OF Chicago
(about goo bushes) changed hands at - 25 Rye
firm and in inir demand wth.eaIes OF 10 200 bushe,
81 ai sc for Western. Barley quiet but hrm at
81 IS for Carada West at wbch $500 bushels changed
hands. Corn was and To- desrer, with safes OF
800 bushels at 81 70 81 "a for Western Mixed
81 "a Tor yellow Oats were also 10 limited supply, and
prices tending ypwprd sales at 900 Gle for Canada
92c. a CSC. Tor state and g3c a s4c. for Western.
CofYEs-1he demand was less active TO day, and prices
trife easier; sass.of 500 bags Rio AZ 45c.
COTTON was In Increased demand and 6rm with sales OF
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

Amy eorW srs UsWnhg h tvs sslumus-oss -
s,cn s'de o. tse hIsssssi rvss: rhs design 70 gobbls
have been taken te clean 0ut the ern
and restore peace 70 all parts u tho State
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

HAVANA, NASSAU. n. r., KINGSTON, IA, AND Nsu
ORLEANs
FoR \ nAssAu AID HAvAsA-Stoamship Corsea. from Nov
YORK, Nov7
FoR KINosroE. J-Steamshp Aonezuma frsm New YosA
Nov %
FoR HAvAxA-steamship Eagle. from New York NovS
FoR NEW ORLxANs-Stea anship Champien. from NsW
York Nov 30 .
Steamship D Morning Star. from New York Nov
Steamship Eveung Star from New York. Nov L.
Sieansh,p Fung Shuey, from New York Nov 10: =
Steamship George Washington. from New York Nov -
at3PM. =
Steamship Arle from New York Nov l6
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

mains, and II is rapidly increasing one, 80 long
will gold remain beyond the control Of the gov
ernment, and the tendency OF our paper money
will be towards greater depreciation. Check
that evil, however, and revise the tariff and tax
law. and our financial future will at brighten,
and speculation in specie viii lose its terrors and
the daily, or hourly anxious question of at least
half the population of the United States will no
longer be what is the price of gold?"
The following was the business transacted at the
Office of the United States Assistant Treasurer in
this city to-day
Receipts for customs. Sl2l 800
Total lrecep,s.......,.. .........I,00 DOL ,st5
osv''es
Balance e................... 40 4U2
Subscriptions 10 government Ioan............ $1,000
, 1864-09-29

Alter much arEuMeul aud WrxugIinr the
Board ofSupelvisors adopted the ADVICE of
The TRIBUNE and voted S3O0 bounty to every
substitute snd conecrip.ed man held to
serve. THIS is right 1t is simple equity. 1t
is the proper method Whereby the burden Of
tie draft iE distributed on the shoulders Of
I'LL. There IRE scores aud, perhaps, hundreds
Of wealthy men in the county who are either
over Is years or physically exempt. BIZ
lcvyitg special tax on properly Of half a
million, Ills ciase of persons will be obliged
to Contribute TO the fund to procure volun-
tiers, or help compensate those WHIP are
drafted. We believe In making property
stand It's Share ofthe obligation. By paving
$500 to each drafted man he Is enablsd to
procure substitute by adding OH a
reasonable sum OF LIS owu: or If
he can not procure ono then he
IL paid something handsome for his 1osa of
time. The Ward Committees arc rnuk{np m
purses to add 800 caeh to the conntv
bounty Of $500, to be given to each sui.
stitutc, volunteer, or conscript. This
will make 500 each man will receive In nd
dition to bis Government pay, clothes, and
ratione, for years military eeryice, If the
war lasts that 1ong-thc whole amounting to
81 600, which, it must be admitted, is Tery
fair compensation. more, by considerable
than most OF those drafted or voluuteerfuE
would earn at home in the Sane period Of
time. We btlioye in making those who stay
q: home pay fair compensation to those
who 20 to the wars to fight in the defense of
the Nation, and We believe, furthermore,
that every man should par in proportion to
, 1864-09-29

octat'on- The Union nca arc in the bes. ct
spirits and are sure Of tbs St1:e, but are wo-l:-
ing for big majority.
While salute OF one Fhrnd1ed gins wss being
lied hero ibis afternoon, In honcr Of 6herman's
victory, one Of the artlller3men had both arms
shot OF by the premature discharge Of gun.
Gen 6lrJey learcs to, o,mof1oW morning 1ot Fort
RIPLEY, on 81 tour OF Inspection.
ProvOet Murthal Gen. Fry has informed the
dratt officials in this State that all men Who paid
the thFte hundrrd doll8rs commusation under the
last draft, Gre, hy order Of rhc Secretary Of War,
relieved from the preseLt call.
, 1864-09-29
ERDN CENTRAL Ix.F,evn4S
meet1ngH ef oya1tY ard Lincoln in
FiAe and Ec0tt Couu1icM-

ISPtctI UEfr.fch 10 Tue ChfcaC0 Trlbune1
WINCHESTER, Scott Co.. ~
Wednesday. Sept. %, ISL,
The meeting At PittsGe}d, Pike county. vester.
day, and the meeting today at Winchester. Scott
county, both addressed By Gen. 0Glesby. wcrc dis
ttnEuithad by The same enthusiasm and by the
same eafucstneEs as those ne have atte1ded in
other portions Of tie State.
Ills portion Of Illinois will make astonishing
setulns in November.
The drafs Ia Just nov the absorbing question
and Coprerhcads aud Dimoc1ata arc unuiatak,h..
, 1864-09-29
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1864.

upon the anxious seat. Tho sun of al their IT.
guIr!es Just now IL .tWha. will do for eubsu
tue7" The price OF these 1s Influenced b. tue
gzea. law Of trade-supp1y and demaud-and the
la;tcr 10 largely In exeess Of the former.
The Wccdtord county Ooppezbeads are draining
the marker, and prices 1r:c high. It Is aston,sh
ing Low highly the5c patriots just nos es.ss7, the
saig0tr- Ibey ehake bands with hin, eat With
htnr drink with him, and sleep with hun. Their
nieter''
Geb. J. N. Palmer yesterday defended himself
from an ind.rtu ent tuund against him by the CT !,
Jnry Of the county foF bringing q negro. into ths
Laws Of the s!ate Of Illinois. hare not heard
the Fetuit.
To day an immense Uaion meeting Will be held
t.f railroads and telcsraphs, acd mnat depend for
the transmiss.on Of hews upon such chances ard
facilitlts as may offer.
, 1864-09-29
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS. n. F.. Sept, =. vis PoEr Hoop, Sept.
QSseSsHteW1 tow! 1sth, s hs: pa;ssd caos Rsee7
french e5nvtynment n.pcrs consider til It the pros
poets Of General Mcclellan for tic PTesideney are
sccu1e:
The Lapdon Nesrs Gays there can be no cordial.
TT IN the future relations between she. United
STATES ard France. II General AcCl13lan 1s ecc,ed
to i r. f. Prstlaeney, he being known as . strong
Ths IoIdon Hevasa, a,lua1ng to the coming
Presidential election, *ays: We believe that aii
EeEetatons rnnst fail, a. nll force has hi ed We
II ieTe separation 10 be Just and wise and that It
has become Inevitable; but ws will readily admit
that, il tennion Wcre possible, the Democratic
plan appears the only chance or hope forits accom-
Actlse operations have CON utenced for the m,n.
a4e.uIe Of the Auantlc telegraph cable.
4. ahe London Ting Lectures the Australians who
Charges are that Ergtaud hss not been allowed to
lrrn &c htr taete f mi ,tarJ l,fy.
=, III TINES tt proc. eds 10 show the Austria
lia1.s that Lad En.iapd eore to Wat with Russia
On accouLt Of Poland, tronble and disaster might
EAve ts1en upon them.
Rnssis expecting m outbreak, hid instructed
leave their respective posts By different routes 70.
h cunnon rcudczvUuE, Hscerta1ned to be mid
OCEAN, ond the feet thus assembled vas to ho]d IL
selt i1 readiness atd bear down on the Australian
Colo1ite.
srAls-Tbe Queen, By The advice OF alarah,1
gDouLea auupoueo NaFTaex to form . aeH
Mln!efTys
BnAk1Ic-A late telegram state. that ths coxa,;,.
meht OF MonteVideo have rtfaeed the nit,mstnss
u0oFcEstd to them by Brazil. with a yirw ~ ~
paclfcastou Of the Republic Of Uracuay, and th.f
olmed Intervention " Brazil Ia conseqn snt]1 eT.
Tcctcd. "a
JArAv-The Paris Aon;feur reports that The.
Ene'1fh COMMANDER IN japan has summoned tha
Japanese Government 10 remove within tv4nfv
Gays all obstacles to the navigation in the Strats
q sutofnlek ke cauFed by the 1o1fdcattons Prince
NsGato lad constructed, Nnot comuljrd win ~
1oIufcast1rs are tc be attacked, -
LIVERPOOL, Saturday eyeuIns-Tac no1Itirs1
news to dby IL unimpaStALt Mr. Baxter IN sd.
dressing his constituents at Mpptrose- eInresssd
sentiments heartily Rympathiz1ng w1th tho Union.
!, The raris Aonis<ur eiycs CURRENCY 70 rnmor
t1as ne sotlationt were progressing at Vienna with
t9t "sIect 10 prc!ong pnti1 the 18th o. Decemher
Tue ar1nts11ee which expired the 18Th Of Septem.
FARTHER Po1s7, Wednesday, Sept. as.-The
Eieancr, Nova Scotia, frnm Liverpool 16th and
Londondtr rf1 16Ih, hiss arrived with dates one daY
L1SKnroo1. Sept. 18.-Eo.ron downward: de.
sihco 1n on American ana233d on other 5escrjp.
IONS The market on Friday closed u4iet and
teaay' NeW orieans fair, a04d;. do inlddliu9,
.;ha ~ ~ Mobile fair, SOD; Do 1nllillng, sd: up,
ahos "a ieit, @3fd; Do Initdl!nC. a75+. Stock in
'olr, ~ taies, Of which Il, go is American.
h!s;saslnts quiet ard steady. Corn declining.
LONDON. Sept. 18.-Consols closed at s. for
money. Amerlcaz stocks unchanged. Erie shares
noted at 114Ef IL. ~. "A
, 1864-09-29
REEF AND BEEF HAMS.
OCAL INSTRUCTION,-.

MRS. 3. @. BcsTW1cK having Eeturred tfor ths
Estt Vii be ieady TO receive pupils aa usuA1, ut her
1tsicelce 81 50 Ca1sat, tNort1 Dvs11or,) and at
kted's Temple Ct Mu1c. cororr Of Randolph ana
ntAtootp ata, WEaEo applications can b. n Ads faf
leIDA &C. kR&ttt3nqt
, 1864-09-29

; j. uos 1ous WENTWORTH 1T E1Gn-Mr.
L Wentworth will address the people o1 Eietn,
Ezae county, tomorrow (Fridsy) evening"
, 1864-09-29

fir1rer this moroiBg under the heavy ptesgufc to
cnrc1 the shorts Of the last two or rhree days II
q oPeee q a. So' ~ aef sonch:ns so4's IL declined
At$ . n 1a%e: @ ~ Petersburg had t,llsn put
the price down to 1885, rror
new YORK, Wednesday. Sept as:-Gold closed
Mt so21l at the evening Exchange.
From CoIorudo-11efent Of the
6ante Constitution.
.DxNy1a CITY, Colorado. Sept. 24.-The Con-
e!itutlunA eli ction was held n this Territory oa
Tneeday, the 13:h. The retu7ns como In rlowly,
State Conrt'tution ha. been defeated. Allen i.
Bradford Il elected Delegate to Consres..
The Overland Mall coaches commenced running
10: day. The road IL guarded by troops, 70 aB to
fully protect the coaches ard train.
Something LII ze Old Times.
co!ored woman snd child we:c kidnapped at Smith
Point, Lawrence county, in this State, and taken
Ar9RGfk TIE kidnappng pnray sotsa 81
tire for the district Of Kentucky: B. F shenpard.
who GLAZING the woman and child: and william
Sheppard. They hare heen arrested By the mill
tsry authorities ut Cattlettsbnrs. Il IL not Known
what disposition has been made Of them.
The Pay Of the Army.
NEW YORK, Wednesday, Sept, = The special
difpach to tia Commercial from Washington s,ys
that the entire amonut nf areenhacks 70 par the
81 y has been s~aTdsd to The ri rssa5S nsag
12nrths pay, with re-cnlis,iLg bounsies and pre-
mluEe,
From New Hampshire.
CnscoED. Wednesday, Sept. 2a-Tae supreme
Court Of New Hsmpehirc hsye unanimously de-
scided the soldiers voting bill to be valid and
birding law without the Signature oftee Governor,
the VETO r,esesee ct the Governor having been Ee-
turned to the State Legislature one day too late.
Old n ing Coal.
new TonK, Wednesday, Sept. es.---At auction
sales Of cosi. to dar, a5.o09 tons OF scrauton
changed hands at a decline nf more than two dol
lars pcr ton, compared With rntes Of Aa2nst~
. The following Is The rate: etolmooaf, $50:
lonp, s7.al785: CRATE, s.45Q}s5o; egs, $3.50;
chestnut. 81 00l7.i5.
Arrival of r. ort Morgan Pris-
0neTss
fEw YORK, Wednesday, Sept. e9.-The eteamer
Castandra, from New Orleans, 18TH win 2ls pyia-
oAets from Fort Morgan. arrived this morning.
The Quota Of New York.
ENEw YonK; Wednesday, Sept. ss-.otacisl notice
hiss heen received that the quota Tor New fo:k
Under the last call for 800, geo, ID fnll-
Baltimore q Ohio Rnzsrond.
WARRINGTON. "Wednesday. sept. ee-Fhe ffst
through tain for wheeling 6 left this moeatng.
, 1864-09-29

the receipts 3: the close Of the dtat day nmoaus
t. 5t,N0.
Uuf.es the c4ster fho1'd be rery unfavc1ah'e,
tie Fair pramiees to be q buctets, aaQ is welt
worth attending.
TC-us.7ruw is fixed for the equestrian display,
the fItal OF machiLeEy, AID e:ecltua Of of1cezs.
, 1864-09-29

JEAN SCHUYLER.
FSc1etsor e Aotera Lsrgua=ss feso- ctfat1y an
tae fssnch ano oesEAn LsaeusRes IN p1ivate o. ID
Mr. 9, has received conplete co11ea1.ts e1ueA-
ssd toE the last e1e.t years been eng aad as
t e y s1mf ct tnh leading rcsuonal a5.l:u-
hsisrs to Taemas 3. Dr3sa. Eza.. J. 2. Onke., Esq.
Ip2iv 81 y Ela1k btleet, Doom No. g. Or Fsa: Once
oeI eas. Ee27-d1M. 3tues
HRESH PACKED BEEE.-We
4 have aeupply Of
BEEF AND BEEF HAMS,
Of this fails racksns. now ready for delivery which
VIC 6isx tc oE1 patrons aud iha trcte Generally.
/ F.. KENT j. CO.,
Ee@I-s911ttEet Nc. II Mell3 sxrect.
, 1864-09-29

TN CHANCERY-In Chamber.
T. Wed:es5sy: tac twenty At.t day Of s:ptcmbr, IN
Queen Victoria. ana = The ycsE q Our Lord 1884,"
". G. spTacEt between Matthew Robert Vao
KouPhhet, plaintiff, and John Legac5 and james
Burns, defendants.
Upen tke application Of tho plaintiff and it appear-
,uE By affidavit Tint alter dne diligence the said d.
,ess an, John Le:aes cannot os found TO b. served
cereo: tnat tae saic Getenasnt John Lsysck. % on
Of nele.e the 1h!s:ts'h DAY o5 E1yemheE n73s. an
drred. that COPY or th.s order, :oRe:hor 1t5 the
notice rqrtset By the General Orders Of ths CousE
BE- 1nsi!sGea IL II r. tns G4tcAao T9nua1 ip9,swspapsr
ofthe ur,ted Statca of America. cnce IN zach week
for four wrecks nt1t preceding the said In1t1sth
0bV Of kovEEheF next.
Ana IT'S further o,aered. That an cfce copy Of he
flh in tbs cRu:e b mailed, addressed TO John
LeVackt Eascago. State Il 1ilsnols:
Hued. 4. 9EAST, Realstreg.
JOHN LEYACk-TrEe nottce, that II ron do Eot
snIwt1 den to the bill pursuant 70 th1 nbo7e or
Ger. The p1satn may Oh. ain ao order TO laze the b
as cGnitssed aga nai yOu md thB Court EouY graft
!uch 1eiet kE ;: nav hs entitled 70 on his show
1uIu1e pTpceect. Ia the seq thg It lteHT
, 1864-09-29

GEN TELL HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ H1TURE, PIANO FORTE, &C.,
AT ADCTION,
On TnEHSnAT, Oct. 6,h, at 10 O'Clock 1t dwelling
hautt No. t3d a Lba4h aveoua.
NA. 4. BUFFERS CO.,
EezstsliB st tet Aucttcnrs:B,
, 1864-09-29

poposas must be enclosed Ia IL eny.i ne sea,,d
and aotrete1 TO thu undcrSlRueh, aud mnst H. ais
aa or s:t On tne upper ets haGd co9nes Of Us
The rights 1escsved to reject a-v cr AZ ,,,, r.
such course should be ceemsd t. TIC t1ta;s,r the
United EtAte1. n IN u"s y " y tue
te2ots7-15t Mai am rasAs
, 1864-09-29

i ,ARGE AND DESIRABLE
- STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
At AUCTION,
On WBnNRsDAY. Oct sth. 1sts. at 9x O'Clock, At
Hntttxa' Anct!0n Rooms in Portland Biotf cnfrrr
Of Dth1 boi1 and WsshipEtcn straet
.co.,xn~ hin. a. BUFFERS d CO,
41<*L1Io Il ntt AucnQneef5.
, 1864-09-29
Ncm Qualifications.
TOR TIE BENEE1T OBI AMI
j, efmJ fffeudr, Riaa to g.atc that lam

NOT. THE MM. ELY
Who icst largely on wheat. but snl HfILL SO JED,
A3G tuInishl;g SUITS QF CL0TuEt FOR CASH.
%!.eh has saFHyts SO FAR. pree1uded failure, or
much lofs.
, 1864-09-29


We. 10 9Eaers!:ned, nersoy Rnaraary ttss Should
ee ~ ns% e T. qs
tbs mon1t Of ore fourth the Valus Of the ttoYes -
p. seu to be fnftIAheG, shall ba executed renn,Yed
tEtKrst3resD .....,,........
, 1864-09-29

new YORK, "Wednesday, Sept sa-Go1d oreued
1r1net this morning under the heavy pressure to
opened at S0a51; after tonch!ug e0Iz: Ii declined
at o.31 p. m. 10 a01H.
,-Ata 30 rumor That Petersburg had fa1len put
the price down to 1876.
LATEST
, 1864-09-29

RsEre!k bsilway ! ear tn city OF Chicago. Apply
to J0SEtH 3. YOUNG, ChLai hnK1ness. DMce ~
Is ntG1th h11tet. 0V0s N. +. t56I1Iue I4D ned Oh