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, 1864-08-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Al sa:es Of Grotn 1sposts,l tn this narket -epcrt
are On d ba.A y q storage pr tueasl. uEstss
sStstss s;S<rs,ts: .tet:a .;sa ox5 a a<e:rt t<'s
SATURDAY Evening, Aug. g.. 1854.
FRE1GHTs-GaAM FgE;qnTs-Fism. The en-.
EsgssMsns @ @toSay we'eSsro g p1 J.
whsat. as se, T1 cAPk VisoksT-schE Y. J. Preston,
"LAxx ANp RA1L"FAE.snra.-There Is no change
E!o@ 4a;t . RcsseS. lsfs ana 1a,1.* ,e
freysioas 1s io III q Nv Ho1f. 1asa ssd isi. 1
Pro1sisa: S to II. Ill wat:i. iGS r;.::. &C..
Flour to Montreal ~ water. .........-.,. Sss.;;
Ffosr FH5s e e 1MSasss n IA
Pork to 4ont;sa1 r. sa1nia IGe2....
RicaI to Rostec, "a saEn.a. 1:9a...
fHs !etss ss e saisd s6ovo: "a bs pa(a l.
". KanosD FasianTs ID no change in rates.
10 s'E s'Fk; i;sil u "a ss Like Ef:ss Is Is :s
TO B:'toa' II Il 81 i;sss Eis::sss Is ~
TO TO B:;'ns;S B:ras = = i; Al ii
Ss;SS!s5s; Fl ;s; 4, nj:
S4: seSa sSs = as i S..
i, III + sEfG 81;
FL l. ss'f 2 g :g's shipped
SIS b. AarS. {or Niatsr NasF aetlIs I'D e
nass MRgR
s. e e e .S 81 I'd !; IS ;s9s% e
Ktsted Eed = t xoS,5 ssR1Se Ra.
ss; IS gsa1!s 3 e s. M | a. M
4 4 IS 5 e : se e 99ai R
M e 6 3 Ess;s5 :! 9 Ss5R 5 Il & +
NO grade'' a. q 59.the maskst for Spring Wheat
e'es MI ba: sh!ppea issso
hu Halket adyasced i@el4c 2 bu. sae5 were:
SCI g S.? 3
ss e o. e As1sa s&s 81 eSnf ao II : s
ssa III. ID a. Il Il an 2iz99 ID Kejected Con-
e: @ Closing @ dfa At sisi5i tx ior Ia Corr IL
ATs-Esee,ssss today .s1s7 nu; shipped, sseoe
s;so se e i 5sc or Dc a; IS; ;ooa -. o,s i
E & s ~ sssz Ssszs!
Is s.s:s i i ton at 10 81 is!ss
nAhhEXsEssstvss soSe M.s5s. II 4 s,r ar., s.'ss
s;1;{ Il ;4s: ssy:s
EsppinE Bitter IN
sales 70 as asis:-i;d prime ii ss s is IL
REaRa@Romiasl saR@oS q III st t.eaaaso buiael.
BAEGIh&S-AArktt, moderately active aud In
fair supply, On CHICAGO 4 seamleas xe note 81 sd
vance OF &C. o, &C on Eagle 6ewed Linen. ot SC Oh
Golden CiY md Of &c on fcur tushel Dnraps, PiccT
generally f1m at Preteut quotations. We Qnote:
1t4Sk,
Mentor A, seamless. Is
HampdeN E, beAu1f2. 80
MAtery L. Ee.olete 33o
Chicago A, seamless. +..,. 90
LonRNoed '..sss...;s..,s 81
Manch ester a. eeWed uasq 30
Cort EIth4oFc 4, 1eYed Nnen. Is
EIuA AE4T1 60
Ehs 10 Is
EXEF ssdf. g
Em1up C1tJ. seNed llnen... Is
HetEt1 Clsf eEoo inca. IS
stoftp1. tGuf 0d......... E3
Han14e&.n nFo 63
tu01 -
AHo nn.s 81
z'oa s:sA' e;.'' fos.oa f,s. a.'.....~......... 8
/. :, ., = =. HIe1..s...-.st-s%~. .4......,,, IS
q A., = Gu-41Aas.s'"+'ss. ,~-. y
! pat@t+-s*.-s+ - -.-A......1st stA&5U$
IL
- LIZ .......-..4,....,..,... Il
r. s,< oatA3, s71
, 1864-08-08
CHICAGO LUmBKA n7ARKEE.

EHlCAEzs LUNBE:H WAxREE.
SATURDAY Ey1aIr8, August s. 1ssS.
LUMaER-Recelsed yesterday, 3.7a5Gdo feet.
There have been cargoes tae market this
ing. With more active demsn1, prices rule nrmer,
but without quotAb1o ehapEe.
9uIfGLEs-RtcclTed yesterday, 10000. Receipts
still small and inadequate MAraet Tery hzm aud an
changed.
LAaH-Recelyea yesterday, $4,000 pcs. Market
quiet and steady.
CARGO PALE TO-DAY.
Cargo schr Geo. Foster, fscm Johnsoa's MILL Mus
keser. to arrive. - coo feet ELI run lumber, cut to
rdcr at
, 1864-08-08
#i6eeUu,ltoug.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


TxEAspEY xrAErAENTs july Is, Nek.
Notice IL hereby given that subscriptions VIII -
received By the Treasurer OF tao United Bsa:es TIE
styeral Aadisssnt T.easa.crs aEd d:aGnAtcd Desoa.
tsr1es. acd by the Rational Bsasa deslGnated snd
qualified ~ Deroti;a1Ies 4nd Financial AEens.toe
Treasury Eotes a5ab1e three 1esrs from August IL.
1884, beszing iaserestas ths rate Of sevea Aad thzea
tenths per cent snnum with seml annual coupsns
st:ached, payable IN 1svsul money.
1tese notes will becsaveztlble at the option Of tAs
holder 1t maturity. into si1 per csnt Rol4 osatiax
bonts. redeemsble sttss nve sud psrasls sxeu.x
years ftcn August Is, 1857
1ha Notes viii BE- lssued IN denonnnAsioss Of aksy,
one hundred. I've hundred, cns thousand, aad .ys
Thousand dollars, and win b issued IN blank. ar
PAY so1s 10 order may be directed ~ tAe saoses<
bGs. "
All lllusscrtptions must BE- for dy dollars, or sone
multiple Of Atty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be lstuea for, all aso3-
sltp. The party depostt1ag must endorae upo3 tae
original certificate the dsnon.aatioa Of xoto5 70.
qplea and whether thsy axs 70 ba tssusd IN oanko<
PAYABLE 10 order. When 80 endorsed tt uust b lsR
with the oeez receiving thu depoas to be lozx1rd-
I'd to this Department.
The roie& will be transmitted 10 the oxaa.s kas Of
transportation charzes as soon after the receipt Of
the original Certificates OF Depos,t ~ they can Ia
prepared.
Interest Will be allowed to August Is On III de1ossz
made prior to that date. and will be patd b1 tho DE-
partment upon receipt Of the original cerndcAkaz-
A tho notes draw ntersst from Auksst ls. persoas
making depo4its subsequent to that data must pAr
the interest accrued som dateof nots to data of d.
poA1r.
Parties depoeiting twenty-five Thousand dotlsss
and upwards for these norea At my one time win pe
allowed / commtfdoa Of oue.quartez Of ons ps<
cent, which vii be paid By this Department upon
the receipt Of blu fcr the amount, ccz tiled to by
the officer with whom tho deposit VIVA made. 10 Dc
duauons for commissions must be na.ls from the
dcpoilts.
oce,s receiving depcsits viii REQ thss the proper
endorsements made upon tho original certificates
All Officers authorized to receive depoass sza se-
auestsd to 2lye to applicants all desired Information
sad afford every facility for making subscriptions.
w.P. FxssENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
, 1864-08-08
TIE NATIONAL DEBT.

Our home toriee, no one Of whom holds a
dollar cf the national dett, except ss be Is
compelled to take It In the form Of green
lacks, prefer to bc sadly afflicted for fear
II will not be psid. In the mournful jeremi-
ads OF these decoy ducks'' Of JEFF Davis
uur debt Il to hll other debts ns the Egyp-
tim pyramids 10 u niole hill. What are the
fucts: susposiIg the var to continue till
January 1866, at the present rate Of expen-
djture, our debt will be tweuty-eix hundred
millions Of dollars The tot.l amount Of
our property viii be twenty-siz thousand
millions Of dollars, or twenty-six billions.
IN other ords We will owe ten per cent Of
what VIC shnll then be worth, and own the
debt Ourselves. Shlll We repudiate BECAUSE
we owe one tenth as much as ne are worth.
ard that 10 the members Of our own family?
In 1876, our national debt, caused By the
war OF 1872, was one hundred and twenty
seven millions Of dollars. 0ur property was
worth eighteen hundred millions Our debt
vas ecycn and seyen one-hundredths per
cent Of our property, or not lar fr>m the
preseu. ratio Of our debt to the national
wealth. We p1id that debt almost without
knowing it, as the OK bore the burden of
the fy'e Weight Our present debt is no
larger to.lu,. and will be less than three
per cent larger III 1866, Even If our war con-
tinues At m increased rate Of expense, In the
ratio Of its past Increase, until 1870, our debt
will be but sixteen and two-thfrds Der cent
OF our wealth, while the national debt Of
Great Britain, in 1861, vas forty-onc and
fourteen one-buzcredths per cent Of her
properly, or more than three times what
pey to suEtain or GorLrumert one third as
much ns England paid to overthrow Sapo-
leon?
The truth Is, there is wholesale ignorance
as well as malicious Misrepresentation In
the "Democratic party, relative to the
effect ot national debt So far from debt
weakening a government, 1t, II properly
managed, strengthens it vastly. Great Bin.
tain, France, Austria and Russia could not
hold together for any length Of time but for
tue people being bound to their government
Us creditors, as holders Of It's debts, aud
therefore interested in Its welfare. Would
the South have rebelled if the two Thousand
millions they had invested IN slaves had been
invested in Government stocks. and the
Slaves had been hired laborerss At the end
of the war we shall have invested in the Gov.
ernucnt IN amount equal to what at its con,
u,cpcemcnt We had invested in slavery, II
was because the wealth Of the people ut the
South was all in elayes and none Of 1t in
Government stocks, That slavery became
stronger than the Government, for where arc
our pockets there are our affections. tsWherf
Thy treasure IL. there will thine heart be also. II
Those whose treasure Was In slaves stood
, 1864-08-08

,.u.,n -. -x.,..---
,,.. ~, ~ ~ ,1,s 80 ~, 1k,naa, k,ns =
Cars Of n0 feet.. eet..;..-::.;-..;..,..-..... $40 Sd
sact Ws1nr ~. II e
~. ~. "r,,.snsao, = FIT ~ ~; ~, .som
Aieh Southern, 2arEe e sAss. E ~; % e
,.,,a t 40 nu,xff Is ,5 car jesS f6.n IL ~
when shipped by ~ 1an
"as ts. ,n,nnea ~ ni ran. e'" >AaA " ao'
,ppr c.7r,p
80 1...,
2n9 totas teeelp's y. neet eae.ss >. .ae various
sAtcs "a 'ue - s ,.,S 1sfe.n. aaatus =. :rs5' s5'
a. ecfsh.sd nj. "a m hoss -. +ta.
49, tast wser. - hesa -uo-a 49, s-
L. ~ so--..sont,.r -. -. 80
- 80 ss,ams .rt. .s.''
!.M ans oa'' - ~" '1'''"' 's'A .0N'A4e "'
Mcuasy. III
Taesday:.. ~
asa
SATURDAY 8oS
loea1
There has been fair dsmsEd for shipptag cattle
dnfnF the wees' and with ona receipts, prices hsse
fuied felT nln, n9t With no advance on Previous
Qu0t4t!one' Medium cattle have oe:n In l4tKe do.
nsId en- Government account. The market has
ruled for thsse hznn a. last Saturdays quotations.
but On common grades We note 4 decll2e Of 5oc p
ITO MS.
The ing ate the closing pstces Of the market
thS Teek Aro compared With last eAiuIdaT evening:
c1os1Ya PRICES.
This xeeS. last wet<
Prime to extra shipping
, 1864-08-08

have for the solar or sideria1 systems but
they will not lore 1t Internationally un.a
their blood and their interests afe o4eoue1
inseparaoiT with II.
~,nu.@ ~oppER4RaD coN-
sPIRA0Y.
! We nub1,sh in this issue another install
| ment Of the great copperhead conspiracy,
brought to light at ST. Louis. It consists Of
the eworn confession OF the Grand Secretary
OF the Q. A: T., Green B. Smith, who has
made a c'ean breast OF the whole thing, so far
us bis knowledge extends. Chas- L. Hunt,
the "6Fand Commander" and c. E. Dunn,
the Dept Commander. have also made vol
untary confessions under oath, fully corrob.
Grating all that Green tells, It is shock
ing expedition Of Copperhead plans, purpo.
see ana senumeote. The Grand Secretary
3seeiS ADMITS mat the .. T. Z. Democrats
are noeute IN every respect to the National
Government and friendly to the Confede-
rates; that the prevailing idea Of the men1-
bers is to unite Northern Democrats and
Southern rebels to overthrow the Govern
mint and aarrr~ a d,azo,,+,on oe +ha 11,,,,
r.--.,..- -. ~ W.
snA. tue o4oet ~ tnolousHs 4is-
"e suat %oe A.e'uoeao " tAell ioose
1ooms or Caetles fe)olce over the reFerse5 OF
Inc ederai army, and exult when the rebels
gain victory.
Va1landigha1n is the head Of this treason
able order. He eays that it Ia claimed That
100, GOO "Democrats in Illinois and 81. 1000
"Democrats ,, in Indiana belong II, the Or
der. which mar be an exapperatio,
The Connerhced nane,a ~ tn tn-, Aha nv
nosnra n rfd3cn1a rai1inr - .s snntha. Cse
nouder Plntn nmore's ra.t =, ~ ~
tha nroofs tos, .oorn,,,,.t,s -'"..,, ~.
last fhe 5eve,onment "a o-nzrnea .1,.,. 81,
oo.toes,o~, ~. .,,a 80. sa VIVA 4on
- ..... e~nep"a'o!s'
~. -" 10 =" oe
ss r,a - Ca.s.,'as. 80 sa .,4S % .ue piesent
Tho+ ;,s .Ganta .,ns. So se.. ~ epouts,s' ~,
' 1s' " -, uama Il not a1s-
Aoos ~ VIC" pn1y' eeeins lnes1ao1e'
1oe1' a1son ana .oooery. are the pfac-
.,ees ana Pfecepts o1 the y: a. h: fraternity.
tne q, 1nuie 1,e'nse'm NJ, oeciases mat:
~ Me pug VI n!ssoas1 ".tntn Inc !ast three
" to .o4 as muosas, pto"sm5 I've use nanafeo Union men
49,. r"1ss - .sss. 49, oao' noa uae ornsn. IN
ef as food Tor vnlurs.s ma xnd hesrs No. a1s -,
these were beads OF families and have len wives
and children, who have had their homes given to
the fame1, and are now fueitives and besgars.
| "Nothing ie clearer than that these murders
have been perpeirated In pursuance Of a regular
syftem and understanding. 4 ce1atn class Of men
ONLY haFc been molested. The work Of their de-
ftrucsion has gone on day afteT day, and week af'
te1 "eeA. "lin iegoiantJ ana IN accu1acy which
.hs. ,...ss ~. - ~ aom"on pu.pose' u
h,ra M on,r he h,t vs.
Of many of he ACTORS in tbess deeds of btoo6 ths
they obeyed the authority ofthe nan WIN n recog
| ,t~.a 90 ~, h..a ~ H.. ..n.,t,. .,....a ...-1
, 1864-08-08

Fiour and Grain in storo in Chicago.
The following table thows the amount OF Flour and
grain In store this city the sth OF July With the
amount reported the wsek prertcu1, aud that OF the
rnrre andniiny date In ls6a.
, 1864-08-08

SATURDAY EvxyrN6 August $, 1854.
Tbs receipts OF Beef Cattle and L:Te Hogs at the
yr1icua ya.da Ii the city, during the week ending
tc.day, compare follows with the pro7ious weekly
, 1864-08-08
D FAD AND REFLECT.

It has been ron time Insmemor1al sns object a
phpAuthroplst7 to find some remedy for the Ills O
life, and scientific skiu has for ages explored eye7
avenue In order to discover the hidden aecrat ha&
beeu however, reserved for modern science to bring
bafose tho Tcila the Erest destroyer of diaesSa&
And In
, 1864-08-08
FEOA THE Ron. THOMAS 3. ELpzX1tsN,
IRON THE aON. THOMAS p ELok3hCA-

i. H. L.
Hsviis T. fits sss,eg i s, ,eEbs1 & e
r1enced marked bereut from yout Hcohaaaa Gez7naa
Bittsrs. During long and. tedious session Of Con-
9rcss preeslnR and oue.os dn iea nearly psostratS
me- Eipd friend suggested thB Wa Of tie pfepe+1-
t1Cn haya named. 7 t33R biz advice and the run
val Improvement Q! health renewed energy, tct Fat
particalar relicf 90 much needed ard ohta1ned-
w. THOMAS B. FLoRRNCx-
The following well known reverend geutIe1aeo have
acknowledged IN writing the great btnedta they hsta
received trcN Ihe Use OF ehkeo Btsers. Such test3
mony nrst certainly convince the mos. axspkieal:
Rsy. Levi e. RecL, Pastor nE the Baptst Ch1re4.
4rS Fsm5ssts4 y; formerly Of tae North sspsa
sksv. T: >. sstFfisd. raator of rwelah B.stss
Ray: fnomas Winter. Pastor Of Ro1bosoush BsssSs
Key. 5. Herma5. of ths Gesmsn Reformed Chasse-
Kut5toEn, Betks county. -. -,,,,.
NJ j., and Ml,estovSn, Pa. Baptist EhnscoeeA
Re1. T. Newton brown. D. D.. Edit9t q tne f@ @.s.
clooedta Of Rel Elous kndsladgs aad cnt1soAn en<
~. j 3. 4uTzer, Pastor Of Heddlns H. caaFes.
~ essah Eenp.rd, Pastor Of ha Tsssh Bag
'i CnqEsn Pastor Of Baptist Canses
~ Mo7 suth, formerly Fastoe q sha Vzceoto
~ ,ir1viiie n j., Bsplst Chutehea -, ,,,suk>e-
Y seV. NJ. Isvrsaes. Y. Bates, Editor As'hoa's
AT Bs!5lnap1d oaaia 1sdd n.n, othe to sals list ~ s
permit
..,rn.Y nRv,s.r MI tyAEvF ALEEl<ks-
, 1864-08-08

Common to medium qualities. 5.5b@s 81 T.25GS00
SATURDAY EvrS1xo, aug. 6, 1s6t.-The receipts
dut1rg the past week have beea still dlmtn1ahng.
With an scti7e demand In tho principal Eastern
ketA prices have moi cDly been falrT sustained but
We more that realty good Hogs kave further advansed
Soc per 100 os appears now clearly evident either
that the ttock OF heavy Hogs In the country 10 neary
exhauted. or else tbAt with tue Prospect OF good
crop. Breeders are dhpo.ed fHalt the require.
mente Of the fail trade. Buyers r&akfo1e numerous
Than sell3rs, and ST presens Quotauo1s the mas1e.
closed yely firm.
, 1864-08-08

SATURDAY EvHN1H&, Aug 8, 1s6t-
The receipts and shipments during the past houss
Etle as ic1OVs:
R1cxtfTa AND sHIpNNzza FA9r1s HoQEs.
, 1864-08-08

Tbs total receipts Of Hogs during the week en1ug
to-day. according to the daily returns posted on
Change amount to 6577 head. This IL 33 had lesB
than wtre received last week, and 1t.60 head 1ets
than The receipts Of the corresponding weak OF last
year The daily receipts At the various yards COM
pare as tonuwa:
, 1864-08-08

Al sa:ks Of Gfctn rsposts.l In this ns1rket -e1rt
are On q b1-ts of q storage pr buels{. uEltss
ofhes4else stdtel. Flour ts sod de'tp:rtG n1kkss
osdeTsotst stcted.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 6, 1854.
FREIGuTs-GRAM FgE;qnTs-Firm. The en-.
NeWhouse, with corn, At Sc; zchr Montauk, with
wheat. At SC. To CAPE V1SCkST-schE II. j. Preston,
with est. st f5c.
AIAXE AND RAYLn EREIHUTu.-Thafni i8 m ehnnre
, 1864-08-08

EETCES OF yA1IASpr0HAN FROM EXILE INTENDED
TO sTAET TTHEREy01UI1oS.
Q. When was the revolutionary movement con.
Tae paaeea M nto he 6ed
States from exile
q. When were the ,membera Of this order first
instructed to arm and prepare for this movement
4. In the GUNNER or fall Of 1861.
In What msnRs1 ~: w. The co9e9e aEy
to hold Itself in readiness to act with the Confede-
rate army upon tts advent into the State.
@. Who was to have command of men comgos-
ins this c-der in Missouri, IN that eEent! 4 The
O. What disposition WIS to have been made Of
the ofictre commanding this department IN that
eEept Teatsd So%m0n asn ssn1, dova
persons, is 1t nots a. Yes slr, all Democrats who
a.e df fsIous Of securing the independence Of the
Confederate States.
HAS u1xsIF PURCHASED ARAs. ETC., RoR TIE
Older
q. Hare you ever purchased any arms and am
munitions 10 supply this ordcrs A. I hare.
&. What amount OF each! 4. Very lItic am-
@, In What manner were they sent away? A.
Some we're delivered to the parties themselTes,aad
80 sggss nss:{ &C. {sss'; Al ;'at ii ts t.
Z. Were they purchased on regular permits, or
Q We're such arms shipped to fictitious parties.
thing else than armsf Sometimes to real parties,
and sometimes to dctilfona parties, md usually
prIpo1tin9 to be merchandise.
SuNDER OF THE ORDER IN MISSOURI.
: Q. What IL the number OF this order ID ST.
louie: A. From I, ,00Q tu 1900 men.
q. What is the number In the State Of Hls-
souEls A. From 10000 to $4,000 men.
AuonEes or srPR4xE roxnASpEa xAR6Ep "S.''
:. IDENTIFIED.
The address Of Supreme Commander marked
rs" being shown witness. ia recognized a. the
produetlon q + G. Wright, copies Of which he
can be no doubt Of Wricht's being the author.
from the faet that it was issued bciore yallandis
ham was elected Supreme Commander Of the Or
dtt! TIE signature, .:9 G.las Urban.a, $. g, hss
Q. ARE any Of the officers Of this order salaried
oihceFsf A. don't know; my Impression Is tha.
the Supreme Commander receives asslaTy
1uosE ENGAGED n ORGANIZING TIE ORDER
q. Who dtst organized the order of American
Kriehts in the State Of Missouri A. P. @.
Wright OF New York;.
Q. Have you any KNOWLEDGE Ct one Vim. n
DoaelAs-t a. l know the maa: a4ve met him
four Or i've tines 49,.
{. Dc 5on kcom Il he Las eEss hssa legstly ~
, 1864-08-08

~ - = n ~
J. !sea a.;ro t0.aaI. !.i - T.. ob; si1s.a saip'
~. r,..,:
tnef Ano GaEaSi9s ~ N
!&tIauJ 4ulet "a uH III
aute.
'@K. , .
Slhu&nters Hl6..s...sff3N
Huen& AyfM. M..,....N29s:c
tfinoCo. sole e.:-...-a59
VfMEo KWo ~u
&ed.......'.--,..Sa&
=. o.,,
F1e4Cu S"s %
10 %A3 III
, 1864-08-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M a. r 7 N 81 L 7 St
, 1864-08-08

CnEEeK-Markes Il ee.t-r surply. With Eoo6
dernAnt paCsa fnic tln II present cuofkeoo8. Nc
Quuse:
8emDSfT -~~s"~*~s.
n 38tEfo hE3H1FHA ..~s<%-.<s<ssssss'-s.sss - -
WesteI1 states. t@A5
t:tFfEE-1n taaT supply, alb 1mlte4 damAa1s
f1ic<a nzm 1t prev1c1s quosAtlons. We Qn2te:
IsPe. n..::.::.x.. ..-,,........"..... =
NaTkt y III ID Ae
<N0t1.ss.~sss
EGsG|Reeeirtss ssote1aSe, and In good dema1d-
s@nsro-c,y hare been mada At pricea ran -tcE for
heth Eaxs 1t 12Xa1sc = doz.
C0Al-St1t coal In fair supply aud heu 1t p.erf-
tass, with alr dem31d. IN hard Goals prices r1io
nrm o7tK to coruinal anpply. aad the pEls<nt un-
csrtein prospect OF obtaining the nrediu, r-reI2 for
ter ttaGc of the ensuing seaso1. WeIuosd:
E--4H-trookne4d-- &SE0
co 0rCsSy.....-.- .-.........,...,..+.........l lin1
CLKyELAyp-B1iar Hill. E.....,.....,..,.,,s,.,.,, 15t4
DO Mlaefal Ridge. 1aEe
90 Willow Bank. .+......,...... -. 1t.%
1lc4sbuIg. ............,...,,, 3Eu
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FISH LAKE, FISH il fslr supply, market moder.
af{ II aE1iYb atNAnYu MAcxKHELFAcntnts nnder.
, 1864-08-08

63l Arch street,,
PHILADELPHIA.
vo~ES &c EVAN6.
,saecs.so.s to c. N. JAcKsos Co.'S
PROPRlET0R3.
Fo, sais e5 draxxissa sad dealers n a7sfy soSe u
tbs GaAI9G tho manufacture u ~
.rnnM ar seTenty.ove cent. size. tha doa!af sotCe
errnunk Of tta alxe, beng mnea No ene1RM 70
eereTmee. Bee tAat :" prifn QBo uoAATB o4 -
"''ePfi inRo i sal18. geassA Hest9a a!asss Axse
sa;40isa:g-AlT.s6 1AA&s ssssse' s@'s-A"e
, 1864-08-08

n nyina % a1ns AMI mnn,ions NJ sr wIt III 4R9e
tn arm and eoutn Inc membe1s thereof. Win The
aesin1, a. n1ssinp II 1nnn rnr fonttn~ ptn sue
positions Of this kind baye frequently been made,
but whether successful or not am unable to
STATE.
PROJECT TO Arm AND zau1r TIE nzxBzns At
G. Wes there lot project eel On foot nv mem.
befs OF this order to arm ana enufn ali fbev rcnjd
Of the mtmbets thereof, at Government expense
to be used when occaeloa required against the
emies? 4. Yes sir.
Q. When and BY whom we're sad projects set
af1(at? A. At various times, By members gene
ta}. oaapE tne i'ast sea1i YOU'D also state that
evs 1ecomcnded fSat al seI,hc,. " I.ds 1au 5 o5a
enTnll in ibe militia instcsd n1 narinc th;- t
imitation thereby nltafnnr arrns and ennirat
onI rhc hsncf1t ri militia se1S1ca 1rhch aa s
henre tte interes+s n said nTGsr nnd retiIf, III
ininIe those OF fhe Gnnern1 fSnTerpnnrnt
a ~ uhat a1thn,3tv 1.ors -, oe,.o,,+,.os
,znt (, nnrchase apm S,t i s aa
emhers nf said order Th.rc uere M ~ rs,1,. ~.
lar)y constituted ones; eTerY member becsme
se1f-corslftutcd agent,
witness IDEA OF TIE STRENGTH OF TIE ouDrn.
O. Have the councils and tcmples bean eeperat.
tv astah1;shnH thrnnohnnt the 4tsfa ~ siisacGJ
1: Norts efshe M1ssoali M rivsE eenersliy know Of
np1e WY "a H. nnmhar r. 4hs
,he Stste nf IlInoisf A. From renn1f finn ora -.
hundred to one hundred and twenty thnnsand
O. What IN the State of IndfanAf 4 Ahuu.
eiebty thousand.
o. What In the State Of Ohio? 4, About tfxty
thousand. .-... .-.
MORE NAMES OF Aka0ERs GIVEN EF WITNESS.
Q. Do you nov recollect any names OF members
, 1864-08-08

White OIL, 11E to 100 rest By load, 93o-R br.$1
S.5ap S1aHo,e o. Ito to 0sess ddo ddo 3d. &c.:
FUTATOES-Io fair supply With moderate de-
We quote:
Fo!atoes' ~ ~
POIf4TKY-fn email eupplY, and moderately ac-
tive Ut preEel1t QuotaEons. We quote:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-28
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights Of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects al
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and al
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to al
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton Of their Freight 10 this Company can rely with
confidence on ITS speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Raj
Road, at all times favorable as charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
80 Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central L. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to OF address either OF the following Agents OF tho
company:
d A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE co, Transfer gents, Pittsburgh
II. w BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Il G. MELDRUM & CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. f. MOORE, Louisville, entucky,
", N. AIkMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. T. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE d CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. NJ. LOVE, Nysville. Ky.
HALL & CO.. Marietta O.
L. AYRES, Mnskingum River
w. ii. 4 L. l.. LANGLEY, Gallipolls O.
II. 5. FIERCE & CO. Zanesvi lie, O
y. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
L. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent