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, 1864-08-28
CHICAGO LU.uuxH NAllK ET.


SATURDAY EyEs1so. Aug, II, 1861.
:-IUNBER-ReceIycd yesterday, 7,8l5, 70 fee:. Ths
pfssEstts Gencsaliy sctives ard very tim. With IN
Inward tendency. Receipts have b. en- more l,ber.l
With la1Ta number Of cargoes in tha MARKET
sHLSGLES-R.cetved yesterday. roo. IL Hpcd
demsn. With Email and iIacequkec supply. Anrks3
q. n IT FEcytcus quotations.
LATH-Isetsivsd yesterday, Ne,oT pisces, II bet
ter tcnand, and very 1sm ut 81 nc3I2. 1.A0pc..
CARGO SALES TO-DAY.
Pant cargo Echt AlnwIck, from Grand River. soli
by Atsh & Fuller, sp.U teet rAfted lunber, strips
At ~ Sc haaLce Of cargo. in plank, 1t si7l0: cargo
Jchr TeIecrs ph from MuakaRo7, Truesd.1rs .t,ll TO-
TO fest lumber hoards md stltps as $3.50; ca-so
sehr Vim. sritb, from Grand fayer, SOLD bs o. Braws
te1, CO.: fee lumber. strips. 81 cosgo s.hr
H!r;rdc,le, frcm Maaitoxoc, to1d by Mcdonald 6s-
Coo feet lomber all stlas. at &2sbo; cargo e.hr F.
Foster from AuakcGon, sol3 BY Joonsan, g. o. feet
Lumber, s1l2s, It S1lo37 Lsth. g. 100 pcs q. &l25
This f.i1ovfrr are the ward orsces:
, 1864-08-28
pis1sburu and ccnua5svanin Yoof Tradc.
[FFcm tee Ptttsbark C1mme:cial. zGtb.l

II mar be tnie1s stftE olioW eoucthi13 & thopfc-
ysntA n,wsys IN. aoo sun raalna ,ha pats:.ou II
the 6es: NCota Eso4n u 1ne Unnea States Aus,he.
Ihtlss sonntiss n:odnce ons woo!s Tho haiAace #
Guy Ct CpI1eh NtsL OF tho t9aNntAths pFodu uu&:IF
recltm act c5orte 9ael.. Thtre Is no wool Of en-.
f%SapsIso % e ;sos2 @ T. Es::x1 Peans!lysa.a 4 l. coa
WOOL, the most puE- b1rot, m bet a. Srax1
shar 'has rfany Other d.'res Of thh eamc 'izS ,nr
s. catc, tnrsas III all IL 1urltss dian wo'ls u lho
teMa tu:lHy CEewn IN { Q West. Tha et'p Ct P+nt-
lie nrtee Will aytraEs Wy nearly 81. small uart
Fl the CLIP *ss takrn earu Ia tie aso1 Is to g.
the clio Ct cur a&te t'nr wo2ls bought by and
t>r.Eesnhr 0t EhEu 'setuscss aud deA:er* ttom the
~ ,s1te i%5Fihs = Q. nNMcn e ,hs.: oEa e:eoaat
nve huaor Cd ii: rs:nd gunnds, mostly l-ec.t.
sone tta &C iosa re!n.'e IL 1h. country in SECOND
lA1tt. Ito Clip ct cur a1te Ens n dH7Ltsry about
equal r. fo1ne Ee1ts, and uotEltekta 'EIy ve sent
Ont , large nuinreE Of theep tue p-st Fe&f 20 The
HtGIk.
, 1864-08-28
GEN. M MCCLELLAN. ON ATen nY,
~ tT1k NY -ARE ESE8 re. !.
Ecttcr from Gen. Mcclellan to Gen.
:. HnnkF> Ordering xfao Artoat OF 9hc
MARI hand LekIatntures
: I .CS@3Fe @@@3*&S = lax
uKADQuARrIKs Army or Tux PoTouac.

WAsa1&aroa, scpf. L, ISL.
Maj. Gen. N. F. UANks, u. .. a,
General: Alter full consultat,ou with the
Presidept, Secretaries Of State, War, &c Il
! osed for tue 11tt. Arrangements have been
mnde ~ hare government steamer at Ac-
napolis 10 receive tho prisoners and carry
them to their destination. :.
Some four or five ii the cht1 men In tho
.ffxir arc to be sr1ested to-day. When they
thing prepared to arrest the whole party, and
be sure that none escape. -
Ii is understood that you will arrange With
Gen. Dix and Gov. Seward the e;tsoaas opt.a .Gf.
il has betn tnttmatrd to me that the meet
Ing might take pface on the 18th; plezse be
Prepared would be glad TO hare you adj
Wise me frequently Of your nrrAng .ment6 Ia
regard to this very Important natter.
.. 1t iE IL successfully carried cut, It. will co
far toward tTeaki.E this backbone Of the r..
b. Nion. Il will probably DO we'll to bare
special ,traio quietly prepared to tike the
Ileave this c1te ed,rRly innportantatr,, ,,r to,
! ycur tact and cfecretivn-thc absoiute necea-
stty OF .kccxccy and success. eWtsh this hisl,-
est regard, i am, 1Dy dear General, your sin.
! cere sneEd, - s0konon B. MoC1.E1I.aR, =
.s- --:Sf= ~: .Msj. Gcn. U. s. a.
!: o. tht aoth of the asme month Gen Nc
C;ellan sent this folio ei6g dtspa.eh:.:., y
= ::Kej,. Gen. Hanks:
: HAvs yen any msrs OF our friends to send
from ,FretericlS to Annspolisf Plea.e au-
swer 1t etce. *tsh to knoW on account
Of ordering OF boat.
- ;. u, Nj: Gen. McCLg11AS.
:, Commerting on The foregoing, G. Chanccy
BUR, q ah iphuenti.1 Nc " York 'tDcmoczatsc'
lcpder ns.s In hts q GA Gxerd'' for August;
"pe, ,uoek,pgls calls the victims Of his
despotie deeds ,tto.sr J;4esdsln Is that a
record for man to 70 before the Democracy
7 with, aA nominee fo1 President, In u CAM
pkIrn fer treedoul II tue Legislature OF =
!, SOVEREIGN State may be plugged into bat-
tile bJ The Federal Government, then there
-hthers.>. II tueh / d. Cd was not 4 crime, the
existence Of tLe Democr4 tic party Ia fraud
! frem the bt btginnlcK. By the Constitution
and la~e of The st1ts Of Mart1.nd, that act
Is punishable with death"
, 1864-08-28
- -..a
New York Wool MARK Af-A TfH 81.

= aa@asd las r. lsn a. The sztkaor :.n.sJ heavy
lcwtT rrlces. int they al suprortef Lssa sa!s
sttoua- 10 % .1a q ,nesuc tlsocs, Vt 9tsi 81 10
DI-1 Vt SIC: COS Df pu1ed at $le4 Is, tuc1uctn
1.tmps, Mc*kl:h l5tMv ns Caufofnts, 4745.e far
R:t QUIET but S6Fy EtU. .4.~x
, 1864-08-28

f4sfE1 q TpEcffnau sod 81 brad ht 81 n.0$I01
f. Rotthi!dA I11n ID eead t31px1G3p.
~ Wolf fofS II gead at &c 20.
EHEIr-Tho Offering 1ero limited a1Ies of 400 rad
by -. Drake Al Is.
rhe shlrnents West auonu' ed t. e,4ea hssd.
= IcGB-1E.rc x&1 no.t ing loEe Wo,tuy Of noAc3;
4 ttT head cnlJ were disposed tf At $upsr cwt.
, 1864-08-28


the reception Of Major General Rosec1ans, bnsmess
wss Hight
The four market ruled exceedingly squtst-the
demaud being less acsive, and but little dfsposi.
tton on the part Of holdets to press sales. There
"a 60 material chsnga to note In prices however
the tsiss amounting 10 but 200 hrls, at s11I2BD
19-S7H for white winter extras, $1,000 for red vim
te1 extras, and 9taooG1o Is fos spring extras.
Wheat WAS very dull and We note a decline in
prices Of &c PET bushel On, wintcr and 5a6c on
spring gradet. About Is, ,0oo buthe's winter wheat
were sold at r. 16 for No. rcd 10Gsq ii for No.
Ted; aud SAGA for No. : sprinR-the market cao-
sing qaiet at $2.1o1a.1l for No. 2 rcd. The sales
OF spring wheat amounted to about 1r0 00 bushels,
1t SAGE tor No. I t1sing, &l.95120o for No. :
spring; and 81 .6eGEs0 tor rejected rprIug-cosinR
dull at LOS for No. and 31.os01.e .esk for No. i.
con was also far, and prices fell
2kc peg hu.hel, with eales o.
about $1,000 bu at 51.1G1-a2 for MOI; $1.esx@
1.s0 for No =; and 31.e6 for Rejerted-the market
clo.inE quiet At t1.ssx@l- % tcr Noa.
Oats were &c 1owtr, and le, 1cziye. with sales
o; 9. 600 bushels, At 67Ge71c Tor No.1; and 60
osH for no 2-elosing steady At 6.1s71 for No l.,
and e5k for No 2,
RTe was In fair demand and steady at '$1.870
1:s for No !. and 81 aa81 1.a4 for No s-Nith esles
of s2.oo0 bushels. At the close tho market was
steady 1t $1.as for No i, aud 91.ss for No 4.
Barley fcQ 6110c z bnshel, with sales OF about
4, 10000 Bushels, at e 1oaa,1s for No 4 In store
the market eiosing quiet st $s.1o@2.1a.
Hishstnes 1s1t e = gallon, only 100 brls having
been sold at $1.s6- -
Grain Fte.snss VETO steady at sHcfor wahs.t and
: SC for eurn to Buffalo, -;
In GrpeerIeA> tho II atket has continued moder,
ateiy active. The 1eadfug staples are in rair sno.
~plY. Prices rule very ha, but with no change on
preytoua quotations. - -.
, 1864-08-28

lfrom the c'ncannau Eaaultez, April 1s, feGl,1
The Southern army commenced the attack
upon Fort Sumter, and before any hostile
demonstration mad been made upon tho,u
They broke tho stasus quo which has long
prevailed, aEd upon them .eIcAl1y rests the
Immediate responsibility foff tue b!oody strife
which los been inausurated::s1 They are the
aeercssorH in fret breaking 4he peace, aad
Will receive. the indignant condemnation Of
eyty patriot The onus offsult they caooot
shake CT II war aud bloodsheI rage
throughout the laod, our 81 mpathies VIII 6s
with the stars and stripes.
, 1864-08-28

Ws1ss -a0ECKIUEsA At SYCN@0fC.
The people Of De kasb county sire to have
. grad mass meeting Mt Sycamore today
thondny] tie seth. Major General oglesby,
Union candidate for Governor, aud William
Bross, candidate for Lieutenant Governor:
with other eminent Speakers, will be preacut
to adc1css The meeting. The Lnnbarls will
Sing, and capital tine may be confidently
exttcted. ~ 4 i
, 1864-08-28

uoGs*-1hc total receipts OF II-es tt the ya-,ora
yaIdt. during thc week fc1es ic.ias, a:coe la- to
the daily tetu1 rcs cd Chan O. Atns nat to $50
hsa1. This Is: 81 tsAd !cs5 than werc r.c.,.ed
wc+k.sn. an head u.ese than the ese.st, orrh.
cer1esIcuti.g wces q l7ss1esr
The ca''y sas var:ous y.rts cen:p.,e a,
fni1Gwk:
, 1864-08-28


The supply 0. clipping grades through :nc wer H.
beea very auit4d: OF ez4rA Er4d.s ia-re bare o.en
rCrc, the best tscC1vei VETO but second qua,,tIez
Ai,hon:h TIC demand for tlese has hesn r. tro.o
large one, ssiil The supply hiss b.ea EAd-auac. a-d
ful; PRICES have consequently besn sust.,rst
Tbt frllo< In STE thc PRINCIPAL sales csade ;asu-
tie w,fx: Gregory + Hattiegs to y. r7At1a1, 10
bead Illinois STEERS. Ava.aetux ii7! Ef, 1t 3G.j.
Grv. 7ts au D. Wstx41, Il heat MlEsoasi s.acrs,
aye1ac'rrt..s3 o III Ms: Hsnsork = Mallory to
93<, n.4. - IL se Hinos stee1s. averaz.ns tt, Ms
& t,5 Jacobs TO Mallory, u head Iova s:e-rs. AZ
sra= Ing 11u pa At e6.3; 0orrnd RI to M.epA~rsor,
81 at extr. steers ayesseltg 1r;F rs, SGT; alo-
cure to Mallory. g head lows steer. avc,aglax "A
ns as s7I7}s; .sick1ll. 4 B.o. tn ko1scd To-. .a1
hesd I'll. cis.tee:s, els ns. Sj: J-s
atsEs TO Wicker Co.. e Geat Illfoots *.eers nys-
asrz Lis nj, ct f11e; John Adas, t, a.. c,srs. Il
heae Times STEERS. av~rsc.sE 1850 2s, 1t s;.si
s,e* *irt 10 Touscy, y hs7d peia,e rot- s:e:ss
err ring f.1t6 ~, .t =. o: Z ~ Is.
Tb.re we're N tho ss1us tlt< morri4E. nsluliaEu c
,tccps to tlnx 1topt z55 ID OF Hesf :tt g. The
extreme Gull ess which hal e1iated dpriug the pre-
eee-tDs part Ct tho wSeE. was ton.waa:
d,k-sl1et by ITO ftes thAs Wetb j. kal ?
~erp ngnia IN the sns,Aet. with ! h.tn rcw
cch;1act tc7 the ts1Ey. r ose who kad toE
Furclast rs &c bt faCd- WEE nE tuly gre 3arcs ~:
CITY 10 SELL ut t. o.inln aid p:l1es ft hcl- stoc>:
the torIfer sec oscpi~fcd hut the1e WEI u,-
p,nyemecttc prices 10 ue Ektntd.
The cl3e &c saltg 6uft5E the dnJ aNcnpt 10 .,*s1
head ut &a.::at.sek per 1gc ps, chfa5 =: s,.ra5.t
There about SO hcsd Of Etock let ovcr In III,
yalte ta'4 evening utea1d.
M:ctun Cs.tte suitable for the a:@y sre asnin in
coed demand fI= scrse cayl cone- 8a'pptn-
tc rre 11-a scive ar 1r st The s5sFr qut isttant.
TIeI: hse neen Il ncru 1tnlfct supply du1iak 1h1
rnat wse:, With little t,EereEca Ia ina 1eo1aad
y n1ch !rS previc nsy txl.eu. Tho market has cor-
s.qutntly ben hsEcI. aci IN extra graces ws ncte
81 scvancc the Quo'atl0ea Of last Saturdays
AAYfn
au. t1tons Of che market this evening, ard
ryitb last WeeE:
, 1864-08-28

SATURDAY Evxs1He, Auk-a7- The narEct dur.
Ing tbs week 1Aa, with considerable tnl1trE OF In
tic scptly be.n n GRE sct.vc, ard our Quorasinae
shov III advs1co OF sc o. prtae Quotstioss Oh this
week. The demr1d has bcen In the hancs Of few,
shippers only, whoss prrehases for the EASTERN
kctt, nasde hera a'nEst every ray in sta rssr.
The haze teen no sprcu1aterr, no cntslitrs. hut
emply tee zefrlAt demand of regular bnycrs. L,-hs
Hces are vtzy dull, mid had much better be ks7.
bsck far while. RaythioC liSs q 1nrEer supply,
would fntyitsbly reauca pr1ces considerably. Far,
heavy toae. chiefly vanfto, and for these. the
above quotations show. tharc is IN sctlte demacd.
There wGte In the arcs tbis morning about tssu
hogs, CinG the Tece:pta OF so-dsy. The aIket
has hes mitch the curing the previous ilYs
Ct the vecs. prices continuing asn sed unchauye5.
At yestssda5e quotation Filtered Aales. 1878 hezl
4. ss.ssa1c 60, chiefly at s9tc<e1o.eo per TO as.
, 1864-08-28

II Dan Voorhees, IL mar Of psace what
docs he wait Of twenty thousand rifles. !
IT Mr- Doad, Of Intianapolis, delegate to
the Chicago Convention, ia man Of peace,
wltt docs he went Of thirty thousand re-
yolyere p. :. a, -
, 1864-08-28

Allegheny Enftie 1EntAef~-Au1. Il,
Euslpcsa dUfiEX the Ec.E ~2a Gull The Haas
berg limited. TIE rateb We telerally unohaGgei.
ne hueants9 OF fecru t:rE - now oconDynx tha A.
ten.1on al I'LL parties tn ordlr ~ avaln thu SO from
6ppt9rnt nc 3nE foe dist let ~sll able cl+nt
bletf- Tha only Hauss sct1onk inst cams under oar
rnssfn slf 3Ee EN}FoWYHP,
, 1864-08-28

TIaE EsEDPASEHs ARMS.
TICE.


The Democratic delegates to the Conran-
tion seem to be unanimous In favor .! IN
arlnisticc nith tho rebels. Il IL tie burden
Of I'LL The speeches thus far made. Ana.mie.
tiee msy be plank in their platform. But
1t takes two to MAKE a bargain. How G n
au ar1niEticc be mate unless the rebels con-
sents
What's ssurance can the Convention give
the voters taat IN armsstice can bo ELECTED,
except On t. rus ~fiUlts tua.;n,tss4bls? Read
tht following On the subject from tho Leading
rebel orgsn:
TIE ALLEGED ARAlsr1CE.
From the Richmond Examiner. Aug II.
II seeus 10 be nearly certain that proposal VIII
eoou te made to us from eoue quarter, clthor from
Litcoin or the Chicago Deznocfttss .Dn5aatfoa, 70
TITLES to nllow Of negotiations "or peace and re-
uniou+' ard for tuas aloae. A Now TArk paprr
most urgently advises L,nco;n h,uae,t to take tho
initiative in ihis, in order TO d;sarm and eicnco
the demota1izitE pesce tactiob At the Nor7h . be-
conEe It shtewGIy gueH>es that ench asmtat.ce and
Eeeosfasions Mqn:u be refused This IL merely
more to takc the wind out Of thr nemoesatt: satl.
now, or whcthrc the DEtnocruts are to carry m
thetr candidate expTsssy that M may naats IL
from Whonsoeves' 's msy come r Is wHotTr m
tsons for reunion entered upon at al' let al f7p22s
dnd Hockading feets b. uftadsafcn 6nd tbs right
q sec*sston foIWaAy d=k.otpltdged, and then ne
u 10 negotiate on any Other fnottnc o1r only IA
tinnat snswer would be ano{Aer bsoto ut III. heart
of FsnssFkuansd. We ara not likely TO cons,dcr
hs1r over our heads: ant It such a proposal be
made, we eha1l untf toncluda that 1t means war,
aud endless war, uottl one n.'ton Or the othcz
Genuemen Of: the Copperhead: Natioual
Convention, azo you willing to conclude. an
a1mtstica With the Febe1a IN those torins?
, 1864-08-28
1GsDd. "a I'D.
!ffERHFhf AK

The following Is the New York Stock Market,
August n, as received By G. F. Saltond.au & Co.,
Commission Stock and Bond Brokers, 81 Clark
afrsaf 11I&cann.
, 1864-08-28
Gribn11e.

o.
rclo........:............. {. i.
a.asa. nsxans: Sort
Hetrsscn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssnt a.
Mass meetings win be hold 1t each Of lie
'seoye places. ..,--... Il
Tht lumbasds viii be present to sing. Il
. ,,..1--.1.--..-z-- 80
se~A'' .ScI1@ ~ Uy.eA's AFe
p:1uon,h. rndiana Tn..,s@ sn,.
Mslaryvil'e ....-- ..Weduesdsy, sist-tp. n.
isn, ksn9saaes Thg.sday 1s;1 ?. N.
Nupt.coilo -. .,.....".".... sstursay M-ap
=
DESPo I1em II anE fsA>Y..
1ne CoppeSncaoe arc Etestty exesciaed At
the "despottsn'' OF 'Mr. Iin.olnss course In
inviting the loyal. people Of Louisiana, Ar
kansas sud Tennessee to form State eoYera-
mcnts, which they say were Designed to cast
electoral Tdses for him for President. Sup
pose hc bad not authorized my such embryo
State goyernuents, would not tho same par
ties have accused him OF despottsm In goy-
csninG those States BY the military arm aloacf
Bnt he must either govern them by the mlll-
tary srtn ur authorize them to ass1st In gov
erOing themselves through State govern
'ncut. TLcrefo,c, according to the Copper
bea 5, Mr. Lincoln being rlaccd In q aallemma
..,,,.N ~ ,.a"s. s ~ ~ ~. w pa s'se
-. , ~ - - osseos s.t :. ns uose =. aua ~
~ ". A u -,,u oueu
~. sosSs uA.e.,.- ~ muse e'@ast
r'H ~ meooy VI uo peoPle
cecdtng cay onetertb, to inauguratcit. Had
lie taken thc former course, 1t would have
oeea eqnaSaten1 10 preventing IL. osa1e gov
esnmeot, ano rouns lHem Win ene multatY
azm atone, 1or ma9ofss5 OF Inc people OF
those Ststes err, Or wore, notorously dis
loJal., BE look the latter, and It ia de-
nou1cr6 as.despotie.- Here,> Rgatn, which
eSer Of. tho two courses he lad taken .won1d
hare been equally dcepofic IN The eyes Of the
: cofreraennes uttt u eaid he ougat not to
clrani teat THESE etstes snait vote on The
question OF bis own reelection. In TACT, he
hss made no euch Claim, sna has nothing to
Esy "a to whether those States shall 50 votc
or not By proclamation he hzs' stated
that the question Of recognizing such
6tate goycEnments WIS one for Con.
gEess alcne, not for him, to decide.
- But lincoln got no vote On Ills former
election from those Stats; niue:teuths Of
The voters Of tloee Siases Would vote the
Democratic ticket II at home, for thfy Are
rebels ont and out here Rgstn, therefore,
We do not sce but Mr. Lincoln would have
betn equally open to the charge Of dcspot-
ism whether he had permitted these Demo
cratic Suites 70 vote Or prevented them from
voting. But 1t may be said he imposes catbs
On Them which prevent Democrats from
vo'itg. Ills oatts,are such az any but one
who has becn or intends to oe rebel coald
, 1864-08-28

SE 1asN1A AnHt0EF HsAEH cfhuRusk +~3:
The 1tcsttts py rive. Hurn y IL t as: xetE bAza
been only aac Etpp5w 1afsofe1 LA rees froal Chl:-
msn r:crp,s hi le, which gees Into tHeir o IA
yards. Tctr.- hhve bea. no .les llotlcx thts
eek. Eccrip<s rs rallros1 ara ''tsv aat ,fa- b..
p.Fs 81 en- n4rro-
la1h anf Shs. SIS rfs tearce aad AEsly 70 ns orc
, 1864-08-28

EEcel oH


-
TuE&G4y..A ~
F3ldAy..A.
8Aiufd&Y oAo
The gsrera1 4tpp1y tuIln1 the wcek has besa zncra
ilited, Shipping Cattle h2ye beau s1.rea zud below
fhs smard. F.tees hxye eousequenuf Deen nrmer
win m sdy1pce Of l34o 2 ~ ns. The completlon
Of; ez1sstng Government contracts soma days atuee
" completely checked the demand tor medium srsdea
OF esslla, There kss been smother Government COZ.
traet bronk-y lato tho matkei *odar. which hss COIL
slderaoy increased tha demand. though Without snJ
tmr1aysmert IN previous quotations f7oytoutl! tne
pttpalaal ppscAs4s h1d bean made by speeo1Aso1s
asa DECLINE otsoe 1,o p. on ths auosat'ons or 's'
astar& ~.
, 1864-08-28

two years trial discarded. II the platform
rhall be for war. II tho Union cannot other
wsso be preserved, 1t will endorse the mstn
policy Of 1fncoln's Administration and
commit It's candidate to his cause, II the
platform ehan be for cisuuton, If peace Gan.
not otter "iEe be obtalned, 1t wall endorse
substantially the rebellion and JEFF Davis.
II It gives forth no certain sound ON either OF
these vital points, but asks the people to vote
for one whose peace claims ariso only out Of
his cefeats in battle, and whose 1aurels as .
warrior rest on the brows or Ills enomtes,
then for The first time shall we be able to
parce1vc the Qui1otic enterprise of L,ucolp,
and the Ro.lnautish character of the Ropnb.
lican ra1ty In the .humtl.attng fact that both
arc entering upon n political campaign
scaintt ri1dmtIl. in which defeatYs absurd
and victory scarcely Less ridiculous: =
, 1864-08-28

E}aQr to NaF TcTEe. EAEa rail. kTka
Pic yie.nEs to Nav hosk, lake ha: Erls,
E9ev.s,:i. e 10 water. 'ia s::::: &C.:
Ps1k 70 Aontreal, Al x.ter.....,...........: aA3 -
FaIS as1 .e ieata iMSnzss ~
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-, Fousta ctast.. Flour.
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= Msst;tal II! Sail. ..-..-...........,...lsi -
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e e Isssii,siEs Isi'.asi. 81 =: u. ....9S sss
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e9 ns's. NATE aus,t o9t Ritaen: na:e:taI caaExe
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ssssis hi: = :s & e. ssFsG 81:
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IT, ~ ea Sa i ps T.?
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Sas1E + e 81 s fs
p Ss :: 1:e o ha E;I1stsS 8. Kss . 8 q!
9la9X: eoa on an 4 o9 o2o 81 90 slesK: al
IoS NO. tee hlnEtSs otd Ae S'.RS9l339 for No Z
EUWN-1ect.ved to d.Y, sf.s.s bu; shipped, q, ,.s
hu. Aa1ket tnll ana lac lower. Sales toby wera:
CoRs ~ tIoax-4Ro m 80 teo.E ut 81; eFu5 Cd
d. at 50 bu do at Sta1 s30 coo IN So7 Cora
NJ 81 n lbot BY 60 Rt tit. 81 hu do At s1eo;
s.f0 bu do sl:9H; 7:to ou Ret.cssd Com At S1S
s1.seHE4l - fer Eo2. -
UATa-EIcelsedso - cay, s. 2si bu: ssinped, 1.5, ,es
b3. 3ts.r itts active ard Hc 1o1tr. Sa to-day
we're: sftQ tn M Oats a. G7Hc: l5t tftN bu 20 at
6skc; 4tt bn do 81 61e; ~ o. bu M uxts 1t 6tkc:
15Itp hn Dr. Bt 4c: fto IN do ,: 6c-Marset clus-
| nj qaiet 1t 67E 61xc for NJ ! OAtn-
/ RTE-ReceiTsu 1o-uz,, II SO bu. shipped, n-Ee.
Maraet ateaiy and qu,tt. Sales to day veft: LEO
bn No KJe q store at =. 1900 hu do 1t 41.9s:
1At n Na2 Rye at u 81: 300 b1 Do at Il s3 100 ba
90 At xissx ~ t1 40 at ft5s; 100 bu Re}eetod
I5t II Il MaISet elestns stesdy 1t sLss for
No AID a1-*3 fn< No T..
B1 t. to,6sy; H.; s,2oa % bu: sh,ppsd.
dsY xeft :--B.RLxr q S5os1-aSp 6a No BaSiey
1sta nu 80 =; lEu bn k;lss1ed sstleE = eae-
ALCOHUi1-S.nI nInsl and au:es It $asS3a s. 2
gallon.
BpTrER-Eece.ves to day 7osst ~. shipped
tocfy $40 M4rEet less aet1Te and vasier, but
; NhGut any 1uAtes18l uecttne. We quote:
Rine Dars ,tn crooks tnd tuhe,...... ....:..43ko
shortn1 Kutser, IN
Liza so-ds1 we're: is Eess juno HnSset 4 t1s: i05
lo!cc <e; = kegs Prime at 4sc 81 kels Ut
&c; EGGS II es1s9c-.
, 1864-08-28

~ Dick Richardson commenced his ha.
rarguc in Bryan Hall with this shsmelully
lyhg dcc1arntion: "Wnen VIC committed
!" this country 10 the Standardization of AIr.
" $ "allncolp,:it Was the greatest and most pres,
"pelous country on the face CT tho globc]' =
:. Whether drunk or sober, the old 'dema-
gogue knew thzt he uttered palp sblc false.
heod. ,"When this country was committed
to Tho adtuiutstratton Of Mr. Linco1n'' it was
rent in twain by the party to which the
speaker belongs ~'s* . - ::
When Mr.. Lincoln was inaugusated he
ound two governments In full blast: Blu.
chanau at the head Of one aud Davis at the
htad Of the other. He found two couststu-
ttors in force, tue Federal aud Confederate.
Uc found eight States fully aeceded, THREE
more almost out, and two more preparing 10
follow the eleven elopers. He fnnnd halt the
territory Of tho United States In the hauds Of
the Confedcrates, with their Capital esta5 .
lishcd at Montgomery. -
He found tsis1nsurzent Government busy
organizing an arny and + navy, building
forte, drilling troops aud collecting taxes.
He found the armo1ies and araenals Of the
Federal Govorrm- mt plundcred of their con
tents, aud tho ireasury robbed ofits last dollar
Such was the .tprosperous condition Ct tae
country" When Nj. Liucoln took the oath Of
Office. The democratic party had scuttled
and plunacsed the ship -ol State.
The Urion Hns dissolved as far
as It was In tho :. power of that
party to dissolve it--bcfore MT Li1coln BE-
come President. When he entered tue White
uouse he found awaiting him three plsnopo.
tentaties from JET Davis to negotiate COM
mercial treaty In behalf Of the stSouthern
confcaeracy!" They did not detgn to nsk
for recognition Of rebel Independence. They
considered Tint already s'ttled. Such was
the V,ien work Of this "glorious democrat
lev party, and nov tho 1eaders OF tae nsrth-
e1n wing 'ask to be restored to power in
order that they NAV complete their scheme
Of dfsanion by establishing North Western
Corfederacy On the ruins Of the old Unioa.
, 1864-08-28
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= -n.,,r,,a ..1,,,e: SsF.'os'' A,tsrn,s.s.
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, 1864-08-28
No ID Bosrl Saturday.
~Mm EHQIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. ., 1871.
The receipts aud sh,pments for the past Il hours
wtre as follows: