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, 1864-09-05

l.
The 18th Ohio regiment, Col Moore, while
en- route for home, their term Of service hay.
ing expired, called upon the President on
Wednesday at the White House. The Presi-
dent ADDRESSED them substantially as fol-
lows:
SOLDIERS: thank you in behalf Of the
country for the services you have rendered.
You are going home after completing your
term OF service In the cause OF equal rights
to I'LL. This is what you Dght for-to trans-
hit TO yorr Children the equal rights which
you joy, ard which the cnemles Of the
Government are tT} ing to destroy. never
am called upon to address body OF soldiers
but that am fes.rous OF saying word Ia
reference to the contest now going Oh, Do
not allow Joursclves TO be led asLTay by any
Of the pfcayune arguments Of those Ttio as.
seil the Government We cannot expect
equal ability in all the oflceIs of the Govern
ment- The war Is for the peTpetuatton Of the
principle of equal rights to all. In this Gov
trpmcnt the sober and Industrious have m
equal chance. I occury the White House
now; but there Is an equal chance that your
ecn may be ns fortunate as my father's son.
Again1 warn you not to be mlsled BY the
small arguments Ut those who seek to destroy
rather than to uphold the Government.
Affer three cheers for the President, the
crowd which bad collected dispersed, and the
regiment resnned Ito march.
, 1864-09-05

Atansa .9HE411 u
EEes@ln more Mted supply. with 4 falf de.
E!SH:-Nn1EE F!sH51aact1pts stin very limited.
eea4 geo. TROUT In berer supply. Prices u s1ady.
MAoKnRxI IN MOI srate receipt With COCO denaad.
, 1864-09-05

All sdle5 Of Grain reported In MtS Es0fket report
ase On a basis Of &c se0ra2e Fer buas<f, u:rkst&
0GhtTzotss stdrs2. -Four u Aotd deI{persd ,a{xxk
ctserzcsse 9<1+e9.
, 1864-09-05


Major Il. D1 HA11y S. Al this post to-S.y rrcetr-
Cd ta9 Iolos fn< bd5 for 1u1n1shtC uofrtruacus
xrh bte<t spa m:.T pol: Hoa1arashs1r yes o.sn
fer Sd u'onyA t&.u.:
ii MeR1ner Co., SO sc1 nB G. e. ~ ataaie
H.bchtfney Ea., ts9 3s c. E., At ~ 3.ao-
Il, ,Mca1fn. Co.. sr CO . shoulders ii alc
tfrEtehep q Evsus. s ,fso u Z, 4. x.a.14Ajc. {.
MsEr1 han i ES<ER, @ ,1oe I sUoutdtsa Il zeA
Es.rHcu, .c0 ~ nj Is pork At 3t..0.
. {;a: r.sp{, 81 D8 po.e tlu, at SIS No.
Hfeo4p, jebn&on &; Co. n bsG M Z r. al ~ 81
p,oots. hrs.u Co, sto ~ thonl1u,s. stztc.
g. hP. BrEtp, :c.t.e1sC. As2sc~
j q. C1.ye & t:p.,S ~ s. should At2i-HQ,
~ Crtno 6 Co. SD, osC. Il AZ .sfo.
Eveat, Lipl enctts & Noxson, 83.ool Dt c. f.. 1t
Eyars, ltprezcctr i Newton. s<s.'M ns shoulders.
F1e'delSy, !. .09 ns shoulders as7.o.
Id. Fc}dej3y. e5 hTis moss pof {, 1t 4io.
J.C.F1eli-loy, 70 40 rs rtsan hAHs, As3te.
S,nt HIN, Son. 20 f51 bSC.R 1t 14-st.
3. Pcftry { Q. 2eLEt Ms q. f. At 2da1-
Il Pettrs & Co 8 ,ste Ds c. r, It 80
r. patfTp 4 Co. b.'i1ba C. R.. At II 20.
~ e. ebb 4s $40 nsC g .1ts s&Ec-
VIC. TEbb 55i o. Ms Ahou!ders atSsa.t
TOTAL
Clear ,it sides. 10, ,fos na-
EhrpTirrs. ~ fpA na-
Cisar sldH. 10000 Ds-
NfN ptrE, ,s95{1tA.
RI fyr*sE<,
, 1864-09-05
GpmpI ouefae with the Bouth.u

tpmPI oue1A6 8E2z6 t1le 8Outh.O
Tbs Lest WOOD engraving VIC have ever
eecn in H3rp=. appears In It's issuc dated
Sept 5, 1bGf 1t is called "Comrromtsc
With the South" and is dedicated to the Chi
ceeo CoAycEGen. For tie ben at of our
resasrp, sume Of whons may not, perhsps,
haye an opportunity Of stcing 1t, We will A.
tempt to pnsnt ii IN words. though we doubt
our ability to giFe, II the space We may de-
t1tc to 1t, TT idea OF the volume 1t coa!ains
In The foreground is ancwls made mound
Ly the side OF which nay be seen the kacel-
irg form OF weeping woman, the headstone
OF tie gave beaIfsg this inscription sin
.NenoEy Of our Grion Heroes, WHO fell In L
Utolees War" On the left Union soldier,
whose right leg was lost in battle, Is cup
porting himself upon crutches, cap in han1,
c.4sping the right hasd Of 1 rebel oflccr who
has oDe root uFon the grave, pistol In lis
tttt, the whip of = elave-driyer In Ills left
l,ah6. and the demon Of tyruar: and scoua-
dsclfera In his face.
In the background on the left. may he seen
deso1ated and busnieg city, thu ground In
whose vicinity is strcwE with the dead DO lies
Of our troops; on the right slave chtioed
to his vic, who holds babe in her mana
clea hands, willie the dim distance dIsc1oses
ga1lows, with Il corpse suspended from its
long and naked arm. over the Southern half
Ct TIC picture waves rebel battle flag, in
scraed, "Gucriltu Wn'f ~ y Fort Pillow
"No Quarter" "Burning Cl.ambersours,
"Stsryirg Yankee Prisoners, !" with tho names
OF few other baEbantics; while over tile
Northern side the ''stsrs and etripe5'' re-
verEed, bests the Eames Of the victories Which
lave reno cred our lrms immortal and our
histor; glorious.
Here may be seen Harpcr's idea Of "Com-
promise with The 6on.h.H This is tho taa-
quet TO which tho rebels Of the Chicago Con.
v.ntioa invite the Northern people. Admira-
bic as iB this engraving in design and cxecu-
tIoD, its dedication is better; and We call at
kH,son TO this nn,abcr Of Harper, that our
ntdt1s nay procure aDd study the picture
for themselves. Look at 1t, aud ask your
selves il you dssise rcace on any terms save
lLc6e Of coMrl.to submission to ths author
lily Of tho Goyornmsut; End thop, If GU Tote
I'll set with the allies Of the rebels to whom
the picture is dedicated, We earnestly hope
Jou roay become tho slIvcs you wouId 80
RICHLY deserve TO lie.
, 1864-09-05
uu1pAaD LUmnEg mAHAET.

= FATUEDAY RyEa1H9. 8spt. 5. ls69.
1ynbEI,-Rccelyed yes efa3y. l.l7s.Ne feet. Mas-
let acfive ana very DIN. with limited 1sFly. Ol
p:.r 10 extra cazgoes we noke aa adranes Of tlQa
per II nd feet III . t1stuzds7 lass-
eFINRLHs-In yttY k1nall supplY. Market HettYe
and unchanged.
active and In fair supply, Prizes firm 1t ptsvi-u1
quotauota.
~. CARLO aALE8 TO-DAY.
Cs1Eo BthE janus CatehpoIe frtn NuaSezcn sold
By Mefs. 7s.fhC tie. miIl Iutabar. 1rfips. at
tcote eco pea 1ath at $4Io csrgo ,ehr Il. II Calls
from PtntWatcx. sold By Hart maxwell, 9o,W f.et
lnwber ttrer, sranslt1g and ports. At $3.50; bargo
tehr from Grand River, sold b7 Irish q
tstga 81 hr r Hayden trom Pera Mszquotte. fold b;
CSl. Loo,rtl. 125Mo fest lumber. strips, balance
tasrts, At n: s0 csxzo tchx Al;a IRON Grand Rtyer
told BY ]. 90 feat Iai:sd lumber, 1 strps
n xtf 60,
, 1864-09-05
sfNANdHAa 8Nh tS;MHkKaaAL.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY Evxsuu. Bept, 3, 1851
The tosioess community wotc pleasantly assrt'ed
tits morning by the nova that Con. Sherman hsd
csp'urcd Atlant,, AID the consequence WAS i ms
terfai decline In gold sad general produces. The
atscnca Of ir1thsr intelligence to-day, conaraA-
tory Inst nights oirpatches- telegraph wirss
being town during the ere.,ss portion Of the aaJ-
prevented general panic In everything; bus there
Has yer, l,ttlc disposition to operate.
Thc aonty na1Eet continues closc-.he demand
for en,reney being fully equal to the Hupni~. The
leading discount houses however, report sufficient
tomeer sn 1egiu:., ate densnds.
Ezstesn Exchange ia Eat. This bankers pn7chss-
cd oday at a@s3s discount Eoe straight pspof and
1GH discount for Bufsalo and.OsWeGo Toe SELL
Ing prscc WAS 4 discount but the bankers sold to
csch oiher freely at II di.connt.
God fell 10 dsy vury materlaly-openins II New
York at aa3, declining to 2cs1 aud cotinE 1t afsh
Tho following arc the quotations. received By James
Rard nc1t hFnkors
, 1864-09-05

4Sf0tsAAt-ss- e4N"%~
eA1CkpAY kvk1INo. 6spt. ). 'st.-1hs mario
during tue phtt week hiss moro active, aud fsr
come Gays extico tho result Of Wot7h has 3osn Al
sd7snce upca thr psesfouA htch saes al tns 1aEEat
Of ~ 75o l2o IS This may pc kAstc1y attributed
to tho Eun.iness Of tbs supply. and tho
den and foe TIM Eastern markets bstnx suf1-
eteat TO Abs-tb reA.N double oue preleat
receipts On ssfctnce % ut above table,
BhewsrE the ftce!p!s tor tho dve weeks c7l1- S-p:.
g. shia year and last 1ear. It win be seen shat
pltEeut kupalT has declined about 81 per cent whtt
ths dln<1d appesrs 10 re about the sumo. Tho etr-
cumEts1 CTS this year aud last gro. however, very
d'1ss=rs, snom The suve1e ftoats -~hilh occurred
tewAtte the end Of An. uss, farmers hurried thar
etoek into the Market: ~hl1ss row theaa 10 eyrfy
pIobsbli;y Of . le1ss ar1 annnda1t cora hslteat,
which u beycud the reach rf f1ost eYen should:
coMo.
Tha PRINCIPAL dsmard during the weak haa been f,f
ptime to exIra qualities. Medium K1a5cs have nos
betn aetlye With the sca1ci7 OF better 1rades
sh,prtfs have to do tho neit thsy could. Stock
Ho:a ars IN nctA atc supply. with limited demsad,
prices ranging II. m 57.o @s % 1oa MS
ILese wero in The .a1is this morning aho3t I79l
hozs the en- tered tacs uns TO 81 head, at t:0
eli SIX but chiefly at 3to,s3(aI,to = 100 ns. Tho
btseet psices ever rstd IN wn-s paid e1day,
namely: saizcel TO Phillips iii h7ss corn fed,
raging III ns, 1t sll.67H: allvosk as 1o:v sold
Gittt 49, heKs fed. kTeEaRteE tcb Ds, 1t Sls ST.
EEL E5ad. averaging e:8 rs. At slt-2s. 2 1ct rs.
, 1864-09-05

The fo1ioTiDg is correct statement OF the
public debt, as sppears from The books,
I1easuFt1's Tefur.s and requisiuous On the
Treasury Department On the Goth OF August !:
Debt bearing interess in coin, $3.50 839, s91. 50:
interest. s53. 342 AID 90. Dtbt bearing inter.
est in lawful money. slGo, ,1o9. .oa461; inter.
est, sa4 sa4,aao4, ao4 ,G42 ;3. Debt on which interest
hss cesstd, sss2i, 40 09; debt beartog no in
tc1est. s519+ Ill ,2257 10 Total amount out
standing. 81, ,s'5, 565, ,22s3 90. Total interest,
81. HI, 12a q. The unpaid acquisitions
amount to SIS, ,795. 900, while the amount In
the Treasury snpject to draft, Ia over seven
teen millions. The amount of fractional
currency In circulation is nesrly twenty four
md half millions.
, 1864-09-05

INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE PAo1F1c--The
Honolulu Commercial 1dre1titer Of July has
full account OF the celebration Of 1ndepsn-
dence day at tbzt place. They had the read
ing Of the declaration, an Grafton, grand
dinner, speeches, songs, toasts and good
cheer. At the close Of the dinner portrait
OF Washington and framed copy Of the
emancipation proclamation were sold at auc-
ton for the benefit OF the Sanitary fund.
They yielded the handsome sum Of 81 600.
A vote vas taken for President, resulting IS
fo11owss -,
Abraham Lincoln .............-.........
Fremont ......,........,, 4
, 1864-09-05

OAE AAlLE AND a HAIE EHCA ATiANTAx
August -, 1864.
: Below give you q copy Of nm official DOC
ument received By Capt, Prescott, Of battery
G, 1st Illinois artillery. It speaks for itsclI,
and shows that Illinois stands in the front
rank 10 all brar ches of the service. Battery
c ii well kroWa in the Northern and middle
portion of the State. having been raised
in the commits along the Rock Island Road:
HEADo.ns ls7 DIy-, 14rn ARMY Coaps,}
AH4T OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
July Is, 1861.
The artillery havine been detached from Disyfs.
ions separates ~ officially. It is but Just that
houlo exprets to 5ou my high appreciation Of
you AID your men for your Ea.lantfY and good
negcs On s,l OCCASION, whep il the presence 81
tentise oft1cer, nlways in rhc right place at the
right Time, and By your gentlenuanty department
shal long remember, with pleasure, my associa-
tlcn TitL-Preacptt's battery.
Hoping that health and prosperity mar attend
Jon and yont men throuth life, / am, Gaotain.
Respectfully, your obdt serv't
Drfr. Gen. Comic 71iv fifh r-r- ro..
, 1864-09-05
Not " ord agat.sst Southern Traitors

Not = " ord agaiDst Southern Traitors
Among the many hundred speeches de.
hvcred In the city during the past thzee or
four days, In which Lincoln has been de-
nounced ae every thi, 6 that is vile, wicked
and ty1annical, not >iny'e tcord has 5ttn ut
fe:sd in dc,sss"eiaticn Of Southe7n 7raitors-no,
net word! Nothing hus been said against
Jefferson Davis, bnt TIE very contrary-aome
Of the speakers having even asserted that
the rebel CHEF Tas more loyal man than
the President Of the United stateBI COM
nent is unnecessary. These Democratic
81 eakcrr are mere allies Of the Southern
, 1864-09-05

Heary Taxes for ONO r1rm4
One individual firm In this city paid d.
rect tax to the Government. durIng tho year
ending July |, 1864, Of the sum Of sIo3,-
S72 s.! II there Is any individual firm in the
United States that has paid heavier tar for
one year than the above, we would like to
know it, Trot ont your heavy tax payers.
, 1864-09-05

U On the 10th Of September, 1861, Me-
Clellau made the following speech to his
soldiers:
"SoLDIcEs: We have had our last retreat.
Ycu stand hy me and I will stand b7 you,
and heEccforth victory will crown our ef.
forts"
Mcclellan made dozen retreats after that
speech. The soldiers stood By him. Hehas
base1y violated his promise by deserving
thcm- He now Glands upon peace plat
FORM
, 1864-09-05

~ William r. Watson, for nearly forty
years one Of the most active and prominent
politicians Of Rhode 1slund, died in Ptovi-
dence on Monday. He Tas Collector of that
port under the administrations OF Harrison
md Tayl loE, and In 1854 was Secretary Of
State OF Rhcde Island. In 1856 he was elect
ed State Auditor, which place he continued
to I'LL until May OF last year. At the time Of
his death he Was President Of the City In.
bufunce Company.
, 1864-09-05

1hefe Wers 1u1lor8 Of gold having fliicn az low
% s3a, tu! ther were Lot confirmed By reliable
dispatches.
ReIe gold opened At 80, declined to e3e rallied
to 30. and c.ored firm. Silver was heayy at es5@
ECO FiYe-twentiea, 110k.
NEW YORK B10UK MARKEr.-The following are
the quotations tor Sept. 3. received by r. G. sa,
ton:tall & Co., commission, stock aud bona bro.
kefs, "a Clark erect, Chicago:
, 1864-09-05

~ The extensive rope and hem? factory
at Lexington, No., was destroyed by fire
few da; since. It belonged to McGraw &
Co. Lpes 600. COO. .
, 1864-09-05
List ct 0asun1tles in 7th Regt,. Ill.
CaV.-by R0rreaps Raid.

E0Xf1NY @.
Ira G. Sanho1n, wounded
Washington Eddy, cautured.
Chelae Clark, captured.
Benz. Hellain, captured.
COMPANY 3.
Angustas Rrff, killed.
Joseph Mase.. killed.
John Helix, wounded.
COMPANY L.
snrgt. 6. Martin, csptured.
Henry 7. Eiedsoe, wounded.
]. a. Campbell, wouudsd.
. COMPANY II.
William Ecriber, wounded.
John Butts, Wounded.
CoNrANT u.
E. cushman, wounded.
- Fuller. wounded.
, 1864-09-05
Clark H. C1ss.s app ,1rtn.castl
tscz~ T. NJ F',cutfsss ssAppo7Etmenrs. 4

D}Eln.. Observation-Disclosures. ....3spt. Z.
btctlinE. e.
Mufsitsun.- Sept. o.
, 1864-09-05

B Mcclellan absolutely begged the Ad-
min1stration to order, = draft before tho idea
Was entertained At Washington.
, 1864-09-05

from the New York Shipping List, August s.,1
Late sud careful cAttmutes Of tue Ctppa Ia d1ca.e
mat ta.te Eall be very neafy an *Verazu yield OF
1us1louls eircnlareo Ill through season for zia-
1er turpose9 TO The efecr reat the could not
Eesch m6re than hRlfthe average. Wnlle Tue dfung2t
give creuence to tie lsal reports, buc nhy .hat
the crop Is secured. onn In good past gsrnered we
are n. aled to srsiVe st an approxma.e laea WITH
port Of the Department OF Azrcu1tnfe lust Issued.
vel tha- though therf Is eome failing OF in the
Field OF F1nter = Pea; IN ~ the Rse.t pFoduciaz
sptt, wheat except IN Wiseonsi1 and 10 "a. and "a
TIE Cutufe Of spfihg wheat &rgey predomi ates taa
sh.!se {ieid ~ II is;Ie + ang, bs.ox ~ ay.fsEa
teuthti thus, Is The Standard one tenth above
einred Ut ii, and ontten'h "elow ., OF lhe uost
Important heat growing statss. Ohtn GIVES the lo9-
crcp Of 1858 ln wiIte, wheat but IT, sps!n wheat ia
{saJ: IliEsls i onsten,o osloT ID .1atsF skear.
il ons.et tn oalnw In winter wncat ana 4 tsuTba BE-
em 10 ussfaction caasei oy he cninsz 9a ioRs
y one-tenth below Ia inter EheAt tsntha BE-
low N epf1nE wheat. 1ndlsuA Is an average. Mary.
neow "a Nsw Tape bsoH Fns
wheat, ara !hice telths below in sptirg wheat. a.
ne RIan Il laree ano the hesas we'll tlled 1t Ia be-
Wlth regard 70 the Other cereal crops, theFe Is
Eield IN oa1s In relation u corn, ths sstnsrs 81 for
q e.
AusuaI rslns we nar state. however. that 1nformA.
ton RECEIVES by u, rom parties Ia the IVES. and tom
Euot crops promise ahous a average, Thie of Sor.
EhHm ana Flax tat:e il likely to os 1uostaaiA
In order to afford som. idea with regard to the
II de o5si Sit T. Ts sab@it ths
, 1864-09-05

t~ Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke, D. D., OF
New York, was elected Assistant Bishop OF
Of the Diocese Of Western New York, BY the
Eplscopa1 Convention, now In session in that
city, On tho first ballet.
, 1864-09-05

Smith. bnrena c., sless s,os T,nothy u,y, at
$77 s. peI luB.
tobt,, Cocar,S l. Co., 3.tto toas Timothy Isy pef
month, .cE sL mouths. = CA.fo. At r.; prr son.
c. C. Thampson. t,Io tons 1iacotlg Hi. NJ Men.
pti1. At II. 3S Der ton. -
, 1864-09-05

HA Richmond paper faFors ths nomiua
tim ct Gen. Mcclellan on the ground that
he beltnge to that class once SO useful 70 me
slare power. It says he Is "a Northern mhd
with Southern principles"
, 1864-09-05

WM.N n E1{CrAX,

SATURDAY EyENIEo, Sept 8 1884,
Ihe rece: 3ts and RhpmentB during the past II
hours were ae follows:
, 1864-09-05

WHAT GEN. GRANT sA1s.-1u d letter n
bis father, received last Wednesday. Gcne,a1
Grant Gays that the Southern Con,edero.1
cannot possibly recruit their armies. forthe.
have already "'robbed the cradle and thu
grave" for that purpose He Furthermore
1eite5ates what he said some days einco. that
but for the Northern opposition, the reoei.
present campaign.
, 1864-09-05

From the N. T. Htrad, Aug. 4s.1
"As in su probability tho Chicago Con-
venticn ;: i'll reduce this Presldeptial contest,
as we hSve indicated, to the debasirg char
scter OF . Hcre party e4unbbic for the spot1s,
It bcconcB an easy matter to predict the
probable result. The Administration, With
the usjcrity party in it's hands, will walk
over the course.
Some people complain Of President
Lincoln, that he is "slow THAT It takes
him good while 10 rnske up his mind; and
IN tie meantime the sangui1e and ardent of
his friends lose he-rt and patience. There
nay be something In THE; but, 1t must be
u1tted that he does MAKE up his mind
after while; and when be does come to q
decleion It Is ordinarily . good one, and he
sticks to 1t, and acts upon It, and thus makes
it operative. But If Lincoln be elow, how
are you to better 1t by taking McC1el1ans
The county has tried him, and VIC know all
about his notions Of speed. Heneyer reach
ed decision yet in doubtful case, that any
body ever heard Of Six miles day In an
emergency, WAS the utmost he could get out
Of the Potomac army-an army that can
master twenty-five miles uuder leader who
can move himself Lincoln Is perfect speed
- b,,, 10 IN rccaho-sa to,-,,r +ha NV,
~ +,,e Id ot a sn.;1 n1oda,,r ~ a fnnoraf
Mcclellan wouldn't wake up In the whole
term OF four years. to know who was Vice
President If Lincoln takes tine to reach
his conclusions, he does it quietly; but Nc
C,a,,on Enow. bou IN enn1ov more men
W,tr vore ~ f,ss md feathers IN do 1ess.
tta, e1v nnh,,c man who has ffonr,d In onr
r So
ought to make something In the bargain
r-rha do,t,,ne ~ +be conna,hea5 f,on.
-. .s,s 49,. ,nsn ~ - stata vb,oh
e.uoa "as, .s .,a 1 a.s.s ~ s $500. s1
a4 uaa ups ..st essa e. s ~ - .snta - 49,
wv 1.. ~. - ~ ~ j.! ms.",a sa1.h ~ 1s,e,,na
s.,..1- sun . ;; ~ r,,,as, t,,o~ 80 ~
- 49,. aa..,etad ~ 1.,,na bnIa ~
MueA ~ 7ast eon.'eteu y. As..s aotu "
come man tr5tng 10 oTcftufn the Govern
ment in New York, or Ohio. To seize him
,f he lived In Alabama WEE laWful: but II
Tor no-,. v.-.. IN ,o,na IN r;.,r,fn and rbc
oen Oas1a "els w .o"e w. sn.@,., .e, ale - ~ ~
GoVefnment we're W toeoo4o VIII nnn' ~
would be arbitrary" he might ''pcar arms"
here lawfully. He would not be touched.
a State must eece5e before {ts citizens could
=. +~s,tors The val,andJchams storeva
~ S4 1913 ~, x.aaafa5 .s : - - - i,
and Co1es are a1 Peaceim aeugea1es'
But were they 10 cfose toe hhe lnIo Inc Con
federacy, and eay and do what they now IRE
ga,3pr and doing, they might be lawfully
shot or hanged Here. anything labeled
sdemocracY,t' no matter Whist it contains, Is
right and proper, It is not treason to over
| throw the Government, ii you do it in q
| Northern Suite This is the doctrine OF
which McClell an ie made the candidate.
, 1864-09-05

SATURDAY EyIH1aG, Sent. ), iBS3
RREIEHTS-GEA1x Fn11aHrs yes7 du,1. III,
enEas ~. Z, ~ =, tsss; Te brF1.Lo-p1oP tlymo1sa
leas- ~l.h m II 7hc; scht ArrtaIus, Win Wnest
ITO load n Hilwaukut} ], BHe.
~LAKE AHn RAxL 'fHaI8HTs-Thct1 Is no cItay ~r
, 1864-09-05

A strong effort IVES ns-.t. to induce Gen.
Jons A. LOGAN. Of IlllEris, to accept tle
domination Ter Vice President On the Con.
pelAead ticket. Io1in B. Haskin, Ex-Mcm-
her Of Congress from New York aud per-
ecnal friend CT Logan, wrote him, some
weeks ago, an urgent letter 10 allow his
name to 60 before the Convention for Vice
President. Several other prominent politl-
cians wrote him on the subject. Ha=k1n
seEt him second letter, stronger,
If possible, in Languages than ths
tirst one, beseechtns him to be a
candidate, and assuring him of the
hearty surpor. Of the New York and other
eastcrn delegates. Gea. Logan uoqualidedly
reiueed. He told troFe gentlemen that ha
Gid not train Nth That czo5cd; that he was
war Democrat-not peaee sneak; that he
was opposed tn boring down md srpp]icat-
ing for forgiveness 1t the teet of JEFF. Davis;
that he was for IN honorable, permanent
peace, which could only he obt4ined by over
throwing hrmed rebellion, and com pelling
the insurgents to yield obedience to the Com
stitntfon ard the laws, and that he would
never consent to make pence On am. terms
that did not embrace q complete restoration
Ct the Union, In all Of lte territorial inter-
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There has been considerably lras activity IN the
ke. tusDg the Pset week, owing to the gen.fly IN
fe,er quality Of thu supply; and the almost e.tre
ahssrce Of good shipping grades for which there has
been gccd dcmard- Tho peu,au1 for Government
Cattle has been less active than wSs antfclpated hut
contractors aege that this has arisen from tho Cattle
brought In notbelug up to the required standard, As
The 1eAult Of the weeks trade We noten decline
common and medium qualities OF &c :; and "A nd
vance ol 25@5cc 1ca as On pf1me 10 extra shipping
--1ho- o-feuowisa- .A4 c1ostuE gucta:iozs Of the
market this 1e1lF sid comr1sed with laet week:
CLoaLxa FKIuRs.
Prime to exn an.tt, Hias a;ss' ,5s hss vii Is
So%an Msnn e R5as Rsaa nnaas'Ss aas it;cs te
SATURDAY EVENING, sspt. 3, 18GL-Tre receipts og
Beef Cattle during the past week, have bean fully ~
largo - Was anticipated. as to rumbers; bct the
quality has been much lower than usual. Indeed, 1t
ia ct1ta.n thAE uufrE previous werk Of the
year have the yazs been fi1rd WI:h spch III 4Eao,t
meet Of pcor cows thin Eteers aud coarse cIRr, as
during Tic enc now Ciosed- Eo. this e!prien OF
Etek buy we're 20 s1a1ce. that On "Wednesday ald
Thursday evenings the yards were ull OF tho unsod
receipts Of the cay. a more -fayu1ahis turn his
aimee taken place; ard ne a1l7 all Id, bus It
decline Of from esa50c p Ito bs. And II It ba &ny
COZ ISOLATION to the numbers OF owners who had to
mske such an unexpected reduction On tha prices
they hored IA get We may obteST3 that even tho
REDUCTION named they have received full vaus tos
their 1iock.
shirp1sg grades Of Dsef Cattle have basn IN vary
good demand. bus exclusively for tha Eastc-n mar
kets. It vould almost appear, however. from the
receipts Of the paet month. that there must be uo.a
tnsn ordinary Hcsrc1ry Of we'll fed fat steers IN tha
country. It Is more than probable inst farme1s took
6dvaa;s age Of The high pr,caa pad some s;x weeks
enee and then ahspr:u a-ock to market that o,her.
Wise We should be rece,v nz now. In cur hit OF
prrc1pa sales during the week, b:iov wil be found
the enly Important sales OF shipping catlo thaE hsys
been made.
In companion with the month Of Augusss, 1851, Ii
will be seen thai the receipts dutiag the Rams perl ID
this year have been considerably 1t:=er. This nay
however be attrlbnted to the heavy ead increased
denard. which hss existed fer mEdium grades of
Cattle for the army.
The following tsb1e shows the comparative nun.
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The total receipts Of Hogs At tho various yards in
the city. uzing tho wsax ending today according
70 tae dai1T returns posted on 'Ctzoze, amosns =
7,st2 head. TQ1s IL ST head lets than vera -ec.ved
lsstweet, and .sss head 1ess than tbs rpc:ipts OF
the corresponding weak Of last year.
The daily receipts 1t the va.,ons yards compare -
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