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, 1864-10-08


North of the Jamt8-ReDel Loss AZ
Fort Harrison. IOOO-Deasa or a
Rebel seneFal-The *ouan side HAIL
road-sheridan's sitaati0n.
WAsuMoTos, Friday. Oct. THE comm.reiaa's
dispatch eays great activity Rufeyai.s In Grants
f1nnt II here the armies sre en1a1M n th-nu,. = !,
nous "ns4e Hse a44N'ss sto easaSeo III to"ins up
eaftnHofAs.
Gen Sheridan has abundant supplies unii1 the
teu ronner,{on. ara fn-mod
os1 eoaneeuous nte totmeo.
GIeat activity prevails At Alexan?fia- Trims
a1G ~ tophapE 70 Marassas zap ano Cuipeppet-
=. !he M intelligence hom the army oi toe Potomac
- as Iiet unus1ai aaaet prevailed during
"69urESoay 6us .o p'g9ksata n yGstesL9s{ e Eofnas
,onna ana snh u ~ ~ 1he ,s3ieeaa a ate WIala
p.nft nns - AI ths sslr, = Vi tesisnas sny feoel
thss rs;road ~ sMv a1tant e feoels a6e aot as1ng
1rha Hero,Ss. - IL rn,4s. .o,,aar,,s,,.
nee 9es.1n1ies We WsatsFeT ne going on IN their frunt.
nnsnred tSe ,eeia Ill., " ~ rota In nasoa s.a i
nnt - hnTy 'bsn n'e oa oae "ea #hen taey
Mttted 70 be 1000.
E eli is IL SAID to be command Of the deieuses
burg. -
=. TIE Hera!ds Anttinsburg correspondent Of the
bad dee1soyed he br1dge over stoney Cresk At
EdenbnIz.
The U<Td1de correspondent With the cavalry on
the lett OF oaf C. Octc1er 4th, says: There h1s
been no dgh,fng in this Division since Genezal
DtVtts gave WAGE Hampton such a whipping
lev dsys since. Ne ttlll hold the gsound. and are
ready 81 a moments notice to renew the batsle.
hut are waiting other movements before takinV
the one1slye.
Richmond papers Of The 9TH acknowledge the
loss Of Gen Dnu,ovan.
Our pickets are cow only about fftY Yards dis
tant from the enemy, and the most klndsy feeling
exists atl alopg the 1ue Interviews bet pTeen ON
ctrs are OF tn qusut occurrence, and there ls mn
tual thst the plckets should not DIRE
On each other Tnfy acknowledge defeat On Sat
urday, ann cs1m thtt the whole Of Sheridan corps
wae opposed to them.
The HTaids correspondent at Bermufs, the hlse
OF eupp1,es for Gen. Buffers army, says that the
The Chiei Quartermastero Of the army OF the James,
Col Dodae, and biz aaeieants are tlreess In their
efforts 10 forward 1ht supplies for the trooos and
the already elastic spirits Of both o1cers ann men
, 1864-10-08
T0E DRAFT.
Again SQERended XesterdAy-Reerult
lYr-6srueenx De0caE3-NXAU1-
nstIout e1 Drafted Hon
Ward mcotlAGU-

Notwiss.a: ding the order received on Thursd1y
eyeufrR from Col Dakes II Springfield, tbs Bo,rd
of fEurollmcnt did rot proreed with the draft Yea.
tez11av. 1t was simply impossible Tho sum mons
tseutd TO dratftd men had brought In so MANY that
the whole time Of the Board was occupied ycster
day, IN examining shem. From sheer Inability.
therefore, to p.Fform fu1ctsons necs.alta Ing Tie
possession Of ub:qufy, the drafe waa again post
p"neo. Another Gay OF tf& = va. taus Riven 70 tho
d. 1auluoe wards, the effect Of which giIl prob.
abls co to render the draft UNNECESSARY in oae er
two OF snesa. The Thirteenth Ward Il at last full,
ihe 6ecotd Will OF b. drafted, the Third msy be.
but, 1or The E1eTenth- there seeut TO %
no oopes 1te atTt1E1yeR are too erea. to BE- . I'D
~ luu txe the draft tbAtt oYeffake II, though
II too may possibly dll up nefure the drafted
aaen NE ce1lea en to report In ptrson-
EH11aTMKHTa.
ne fouow1nE are the e0u-tments OF YESTERDAY,
NolCh Ht1e ctte1led On tue qnat&s oi thc various
Whfos presenting the men- The lsrse number OF
men ueNkEd 70 the Thirteenth Ward have not
been mustered In, in Chica. Q. They arc credited
Oakes. to tbe effect th.t the men have beep Oh.
tanned IN st. Lorls kuu will arrive IN tbfs city this
mt1nicE. when the wA.d xftt officially be declared
to be cut Of the orcft: WheeltnR Z, Eor1toe >
Name 9, Leydep :, Lzke 8, P41os !, Tn,rd Ward 6.
sixth Ward !. 8e:enth Ward 81 Etrnth Ward i
n nth Ward Z. Tenth Ward 6. Thlrteensh Ward Il.
TotAl, IL.
The following are the d -ncits OF the Yarloua
suhdtsticte, up to = late hour iset evening. Five
mi n h4vc been enlieteo b. Capt. Hlfty. and one
bF Capt Pomefor, all # which arc for the Seventh
ward aad are duly credited:
, 1864-10-08
THE CANAL STREET HOMICIDE.
H016fn. the 1nqueEf-TeB1imony
Prisoner Exon 4rAIed and DISCHARGED

Coroner Wagner yesterday held an inquest On
the body Of Peter Curtin whose death at the htnds
OF tcldfer was reported in the TRDuNE yes.er
day. The evidence aaduced wss very meag,e. but
from IT and the Grcu instances surrounding the
care. The Jury considered themselves bound to dis
The deceased seems to have been an intensely
v'olent Ps7tlzsn, and had IN conversation fre-
substitute to desert. It, is reported that
npon velIInown aez-n of Chicago fo1
hut little doubt that the design Of tho deceased
and hta companion wss to detsin and annoy the
eobdisr utA Ills charge should bs Anle to maze his
that the party who w&b with him at the time 1ud
the only party who raw the Ahoot!ng-one Pat
Fiemtn.,mnediately upon the occurrence left the
rtarrnent Of tie soldier and the testimony of Ed
TEsTtxosT.
Edwin Edsa1ds, sworn.- Lire o. tho corner o!
Canal and 4dane s.rtete- Was sitting II my house
and eaw bueey standing in ftont Of the saio0p
nsn.dered. 6aF one men running A~ay, and
rpe,ne, ,Ss t,1dang T. ~ ny q lumbe
been shot. mixed who he was shot by. He an.
twered By the soldier. He e,id th= colder ordered
them to halt and tic deceased 90. out to see what
not zee the shooting. and knen only what this maj
tod me. The man was riding in the buggy with
1he 9tceated. LIE aeemed very m lch sveese to
eAAtNh ~A s"N ""'Ie%%s "AA Va4 AOk plEb6 AuS H.
The pnsoner-E.ward Ludl.u-esve the folio r.
Ing, statement: an private Ia .mpany B. 18th
regiment Y. Z G.. aud Rm stationed 1T Camp
Douglas. Yesterday !. In company with Others.
was detailed to guard squad Of recruits and tnb.
stitutee to Springfield. Capt. Baker was in com
msnd.
We arrived at the Alton and St. Luis Depo,
about o'clock. Il tnbstitute. whose name is 10.
kuopu 10 me, ttased that he wished to 70 oyes to
a saloon TO ret eome:hlng to eat and procure some
reffeehDents for his friends in the cars. Capt.
Baker ordered me to accompany him there. did
70. We went to 4 saloon on tee corner of canal
and West Adams streets. where he got something
to eat ard then started Tor another place where he
eald be could ret come bfead and cheese for the
boys Oh tue trair. We had not gone fsr ghen no
men drove By Us in . buggy. The eub5ti.
tute called ont to them, How are yo1,
ChRrleyf" The men then drove back. got
ont, c5me up to NJ, and remarked to my N IN.
~ guess thai IL not the one y3u wanted to eee."
He said nothing, bat the men came ~ to me, aud
without saving word. they both took hold OF my
gun near the muzz1e and uled to wrest 1t from me.
told them to let go, but theF did not. As econ
asI got It out Of their hands ] dred, and the m4n
te!l, I then went to Captztn Baker aud reported
toe fscis. As soon ss the men took ho.d OF my
gun the Euhtdtnte started to rrn. and went ~
ADAMS et!tet and escaped. lthought at the lime,
ENG ~! lhiuk. It was the pufpose or the tTo msa
70 Md the substitute TO escape. The action OF all
parties Convinced me th1t there Wks 4 perfect m
GER ttnc1ng between-t them atl.
The Jury resu1l ed the following verdict: 1--WE,
, 1864-10-08
FROM GALESDURE.
UnAucceasgut Little mackerel FIshefy
Npox County.


GALEsBUBo, ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1854.
The great copperhtad pow-wow. 80 long au-~-
ttsed, came off here to d1y, atd uaa magnificent
A-s-, .se. ppvlnted the untsrrt1ed themselves
Women, boys, and mounted guestllas, shouting
for JEFF. Davis, paraded qcr streets from morning
until night. to the great disgust Of loyal citizens
Who Wisely let them take their course without IN
reference At the stands, less thsn 1000 people
were gathered. Of which iully onethirl were Union
n en-, attracted By motives OF curiosity.
Much good Was done the Union cause by this
Demonstration. Men who have been Lifelong De.
nocrats declared taey would not support such doc
rhals quit the procession In disgust when cheers
were RrFen for JeI. Davis. The Union men held a
bic mass meeting in Dnnu's Hall at night. and by
ci-ang uttesanee to thelr lo7si sentiments helped
city during the day. Look ont for an astounding
report from this - Abolition CITY" next Novem-
iQ1lty ipr Lincoln and JQhuspa in Galeshurg.
, 1864-10-08
: FROM z HE SOUTH
Rebel News via Richmond-Tha Rebel
fresA on the FirglD1a k1tu uA11onL
%cN Davis spcech-Loxs OF Block
Aue Hummer

WASHINGTON, Friday. Oct. 7.-Richmo1d p1pers
Of the 60 and 4,h claim that EARLY holds Sheridan
IN check: and Early, in dispatch to tho citizens
OF !uchburg, esye II they will turn out to best
OF the rs'dess. he will hold the main force Of the
enemy where they are.
The Richmond E-ani.er of the 4,h ssys Uo;on
cavalry force va. fourteen mi1es from Gordonayllle,
marching Oh tina. place.
Gtn. Lee. on Get. 1st, reports the repulee of our
forces 10 East Tennessee, near Jonea1oro.
The Rchntnd papers aekuo zledge the steady
advances o the Union armies on bosh s1ees of ffe
james. They discuss Grants movements with
great anxiety.
JET Dayts, in his speech It Macon. made 4
.hef ging appeal to the Georslsls to m np the armY
ssslre That two-thifds OF me rebel ARMY were a..
cent without leare-that IS, dese1tion. He said
he could net send troops from Virginia to Georsh,
beeau:e they were ss ecsrce in the former State "a
In the latter. He!h.d been. asked why Early wis
rot. fent to Georgia instead Of the Hhenandosh
Valley. 1t Vas because Lynchburg was threat.
eped.
Whist wou.d prerent the Unton troops, If Early
was withdraw, from taktpg LJnchburg, and
, 1864-10-08

NEW YoHK, FIld77, Oct 7.-tt appeasa from an
of1e1al statement received at the Navy DepaE'men
To-Day that the North Atlantic Block4dtng Squad.
rom; rom Aug 1si 1861 to Oct 1st or the oeessnt
gear. csttureo Or DESTROYED ftJ vessela. Must Of
them Heye first clsss blockade runners.
, 1864-10-08
TIE GEORGIA PEACE R3J
NOR.
Gcn. HhernAn and the Rebel Governor
Brown.

Brown.
NEW YoRK, Friday, Oct. 7.-.Tne Poss's Atlanta
correspondent gives the following ss the trne YER
slon Of the Gsorels peace proposals; The armed
force has pressed heavily upoa the people, and
they feel the unrelepung 1ran hand Of Sherman
t1asp.ns and holltne thsit very llie. and | an
anfe, with VIVID consciousness Of the terrors of
the past, and dread foreboding Of the coming fu-
tuze, that they are ready for paace on almost any
terms.
Neither The aevspapers n9r the leaders say this.
but there are etrong indications In that drectlou
One oi these pspers proeseds deliberately to dis
Eu.s the prdp1ety of Gov. Browns acceptance OF
sherm&n's invitation to come to Atlantis. You
have no doubt seen tho report Of such an invita-
of1ruth, that While prominent citizen sas alniar
With sherman one day, be remarked, II wish,
you:' Lei bin come" replied the General: II
haVe n9 onjec!ions to hls coming within ny lines.
bic records here which he would no doubt like to
get and preserve. Let him come; would like to
see him
presume the invitation was daily delivered to
the Governor. I question. however, II be was
prepared TO accent It At that moment. Perhaps we
thal3 have the pleasure Of seeing him when we ar-
rive at Macon or Augusta.
, 1864-10-08

wi, b. renc~a, Of guerilla deprsdastsns Ia adj.-
G. Mt counties.
The ~ aids Waahiu9ton dispatches Of the
9Th ps5s deterters from Forrest acd Whselet are
forr2inx into Rueli'ls bands.
Cba,txhnatcbfe attacked orr forces II Biz 9h4nte.
on The Eth, and were routed AFTER tearing up good
Dos.iUu OF tie t1atk.
, 1864-10-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS
nEAEKET,


New fonk, Friday, Oct. 7.--:Attera week of un-
naual activity luli ensued in the auction business
this morning. Only one or two OF tbs leading
houses bad my sales. There was one held BY
HaRge1ty q Coz which brought together lsrke
number Of bugers and spectators, which pasaed
off sptt1ted!y aud with considerable a1cceas. The
catalneu fncluded ane cloths aud clsstmerea. rna
crest fe ature Of the sale Was splendid lot A:x-
ls'Chappelle t1hnf cloths not very often put up
at pn bile tale In this country. Tne goods e11tr4
Geo elk AID mixed ps]etots, which sold very
heelY It s. T5Gls00 plaid fancy cassimerea S. !;
coahipgs $5.0e ESQ; fancy p'aids So 62H; Moscow
beavers 81 buG4 Is, AID 20 Gu.
bnoya and ths shade Of prices as cou.ared With
similar aales otthe week was slightly better.
In fact the tpirits Of fmpe1teEe, buyers ard
the cay-.4ey were anssually light and cheerful. 4
, 1864-10-08
Markets BY Telegraph.
Cincinnati Market
Especial DlIpAtch to tre Chicago Tribune ]

Especial D1IpAtch to tre Chicago Trbunel
C1Bc1sEAT1, F. iday. Get. :, 1854.
F1orn-A better feeling and higher prices Aaked.
9uperfrc ard extsA now held 1t t3.5o39-15.
G1AE-Wht4t in better demand and 1cc higher
Sae4 red at $3.50 white tl.0 al 05. Corn vary dnll
1t u II tor ear. and S1aa120 for aheled 0As dull
and nominal 1t E@7oc Bye also dull and p1ices de.
chntt sc-tosine x1o. Bsr4Ay IN f4r Tequ st and
pr1ees st.Aay IT. Il seSsl IS for sprinf and fRll.
WHIsKY-Held nomiuAtly at &..ft, but without
sales.
PAov1s1cFk-Mess Pork pomiuAl At SO; Ghonde~s
17c lib tides 18c. aud clear rib 1t ,sol9Ic. Bacon
I: foi cpUntF8 ard citf.
, 1864-10-08

NEW foAK, Fr1dsJ, Oct 1.-THE steamer dmcrt-
c9 took about 8uo men from Hurts fslAcd yester-
day. The Northern Light vent to Baston to take
between 500 or 1000 men to the Army Of tha Psso-
mac. 200 men from Concord, N. H., Wtn: to
ashih.iQp bY railroad
, 1864-10-08

In this city. Oct. 9th. ct kenterF, Ct only
snd 4cB5a.
Funt1el will be atetded 1t the res!d~ece Of tn pa
Mts: en- Iaomee AYsnue. ottwesn Twenty-fourtn
tId TEtnly.rIth streets, today"1 iA;ufda3) 1t II
<'cieck+
In .hts city. Oct. 9Th, 1881 OF copgext n OF the
}0t e.. DAVID II. PEkK1H5t &Rai Is Jesrs and II
lroDlha-
n. 1GntIa1 N he attended taIs {aa:urday) morn
II 100 oek, from Ire FtFEs F1t4bY e1iAn CHURCH
Wsbssh eye1uc. between Cona1tss and Van Buren,
(ut{ts.
, 1864-10-08

the ]nyy, dpd thst the said Pe'er Curtin came to
hlr deata from the effects OF = nuske shot uted u
The hsndt oi William Ludar1. And that esld Wn-
liam Lu1lsxa VIA iu The l!ne OF his d1tJ It the
Tina of phrform1ux the deed"
, 1864-10-08

NAVAL FAm At BoaTos.-A moat charming AZ
fair took plsce Ut the house Of ]. 7. Sanger. EsQ
on TpurrdaY evening. on the ocsas:ou OF the
dfsr1pr nf N elesapt a'etan. made by teser4i
young ladies' Of this city, IL suuc1psa9u Of the
demands nox made1or articles for the Naval Fan.
The 1oftups winner of thfs besulfaf article. With
the most unexpected courfeey, generously fetnrned
thp asehsp to tue yourc laofe 10 e rsed again Tor
1he same r iiE. It will prnnsb!y be f1rwa1dcd to
Boston with the $3.50 already realized
, 1864-10-08
NHantgu==aQEH

w kustivn Retrn1's fu.n:sh.d At thH toE
aits tY 1~p1cs:iou T. JAn6a s HGGu ~. >
= ESHtt Hnus. ouAsA- o"5.ss'e l.
, 1864-10-08
A Eu1l Blown Run1DF

New Yo1k, Friday, Oct 7.-The Brooklyn
Union otto day SAYS an cccasioaal correspondent
!rem Washington writes, under aate of !es.eraa1;
1rit1re-1p. m.-Gen Sherman aud q delegate
from Georgta are in consultation With the Psesi-
dent
, 1864-10-08
ROCK KaVER CDNFE
Seco1 d Days Procee edIng~-Blcctfo o1
Efdeth and Bsesconn-fsuncaIloa
meek1nE.


Pu1spant to adjournment. the Conference met
N the Chair. ...
~ deyot,cnal cxerc1se.. condocted h. ner :,
"sser.
Ife Secretary ca1cd the fol, and Large number
dsse4tss sa:TeFed tas,s n;ns o.
ture. "'@1 >''o 11'' ~"' - ~N'' ~"
Rev. q. II, Cobb, General Acert Of the Freed
siding B,shop, and spoke ., ie:cth in .s.stioa to
ieeney On tbs DE- irpte CONDITION Of the nexro
both morally and eociajy. HI appealed 10 tue
poi sId aid N csrrying out tie % ooieets ~ Of ID tie
Mtetlon. >N&e
On motion, 4 committee consfst,nc Of Reys. q.
L, s. stu6: c. Il. Foeief. and Hooosi Crew. IA:
arro1nted To take the snherf rnrier raos,ders,ira
a1d report thereon. ~''4'1-A''~A'A'
s1u tne 'ce n1p 1es is ia
cla1ine Of The Tn,tifnte nn sstinr for
The foawtne eent1Smen vers th., in+-,dr.aa
to The Conferrnce: Reys. ades Of Ds1rnIt Maves
Of Ksrta.. Edwards Of DstroIt Cam n inaisy1s
B.. of D9ittmcre. Il. R,tStfe Csotrsi 11}nnis ~ II
chss. 5. Kea,irc. o3A' Ai'A1'1'' &ua
lie see-nd question was then taken up, Whe
arr nIhlsttrH I'll uiale ~T' WV
The eoTmit1ee On Rev ". B. Case reported in
was sccordtr:ly continued on trlai. 11'
Thr committee on Rev c. F. McRe1dius sub
Mttted report, which WAs on motion Temporarily
laid over.
a ccmmnL!catton Txs tecetToi from Z. q. cod
dington, Of 1oFa City, asking to be ordained dea-
con.
On notton. the communication Was received and
4dopted.
The Conaefepee then resumed the case OF G. +.
1Stheactne, aho ne was continued ou trial
heF. 1soGe A.uefs IN, ;. T. ReeEes. George
Gross, Join Thoms-, y. h AxIeL aud Joho
W!n1t nsesm vesc continued on tr..L
"A petition was received from 3. 2. Pearson Of
ke9tnnqsa AL me 10 be elected deac "a, 50 that hs
could accept posl,lon as army chap1afa. The pc.
ft1on Wae granted.
AeF. :: y. 6tefofnnicg was granted loc1tlon.
REV: III. y. smith was continued deacon OF the
second clate. ..-..... ..
Inc nftn question Was tafen up. WHO have
pesn eseCted and ordained oefa this year!"
Esot- John Frost, ". H. Gloss, ltsac Llnebar-er,
and Leonard Holt we're ecteo.
which the Sacrament was administered to the
members.
hev. ~. Enaplp, OF h1nnesola, pfeaented IN ~.
On church IT II. sIonos eighty miles NORTH Of
St fanl: This cnntcn u tne pioneer church Of the
West-the vanguard Of Nethodism on the mach
toward the Red Rlvtt-
Rev. Ar. daggEArty. q wisconsin, also address.
ed the Conf renee, on toe .u9jee: OF Obtaining aid
for the beredt Of the church In Wisconeln.
Rer Ar. NoJee, OF Kantae, aIeo made come re-
msrke re!at.Ee to his charge 10 shawnee county,
and addresstd an urgent appeal to the Conference
1cf AZ.
NeV; M UAs1otoat " A!esoo't .Iaus o.ut1hs mh
nPPea1 70 iae CoosseaSs !oa aes!et s II
enuea la Mase9u nae @ 1,1a,'. - s1iss
, 1864-10-08

NEW Yoxx. Friday, oc!- I.
Co17ox-Ntavy: more dting st 1l.1ta1.15
FLou1-stste snd Testetn 2t@Sc better; 70 91a
rs Tor extra State: - 6is913 70. round hoop Oal1
tst@l1 = tor trAda br.nts-clotinG leasJ Ia.
cl1ced n the eaea ,e0 brts extra Stat Tor hrar
Ea ot Novtmb*r and fat haf Of Dec 1bes at - =.
Nms1I-Fnmer ard quiet at 4l.7e&t. - for state
0KAH-Nhest s91tc better: Iieo Al IS for ChcaEo
trtipE nHa1ks:o Mtlwsukcs club q. .e8zl.gl far
ninpe5 AisT autee: q BSal p lor inferior = good
g,hter fsd Wetefn $le5 81 70: au:bef t.chCan.
Gn3n N&sc better; closing hsAvY st tt5a3a 571s of
m1sa enern anoAt ana Il 81 for do In store. Oa's
G1:cx1!x,-Cofes doll sad no1inslly unchanged.
s4s ~ uoi!. MolAssas cnil. New Orleans $l2..Ia.
xFE1GoiEE4-sciiye.c excited snd htxh=r. stS,Gs9c
Icr enEt q, ftee.
M sd !9ws5 + z
snd 9e@49 = Crime. and I'll fox pstme m.ss 5cet
STEADY It pIevi3as prices Fr1me Mes 3esf dull and
ncmlhat. LII mta'e Fte2ey. 1xtd nrme-, with Eoo3
den aEd At fhe 1xtfer an ext1ena pricej Tor
kfttle-feDoett6: Butter stetds ct .GG3tc for Ohio
aEd sea+sc Tot sfa'e1 chsese stead5 a. 921e,
New York Money nud STOCK n1nrxet..
NEW foRK, Ftld.y evening. 01ts.
EozrT--Aetiye'andst stesdy at I FER cent,
eTERL1aa ular aud unsettled 81
CON Excited and 1snfr. ope1inc at 1s7x, aa.
ysnctpz :t6H, decfp1nE 10 13sH, clio lrg 70 1874.
GOVERNMENT 5TocKs-Mor1 actirn and aTnacT,
s1ocKt-LnveE, q g. $40 Coupors ,0i e 90 Year
eelt11cstee Stx: a0e 9. Gs 20 5s o 4 g uacates
s,sl;is 81 Ell Gaita Gea'1n9 fss III Ii
q. ll7k: P1tss 100; II 40: Mt pfd 3x /; RocE
{flSpc Ez4,
, 1864-10-08

WAsu1KsToy. Friday. Oct. 7.-Positiva informa-
ton has been fsceiysi By the Ale1.nd11a (Va.)
Jor.na', that Moeby has 60 far recovered from btu
rtcent wonrd to he able to sgatn take the saddle
It esFs that certain that be is once more the
ssddie, and It may not b. nuany days before there
, 1864-10-08

WANTED 800 Ladies and Ge: !.
w tlfmen frota Ill pats Of the West, to act ~
agents fo5 tEe sse q Bastsrek. Patta;1. for cutting
xeli In eyetJ family 10 capital required. ST ACT
WILDER. Rco ii up sla1rat McCo7mics's 8u1ld-
tuK, eoIrfr Of Rsncolph AEd Dearborn etr.etk, Chi.
ca3o. P. @. Bee f31NtS. octS ISIS In
, 1864-10-08

FTOm FOFtT3s8 NA0HEO4.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 6.-Orders have been
leeucd today prohibiting civilians from pAsslDg up
the James liver from this point.
, 1864-10-08

FAILApILFa1As Friday, Oct Z.
una tte1td.
9nA1x-Wneat Urn = er.etn aud Penn. red, Il % !.
white. a7e3. Corn dull 5eloT. ST.. Otu nru
pETHoIKUK-Vsry dull Crude 34&8ke Ftnned In
bQt stt7 SIC 1ree E&7!c.
HHtsKY.Qutl md ioHel. Ohio Il Il.
, 1864-10-08
Pastor OF Zion Cunrch, NLutreal
Sold By all Dealers in Medicines at Is ceuts hp1
ne,ftRsk Tu44 TAkEGaf1rn

Nerr0relitEM RxN to kk14t.-Tst BAL
to rent sot al the purposes Tor which eueh he1ls
are ordinarily ustd. Tetns moderate Appliea-
lions cae be maAe At ths n4ee, Adlosntn9 tas az
Uante to the Hal. tt1DhQic.H
, 1864-10-08

Our Relations with Mexico.
NEW YonK, Friday, Oct. THE Goyernuent
continues Its official reht1ors with the Liberal, OF
Constitutions, Government Of hextco, and tae
President has reccut1y recognized Jo.e Sataro
Prieto ss Consul Of t6at Republic at the port ol
San Ffancisce.
, 1864-10-08

From New OrIeAMs.
NEW YoRK, Friday, Oct. 7.-The eteauer Eve
nipg Star from New Orleans 18th Inst, has Ut.
rived
The EFa5 Baton Rouge escorHespondent detail.
the operations Of expe4ttIoas on the Atcsata'sJa,
already; Eefzalned to coaafm the reported Success
of the Union fosces,
, 1864-10-08

Especial D1spatco to the Chicago Tribune.I
ST. Lou1H, Friday Evening, 0ct.7.
ToBAcco-Aet1ve. Itlees fully sustained Break
ve1y small u hhcs offered Is leld. Factory lugs
ts.5c@s.M plAIte7s Su.1 Ga Is: common Shipping
leH 3i3 oo2fo o.; manufactured *-s.nee5.sos good
and fall $2953.
F1oun-F:Em. Receiots 9:i7f brls. eup.rnne $500
as.75; single extra - 6o297s; double extra ssoo,9
1C2t-
GRAlx-Wheat nrua aud In fait den9trd At 81 500
LIS fG1 r cd; Sl.9b41.95 fer prime; 1le7l2. 70 for
eho1ce; - os@s.Gs for extra prime. Curn dfm At
$i35 for mtxLd: u 60 fer wbite, to arrive. 0ats duh
elt5 Bailey quiet Fsll :: fs.oV; sprtng 1t $1I1.
WHIsKT-Lowtr It u 659tsu.
, 1864-10-08

We will teu at our salesToous. without rsssrvo. 4
lb,ge aud Bupt1lt : ass1stment OF uev aud second.
band goo6s ecnsletrg In rn:s Fine P4rt sn,ts
Gtesn Repo and Aeir Cloth: s,:as: liable TO r.
EsI1 Tables goes cases s. sna ec,etssee s.tos
snd Hocseff, OAK D!Iing Chairs a.ch OAk B1dhhoa1d
Win nAlbla tops, Extension Tan1ss-
AapA GtleEd d 'sort tH1caf Of Chamber Hu!t2. with
and WITHOUT II Hslpla ttpa, IN RosBwooa, Walnut ana
CLeatnu to witch the atteutlon Of those Wishing
Ickl good gort1 sra invited
Auoa very fms E,ly.r Plated TfA Sat. worth 375oo.
Brussels Carpets, Oce aud Paflor ste Tts, :rockeiJ,
&c.dc. GILBERT d Sa&eHo*,
ccEtss61t AucioQeerk.
, 1864-10-08
12aauten-Gubst'tutes.

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w tesss fc. ons sesx 70 az II a1otsSt M 9y f
and coYn&V- Tb8 t11hess tAaa ro01F pAaH: q ~
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tieEs Bo5s, hi, 4 yoss is.s CHANCE 81 tx Cn
NJ AN1ED-Ytung Men for the
~ Arry and NAVY. to sEtve either es eaos:,. &.
tusk or 1ol1a sea1s lef oas yeE Yo1 VI a1.s!tt
xu nc nIoa As1 Jou I'll DO tu1e ok receis ne; es
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w AID x1.n to procure sno1t,tnsea % seoy =
f.. neA-na1n sttttt. Rom ). Yeo "a, . Pc ap'y
ssRsisd ata q n 1f:,,taE 10 &c: ti LRHls i CU.
"esssS az 2S.sa,s aaGs:' 'annS>.'@'eA.. -"
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