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A CARD TO THE LADIES'
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Inarlble IN CORRECTING. regulating, and removing all
obstruction ifom whatever causes, ana Always
successful a. preventive,
These Pills nothing and have been used by the
Doctor for many years both i'm France and America, with
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Pls public for The alienation Of those suffering from
any Irregularities whatever, wei proven IN
OF family where healt, will permit Females
peculiarly situated, or pe supposng thUm,eve,
cautioned against usin these pils while In condition.
the proprietor assumes pons bty after above
admoni,OL, although their mlduess would prevent any
msChefto health Otherwise tue Pulls nlcd
Full aud explicit d ectIo accompanying each box
Price 81, O. six boN,sf r s.. Sold wholesale and retail
by the e lowing DIut gi.ts-
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A NHrEhall, ruer Of rhi tCeuth Market streets
Zeiglcr Smith, corner of second aud Green streets
Dyott * Co.
johnson Holloway & Cowden and
s. G.. DtlaCOur Camden.
AtIetail by all druggists,
Ladies, by sending
ONE DOLLAR
To either agent. can have the
Phi Is SENT CONFIDENTIALLY,
by mall to any part Of the city country, free Of
postage.
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BOSTON Ann PUTTADrIpIIII

.1YTXR BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
s&Astst, steamship Line, sailing from each port on
SAT IRDAl rs, from first wharf above PINE street Pfa
delpha- and Long Wharf BOSTON, From first wIarl
above PM Street, on SATURDAY, October l. 1864,
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, viii saffron PhIadel-
pha llor BOston on saturday, October /, st 10 A. nj
and the steamship SAXON, Matthew'S from R0stOu foT
Phllaoelphla, on same day, az T.. NJ xcY fIHE
Ihcse new aud substantial steamships form a regnlat
hne sailing nom each port punetualiy on Saturdays
assurances effected az one-half the premium Charged On
sale vessels. ~N' eN@ Va
FreiPlts taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested 10 send Slip Receipts and Bus
Ladlng with their goods.
FOR Freight or Passage (having hne accommodat,ns)
Jai-tf q 10 ~ !. fd DElSSGR lS.SSGRT GRE 4 kvs9gso o0is
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K ATI0NAL UNION TICKET.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SHERIFF.,
HENRY G. HOWELL.
REGISTER OF WILLIE,
FREDERICK NJ ABAMs.
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS CCURs,
EDWIN A. NIERRlCK.
CITY OFFICERS.
RECEIVER oP TAXES,
CHARLES oNEmL
CITY COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS DICKSON.
CONG RESS.
First rstDistrIct..........5OHNM NJ. BUTLER.
Second Dlstrlst....... CHARLES OEEILL.
Third Distrlct........L LEONARD MYERS.
Fourth District. WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
III h Dltrlct-.......M. RUSSELL THAYER
GENATOR-THGED DISTRICT,
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
Iust WILLIAM FOSTER
Second District. WILLIAM II. RUDDnitE.
Third District. RICHARD BUTLER
Fourth DAuoi,...,.,,,W, W. WATT.
TInh Dstrict..,.,....,,.JosEPH THOMAS.
Sixth DstrIct...,........JAMEs FREEBoRN
Seventh Distriot..,,..... THOMAS COCHRAN.
Eighth Dstriot.....,.,..JAAIEs n KERNs.
Ninth District. CHARLES FOSTER
Tenth District, SAMUEL 8. PAECOAsT.
Eleventh District. t........FRAEKLIE D. STEINER.
Iwslnh District. v sUrPIHN, sB.
Thirteenth Distro ......ESos c. RENNER.
Fourteenth Dislrot......FRAHCfs HOOD.
Fifteenth Dlstrict.......GE 0RGE DE HAVEN, ia.
Sixteenth Dhtdct WILLIAM y. SMITH
Seventeenth Dlstriot...,.EDWARD C LEE.
HsA'ssrta DlslTi9t",,,,JANEs MILLER 0IJ-2jl
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON.
RESIGNATION OF MIR. BLAIR
He Approves of the Baltimore
Platform.


Etc, Etc., Etc, U,c., Etc, Etc, etc.
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BxcHANaE OF PRISONERS.

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pRIDESBURG MACHINE WORKS,
II VI fICE,
No. g FR MT STREET,
pHILsl ELPIItA.
We are prepared to IN orders 10 any eSelt for we'll
known
ma sCINERY FOR COTTON AND wooLEN MILLS,
Incl, ding all recent improvements IN "a ding, spnaing
ana Weaving
We invite the OF manufacturers to our exten-
Eiye works.
III ALFRED JESKs & SON.
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These Moden are prepared only by the proprietor.
DIR. l.. Q. Q. WIsIART. .
WHOSE OFFICE IS AT
No, 10 N. SECOND STREET, PhiladeIpbia
pIlgN .NIN ANIA
PENNSYLvANIA,

Where Ec be consulted either pergonoIg ar t 1,,
Lee ci cHarse lley are Id by Druggists az Dsar
SEIEWiel AT Wholesale by a New York ana PIilSIe
F'''" " ''''' '"'' 44'te'''' 22l2w
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Ek.Sikv--k tOh NEW WHOKk-DESPATCH
FFaAAzil.l1- and sw1itsure Lines, via Delaware and
haIian anal The steamers Of these lines are leaving
ssy az ~ oSloek NJ and O'Clock p A., from third pier
for height which viii be taken on Accommodate
DELAWARE Avenue.
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INCREASED DEspArCH.

CRElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
4 AL the stations on the Camden and Amboy aud
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Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol, Burilrgtou Rovsrly,
1oTfcs'nlo. ora lacouy at gaOA ". andt SOP NJ
,,..,, LINES lR'M kENSiEGrOS DEfOr
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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA

nr wisfarts Store ana onIce, ,No.loN. SECOND Street
Philadelphia.
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From foot Of COurana At " NJ. and p. M, via
Jersey city and amuen; and 10 A. NJ, r. NJ, and
u tNight) via Jersey city and cntingun
From foot of Barc'ay street, A. NJ. and 4. NJ, via
Amhoy und Camden
Prom Pier No. J North River. At 70 NJ, and r. M
(fTeight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden.
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The Candidate UnaccuStOmed TO Fore
ed MnPPhpN

The Candidate UnaccuStOmed TO Fore
ed Marches.
Daniel S. Dickinson's last epistolary
stump speech, delivered by mail to a
mass meeting at Syracuse, as usual,
brought down the house. lie said
BINoHAMT0N, oct. Is, 1861
GENTLEMEN: The hard cold | took n
few days since at a Union eatheriPg
still afilicts me, and interferes so serI-
ously with the freedom of speech,
that am for the present, much to ny
regret, compelled to abstain from All
forensic effort But there are enough
in the field to rally the masses, and
when they move, victory for truth
and Union is not far off Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana have shown us the
course of the popular CURRENTS and Il {
US not believe, nor permit Others TO do
so, that the Empire State is less patri-
otto than her noble sisters. II looks
now as though the contingent re
mainder of the Chicago Convention,
sitter the Sth of November. would be
taxed, under the Internal Revenue law,
as "heaten copper The uncomfort-
able position in which they have placed
Gen. Mcclellan, for whom ] bespeak
your sympathies, shows them to be
both cruel and exacling. They declare
the war a failure in the face of an arm
e /, interruptions and willy enemy, and
propose to negotiate for peace, after adj
hitting that the Rebellion has master
ed us.
Upon this poor abject and jaded nag
they place the General, and then ex-
hort him to ride into the White House,
though they know that he is ent irely
unaoeustomed 10 forced marches EYi
IDENTITY fearing the success of the peace
policy, at the risk of both SDssd AID
bottom, the General endeaYors to place
one foot on the ,Dar-iorSe, travelling q
an opposite direction from his own, and
is Just now practieing more ertcEsisd
movements than his military experience
has afforded. Dean Swift, though a
clergyman, was accustomed to give way
20 wit, sometimes at the expense of his
veneration. On one occasion, a tailor
who had laid aside his shears and press
board for the desk and the Bible,
sought 10 confate the Deans views
upon some passage of Scripture which
he cited The Dean yielded gracefully
but said, there was another passage
which had occasioned him great en-
barrassment Said he 10 the tailor. ]
have been reading in Revelations that
an angel GENE down and stood one foot
on the sea and the other on dry land
now it lies within your line to tell how
many yards OF cloth it would take to
make him pair of breechesi ! have
never learned that the clerical tailor
ever gave an answer; but if he did, the
General should, by all means, find it.
and have his measure taken according
". The latter will, however, be done,
and that most efiectually, on the Sth
day OF November
Yours truly,
d. S. DiCElNs0N
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1854
The Duty Of Loyal Men.

Next Tuesday, the question OF Union
or disunion is to be decided by the
American people, at the ballotbox.
vallandigham and JEFF Davis have
their candidates in the feleL and are
laboring with great assiduity for their
election. To secure success northern
copperheads are on the stamp, and
southern armies on the move; Ferry
and Donahue are forging votes, and
Price and Hood are in motion, TO Sc
cure the same object-the election Of
Mcclellan and Pendleton; and the nat
ural enemies of America, the aristce-
raey of Europe, are shouting huzzas for
the same candidates, and ale predict
ing their triumphant election.
These are facts which cannot be de-
MED they have been put on record,
and there is moi man in the nation,
who reads at all, but is familiar with
them. eWe must move our army tc
the Ohio, said Self Davis, more than
once during his late, southern tour,
that the Chicago ticket may be sue
cessftll for the election Of Mcclellan
viii seeure as our independence
The chief aristoeratic Journals of
Eorope, led by the London Times, is
urging the election of Mcclellan; and
when the capitalists deeply interested
in the rebel loan petition for peace,
they direct their document TO Governor
Seymour leading spirit in the Chi
cagO movement b-ao-..
Such are the candidates Of the peace
party-such the character Of its sup
porters; and we candidiy ask any loyal
man, If he desires TO be found in such
company If he finally decides to
take up his bed with them, we do not
envy him his feelings
ON the other hand, Lincoln, and John
son are the representatives, not only of
the liberal spirit CT this country, bat Of
the world. The tories of the Europe
support Mcclellan; the liberals-those
who have beep struggling for freedom
are unanimous for Lincoln. Where
stands Garibaldi, Victor Hugo, Bright
and Golden they are appealing to
Americans, in behalf of the interests
of humanity everywhere, TO elect the
Baltimore ticket
Bat we need not 90 10 Europe for ex-
amples. The battle cry of the rebel ar
my, is; 'ilurrah for McClellen = while
oursoldiers, within nparallelsd unanini-
w. are for Lincoln aud johnson. Those
who are fighting 10 destroy The govern
ment, are Mcclellan nen those who
are sustaining it are Tor Lincoln. The
grey, is theuniform of the Chicago can
didates: the blue of the Baltimore
nominees.
With these facts before them, how
can loyal men hesitate as to the candi-
dates for whom they viii cast their
ballots
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4 Samule Copperhead Leader.

One of the most noted of the "Dem-
ocratic leaders in Illinois is Josh
Allen, as he is Familiarity called, the
copperhead candidate for Congress, in
John Logan's old district. The quality
of his aloyalty was exposed by Gen.
Logan in a speech which he made re-
Gently at joneshoro
And row let me say 8 few words
about this man Allen. know him
well, and greater humbug and traitor
walks not unhung When the war
first broke out, and at about the time
that returned from Congress TO this
very district. IN order TO raise regi-
ment snd TO enter the field and service
of my country, J met josh Allen stalk
ing about the Southern part of the
State, trying to turn il over 10 the
rebels; AID ne ,s.iae . proposition d me 20
slump the district re- he CmfeslTacb % IN
dpce thc soaihoa ha6iJ IaatsS 70 soccsc,
with me, your speaker, at the head OF
her secession forces, and / told him / d
see him in htH first" r
Alien IS a fair sample of the leaders
of the Mcclellan party everywhere =
Such men are the candidates of the
party for local Offices throughont; and
yet loyal men are called upon to sup
port the Chicago ticket
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do you not all know that the way
tomake spaniels civil is 10 whip them2
--JeB Davis ar C5haaJiA
The Cincinnati Enquirer, and ether
spaniels, are crying amen to this.
"come on, they say, and drub US
soundly; We viii take it, and lick your
hand, when you are through. =
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The Hon. George Ashmun has just
published a letter giving an account Of
an Interview between himself the late
Senator Douglas and President Lincoln
on the night that Fort sumter was fred
upon by tie Rebels The only differ
encs Of opinion between Mr.. Douglas
AID Mr. Lincoln, vas that Mr. Douglas
was for calling out 200,O00 instNad Of
IS. 900 men, and had mach clearer es-
innate Of the intentions anil strength
Of the Rebellion than had the Presi-
dent On the question Of A vigorous
and prompt suppression of The cut
break. al three sentlemeri were in
perfect accord
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We are ineebted to a friend, for
copy Of the Mobile Evening News Of
tie 10Th, from which we extract an ar
tic!e on the arming Of negroes, includ-
ing a synopsis of bill to be presented
to the rebel Congress, TO carry fhe
measure into effect
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E1eeulIre COmmIttee f0r Lhe stste.

Executive Committee for the State.
FOR East Tennessee -SAsIufLR R0GERs,
Knox Cor x X Byrd, Roahts DE- w g
BEoExLoy, Knox; Hoy Dis 'PArTERsoS,
Greene; PEREz DIoKIzsoN, Knox.
For Jfidfic Tennessee -HoS M M b.
Ev, Davidson; Lf#is 1afLMAsa Bedford;
Az 5 LiSBs.EY, Davidson; WILLIAM
SrExcr, Rutherford; Jes 8 fowLEB, Da-
wilson. " -
For W@l Tsnnessee--J & MERRTNAS,
Shelby; W X Hall. Weakley; y B
BlSaHAx, shelby; ALVIN HAa'K1Ns, Shell
by; DAVID A ECxy, Haywood
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GALLERY
uF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC Carries DE VIsITE OF
I distinguished officers Of the Federal and Goa
fedcrnte Army and Navy FOR ssde Wholesale sind
Retail liberal discount made 70 dealers
Retail price. 20 cent sent 10 any part Of The
couutry by mail receipt II sn order. with the
money, 40 "MOllSE'S GALLERY OF THE CUM
ZEALAND" - Cedar street Nashville, -rsunes-
zee Also for sale Card pscfnrts OF prolniaent Ac-
fraaaae A. A.
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rnR Est rExNEssI.F

FOR EAST TEsSEssI'E
Coz. r. A. CRAWFORD, of Greene.
Cor. L. C. HOUK, Of Anderson.
Dr.. JOHN c. EVERETT, Of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
;. sHACKLEFORD, Of Montgomery.
7. IA GIBBS, Of Wayne
Col w. B. STOKES, of DeKalb.
81
RoB VEST TEESEssIR.
ALMOND CASE, Of i0bion. .s-i44
W. II. FITCH, Of Shelby. Z
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ooRREsroxpENcE.

CORRESPONDENTS.
10 GES. MFAGHrR.-Sir: Having heard Of the
great SUCCESS OF your generous undertaking IN be-
half OF the Catholic Asylum feel il onlynecessary
fer me, Is President o the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lgm, 70 ask yOr assistance IN behalf Of the little
ones CT that institution. They sire in almost des-
titute condition. and We are not prepared 70 fur
nish them with fuel and eloihiag for the coming
winter | kroN this statement alone j. sufficient TO
arOu yoHr tender sympathy. and hope you will
AID rs by delivering Reading r thsir benehi. at
any time that may suit your convenience. by a
prompt reply % this request, you will greatly Oh
lige, MIS- Ia. SHELHT, +. -. A.
RIpLV or GIN MEAGHER.
Gen. Meagher presents his compliments 10 Mrs.
Shelby, anu in scSnOH hedging her Ev0r Of the 18th
Of TINS month fef l. sincerely happy IN saying that
he vi eheerftIliy give Reading for the b. neft OF
the Protestant Orphan Asylum OF Nashville, any
evening the laGes who did him the honor 10 cali on
him last saturday, may name.
Na,hgiile, Oct 81, 1854. noy2-3t
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Cotton Farm for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE sly FARM. SITUATED
four miles from Munreeshofo. Rutherford coun-
~, on the Nashville and Munreeshoro turnpike
road. The farm eoufaius l16 eere-, nea frame
dWtiiing with tour large cons. Food sell a never
Ealing ser auil iu endless variety % fruit trees.
For particulars app J O. O. Henderson, on the
y e. r. a., three iuiis- from ne shove arm.
f.ef.g-ss@
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Coughs, Colds. assumption.

r. q htfnlNNON.
goyi-2ie care Union 0aiee. Nashville, Tenn
Coughs. Colds, COnsum ption.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLTS, CONSUMPTION
COUGHS, COILS, CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COS Is, CONSUMPTION.
SWAfNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Wild CHERRY
SNAYhES COMPOUND SNEIP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNEsS COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
siFAfNEs3 CsfAfPoFHD SYRUP WILD CHERRY
CITRES ALL COMPLAINTS
o. CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CARES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
or. THE THROAr, BRE 4Sf AND LUNGS.
OF THE THROAT, BkEASf AND LUNGS.
OF THE THROAT, liREAsr AND LINES.
or The THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS.
Il sooshes the irrifation Of tie nueous mem5rane
whica Ines the sir passages, and which gives 30
mitch disfrtas, causing tc<iiug or rising 81 the
thfoaf uronl0tes expectofsilon. leoseps tbe tough
matter which ciogs up the yesseis u the throat and
;sBes tine tssabng the patent 10 breathe iree d
natlIrsl Il stimulates the poEer III digestion, and
has performed many ctlres. sheu 70 all human
probability iteouls not be pozsib .
Prepared oniy hy IT. SWAfNE SoS-ho 30
North s Kfh 81, Philsdieip h a. Sold by
W.J.&C W. SMITH, Druggists,
sfHf Cor, GhefcE ana tIne St.,
sePt.2fssikwedsm Nashville.
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Confaderate- +:

Also erouEsa Of all the prominent Fe,isgals
one card s-. 80 cts.
Group 81 sll the pTominenl Confederate
Generals on one card - eta
uovs-lm
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For Rent.

EOR THE YEAR Isas, THAT VALUABLE PRO-
T. Porty 0u Giirrg rtIerf known NJ the "tsfrun
Property OPS o-i.r DE Maxwell h0u-e t4nd 20
present occupied ~ fisc Nashville q Lghi Com
Iany. This properly o. the mos Vriualia In TIE
rfY ar HH1y purIloscs f0r terr1s, Or any rsli %
b apply % ocizs-ui y =. ALLoWAf.
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Notice.

Way 5 q lilani e az.
VIM. H. Lnru- Surviving partner a.. e ala
Is 4. s. CIRCpfT CURT
NOTICE - nEREBi GIVEN I'D ALI PR
zons having claims asainsi she estate 81 y.
iTrsf-q deccsssd 81 hle The ca nf bcfore ihs
nosi-is Pr CAMPBELL. Oerk.
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VIII any man who has a friend in
the Union army, vote for the rebel can
didate for President? We hope not.
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d(asllgille Aniull.
~. CAxEROy 8 CO., Publishers.

zr- Persons writing to this O1fce 70 sab
crtss f3r she Union, OF on any other btsszsss,
,kosld address their letters to
wM. CAMERON s CO., PzBIsIers.
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a(rw adrtrtistnltntss
For Lease.

A BUSINESS lot on CHERRY STRESS, IN
"A rear Of the Commercial Hotel, 80 fee; iron
more orlees. Apply To
w. MATT BROWN & co.
nON3-lw fBl a Cherry It.
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$40 Reward.

4 osr OK STOLEN, on TUESDAY EVENING,
L ! the . inst, AT the Nes thea NJ, a Leather
Pocket Book, contain NJ notes on H. Z. Slms and
Edward r. Walker, and other papers Of no value
TO any one hat the owner
The above reward viii be paid TO any person de-
iFerGg tie same al this Office. lnov3-lt9
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Ten Dollars Reward

4 OFT OR STOLEN, A BLACK PELfa5iER
Il 4 marked, with red paint, n. =. W, i. >. y, :"
winch was carried from the sezsoec House 70 The
Chattanooga IsepOf a 2 O'Clock, p m. OCT. sisi.
q he above reward viii be naid 20 any person.
leaving The same ~ the oce Of the Nashville nien
II. T.. WEBB.
noyi-3te Lieut. and Act Ord. UfIie@r
Nashville Press snd Chattanooga Gazette. copy
three times, and charge thisafice
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RrrLT or CIV. MEAeHER.
Wanted

10y THREE WELL EXPERIENCED YOUNG
ID men, situations - SsissTnen or Book Keepers,
IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Groeres, &c. Address
p. o ROBINSON,
goyi-2te care Union 0aiee Nashville, Tenn.
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go Vice-Presi1ent.
OF ILLINOIS

ELECTORAL TICKET.
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FOE Tbs STATE AT IARGE
HORACE MAYNARD, OF Knox
WILLIAM II. wISENFR, Of Bedford.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

asd nominal; sales 70 bels. .. SIC SIS for ooansry
mess 50 $40 country irime SO SIS Tor repacked
mess aud sss So Tor extra mess. Prime mes eeei Gas
lily Unbalanced. Facon ~ss quiet Cut meats were IA
fair request sales 80 packages al i6 10 loc for shout
ders, and lsho lyc for bans inre ~.s cull. 'swer
81 70 Butter IN far request and hrm al SSc, 40c.
for Ohio and $40 43a for Stste Cheese quiet but
firm at iso 25c tor common TO primo
PxrRouruM--Receipts, {, 500 bbs. Tho market was
duh and lc Co. lower for both Crude and refined. Free
was nominal At 2c &c. decline Inc business was con
fined 70 about 500 bb, crude at t7c the SPOT 4sxc
for all the month; 900 do rehuod 10 bond, at pOc.
e2c. spot 81 for oil next month. 2O00 do free
p1c CSC. the spot 81 10 u ~ for all the month
Benzns was dull $50 bbs high gravity % 10, sold at
Rnr was more active with sales Of lso bags Raagoon
al 1870 l4c and 200 bags Patns ON terms not made
srrAKmx was very dull a, lsc. 92c. Tor common TO
prime
I'm Small sales OF Straits made al 10. CSC
English quiet at "a kcSand Banca nominal
SxTNs-Both and deer we're In moderate request.
with small sales Ht about former rates.
SPKLrKR.-Ihe market was inactive. but prices were
hrm with small sales at previous rates.
SEEDS Timothy was 10 fair demand At So o So so
Clover quiet, but firm, with ANAL sales at la
100 Rongh flax vss aule with small sales al advanced
ScGAR was IN moderate demand and prices were nrm.
The include hhds Cuba 2sc. 224 boxe at
1so SOo rar S c,. Mana ana oC 40
was FIRMLY held at 24c. 27c. for soft yellow 28 &C.
2Sc for soft white and 3lc for powdered crushed and
granulated
ToBACoo.-Kentucky was In fair demand and prices
tend upward sales 200 hhds. ranging from l5c 20
csc.
. zoe for interior to prime country
TRA-The sales include ESQ half chests oolong fr ON
second hands and 200 bali chests green, both at full
prices.
wHIsKxY Receipts, 6o4 bbls. The market continued
dull heavy. with sales Of 100 bbs At 81 70 81 7S
for State and Western
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Juiy 12-6 p. M.
AsHEs.-Receipts, 20 bbls Market quiet aud prices
cm:uaiiy unchanged.
BrrspsrvrFs-Recepts TO- AS bbis hour, 500 bbs and
395 bags meal. 242 bushels wheat 600 do corn
and 200 do oats. The stringency OF shc money
market pa!pab!y apparent in transactions nour
day, prices Of which declined 25c 50c per barrel with
strong pressure sell at the reduced prices The
20 600 bbls State and Western, including 600
extra state, deliverable In all this month August at
sl2 sl2 25 and 900 round hoop Western in august
ST. also the spot 500 sautheru aud 100 Canadian,
the market closing dnli and depressed In rye -four
mest there was only limited business at unchanged