davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

y. Y. W IALNEN Over the Post Office. Southst, LitchGeld, Ct,
 Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles, Hwness, Br,dles, Haltcrs, Whips a Lashes, Sockets. Sarcingiss, Orna. & ,nents, Trimmings. dc.
 .a, Rossman's Oil Backing Fer preserving, soItenng. and renewing the appearances of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. N ,ds to order all kinds ot double and sin gle Hsruess of superior style and workman sh;n and of tho best material. 3m9
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24

Nor A "PARTY QUESTION few
advocates of Special Contract Law in the
Union party appear to be very anxious that
it should not be regarded by our Legislators
or the masses Of the people as "party meas
ure." They seem to have no knowledge Of
the fact that prominent plank in the Balti-
more platform contains the following words
a" ResolUed, That the National faith, pledged
for the redemption of the public debt, must
be kept inviolatc, and that for this purpose
we recommend economy and rigid response
bility in the public expenditures, and vigor-
Gus and just system Of taxation; that it is the
duty Of erery loyal State to sustain tie credit
and promote the use q The national currency"
Now how can these dissenters ignore the
above explicit language: Its meaning can
not be misunderstood, nor is the fact that it
was designed as a rebuke to this coast for the
very remarkable disposition manifested in
sustaining their loud boasts Of loyalty to the
Government. 1t is question involving the
very life Of our Government. and is OF neccs-
sity party question as long as one portion Of
the American people are for the pcrpesuiiy Of
free government and another ben, upon It's de-
struciion. Wecare not for empty professions
of loyalty. nor for fulsome laudations of the
Government and the gaIlan, armies struggling
in lis defene-. unless, when occasion Demands.
the, are accompanied by pafS'o,ie 0e's.
Summer day patriotism nay "a time sue
cerd. bz, the season which tries men's soa,s.
is rapidly aeveisPing true rperi, and thinning
gu, the obnoxioas =e~.s irosn the UniSa or
ranix.fioa- !; l. as~lrss TO discuss the ma
,er. SPECIAL lavs fos tn eoal-etisa Ct esia are
ssse~S>l Nv sh-iF francis Ia r~s3-r isoP~ss-
tive VIE Law Il Cesgre-s making Treasury
notes q lawfal seaaes thy receive the al
me-, uaiiviie1 surPar, of opPosers Of tAs
Gsr-rzm-ss thsy rsabrAes IN ,hes. operation
q Char avoxal Il the Infamous dorsriae Of
state Rights: they ernbarrsss the Govern
nsn, and sid in bringing Der financial credit
inlo disrppute. and no real r~e~~sity can b.
shown for their adoption California erred
10 no: adopting the national psrsr currency
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24

DrouxEp-Nr s H. Williams writes %
hsn CArha,ss Psia; ,ha, Capt Fr.Ak wilssa-
. nas w-il known and mach respected in tina,
vicinity. YES arsva-a near the nsufb Of the
wIllopa on Wednesday Of las; week. by III.
s-anp;a< Of lis Leot- The body had DC:
b~en r~csser-d-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24

Iwr are indebted 10 Capt Fiaeh. ID the
>. amer As4ersoa. fcs late Vicsria psp-rs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24

r. Ni>s sssi< Lesser, the taleus-d ediirrss
Of the Pse.Se Msafliy. 10 l-efuring st Pert
land and Dsll-~-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24

Il The United S,s:rs s,ean~f Ssassea
is ON he- wav ca; to increase the Pseshe
Sqa=dECH-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-24


achieved yesterday. the 18th, BY Thomas end
his gallant army over the rebel force under
Hood in front Of Nashville, was received thls
morning at one o'clock. pa "' 81
A surprising circumstances connected x1fA
this great movement, is the small 1oss so1bsed
by our troops, svincing among other thing
the admirable skill and caution Of 0enssal
Thomas in the disposition or the battle. IL
our reioiceings at the defeat OF tho enemy.
thanks are ducto the Almighty fos tie pso-
lection Of cur gallant officers and so1disss h
the great conflict they have posed thssage.
Neg York. Dec. l6.-A special 1isPaseb
frcm Washington says: I updesstaod -
the 6uane al policy which the ebaisuan =
the committee Of wsys and means vi1 -
d~avor to pass through this Cocre4 ~
BE- the Issue cf twensy year boeds, bse1ne
eight pr crn;. int-vst payable u esnsofy.
Il j, intended 70 rely uPoa then Tor osass ~
finish the vxr.
Th- HysSs special eusresPssdO1. givo
IN seessss 81 . eusha~s exFeaisiss = IL
Rs.nake rivsr. in vhsch shree eu.ksu1s -
1aHnrA Ne. S. "a. a<ssrey-d - s~Ysssa
Waxkss<ss.. Dx- i7.-Dspssshss vss
receive to-day frsn G<s<rsi Fssew. ~ ~
. p~rlcaal ins~rwiev. % - oM.iag q
Wednesday. The issA. .iri SA<r1ss = 20
NeAEs-ser. whieA hsd k~<a sak<s - -
s.alr 90 the breeding asy- sssssseA -
esesriv h~.igra- and ne espsuzA vssA q. -
Il fsrr~ sh~r-. sss eu-<ieusly ezPsesak h
urs 20 h. sunmaaeS issos asys. ssa -
sanenaer~d. Sh~rnan void go - -
s,rir- uvoa IT, Poster srpsrtr shne0ersuos
army IS 10 spi~adid ensdifssa- h:vs.g -
aariss the march % sushsys eAiekss~ sssss
, 1864-11-07
MONETARY: AND CoAaERH HaL.


D.
The week cio: e. on IN active money market, the
activity being largely conancd to the demand Of
packers. The calls from other operators are quite
tmall, very few being disposed to act until
alter.the Presidential e1eetlon.. The weather. ia
admirably snited TO the wishes Of packers, and
supply Of money In the hands Of barksrs ts very
large, and they are glad to meet any legitimate
calls. Any paper with the rcnotert suspicion A.
taehed 10 1t they promptly reject and intend here
af Il to do Ths rise in the price Or gold to- day
somewhat ttif1ened the market and created tpec-
n1ative demand, with m aaranco Of pethnp, 1c-
en- whe8t.
The Boasd Of Trade passed resolution to-day.
to bold no meetlng on Tuesday next, but to give
the entire day;to their country. :.
E1ehapae continues nrm and ecares, and bank
era arc shipping greeubtc4s to sona extent In
place Of exchange. The tare Is y discount buy.
inF, y premium selling. Tho deviation from
II csc quotation, are rare. -.
The disloya1 1nauences at work In New York Ia
create choas a1d encourage ths- a1san-e In gold.
hare been partially succeaefaI, to W. f-.rytns
up the price s91o per cent. AZ thtEX:A the last
eAy that their nttalious operations ca82 lsye any
iIfuenco upon the public mind, wed sapatsda
much highe. figure. During the pasas Eek there
advance whatever In Gold. Hence It I'd clear that
the men who hare been gambling in Gold, and
who, almost to man, a1e the triendb Of MeClel-,
lar. hare seized the opportunity offered to endear
or to heighten people into his support Strangely
enough the Yesy man engaged in this bad buslness
arc 'tufe, ospletend to be, that Goorge B. MeCle-
Ian will. pe.. elected the next President;
and according to the. horoscope Of these: men
the knowledge of this fhcI Ii the cause of ths ria
in god. II the people really believe thit George
B. Mcclellan would be elected President next
Tnesdsy, gold Eou:d 60 60 high that you couldn't
tonth it. 6uehan event would tasre National
debt Of at 1east u o60 900 on ths frat Of July,
Instead Of one- hall that amount. Elect George B.
Mcclellan and we would not only have our own
debt to pay, bpt the erenel debt With 1t. From this
there could be no escape. -
The following is the rauge Of the New York gold
market. az teseGraphed to James Boyd, bullion
, 1864-11-07

Especial DtEpatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
PEORIA, FudaJ, Nor. 1, 1854.
One Of tbs largest Union demonstrations
ever known In Central Illinois took place
here. to-day. Gen. 0glesby, Gen. GeSas1d,
Senator Grimes, Hon E. c. 1ngarson and
Col. 3. g. 1ngersoll we're the speakers, and
the day has been passed in = manner which
promises the happiest results. At an early
1our In the morning, our streets began TO
I'LL with people from abroad, and soon the
delegations arriving formed procession
most 1mpcnlrg and magnificent In Its appear
an'ce, and fully five miles in LENGTH
: .0ne large booth got up under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Relief Society, was. nlled with
children OF cur brave soldiers now In the
field. Another filled with young ladies ap.
prcpriately dressed to represent the different
States while still another, huge car beau
TRULY decorated, vas filled: with. young
boat Galena, with Gen Mcclellan on DECK
Its funnel sending forth smoke, was also Id
the procession, While the different trades
were all well represented
The day was terribly GELD and stormy, yet
the bril1i.ncJ o9 the display was but little
greatest rejoicing to Union men, for 1t has
surpsesed the Copperhead display OF Last
week In beauty and magnitude
A dinner, was given by the Women'a Loyal
League, to winch Gen: 0glesby aud Others
. sat down, and In the aftsrno on the weather
beng too bad for outdoor speaking, ad-
dresses were made: by General Oglesby aud
Senator Grimes at ParmeIy'a Hail. By Gen.
Garfield and Hon. E CT Iugcrsou at the
Methodist Church. and BY other speakers at
the Court House, all to crowded. audiences.
The enthusiasm was intense, and never be.
fore Was an asaemblage so respectable in its
appearance and numbers gathered here.
a grand torch Light procession Has to
have been had in the evening, but q severe
shower: Of rain and snoR which set in at
about four O clock ef{ectually prevented It.
.Meetings were therefore held ut the same
places as In the afternoon, which, notRith-
standing the shower, were largely attended,
and which we're addr. essd By Senator
Grimes, Hon. E. c. Ingersoll and Col Z. G.
Ipgtrsoll. The addresses Of these gentlemen
were emfuently clear, truthful aud, logical,
snd. as usual, were listened to with the most
markell attention. 1t has been proud day
for Peoria, and Copperhead STOCK Is far be-
Its influence viii be felt on Tuesday
NEXT. when Peoria Will send Chicago glad
greetings.
Should Pea1la be redeemed from the stain
which has 60 long restsd upon her. to the et-
forts Of her noble representative In Con-
greBs, the worthy successor Of the lamented
Lovt}oy, Hon, E. e. 1cgeleoll, aad his no
leEa talented a1d able brother, Col. 4. G..
lugersolt, will such snccesa ba mainly due
, 1864-11-07
VOTE THE FULL UNION T1eKrrl

Tonu T11r rntI uv1oxJ ,r1exrri =:
FoA1 iaG oht oNioS 11ontas t.,..,,
VOTE FOR EVEAf NAV ON IT. FROM fnEs'uAS' 81
DOWN TO o0ooa1R.
FARMERs-hEN OF TIE RURAL hh-
GIOEs.
: Tbls "Democratic rebenion'' bushess has
'mortgaged Jour t:rms already, to HhstaIef:
t1tebt yourincreased taxes may e1e.s1i: sae
Increased prices ofyour prpqn~e,, andn CIT EFT.
tinued, one more eIne,.vat WI n9' ,os9s OILY
mn4tqaEe, bar s>estoy Joaf iefms tn3 le*'c
you begears. This - snditlon to ne caa9Gse e
II nholEE 5rh.s-r d,ssttaS: ,1,n-aTs.d mi
, 1864-11-07
To the Voters Of Kaae County.

ACRonA. haIe Co, H., Nov. 8, 1864. .
Late last eyenfnE was surprised By the
Intelligence that had been nomiu14ed By the
Democratic Convention, which assembled
at Geneva on Saturday last, for The Qfire of
Sheriff OF this County. It Is with deep humt-
tRtton to ny pride a. an American citizen,
and soldier who has for three Years tought
the enemies Of his country in the front rank,
that find my position 20 misund erstood
that any one could suppose that IWouId
accept a nomination foff any office at The
hands Of party that stards upon the Chica-
GO platform, I desire to say to nv fellow
citizens that turn my back upon the nomi-
nation with increased disgust tor a party Of
men who, in their National Convention. at
t:mpted to prostitute the sacred name OF
Demccracy by nominating candidate for
Vice preoident whose hand, voice and heart
have been agalnst' this Government since the
ommencement Of this unholy rebellion.
have been a Democrat tor many yea1s.
went to The war as = Democrat, and am
Democrat etiD, but do not recoznize in the
platform as enunciated By the Chicago Con-
Tention any Of the doctrines Of that time
bouored organization I shall therefore sup
rort candidates that stand upon the. great
Union National platform, and hope thhy viii
be triumphantly elected b5 the Folcs Of the
people on Tuesday next: r,+,1,,
I'd Lieutenant and late Acting Adtutans 18th lul'
roiH tnf.ntv -
, 1864-11-07

;, Editorial Correspondence Chicsgo Tribonel
CAaTuAcE, Hancock Co.. ILL.,, N7v. 3, 1854.
/: So far IS We hare passed over the Military
Tract the people seem thoroughly deter
mintd to do:their whole duty Oh Tuesday
Le1t. Several recent Democratic horse steal
ing raids in this ard adjoining counties from
Missouri, have intensified the efforts Of the
Union men, and cast dark shadows over the
prospects Of the Copperhead leaders, 1ae
murder Of Deputy Provost Marsh2l Ran
dolph, Of: Maeomb, yesterday, by the Cop
perhea1s Of Blandlsvil1e; has added largely
to the determination OF the. .cltIzens to vote
for the law and order ticket To carry Han.
cock county at ALL the bogus Democracy
Will be obliged to draw lsrge1y upon their
Missouri .fnendB-a thing they are 1nq1es-
ionshly preparing to do. Two Of these
emitsa1ies were handsomely entrapped the
other day en-: the Keokuk ferry boat.
Reading in their. dress and general
appearance, the character Of the twain.
Mr. Gray, Of Hamilton, thorough Union
man, commenced CONVERSATION with them.
and, representing himself as Mcclellan
man, The Missouri gentry told him they we're
nI1 ois to recruit and help their ffieads
generally. They even, proposed to honor
hut, making slckness in his family as an ex-
cuse, he gave them the name OF a we'll
OF course, they received q most cordial
welcome. Mr.. Gray went back to Keokuk
By the first boat, and the precious twain.
in .: few -hoHfs,~ were in charge Of the boys
in blue, to be disposed Of as the Law d.
srecfs This Ii but single incident among
identity even between the Little Mackerel
party and the traitoTs who are plotting and
lighting for the destruction OF the Govern
ment. -
= 0nr meetings hare been largely attended,
and very enthusiastic, At Ea PralrIe on |
and the rrgum ents Of Mr.. Bross, Union can
didate- for Lieutenant Governor, ard E. g. |
Ts5lor, Esq we're received With the greatest |
attention snd the most hearty applause.
By an accident to the steamer on the river,
hon: Schuyler Cclfax did not reach Warsaw |
on Wednesday, AID the large crowd were ad-
dressed by MtEsrs. BrosB and Taylor. As
everywhere. the people gave the most un3I- |
vided attention, and cheered every strong
10y sentiments to the echo: The same gen
Church at Hamilton, five miles above War
saw, and directly opposite Ksokuk, in the.
evening". : ~' .s:-- =
The large Court House at Carthage this at-
tenoou was crowded to oTerdowing to hear
Messrs. Broes and Taylor. Delegations,
airs, came In from various directions, with |
flags flying, and altogether the meeting was |
q Triumphant success. If therois any apathy
tYRYR & e Possnaes IL %hca H bsvs
visited and from which we hsye not heard.
Now, let the friends Of freedom see tha the |
votes are ready, that every Union mnn uses |
thEW, and thatSayery patriotic citizen, does |
his whole duty TIL sundown On Tuesday,
aud q glorious and lasting victory will crown
their efforts. B,
, 1864-11-07

but rothins. beyond, aud these being required OF
good axzdes thsze has Dean unusual dtlcu1t1 in OBJ
t4tEinE thsn.
There his heen alnoEt = nominal supply Of good
shipplr H1adts ct Cattle, and with the depression
and irregular demand which has for soma Eaek1 paat
ennrsc1ertzed our KAttt1n masksts, shippers woult
not hayn been disposed risk the pufha1a Of sock
with 10 much uresfralusy &1d r1sk ast&ched.
There bis, hoWeyez, been good a1snAad fo1 Cattle
ssu;taeN for psektnx. AL on, city packers are &c.
t1ysly EN- sged. and Aava psen buying freely both
lev and eood msGtun qualities,
There were IN the yastz this morning about ISIS
hesd OF stock, hciudnk the daily rece.pts Tbs mar
ket cpened Wtth N active and steady dam2cd, VI.
der the ,nduenca ut which roar1y til. whole of The
supply On hand hiss bsen dsposad or and psices haye
rpjed firm It the previous current x1tes Of the mar
1tt Tho o-tersd ssles At ali the yards amcaut 70
7f8c head, at Is 2538os, bus principally 1t s5p3iEo
, 1864-11-07

Totkl
ket this evenirg q aud compared with Lat weak:
=. " o1osr1a PRICES. :.
ss Z "a ssiis'ss::: s'i4s s
E5s1e% 9sas eossss ass''t, ossn: &C. Is &ss
The following are the comparative prlces Of Beef
Cattle THIS evening, snd tia corresponding period
:" 49,! 80: -! :. ooxrAR4r1v1 r1rors:;:
Primo to szt.. au.lrts........s sss a:s ssSsts
Cow. % 60 eossss oxsn. &c".:.. c a2sS SIS .13o5z.2a
=, From The above tab1e 1t VIII be sesn that with
col parattyelJ 1Ar9e supply Of Beet Cattls during
the past week, prices have 1aled unusus1ty steady
and unchsnked. The supply Of good medium to ex:
ha grades ofssoek hss been vary limited. and b
low The demand, wh!lts Oft coumoner qusl!t!as tne
Fecetprs hAve e1ceedtd the requirements OF the
let, but with no concession previous quotations.
We csn attention to tbs aboYe tAbla Of compaEa-
tivo prices fer tha present week. hxd the correspond
rome Of last ysAr. when It w1l be seeH that Baef
Cals sold At ahont twothtrds Of the present qnoa-
uGns OF the na1krt. -: 80.
.sA1u1DAx Evening: Nov. s.-rhe recslpti Of Bsef
Cattis dulrg she.psst week. hAve IN point ofnum.
bers, been liberal, corresponding Vef1 fairly with
tho inctested supply for which this preeeut
season seems dstiuausshad, and considerably in ax
Of ali previous years. We tutl. however. noss
~ pztponderance Of common Cattle, and ths ab
asae9 Of sn,,aiaz Ike good Marketable beeres
- eN%e. 44tA- VI lug present L..
enmpsred With all previous and IL t orourh
hat Tartsnce With ouE Erfeconeevadidsas cf the nro
prte*y And s6ysntaEe Of ae1dl7g xal matussd cati.
lalone In fur ga1e-' -
Tne records Of each GAYS in the a,ocf
yarcs during the week hnYe pres*n,ed an unn,nI
6eafte Of unlfo1mlsy in the charsctaf of the d..nd
ana tho ruling pr1cta Of tbs MARKET. For ss1srn
weeks part the requirements ct Reaf Cas,Is On GoI
srnmsnt contracts have been lArge, Thoroughly d.
sosopE anything approaching tesvy reee1pta: iheas
asss. however kTadukny been disposed cf, without
-nish q ~ being mhdns nnM "a no have not aala'
ga eGoveEuuspt contrtst| In tAe 4s<tet. "a fsN
dreFes s1a occasionally required tor ds{aas 1oiat,
, 1864-11-07

~ a vote for Mcclellan doubles or
uebles our National debt Under the most
favorable circumstances, no compromise can:
be edected wtth: JET. Davis and his rebels
which dots not recognize and provide tor
the payment Of the Confederate debt, which
is probably nearly double the Federal debt;
and also provide for the payment of hun:
dreds Of millions OF private claims for spoil.
atoms. Loyal menH these things must come
on any terms Of peace which ba obtained
from the rebe1G.
, 1864-11-07

....... .-st GoA4s =. ~
much as that which blazes In the rich mans
'parlor, would have cos, had no 'sDemocrats''
ever reballed, but four or fiTe dollars. They
have 1aised It, by their Southern rebellion,
to fourteen and fifteen dollars ton, 4
Mcclellan compromise, ;:~by assuming
ines tn sfSsl s sse Fas ta1se
a Northern rebellion, eueh as Is :threatened
in the platform of the Chicago Convention,
. section third, would send 1t up to twenty
times Its present price, or thyse hundred DOL
lars PR ton; leaving the poor mans family to
freeze around his freless hearth. 80 ..
CLoTHs. :s..:
- safineH have been increased, by this
gard to. 31.75 per yard Should Mcclellan.
compromise, adding the. rebel debt to our
own, trebnGg; our present debt, satinets
would stand at &2.25, and, should the yota
Tor Mcclellan be strong enough. aud Bel
cratic rebellion, We should pay the rebellion
which the Southern Democrats have sent ND
zoo per cent, would cost twenty t1mes their
present price -
+ WHAT SHALL BE noNE2 x,
If what the "Democrats''. OF the South
have already done pleases you, and If what
tie "pemoerats' Of the North threaten to
do, unless they are wholly aud ignomintously
defeated, pleases you; If yau want compro-
nfse AID tIeb1ea prices, or Northern civtl
Tar a1d Rebellion prices: If YOU want all
the horrors which the. Democrats'' Of the
South hare brought on the country In the
name Of sham Democracy, to ba ontdons By
the Grt ate1 horrors which the "Democrats''.
Of the North threaten to bring on the coun-
VOTE TIE SURRENDER TICKET,
.VorE FOR EVERY. CorPE8nEAD AND AILT
OF JEfF. DAVIS on the ticket-they are all
Of the right at1ipe-all pledged to stand By
Jff. Dayis' State Rights {eeceeslon), all for
peace with traitors againHt the Government,
and war on Its defende1s-Increasea debt
and taxation, By adding the rebel debt and
damages to our OWL, and compelling ns to
pay them Tor s1auehtering our own troops,
their "party" has produced for the past
fonr years.
Bur r YoU DON'T LIKE THESE THINGS;
II tDemocrattc'' rehe]1ionB, whether
South or NORTH, don't please you; II you
want the Union restored, and a man who
earns his bread BY tee sweat Of his own brow,
crat, who Bteals the fruits Of another nuns
eWeat, and sells his ofIspring-H you believe
Liberty for the Laborer is at least IS good as
SLAVERY, and that If this Union and our Con-
shtusion are to be preserved at al, ,~it must
TEACHING DEMOCRATS TO SUBMIT
TO THE RESULTS: OF ELECrION5,
ad to abide byithe decisions Of tbs -
SUPREME. COURT, =
on all doubtful questions, instaad of taking
the law into their own hands, pettjug m re:
bellions and blo9dshed; then-if you hefleYe
al this,
, 1864-11-07
CHICAGO LUMBxa MARKEr.

SATURDAY HtxAIHa. Hov. 8. 1H44. &.
IUhBER-RscefveA 1864 400 feat; sni :psd 8Sa,oso
fest With moderRss supply; taere hiss bsaa fair
gfeeof activity in the aztHt. snA although thate
hs4 oesa 40 essential enAnet On 'pssstoui quota.
act11s Trade u the want Of dock ruom. a''':' =.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ia, COO shipped ~ 100. Re-
ceipfs a1e sim small. and share has nesn no improve
ment On the pteT1ouGdeaasnd. Tho MARKET u. .FsAk.
-out viii no Quotable Charge.
1ATa- ReeeIyed zi3,too: pts: khtppex 14oosQ pel
AA1ket quiet and rnoh Angad. :.
..- QARapaAIEB Ho-DAX.-t;.; ....t
csrFs Echs Sam Haie tom 0ceuto. Eold BY Gray.
1so,0to 1eet timber, y slips ut s1s.oo: cargo scz
Advance f.u1u Psntxstpr, sold By HAst 4 Aaxveu.
Wo feet lumber sjp1 1t 5a cargo sehr Anaoz.
les. from Grand River aold By 1r1ah Fuller, eGoa
reet OH ptankas s1oio cargo schr. Itaaca ON
kuakekon: sold By Ns1hds. Is go fec. 1umo.r rafted
mixed 1t s1&oo, zaopao sswed shingles As a P.5dx,
The aa1lovfa8 azeSns 1aEd pzicea:- =,
, 1864-11-07
M A r 7 n e LIST.
P0RF OF GMlCAG0.

ARRIyED. .....:.:......Aa Aav s.
PeP pesa Sssa1Sss{ aaat Kkaa:,s
sarkans .%s..1~ae. % s.oy, EEa, SO s0ss x ses
Bs'Saas, ;Tse Faaafa, sooie' Fsahttso, sss N iuu-
Bars thie:9o nd ei Trade Bs.t. Buffalo. 10 teaa
sshE amSs.' Rasn:' Eaton neheF,'' Grand hsv'n' 100
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sehr Tsnssa Blade, Grady, oeonto. lss II LUMBER. 81
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sccw' 10 PsIdlst:n, Jonr5qa. wnito Lake.: 81 IA
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Prep Gane5 W.ttuaoac. Barllo, 24o br.s beef. s7ao
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, 1864-11-07
4 he Hebela 1t Mobile Pretend 10 have
Very Important NeWs>

New ToRE; Nov. 5.-The steamer McClel-
Ian, from New Orleans, 28th nit, has arrived.
Mobile papers Of the 18th and 22d report a
messenger }uEt arrived from Shreveport, Ls-,
p ith the most Important dispatches ever
bronght from thAt quarter They assert that
the news Is OF the must encouraging nature.
They state that Shelby, near the arkansas
line. was capturing torts, destroying 8teele's
1einforcements and supplies. Maxruder In
Arkfnsas 10 operating Ii the most vigorous
manner. and swea1s he and Steele can't live
1cng In the came State.