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I'm N N Slal.----lllHs q ls..sssiE g;l:5ss4
4 hEAl NA1iUNAL kUUTA. A.-1ertntr.Ir. -
~ Lhglon anu Baltimore ON tue kAsl, ami NJ,
n nnIt.s 1i,u tatkelsburg onthe hest, at which
po,nss p,n 20 Ihe West, southwest aud Roftlv 49,
nISy Trans Dpiiy loT at tho kastern Cit,ss
~ ~ 10 lhr ohiy route 10 Washington, an,
Inu 1i o'iV mi on sundays al 1880 aud 5,gO a ~,
Leave Washington at 600, 7:4U nad N n NJ ~
anu ThrPpni ini on sIhdnys al $50 and y ~ only.
InIOuRh uckotSto the Easter cities csn ~ ,.
VIA Washington CITY at an AdaitlvnsI charl % Pc
i' h,iiS 40 Yu'yk ahd are GS low Us Dy an, otb.,
inquire ior hcHets VIA Baltimore and nm
my " '''' pI'hgipI Railroad othces in tie e.
j. A. SULLIVAN. ten. Weste,n
NJ, l., N, COLA, Ten. Tiekel Agt 3"
W. =. SMITH, Master OF Transporist,,,ht
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nN and aner Monday next trains on the indis
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, 5itth sire
al 500 a m and &.5U y N.
Returning, will aIr.ve NJ II 10 q m Al $50 % IN
The 500 IN, ana 500 y IA, e1pTeeA uIiha
close connections 10 all points IN the " esl mid
and 3:UO M tram n the shortest anu quiCkts
70 chicago and the Northweht. I.
noH N. ". WOODWARD, superintenc
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LET The AFFLICTED READ +!

~ - ~ e@bS 49,
And learn that perfect and radical cure s warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with WeAkur,s
debility, nervous complaints, mslaDohoy thoughts Dc
preston of spirits distress and anguish Ot mind oss
Of scep loss VI memory loea Of energy aud muscular
power puny growth wasting away and want OF oon
ndenoe 10 themselves, halnting hts, eonVnlhNo lrom
blings, impotsnce and dlHgust of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some physicians require 70 be tod ihs nsig,s your
His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
lars to drsonbe the dseAses without any Information
ani the patient explain its original cause, and 10
guarantee ts And, what q mors valuable stiil he
Niu honestly hnd frankly tsl whether you can e eur0d
oe nSt ~ hs somaSnlees,oh' ~ isa,s N
The botanic Romedies o. Dr.. Raphael, the English
botanic Physician, never failed yet to make perieei'
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
of Mercury, without hinderAnss from businos., and
without Of discovery exposure. No deadly pol
sons such ~ arsene nux Vomiea opium, any other
pOisona No mercury nor any deadly ninarAls-hothnS
but tpursy Vegetable Botanical kemedies are used By
this wonderful Botanic Physician. HI. Botanic Rene
dies yet flsd TO the most obstinate aud the
most dangerous cases. and % remote All msree, and
thef Impurities from the system whoa all other hee'
dies had failod.--Msdioal Jotrnai.
GOOD MEMS EOR sIHGLE MEN CoNTEhPLAT-
Issdant q tho odafeilow, BoonsborO Maryland, sid
~ Thursday, the alst Of May, 1900
Numerous cures o. dissasss saased ey sS5y ihdsS'e
tou having bson Porf0ad BY the Eugliah Botanic Ply
stefan fcol II my duty having knOuiedge OF them.
stas the .ei, Iells'ng that IN doing 80 may DO
of young man In this city-is worthy Of lie had
lncoipe the victim Of habit the Aluaon 10 which
causes ubnddsr and after years of suffering aud doctor
lag gave up ell hops Of recovery. He wished 10 marry
and dearly beloved By sweet girl As ever sped
words of affection, bat he fearful nervous, and proa
trstsd lie dared not we'd on account o. the shattered
state of his system He sought relief a. the hands Of The
0tAhio Physician, and, Astonishing 70 may seem, All
ghe bloom and Vigor o. youth has returned and he u
n0w the happy iathsr Of pair Of bright boys,"
Any who are suffering, matter what thoir
pllini eau cali on the Botanic Physician conndsntally
fhey may rely Upon relief ut once AZ No. 81
nAsT FfITH Bst syeemOrS 81. and broadway, oIH.
a Width a.--ad col.
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Dayton aud Michigan IiallfOad,


nN and etar sunuayi nov -, isss, trsil
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, toI IV,su
al lntermeu euiate points aa iuliows.
IoleuO and UmCagO Mail at 100 u M
Chicago End Detroit higkt kApresH ai SOu D
noi7 X. "a. ShOkhAkhh, bupornttb,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06

IhAt no May Brappis with lI ne wise man tsat h.
nay study its nature aud pAlats ts threatSning Ths
nsS si PsAeon are ~ Almd OF easy acosss q all
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Illinois CenlIai AalIICaO.
1Ak&t NJ all

OhAhGE or TINA.
NJ aud aIser Monday. November Is. sel. es.,
~ Trans "lh leave Aattoon Huu faha Us iol,
ol.-. LEAVE hAIlUuN.
Gong North, 40 D n aud Ii.U1n
SONY South. 400 Ia and 500 , o.
LEAVE PAhA
Sons Nofth' 500 8 IN and 40 pm.
uOing sou.h, ll!3O N AID ,:sb m,
hol1 W. 2. JOHNSON, Cen. psassng., .
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FOR SALE BY

Wm Wensthon aud " " stewart, Dayton; George
Boyer, MiAmisbuTg; JBtOc slager, UDioni Ander-
sou, CentarVlai EMyers, New Lebanon II Jackson
ID Bauer, Harrisburg; Divine,
louisville, Arnold Limbeft, South Arlington jacob
smNeE, West Baltimore; Rookle %, 9ermantowni
] W MURPHY, yandalai Niekolu, Liberty kees'
FarmersVilsi HevsTllng herF, SALEM ~ fyrmon,,
williams q 9Nnner West Baltth0rei Parker, Bro. a
Co; Parkersbufg; and by DruggHis and merchants
Auaidly
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DAyI0n and OIncInnall

"a ~ z g .s4s.
Nh anu alter November 40, lbv3, anu u.,.Y.,
" notice, Passenger ahd Freight A ram. -.
DAfIUN, gong north, as follows!
y. 9.1n A. M. through Freight aud Acy,Inii,.
O.fU with PRssunbsr Cal attached.
InLn A, IA. Mail tfHin tor sprinKhold. uol,.
lU.OU UrOBnR, btleiontane, Eofest. ,iiye
eauouHky, connecting NJ Springfield with n,
London aud Columbus, arm ylng N JOluubus M
mi ai Urbana with tram ior COllnibuA; ~ Ior,,
Tram on t1ttsUurg, kt. Wayne Chicago X. II
East arriving ia Cr0stliue ~ 5s40 y M aud rltf,i
2;SU M ~ hyde With Iran on LiuytIHl,i At.i
X. X. going hast, arriving IA Cleveland a, s.4u
punklrk NJ $3.50 a m, hud bufiAlo "a o.Bu ! M
West, arriving ~ toleuO Rt l2.iU IA, Dstro,t -
m, Chicago ~ 1850 N, and 5andui ky al v;46 \
lE1I 4. "A. Night kxpIess ior g, .tnefisld
O.l i anu belleiontane, cobnest1'R AZ kor.,
Iran gong kast on FlttsuuTR, ~. MSyLo and a
boad arr1YinRi u Uiesthue al tslo q Ia. flt,lls,,
p m. Going " ell, Win rain RrIuny M Nd ~
$40 IN, and Chicago NJ lO:qU ~, At Ci,o. M
on Cleveland ana Toledo *. X, aItiuuA tu .i,,vs
/ $3.50 m, Dunkrk ht 500 y ~ ana bui.goIt .,s,f
reaches sAnduaky at tao NJ.
IEnE 4. Al, Huntsville Acconltuuuht,,, 1
tsOO Dayton on aTriVsi VI nan from I'm
reaching sprinRneld NJ ye5 , M. Lftstia al tirts
West Liberty nj ll!2s y m, bollulvat tHls - fi,6
| and huntsville AT I2.l2 a n.
Tickets via thus Llue 10 all points Nuth /,
West can be had ~ the oket Otncs In ~, ,,,a,.
-+sAM'L ". KING, Ticket Agent.
| ~ rare alhhJ hH low A. b any other fo,it.
| For lniVruiRtiUu felutYs 70 stlbtAts hrei,t..
Route @ppil tthe ,Oniphuy rftikht .t,..,.
| mASohi, Agent. "a. EIlE, sll.t,,'t. -,
N. O. OLArf, 1en. 1icketAgelt.
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THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

Its the hand Of the pTOvdsnt sthsr reaching
forth rom the grave, and stall nourishng his
and keeping together the hInly, By 1t, the Githhli
son
.tHtH Hg Iat tG
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DaJl lenia ana Columbus Railroad.
IA q d lIIL.-..II.Is = l.l.;IE GIGliI.,.5

,,,tIt-s -. - aEAIe ~ @stlHae
tt,t-I, Dail) tihlns East, VIA UOluhiLus Tbr--,.
- u.h''s nom Dayton 10 all hnserh ,,Iu..
ainoo DaHJ itauS East, .lesyinR Da,f,,, t. ~,
@ t,nst ~ lOoHs. night E1pIesH IzSOa IA 80, ' " 80
and Columbus bay kxpreSp AZ "A IT, NJ 90 lna
~ ~ 'uy a. Aehia Hnd London AccoIpi,u,st, " :,
COluubus. '''Neth ha)tuu a.
,,tat,h ~ ~ DAy ION night aSI Iress m. A,
n .ton = in e.'4 nj Columbus anu Ibciuuhn Ia q
az Tam & iun W Couhous time which IL ninute-ts.
eany az ~ 'l1 GiH DO had for all Eastern aitiss e.
H''' r., ", hOUBH All. sft..r,,,,.,.,,
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LIFE INSURANCE. l

Young non Just starting In business, whose ehiol
capital .hear energy aud integrity insure thsR
hNee 70 the amount of half their liA6bes such an
TORS would Justly increase their confidence 10 them
u would show that they did uot wish 70 leave thei -
sposed 10 my aVoldAbis Contingency; and the
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o. NTtoN



Nrw >oaE. sArrRDAy, September II, 1864.
Cette< b.--Java bSa3' ~. domingo -a.2s kio,
Couon, b.-Nid. New orlesna / 20 Mid Upland.
D5rrest.c eooi. yari -shir,ins, brown, 6sacrS.
55i7Ss; D.iiIul, brown. AZ. do bssched. G9s
20; flanuels l0sgO snunets, sal rs.
~ jf, .air co. o., ,'' FIX ssim oS 'I aS
20; 2-riersl |, % Gsgi -, Hsirias. !, boz,
-Four ava A,al b5l-Genes..e, ext, 10 5vall w;
0hlo, c. to T., II CAL 80 &c; \ D.; II BAL lyi
State. a 10 eX., Cvsl0 70; Missouri 10 5Osl5 u
GeI, scaS 50; DO iirandySin inc, st.' 81
.trni; -ksisns, b'ch 5Nat 70 Layer boz, -
AZ D; Cur!snts, e.O@. AlmOnes 3laJ+S LN she'll
Gra,L bush Wheat III. y b. 4Sag s. /, can.il.a
Cut. l5s2 Il Rye. ,,si -; Com. iClSsl 70.
Barley 2nsI 10; Oats state nominal Can.is-
spruce ~ caz' "; Slaves bbs aud hhdsr iO~l ~.
ao'a..., gtali.sev Orleans, uosl Is; Porto e,o.,
nv, osl Is Cuba, Aus.' DO, s,S's Cuba clayv
s.,"s4 Pain. 10. i Ial, Lind city, 10, al u;
Nha!e. 5Oal IS Kerosene, -.
VI iyGr."ons -Bsel NJ. eel. Galt %; 10. Rep.
A. Isi3 IA Do pr. w. = '5s., 10 L-Td. per ID, "
~; ba.,ei, . ,nse CO.. i'4's 10 STATE iyaSS /;
Spi,Tt., gCl-Alcohol, gel. SLA3 90: Brandy, ga
III, isa: ss, ~ S Sfaa t Ea" s 5.l - =
Gin, Am. .Sa5 "; whiskey, Am. / slsl 81
sud-. ib."sev orl-sns els24: DO clarified. y.
AZ Poro kico, !Oa2s. Brown and yellow, IL |,
20; White, s!a9j.
Ioo, ib-Hyson, ia! -, Young do, l coal o. H..
son skin, e5sl 30 Gunpovd"r and Imp, - ! 3
Oolone snd Ninsyons, 23al 20 SoucLouy Co.
&C, qJal 20.
IoJae Kentucky, lg'ss3,N, Cuba 55,G6; St. Do.
minsa lea20; Havana, jtal o.: DO, l. ., D. GZa sJ5
Wool b--Am, S1I. ho., tbsl 10 ; AM r. D. ~
] coal % Am. and a, Nc. I tcsl OF Ne. ks.& Y
coal IS Sup. eI, puled, yhsl %; No. l. pulled,
IIasy, sm. AM. s1hed, 5jss2 :. Am, INV ashed,
3UaG2 African, washed, DIAL "a; smyrna do, G5aI;.
NsctltansO.s.-Elc-, Nv lb.V last India, dressed,
] ,oal6 @ Srlt. Inks Island, lush. tsl " /;
lvr' pool. 10 2hsb 5n CASTLE SOAP per u Y5a.I ;
Hon. crop IsOS 70 Al Isl do 5l,i2 hay LOO lba.
North kiNet' bal 80 Candles els, 90.
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- Sn1Dssy uniR As snsru JlAnss Gu0ssd
- oesnlzv thai b has Sons important srpsdiroa
"a tops.
News Via. e New Oraeaas.
~ OrtsuWs. Jspt IL sts. Csro, So " -
The nsws u the fsil u AssDsa produced gre, de-
pondeDev among the rebsis and corrtspnssifns toy
suscr,s The loyal re~se HOODS srvos rs re1x<sd
hrc-sh lu,L sources " be CRAFTY t'srrcrskned.
Az he traos-Ms-irJri army. with the e,crp-
ton ~ Pskn~'s br'e~is has r,ovri M towards
white River. And Ductrer confrc,.s IRE remnant
Of cur army At N,rgan,iA Our nsin force h~
teen sent away nom Morrsnns. tie destination Is
contrahand Co. 9. Jcymant. Rebel Comm. snon-
ef Of ESchsnsa and CT. Nv sht Federal Comm 3
soner, were In consultss,on ~ Norgsnsss yestrr.
day, and nis hoped that's gcner~i c1ohsse o.
prisoners will result, from their hreryas rhere
10 nothing new frcn Mobile.
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cattle Ninrkes.

Nav IoAk, September ~, lsGt.
The I.,eipts Of cattle .; the different mafkeu "
this city durins the last week we've ~ io!lOws;
Beeves SOL, Cove and Calves 40 NraS .,sJ5
Sheep and LaInbe, - - swine / lpj.
bt.rss-TLe wcatheT being favorable to bu.in.A-,
aud pretty gooi supply In market butchers took Lo.d
OF the sock quite brirky bus 10 holders seemed In
wiling to sell at moderate advance the demand lie.
came slow Al the OPENING prices RANGED from " ~
NC per pound net including poor 10 medium at ~
lie medium " fair llalSc good steers At lial6e
prime AZ lTalsc and extra, lsalyc, with few very
choice At 2U, OF al the butchers estimate, nc. AZ
the cosp no fresh stock coming ill., the market Va
duh and heavy, aud holders we're compelled u sell ~
reduced figures. leaving the market without any sup-
plie4 We quote IsoI and common TO medium -
o. snd medium to good, 1Oal2c prime, lGalTc unA
o., h t,ons -- The market Ia without material
change, the dem and and supply keeping even ploe.
NC quote tcalf incndei) common to txiI, s25asS5
and extra choice, S6SNsoO,
Vsai Caives.-Caives OF good quality scarce ana
wanted at lOSal2e per ISaIld and l4rhAtr nor I'D
ot 124c while frgseis- too, are Bringing Little let
tsr prices viz. t6afls eaci We quote prime heavy
SkGfp aud Lap,hs--After lev dull dayl causeA
by large receipts the market Tor sheep pai tly
erred towards the cio-e, And winds wy steady md Quis
with o laIge supp,y Oh sAis. Lambs have bat ut10
chsuGed- but are The turn cheaper. We quoee oauss
on to eooi sheep aiiyel At 'a,s and prime 70 eons
ut = Iayc.
Setne.-Conseaueut upon an improved dssuanA,
pice~ have advanced couIt ersbk, rescbing "a N0bs
gay lie per pound for live weight 81 rood qnIiH.
To-day ul- ikes Il I've higher than last week. W.
quote con-ted ~ lIslye and s,ill. I'D n l1slse
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GENERAL GRANT.
The Rebel s'Aftle Rni1,

HedaQvaSt1rs Lrms Of tie Potomac, Sent
iS.-Our troops which started ia pursuit OF the
rading party that carried Of the cattle did
coed In overtsking The rebels In their retreat hoy
having TOO much the start, and safely sfioctinp
their ersTe with The entire herd which numbered
24sS head. Sixteen hsnisineu were tax en - .son-
and two weS k,ncd The enemy, when ars,
discovered, bad almost completely surrounded the
herd and las quart, aud only sinsl portion VI the
latter etiscsd their e.cape. The loss Vi the guard
and o, the 1st District OF Columbia Cavalry IA Lot
known. bat Is is quits large A lew s,raxglers and
squad who were running III with = crowd Of ref.
us'scs were picked up by our troops aud brought
IN. TIE cattle iormsi part Vi tn. supplies ior the
troops Operating against Richmond. snd not io- the
Army u tho Potomac generally. The guard va.
uaier Tie charge Vi Capt, Richardson. aud we're
locs,sd where they were BY Col.Aorg~n, on secoun,
Of the good grasins ground there.
Tue (nstSe Raiders Reported Intercepted
seven Huo1ired Rebels Taken Prisoners.
WashinysoNA Sept. l9.-Ruuors from City Point
state thas the Third Division Vi ,hs Fifth Corps m
tersp.ei Me r.iding party srross Hesa Back
wster aud res,surel most OF the bcei cattle TAX
oa Thursday. They have nken sLso 700 prisoners
The rebels were shooting the animals that gave cut,
And this guided the pursuing column
Zen. Grant RetuPnlns to the Front.
Philadelphia, Sep. IA special dispatch u
,h. RrtLRris from Baltimore says zen Grant
passsd through BALTIMORE on ssturdny svsnua, .i.i
embarked the Norfolk steamer Tor the non,
He Wa heartily cheered.
nrisk >kiru,shins On the Lett.
Wilmington, S<lt. l9.-Passcngers ifofu cay
Poin, state tina, whom he mail boa, LEI, yesterday
morning At ten O'Clock the skirinisl.ns our sx-
IRENE lcit, which commenced st al early hour IL
thc moynin,,, had become very brisk.
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Tuesday. SEPT. 10.
Mexico and Texas.
capture OF RrOwnsvIlle BY tOrtinas-
Highly Important Proceedings.

Cairo, Sept is--rhe steamer james White,
rrou, New Orleans ,.th ,usspt. has arrival
report 'h'' cornn~' hhdine himself unable to cope
With thc French, crossed his forces two thousand
,neu,. with .,x,ecn cannon. ov., the r., Cr,nds
..,., ,.-,u, .o
feue'S uha.f 'o'ohe' fora' S''''nAS meh nois'"i
the American flag, declaring that as he was born
gu the American side Of the river he Mas u citizen
OF 'he 'n"en S'a''s' ana W ud hoo bro~hsVhe
Tor e'a' "0''fhh'h'' ne ''A"eula'e 'IhHi tne
American 'omnah'ef NJ brah"s On ms proceednss'
ana o"e'eH 'hrougn h'h' 70 'he .m"u s'a''S
"oNetnmeh'' tue 'st'~eS Oh h'H'sen A1a army
'ae rene o''ohe' 'or'I previous 10 p''ns driven
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pesss 0has . ~ nprnsng Of o. Oh insean -
Fvach movsd on Il Dasdsd, wih sOrcs q Eve
tbosan6, suA csus.<pesd shs scses q - No
0rsudA viii shs puspos Il sasukins nssAnorss.
They wsrS uninterrupted until ssshins puAns
o9postss whss RAnche, where hey met Cortinas
with Mexican hrcc, prepared TO contrsa their sp-
proach. a tcrrihc artillery duel eusuei, when me
French wes~ compelled to fall hack m coufvion,
closely followed for three mile, ~her, ,o-nnc N
a p!ccc Of chappsreL they r.sde stand. Grams
opened on the Imperial force With shot and shell
While engaged at this point the rsbcl COMMANDER
81 Brownsville, Colonel Ford came down from
1ofsA on ,he RIO Grando With . large drove q
cattle for The French. and soe.ng they were engaged
with CortinAs promptly espDused the csnsn oil he
French, and opened hrc on the Mexican rear. Zee
ing ths.the Imperial army rods M ss,etnp 70 turn
the tide u botlis. and charged the McXieans with
the bayober, deer mined " conquer OF die. They
were. however, driven back IN disorder " The
cover Of the ci apparel Cor,inas then brought two
pieces # srtihsy " tear Foid's free obligins
hin 10 retire About this time the Ninety drs In.
ngis, stationed At Braros sannAso, bearing ae
firing on The k,o GraDds we've ordered 70 msrvh "
the seue, and sirivci IN time " witness the re-
puls. Of Tie rebsb Tue gallant 'Soekers" then
pitched into Ford. drove him I've mi,es capturing
his camp equ.pase snd sbor, thlty stand af arms
Meantime Cortinss succeeded IN putting the liu.
pe1ahsts u eight. and drove then, to Bayou
| del Rio. As bis artillery could MT compete Nth
their heavy ordnance on shipbosrd. he withdrew
| h.s iorues to White Rancho. ind crossed Sve bun.
dred men into Texas, where they lay their arms
| during the night of The 9Th, by the side Of The
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TIE Democratic ,,isoallon meeting n, Union
,ou,rc q, s.nrdnv piobt. wss p., han. ,he largest
AMI ,,oa, i,,p,sip, ,,oltical denomination ey.r
.,,uo,...i II, ,h,a civ H. Estimate .ve, app,oei.
,,.,,,,,, tho nu,,,e, rr..,,, could be made IN.
,,x c,oud occupicd All the available su,c, In ,b,
,bb,-boo.Io, ,he ,,ce.ir,. c,Ii,, M. s,r.,,s nd
a..., 10 ~. ,cspec,Iye stand. md prcs,n,,ny 10
she ave ~ tho hei older g. 4 sea Of human lenrs
y.,a h,,n.,s ,-,,sr,rc,c,.a and o,bc, Jcv,c.a
On. ,,o ,.o I'm ,vc,,, lirec,,o, white ,bc hooui,,.
II cannon tho ringing of belle. md he cheers of
e,e multitude s,pnded IN oyerv direction Large
sc,eU,,icn- .-on every mr., of the CITY. md many
vf the adjacent towns. CONVEX, ed at Union Square.
hr,rury ,her ,nuric, POLITICAL banners, Chinese
lanterns, md Gccornrauvtng Their march with a
raa1c OF pyrotechnics Those who nlcd to 10 pres.
mt early were unable To Get even within heu,ux
distance Of the main stands 81 dense and com.
pact were the throng Of people while ordinary
uavsl - the running Of stages and street care
as suspended in all the streets IN tae immediate
,ci ti,borheod. The windows Vi all she hotels goi
houses contiguous TO the meeting we're crowded
Nth spectators. The hags, uansparenc,es, ban.
uers, emtle1ns and devices were an attractive
.cs, the csricaturcs and wi,,ic.sms siIncd at die
Rs,A,bhcan party aud its candidate, added greatly
~ the amusement of many who took part in the
s,yocseduls Some OF the Ward delegations APP
oeAred mounted horseback, carrying illuminated
pArty u,oioes, Tags etc, thus adding u rather
novel feature to this extraordinary political gath
r,pg 1be + RS; Ward Club hsds fine ship iull
r,sped, mounted upon trucks ; manned and drawn
" men ia rcd shIis. The Tenth Ward had u rrl
.escuta.ion OF the Temple ct Liberty within which
.cciled young lady, representing the goddess
lee E!evcn.h Ware dre" large h'' upon truck
~eU-ng TIVE inscriptions 'bli sewnrd'' Bell
;Lc "WAitc Plans M.Clcl9o tIuo' carried u
.ranaparclcS, with tie inscriptions TO your tents.
} Israeli" and othciH' 'tod forgive then' for they
Suow no. wla' doe! doi' "iAo American N..oh''
Il lzarus IN Abr"."n's hP7'n lNa posus
so;s'nan rlIyel oAI exc o'her uei'R"uoAS were
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From the Southwest.
lmportnnt Rebel Movements.

LouisrilIs, Sept. ls,--GsnerL Forces crossed
the Geld Water on Monday AID csrIed within Of.
teen miles VI Memphis. General Aarmaduke. with
seven thousand msn- 10 scross the st. Francis, III
tending " invade Missouri General prce Ia
threatening Little Rock.
SECOND DisPATcH
CAIRO, Sep. ls.-Tbe vicksbvrg HERALD II the
10Th says, there has been q concentration OF rel l
forces at Jackson. Mis-. Forest'A Tayior's Cal.
son's and W.r Adsns' troops were encanp.d
around that city fos several miles The force ives
estimated al $4,000 nen- with extensive wagon,
pontoon and artillery trains All the wagons were
marked III. g." being those captured FROM s,uI-
gis ut Gunsown. Az their movements are con-
ductcd with the creates, secrocy, Forrest WAS sim
compelled 10 walk on crutehcs, from q wound re-
ccived at Tupsao, but can ride Tors. Advices
from Memphis nay that Forres hsd issued an or.
der, dstod shs ID, positively prohibiting al e,i,
or cgres from his lines aher The 18th, AMI poa.
lively sV-htaasas ~ esapportssea u lection oatsal
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The IinS Market.

N,e i0ft, SsYt. Prizes hay. not much chansei
Gom oar lu' tuic-. supplies have eel mail, bar
with lar, -iigneuts in ospert. The uanyors6ls
Weather pat irE Gay las aotncv hat nJuitd
trndo au tended -tifrr che market nj all poiu's.
GoScruu,,ut l. not pui chasing very extensively 81
PIE ent. On tuc Esst Rive. tlGe the supply small,
aad in prices osksd. CA tue North RIVER side
ices rue same Gs last See>. with nod, rate bus
nca.. ~ Toinpsius Market 'ie supply IL light and
prices Unchlnrld. remaining ~ Sl.j alb Tor hay,
~l.gJli.SI 10 straw b weight Ind .ja.J TOR
straw BY the hundiei shecvep.
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San Pren iseo, Sept 10 Adyices from Mexico
sAy the blockade oi kNnsanills Bay has been raised
ind communication with the interior re-opened
and the territory u Coluina has become part OF the
Empire. All resistance 70 the Empire bas ceasel
IN the Northern Pacific States
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= t.,a< Cen C,re.yg'a diva On vi cayAlfy
u ~ 30 :,
sapPof1eo by Tue ii 'orpA went IN Ihsu" !" tns
,a,dcA LattI believed hey bad 90 much Ne
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49, - -,
'h"" IHnhu'r IN uhlu0h !" o"i ''e' :" 's'"''
siseb VIII rcssh 100 heal. the fctsls capturcd
...t 49,. ...., . ,.,, -, , ,,,, ,.a.. an
"a - ~ od@iricHnr I" inc ~ teePraph W WA
i'ru.t. ia 4 rutnrr reached camp this IN ru'iig
.a.' tl sat,ic have al cen recap,urel. BIZ can.
u.t '-l'cit to ary triIblc source.
WV -. Sc ar8or
From Before peicr-su-g.
HsaScuartsrs Ar,ry Of the potondc, Ssrti5-
Eren rq.-Dr.ng tho past 'cw iays both sides
ave uecn engaged in continual strife o. aha'p-
shvo, ~ and artillery d-.ng particularly ~ sc
,,ntre ui the nos IL was thon.lt ,svo.4l lights
aeo ibat ,hs annoy ~ practice wouh ''''p III
mont .. Tie aevei' cfps' " I'D =.
se>h n'Hd' ~ bif mde' 10 '"'' -
ri"rb'd ma ~ 1'.", ~ Inc, s,,, h. lied
'-'s e" "a" u,g. on slider, threat.
srI ,ha, re-, rotI have reVonHc l% u"
-a.'Srly 49, - assn. w. .r.e nrn,l"t tx.
80. nc. d.. .s.y a.,l terrible eject those
snhru1 "cr 90. ipi; 30 .cSihg 'he cover ." 80
Nore~ "Ni ''.'t - 10 ,..
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-60O, W.
l. lbs Of the above wanted, for which the hiShsnl
essh wtSs w b. paid by c, W, Ck4saAG klNt
Lam y WV
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TIN POLITICAL CONTEST

EreaI Ent.icnilou Nieciing in Mon squire
Thousands upon thousands IF demo-
Gratis In Council THE Roaring Of Cannon
--Briilian, Pyrote clinic Dispiay-~pcechcs
-Music and Lnthu,ilsin.