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, 1864-11-04

The matk ct here opened at 12e, declined to 20,
ADVANCED to go, and maintained that figure to the
close, The transactions were 1asge, and general
oisposssion to sell By all who had dollars worth
NJ The precious metal, whether IN tha shape OF
coin. ern1 boxes, chains, &C. The country baak.
ert in particular, seemed anxious to reslize upon
their gold and silver, greatly fearing that the pres
ent hich rates cannot be maintained. Silver was
onite actiye and the offerings large
Government bonds fell Of in New York, but
oeIntatned their prices here. In the former place
5as sold for tc0x, while they were eeihng here at
1osxm10ak. Subscriptions to the 7's0 loan were
small. Business among the brokers has beenye.y
active to-day.
There are now fre hundred and sdxt5-one Ma
t1onal Banks organized, which hsVe an aggregate
c.u,tal of 8to4,748,G7o. The amount OF CURRENCY
i,sued during the week Was S1,61o,16p which
-rotes the volume OF tional Bank bills roW in
circulation, 58,7ai, $50. "
conHrEErE1Ts.-Look our for counterfeit q On
the ApaEam Bank. Springfield, Aas'., fac smile
- ~ oenn,ne. v,rnette, Indian, deer and canoe
uuper left hand corner. name o1 DELE aetoss Tie
centrr. Stat: arms Of Massachusetts below. No. 2
unper riabt, and resper In lower right. These bills
viii circulate we'll as the genuine are poorly en-
graved. . o,.w o,,r.,
ch,.te, l,tues news of more heavy failures In Eng
1,nd-4moue them the firms Of Brown, Buckley d
IL. of London; Hime, Milnea 3 Co., brokers',
Tonion. N. Il, Wulisms, Manchester: Vim: Pat
ter+on. ahtpbrildes. Bristol; Weber q Blddulph'
, 1864-11-04

ME general DrddHce mBfEHt8 c1ntfnuA uu7atsfeU
ard very Irregular, The uncertainty with regard
to eold. and the near anproach or the Presidential
election, tend to render puyezs particularly eau
ttous.
The demand for Flour to-dsy vas yery 1imited,
and the market was DAN and heavy. with sales OF
only 100 brls at $1o5ca1 IS for white winter e.
tr,s. Sobo6a1o 90 for red winter extras and sa0oa
9 Is for spring extras,
Wheat was very irregular and weak. prices c1os-
ine 3l5c per bushal lower than yesterday, No, 2
spt,ng opened at 81 850e1, ,a5K, fell to s!.o, 3D.
yanced again to 81 S. declined again to g. 81 and
closed v Veak at s1.s7x. OF all grades, about
ts5 roo bn.he1s changed bsnds-matnly On aoeculs-
tive accopnt-a. 81 .s5Ra.po for No, Red, S1Y3m
1e5 for No. Red. Il "a for Rejected Red. ft 90
tor No. I snr,np. Fl R16h1 M for M. snrip1 and
81 H1a1 nd for Reiected snrju7.
rom waa IN = - de,nand and ete.dv Int ,te
cfTcrfurs ware 1fpbt and We renort sale, Of on1v
ahout "a nm hn n.t Ella a. q AZ FIR M Q co+, and
81 ~ for Reiec,ea corn-,hn srket closing steady
New shelled com was rod On track at ri 60 per
hushel. and ear earn At Bac ne, rs rbs.
Oats were easIer.sHi,h but 4 moderate tuoulry.
About Ids. 600 bushela were sold at 6tx@65c for
No. i. and eeme2xc for No, a-cioel11a ouiet at
f4xc for No. +.
R,e VA. 1rss active and very nn,a.-o,1r ahont
eno1 bn,he,s hav;r,v hern rpnor1ra so,d A. 4, -
~ NJ ~ 81 * ~ NJ
~, na.,. 49,. aua ea'.o ~. ~ ~, ~.
~" ,a - $500 49, 49, 49,. -
I*"I, sao , ~ ~ 1ne y, 'mo ~ =.
~ 80. ~ -. ~oeus pusa ~. -
~. ~ ~. 49, ~ 49, ~.
,es 49, ~ va u.a!' ."a 49, ~
q, * -'' ~'' "'17 A'"s ~''A47~e 1"'. .A' ~
peo,,s,ons .vsre o,,at md xre no,e 1,cht aoez NJ
49, 1,ass ~ 49, 80 ~. ~ Msr,s - sat m :,
s1.sst nicE1ed Usm, ~ ~ .raan Ham. a. ~ .
Prime Mess Pc1k at aaCp: ard mime Lard At
caf1. ma arn,ana sor nesr1s Ill t,ndo -. p-o5,
~ 1nn,1an, uant s,a chsav confrsa ~ ~ ~.
- ~ 1oea, .~.Ha ,r.,Iow IL H., ,+h
,.st. ..,o. - rI-,sste1so On "'S>-
r,roo,h. saed ts ar,, LIN 1toh, aa,as s+ee sna
aao F,sI saed ts srea6, At e. so@s ss ams1f
lot or c,oVer vas mid ,o.d.v A. s1t1,oo.
Frttphta were mora active to.isy. Init there wax
mn change In ratrs-enosoemtnts bavtno ham
made A. n. for wheat and 7s<c for oatR tn Ynf.1o.
n Gnocc,tea the n,,k ct ba. hen ,noder.teIv ~
t7vo hut ~ iro m Tho reran+ nnusyd rovo,,pnt n
fols and the ertrema v,ews of Tae+arn NOV.
ch.nte nriees rn1e yery firm at our nrpsion. ma.
t,,9ona. with m nnvard tendency Va nnote Rto
r,r.a ~ ad17 de1r No. N and X n 1,ve ~ kan
n. ~ N P,w.na Taarea a,o, ~ ~ -, 1,,nttsd
- ~ ..,,as 81, -, se - so,S.
h.sss a. g., ~. ar,,-r In IN
a-s "a e., - a.caaxa ~ ~ .,5 u7a,as.
pa.s~sa - 80 Soc7 a. nsr N 1~~ >%>>
San coarfs II eao5 snnn1r ana v,,h An act;1s
dem,nd IN Fr,a ant, CLEVELAND nric., arr aym a.
s1s 00m.a0 90 per ton. On Hind Goa, no turther
, 1864-11-04
CHICAGO UATTLK G1A ARhkF.

tHUKapAx ETX1la&s NOV d loo&
BEEF CATTLE-AlthouKh generally the nustest
day ot the week, this has been considerably os1ov
the sve1age herec:lpts have been abous 500 head
1t tic various yards and the entered ssas amount to
1851 head ut 3s259s7s chiefly Ut Ss.IsaL73 per Ia
nB-
During ths ea:1y par: OF tbs ds7 .hera WI soma
semblance Of actiyisy In tho yards; and In = few
houra the principal pazs Of tbs da7s' buai'
aees was d1poted Ct With l3rge quA1rt-
ty Of rntol6 Etock ID the yards, pxcktaR
Te1e generally found to b. holding OF In anHctoa-
ton Of lower pr1ces. For army ckttle thu demand
was almost nominal. Excepting = few purchases
made By Gordon for ton, And the far and nt
o contract Of Mor1is & &C. - from which conps18.
lively small number were purchased, there we're no
Goyttnment buyhss In tho market; aAd farther we
msy remark. very few Government catttc ara nee1ed
to complete sny ucnllsd contracts en- hAnd.
There ve1e lew slippers IN the market, auoug
vheuu we noticed Hut OF Pittsbu,z. and Obs. put
thu quality Of stock on tale WAS considerably below
what they reeded, haCce tales In this dtxesoa Here
Il ueh restricted.
Tbs cply really PRIME zrases offered we're drove
OF 4s head Of llEnol+ steezs averaging lilo os
py John 9. Bone, Of esnzanon county, 70 aordoa At
36s5; d.ore Of 20 tead very psms ultuo.a steers,
s!d By FUNK. 70 HUI, Of P11tscurz aver lflnY l2as
rt at 4s 3d. and drove Of II bead wellted ste,,s.
averaging 1,1ai Ds. scd by Cooover to Ginbs
= lt0 ns.
On the sene.al traceschcns or the yarte. prtc %
have psen leas fln than yesterday, but with no Cd
ssnrtsl cba.we OF our previous quot.ttons.
NJ 4 TT rs
, 1864-11-04
OH1cAGo LuM sea Ma EKFV.

rrorpr, Aaox mar sa411e, Hov. I, I'M.
~ nhas-xSs,1d ~ ~. ,se&s toss- aappea l.,
Eoss: hers b.s bean .sre ..rya sar.na =. nm, ~,
c-.n,4 - az esV -tsde. Prices nava aseS .a.d.
sa,e- -ron ntss class es<soss Of Ia aber h,Sasr
~eEe Aakaa. Tbs chies obtAol In TIA vsy nf
Al setaTs Masset u sn l tho want Of aocx roaa.
5HNGLE8-sa.ppe1 fbs.o:a. rhers ~. m -.
reeetpsa reported so-tsY. ThA mxkea I, nn.t "a
prices weak 1t previous qu citations ~@~
LATH-Recesyed ss5.ooo pieces. shInn,a -, A..
With uxhs supply, the d<1uau1 coa.ause snaIl aas
prices unchark red.
cAfuo aAIzs TODAY.
CarKo tchT Afehn. ftom Grand R1y.r .n,dh.
Fnlter. 6s ,ten feet OAK car luuber a, n,.tr.at
ssote cargo sehr Forester. hcn, pere Ms,ou,tte
seld By Col Looms. s.a,o feat IN u1bsf. eood avis
va boards. gang t.vsd. a Ill o.; cargo .car Nc
Culloch. ffom Pers AzQueste, sold by Eo1 T. ,1s,s
7seso feet lumber, good snps aud bonrds. csn,
stweo. At G7ee: ea1zo schf F. Hsydsa, Ton pa
Met9uetse. sold oJ Col Loons. l.s oaa fses lunp.z
The following sre sns ssso pr1cca:
, 1864-11-04
aIONETfkY AND COMMEk CIaL.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. q. 1864.
There Is an fneeeascd demand for money, coming
almost exclusively from packers, OF course their
wants are readily recognized by bankers, who have
An abu1 dance Of means. and are glad to sec tnat
Clans Of customers, as they arc put among the a
No. class. At the Board Of Trade. the 1uctua-
tions in the gold market uneettle prices, and the
transactions are small, because there Is no sub
ftantfaf basis to rest them upon.
Exchange shows an increased frmnees. onr
quotattors-K discount buying, Il premium SELL
tDg,-which hare been nominal for the past week,
are now verJ cloae1y adhered to. Any vartkiion
IL The exception. rather than the rule while during
the aforementioned, the reverse has been the fact.
Many Of our bankers have commenced shipping
greenbacks, in the place Of exchange, the former
bstng quite plenty in the vaults Of our bankers
The cold weather today poiuts to IN early cloaing
OF navigation, fact which does not tend to modt-
II the stringent condition Of the exchange market.
The yactflations in The New York gold market
were equal to any other day. It Is said that the
programme Of those in ''the ring" indicated de-
cline, and the market took that direction, bnt a
rumoe gaining credenca that Beaure1ard had ''cut
Of ske.man's communications" caused an up
ward movement, I'LL It reached 235H, and alter
slight fluctuations, 1t cloted at that figure. The
following are the quotations telepraphed to James
Boyd. Esq., bullion broker 50 Clark street:
, 1864-11-04

Gov Fatehs and Judge KelloaEsR
Speeches Yesterday.

lspeei:l Dispatch to the Chicago Tslbune]
Fr1Tos, Ill. Wednesday. Nor. :, 1851.
The neating here to day, while not Of such
huge proportions as the one ut Freeport yes
ttrday, vas In I'll respects triumphant sue
GEES. There were not less than 600 persons
IN attendance. The meeting was organized
by Judge Mccoy calling Col Bennett, Of the
10Th Illinois regiment, to the chair. Col.
Bennett reBldes In Morrison. Wh1teside
county, nnd has been heretofore accounted
one Of the wheel. horses Of the Democrats In
this section. In the ccurse of his remarks
he gave his hearty and earnest adherence to
the party represented By Mr. Lincoln. He
was loudly applRudCd.
Gov. YAtss followed In brilliant speech
Of an hour and half, devoted to review Of
the issues soon to be decided ut tho ballot
boz:
Here, as at otter places where he has
spoken, 1t Was evident that 1ia patriotic
words found abundant popular response in
the heurts Of the people. The Governor
Lever made better or more brilliant speech.
Judge Nm Pitt Kellogg closed the exer-
ciEes In m address Of an hour, br1m full Of
good things, that need to be heard to be ap-
prtclated. He leaves With the Governor to-
night for Chicago.
The exerclses to-day we're largely rendered
interesting by the presence of company OF
Cadets from the Military College.
, 1864-11-04
@iBtGua1fkupH,
Asthma Cured.

sppYrowN, YArHs COUNTY. y. r. MAJ II, IL.
ElltoT1 Enfa1 New Torkee-seelnG ~ inquiry h
t1a "RurAr' for cure for tie dlst.esstnx diseseA
tan Asshns, wr1ta 10 lss .he inquirer know wta3
Asz ai1noBs curedne+
1nAvnhsd the spsarodla asthma fifteen years, md
nevsr found any medicine that would prevent ~
tacs Ehen It sss eolDX On untt1 CO I'm eocse tAk-
tpk "Jorls WtiscombB Remedy for Aathm4.'' /
connenced taking tal1 remedy ei1htesn months ago.
ARD h4ve uos had = sevezn paroxYsm Nnce.
"~A11coxB's RKNHoY"has done lor ma al thas q
IL recommended to DO. SARAH BEELX.
Ex-PseNdent Martin Van Bnraa's suneriaks In hta
lat ulrees We greatly alievtated BY thu use Of
JeaSs Wbateoros Astsns Remedy, ~ pfoyaa -
estersln our possehxikn ffon hs ;h1%ician. and ton
Nj .Van Bureu hizpaalt expressing much RTat1dczuo4
vfa tie sssa.t8 efist usa-
Extract from the Life oE Washington 1Erfne, by IL
nephew, Pierre II. irving. Vol ". ps1c "a:
The doeso. presc1dbod. - m exp p4riuent-whaa
had tecn ruzxested By Doct. &c. ~ Holmes, On his
tAsa vtAtt-* Jonas Whltcompb Remedy for AtshEe,~
a,esspooaful Ii w11e ALAS Of water. to b. taksA
eY.zy foar hcu1s. 4 good night VIZ ths rcs1lt."
JOSEPH HUaHRrr h CO. Boaton. propr1esozs.
4. xa1d by al UruP Gisfs oe7tt49-3m 2taV Tkr zdp
, 1864-11-04
PfttsbufE OIL MArket-NoT. 8.

CnunE Ou-This market ha5 been stesdy ~
come d1y., holder exhibiting good share Of lndo-
peudeccs Yesterday buyers took hold freely.
The Gales were liberal. comprising abont all the
delivery. The inst actions were t.i45 barrels. The
sales exceed 1000 barrea =, as folows:-l,00o bbls
to arrive st S0c packages returned; 15o 6els DO at
SOC on the spot; 29o bbB do, at 29c; 600 bhls do,
at c, barrels returned aa7 do at 24c, harsela re-
turned; :5G bb1s at 2hc, ZANE terms, and 400
bbls do, at 29Hc, packages returned.
RuEEp.-Buyess took bold freely yesterday.
The tales foot up 1905 bbls. most Of which goes
ont Of the market, Sales 2,0O0 bills A No. brand
60c for Decs mber delivery; 800 bbls, sold early IN
the uaY, bonued 5c pleaept delivery; 600 bbls do.
So, ali bopded 15O0 bb's Brilliant bonded. De
cember delivery, delivered OF board ihe cars. 50;
100 bbia FREE, 75c.
TAn-The demand L. improving. Sales Of 10
bbls, p.tme article, at 81 q Dbl.
, 1864-11-04
The Produce Crops Of New England,

Potatoes have not been as abundant and Of As
good quality AZ they are this season for many
years past, and, considering the currency, prices
are very low, ranging from $150 to $500 per b.r,
Tel, or about b6 to GO cents per bushel tor good
Jackson potatoes
The crop OF apples was fair for fall butt, but so
far as ne can learn sound winter fruit is rather
scarce, and will probably rule at higher prices 8
month OF two heEce.
Tu1nfps, squaeh and beets yieldsda faiz crop, not
large, but euf1c1ent to meet moderate demand At
reasonable prices. The eeason has been favorable
for cahbagea, uud the market ID abuud8ntly sup
piled, prices ranging low. .
Tie market Is well pupplIed with good butter
Just at this time, and prices range at about Is cents
for choice lots, and but little prospect Of be15g
lower this season.
, 1864-11-04

e~ We call the atsecttou Of the Provision Trade
10 the card Of Geo ". Phillip. Jr. Co., Provision
brokers', TO be- found In another column. Mr. Phil
uus comes to our city with nna reputation as q
prompt and thorough business man and his long
experience In Cincinnati and his connection with
Phillips, sledfe l. Co.. Of that city. and with Cook
& edge of New York, eiSe him advantages which
eaunot but prove Vsluable TO the public.
, 1864-11-04

~ There is at st. EtIenne, in Franco,
Young lady, eighteen years Of age, affected
with rare, though not unparalleled, ,tndrmitr.
She is unable to see while the sun Is abov:
the horizon, but sees perfectly well at night
and in conplete darkness.
, 1864-11-04

H0G9-RecelTed 1t the various y&sda during the
csy little over COO hogs entered head
Ut $a5@&los7s, ,bus ncstly st s9.75 3105o 100 NJ.
With heavy recei1ts there has bsen correapond-
l. amount Of activity Ia the market. Prices havt,
however. been tribe weaker, and upon yesterdays
sales we note decline Of 1e@1sc 100 ba .h,s per-
h.pe ny be regarded mcre Is concess1on on tn
psrt Of b1ove1s owinx to hs large Quantity Of hogs
IN hand unso!d, than to hoy sexual decline IN tia
preylous current rats Of the market.
There must have been Al improved feeling N the
Kaelesn markets. VIC nnd thss shippers have bsen
tnStsg Freely today, although during the eAsNer
ca7s Of the w4ek ther purchases wera llmltsd.
", N. Tilden bought ISL head At 3to.6ta1o.5'; Al.
le1ton bpu1chszes snouas to III head at @ta+2o
@te&o; H. Tabors purchases amounted TO :o7g head
At toA91s.9 ito n. CITY packers kro buying
largely, the principal operators among whon tods7
xere Read sherv1n, Thofre& Co., HAsh d Co.
Romp 4. HouzD, and culbtrtson. Blair Co.
Although large amount ct ruainesa h4s bs!n done
i,nt1rg The dsy, there were not fsw Rco1 buyers.
Who had the Impression that there WIS lass activity
In tbs market, aod that prices weze Wess, and isu
ing thia convection Was fAf fram oei1E ge1eEA. So
Ing "a Hogs retait their present uapseceteate6
nricer. there will BE- tounts and msk1ying1 felk py
mary: the only wonder IL that theY are not uors
General, md tAAs tho dem.nd should continue 10 SC
ttye sud regular. Wner Hogs wars .aoout one-taa.d
# he pzaces taers VS. nse csrse fos a7xie
" Asd leks tcr the extreme caution cten nownAsur
siiy hGrs teecnrss to-
, 1864-11-04

E The Rev. D. ". Cahill, an eminent
Catholic divine, died at the Carney hospital
in Boston, on Thureday night, aged ai1ty-
eight years. he was widely known through
bis popular lectures On the doctrines Of the
Romish Church.
, 1864-11-04

~ 4 movement has been eet on foot
among the friends of the late Gen. Blrney, at
Philadelphia, 10 raise tund tor bis widow
and family; and the Buu4;n states that the
subscriptions already made are SO large as to
render 1t certain that an ample sum will be
nhta{ned,
, 1864-11-04
TIL Il g OLDEE II s. VOTE
FRAUD.

Washington - lktervteEv with tlpe
Secretary of War-SpeciRl AnxfetF
About Colonel N0Fth-1hey Don't
Care for Uon0hue and FsFr1-EGorts
to Keep thc Trial or till after the
Kfccff0us
, 1864-11-04

merchants, London; We1ts1l Brothers, Asnches-
chester anu twenty Liverpool houses easA1ed In
the American trade. A bank manager and ! .a3-
chant In Lendon have committed Suicide.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road during the week ending Oct. 81, were ~ fol-
, 1864-11-04

w A private letter dated seatora, Dsla.
ware, Oct. 29, closes thus:
r. Sin regard to emancipation, Della
ware will SOON be out OF the woods. She
will undoubtedly show herself on the side OF
the Administration.
, 1864-11-04

~ The Medical College property 1t Cas-
neIon, Vt, where two Thousand n DIS have
been sent ont In times past, has bees sold,
and Will be known "a medical collage no
longer.
, 1864-11-04

3.-3 o6f NJ III. --------- - II
ecs:ya Qrusnd st *7S2Sc per dog II ars ara large
auaa,it'es of stale eaes IN !he market. foz which
FIgH-WHlTK FIsa III So al aupply Aud moderate
III. Mox1E1I-Ks:etps = ~ nscre Il limited, I'D M
xtth better demand, nIicss 1uIs arm: tend,1k 20.
Es5o. Market f1tm al previous ouoiaucns. H:1.
riggs ID good demADd, with no further charge On
, 1864-11-04
AVS, 10 br;, ~Euptrs" .s ssp. ~ sh f,.r szt's

sst:,s u 1s sIss :. sa''g;x:
j. ~ E: 4 -; - j. = ~ ss' i = i !, !;
aes i :. a:15ss s HR3sS S53 4
s Is ss'ea. s. e i sss' s'
do Il sisss. i7,is; 81 % 4 si-ss s,s,s 81 DO .s
IL 90 : ssE o as,a2 sS s = s. 81
Ss :. s!5s: ~ y 90 = ss.t s1so.
II tYSs-Rece,,.a s5s;;; .,a,z ,,,, .,,n,,. ,,.x
b. hS:zs: qstT a ~; ss,ss tS;a.y ~ sS.s
e Sa cs,s !; s!n ,1S ~ 5.xAt Sosf.,:S6a
Fl & 4 nsr oasSs 2. - o9 ~ ~ Goan
Ss16 : i. e a:sS .. '' 80" ~ Lex ''.A .'ss
bu' HaFset antes sns ssassy, IL oa: .hto,ed, b
xs = ssa:y s'fs g a.: ::
= % elossx 9ais. Stt =
nale Aszsst selss ~ sssl,es, 81 'hlR.sa todar
Is - :: + 5.
T. ssios r Z ~
q ~ sso en 90 e 81; go na do 4. North SIX
II ss1aeeia5 soast.; ''e1' '1sFo' f0' 81 al los'
ssil11. ilo1a"1@-oo1a Ano nominal 1t saas21S par
aU1TEh,yaIn III demand md ssesdy s.les
T. q ~ 5a nf1me q y 11ztns oaoios as
4 s saa 81: ia anots: 'sA' ~D''o ''1 ~
Pine sn!p5irz II IKE
ts.sa .nPt. 1e =.
e': e ;2:,, ,n.xSe~.. 1' -. 49, - 'a@ -
a = r. H1Exst quiet Bales "ets:@ tors xaod ii:
BsEGIHslrae market +. generally ACTIVE and
Mt a. !te !scent ad!s1se Gpany Bags ate scarce.
We quote: = - s~1 SUPPLY
bta,f. a. bu sesu,1esf her 1no. III, m
III hN II
, 1864-11-04
UDMmE EHCIAk L.

TnuRsD1Y ErKNna, Nov. 8, 1854.
TIE receipts and shipments during the past II
hou1s we're as follows:
RECEIPTS AE0 B8uGEra pAsr FL HoHRs.
, 1864-11-04
Ip EAD AND REFLECT,

II ha3 oess. Rom ttr1o tmmsmortAl tna ohss13 x
ph.lau.hropists to ind sore remedy for tho LII
!fs and scientific sk1ll has tor aeea explored e9N9
aveone In oy4s1 to discover tba hidden Eeczet n ~
peen, loVsger, reserved for rcdern science to nft
petore the vcE,d the great Destroyer OF d1sszaa h
mi In
, 1864-11-04

NEW 7oRh .ocK MAnxxr-The fo11owiug Are
too = sosps prices for clsh. Nor. ) received by
T. " saltonatall & Co., Commission Stock and
Ro..1 BlukttH. u Clark street Chlrazn
, 1864-11-04

eT Statistics published in the latest LtV.
erpool papers show that forty seven vessels
arc now on the way to England from the
East Indiss NTH cargoes Of cotton ranging
from eighteen hundred to seven thousand
bales each. The aggregate amount Is no less
than 2a221 1851 bales. All these vessels are at
sea, and their arrival at Liverpool at different
periods will keep the cotton mills in opera-
tion for considerable part OF the coming
winter. The new fields eeem to be doing
wf11
, 1864-11-04

AZ the Copperhesd organs are making o
tremendous outcly over the frauds which
they allege to have been perpetrated In every
county Of Indians, It is well to 60 little
mtre into detail to chow hoT entirely the
charge is without foundation.
l. The increase Of votes Ia alleged to be
| unprecedented. The total in round numbers
is, for Morton {Union) 153,o00, for McDon-
aid {pem. )13S, 900. Now it is notorious that
almost the entire Bell and Everett vote Of
| 1860 was cast this ) ear Tor Morton, while In
1862 it IVES not given to either party. Add
ed to this, thousands Of men who voted for
Doug1as In 1860 voted for Morton now. Yet,
IN 1860, Lincoln and Bell received together
IL, 33s9 votes, and Douglas and Breckenridge
only 127,So4. The increase Of Gov. Mortoo's
vote is therefore legs thsn 5000, while the
increase on the part Of his opponent is near
Tie elections OF 1862 did not draw out
Comparisons with That year are therefore
useless and unfair.
IL It is eaid that in consideration OF the
vast number Of r1cn sent to the war. the
vote Of the State ought to be diminished
from 1860 This is pol2 l2ular notion, but an
w. l. onc-baif of the soldiers hive returned
home, their terms expired, or themselves dis
abled from further service, or absent with or
without leave. This Is established By con-
clpsiye statietics.
2. All sick and wounded Indiana soldiers
we're allowed to go home to vote From
10000 to 20, 600 were as home, whose terms
have not expired
s. The natural increase Of population far
outweighs the decrease caused py the absence
Of soldiers. This has proved to be the case
, 1864-11-04

| The Boston correspondent Of the
Springfield Repubsican says Hon. Caleb Cush-
Ing hiss declared within q few days that he
shal not yote for Mcclellan.
, 1864-11-04
Seymour Admits The Frauds

Gov. Seymour spoke at Penn Tan, n. T.,
last Friday afternoon. An instant conviction
Of him, on charge Of completely with the
trauds upon the votes OF the soldiers Of the
State Of New York, c>uld be got anywhere
in the world upon the f1ippant and jeering
admission which he made of this gigantic
iuiqutty. He eaid: ~ underetand the Gov.
eminent las arrested some persons in WASH
ingron en- the charge Of Illegally altering the
Soldiers votes. It Ill becomes Govern
ment which has sent soldiers by entire regi-
ments to yots In Indiana, and which has con.
troued the ba,lot-box IN Maryland by the
basopet, to inquire very closely concerning
few fraudc1en YoteB.n
, 1864-11-04

FIOVR-Receiysdt today Isl bfl1 ahipped to,
day, i0l0 brl1. Market dull aod heayJ. 64ss p day
Wnre uIT1 WIS3uh E1IKAa-l13 1r1s "Btilukat
s,sil 1s 10 bril- rood wh1fe Wntsr eIr:a st Qs !:
So hrh DO Il $le-50. RID WINTER NfAAa-l4 o1ls
ii x9-1. W1HrE1 surER1n1-lae hras @fr1okhns
1t 1q.13. 6pENa xxI1A1-e40 eEA ~btsck 8&Vk" Il
, 1864-11-04
63t Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & EVANN
Dusce.ors to C. II. JACKSON 4 co.,

The United A.kte1. .-.,ntaeAar4 q -
n. .B-Ws haTe discontinued tns naoia ndoiar ooens. RI
1ceont Of il size, beng mu9a us ~ 1n5c!lsfHn = =
eAnsncnez. eee taAs Eflos o
"sappfI.e Ieap 81. a1iTa. sseSsa, 4.ss ,ssss Gls6
, 1864-11-04
A SPECIMEN OF COPPERHEAD
EFTNds

The most Ingenious specimen Of campaign
lying Oh recerd ia 1he following from the N.
7. Wo7sd:
cal warfare, we would 1aia marx the day with
White ttole. Let u erect its mona acnt out OF
IT, own typee: :-N1Ii.
Gle,aa't Is:eat hom Malvern d Il, this Il what Gan.
go Fry Ks.t3,g - ola,elatss, ,sn:sr n! selss,u
~ ~ y!sx 3, :ss
saic Il On saa battlefield, It the n onea1: saislt
g. = hs Z s u u u 2s.
nsa been sasr nce4 tox ne1n9E nessuae OF thSt t4t
aKemembe. 1t, Americans indecdi Aud, re-
to- n spe q .htt R.s
srdice q tfea1on.' said tie brsve Mcclellan, bis
bsss recrte upon The Jamet, ana an5ioas to fol-
"I am cunviuce6 that the order to sithdrlw this
| army to Aquia Creek Till prove disasruns to cur
=. Jeor it .gH b a fatdl 1lo,o''
81" @ ngT Mhat nsss1 dia .s,s aa ~ " before
sss
Fredericksburg and dChsncellotsEtlle, answer. What
loyal American will vots for the reelection OF
heroie Keasney stern1y said that hs issued an OF
OF treason f''-HoF1A,
Every reader Of the Ford knows that the
order from Gen. Mcclellan to Sumner to re-
treat from victorious Malvern Hill to Har1i-
son's Landing was wholly distinct from the
order of the President to Mcclellan to With
draw from Harrison's Landing TO Aqua
Greek in order to prevent the overwhelming