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, 1864-10-04
CHtuAE0 LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY ETHINH. October g.
LUMBER-RecelTed Saturday aIc4t,oeo feet. Ship
PED -, roo feet With tho general dep1eGnon Of
trade In the city there haa besn conaideraby less
uslty In the market, prices ruling weak with down
werd tendency. There are several cargoes on the
marl ct unaold.
sHIHGLEs-Received, 1.s77,aoo; shipped, st5.eco
Market LEES active. Prices weak with 70 ouotable
change,
LATH-Recelyed, eco COO pcs; shipped, 81, ,olo pcs
In mcrs limited demand, with fair supply
CARGO sALIR TODAY.
Cargo echr "Honest john" nom Muste9ou, sold
~ Megladt, #. RATED lumber stsips =. $500
150'oo shingles. Eawed L. at 4575; cafxo srhr I'LL
rolt from Muekekon, sold ny Morton. os0t # fair
common lnnber. " trlpt It 116eo part cargo schr
"AeuYr," trcm Auakegop, sold By o&shxaite, 15p 90
A fawed sh1n6l.s, at Is %.
The following A1e the 5a1d prices:
, 1864-10-04

AO3UAT 6fKa1atp O'k- ~ 4co'
There BIS been an Intense panic II monetary CIR
c&s todsy Which mas 1ot bean without 1ts tnfaccee
spou the Dry Gooda market. Our QuotA.iors ara
Hatkfd down. Il .B very dicnlt matter to e1s.t-
IT, or nest1J den1e the present condition Of thu
naaket. We have seen Ady1ces ncm Nsw York TO-
dag, oF ma', lch c1pss the opinion thst the bot
nty be Partially cofseet Judgment. La the panic
mat nsE prevailed thst DETERMINATION, which under
lefe e1actinz crcun.tasces will cone to sho aid OF
dealets has not been exercised b. tho most !mme-
oAtss Interested in determining the p1tce Ct gooda
"nen ccoltr5uagment controls tnels zc:ion th-y VII .
become sattetcd We think that the prices OF COTTON
faotlcs Nh!ch hsve been carried down rta tha rest
viii fally snd maintain very nearly not quise. the
hsufes which prevailed last wax, willis other goods.
tho prices OF 1hfch controlled tntieslJ, or ought
70 be, By the price Of gold. will droop sru lower
, 1864-10-04

na1ket about &c hogs. Entered sales. ssh had at
57.Has.?5, cbisfy AZ - ot@s.75 q 100 ns
Atthoheavy reduction in tho rates Of the market-
ro'o, In COR Iat rtptrt. there has bsen fair
Of butiness transacted The best lots 1.fs over un
N1d. hays b'en Ante thken mostly By shippers AMI
1nal pfopo1 t1on bS city Dackess There Is evident
" no dlapcGuen to YatuEn 10 htkhor fA:ea and re
Hote that several RA.es havs been uxte at syea
It'll further reduction 1hs soY1css frsm the East
ern mslkae. indicate no ehapKs IN tho e1sseno d.
prsssion witch bat Characterized them for the last
nFc OF slx daJa Uader these c1rcumsk4uces sh,p.
p.1s are buying sphftngtT 6nd e&uuonaly. There u
sethl IKE sreat innts in prlcea here, nnJ means
OF atceEs2tntnk this probAble demand twelvs houss
hercex Bnst'ess Ii unsettled, and until sors in
Dlovetnt hRs taken place In the general aspect Of
our trade, heavy receipts would b. stsendsd With
considerable t1ks II aor loss 70 oRrs.s,
, 1864-10-04
The Cotton Trad Of Fronce-Thc Crisis Pro.
dnced bJ The Amcfichs Rebellion Mt nn End.
fsfu pa

Iht cotton cilet In France, which tEa heaa 70 e..
ysreiy fet BY 'hs o3s.atvt class, to hkYc we'll
nl2h SAssfd away. TIE consumption OF cstton IN
t.s.st ttranE The past tnfee .! the pre.snt
yeaT, was MM7 1lol-one-thlr1 mo1e than 10 tbs
th1 atod Of lS4s 4nc unt third Isss than in lh5
aame pe,1od OF c. The mlsGt u caussa the var
IN Amefiea H. therefcrs. L. fair way OF being rane
Whole !oppty e cotton eaUe from Amencs1 Tae
lm.otts Ftm fhat cauttrs arc nsW acagccly TWO per
cent OF the Nho:t s1d thesc settus nyery pf1nAbtY
that eia lont the Fre1 eh eo1ozles In Al9ei otna
soa .he eat laaiknh will produces Al nuca cossen
, 1864-10-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY BvxEINa Oct s,l8A,
B9EF CATTLE The Ise etpts.l ,cs Saturday haya
bf very ugnt. Entered ta1es At ths various ya1cs
1921 head Of Beef tatt1e At $2soaissx prl1cipAlly
at aB4t245o per ltolss.
There bas been M chanv. IN ihe previous activity
Ct The Ma'kt. With tho pr nciohl msrkets sill, do
p1ee'ed s1o Inactive tn osmsnd,s chi:fy ccpn led
- tho feuut' OF s,my c,ntrA tors, aud b.ef
packers The increased dulness OF the Raatern mar.
kets hss atettaly Influenced tha yisws OF shipp rs
who sse doing re1t to nosninx.
There II httle stock reu aiming IL the yards this
evening. and the market clos=d du1 and depressea.
In the saes msde siccs Saturday thrra has bsen no
apparent chA.Ee from the curTest rates tn.n psid.
Common srades II less xcttse dema1u and pt1ces
sute west vith dnwnx ward tendency.
, 1864-10-04
MI RS. s. A. ALLEN,
A LADY Or WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
Who IL MR.. g. 4. Altcu7

a. at. ar.~4,on - nfren sahsd - ,rn WITH z,...
CIV lrtle history Of hee eons t"'asy ssAss sEo.
; A1sd1 II srr f@f c1ss OBSERVED tns' aee nstf ~
fa''als sos'nC IL sAsors1 color. and essao& qo1ss
-. 80. 80. :. =.
t,,,.,..., -..,E. ..~-
.,,u.,~.- .
n, .n,a, 80 80 'es'e-e - 80 ~ -. ss'@14-
exps.,m,r,,r ~. :. go. 49,.
tie},, n. 49,
1ns o.,r Il, ~. .,,,,.., - .N..'
ble. and c,v, :. ~.
sne u1a nays. 1b,, -. 49, -
hoped ,o1. sod. vnson, a.. .,.-' 49,
Ct rsktnc pu.,ne.. cr =, -.
TO commence making 1t tcs ,.s. h, ~, ~
.r.,....... 49, aanee S.s ~<a ma o'aes.. ~son Asz
c, aegs In her hair, esl1iax 1t h<r rs.deucs -
the sxnele; and rhe now prooaply aoes e.e of ~.
lafeest eaah hussnesses In ths CITY Of Nav Yc~r
saa hf1 oetn o'l'sed TO ''Ao7ts dsEot for the x.
on,ce. 1ss and 100 Gsssuvch stss,t, New Yo.k.
Mrs, D. 4. Aliens Worla,a Hair "a.
e1ofe1 sAo 1s1oRalsamnm or Worla'n
1A@Ak Dfese1nS.
Tho orsat uneuualled prep.r.t,en. far
x..,.~3.r Tr,,-,~n+{n. p.n:s
ing. and D1ssslnR tne Hstr-
D.,s.,,,r,t .,o ~, .,t
,oum.,n In snv a.,,r,1 oc,,,,o,, a.,..,-.
,aa ,ca1p. ar1e,tur the fsl and ,,on.,a,r ~,
and natural co;or 70 tas hair. Thsv ,.v,, ,.,
r+ora rr>v hair 10 n. o,1c1n.> .o,.
set drscsty upou thu roo,s n, thu t,,, -
.ha..,,., rrr-,.hro.,. ''e-A
:, ,.a,,. ~t,,.., ~ ~ -7'S so147s
p,su,nr. II e,r,n.,, II. .,,- ~ --s.
-. se,,.,.,,, ,..- !"
,.u,ra,,, " s0A
, 1864-10-04
MNsNe;s35: ANN s;s;n+'f :skEsGCs s:sskEs GCs5I.
mum HTAEY,

hoSnAf EVENING. oct' y, 1se4.
te moneJ ma1ke' 10 Gay was sgala eoo'nlstd
aha pao'e-st.'eAea' A soon ae Inc oanks opened.
aee'e'minta aho persistent " rnn' on some Of
tocm- vas eept up all forenoon. but towards the
a1ernooh. IL hsd evidently spent ITS torce, and
thefs @as increased confidence. One OF the SAy-
lnEs' bz1ks bud very large crowd OF depostors
a. ftE door all d,y but as the asked for were
neal1y. Ill email, the bank was able to NEE he
*'Iun." Several Of the heavief business tnstitu-
tiops we're short Of currency, aad they were
oonged 10 pay ehecks Tor large amounts In Eastern
e3eaanfe' or oeisf their payment for day or two;
oot most u 'le oan1t palo every eaeck a. prompt
EAs u "eb presented. intfe were no stsns OF
"e7Aaee' eaoiolteo o5 any Of Inc banks Even
tnofe VINO "e1e Short OF "greenbacka,H could
, 1864-10-04
VENERABLE ImPERT1sRyoR.

II 10 not matter Of the slightest copa-ouenca tn
ns What The Chicago TR1Bunx may think OF ray OF
The professional A,my and Nary J,rr.sa;. of New
3oIk is equh'ly lnperv'out to criticism from thst
quarter. But Wit ii sbis Chicago journal procec4s
Of Mr- 6Wirson because he has been expelled from
the Army Of the Potomac by Gen. Me,de, not By
Gtn. Grant, l~e beg pardon, Tan are nie'aken1 for
commander. we beg to eoggv&t to orr contempo-
fary thai it does not know what mischief it IL do
ine: T9ie VIZ NJ. sw toson, whom it represents
prepared review Of Gen. Nc lelt1n's military ca
Tecs. which has been aoop cd and published ~ the
Republican congresrlonsl Committee IN this city,
who are hutiIy ctgaged in Its dlesezninatiou.-NE
ffGfI {nteIiHtAeer.
alt Is lot matter of the slightest conse-
quenee to us" what the National Inteliqesezr
may think q Mr. swinton or bis pampalet.
though We are em't:en with grief at the In
difference which that venerable Journal be.
tEa3s toward outeelyee. We presume that
the pamphlet in question Is inferior to Gen,
BHtnaro's Review of the P1ninsular Cam
psign recently published By Van Nostrsnd.
But That is ntit1er here nor there.
The point ie, that the It.teuiqeneer has failed
to discover any inaccuracies In our statement
Of the comparative losses Of Gen. Grant and
Gen. McC1s Han in thtir respective campaigns
against Richmond. We shM no: accept i'm.
pcrtsneuce as an snswer to the facts in the
case. To refresh weak memories We wi1l re.
peat some Of them. Gen. Mcclellan Lost
about one half the number Of men By disease
TINT Gen. Grant had lost by battle mp to the
aesau1t on the dtfenses OF Petersburg by the
9Th Atny Corps. Gen. Mcclellan lost more
men altogether in his campaign on
Afsin how
1ost up to the period before men
toned Gen. Mcclellan was driven in head
long rctrtat, ibis army did not move quite
30 'asf,} from the objective point Of his cam.
paien. Gen. Grant has not been driven at
AL On the contrary he has steadily ad.
eanced, and either c,iven the enemy before
Tim OF compelled him to abandon ali his
positions in Northern Virginia and heteke
himself to The earthworls of Petersburg and
Richmond. The difference between the +uo
campaigns is exactly the differences brtwean
defeat nd victory. 1t the I.tsuiqeneer ia tn
blind TO Fee this the people are not,
Hand Over xhoso Mules.
Gentlemen Of the Copperhead persua.
sion in Southern Illinois, have been 60 in
teDsely anxious that Major General John A
Logan ahould be on their side, that previous
ia bis arrival last week, they had circulated
eyerywhcse that he would soon be home to
lake the stump for Little Mac. Bets were
freely offered and taken, the particulars Of
one Of which will interest II hot amuse the
public. 4 few days since. brother-in-!aw
OF the gallant General. living at Carbondale,
called, for short, Kirt Campbell, and who
las probably the beet pair Of roadster mules
, 1864-10-04

A/Conp1a.nt Sick Headache, D;1pensfA. H.. s.e
tpeedily removed By tie Of d. JkJne's eanat1ya
Pills The test Of thirty ysars' MA haa proved L sse
tupeo1 to Ill ohe: remsdtss for Ii. cuze OF tbs ~
rtous diEeasts Tor which they are recoror In
Il sr sc.ioa they arc mild and ee.taln. All nay bs
taken 1t er1 tme W1fneat stak from eypoSuls. sod
ty D1uRklat4 eye1yHhsie. oc4tst1se r.rxs7dp
, 1864-10-04

The market here wss feverish snd excited, and
under the scarcity Of currency, gold was sold as
low as 18 Qpl66. At one time there vaa quite q
psnic in gold, aud people were rushing hIther and
tkither Offering to sell gold at 1870, bat tbs gold
brokers hid no currency md the transactions were
comparatively light. Silver was heavy a: 1C9D170.
The Internal Revenue receipts for September
were fifteen millions eight hundred Thousand dol
lars, be1g about the same a. for Au:ust, but aot
qrtte up to the eatimateE.
NEW YoRK STOCK MAnKEr,-T1e following are
tie quotations for Oct. 3. received By F. g. Sal
tonetall & Co, commission, STOCK and bond bro
kert, q Clark street, ChlcA2o:
, 1864-10-04

NOTlCE.-l an not responsible
~ for s1y debts that ny s-a Mo39B A1YER, pay
contract with Auy re1s7n or parsoas IN Ctfesx1. ILL.,
or slFeHhe1d JOSEPH NAYER NV YoFE
October ID, 1854. ect t411 mi
, 1864-10-04

MONDAY EVENING, Oct 8, 1901
The receipts and eh1pmcnts during the lsat 43
hourB were az follows:
1zcMpTs AID eH1PzKNTs rAs1 IS Houna.
, 1864-10-04

1sI seoo over 10 The wttc OF your brave rets-
tive, The mules with f3ue harness 4od car
siage in the bsrgatn, tbsn to publish your.
se]f to all the women Of the nation AZ shout
the neanest, cr4wfisbipg r.b-stick Of . Cop
perhead there IL In Ill Egypt. That's the
only honorable way to get ont OF It. so, In
! the best possible humot, hand pyer the
mules, Krt
| ew VIII sosna peason authorized to do IN danv
In bchsl. al President Lincoln ths. h. oEnr ~" =
Chr: sstn: nct:e.an tarou Frank P. BAR. sen,af, "a
Fcce1 " ~ our ng tie Progress nj IL Nisr.rs
Rssce Eefotaanons either th- 8scretatyab,n ~ IL.
"e! DeRsftmc0s or m 'mport<at CON u aud IN the
MI GO tha n"' ~ WHIT ths cood1ooe
oetn made - lhe point Chicago 7.mst. 4
II any one were to attemps to ,deQy all The
1a1set oods OF ths New Turk Hera1d. which
invented th!s story. or Of tho Cpic,eo T.es,
which copied IT, he would be full of hasl-
nesf' besides leading an uoco ufnrsab!e
e11stence- In this particular case VIC
feel as fully authorlxed' to
deny that the Pr~stdent offered
tather position to Gen. McCleIl N, at the time
mentioned, or at eng tina s!nc- he was re-
moved from the command Of the Army OF
the Potomac, as the New York Herald, o. the
Cbfcsgo Tunes, fs sauthorized'' tn affirm It.
At Sly rate we do deny IT. We pro-
nonnce 1t equally false and ftupid. Fhe
PRESIDENT adhered to Gen. Mcclellan loog
a'*f tbe country md discovered that he Was
wssk and timid commander. Wben the
President found that he WkB goo for nothing
except to write p1o-slavery essays, be sent
him where could bare p1erty of time t. graft
s. bus political tastes, but no Opportunity t.
ruin the atmies Of the Kepuhlfc Thfs atom
was not taken till the Presidents mind vas
firmly made up. The resolution then formed
has nercr betn cbanced tor cne rnonart
-.., A'oa4e'S
s'eoe1 McGteuansa ~ @1nitasY Inter-
WIN hlecstnne.
+. eome y. tue oPposit'oo aalA lo"o'5 a'oua
Tree electaon or free light. ato assert
that the Administration fateads to ia, .rter-
NTH 4ha &-,.oao,r, ~ ~. .1an,,,,r., :, E,v.1u
49,. TT =. - ~ ~
o Aae. ~ no ", ~a1f4ns aaf snen ssse1'
uones OF carse' Inc so~cal1ed military
Interference with elections" about which
cone Of the Opposition express themselves,
amounted to lust this: that suf1, cieut ,orce
,,o, ns. :, =. som. c,aao .a,,, 80 ..r,.;. ,,.,,
~. - T-. -. .,..-.s - S@'. Assa
1Ies ~ P1efeaI o1euhtonls1s afom aotlmidat
1bg loyal voters, or taking possession OF the
polls.
I, h,s ,eper been even nh. ,oaa that ,.ra
e'-A 49, 1'6e4 sa>s A3'o
than thfs WEB cone; and IN d Ing that much
the administration Only followed 3 prece-
dent first set by General Mcclellan. a, the
f,1,cwt,or o-da- ~, ,how -. 80
% H,ar - @ o- 49, eao", !ssuea og na@
,nss. ~ 49, '4'1-'A+"e1 'n0 army VI LIE roto"
s.ux.non.r7rn. .pxv o,w po.,
WAsu1saroK, Uctober 70. ISL.
,1-,e aft.u ~: aHe1e enan appfeneusl IL among
~ aI,eSnnt ~ ~ s,.ea ,,.a ~ "
, 1864-10-04

EAnBUN 0It-1he mari et Is duh Ru1 inactive:
Whise nI IL 70 ra sess. bv g. ioso, SIC br. assa
Straw OIL, do do Pe1- do 9asa
Benxc1e. DO do Et263c Er.vttY II
FKUTIE1oNS-THeFe Is 4othfnE doi1r in Pro-
vl61tns sEd tAs marx w&s ent1z~l7 domf-4l.
trEUB-T1M.TuY-n"fnt DUNG &od maskat
INITIAL At n ftGs4.a5 FAx-ro sales 1sp J1ted and
q art 1t tRtrel9 n.m,nal
eALTNkV T ma 80 l. du{' And no1tn9l II S325,
s1n o!u 1t 37.7sas % rns7e II no dema1d whsteTr.
PnEA aUk:.~. \ u 'olate supply wth t4tra ae.
ra4pd. Th r. hse M chsn. Hn pr-sinus un0-
II lorz Sweet Po!btoFa IN pe1er supply with o.
cli1e OF SIC per bu on previous quolAuoa3- Ne
QUOTE:
Prime to cho!te b1 en- track. ...........$lo@1 q
P1,me ro choice y bu. IN stofe........... L159l24
tommct nu on Hacx .--..-. .......-..... Sc g
CON on = ou 1fu 6tofe..ss .-,............ Faal!n
Fair to chsice, btl 5oaa7a
FUtIITR Yin limited snr piv ani n ode1s:- de- de-.
maid. FTey.oua QunlaslonA inch s1xe. Ne auote:
GplrAtps: O. ---.-......... 231a3.M
1ufSess, I've y l0@1-
eEdAhS with lie continued deprsisien Of o1r
Mo:r3 hId gene, a narkets there hs1 be a utsle Qr
noth'ns oo'ng P1css s.e to l... extent nonias'.
= y on Hald ana All xtadts Of Refined 3nkxs. Ke
, 1864-10-04

Ill sates Of Grata r9porI<a IN Mss xsarkts Tsrort
1r6 on q basis Of &c storage per 6useel, u1less
o{hertctet stdttd. -Four Il so2d Gdare7Td nzksss
MI 1fnAs sR1fS
, 1864-10-04

anu 6J uaieE 1t once nr n. J1sne's f1ps:iosanf.
Walcn toI fnftJ !ears has been stand ard ranabd
ioI y! Coughs and Colds, ATold these drssdtnl asI.
WHAT IS NEisT Bx BRONCHITIS
Il at !anammatcn cfthe bropc1 0. psssxzel which
co1Es1 ~ 70 tht lungs In III eAr1sE ttsxet thl1
3see ctE monty called ccln, cold in - breast:
Is ~ nsuH1i3 Cents with n::la hoars.Eag8, fol.
iowea bJ moderate toueh. nth altgh' teel1nK1 or
atat g soreness Ahout the throA. aud chs:r II nat
af:etted. Inc cpueh beer one sh6 most prarn-
nfot s9mprpus IL ell Al the most paInlu' 8Cd din.
ffe fnf ANNA ton ncraA1ez IN t41enHsy uutu
nnAg in'elftre1 with tne sccess OF ar TO th1 1u1
cels- when tEe vital poWesn Go1 give v1y. In mort
e re- sEa1es Of this Dr. ay1e E4p&c .pr1nt
sfecfs sptedy cnre by protuc!ng fek nid easv
excecto, alton, euppFrsltux The ctuzh, ~ allaYnf
soe lever. 1a1f trIal II a'ithAfn 2ske4s.
IN CONSUMPTION AND ALL PULMONARY coAP1 kIxrs
Dr. j., NJ E1peetorant will atf ard &Enet,ata re1.,f
By 9enoslI tic oin1calty o{ n< and canSinT
an esAy expectc.atlon. A1i Irritating aud OBJ
III nrcIiuF u ters arc removE4fY from tnA I0ngp HSv
nk aInt2net IT. reputau IN Ill a1ts Or ,he xnr1t
fer quarter o. century, II IL Confidently r.
con nenned The bes: re1a+dJ evar pntred 1oT thf
eieess es II p5 fsaasa TO cule.
Suld BIZ AgsHfs and D1uggtsts eyeryvhern sron,
wbtm NAY AZ, be ont1tnsd Dr.. JAYue's Hnra,iye
Pilie 8 p.6mpt an eGsctu II cuse for cntt,7 enets
tlck be ttttf g. aud FL bilious Affect pns AZ n.s ~
CbiSaxo-luLl Err, FlEEa 4 FULLER: r. 4 Il u
HnGK6K; L0Rn RNITH: BU2EHiM = VaI
SLHAACK x1d SMITH DWYAts. '-@''
, 1864-10-04

F!SH-WH11Dfsn1 In more lipcraI 11pnI: and
les active pitn farther deciise Of sc nn
p1esieus rats Of SC pe1 hf bfl. CopT1fH-sacs,ss
!.1ter; Ta5ket not 20 AerTa With decline Of 2;c
" Et f~uctk, 8AEe and Cu1k in fair subnie Nar.
Eht viii reduction Of sc iDo 81 % pfcgi-
on fateI. HkhRtHGa In fair demand ana uacsa1xed.
, 1864-10-04
sehr Nontsagle. Rte2n1. Bay City. 1eo m lumber, 80
bfIa ssiE.
schs FoflaT. Casbery, Grand Haven. 11e N lannsr.


sttns mall Affair. and n consequence II
usually allowed to have 10 Own .ky, and Jst how
f!s9rrntlr nek1ecsed cold ends n Blonehitis or
Cons.mption! N. no: ta1e ! coli In iirae. taea,
apd 5S uatcE y onct nr u. JAsne's Rxps:tosAnf.
81 n C9ussi and Colds aEo1a these drssatnl alsr.
, 1864-10-04

Cp11ekpopdlbK
VeeE 6a,. 5st29 5s3HSs 1855 u4a5ta 7,EQp d1Eou
Hsasop u 9oS 662h693 zS6si7s 3Hs725 Se00 sS0ft0
Ee.scz st. ISIS. b78 ~ 1oa1466 3ists91 &2.l III 10
There Was large attendance On Change to-day
but owing to tbs continuation Of the panic In
monetary affairs, very little business was transact
, 1864-10-04

The following decision rencered to Mr,
VIM. j. Florence upon point indicated In
the document, IL one Of importance to the
thestr1ca1 profession, and incidentally to
Others. We understand that managers
throughout the country are deducting two
PR cent from the shares In the receipts OF
actors playing star engagements:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ofT1cE or lKTERxA1 RkTKEux
Washington. Sept, u, 1854
6ir.-Your letter Of the 16ih. containing q state
q lie id thst 81 Ford deeress he shsre e. tds
Rrote receipts bich you are TO receive as coupeu
tation tor Jour services two per centum for the
duesion viii be credited 70 Jon In The sssessment
Of souI annual income ta1, is At hand:
be TT trsa e1ds Be soxed
f1x hundred dollars. What compensation you
shall receive for your sesvicst from Mr. Ford IL.
9ass; e. seon.ee. mattss of p1y.te aeree@ent But
tbor1ty given TO lit. Ford under the tnw to dednc.
any per ceutare whatever from youz salary.
fass the s Ia
t9e ta1es scsera1J imposed On them to their rates
~ ssre nnt no power whateVe: Is given chem to
tsignes' respectfully A. Ro,,xs
w1 Deputy COMMISSIONER.
''~3-A 0RAE6 0uGQAuEu W&8 U1n1
nated Tor President by the Democratic Con.
vtntion, he did what General NcCie1lnn has
done; that Is to Say, he wrote a letter t,,,t
might be construed by loyal Northern Free
State men as IN endorsement of their views
When elected he became the ageat and a1.rs
Of the lenders Of the rebellion. Shall %
give Gearge B. Mcclellan an opoortnnit1
Of bet1aJin us, Ike his Democratic prede.
ceesor?
#" The Union must be preserved at all
hazh1ds," says General Mcclellan. "Iftbese
Southern States cannot be reconciled," ;" says
b1r. Perdleton, candidate On the same ticket.
81 would eigralize their departure by tokens
Of love; would bid them farewell so ten
de1ly that they would forever be touched bv
the recollection OF it''
Remember, the Democrats were In
power In every State that seeded from the
Union under jeff Davis. That's the way
they adhered to the Constitution In the past
The Chicsgo platform says they will adhere
to the Union In the future as in the past.
Comment is unnecessary.
, 1864-10-04

4M nRs. II. J, MAs0H 4 q N. whit.
Niahee intia.te e her Ad5 hsad r1ca ana Vsi3
aiaostfd s:oci Of Aillt1sf3 1"ods q - - %csk
fecht Ycha character. VITA 0Nu Itsses, ~ E0 e3
Iii soIic,ts N saftV tnspe:to7 1t her ROMA No q
LAka ltyt6ts nP 4fS1fs- NteAfoA
, 1864-10-04

The following gem occurs In the late Phil.
adelrhia speech Of MIR. Etheridge, Of Ten
ncteee, before gang Of bowling, drunken,
TuftlaDs at Mcclellan meeting: !" Why, elrs,
'road acre Of men are here before me to-
ht' resolved, NTH sfro"g aFnn and t0s'!ing
.toats, 10 saFe the constitution Of the coun.
uy' lIntnuslssue cneefs:l on Saturday
heafa from the Tenth Legion. They send 8
g. s~ne, 1ss.e. 'I4as .Ae' 's]e'.A ~ Asee
sh,s1 ses ~" ~ . 4se~' tA@usase1 Ana
80, sl apu ~aets "ae nes7a' too' ITO"
% een,':,nss,an.. uou p!eee ns1' 10 ane men
-. ~. ntaoelpn.a, M lenng 1nen .aat t"ty '''t'a
s..e,as 49, ' aes ec-ost ~" 1"1a Mey g.. n'<n
III t5at tbn. te,lvan T. ~. c''1Esas, tth >, Tso
ia conseryat,sn, for you = v,th 9 venoe.nne
t.sans ~ ~ e .s..,an. ~ tnr 30. ce1eitsn.
t. na.S,,tao ~ eoe m 1.n n..sa oa.ou, !ee'qng
- A, .,,a. a.,, ~ w.. ~ na'. leaa ~ '1e Eric
, 1864-10-04
5A11H, And I'll DE7kr1a*1- A'1AA'
DIXON, CLARKs 4 HALLKTr,
1o1e ptopftt ttoxr. ...
0E1'&f14.{t FAT 143 CnambAft r. VGv YORK {9S~

nEEASES OF TIE THROAT
- AID DLuNGs-Drs, 6. J. HuyHn, PsJsic.sas
ts1 lteaass q sh9 Chest. embFanlnf cat.rrh' so.T
ast ~ T.. Which brancn OF helr 1Eoesaion and HE
person Ally * 81 o.tsr dsiiY It their o1les 3
dayM s&so l2t$t f00
, 1864-10-04

Flour, Wheat, Corn, 0s
hHR 1,n lnn h,

xeeE g.. A3s.5 g71rO s775e3 33Ssi9 s18A 1n2d7s
eeut 49,. 1c369i 32scsI9 546las3 535S97 E5s6s
E.aAnn ~ 9iI747 9ts8t l1Bisa g37l-ct 7a1:9t as921
, 1864-10-04

In the afternoon the market Was less s.pantcy,''
but tho demand was still triilipg, and we note lIgh
sales Of No. Spring at 81 3!1ls5-csos1ug ron,-
nal,
, 1864-10-04

8 A11QteE. s0lp N7 81
Rueun1 A71ex. SO 81
0tinoco, kole ia St
Oftnoco keod
damaged ,.,, ia Is
IL.
, Frenea Cslt,si
| French Cali. 81
NJ t6A go
F. ench s:a,s Le-
Toane1.&doE-
IN. --ts5.ea31io.oo
Frepca c*1fLe-
mrtt1 4. $50
o'.ts, u d1z-Y7 oQ&1R.M
LntnKB y do1 lnE13 13.fl
AoA1a1 = a,.z..41.N6 la1&
kArkrt qut.f sn / M caAeF.
no wrwaet fsnd .ccy. WN
Lath, Tam. Hem. .s4a7se
q Aaniilk 20
Mnntua R:pe. -. 1898. Z
A~nlilA Hay ho1e. SIC
x8ellne ,..,.,,.N@ &c
aAsn cor1.... ..... Ataa5o
Oa1Qu...........ta 8 a<99M
aemp. .z62Nc
, 1864-10-04

MONDAY Eykn1a. Oct. 5, 1854,
FHEIEuTSE1AlN FR1I0uTA-Dnll. There
were no ano rates afe ent, ely nominal.
II ASD RAu" Exk1o111-Thsf8l IL no c1aaxs
, 1864-10-04

Et111S-lh tnall tQprly N1th f2lf 6emald4 8alt3
GkFEN NFaUITs-APPLEs-In moderate sup
py: Nlkh brisk d, matd. Ma get drm at prav1ons
oemano: PxAcHEs ara quoted u1nalty. there ba1ag
poef M IN y mar. LEAoAs-Ftench ~ ia vtfT
eciiy F.th far demand, We note further dc:lins
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-10-26
THE RAID.

The preparations to meet the raiders wers
speedy, extensive and prompt. At Bur-
lington company was at once formed.
At Vergennes, the arsenal force was at
once set to work to furnish arms. Major
Gen. Dix,of New York, has also institu-
ted effective measures. AS prompt, how
ever, as was the action Of the executive
and military authorities, the rascsls were
we'll on their way to Canada before troops
could reach ST. Albans One account 10
that portion of them have been caught.
1t is more than probable that many Of
them will be, even if it be in Oanads.
At Montpelier as soon as tho dispatch
was received, 26th Co. v. r. O., at the
hospital under 1t. Murphy WAS immedi-
ately started for st. Albans. Capt. Drew
organized two companies Of 76 sach.-
among the patients at the hospital. and
had them at the depot ready. but Gov.
Smith directed. him to hold them here for
duty. Col. Nichols was placed in. charge
of the organised forces and turned over
to Captain Drew the work Of providing
suitable patrols, guard and pickets for
the place. Strong. patrols we're immiis
stsly sent ahost the town III the tride1i