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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
81. LorIE. Dec. q. 49,

NJ. LOUIE, Dec. ri, 49,
To ne Bo-. RsHr T. BLOW, a.lia9ton cry
Ny DEAR sB; The letters sent by you TO Gen. Baw.
kins making inquiry in regard to leasing plantations
were inclosed 10 me by the Gen. with request that I
would give the desired information.
The Government must frat sdop. the policy Of less
ing ANAL farms say from % to 800 800 10 suit
tSe convenience and means Of persons deslrng 10
lease This should be done speedily possible and
publicly announced as Losses should DO made By tho
lat Of February or very thereafter. the land
should DO powed and cotton all planted BY the ist Of
April.
Parties proposing 10 Lease those lands, should take
with them everything deemed nooesssry a. nothing 10
10 be had In the ooantry except labor Say for farm
OF 100 acres Ave sI good mules viii be required one
good wagon. four pows, hocs and such other farming
implements as may he nsoessary They should also
take with them Arrange 10 have sent from time 10
time feed for mules. sufficient 10 Last SIX sght
months until the corn and fodder which they would
grow would be ready for use. Also some proviaions
good bacon pork and 10 make meal and homiDy.
Aho good material for negro clothing. such "a heavy
brosans nnseys. Jeans and Osnaburgs Under presen,
system Of lsssAg the wsg.s Of negro u per month,
women o. che essee finding them and such persons az
are Immediately dependent % them. The ration fur
nsbed per week sndsr the Lease system four pounds Of
pork or bsoos or ak pounds Of fresh salt beof ten
pounds Of corn meal ak pounds Of aour two pounds
Of beans pess rios or ho1sy and one pint Of noses
hope 10 changes In the present systen thai
H. better pay Cor As absrer and that tho aborer should
feed and clothe himself and family. Hands BE- pro
cured. bot mostly wOnss and ycusg boys, although
dosbt not that largo Aunbers Of ablebodied will
ooHe In. they know that permanent arrange
mssts nado for employing them. The wages should
We inoreoscA at least 10 the farmer hire Of the
slave whom cotton worth but 10 cents per
pound the iaborer u feed sad cloths himself
1 give herewith an estimate for the entire e.
penses OF stocking and working 100 Of land
with product Of ssmo. Ths estimates al liberal and
based one band to twelve aercs Of Land, vsch Ia
than allowed uader present leass sys, bsa lsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

orr IN nv tho b.y ke.ner Of Merritts Hotel IN Madi
sonyile and Messrs Cottman and Field have presented
CREDENTIALS in Congress signed L. Riddel Governor
| of the State Of Louisiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

ro,a....,.......~ TIA i,1N SO i,N s,osf
.Included In these sgo fron AspnwL viii III. ~ Cali
To- als psssenEsrs included In "ts.si pssssasosA
iIncludsd In thoss are two sleops
PARRsQRRH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

tosp "a huoN % unoer uhve ApOtt
Sin rsalsx will Il tin essh.............ous
Que good wagon asd harness ...ss...ss.ss..s.s' -
our ploWs and harhees. w
Other farming Impiensebts aaA ioo-ViuV
Wages Of sight hands TO eeluvste land u ei5 y -
Eight mso,hs feed for muIes u &C. y day........ LIZ
Begging rope ssl twins ~
la on co<tno..
IA IN conn.,
100 aores lees fS planted IN corn, would prodoos
one bale Of cotton 70 bs acre. Of 40 pounds each,
weich wse'd- Il 90 y pound, amount W os>o y bsh
-" osss-wsaie
Fss proossds for thu .......s..."...""es.7s s
This estimate 10 low 20, cotton IL II nov selling at
nom o'o7oc y pounda rum quite sufficient 10 bring
the profit up TO eiao00
The question a. what amount Of cash capital would DO
required for such an undertaking TO pay hands until
crop raised and sent to market about hather wages
either in cash. clothing provsons would be 800 v
month for 10 month";, would be...............eIM0
Feed foI mues for y months. Ils1
Cot Of muss, farming implements, Go.. i.IoO
Totsh.' .'"''.'.'','..,,'.,,...e3,W
, 1864-09-25

dua'y p<lees which Savs for soma wtcss Eoyersed
taIa Easfs So fat - tho supply u 1T bag
been below sbat OF tha o7rsespcnsfsE Refoa OF ist
yxar bas Ut tho watoa hsyo been cu.rsat ia
MARKET 1t has Etea ooaAdsrsby Ia excsss et thu oo
uahud-
Va week noted N advance upon tae proyious
taxc5 rates cf the nar.s. oE756lsse ITO Is, but
vas vtfJ appsisRt that this stl:uf shins could eos
bs msi-fAtnea- nna Indeed was entirely co1rtnkett
upta The sna4 saa had qassa seseitu W wars then
Ksttuk.' 1htI week ws o,sssvo = uovsnens ia tne
opposite dnscsttn. atel4ae Of Ill. .at.75 having
nesn. AeaaS e6so'lahed. .taa market al,s.ag tn.s
eyert1x with alu1thf sowrw lra tensennv
:. 1fe Easkst sp&ne4 ttia morning with sb,rr sno
uoEsta the ss.ft NJ Jarcs. 1ot1ud!oe sse daiiy r.
.eaiptas BIZ ce1u1uao t, r.xu1fesx s,e a.ms H.
disposition TO operats tyen 1t ths srducsd ra,,. ,;
which sss ua1kst c!osed ass evening. rno es tssa,
fnsa during th1 tsy anoHns 70 slsi head =, "a xr.
|, Iz:as 1et NJ. eh"nJ It 31nN6lt.th q lK n.. q,
gaveza Of the principal sa!ts ar.vers nsd "a m,k.
further concessions: ~. tssrs azs st1l nearly soN
Hogs in tho ya.aous Jafts insult. upon which ins.
tt.r ascuzo viii b. .neTiE4oto, N ut m eItr.nr y
nary CHI. So IN 20 tectin9s Ct cayxs.
, 1864-09-25
Letter from Francis R. Quitting,

Letter from Francis R. Cntt1nG>
The following note from Mr. Cutting, the
eminent Democratlc lawyer Of New Yotk,
shows that the uec of his nane~in the list Of
Vice Presidents Ut the Unionsquare McClel-
I'm meeting, was wholly unaut uthorized, and
that he u utterly opposed to ths Chicago
msnsuyes, and intends to vote far 3Ir. Lin
coin:
~ ~. z,,.c,, =, ~. ~ Exw rozk, Sep. q, 1851
Ny attention has been called to the fsct
that my name appea1tin tho Horld neW1pa-
per In the list Of Tice Presidents (stand M.
u OF the Mcclellan ratin incation meeting. heid
In ibis city on the 17th. THIS use Of il Wss
unknown to and wholly unauthorized by me.
Ihad no pa1t In the election OF Nj, Linz
coin, beitg then In f1vor of Mr. Douglas
but 1 iutfnd to vote for him In Novemhcr
next, In Opposition to the platform and CAV
. diaates Of the Chicago Convention, believing
that by yigoroua prosecution Of tho wSS
The rebellion will be oYerthruwn sooner thsu
by IN immediate cessation Of hostillties, -or
: By resort TO tho arts Of diplomacy. =
Your obedieut servant, F. B. CuT11Ho<
II wo mistake not, this HI. Cutting Is 4
brother Of prominent citizen OF the same
ns1ne, reading in Chicago, who used to be \
War Democrat; and peshapa Il yet
, 1864-09-25
Grand Rally at Bourbon. Oouelas Co..
Dl-MecePa1om OF Aofurned soldiers
-F0bltc:DlDncrs

Aeo'1espoaoenec oi tae eG1SaRo nc Vn1ane:l
.TuscoLA. u, Sept -, 1854.
Tho loyal citizens Of Douglas county wish>
vices rendered o7 IT, BOW IN b,ue vSo s bs1s ssa
r has ~ 1om fn,'anah 1me nss1 snssment or are
ciation bs " eiTinr i 1'nhi9c i;nner a. Ronlfpnn
nnnoisa Snnntr IN fhc "a nat ~ ooa3ooD'
nesrea N fbe ~rnnnd nrI ~ ~ - ottaE *
Rn n.Jaors gn tMc Erss ,n ne ~ ia
inp Wa csiiea tn or,icr sni affsr nrassr 'E ~
RH~J r DIR. and ~ s6nv tv ~. p1sE1s, 49,. ~
Giee Gub. Hon. Lawrencn We3Son 80 ~se1H ~
fruancta 10 the anfiience, md me5s snesef ~
Of over tsne honr IN 1enqrh IN VIII ~ epTea H.
warm annef @ &c compli5ented the ed n1rste n ~ sa1s
hatt1e.6.16. IL thrn ,hoxsi IT, ~ ~. W tLe
fsctIop ~ ever % thfnIsnr 9 ~, ~ ~tao sass,
aponY,17t ~ sSmn.fhv fhat ;bs rh,ss ~ NY IlSs
fnrTn estenis r. ia hraxr snidIsrs pt1.. -.
aejd: sboWsa lint va had 3nt;eS-4o ~ we
At hnmn m imnerstiYe A. thosa = thn stsys ne,i
c-at;c ,o.r+r ~ wh;11 n1Sao ~ Az a. sa psno
V.1isre5ahH.,n w" Voo~h.s. WoaS w aSsslsolP q
W. ~ {s ~, ,.t,.4;a Hoo1 Ano sach
tu., tnAs, an1 u ManI nasss.on " ING feace plat-
totm ~ nse,onaas ieltEtl wherein peace
: -Tas tal1ed and urged 9t Chicago, and war
declared TO BE the policy Of tho party, mar
ratea N Incident &c once heard ofaa old
nun aIq gu aon, VINO, WhAe N the woods;
found an Indian nea<1y furnished. he told
his son to takc him to the house aud they
would IeEcuscltate him. While taking hin
homo, the boy having hold OF hls haad, e1.
claimed: "EatHeF, this IL nigger.n Tue
old man replied, "N No 1t is not, it Is an In
dian. SO CONE along: The boy exclaimed,
We1 It may be 1ndian up At your end, but
III be dnrned II It isn't Niger down herc,H
His speech was folI Of ~unsnswerable arm.
ment.
Alter he concluded, the sold1e1 present
were formed IN line under direction Of Cant.
Boatmsn, aate Of the t4th ln., and marched
In front Of the 'stands when Hon Maiden
Jones, candidate for Representaitya> vel
comed them TO the hospitality of their
3r%Fndx and than f1ny III am far <hns~
, 1864-09-25

The paYnruss ma6s for Corn havo bean On con.
Ta1ne 81 the Hkeat lmsested N tbs sin Hoashs ana.
sas seaTs,poodnz na1 81 rs, I'd s,7s5,eS "a .se
cen~pop6iaI htn # ls6s: o. bstl.v,. Es1i4,3.
I'D 9gse ID tne corresponding halt q tkE3: 81
tie 0aie, E5M.5a Ak1'n5t 81 sHhss6 in Tho corsca-
ns haH q ;sa3. q sds FRA, Eata oas .taisIs as:
= Ike ae IN sonSna Eli ISL Ct tss bssa; fa
81: .ts'2.s ss:s;:o T. he so.Isspoadtnx hs!i >.
ana of tks 1nstsn Corn q xal=e. EN! !o8., afGnst
81 f6zB1 n The eog1saponktlnK, half nf la6s, a1t
81 in thu co71x9pundipE halt Of :9a3 ThE toiaj
Tans Or tas Corr OF N k14s t1pcxtsd to J1os Soth
fes Jes1tHas thus g sF - sssenst G1eaA9l n
oa eof5tSpcnd1E Ref.ed Of 1sf1 70 that lhe T11ne o
, 1864-09-25

,h,, de.c,,rtca Of imports sas hsea R,osses;SssH1y Y
a1e,t.rt dur ns lssy tvo 1oss1 xetes e,n :!
e a. Ttsoi Mo% r1assis y. & f1oa Dssss.:k E1*o 81!
iNm We.K eubutK Elee mo1 9tem fsfxey. Taits
cais I'M MOI ayia ieA re- ;9ot ktnltu S5sk
rom Il Q Untted States g. sss1ESt IuM Fts1 IL
, 1864-09-25
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKRr.
EFiceS 8ttli Lever.

SATURDAY ErxAINo, Sept n, 1851.
The ext1AofdinasT decllne IN gsld 70 day, and tte
downward tendency In cotton, ssudcs tho DRY Gooda
market heavy tnd depsease4, and We hArs to nots
sttu further fall In prices.
Owing u, tho uniessled eondiusn Of tho nna1ket'
tho demand during tha past two dsyr 14a bean Of 4
ytzy t1inpg nature, coxntzy dealers being afsad to
1nveet IN Kold and cotton settle down to somsthisg
like psrm8nent b&sls. To meet the demand, huH-
ever. our vholeaale merchants hsve 1sdlcsd thair
pricts. anA wo uots = decline sacs ycaterdAy Of
about 10 y YAzd On PTtnss, losc on Denlmg, 232Kc
On Corset Jeans. szd 1xc On Brown Drills.
= Ths foa&sxink Ase TIE e1satnE quotations. fot TO-
day; but 1t II moro than pro that sone change
NH taae plaza on Monday. u1lsal gold rallies ssatn:
, 1864-09-25
4 ZIG HTRAW.


From m officer direct from sheridan,s
command We learn that yote was recentlY
taken in portion Of that command, pre-
sumed to be TITO most McC1ellanized Of any
In the army. We withhold the designation
| Of. the particular command. for ob7inns rea.
sons. The following waa the result of.the
vote:
Eor Lincoln ............-.......1d000
For Mcclellan. an....................., 5000
From the above 1t will be seen what our
soldiers think OF the Peace Convention, Its
platform and nominee,
, 1864-09-25
" A L q A BILE 2 A'K NJ
u FOR 5AIsE

A FAFm or17o ac1ds, ttsu4ted In Chs1zs14n county
Illinois. about kt1rT 1ods f:ou tna Depot 1t Hoaa
!cpr o. e Esss q t:s sonsuoa s1th tho inots cn
!ation, and well fenced. Il haa upon It large vel
hPlt 4ense eo%p!etslz an1shac. otth atlaa.t stoo.
good vasiety OF snaln null n IL bearn1. L COM
biuex 1Are and excellent toeiats school and church
privileges.
Tbs Nhola Il o1crrd for 10 go.
For further pAft1eula7s addres8
B. K- uAWLBY,
, 1864-09-25

MESSING DouUAEHTs.--Gcn, NcClellAn's
res'gnation. Of his Major, Gcne12lshlp, and
Pendleton's letter accepting the nomination
OF Vice Plesldent-
, 1864-09-25

ANOTHER VETERAN OPPOSED TO McCLg1r
1AN.-Ihe veteran General Mccall Is openly
opposed to Mcclellan Heis Democrat of
the old school, and brave soldier. He
knows Mcclellan perfectly, and coniequent-
-ly Il opposed to him.. Ha WAS tho Demo.
crahc candidate for Congress In 1863, and
shown clear record, which he wtll preserve
by the coutse be asadoptsa.
EThere ls startling 1umor In Town to
the effect that Mcclellan viii not vose for
Pendleton. nor Pendleton for Mcclellan.
One is 80 unequiEocally for. peace that he
cannot vote for candidate who receives hIs
phy from the War Department, and the
other, being "The Soldiers Friend" can
scarcely b expected to endorse man WIN
is In every respect the soldiers enemy.
F Among the drafted men at st. Louis
azo Henry Hibbs, gigantic btll:pestr, who
!. can spread handful over, = forty foot wA1l:
Geo. DeaKle, tho Lessee Of the varis4lcs rhe-
stcri 9. H. Lsdtn, the powder man; Daniel
g: Taylor, ox:hayor OF St. Louis; John Rig.
gin, Js., Of Gen. Grants stan; and VIM.
Falel, reporter for tho Daily Unssn,-
e The famous stonewan Brigade, 10.
cruited In the Shenandoah Valley, originally
!: hr 4 ara reernit. s,o;n 80 s.nn1 'eas s unes
rranced.to about 1000 men. Il waa tots,1v
snnlhllased In ShcridAn's hght eyrry co1or
b.ipg captured and the whole brigade e1thrr
killed Of captured.
r,.. u.,,o-.1 r-..7,..----
49,. 10 ~: - -. s1:..s~ s rs.,ss.... - ~
-, .ae sne NC .asy srss, esaaon ~" ~, y aa'
These conservative organs, which haNl 50
Justify for Mcclellan would aiansnchlse any
soldier In The neld, while they wonld allow
galvanized traitors In the Border States the
v{rh& of erff-er. :,
~ If annt Win. :6.tsle, It /. in part
, 1864-09-25

ptns. eim sod nsoh.ssssGtT s.s,tTe .aa ssee9ss Abx,.
tBtoDs, art't- Yet 8 a. ', ttFFQ1 n
Osttsk "ox. +se.e. pu.... '..'..,. 17o2i b
sdissSs9 L. On u wy aut.s4 saa1ss
sot.o~s@.iL rse1tsss quetsaasa Spss ~ ssse,2ss
NJ. viii, ~ 80 s:a1 "a H. e.
OIL u 9;n,esE = nj. u .usoiy viz A. LAzo
e, sn MEET Yssy 1!m With ~ usv1su tenat.ce ~
snc.s,a lat supply, Iha arm II nfes1e
, 1864-09-25

ALI ABOUT TIE GzoRaEs.-George Train.
quotes the fsl1sWing old epigram a sppllca.
cable to the Georges Of Chicago:
"Geosgu tho Ffrst via Was rcckoned:
.VIler ttill George the 6ocond,
And what moral eyef heard
Any good Of GeoxYe TIE Third?
When from Garth tue Fourth xsccnded,
God be praised The George ended"
, 1864-09-25

oesstaud that their interests sro identified
! Win the Preservation Of the Federal authori.
=, and how well The Frcnch invaders and
tac Southern rebels know that they are both
nRhttng the same treat battle Of presumptu-
Gus despotism sgaIsst republican freedom.
Inc s1mpashies Of tho; Federal Gorerament
and Of the Union party aro strongly With tho
Mexican Republic, and hsvc been expressed
by our Executive and Oongress with dis-
tinctnees bat one degrees short OF = declars-
tton Of INTENDED bossillttes. Tie ooppss-
beads have been windy In tkels protenzlons
OF sympathy with tho Mexican Republic 10
long - they thought the Administrst.ou
might be bullted Into q war with France
which wonld sogreauy assist the rcbeis. Bdl
when the opportunity camo in the Chicapo
Convention for them to g.va an auth oritatt1o
declaration sithcr. Of sympathy Tor Mexico or
OF adherence to the Monroe 1octrtne thev
very quietly ignored the who1e subject, 4 Tho
Austrian .Arcnduke Belmont, Ktog Of tho
Copperhesds. and toe Austsi1n Arehdukc
Ma1imi11lan, King Of the aubverto Mexican
Republic, are running thttr engines on OAR
a0el t1nsks. They could not therefore be
expected to ruu into each other, What i
chAmcleon' is "Democracy." In Dixie 1t
means slavery In At1lco-mousrehy. In
.Euglz1d-the London Tima. English ar,s-
tocracy and Irish oppression. Ia tho Emitted
States 1t mcars sympathy with al &hese forms
Of despottsm coupled with any degrec Of
hostility to the Union not punishable bv
hanging.
, 1864-09-25

FI9H-Ihn principal fsstztc In tho market at
tho mest ss1eaoe Nrta VIM IN aet,Te dtmsnd
Prices arg o7mer than usual md ttot eo1aiderahiY
sna a aSttr1 at rtsyM9s sustattons. MAcuxHi ID
Ing Ro- ht ntl oio. which s6va9co Of $Qc nas
n.ea n mads: Coor,su 10 snsli supply. t1d vety n1m
tlous- HALInuT In modsfata TccuiDts- HAXxxr n.
Ays and nzm With an advance Of Hc y n. va
, 1864-09-25

TSs Following 4: tho ciosns a;ttSs; Il tsa
asrkst tnia eyenins. And compared with la&s wsek:
ciosI5G FNCEs. :.
Tins Week." Ls4t Week.
Primo to Extra qua!lttsa NJ sal1to st! GOALS %
nsSiss saS 70 sa saasaiam" 49,: s Z III ss5sia:S
StccE HotL,........-..-- >. 1c03 80 io06 3 %
.Tns Following tanle show1 :ae comp pRicesor
Hsfs this ~eek, ast foE The corresponding weak Of
last yer: : =
Prime to Eztsa aaslisies ~ s19 aa,seo H@sssa
Ntoiun e r1!ms :.'. seoaa3 = @1e@iss
Ffcrn the aboys tAhle4 It win ha tss ~ roua.
nsrtd witt the preceding week, HoEx h1Ys daeltred
II penl 50 On Prime to Extra 4nahtiea S1soals3 On
Medium to PRIME: and sreou 50 20 ns on inferior
*!ades. As compared With tho corresponding pertod
Of 1sst reAs. P11mato Extra qualities ara $slfo7.fo
1tn 81 higher than they ws1e lsa-yaAr, NIdiu,n to
F.iue tiso1sH 2 100 - htxter and inferior aua1i
Itts s@:2soa 10 81 hiKhsr, n eaeh eAss psesens
rates being about doubls shose IT laas yeaf,
SATURDAY Er1aIxe, Sept 1a.-Ths prsdom mating
RAsarezot the market daft1x ths part vssk-haTs
cen ubsza1 supplJ-and check apoa ths xxtsaoz
, 1864-09-25

FRR1GBrsGa1Ps1 s1aa7s.5sii ks 5s2f I'D ~ IT, .h.as
p.eser Ia I. Rs ti e 1hs.s Z
ib tesf sgrDs Te "hest 'xc; sehF coliakvood,
wi "Is9r ss ND fei1'' Fs1,es7.1nczs i, no change
Esel s e @ ~ 2s!s i liz iss 81
F'ooI 70 Po sl.rd .1s a.,nia
R1Iseao ID i; 10 s6sasa . N ass.
Fourth ClAs. Flour
Neg York. I'll .,I[:' :na E;is
TO s::s"a' y, u "A E.Es
IoR.asipSa ii
tiSUMheeetvsd ts.s:j. III bsi:; slipped. t.
e. iss 81: sooa xst, sss
It 81 e: gs1H
RFan1,s;, :, toq. s.sn !. eu!s .. s!3se On trask:
as:t S1s5sis. s,sTtss "panis, % Ind tsefnsd M S: 3:
bnsnsl. salts 1eesy Neto:-srRaa ,WnaAr Ii
q e i sS gtsRsH oa sss e. a'9ss ).
g aS,'ss l. s q d - s : = IS
e q Is ;'Ss &
sps;ss @ 8. s. . . IT, 3 : e9:ss:a
q g o. s9ss
sriIg ~ sdelsd fIeslI i s. & .-.-
81 Assftt 81 L z .eRS
soaE n aros1-ssse - No Cam st slS $: Il, o 6a
e e?[a & e e 4 a11t sta.t
cae: ost a. }sI r. Se 3 s11s e: .aoe,
81. !lsxopn: nsxset he 1o.sr *na !. le<s ast,!e;
ests' i iSaa' Ike Go % Do 81
s.ce e. q 5,a5s sz s.xs 1s*o % g :: q; s6
aIEKss:;sa az tsos.y se.s asss es sh,D2.a. tee
lz ETshx-1Ns hu No Rye At sf.2c 1ooJ ba do a{
, 1864-09-25

The total RECEIPTS OF HoHs 1t tho ystiousJs-ds OF
the ea.y turtnR aha vsek ending to-day bccnreloK to
the taily rstulr pcstsd On Ctauxes amoans to IS %
bea1. THIS Is k4so titsd more than were zecalyed
lss wetk and ats9 had letI tan The receipts OF tne
Ioa respordnx wesf Of Last ys1f. =, -
me daily receipts * the var1ooa yafes compaza ~
fouowE:- -
Reeejnfs
, 1864-09-25

o. 8. GENERAL Hosr1rAE,- JH111Rsoxk
BAHRAcxs.. Alo, Sept SD, lS84-
Editors Chiesgs Tsibnne:
We have Just completed 4 ballot Of tie pa.
tients Of this hospital on tho candidates
now up for the next term at the i" White
Houec." which resulted ~ 'tollows:
L1rcaln. Observation-Disclosures. 8s3
MCCLELLAN. .......-................... %
Fremont 1t..-.......-........ II
, 1864-09-25

"Tafe two of earth detestcd names.
'1teadot '.and sIaeo,'
And trembling coward, and you have
The conclaye Of ChfcaRu,'
{6k. LouiS Dan.
, 1864-09-25
CHIoAGO UArrLK MARKET.
or The Week Ending September "a, 1871.

6AruEpAx EVENING. Sept. ~, 1851.
Tia receipts sf Besf Cats1s aa4 lave Hoks As sds
yn11oua ya1dl n tbs cisY, tor the week eadnx to.
day, ,compazo ~ ta1los1 With tbs prer1ous weakly
rece{ots since AuKuGt T. 1a&4:
, 1864-09-25
~A AAClAL&

SATURDAY EVENING, GePk. ~, issk
, Tho following were the rpcolpts and shipmeats
dur3ce The past 81 hsrrs:
Rxpxuxs AND sGun1drs FAST ~ 1oun2.
, 1864-09-25

4.AAN 1HN tsk14s IL -supHthy VIII rus Qtpfncth.
Hoh q Gold nrtrea and TIC eacsequaot depftsston
Hn.fh o1f gS4s-.. Ma1kt1 ara as present "a n.
@ Cafo nj has fsl1ea &c per Ealtoa fron
ne5 Wa, IT s!ot9 quotations Th1 TeSuIf has beeR I
+ HexEee q actlvltE. bnye94 more dnposoa
mens: sopsde Tho small amount Of 6aitness n <
s, IL ps11 e. o;ne itf toma WaekA plkt va ouofa
s,IaM ' Nv % ~ fess, bT c.i loAs, ee iii aria
Eazci4. * GO -.s.c-td Ids 9aae
Yzecelpt, si fn s.Iss ss N.E4., EF:t;stys Y
nnrt. nr .euTe Au1 f1rn 1t previous 17oiasioxE ~
E q ,s&aoas,,s
TrIf eta ~ = ''''*''-.-.. 3S443E
Fsctnna' not @''.-....................... 1a5:ic
nt doing .ad M: se e. s.. 2
lAnn-Eo Ina u 1ac 0>-NosaAaA II *ti.a-
- ~. IN 10 DAY. 1881 ba,.: ,htnoed , ~,
Ia iit:1t : 20 INQUIRY Ss@s' "3h sas9*
-, ,tEEuB-1sMoraY-Hes aad uane ,,~..
SAles H. ~ Nsie; Is paga At Si.s3 III IL ~,
bAEs eeoc 1t Att: II ahc Il hays Il 14.pn Frs1.fs
better senatd ALt ! c aizhrt. FsMs n 49, -
Lafe prime NJ &3.sds q bags DO at ISLE 9 ~"
5DEA R-Fxsre b21 pee0 Improvement ~ ~.
p1tvsups tn3st Wy OF thu zzrkn;. Pttcrs have -
suffered SIT gEl theT deellAe, A4d aufnF nersss.s
ttete tpptasb 70 b she inp.tsslun Iaa; viii ~
~ hi 1tusss Ii NIT ha1t} Hnu amcnx eou.tJ trs5ss
thAs M er1Al TEE ntttoa caaaot DC coxed tnr
&<mt ftme- II With Tntthtr ce i!pd "a a lii tn
Earkes at rssstnt Is tvFy1htnt bur dsu mi ~ ~ -
e7s tre lssuctlEg their lnftfs4sa, exNieiY to fss
fDnnfY OF mHHEHS WAkSS. vi. 0pcta. - ~"
, 1864-09-25

IN e1t6s 6f Gfdtn Fpoy1ea IN Ga1s nsoftft ss7,oFf
6rs on a baTts o9 ac st0ra9t PR 5ushe, usless>
oktef1ctes s!d&sd, Fso9w u aokz detsered ,ssl<ys
, 1864-09-25

NARRoW EeoAPE or GEN. GRAHr.-On
Sunday the special t1ntn. In which Gen.
Grant was going South. ran into a, truck car,
laden with cross.ties, which had no business
there At the time The concusston knocked
the frQnt end Of the boiler ont, and hurled
the croes.ties entirely over the engine, some
falling on the tender. The engine, sstonlsh-
ing to relate, Kept on the track, pushing the
ruinb ahead, and running full half milo be-
fbre beirg' stopped, such was the momentum
OF thetrain. had the engine LEFT the track,
the result must have been disastrous. The
accident happened at a curve Just beyond
Havrc de Grace.
YALLAFpIdHAM HNunBEp-D. "A. HoWk.
Esq, of Montgomery county, Chic, was
nominated as the Waite Feather candidate
for Compress, In vallandlgham's district, on
Tuesday last.
Have the peace.sneaks Of the Buttar Dis.
hict abandoned the DISTINGUISHED exlle,n
or can be better serve JEFF Davis Is su-
preme Commander of thtt virtuo1s aud pa-
triotIc organization known is the "sons Of
1AOSiES T.
, 1864-09-25

%1 AN for pesce, nren on tia bfsis Of
-sepsxston.-Asses 6tndelrs CAte9Fo Speech,
, 1864-09-25

~ When the rebels invade Pe1nsylvania
they generally COMO down the Shenandoah,
but now Sheridan has shut the doah, they, can
Nhardly coma the &henaAca07in,-
, 1864-09-25

1act4etels w
Frcmo1t II
Totl.........s... ...........,.......... 073
Thinking perhaps Jon and others would
like to ktow how the soldiers feel here, I
expression Of the Amy i ss~tar T as can learn. n
Little. Mac and hts friends had better oe pre-
paTi1E their c1att and takitg In tnttons for
q uip up Salt River, tor thoy arc bound to go
mp, sure- j. ". SAWYER.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER sTRAw,
On board the Annie johnson, when.gotn
down the river last Tuesday, two gentlemen
canvassed the cabin passengers and found
they stood thus:
Lincoln .... .......+.................. 81
'MctIcllan-s II
Some Cepperhcads were so Yexcd at this
that they declared It had not been taken fAtr,
and re-1ook It, including ths deck hands and
deck passengers. It than stood:
Lincoln l0....-.--....-....... .........,.......6 81
MCN!esAa II
The deekeIa almost to man 60 foz Nc.
C1c1iau- The Union gentlemen then declared
they would takc poll again, Including q
party Of soldiers on barge. The result.
after every ono on board (entitled to yoto)
was pol1ed, was:
Lincoln ..-.r....,............-.. %
McIieIAn. ..-.....-.-..s..-..~..... ~
The Cops dried up thcn:-.st. RI Rrss.
L BIG STRAW,
On the train On the Central railroad which
Was due hero st o'clock last evening, Nc.
Cfellan n.nn offered to bets a hat thot a mn
jority Of the pasaengers would rate for Mc-
Cla1lan, wheIeupon . canvas Of the train
was made, with the following resu1t:
1neotn ........
-&t|iEAl2N -10
~. .-......
The Ealn 'consiated OF. twenty two CATS
.DefTste 1Stbsssst &ep<- %.
Nh EAsrrHa STRAW.
The following vote was taken ut the mill.
tary hospital IN Pittsbur& md shows that
the soldiers 20 In tor Old Abe almost six to
one:
H77
MclleIlAn