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, 1864-10-09

One more worklng day closes the most ex-
citing political CANVASS ever conducted in
Indiana Speeches hare been made BY the
thousand, and documents circulated BY tens
Of thousands. Every township and school
district have been stunped. No stone has
been left unturncd By either party. The
Coppsrhe&ds have lRbored "a hard Us the Re-
puhlicann, made a many speeches, scattered
as ,1Daay documents ! and' spent as much
money. They haye been aided materially bY
tho powerful t,isunion- !" oIder Of Amsrlcsn
Knighte," which work IN secret .and str,ko
in the dark. Thu grand effort has been to
unite war democrats and ,pesce sneaks in
support Of the same ticket, md the effort
h1s generally been euccessful Mcdonald
ard Morton have been over the stato toge-
ther holding joint diseusslons+ The former
made his speeches to suit the locality. In
+ the Northern counties he.professed to be a
Union man and eu1ogtzed McClollan's letter,
Down in the southern counties, where the
o. A. K. order composed the Democratic
party be Was lerce for peace and Immediate
!; cessation ot hoetilities. He preached Pen
dleton and the Platform IN Indiana "ExYpt,t y
ard var and McC Clellan In Indiana 'tCauasn. !"
The Copperheads carried Indiana in 1869
ty I. .54s majority, elected st1en uembsrs OF
Congress to four by the Republicans, and sc
cured the Legislature BY thirty majority on
joint ballot. This ID heavy odds to overcome
In State, where party lines are sharply
dawn. and where the soldiers AZ not a.
lowed to vote. aud that too while draft for
90 COO men Is being drawn. Yct ne have
strong hope of favorable ra5ult. Wo do
, 1864-10-09
A .uau for n nor4hweatern Sorghum
Convention

koEETOlDt Ott. IT, 1bta.M
-WFT7Ag. Tho cultivation and manufactufe q
aorohum All astaiped ! magnitude and importance
thst promise It ere long 70 rank high among the
,emunefatlge branches Of tarM huabanoxJ, and
i'd 10 tno productive wealth q the Northwestern
States and Wnx1EAs. Tho c1tsnaiye aud bountt'
ins p1eaoct .! tJEaps sad sssaIs, hax sasa n;
WNTs1ts. Tbs co1lecii7e experience pi The Rrow-
IL md suatseture.s Of the. ssvssai ststss con-;
tjstTe mesits OF different varieties Of canes. the
successful modes Of essmin.hon; sna snitiyatssa
furr, together with the best methods Of elestdea-
lion sua c7JltsliEssIon would facilitate and pro.
nofs ih1a growing Agricultural pursatt 4monK ~
Bsti AersfoTs proclaimed Mat ~ W1nae5dg2
Gualy Ao9tctlsGrat Eoetkfp. the dfst to encant-
nee spd foster avery worthy industrial interest.
dees hereby CHI Convention Of ali thu growers
s1d mapufactusers Of the Nolthwest, TO- meet u
lhe lIfE Of Rockford, County of Wtan1bdqo an
Stats Il Tuiaotx, o. badas.sev o. e 11et, 1a,s; sc
lion Of Seed, SY1up ana 6uRtr, with this noat ap.
p1oTtd machinery for zaa1 1ufsctu1e, 4 desired.
HxM1Y r K1NnAGL,
Secretary Agricultural 6ocIeEy.
, 1864-10-09

.F Cona.derable excitement hss been
csuaed in brooklyn N. r, By the recent dis
covery Of ter'es Of hesvJ fo1gesies pcrpe.
ttated bg Jeremiah 0'Donnel1, heavy coz.
tractor, In busintts paper purportlng to be
-a1ened BY His Reverence, John Lsughlip, tho
Roman Catholic BIahop Of KIngs county.
The torgeslss amount to e25,ooo. O'Donne1l
has .hsken OF the dust>o Brooklyn fsom hta
garments. and Lett for parts unknown.
, 1864-10-09
LETTER FROM HON. o. III.
RRO SRN1N2.
GOaent Rcasons Why He Cannot Vote
for mcGleli~n-sonaet hing. fof. Con-
ecTva9tvea 20 II cad and POnocra
WAsa1KaToH, .. C, Oct. s, 1854.
Hen. III. D HE.DERsos,M Monmouth, H.:

WAsa1kaToH, .. c., Oct. s, 1854.
Hen. Ii. D HEEDERsoNs Monmouth, lH:.
Dear Sir:-Yours addressed to me At Qulu'
cs has been duly received.
General Mcclellan for the Presidency at the
approaching electlons
Il / an only private citizen, neither hold.
Ing, seeking, or desiring office, the llue of
conduct which may deem It ny duty to
. iiltie importance 10 my one except myself;
yet DO not hfsitate TO reply to your tnqut,
~, made, as it IL, BY personal and political
friend Of mary ysats standing,
| !, The most ardent political desire I hare is
Which has divided and distracted the coun::
| try, desolated some of Its falrest portions,
and filled the entire land With mourn
irg, snppressed-our onca. happy Union
restored, and the authority Of tue
Constitution ard Lawn re.establiahed
| ple. without a restoration Of the Union We
csn bave no permanent peace, no permanent
Government, no permanent prosperity.
It the rebellion becomes revolution, and
the.Confederate States an independent SOY
eIeignty. constitutional goTernment on this
grafton will proceed till cur once noble and
happy republic otea2pears, md Is eurceeded
by family Of little, contemplate, and ever
Wss11rg despotisms-
1heee coute1neIcet, In my Judgment, eau
be prevented only by restoration OF tue
ULiop, snd the Union can be restored only
By subdulpg tho military power OF tbs con-
itdsracr, pnd then Addressing ourselvss to
the Eeotxr, separating tncm from th1tr lead. !.
CIR, and inducing them to return to their al-
Il lcRtancc, submit to the suthofltg and receive
the protection Of tho government uudct
the benign rule Of which they wcfo 90 long
h.ppg snd prosperous. SC should bare
notbirc to do With tue eocalted ConfederAte
Government; elve 1t no recognition; entet
with II; but. a. hare saio, crush IT. armles,
: apd then address ourte1yes 10 thc p:TNe and
! b,iDg them back to the obedioace Of clttzsns
An atmIstire would bc but the prt|ads {:
. eomf,t ontst upon q balts Of NpaTaeion; and
"a this would be our disgrace aud ruin.
caInot give my support to any man, or an
set Of men, who, ii the event Of coming tnst
power, would favor such policy.
Do not doubt Gen. McCIellanrs pAtrlo
! t{sm, hor the sincerity ofhts W1sh 10 pfeaeFv
the integrity OF the Un!on and Consultation
4 For him, personally, hayo very great It
spect, aud cntlre confidence In his fidelity t.
the county; hut, II elected, he Mould net
es,aft]y hdpt to sqndrs he policy ef M' adasan4
T. frasfon to the pssUor1a n ~ party rhfeh orog!
!. ht, iato ptafr, to ne rte,ss and 1pias'ns q
lHen who doshtndtrd dnd ssec&ed aim 67d q
Chicago Hduosn, sahfeh, IN my opinion, .looi
e only to atporusIon and the .Tce:1nitt3n # Z
10 Co.. tcderafe 6ctxrxsn<aG To thls Am uttet]
=, ano itrecopcllahlT opposed.
il lam, very tru1T, your tEisnd,
, 1864-10-09
The following aEo tho closing Qnotatioas ofshc q
kat this cyS p3E =, AacoDpsrea with lsat Tsek:

rofat ...,.,........,..,,......,..,.6. 6.{3
~. fc,,,r+nr m ma cYotur On otst,oaa Of .hc er
-. IN ~. "~.nt, - ss romn.raa sir i,at vsnr,
utoslxo ru1c1s,
Th.s weet: Lat weer.
Prime % e1tra quantlet: a,q3@ sMs 2 2rf1 IL
Msas.1a XXX nef m n,,t; ~ SGD {E 7s1 is
ia4n ih3,a e.srs :. @e..' lisa 1;s l.i52 3io
rbe so1favine ara tia comparative prices Of Bssf
c.t.1. .h,s sgen,nr. md the corrsaoand,nx period
ct l..t vesr,
conrAxArrvx r1loss.
Primo to sxtrA ausl1ties: :.s.,.as t@3 s5e
uoSn me01a sTs1 III S2sto
f;nTr ih1n etnsr1 SSo.,... ~. l.'91 3.13 lH32.M
From The above tables It vii b seen th<t II th4
t~.rssc+I,r. ~ tha nxst weet the m es hss ssRu
~ = frr.t toua tnd An sdysnce on the auotssons
r. tn ytous tskon place ol sc Ito 81
On ahfnn,nx Cattle. ard OF so 1ta - o. good mt.
d,uno sr.aas of rock, s,d on lower medium GRADES
p,icss xre 2se higher. Comuon cattia s'nssnne m.
! changed. ...
! From the tah1s Of comparative prtcss paid THIS
rear md last, NJ Mo eorstdtzkbay ~ advance Of
psaviors quotsttonso1 primo g att. Er.aes sao0
S71a R1tNAt-oa medium anAiuss ~ zse1 !" .N
| ns-and Gu common atock 9soI2stF ~ IT. sesy
| tnfesio1 range 1t the saue quotations..
| HA1rxpAT EyHa1Ea. Oct. s-TAs receipts Or beei
Cattls during ihs past weak nave eeea INC axstss
xe hAys tAd asnce fha week fnalnK AVRuAt IL *heH
they amounted only 70 3ts tead. siace tnet period
the .upplF h4s kssduA1ly and uniformly been lne1ea&
| rx EcnAde1iDK the vt1J d1ltutosd Aud uE&sttled
atpeet at ou1 mosetA.y and other markets, whtan
marked the Gloss ot tho preceding week. " soula
oI1y be anticipated that al who could would Eitn'
hold their stock, A. Al eTtut1. uattl tona ktsaea
change In the general Apseafasee OF things shoula
take place. AID - rttnlts tho*. thte eaaffs nav
bten keeersl'y sdopted.
Tbe hesyy eterea1ein IN our weekly receipts 10 s6es
however to other reasors thin the decline IN So1t'
AID thu paaie consequent rpan It. The recent feoe1
1ad IN M4sou1, hAs TOR tho tune entirely tat On tnas
ctaatsl of supply this has 4efy .asa'Sa ~
fnnues CO has pseu very plsin7 felt hefe. bas
htber matters, no evu IL Wholly uansoauc3s1e ot
hereac.al rtSats So hers, The re1J s:sscsJ o3 our
, 1864-10-09

B 4 Paris LETTER In the London Ssarssgs:
"Seyeta1 Of the first a<tlsta In Paris are busl.
II employed in acu1ptulin9 splendid col
lection OF beasts, destined to be p1sced In
The gardens Of the Hsrem 1t Lonstautiuople,
T~entytwo animals are already completed
-erocoolles, poEcnpines, tigers and serpents
are 20 1ifelike one scarcely feels safe In their
rtifhhorhood, According to the laws ofthe
Eo1sn the spllan is not al1o sed to have the
status Of aDy descendants OF Adam; be
viii, however, possess collection Of beasts
In bror1e and marh!e certainly uu.ivAll.d In
Eutopt.H ~. $1,000.
, 1864-10-09

probably provo untrue. MlrRmon has 80
fully Identified hlmssH with the cause OF the
Empire, that be will hardly dare to change
font rgtin. The Archbishop OF M .1ieo, On
The other hand, Will not favor any move
nent against Eaximlalisu, DO long as the lat
ter manages TO remain Oh good terms with
the Pepe, -
, 1864-10-09

IEEUIu 1ud Nt T. 111HEVGlQGust VEts VI
Tsade u exceedingly dul1. Prices hare further de-.
clnet. ECONOMY ls psAcueanE Amon* Au cansu Hssa
Eccds thoush the supply Il anal. and y
checkeo both fesn tho falling u price Of tha EAw
Ben bay s,s g noshss ana .re y9r5 AZ an5ou q %
aktent without further uetne. but holdsts ara not
pressing the mssnet. and sfsns.ctons A1e ye.y lt.
cotton be1uE verY confiteran1e. Boih bleached aud
nnnle4ehed lhtrtines e yasF Inactive. Tha sAds At
Prices rnna!. u hosAest eannot ob4ia asktax
pEtpaE All o1hef k1nds OF cotton gIods dali 1rd
heAvy. Woole I are nesF.Y ~ dull Is cotto1s. Tbs
b I'D detlzsb]o s'J.es Of fancy caaslmasea Ara
Afoi In 1hy kmaud.
The iplp1iux an ahs xholeaAio net cssh prices Of
III the styles Of donasuc DRY sood2 sold Ia
, 1864-10-09
MICHIGAN &HARPSMOOE" Z"
7. Ekk4.
Cols 0eL4nk Taken PrasoneF-Aae
Colonel Wounded.

/. From the Detroit Tribune, 0fL II
TIE following letter to Mrs. ): y; 6enar ionl
te.t het husband md ,o9 cal thst tSe
Colonel WIS wounded ,.r.
Mar m Jos1a Hor,r: vi os.: ss:aes i assa nv
MES: !. q. BE11A1n-Aadam-ak koSas.rs osSso@ Fey
pa,nin duty to inform 1ou that your Haq
Sns; DeL.nd wefe taken p'i,oTd ineT I'd " wa wounded
miles to The sen OF tho Weldon Rshfo4a' apa N sao
vicinity Of the Yellow Hense. p.,t.. ~.
so:h cf September. III csp ain WAS not hurt ~
lar ~ known. FQuta In hsse,
N.1aA. 8. s., I'd Brig. 1ts DIV. ssn A. 9.
/. The Campaign In Pennsyfsan1s'
Especial Dispatch 70 the N. =: 16isune; u.
T. LAxcasrxn, Pa, Wednesday, oef . .sek
4 tremendous Lincoln meeting - ~ ae
;,oa TsR mis- q L Rs5ssi9s
still ceminr, Tne city IL full. ind half the
people ara outside In the fields nenM9f
aallsn, Gen. CocAranea1d seantz' SooH 49, ~.
Foruey, Winter Davis, Carptntsf o1 hen
tucky, and othess aza speaking.
, 1864-10-09
THE CAUSE I'm INDIANA.

GTnnd LlEeelM and JohnBpm DENT Or
bt1AtlOh-tl1d kVAclnAko County all
Ablaze-GreAt OutP0nrlkG q OF shu Peo-
sDle-sevcn k1aodfpn and Fifty Wxg.
OpA1E Pre,c< <sxion-Twclve TQoumAn0
EelA0nN &.reAt0Gs
, 1864-10-09


Tbs following 40 the ctoatak quotations Of tbs
m$fkas tAs eYen1ng, Aa3 compared With last wsak {:
c1bsrx6 Fkloxa.
Ess@s = s sTss s;,ss ss.'.t1s. sI5s
Co1n.aan 70 prime. = R9 re e4as 90
Tna fo11ow:ug a1e tts comparative p,icea Of Hogs
tt e7eru Z. saa for tho corresponding period Of Last
year.
P9lms to e1tss qualites.. 6n5a si..oasN
iMm1e Aan;nm p e p1En aieaS@
F1.m the foregoing tao!e It viii oe tsen thas aus-
trg the past Ftef p'ices taTr considerably advzueea
on the Quotsors Of last Saturday aTaatag-oa prime
to extra ktades 70 lesa than 80 1co d, with
4 corresponding tIcreses IN Tho r4te1 Of llf=t1of
Qualities In cot nkc,o1 with this rapid se IN prcas
the uHpsrs1ly limited supply must be bozne In mind
betrr only hcEs. abous ore half tao receipts Of
the preceding weak; aud oaiy onethlrd of the sup
ply for tia eor4tfpoL ding week Of Last yaar-
Our tsb1t OF comparative pr'ess. abovn given, In
dlc&tes an e1t1AorAfnary i1cruAna On t:o1e which
ve1s psid LIST rear. being can,tdersblJ mors than
dfubls.
SATURDAY Evxxryo, Oct A-ANhoush tbs week
,cptned with our uafkats ksuAla1ly deptessed and
,MsgaAns. tbs decllns which nad PREVIOUSLY tAxen
placs IN Hoks. coupled with IN extremely liuitad
supply canted additional hfnnesa. with sntht up-
wsta tendeacy IL prtcss. Tho anticipated Atopn=n
Of ovot szte1 proved dsl1svo. sua II soon tscx11s
apparent lhat urlesa much Larger receipts were
brought In prcea would soon attain she tsns fancy
ptiKht With fnz tho ps&s two nonths has bean The
prtoom,ratir feAtnre Of the market. p.
1Estead Of tho supply increasing ~ the Teesad-
Tancs1. it hss decreased. On 1hursdsy thr receipts
ustead Of ttnr the lASRest for the wees, vsro the
auas 1t; ard, natural coniequence. prices have
da7 efser day been tncreas1nE. M tho difference
.oMeyen days amounts to no 1esa than hom 10 to 2
Il woufa, bowevsr, be unwi.e and fsllaetousro ro-
xs,a tho uoveucnsa Of the m afket during she week
now tlossa n Indie anT pesm anent adoption o
existing rates. They a.e 1t present thn fesnt slpl1
OF IN inadequate &uppy, one lnxu to mset tae
demands Of helfout operatoEs-
Tnere u i %loely spread Impression both auacnR
Shipper and orr c!tY operators. - we'll as through
the principal hoK glowing dlstF!ctf that. with ths
lr1a ssoek OF pork now in the market, aud tho tney
itxby large demsnt which must arile during tho an
.uice ys or Dix months for the auppy cfonr EA'tekr
and We.te.u armies, ~ wall - for shipping aud or
d,uafy requirement.. that unless the hog crop shall
p.oye considerably lasfer than 1t probably will.
hIsh ssts Of prices will prevail. Acting upon thi,
conviction, consFaetA are being eagerly taken b.
arc speculatc1s At heh prices.
There vc1e IN the..ysrds thia morning upwards d
.oo0 hoas Tho entered tAles amount to III heAd al
| saUa1i a.. chiefly At 3t1 25R1t q Y tno nR. Tht
been aettxe, and pf1ce1 very 1sm, cloAna
At 40 advance OF 1t0l3c On JtsiaseAys quosatlo:a
, 1864-10-09
f3N NsTs:CC9333z AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

- SATURDAY Eyz1rs. OCT, g. 13A.
The week closes On quiet money market, With
cou6derce fully restored. No man now questions
tho etahllitY Of oar lending, bankes. aud the ax-
o1ccute deposits with them today IL larger than j
roonths. No 1suts but thoae OF 4 legitimate char ;
aou.a -..sfrs t;,e,r racocnitfon. Tbfs IL wall
eetst ~. 80 -. .E.r lin u. n,rrss,tv rf;
aIa s9s,Ss r.. p,cssree ,,.rk.t hss hren !,
a,st ~ ds1 nxT,,r tn the reaction IN po1d. and
IA generally Veak. ui.h eenerai ten.
55.ns~ -, Ser1,nr ConcessIons al frnm 1Dc to lie
. vera msde :on aonr, md IN tho same ratio on
-ha.t cam showed eliRht ADVANCE
Fsat.rn ExchsnVe continues arn,, and is in scs.
Tn demsnd. Tae quotations ne the sams ~ yes.
trna.y-xnk discount buying, and pa,6AH pro-
s.t,.a ,.,i,nn
".a1, aen* ~, ,,,,,
per coat, win = furths1 tsndsne, In thai di1ee-
sn os sus = Esw xoft e:1 it, pro1ea
unava1ltrg. Ths days or lanased prices are over
and the sooner s1l accommodate themselves to the
ths nettsr It vi, b 70. them Ws ,.T
dic'ous gold opststos. In New York and 10 s.ys
ercept m orr posittTe nd eersn defeat II ths elt.
csn aeatu carzY It no. The efforts Of interested
,..~ sn,r.rist. the onota,ions for DIV or
patnss 70. ~ L~s.,- re1,.~~s - . ......s -.
taos 70 % moes cesnlJ lo.o"eo y g.s..ss 90
clne Ae predicts taas the snlo OF .ne 9o'o opera
tor. IL over, to ba followed By judicious dlsc1e-
sfor IN 6x1no <ha yaluea ar aYtfc]ea Of merthan.
a,-s ms fotioutnc ,rn tbr nsotatfooa telegram.
aize. toe 19aons = 1Es sne a.otsA''H' 's'essspu'
81 a. .m............. sea l1sm..............1e9
10 :. n 1850 p. .lss1f
II e.M....:...........sQ0 q. q. p.m............1 .197H
A later dttoateh received At the Bos.d Of Trade
pattes Psiss 4 1:sex: r. :; aa.tst opened @ hsls
| Off .3ng to 1.s5, and closed At 1.g8 bid Silver
| opened dtzn at &1,20. but aold down to 1H6 Qoy-
| eminent Bonds a1e 6rm and wanted. b.aoare held
! LA - na.f - : ~ : <,-.. 1aa1 ~. nx h5;75::
Aetu a'ooi9 ~ 4'ot' 1tA's Aoo1' 40 4uo oazk'
NEW fotK MONEY! AAnHkr.-The New York
Ltsdependtn& of Thursday, says:
| fsni6 cnnt1nn-. tn anctnato violently. Tbe.ten-
dens, ia doWnEsfd. but tbe necestitfss Of soecuis
fnrs ubn feTe fn 1naFs deifvtrfes comnel them 70
.1i. ~ Nnn1.x X. c1ossps n,fce vas ie4 w,tk
ana,unTnrfi r. ~ III rhrrr Il dean feeIinr srcry-
wnea. etpne.an1 IL ma ~. ,st VIZ a.e oo "
1as,u.to ~ ~ I'll ~ m,cb baonS wh,rh gorId It
once ne9ck doTn thc pstee q Roa oS pef cent.
WV ~ ~ ptItss W y AZ III x
tts does rot eaas that "a gold price, re aetua.J
1!Gne. tnsn oe!osv .oe ah Ed Eo1d t.,i e us1t -
keep tho tame relative aud positive equilibrium.
Money u more diincnt to ohtain. me etfenS fa1e
per ctasst oo* '"e iAe'a111" ios 4o@u5 "tc
! ltu10E.
, 1864-10-09
ENtOUhAGEM NI-N0T VOn the
&tR0TabKC II LQtA ~

*sR0TasHQ s91AN3,N
The fact that The Chairman Of tho National
Democratic Committee u thu agent Of the
Roibsehl1ds, glvea tho Copperhescs IN I'm.
mcnte advantage In receirirg an unllmited
amount Of fdhda from tho money kings Of
The old rnttcn despotisms Of Europoi In order
to secure the election OF Mcclellan aud tho
distraction of the Government, That Cop:
pesbesd Democracy and Earo! Dan despotism
sre working tor the same end, there cannot
BIT a patti le Of doubt, The hind OF Bel
mcbt n most directly seen In the second
plark Of the Copps1head platform, and ia
tact IL IL 1emoustnble from the Language
OF It, thtt Il waa al! nsde In the Interest OF
Jtff. Dayil snd his allies, The a1istocrAts and
aeepots of Europe, shewd, farseeing men
on the other slde Of the Atlantic understand
tb.s mstter perfectly. 0ne Of our citizens
Who has been making an extensive tour In
Eu,ope, writes to the Treasurer Of The UaIoo
state Central C6mmittre as follows:
s..Enc!oted IL an order on -, tor three
luptIed dollarf, to aid thu Union party IN
publishing atd disseminating tnat proper In
Of Abrsham Lincoln to the Office Of Pfesldent
Of the United Slater, md to aid in the olee'
State OF Illinois. hxve writer
tc-to pay thfs ofdsr for mo, and t.
respotd d to any calls OF yours 70 the exteu1
OF Two hurdr:d dollars more Il yon thlak i
Will be wanted. / reel tnat the future inter
ests Of cur beloved countly depend much o.
The reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln and the sue
cets of tho Union party, and thong
abfent, I wish to do what can TO secur
int 1etult. Io;e to be home n time +
vote for tho UIiou candidates, both Stat
ard NAtlonal, in November.s'
Our shsewd patriotic citizen takes Wis
aud enlarged vtew Of his duties, and Of hl
interests as we'll; for If the Copperhead part
aucceed in The election, hts ample fortuu
would not bs Forth the cost of = month
.seiou1n In Europe OF elsewhere. The d
<at1uetion Of the Go1esnmsnt-the sure II
tplt OF - Copperhead triuuph-wonle d
a,roy al values, and Ill personal and pu III
eatety Tor the rext generation. !
, 1864-10-09

and on duty; they have been In the great four
months fight, most every man Of them:
Thoac that voted for Mcclellan do not accept
he Chicago Platform. The 1egim,snt hss
lost 20 men In the campaign ~ Killed aud
wonn1ed. nbout one fifth were killed or have
died Of wounds There are about $50 aosant
on detailed service, aud elck in hospitals.
The sick are coming up every day now;
, 1864-10-09
Qt)ifoQo ::Qribntle.
HtST0RYOF E8K URIoK KAUoM1NH
CAN RAf&N. -

.Te..ara,v ~ "a 1mhi;aned M1d' tho scnsation
1ester cF Jr3oe Wm u: Kelly Of Phllnd elphla.
In ansxer tn fhs 1etter of Gen. Naglee.
Jndos Eo,,rv. It should be remembered
made the statement In ! speech that Cen
McOlel1an wss not the originator OF the Pen.
ineulsr camp&lap, but that *'the country was
indebted" It to Senators Latham AMI Rice.
Gen Naglec denied that statement, aud went
into the history, not Of the origin Of that
campaign, but OF The council OF Wat that Gen
Mcclellan submitted to It. He was also se.
@ere On Lincoln and tavaga On stanton whom
he charged With having furnished heuy Win
bis version OF that famous council OF WAY
Judge Kelly now featerates hs etasements
and goes more deeply into the hc3s OF the
origin oftbe campaign In question, and sho1 va
from Naeloe's ote'' ooptsason that AeC'e9an
se.er had cry plan Of campaign agatnst fa<
stbl; that although he had been In command
fiom August 1861 to Feb 1860, a psr!od Of
se,ra .xonths, he bsd maturcd no PIN, had
deviecd no line Of operations; had spent Ill
that time In idle reviews and partisan cleo
ttone<stnE, but had not stxueS e'ngIe p!oH
At me fep.as-e3ceps 1ne oau o.wn .eas '.osay ~s
blundff: He W. IL 10 ~ eeoIaty ,. !1o "msn
AZ toe neaa " .1v.Vs. .u1s n~s:,s.H. s, - -. =
empte,ls oIae.sa ~ ~ ...s.4. . ~, - ..,ss -
t"o 'n'nes AZ. - a,aasa 1.ss " .,ss,n ~ M ~
.nto Raau .,.a .o :; e; e.mn.'an rna>r ~ n.,ts
70 1epoa1 An - 1922 = "''s~~ f9''%.9 -
oi removal, A.. 4.n s.~ ,.,,,a .,,
stHffal " .1s aAa ~
''plan" vas lneuoe''a' 1el:au uAa ~
plan' vas unaole 70 aestee oae' snu III sn''
desperate condition o. snaafe b1ag' Zen
Nselee, nis man o. az wotA A1a satelMte
Was otonenA ~ !" @e4e "" rom 1o"e3 os'
, 1864-10-09

-Au those In favor Of, establishing
snnfh american anarchy on North American
soil ahopid yote for Geo. b. Mcclellan ana
M.I Gep. dec, B. Kendleton-
, 1864-10-09

CONFESSIONAL.

SATURDAY E7KNHa. Oct 8, 1e84.
The receipts and shipments during The last FL
huurs were rs folloWBs
rrer1prs AAn sf11fNHEr8 Pact II HnuB6
, 1864-10-09
AN HONEST AVOWAE,

antiss In maintaining our ss'atons teita otr o1a
.1enas o'd pote1 1ases e. re @atsam1sff dnd T.
U,ion q !. VA. I'M not : poiiiic,sn. and have.
no pon'esl ends to s.rve. exce2s the a.lvata9n OF
CdfonT utasca spsseh' '''- p''
Judge Cation is an un.ophietIcsted Demo-
c1at. Hc telteyfs what be says, and be says
vh,t he beliefe,. Bis strong point consists
in ttll,rc the truth ont, no matter whom II !
benefits nor n HON 1t hurte. In his Naper-
willie speech, the other day, be said he should
lot Join lp spy denuuciatlon OF Mr. Lincoln,
becauec he had known hun . long time, aud
he knew him to be an honest man. This was
frank and magnanlmous In the Judge, but
not more 60 thsn bis remarks At OttAwa,
which VIC hare quoted above. He here ex-
possa thewhole gospel OF Democracy with.
out varnisb. He suys tour interests consist
In maintaining our relations With our old
friends AID political alliee, the shareholders,
Ialsa. Southern rebe1s1 aud In preserving sl..
very" It WIS hardly necessary forthc Judge
to add That he WAS no politician Repudta'
ting the platform TIL after election IL de-
vice which Judge Cation seorns. ofcourso,
he Is no politician
Nhuo 10 commebd the Judge TOR bis
f1ankness, be Will p'rdon as Il @e crltic'zs
Ihe views "nlca nc 30 ao'S ana caaa'dl5 en-
Ia1ty LIE with the s!aveaoidsfs VINO have ta'
Zen mp arms against their country, and who
are committing nagrant treason every nonr.
We 90 NOT deny. Every rypouuca event OF Tue
patt three years proves It. The Chicago
Convention ehnnciatcd the docrtne moat
fo.cib]y when 1t called for tan Immediate
-. I'm N~%1-
, 1864-10-09

BzroH1 PzzEnssuKa, Va, rept n, ise4.t
G1H1aA1 ORDERS No. e5.-L The Department
Commander has appointed 1leut. Col. E. W.
Smith Assistant Adjptapt General On his stat, re-
In PAIRING With this of1eer, the Major General
commanding the corps takef pleasure in tesliytnk
10 his Aasduuus attention. to the duties Of his Of
hce. He alro Ii p!eared with tho advancement Of
stuff ot1ter.
4
By command OF Mi, Gen. D. B Birpey.
ultc1al; CHS. II. GNATEs,
AaeiAtHnt &tfut4nt Genefal.
, 1864-10-09

SATURDAY HvKAMo. October 8. 1861
The receipts Of Beaf Cattle and Ltse HoRR Ar tne
VARIOUS Yard4 tntha city, tor ihe week endinx TO-
day. compare - follow. With tha previous weekr
gtncs Heptembor 8. 1Sk4s v.~.
, 1864-10-09
VIM. McCraek<n, Captain Co. G.
Wm. Wood, Cspta1u %. D.
George B. Sweet, 1st Lieut.. Co. nd Acting
AdJGtant.
THE 10TH I1-L1hUISs
CAHF 8EyENTX-FuTu ILLINOIS,
NEAR ATLANTA. Oct 8, 1854.

We, tho enlisted men, have been Discus
sire the inertia Of the two p1attoru1s, aud
npally came to vote Of Tie regiment, y
or ssy III the matter whatever. The result IL