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HEApa,ss MN. Dfsr. or wAsHs oToN,
gWhsureroH, d. O., July y, 1854. :
General Orders No. q. |'lllH
ai Having bssn ssiSned BY ordsfs o. the secretary
~ wArs 70 sat ~ Provost Marshal OF the forces In
and around Washington, II 10 hereby ordered that
opsrsoa not IN The military service shall be al
loved 70 approach the Limos Of dsfenses surround
Ing the cities Of Wellington and Georgetovp, or
y enter the camps Of the forsss therein without
psfnit signsd By 90 By the ords of the Nor Gen.
srai Commanding tho Department. or the Secretary
iof War, Any person 20 offsndipg viii b arrested
and his horses, vehicles or other property seized
Ind eondemned 10 military 1se.n l'sia''p Or a Z
uo2 ,2n1y "a Of N. NJ wisEwELL, hn"
lColousl, Military Govsraor ADD Provost Marshal
Of the forces In District Of Columbia. jyiT-iw
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MoND Ms new house juat opened by the
ed ofests lately Belonging 70 the ID corps, Army
hAf he palate Of On spisareaa IN liauofs could
dasirs, and We rssonnsnd our friends TO pay
yiat W ~ Tenth street The ofieers. especially
Il Hoohef'pC and kssrney's old diviiiols, win
lwAys be welcome. je26-u :
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} Wnrnnuasf,s tsd.isaf a ,rsssiashrlvIm.

30 wnrtnnuasfss sfiLsaf IA rSSjsrlvAnA
tAyrsunsa fhis oetsprAts6 y 2RnAai hM jpst
, =. elegantly tsattsd A1d #.i SHs q
embracing nfsneasss M Ilfinspil ksd psrsons,
those fallen u An s. No ,yo a.
.uPsrief vofE SftsEafst SfiSf ,SS sos S
'gstttcrs, received medal, a the worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, slso yiEpetts- nov mush
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Ant one having occasion 70 Wait Q private
medical Institution are pdvisod 10 eAn on On
Vellny.HHH T1G1A o ~ -IA7 lSaI = NV
sgs and sas:.'s.Gl pt.s,es Ast. end else
Gases. 10 "a 1iAFJfI tGaF ~ ihh1lfW
All visits md stnm anieations strictly private
and eonfidentlal. Perssns calling see no one bun
me Doctor. .fF1A a'a = - fobl-u
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sozopoSr, the most popular Dentlffiee ID
sxi'seaee, used md praised brsyerybody, sold BY
Druggists eyeryhhete, DO .arF1r., IN .lyissosts
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o. REAI. EsrArn, 6ALxss-eJss. q. Mcclure A
Co. sold at auction, yesterdsy AHsfnoon, the fol-
lowing property Two brick houses and lots on the
sasy rsrdSns 70 !! A =, Soss,s of go and one
dwellings on Tweaty-drst street, between @ and
II, TO Jsmes HsnpinE, for o., t75
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n,FFIOI t.

s1,,., LIZA ApJurAEr GEskRAL's OFFICE,
wAsHNsros, March n, 1884. J %
{ Y An application for leaves OF absence or per.
ntssion ~ Whit Washington must be addressed to
,Maior, Geassai Haiissk, Chisf Of STAR, and must
specify tbs bustness for which the officer desires
the permission. Kilograms addressed direct to the
SECRETARY Of War on this subjset viii receive no
attention.
By order Of the Secretary Of War. %,
na-sa q q Assist.ni Isiaisns s General.
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LOCAL NEWS.

q a. TED avAHEsaxAsT.sls on MIL
p pa as s g so n
s sss i pss sss ss ss
: vice dusin ths ttecht feBci RAID snbsty
ID Company As-Csptsln, u o. Csfdt yifpt ueutsn-
ant, W. CJWeodj fcSbnd pfeuttnsnk W. H. Miller!
% Company s.Csp tsls, on ,waSnSrs yiFst Iep,
tsnsns wfShsa cfsssssi sseoad lisutsfahtE A.
30 COM ay calcsp,ais, ,gllH, Hofst y,rt Lieu,
~ Allen TIG Tshi5lIs lThIdt1lf 1gS'f
~ Company spAlCapssin, Az 6.skohf6son, First
Meutsmsf, ]. r. tmessisr;i Second Iisdtshsnt,
2 I, Company esptsis. aa.Asrsetd, yirst
Ilsnienant s. q. JAnss; ssesndi aAsstssaht, 4. N.
! Iapti y. D.As so,a msIa Dad The s.ttsliop. These
and barracks Arprtsa The ely brthsp "a of one
week, The sxiSeIny ofthsease nei snger reqpirs
Ing theIE services. they were ali relisyed nom NIT
itsfy duty last SATURDAY. hsvipEl rooeived the
thsnkso % ouartermnster Geaerat heiEs 10 the fsl-
Rsi.sSe isom z 2 s a. a...a :,
hss{quAftsfs Aslss plyisio n iaiy' Il. ZEAL =
srai, d. sisis ~. tssss this oppo9.
tupity to thank the soldiers and the uiyiiAns Of
the QpsrtermAsteI's pspartmnnt, gfof TIN afserity
and zeal with Nhlch they orgsnised anAnovcd 70
detend tho cApitals insults b. trsitors., 10 s,sa
D., Lhs rees, Aray; ynass tried and skilial lssdsr.
%s.Sinston; sSsss iooHsa VII snS III hsr q
THY left thsis dead nnbnried, And many Of their
wpuuded on the way BY which they retired, they
VIII not soon again inihif he majesty Of : Irss
people, In their nAfion'a eapitAI.r sgr'fIr
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., TIM only plsss nners yethf can ppreAs4e Ind.
= Il. WHALES india RilSBsi 'wsssS SSss, 10
fennsyfv.nis aysnne bstssssn issk Ald Tenth
sfspssd y adt.s o'''' sH sai ss.si''
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W IL LARDsT HoFEL,
w ss- sXKEs, CHADwIcK n CO.
eonTP qR5sytpGnsa ApsnHs and J01tssniA Hrssl,
WAahins,Oa DO tAS-Iy
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NEW York sTyLEs.-9 sNtlsass's glotAing -
Rcte and Pdsitonabsi AlarEe KsaortmeAt for Dress
and business wear. The English Sack and Walk
s Rf cove over s esIS y sSis az A any
ID SO. u - WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oSs-tf saa Pa. sv., bct, Ninth aud Tenth sls. n
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It7saiias etnsrai %. II. RucEsns ~
1Esi 6E"Chief Depot QnaiSsrfp sster,
81, 800 l.sus o Z .tvs.hinStoa, nc.


IherebyAseftfy thst, "a. the best Of my Knowi-
edge and belief, the nbovS-nnm guArnntors are
good and saifsfent - sarsties Cor tins Amount for
Te e .e ssItissd ~ q. Uns.a s,.... p,s. Al.
lorney, CoIieetof % cassUms, Aay othtr otaesr
Aindef Nc Vnited ststes ecYetnnsaf, or rssponsi-
~ tdI GlITT M q WET m HyRUCKER,
. dssztfHcd 10 siBfiF. Gen. ana Casrtsssasst.s.
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agree 70 frpish and deliver In the navy
annexed, agreeAbly TO the q the sshed-
ules therefor, and In comfortably with the adver-
Ing, dated July 10, 1854, Should my offer be 40
eepted, lTequest Y be addressed At 49,, and the
eohtfAet sent TO the Navy AGENT at -, or TO
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A NY PERsoS BRf n GINa A
IN CoLoRED RKchUIr 10 my onase will 30
paid 800 al soon as mustered In tie service. :
f.... A. HOLLY, V,.,,
Jyi9A coo New Jersey Avenue.
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(Date.)
Witness

Tbs schedule which the biddar enelosss must DO
pasted to his offer, and each Of thsm siEaed by
price must be set, the amount be carried out, the
aggregate footed up Tor each class, and the amount
likevise wrtten In words. II the parties who
cles areto be delivered, they must name In their
otst person to whom orders On them are to DO
FORM OF GUARANTY. ~
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- and -, 81 ~, inthe state OF -,
hereby guarantee that In case the feregoinE bid
- for any OF the classes therein named be ae-
ceptet he or they will, within ten days after the
receipts Of the contract at the post ONCE named or
navy sGent designatsd, execute the contrast for
the same with good and sufiieleat sureties and In
case the said -hhAn fail to enter into oon-
tract as aforesaid we guarantee tn make good the
difference between the offer OF the said - and
that which may be accepted. Oh
signatures OF two gusrsntopJ CD.
, 1864-09-21

1t was expected that the no oufnatIon far Con-
rresa would be made ut thae time Bat af-
tar arura atrE ont the faithful from five or
sI1 counties With two brass bands, they on
II succeeded IL Getin. sess 900 PtoPttss 10 TO-
wasn't tnsugh cnthasiasnn to bring 'eN up
ban paae a. thtee he1ra' speech;
The Admisisttat,Gnts but 11iti. dit no. no
,s1,t much Of fayorite with the Democr.cy
~. ~ 4hfa way. A Leading Democrat eass
thev re- going to wait unti1 about ten daya
ftfo election, and thrn spring q csndidAtn
f.r Cong, sss on ~: having laid AL the Hires
h.forehapd. It will be rather hard 1t Cor
dor ehou .an't get II, after all. Hs has done
rough dirty wcrk f"r it /,
Gov; Andy johnson and Her1cs Maynard
will each make lev speeches for us In the
Srafc. Their appointments for that part OF
Inoiara where TIL CIT is "GiTe us tafs day
our catly Chicago TRIBUNE" are - follo"s:
October 4tb; at Fort Wayne, October 5tb.
Mr. Mxy1 ard wi1l spe~k Ut Nessvi,ie, L.
Porte county, 8. .pteuber 2oth; at Gosnss.
September 30th; and at L. Grange, October
Lit. Let the people turn out to hear the5a
champion. OF the Union and liberty. Mtior
Gen. Hovey addressed the Union meetias In
the Circle last Saturday hight. His speech
must have struck terror to the hearts Of
homo traitors They. know him tso well to
fool ritn utn. It IL said that while tue
Chicago Conv sttiou ~as In session, one OF
the de1rr atrs remarked to anoshsr from
1n6isra. {" So Tou've'g u nose. down th.re
to crnmand you, He'll play hi vita the
attempt at rebellion, Or re.itta Ca to the
dfa1s, will be suminarfly squelched. Tne
General said Saturday night" II md the
, 1864-09-21
FROM MARSHALL COUNTY.
Crest Democratic Rlzzlo at Lacon-
Misfortunex Of DR. 1s1v1s aao Il. Gs
A8Aya


1co.~.zo~aa...rn, rn,c,oo 7r.bnn.1
.ro- n e.nt "a 1894
ra aaato.t;a. - ~ ~ T,..,.
N..rs,s, 80 ~. 49,. - .th,, c,tx 49,. h.as
securing the county for subscriptions to pay
the expe1ses ot = grand Mcclellan demon
rtrat3or ~ h. held here On tho 1f;th ,net,nt
1bc, 1,c.s+.a th,t +brx han rs,sad =, sn7 ~
1neJ soss1eo 1aat aas5 ,,s nsu raised st,eoe "
apsno for hre"o.As, nutnlaanens u. ana .s
bring the faithful tsEttScr. They had their
large posters distributed throughout this and
adioipfng counties. aunounc}ne that Judge
D{ctsx ara c.a n. al varia =. o~,sent
49, .,...-, -..
ano aoo1ess LUG multitude. w tne "olnAns
OF Tho 17'b we Fese en- the ground, early to
TIE soon found out that Dtclev .cauld not
co,nr ~ flat crc Wh;at1 s.i n had taken
eope' ~ e. "nee5 eu1p t"s.. n1a na
On ooata 500 nessy Cargo o. corn 5ulco' auu
abd had ieonoefeo ot the coast ot FHnes'on'
But re were told that Dr.. Davis, Of Chicago.
docfor wandenrp nm 80 down street, eu-
.s,s',-r ~ ~. oer,.tn ~ 49, ~ had The .ra-
qa1tat' ~. ~uo s'"o1ts'eo M -.
posed mectlsg u charge. Hnesnel 40 va
successful or not We shall see. About u
\ o'clock the Marshal Of the dhy made his sp-
gearanee With large caYalry swosa aa4S.
1irg BY his side ian emblem OF Pe9ce). He
vas accompanied By eight OF ten AIDS, feady
to ,sarshsl into procession the dlhefeat Del
eeAtious as they arrived Dal< aamoef
ole arrived abont 10 o'clock II consisted Of
: ont wagon, with nnz nSlng, I'VE women ana
four men Ds1egatlon nu@o5r we arrived
socn MteT. 1hcJ e&me tlo1 Iatnan couAty
win slI Wagons aha Aoont !" GntJ peraons,
With me ana arnm pssJ!ns tne noanis Blue
flsE-A FeI5 appaopliato a!l t2t tne occ1alon.
Aoout ons S..;n G.peA lae mArsnai, oY appolnt'
1ng tome tt.1, naoltlGnn IA Aa'ds, succeeded In gst.
ungg ung We E. lal.a'nt n nne OF procession ."fe
Just tnift5 .fE wagons, no more, no loss, vith
paradtpg the principal streets, they brought
up at the Court House, where's . statd had
been arranged for the speaker. Doctor Davis
Gso eucceeded ir finding the committee, or
the committee had found the Doctor, dog't
Know hich.. Any show, he appeared On the
stand, and commenced to sreaE his eisse The
whole humber Of people present to hear the
Doctor was not to exceed Elk hundred, ani
one-third OF them we're good Republicans.
who went to the meeting out of curieeitY'
The Doctor spoke Tor abont two hours, trY-
ing ye1y hard to produce an argument Of some
Bind. but be failed in every attempt. except
ecdueutly he must be ORE.
About four o'clock the train arrived from
Cbirago, bringing down E. q. Asay. or As
eay, anothtr 6risht star Of tho Connerhead
pereuae}on. who. On BEING fntrodnced to II.
neetipc, saYd be would eaTe hi, 20 1t1er until
ev,uine, ~hen be expected to appear befora
them nd cx,,lo1e, It thtn beinr an bounced
fh.f rrnnd etsnfay ~ f1TaWorea iilnmIn,.
dior. eic- wonl1 like nlsce in 1he eyenjnV
lie meeting aoiourned Eyentnr came and
We urcuarcd ourselves to ee eomethirr
, 1864-09-21

MON ETARY.

TuEepAx EVENING, Sept. 20, 1864.
Thnmoney market to-day WAS easier, aad 1est
class paper freely discounted At the u4uhl rats
OF Upper cent per annum. Tho brokers. however.
ere generally 1cfasing. accommodations to specu-
lators in grain and hlshwinss
Eastern Exchange was armer, owing to an i'm
proved demand, but there mas no change Ia rates.
The bankers were buyirs x discount, and sell
ing 1t 4 discount. Towards tho clo.e the bankers
refused to eell to each other at lets than Il.
Gold in New York declined EOS per cent-open-
mig at aa8H, declining to 2x3H, and closing It 2a4
The talumiug ara the quotatio1s received By
James Boyd. 20 broker:
1s9 .. a.m......-.-- :Br T. g p. m.-......>.22 223x
1oi0 4. m...- s1SE $50 =. m. .........zA
Here the gold market opened It a23, declined to
40, and closed at 9211esa. 1t was foverish and
unsettled, and rats4 had atrsng downward ten
dcnc,. eftger Al quiet 1t 2Q00a,o.
- Nkw YohK SrocK MAnKsr.-The following arc
tie qustat,ons tut Sept 70. received hy F. 3. Sal
tnnetxl Il Co commission, stock and bond bro
kara, "A ClArk s.rset, Chicago:
, 1864-09-21
New York GroccKJ Market

IFf6h Ent NV = 611 S5IttIE2 LII, EfpF. III
CoF1kH-We Aava 10 charge to notice In the mar.
rat tbopeh VI nst1ek son1e inert sSs pf hutiaei n
lAteIy Tbs sxts xrc 3g0c bag Iao psxt II nst lii
ztts4I71c: ftto-oo il b41n for eI 7erS "a Eos:a @
cath >->as' ''e
cfnn-1mhefe her Hss tssn rather Eo.s inauiE1 rH ~
al.e lod rasler me1t i1feiy. aad fuli pfices saya
the lnlss 6tm Al ull 1fayla1s prices TIL
ssltsiEee cur lat coDSEt.s 90 qtla Georges DIR
E4ekelsl It $t3:s fer No. i. s7eSs~ Tor No. :. c-d
3l5Nf No !. buoked uss1lnk Ere uEchanksd; we
EAvs 70 te1cs to sote.
GLGrcFsfERx Eerte1ber li-Eo recent sales at
EeoiFet Cod hol:ess G1m 1t $5ss. saoa slock
foE Nos and !: 20 shore cn haLd. :. ~
vary Ehs the end bent ra:tticted Is tho inn :
-f TGa
, 1864-09-21

this address to the rebsl prisoners taken In
that battle, sad WA denounced by taeso
Con1es szats e@ce1s;' xleo prisoners OF
var, - traitor ito the febal cause Gen:
Rssecraus, hearing Of this. ss1e fsr.the rebel
Ulcers TO bis tent, and ee1d them 1t Vout1
not Dc for them to denourcs any oae WIN
had not departed from bis all gIaacs to the
Government Of the U4ited States, tor that
Was Z th,eg n hich eculd be rAmtncd do IN
their ttToats vita II ngeance, and that they
had no right besldes, to attempt to. prevent
the tebel eoldlers listsning to Coz P1er.
poAt'B address because he General Rose
crsns) mad pssitlro knowledge thst 1he4 de-
siIs d to hear 1t. Some conversation ensued,
III the cou1Be of which General Rosectaus re-.
marked til It he Wac fighting to mAantatn the
honor and Integrity OF hts Government, aud
that he would just as 1fet lead his army
against Massachu4etts, provided she rebelled,
as sgAllst Virginia, which had renatfad-
This was all. General Mcclellan vas net
present, ard had no connection whatever
with the circumstance.
The New York 1Ftbn.e, In Its accumulation
OF evidence to show that McClellan's heart
TaB {th7) with the rebels at first, need not
"overstep the modesty OF u3ture," nor
ea1s rebel lie. aud give TO 1t the color Of it's
aFprova', especially ~hen 1t affecr tho chat
acttr, reputatiah abd patriotism Of the onlY
GenrTa1 on the continent who has risen above
s'ate, sectional aud political prejudtcee, aad
drnonttrattd.by such undyiDg deeds upon
the Held that be Is at once splendid soldier,
pure patriot, and man Of l. -ftF and excel
lent character.
, 1864-09-21
ut1ICxaU CATTLE a4AEKRT.

TUESDAY EyKg1a6, 8sps. ~. 1854
BEEF CATTLE-The marAet kAs been IN nominal
supply arc tan, ac:lo2s hsva conleausu:y neen Inn
iteo to the ateck rtss,nE ov.x IN this yArda unsod
and few additional CHS Of vory 1nfsr1cr cow1 aul
coar1e received du.izk the tAy. Ensessa aalo4
~ he&f. It 3s:tG5.1s, chiefly NJ $323a5.s Ito ps.
TIstts ctona TOO limited to e&t&bl,sh qustaaons
CATYLK nLLER TO bAY.
, 1864-09-21

TUESDAY EvKsna, Bept 20. 1874.
During the past week the decline In gold unset
tied the general produce markets, aud we note
decline on the week Of a5<5.oc on Flour, 4GlBc II
hu.hcl On Wheat. nc . hushe1 on Oats, 1Goa. on
Rye, 8Gloc on Barley, aG4c y gallon on u1sa-
wiz es, and 50c 2 bashel on Timothy Seed.
The receipts ard shipments da1ing the week
were 40 follows:
, 1864-09-21
INDIANA POLITICS,

AddrcE@ OF tfa Union Htnto Central
Hard Work With the Chicago RInt.
for1n-nr. Jut1on,4 D.sIrIct-Andf
johnson and Horace Maynard
Coming.
, 1864-09-21

HCGs.-lsecetved curing the <xy at ths7A:isas
,srds ahcu: 50 trgs Entered talsr 1,@so head at
TO a.ia. chiefly II $.1.&a II is z LOO ~. With
:supp'y there hks been oeclne In the preyio7s
activity f1ht market. f:tces contcus hrH at PFC
Yic1a uuctstIou9.
, 1864-09-21

] The general tnarl sts today we1o uaaettled aid
| ueaker-mainly in consequence Of the decline In
gold end the victory OF Gen. Sheridan In the Shen.
| andoah Valley.
There WAS scarcely any demand for Flour, and
The market ruled hcavy and dull. With light sales
offspring exttaa 1t $1,000, and red winter extras
It $1o.ex 4e10.40-
TIE Wheat masket was unsettled, and no note d
decline In prices OF &c PER buAhe1, with salea
1s5 COO bushels at 192c1 s5 for No. Red Winter
9l,65 for Rejected Red: e1.31Df.9s for No. I
Spring; 6t.e7s l.s9f for No. aspiring; ND si.7-G1
10 for Rejected spriuk-the market closing dull
and weak at sl.s7 for No. ? Spring.
Corn ruled 4E1Hc lower, with eates OF 10o, ,011
bushels, At 81 81 aor No. Corn, $!.3iKq11.8 for
No. Corn, and Il 9aOi.so fer Rejected Corn-the
market cloaing steady At si.s11Gel 3lk for No.+2
Corn in store.
Oets were Ac1ower, and moderately active, vita
sales Of 100, 900 bushels, at s335c for No. l.,
GAY ge3c for No. 3, and tic for ReJected-the mar
ket c.otlng etcady st &C for No. aud t255c ios
No..
Rye WAS very dull and nomltaAJ lc ioTer, with
uvht saiea OF No 2 At $1..7Gt1.2S. There were no
salef At No.1.
Barley was extremely dull and prices fell sD7c
per buahe1, with sales Of $50 bu No. At Sl6ebGb
1s0-clotfzr 1t 41.e5-
niehwlzes were hea-J and aGsc lower, With
sales Of 200 erls at $17oD1u-the market closing
Hc1k 1t the Inside figure.
Timothy Seed Was dull and hea1yat $t,o005.oo.
Fax was steady md firm,
Grain Frethts were steady at 14hc for whe4t
End 10c for oats to 0.Nc,o and TIC for corn and
rye to Buffalo.
In Eeef Cattle tie demand has been cen.ilera
bly, restricted, BY An almost nominal supply. En-
tered sales, a'1 he.d, at sa.s5as5 Is. chiefly at
s:.ee51 ss.7s per 100 rbs Market app.scnh, active
, 1864-09-21

I ne hat supposed New Jersey morally
cure to 60 aga1nst us; but her Unionfst say
Motley can and will carry it, Their works
honor their faith. From end to end, the
masses c-me forth to hear Unionist speak
crs and respond to their appeals. We reckon
that one hundred Lin eoln meetings were held
In this State lust week, and thst the number
is raEfdly rising to I've hundred per week.
1t my be one thsusand before November.
In spite Of a hesvy loss BY the absence-of
Eoldiers. New Jersey will poll more votes
for Lincoln this year than she did IN 1850.
II Mayor GuDther, OF New York, q SUP.
porter of Mcclellan. refuses to cooperate
with the migration societies; on the
ground that tie foreigners who, through
their influence, should come to this country,
might be seunced into the army to help BUS
tain "hor1ib1e war" He IL very ANXIOUS
tlat men shall not be added to arnaies fight
irg to sustain the Union at an hazards, -
Under Grant and Sherman Gunther sup.
ports Mcclellan, but stands on the Chicago
platform. Mcclellan satisfies Gunther, but
talks about saving the Union at ali hazards.
Now ron see it, and now you don't
fB The marvellous increase within two
weeks Of desertions frcm the rebel forces in
Virglnie, IL unqusstionably due to the asan-
doanent Of hope BY those shzs wd walters
upon the Chicago Convention, ofthe election
Gifts nominees. Lincoln's, Grants and sher-
minis hold on the throat Of the rebellion Is
to be maintained. and these smart chaps say,
ench On his individual account, Let up!
surrender
, 1864-09-21

TQZsDAr EvrsIsa, Sept -, 1851.
TIE nfmusfs which has Characterised I'd the Dry Goo5a
msrfcr during tbs paat iow weefs, In spito Of ds-
ctt in Rfld Of 2ss per cent IA cetten ef1pD15c
per Be- has ut leRsth given way, an prices
ale immediate causs Of the breakdown In prices is
A. auctten sale which took place In Nav York yes
tere una To-day, 1t which Costts Thread WAS sold
At sl.7a, AID P.tats, 6heesnss. shistlngs, &C., 1t
decline OF 1XGse par yard Tbs ttuth u, the spscu-
lators and ioaber1 who have ell s1oi neen Keeping
tbs arkes inflated, got frightened. mad thcJ forced
thar stocks to sale, ana she low prices which ruled
has cauled paalc In tho trade Of ro ordinary cLAr-
acer. seluo Of the prtaespa dispatches received de-
scribe the market wholly unssttsd, sud pie dict
further decline; but ore than probable tbsthe
beayy tea1etn ali over the country will 1uake eysry
saors 10 c2uso q reaction.
Tho market in this city hss ruled very quet during
She weak. aad Our oeaiers. fol1o1lnc N&w York.
bHEe marked tfeir Enocr dawn. Our quotations.
therefore, show 4 decline at &c on Brown shaettnct
~ &c cn p1ints, :05c De1a1zea 23c Ticks, 2Xc
on Corset Jtaas. the On Coates Thread. 1aal5o
On Win1antlc.'
TIE adv1cts rom manufacturers Ard their agents
would Indicate light ttocks and light xu1DlY Of
goots. sone Of the 1ea1ink priat wsrks having
clostd hut this will only tend elkhtly to cheek thu
sownward tsndency. znle.s gold and cotton gan
suv7rte. The goods IN tbs hALds Of spacHstors viii
continue to be pressed 10 sae unss fasction takes
Place. >...-
, 1864-09-21

w "Well,'' ssida Republican orator. at a
meeting in Meriden, II, too, am peace man
but when peace comes, I pray God she may
come In the shape of a white Winged angel,
and not in the form Of 8 white faced slave,
chained under the bloody feet Of an arasto-
cyafic rebellion, ~
, 1864-09-21

IF .sspades not t1umps this time" NUT
tered soldier in the army of tho Potomac,
after reading the Mcclellan Platform. There
was Wit as well as politics in the veterAn's
allnsion to the afI1i< tire genius of Mcclellan
for intreuchipr without marching.
, 1864-09-21

~ The Detroit Advertiser relates the IL.
lowing: I'VE were amused the other night
at the attempts Of one Of tl pun washed,
Wboee tongue had become II little thick IRON
the effects Of biz favorite beverage. to pro-
nounce the names Of the Democratic caud!-
dates. sHurra for McClel'a and Pcn'ton!
1seau for Mcclellan and P'leuton! No,
that ANT It! Hurra, 1-say, for McKcnuel
and Perton" The poor fellow got further
from the mark at every attempt, until he
finally gave it mp In despair, exclaimins,
+Oh! d-n fuch mixed up mess. uurrah
for JEFF Dayis!'0
, 1864-09-21

III sa!es Of Grain reported N khas nsqfktt rero*t
are On O t1sfs Of &c st0ydg6 per bu&.ei, H;,less
otAer.cts< tkdted- -Four Il s0!d delivered u,:less