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, 1864-09-28

Something oi tornado swept oyer.Edgar
county, Illinois, on Saturday evening last,
doing greet damage to houses, fences aad
the etandi1g crops. In the town Of Paris.
the Presb, tesian church a1d the dwelling
hcuses pt Harry Aetcalf= and ]. Hesey were
uprooted. The TIN covering on the roofs on
the Methodist church, Wozeacraft's building
ard Looge & Bowers hardware store was
blown way, and the gable end of the Union
School aouse cayed In. Several othGr
buildings were injured, and many Of the
shsde trees about the town uproored.:- But
t~o persons, son OF Mr.. Flint and .
darehter Of J. Il. Vance, were i1jured-both
slightly.
Flow tAe Soldiers Vote.
The soldiers OF Vermont voted for Mem
bt1s # Congress At the. election held on the
5,A 1xtt. So far as the returns have been ze-
r,irt r 41,e yeeutt IN a fallnWH.
, 1864-09-28

1uMBEE-nu,irg IL early part Of the w.sS no
market Wis active ara Fery nrzn a. previous quosa
Ncnl, Receipts xeta III several days very umlteo
.ae !asueis.t tho VAT. Of egys.s "n
Of The trade Of tn1s c,y which hsA followed. mace
rr1ds7 The lumber hs. p.staken o. the
saEe character. sh!et iave teea enec'ea WIZ mos
difficulty, snd not .: :fex carcosa hsTe o:ea On 1as
market for two or thset dass. without baEe., sass
would At any r.es: u, Period Ct ths present sTssa
have chsDKed hsnds IN lew houst mas
hss slio been = decline in tho previous tstts AZ
cflunaoer Of stoslso feet u eonpA1sa T WIN
tht current rates Of !as.Tu<sdaJ evening These u
letsecnndeEce an or b1yel,, aad without cssnSo
L. 1ns I'd m
decline, In III. ysrds there has been lesa activity
but no quotable caange IL prices has taken plsee.
sH1SGLEs-The muket nss been IN eefr am1a q
supply, although tho RECEIPTS hAvs se'n fnl'J eQaat
I'd the demand. Good .hsvcd md sawed ahineies are
att11 toierabls f1m hut tho market not enashssst
zs4 By that strong upward seaaszsy whlez existed
week sKo.
LATH-1he aekst has besa in istr iuptl5. "No
anoso limited drusne, pr,ces continue Asao<ates
ftu as pEuy1o7a qussatioa1. ~
, 1864-09-28

with The Chicago party. Torches, transpar
encies aud processionR-al1 tbs blaze and
fiasb, all the shouts and notices that money
c:n buy are used to dazzle snd chest the
crowd. These are paraded in opposition to
the Administration, and In favor OF compro.
mise and peace, at the moment great yic-
tories are won over the rebellion. The pat
riots Of the Chicago leaders are. Mcclellan
End Pendleton. Therefore, the enemies Of
the republic, in their estimation, nnst be
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and Farsa.Qt.
, 1864-09-28

w- It is ssid that regiment marching
down one OF the avenues In Washington the
other day to the depot, approaching Mc-
Clellan fag, halted, and turned up aide
street. The exasperAted Copperheads who
Witnessed it, shouted ont, "theY'd put one
over the door Of the depot, aud compel the
d-n cusaes to 70 under it.
, 1864-09-28
eyaslops on the stump when asked to deane
his position; all that is new ts bis aTo"o1 o.
the tact


An lnfuertiaI and prominent CoPpssoeaa
leader was recently overheard impeesslng
upon fellow-co p.trtot OF Seil. Dasn' taat
"we must brag this Presidential election
through" nels no 'i"e', eato 10
~. time on Little Mac.">
, 1864-09-28

BJust step into the Board Of Under
writer's, End ask IT, at any time during the
two years of McClellan's military career, It
was not possible to have got his Life insured
for lees premium than that on the life Ct q
farmer In hayf1 ED.
, 1864-09-28

0tTnsPEnnt?E:rpo 5s5xe: Nss U e IN q ouist. ii III
noaeIste auppi. O. Pa!s , baf :ei. - aofs ae.
ara 1n a. u 25a771 Flour b rels IN Eood densud
witl AdENI ofic. OF Sc onlocae ~ ps!Eas.
~ Fol l. IN sm i. srd tnxdsqua.s lupvly. MacEes
very 1rm 1t present .quo,tttors The nuctu..ian,
EAI Bet, may hays :tsaeued me prevtaus activity Of
th1G but AZ the h,2h Govt Of labo: maru.Re'ur=rs
have 2stu 10 ftRaGu tQr much chkn7h On RraYtaua
, 1864-09-28

ce<. Sl.1 1idau made speech On Thursday
last to 1sTce pumbcr Of Breckenridge Demo-
crafts 1T Fisher's ELL, in the Shenandoah
Valley, in tavor OF "the immediate cessation
OF hostllitiee." In their haste to escape from
Pills unauswerable arguments, some five
thousand were arrested, snd large numbsr
eerfousfy fn;rred
, 1864-09-28

GeEeral Phil. Sheridan has deprived three
thousand more Breckenridge Democrats OF
their liberty, and is taid to have disregarded
the rights Of property aud seized number
Of pieces OF rebel artillery in the Valley Of
the Shenandoah.
, 1864-09-28

enjoyed "the right to bear arms" under Loe
and hood. II this is what the platform would
have accomplished in three weeks what
would 1t perform In one year?
, 1864-09-28

Enion over Democrat, 1,05S,, Union over
all, 1,0e1. The Rutlapd editor says that
" that's tie va, they will vote Tor Little
, 1864-09-28

F The Peace offered to us at Chicago il
nothing but Disunion and czn bo nothing
but Disunion. Tho Pesce Grant Will give III
in Richmond IL Union NOW, and forever.
, 1864-09-28

IOrs-k.ceved to- day about1 go Hokr. Enter.
cd .aler ga ad 1t chiefly 1t 595.9.oe IS
pts 10 D. There are about no hogs In this yards
tnis evening unso old. Trade has been quiet. With
LIN ted dsmand. Prices a.e Wsak, but without anY
ouctAtle change,
, 1864-09-28

E The Union platform holds It righ
ttat black as well as white man shon1i ight
for The preservation Of the Union, ana be
protected BY thu Government Ia 80 1oiox.
The Democratic IL silent on this point; but,
firce 1t WISHES the w&r stopped anyhow, it
of course doesn't want "Rlgge16' to fight
in It.
, 1864-09-28

rW Sheridan's branch of the Baltimore
Platform-the enemy In sight; the interval
accessible to infantry, artillery, and ca1alr555
and forward uarcKll -
, 1864-09-28
j. L. HHLIANB,
OAKLEY,
j. JENK1EsoN,


five do Dot get justice done at our next
elections you viii lose your heads. It the
draft should be enforced you will lozc your
heads also. JuDu1.n
These notifications are served by being left
On the premises Of the p-rsons addressed, IN
the night timo ~ might be expected, from
the criminal and cowardly character OF those
engaged in the business. Jesse l.. Williams
Ii EMO an to most of our old citizens, and IL
maa advanced In years, and Christia gen
tleman RI specttd and es,eemed By all men cx-
cept those who hate every man wao IS not q
traitor. Mr. Jrpkinson is the editor Of the
Fort Wayne Gazette, and firm supporter Of
the Union cauEe-
The beginning OF the sequel to all these
bloody threats, Ia found in the fact that the
master tpirits OF the Jacobin faction, az tnr
as they ,4Ee liable to the draft, are searching
vigorously Tor substitutes. while the srank
and tile arc--well, sc will let the Fort Wayne
Ss>t;rtl ttll what they are doing. 1pits issue
Of the ed it says:
The lear If the draft Ia causing many per.
soma to leave town, aud may seriously alf=c,
the vote at the approaching election. Thll
| is at ltHst premature They had better wa,t
! md see II they are drafted, aud not lose thel,
votes through Mere apprehension.
, 1864-09-28

Afew days eince, Washington eorres-
nondent of Western German paper wrote
ia one Of bis letters that Green Clay Smith,
Of Kentucky, was willing to back up his as'
enrance Of Lincoln's election With $500 bet.
The Teutonic compositor digniaed ths hg.
ures by extending the amount to $500 0o0!
Wnereupon eecesh capitalist Of Louisville
"m.kes up pool,'' and replies that he Is
ready to match the augmented figures. Ihis
was ratte er more small change than the Cor
gresemau had to his credit II bank, but Ger
tain financial fricnds, hearing Of the circnn-
Stance, hsye rendered the greenbacks, and
1oelst that the Louisville man shall be ac-
: commodated and have already deposited
$5o.uo as forfeit for the foldllment Of etip-
u!ataons within thirty days. Their only fear
is that Louisville viii be found In the vaca-
- $3vA
, 1864-09-28

T The following, from the Charleston
Neneu,y Of the 5th, is q succinct statement
of the rebel relation to our political canyass:
"n We hold our own and prevent tu,iher militia
r. SUCCESSES IN the part of our foe there is every
prospect that Mcclellan will be elected, and nj
sIectfon upon the CHICAGO platform must fedd to
ptQcs ana cur Independence
, 1864-09-28

For the Week Ending Sept 27. 1861.
Tu1soAY Evxa1ks, sspreme.r27.
The fel1cvtng table shows tho receipts o. ln@osr.
sh1nglts, Lath, etc., TOR the week ending eepts7es
II, sud coopasAttvely ter three years:
RECEIPTS or LuMuxt, GulH GLks. LAInt EIo.s xoH
Tnk WKEK ENDING srPT. a, FOR THRka 1fAAs''
, 1864-09-28

E The Griffin, Ga, Union, edited by 4.
e. Murray, highly respected ctttzsn soma
seventy years Of sgc, some meme months
nEo began the publication of q series Of ar
union. This brought down upon Mr.. Mus-
ray tha denunciations Of the Atlanta nnd
other Georgia oiluuion prints, and mob, in
stigatea By their denunci4tions, have totally
destroyed Els printing Office, and nothing
but his venerable ace and responsibility Saved
him from the halter.-E1cAdzge
Ns wait for rep1oot Of this violation Of
the tights OF the prcss from rhe JEFF Davis
organ.
, 1864-09-28

We would hse To hear souae substantla1 reason
by even . Republican. tor vutlug tor Lincoln. He
lse n,aoe trpke' atd r1iued country o. one that
was opce prosperous ana powe5tu1- He has turn
70 he1oe. tch With .enteuus harvest, into down:
trodncn t1efelds--i Loatscue D=1spcr1t,
Did Ut. Lincoln capture Fort Mon1t1ie and
Castle Plncknfy, in South Carolina, on the
eth If DECEMBER, 1860? Did he capture
Fort Pulaski, Janua1y Sd. 1867 Did he seize
the Arsenal at Noun: Vernon, Ala, with
9o,0co stand of arms, January Sd, 1861. Or
For1 Morgnn on the 4th or fire on the Star
Of the West, sent 10 reinforce Fort Sumter
on the 9th or captufe Forts jackson, St,
Phitiip and Pike, near New Orleans, on the
10Th? OF Pensacola Navy Yard, on the 18th !.
or Baton Rouge. Arsenal On the 18th s'or did
Lincoln seize the New Orleans Mint and
Custom House, on the 31st2 Did he eetzs
Little Rock Oh the Cd Of February! or cap-
ture the revenue cutter Cass, on the 4th ?
or frame the provisional constitutions of
South c rolinn, Georgia, Florida, Virginia,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkarsas. Tennessee, afiasIs.
sIptd. n. Carolina or Alapamas or receive from
truitor General Fwigga) the public property
in Texas. Oh the 10th1 or capture the revenue
cutter Dodge on the "a Of March all Of
which acts Of war were committed before
thc Inauguration Of MI. Lincoln. And yet
liz Is guilty of the whole Wart
, 1864-09-28

Viz ga:AR-fn fair tupoly. Nsrxet qntet And
tolelahs u 2, It pEeseus quo.&u3nI, We quote: @AN
PrIe c1csr ViaeEas, zSare
G;mE9S @ .; Mt Vnsess gsl:.;..... :....: :ss:4c
mSud even - Considerable ca1ceu[uu unoa prayf.
ous Istsa Chsice = 1con1:n Wool lhas cesn offered
~ sc VIE no huJere. We rcts deciae during the
Mstk e &c; .nA qucsat1o1s arc now given nomlasl-
Eirs 14shs Fe zee. n.-...,............... sHa :.
EssrE 80 -
-! 9E StE SGE. r. .. 49, -
Fecfo!9 1Ro Washed p R3................ 81 e'e9A'o
We clip III, fel1sw1-z oo7 tha y. T. Shipping L'ss
Of tna s3!h int:
The hi.t Interest ot N na.uuf.ctureEs and the ad9
this week tAa ccntereu in tbs lzrze pneuc ssG LEY
O. Ih.fda1 ths e. traosac,ons = roe ~
nsussenert bl+ut tosstatr tqe eTey At pao-
s is1o IL thfs asrses ihs sEssreE an}Io,Y ts1
from .n1 so II re D,ae of b.
Ges1,c siesee. xs,hsa aax.;asa onns1 ~ sa9
H. ss1 'a 9ata $3.50 - n.1e. A.
1ttets 1s98Et IT 51 ~ S1sM6ed tton tsK1s7 OF the
Tue :,s - :. ,l;x. sud % hs!e, Lob, ~ pntd: r.
81 - sGs Ys<s ~ vAhed, and 100 ~ ua'
, 1864-09-28

w The only effective Peace Commission
ers-Great, Sherman, FaIrsgut and Sheridan
, 1864-09-28


nochssetu. We auosas
%s5;ss:ss ;;ss:s 4: * ;ssS:5
Trout. ke. hif 3:s7
T5ost r. Z hf S51 S51 IL; 3ssa,s s5
Nacxere1 ho h!t nr!, old. l2ets125s
Macke1el, NJ. :, hll bsl, new -......-.u. u994lE
ssssr: assss1: En ~ p1 II sii s 81
Maek+reI. Nc. xis. s.neH...-....-...-..+ 3Sshss7s
M.ek:!s So. k1 r.. 9a::.'.'-'...... oSf2 59sEa1
eosasb. ] ]seeF.ss bsnE. =: e ios::.:.: 1o*S1!s
;ssa esssi H. Etia S. sss
kS ssr.6Sz S;ss:o ps1 n.4 nf n5t
HsrtinGs, Lan.aoor- sst, Dor ori........ lOeslai5
Hs11'nS EsEnDT; ): ,isa. gs,,.p ES per boz s
He1iin:s. Essr. psr hf ofl, 10. s.,...... a7@ eaE
salmon. 2ies1es; Ktu........ ..-....... 5so@ ~
8Ake, psf 10 !es.......... ......- !ss8 d:s3
GKstN sHu1rs-,Arrlfs are IN aess III ia
Tet. hsIps .dya5ses sSc III IN ~
~ : : i'se.li.. III Sasssssss m y s:s;sa: ~:
f:te Sf::P A1p!ss, A6p! s. ss!: ~
aissn AES sSs: Il ss.. :oos.a. =: ia ia s e
Grppsr. Catkvta. y Nn..................... - q 21
Feachea. tossst -,,.-.~. ,@ ,ao:@ i ~ g
PsIs . basks;.,.. .... .,...:.,,....... La %
Lem.rs, Er.Acn:V box. 9saaT,pe
A1sss FHATMEHs % svin smsii ;apply, viii % ia.
iet utMAnd. M1s ket not 10 nrn, put kaere has tsn
i7s s.ss e:ssPs
AfS;an UMaED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;;;;vi dai sad
i f1esic = ;: FoFsIsS FavIT!!Ezn aom'n.l teman' !,
nnyty. atne1s!!y hald!nr oa tn sntie,paaon of r.
, 1864-09-28

N~NAe@~~-& 49,
F 4 geptleman who BY nature aed.asso-
citation has al Eays committed himself to ths
Democratic party has Of late been observed
By his friends to be grievouslJ exercised In
mind as to the course Of duty for him at O
time when there are TWO campaigns in pro-
gress, In both of which he il evidently inter
estd-a military and political campstgn.
1t IL to be arppssed that he foun& relief
from hia perple1ity Of mind yesterday, As is
indicated by remark which b. made to
friend, who said to him, II suppose, of
course, ysu will 70 for the Chicago plat
fern and it, NOMINEE II "How can Is''
was the reply. my only son, bett:r man
than myfclf is fighting in the Federal army,
ard cannot bring myself to feel it right
that should stsy at home aud vote against
the Cause for which he ia suffering"
EThe Demssratc Platform blamet Pres
bept Lincoln and his Cabinet for almost eve
rythiAg they have done In resistance to the
rebellion, but blames the rebels for nothing.
Even the crueltias of the rebel authorities,
in causing our captured brethren to be~ex-
posed, fer weary months, uusheltered, to the
bu1Hirg Guns and drenchlng storms Of Geor-
gIa, fielding them On twelve ounces Of earn
meal and. tive Of putrid pork per day, IL
charged agniast our own Government, with.
cut = hint that the ebelB have done auythitg
wrong in the premises.
~ The New York correspondent Of tne
Lcndon Times says: "McCIellsn's chances
for the Presidency are better than those Of
|. sny other caEdldnte- He Is understood to
| have explained away eome passages In re-
cent speech, which, ordinarily conveyed the
| tmnreseton that he wns in favor OF WAT for
the e1tirpation Of slavery, and to have other
| wise made himself more acceptable than
formerly, to that great wing Of the Demo-
cratic pa1ty whose whole aJmpathies are
with the South.
| ~ Contrary to general expectation, The
Urion county ticket In Aroostook, Maine. If
probably elected by about 100 majority. Ths
matority outside the French Plantations vii
not tall far ehort of 800, and reports from
MadawaBEa indicate that the Democratic ms
iority bar been reduced from last year, il
round numbers, to 600, making the count,
about the same rs last year. So eTery com
tt in the stzte has gone for the Union.
~ The New York R,st says the price,
obtained Mt the book trade sale In that cit
Wednesday, were extremely low. Many o
the novels published by Harper & Brother
o1onsnt tess lnan ,,.n,s.s, m p,.,a. ' -, :,
tasee. tus,f -. .t'..n a.. aa,,.-. % 49,. +ars, -
sen 81 1e'aA d. 'aA y s-u'e uo,Aa1, VIZ .@ts. ~
n9.sing leu sooa ~ 49,, 80
htvo'onoo, o "n.en 1ne te.s'l p'.s. ~ se'e!
dollafe a 7o1nme, olougn. 1ons 90. ooi.ass u.s., IN
lily cehis 1nac1e.e3 : 1oeeo eo'o "e11
w The rebel General Gordon, who va
killed at Beryville, was graduate of Tai
! College, in the class Of 1saa. He was alaW
ser in Savannah, when the war broke ont
MANY of our old residents will renemb:
, 1864-09-28

Mcdonald In his speeches reads aad en-
dorses both the Chicago platform and Nc
Clellan's letter Of aceeptance. Gov. Morton
replies to this remarkable performance:
:" My competitor stands Witfoze foot on the
platform and the othero- n McCle1lAn's letter.
One half Of him is On war footing, and the
other half on peace establishment. Now
have seen man riding two horses In
cucus, but then both horses were running in
the came direction. Ii the horses raa In diE:
ftr,pt directions be could not stick on long
without III indefinite extension Of his legs.
This is tie great political two.horse act"
We suppose politician must hare pro.
found cortsmpt for the Intelligence Of his
audience when he indoraes the letter and the
platform st the same time
, 1864-09-28
Qbifa9o Gribn11f.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1864.
nr1.x coy7NTR 5ss FUTURE.

NLUNEoDA1, sEF A1''AO ~
------,. oUruou
OOh Coor 10 1euni,cd cnuo,rv r.
Inc epectncle -, march IN material nt,a
sum1ag 'ta a1tr. on af,er 4hs t,ta.ma,,o,
Pcri's ana ~ u,th -tho n,ssa ,s,.,.
caufea ., nnr.nent ~. d,sa1ths, ,,,S, ~ -
ta'hee, ~ s,o,..-,. ~. s1,a .sHaa - a.
fenu t,,.sN'.as s.s,.st,N s 1,,a,.
eets'oA, Ss !, N 1s Mss,a s,.on,a,t IN rn-
tanu - - e u,a,,sl>..s a4 ~ .es rh-;.t.an,tv
nen'co.usn ~ e-- aso ~ foe to our
"anoa1 e M.,, ~ .o1cn,ated ia a our bestts
uois', - nd tn reconcile us to the fierce
Will .tsor,b which We sre passing, Here
ofoe'4 ..4 Esa,,,ce ,,f e1.yehold,ne In h,,f
fo'ote NV ~ ,,as maae 1t The antsron,st of
the cout'ts n-s eos,ec+ Thar. 1.hn- bos
the otnet sas ~ Tho 1ahorer Ian nnt.nent,
been oee' e.:s.,,,.,oaa,,., sho,1d ~, e.11
lash' ana II ,sea 1s a.n"nn.s,a.,, " ~ Tins nm
put On tue usc'y W .~ae 80, nonss
Ter:tng ha11 1ne uniou .a.c s,a. -a,,n,o, 1' fsee
OF ocspoasl, n.taou' 80 S.too,s rne1a
Speech 'sse sl -. ,.a.L ~,r.,-e ~
despo1s' VINO eouta ~ -nes t.a.tom 40 :.
cquai55' out WV ...,asst,. .o as ~ orcns ,,foo,
Tcrroaco' upon a.,*,as ea ~ ~ s,croscbment,
ana upon 1. .o ..,s;. - rsnrY-f,nce their
nA'c o''A va .,.,. fnfar3o,s rho wb;, w,,h
arsuuens s-n..inrs +he +,sto1 sword or
equaiS ,a auu r. the rerenrratr ID 1Inion thu
oo"le ho''o. e,, - a-..-rhsea fa., t,,ot h,s 4o,1
poor hsn "1u ~ ,'"s,.,as -. - ,,ti~s, 90
Is honoreolo ~ - tha NJ ,,,,,ist r, .h-
reepse'ao's 10 1u' ~. s.haa1 f-.. ,-.sa
, 1864-09-28

~ The Union platform aflrms the duty
Of maintaining the integrity of the Union
and the paramount authority of its Constitu.
ton and Jaws. The Democratic pledges
"nnsBerying fidelity" to the Union, bnt is
silent as to the duty aforesaid. 49,.
, 1864-09-28
FROM NASHVILLE.

Arrival of Rebel PKtsoueFs-An Ala
hantRr, Speaks-Vlptps OF 4 GenneA'
1ean-WhAk 4 Georgian TnIaRs-Gae
Truto uOAtlnNcQ-all 0uietp
, 1864-09-28

ars o. q 6asis Or !: storag& RI 1ashel, u:tas
'tA:r'''st 'Eat:a 4r.sD.4 F71s1,o ssgs. IT, 1854.
G. 81 e ,!a s.
"h os1s - g staa1e4 5sa wv ~ 70 shs.e
Sissi q. Ss9S ;.f ,:ts 10 8.
Fsa; FIss; T. T. bos1eD E. s,sa Il. e
we quote: I Fou,,a e,,n r1oas
ToEeE York. .,fa;l lila '.'...66ss 1aS 3sS
TO Boston, al raii.: .-..;-..............Es ~
Esll AEd LAKE. eEs1e..'..'...s*.IIS, ~, TX TX
To PoTtial 81 rall:;.. .'.'.....dd9@3 d93 ~
r. !3t;:@aig x,a III: :o' ,,,no.1 aaa
as 6sit. re following tasie shows t3s re.irts
and ,h:meats dp,1ns r. 2stt Ssss; na s'nce mo
Received iaas aeek pr -.;..:::-........... s5,tGa
ss5npSH ssassn of q.
e,,nn.o ,cc1.ssg2eDss,nx :9g2 sq,,x period s1Ss!
ss.:es s.ssRSihss'Rs e ct. vsss ,sss tss;s
1hs psis dsiaE xsss 6,s S:s ysIy mas na;s
Pic; fSs 9eS 9fl Tss Ess
T{eh: W. .l 'A0'' 'Do"s NA' '''>'''1' 1'''A ''
DAILY rBAEs.o71ozs n TOT. Dus1sa 7Hs TzzK.
B.5fs'. 5,s Wln:eF re- .ts.a ,s:ss Esprasx spsax
sept i..i:s:s .e!.s@is:s -: g.: s;S3iSlS ssS3
4: T. ss s t':Ass.S.A -: -. - F.: :sS six
g: g. @ ss' ::.@ :: - -: - g.: g.: ia ia IS
rc1sr he MAKE: va: n.r: sstt,s. but thoss W.
nas E.sEaR SsS1 . *. sesss Wss' %st:I
Ensina Extra Il s. 81 ito nrls 90 Il saas lea h5ls
al bfis Fe.tsr:" y SIS 2;a il Ecod ssElss E1
isn: ia ill :nnion Mis-. u tsea: " BIZ "sias.
:
, 1864-09-28

EE7.e-The market has bsen 1n mora l1nttol sne-
ply. Hlte fals demnad. Prices hsva Euled : Aaaaa
tiEEer, end tue MARKET has beca moro sseatY. Na
uncte sales during she week II zsG32 + doz
Fl@H-rhers has oeEn ie.t ACTIVITY In :he MARKET
dur t.b the ExAt <etE, NTH little change on previous
euos.ticns Whltenen snd Trout hare se,n IL hetsss
supply, tsnd nrlces tecIlned 23c p II brt gu
whfiehth sud SOC = hI b:l en- Trout. ArcoQnts r;1a
tve 70 The Issu:ts q suT Eaten 1tae.inz ep.s..
before them. xre somewhat CONFLICTING but the most
reliable In oTmattoa Ltsss thlt the c4tch win DC far
hack<rcl and Codnsh arc IA fAlr supoy, An4 p.ices
CENTS ut nfn. t1ctrt!p. en- a'an5 Bank GoddAn. on
rings In 1Alr supply. asu Steadr ut p1evou. auo'a.
, 1864-09-28

LEAD AND sa0T-ne Sa;K,s SG,,,s, i,.s.! In aass
Aamurh u p1aAhla, IN AnuepAa!1 q !IwE fasse
b lnE e. AnliAhAc. consequent u>oo tas aeeAne n
Hota. We Q1ato: ,orc,a.o M
Bar LEAt ~ E
E1k 1A1a
b1&9s D4EB . Be s~sss'--'N
Buck Ahot, d S4a..-.............-..-.-.. *lo% -
Luz AND eTUCCO-1ha maAesS az y osHa .,sis
Try scttya curing tAs pass xoet -. ,pcc ~ ~
nIsn, with N RcV Vened rovA acetA osneco q fso
bsl Lime u n IL ht supply. and sAa Eese!:ss@ ~ o.
Stuceo y e1uase 70 IN demand. Cl11kai ~
Nm IL IN EnAM e etpt. nth * % dsuand. o.o'
e Cemc7 ~ tze In fatr suppl5. Ws quote:
Ltue In bfI4, ....,,., IL HIS
Water LINN. ..,,,,,..,............. 7ta4.s3
r. beodAle Cement. LN@t01
Michigan htucto. 331a&37a
Eoy1 5cot11 6tucco....... . ..,,,..,,,,, 5.oc@3S1
Plaintiff Hair, hu.......,,.,. ,...,,. Sas n
Marn Du5s, hkl Observation-Disclosures 33%&5E
!9cQ Hl8etet. Observation-Disclosures. brt. 1.i(41 50
ClIkeE EMent q bril-. ........,.,,.,.-. 2tha. -
AAAlHER-Ia consequence OF tho decline In
Hoc 4no tho erM ttpfE4'iop Of our city tfA10,
Lntfc oaf oe 1ottlnK to1I In the tnAF6As u Acs
6tsntcsy htcc3s arc St1ef&llT veFF u.hl. nu3
wnoesals d!alets 10 con, e7nenslY less axou. 10
mart my c-l eesstont. u1st ii. tuturA can
clearly eahos:od BuJa"n s.e. however. oldlag oE.
TIE u&sAet Is wax wNh \ down sstd tendency We
quota: "
, 1864-09-28

F Contrary to general expectation, the
Urion county ticket In Aroostook, Maine. Is
probably elected by about 100 majority. Inc
majority outside the French Plantations will
not tall far fhort OF 800, and reporta from
MadawaBka indicate that the Democratic ms
tority bas been reduced from last year, in
round numbers, to zoo, making the county
about the same rs last year. So eTerJ coun-
ty in the stAte has gone for the Union.
, 1864-09-28
DAILY 1BAsBAcT1oNs II sPE1Ha WHAT puR1aa

Date. cI' scld. sorlsE. spn:z. ssylay:.
s:e :;s - 8 Sill SIP s ,siss s'ssiH 'i1H s,H
ss};s ;Ss{s i; iixs: a.; x: Il & ~ T. sf.
a717s GO i'd Gil ~ 1La i:ss5Ii,,
ass a s
"a s'st5 ii 81, ~
* Il. iii nS a 4
:, S 20 y 4 5s ssfls 81 s e
ie,s GhtS:s} st sts; so r. a. !; s 1:.: Fl AZ
g" h9 Do 4 AZ 5M4 p 40 n ~ 4. H. 81 IL sssn q 70
:? 4 4 Sx:Ss:;;d
s. q ~ ;!s-sha asiss: fSf No sofnk eloslaz
es A. ss,ss;s se.s,
~ T1s 1o9 ~ a'x ana snee IN st o
!1iS'airs:s 9s1 uaIs: oal1t '.1D "'S1' @ ~ .m,.,
s:RS1iGS saes 5sn J. as.: .::.::i5 i.
shipped s'E s9E!stRs9 sssE s'ss period
= c;G1IsT1nd'DE e;ns n Eeex' 1ses -. '......iSsas
II. Ss!a s1i,a: i: ~ SqI:d
adlrg aIilclss " 1ote ad.ellne y ia ~
cafn Ill., ~
Sa121 isf4E coz
Dse; teia; ts;a: re; ., GsF1;
ss@S sS i, i:a i3 Sx Sxx L: Il g. g..
:. s;sS II %@;T;;3 133*StM 3*SSt!M il; g.. g..
= il: $ II $5S Il III I5on|;s IS 81; SiT;
To-Day there was ratnes al on ,nVansnn ntlcas
81 II hneheS NJ aiu Vet: Coaa IL sEo.
e. ~ Ho cvsn - ri IN ~ ~ ~ Ssx. 10 I'd do
Eo2 Sofn = - - -; ~ 2eeu " e. "a s7.
l2H ea hseetee Go11 :. . M r. % nn Hos Com st
nEke 4En EATaL ~ s. =, r. nn d A. II -
sa2s sncas; 81 1s0S en eG 20: 49, the class ihe
~, rG - ~ = 81 ~ w corn fo etoIe
mafkct va nsH A. *s% ~ Ut - ~ .htnnsd a, ts1
, 1864-09-28
B The Washington correspondent OF the


I The II REMINGTON correspondent d the
New York Herald says: :
at is stated that Gen. Grant dis1ikes tha
Chicago platform and McClellan's Letter Of
acceptance very much, and Expresses HIS
Opinions freely On the subiect--Ho is clearly
OF the opinion that Lincoln should be re-
elected, 1t fs apparent that he is gradually
becoming tabolitionized'-bJ which 1t is un.
derbtocd thxt he IL beginning to feel md act
in common With the Wsshbarne class Of r.
publicans. Twelve months hare worked
great apparent changes in bis sentiments"
, 1864-09-28

~ 1t has been suggested that Il spanld"
ipg's Glue wont work, Virginia mud might
stick Mcclellan to his platform. It made
him stick round Washington eighteen
months, and 1t ought to hold him until cleo
tiou-only ei1 weeks