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, 1864-09-19
By mand OF Gen. E. Kirby Smith.
s. s. ANDERSON, Assist. Adj. Gen.
4 Peace Ktctin: at the st. Nicholas
Hp1e1.

L reunion OF about dtty fSace democrats
took pl.ce On Tuesday evening at the St
Nicholas Hotel, for the purpose Of ~denouuc-
ing Gen. NcClellsn's letter. snd OF adTislng
about the best means Of organizing peace
marty. and OF eelec1ipg-a peace candidate.
The n Getting was called to order By Dir. Null
laly. the editor Of the Aetnposs1aa Ratord,
Win wa appoIptcd President for the occa-
sion. Among the gentlemen present wete
Mtslts. .Orton, Of the Day Eook Mchasters,
Of the Ertemaa's Journal. Ben Wood, Of the
Daily Neps, Gen Singleton and Green, OF t1i-
nois. Geo. &. She'll, Of Oregon, s. 7. ,eof
New York, Charncey Burr, ". 7. Smith An
dcrson, and lot Of others- All the mem-
bers present eeemed to be moved By the Bit
tesest feelings against Gen Mcclellan, de-
nounccd him as having broken his pledge to-
ward the Democratic party, and compFo-
missed Its 6ucceE6 in the pending election.
Mt. 6htil, Gen. Singleton aud Chaancey Burr
we're anorE the prominent speakers Of that
~ at the conclusion Of Whicb~S. T.
a3 reea3n,s q Ssw York, presented the following
Msxe09,d, Tint csu be addressed tn the 1eer-
~ 0e1nocIsts to meet at Cfnrinnnff Gln, n
Of M sr5i,nSn ne Present month, for The purpose
Erf9ie11er re,s; ga<ty wtach the lesfcr or f;en
11e fefolutton was pnant,onns1r .ao,,4os
4ho the meeting adjourned n 49, ga..:t
AmooE ne candidates for thn Pres,1e,a.. 1eA,
whose names scanned to be rccesrad Gzit,s 9ty
fTeateet favor were Mr. O'Connno," "ls1 ~ .t tne
city, a1d Long, Of Ohio.-N 2 Tih,.a1 aaas
Ept. Ii. ''s''''<,
, 1864-09-19

The total receipts Of Best Cattle At the va.1ous
yards In the cl:2, during the weex ending to-day.
accordinE to tie ds1tY returns posted On Change
smount 70 D..41 head. This Is s1s head more thas
were 1eeclyed laa: week, and tfb3 hesd more TINA
she receipts Of the weak Of LIST Fear.
Ths dAly receipts It tns vszt1ns Jarda compare
- fcQoNs;
, 1864-09-19

u s.
7-3O LOAN. .

ThS E3eyst2Ey Of tho |feasc4y E4ve& 1otft3 :hA1
1uascyteEons will bs received for Coupon EEsesas2
Ectes, -psrablo three stsr1 t7oE AuR. tssh. 1sek
5tth ssrai snnuu i1reEtts It uo rats sf aesea eaa
ttree-tenths pr cerr pr anuaan-srtncaoataadfa. Ia.
toreet bota to ps paid n lAwftl Doosy.
Theaenet viii be eonyeznb1a at tae o7ttoo q
the bodar =. Maturity, INTO s.1 per oout gold besp.
tx boads. payable not teas than nTa nor u.rs sa4z
twenty yesxs ftom thar dHts. ~ tho Go-uzuassa
may e1eet Ihsy will to i1saac N decalsaataons Of
Fsc. sIeo S.Do u ooo ard = xcc II .obecrtptqnf
NUT os to. TIT. dollars Or soma mnlup,c Of tna
dcuAfa-
Af:he notes dTav rn:srtst from Aazaat IL, roEyeas
making depotitR subsequent to that dtlo RaSa pa7
The fut.1ess .cclued na daso u note 10 data IT d
po4t.
Faltits tepoRlting fF.n.y-tso tho11and dpttsxs
a-d apvasds for tbese noses It NY oc ti,ne Hn pe
allowed tc11Elest.n OF Gee 1sttss rohe ~ aans
, 1864-09-19

FAEETpH7. Stephenson Co Sent. IL,
1t was Dot until eleven o'cl sck last night
that l WIS enabled to leaye the quiet village
OF faperSDle, and as the cars Of tbe Illinois
Centtal Railroad failed to connect WITH those
Of the Chicago. Burllueton and Quldcy. had
she ples+u'e Of drumming my heels in the
station house at Mendoza from one O'Clock
nntu three this morn,sg, and of rldiug ftom
that place during the hours between three
md ti1- There was well-drezsed druukard
In the car in which I WAS endeayorins to
snatch little sleep. but for the last two
tourr end talf he m1de night hideous With
his drunken revel1tnca, aud s1umber sud
had serious falling out.
.~-HoN, Z. b. w4suBuRSE'5 OPPONENT.
Gu Wednesday the Copperh"ad element OF
the Third Cong pgressIoual District, comprising
the counties ot Carroll. JoDaviees, Lee, Os,e,
Stephenson and Whttcside, assembled In
convention 1t this city. to place in nomlnn-
tinn Candidate for Congress-, to run against
Lon E. D. Washburue, the preseat incnm.
benz, y ho has been repomin ted bY accla
nation By the Union men of the District.
oDe 9ould Imagine that with tue result Of
the last Congressional canFAss in yiew. the
Copperheaas would Lot bet hi.h upon their
chpuc of succcsB. l give 9op the vote al
1he District in 1919.
, 1864-09-19

It is astoniE tirg how quick and sensitive
the mn1igLauts are to anything that Is likely
to hurt the rebels, and TO cause them TO feel
the pinch Of the war. A dog with sore car,
Is not more disturbed with the buzziEg of
flies, than the Chicago M.xs with anr order
Of General which puts the cup lis friends
in Dixie have f1ltd. to their ow9 lips. It is
now greatly distressed by sherGan's order
which Facates Atlanta Of its Inhabitants;
aud talks about "20, 900 people being driven
from the city, ETC."
In The first place, the 20, 600 people Of the
~ 'nsee no, ais apuu1 sest o1 aus aosmef'
N,ooo 1nnao1tantA being IN the rebel army,
or having already lied, before It's occupation
by US. And then suppose there were Il, ,003;
who is to iced them: Gen. Sherman very
well knows BY experience, that thst task
would iau upon him. He knows too that he
has but single line Of railroad to do it-a
line liable to Interruptions By gueri1las-and
which Ia but sufficient to supply his own ar
my with food, forage, and ammunition; aud
especially with hostile army In his front,
and in COUNTY, hosulc TO Alu- Were he
able to collect Lis supplies from the region
about him. the c1se*ould he different. But
no large army can DO TIA; in the face Of sn
enemy, In hostile teeioc, though supplies
-. 80 o.. w r ~ ~ -....
into Gcorgi', he must sustain bis own army,
no matter Whist becomes Of his enemy, and
though some " women and children" NAY
suffer. Bnt in truth lis order Is ono Of mercy
TO tie poor pecple Of Atlanta He cannot
undertake to feed them-they must Of neccs
e,tv po elseEhcrc And no + IL the fjme
, 1864-09-19

~ By way Of encouraging those who
affect to believe that the soldiers are going
for surrender and q d,sunion peace, We print
the following from Vermont:
By dispatch from st. Albans last evening
we arc enabled to gave this morning returns
of the Congressional vote in nineteen com-
panies Of h. Vermont Brigade, The aggre-
gate Is as follows:
Fi.st Dltrict-Woodhrldge, II; Merritt
Clark, 8; Wills, i; RedfeId, g
Sco:,d Dla,4et-Morsil, los; OEmsby, 2.
IAs.d dUistyicf-Bhxter. 50; Hsrrington. l.
died aud nihety four votes two hundred and
clsht5-dye verc pol1sd for the Union Can d.
DATES, snd bnt nine for the Coppsrhcad. Our
brave soldiers evidently know what they are
yDtipr fnr
, 1864-09-19
"A RI N Il Z 7 IS r
.A'S-~ 49,
FORT OF Chicago.

ARRIV Ell. ,dEpt. IT.
st.ant- Comet Kirkland, ManltoEoc EantffsL
En ansr M1l~ anst Z, T1nWeu G:A-d i1ver, sundrae.
Ftop snr. Jones, tatrt., snnd1!.s .r.
FIcp Cfsy OF B.ston. McGenfy, 0gteL1bUfgh. &&-7
hc.H 3.nT A1t 1u-oTleK
Big Secnasic, Collins. Ba7 CITY. 1s5 n iutnhes.
Hite Commerce, Dick. sav Clty. 20 "a lnmoer.
Biz TrbIe Rock. Dp1s ap, 0co1t, l7oo N lumoE
Rchr Sea GsrD, flill, Man, roc. ~ cGfsla WOOL
Se ehr sd Gull, Albrechrr Pier Neutcn. cof1a VOC
Sehr rVe1msnt, McKea, Fruvn's P1er. u coEds wood
esE kgER R,d1 .5 Y eosI WOOD
SehY C}dir, 1mh.itf, Nctk'geu. lfo "a lumber.
B.hr ueltgolanu, BnJE, sae q sntnzles.
8ch1 MJttls. "oolnouzh, ocontat la ID !u0oef kao
IS m lAlh.
sch1 Ash,aoaia Hammer, Grand HaYsn, 80 n lunner
, 1864-09-19
T..H coPPEeHsAn DIVISIONS

With I'LL The e1tTitona OF the leauers, the
party Of extremes does not seem to>hang
veil togettar 1t was one thing to eet tbs
Chicago Convention through without m
expulsion, but it is another thing to ret har-
non1ousl, through The campaign. That Book
~hich a prophet ate, as described In sacred
writ Was sweet - honey In hts mouth, bat
after it WAS eaten; it was terribly bitter, so
the cooking ana *sttng by Seymour, Vallan.
digham & Co. wns all very well, bat the
inward digestion after getting home Is another:
thing: Ne t1ust it may prove Kilkenny
cat s1sir, and nd the conntty Of much pestl-
lential matter.
But 1t is not worth while for Union mea
to rely too far On this SPLIT Of the Copper
heads. They wall perhaps after all combine
better thsn 1t now seems. One will b.
whipped In; another will be nonty fogled;
and Others will be bought up; and after all
the lec1ous ofthe ma1ignants may be pretty
formidable. Let LIS rely on ourselves and
not on their divisions. Stir up tire people
org~uize-cifcu1ate the docuuents; sad
Keep the fires burning till November We
have got 10 contend earnestly, both in the
field and in the town-witn ballots aud bull
1ets-if We afe to put do~n this rebellion.
The boys must keep awake through this
night Of gloom and danger.
, 1864-09-19

SATURDAY ETxJINa, Sept. II, 1851,
LUSBER-Rtcf1ved st.terea3 sa}o go fee: Of lurl.
ber. Ttere hare been fov cAr9oes Oh tn. market:
the 1ece1pe I, which e. abore tho aya;AKe, having
been chftfy on contract, CT Cooked Oh uwners' &C,
count. The nsfkcs ts moro act1.e and p1lets Rsue.
7siy tnle finn.
6H1RGLEs--E5ceived ycs..asda1 .ssayeao. In good
den.&ud. and tr1l At pIe1Ilus sales.
IATH-Reecived yesterday 2lo.dc5 pei. Market
moderately active, and In lAir upply Prices mode
rata 01m and unchanged.
CARGO aALYB TO-DAY,
Caro- schr Ashtabula Grand Etyos, sold by Istsh h
Fnles, 900 feet rated lumber. co,nnl.n stz1os
at t1s.ay; cargo sch: America. from Grad Etyar
snd II Ir!k3l T. Eul'ef 73ttu1 11re11ur lumber
mostly boa.d1 balance mxtd, At t1tto o, L.sa a
StIn.
In the 5sra business IL very a.tive aud prees mia
ntm at the following zaylscd quotations Wa nunte
, 1864-09-19
Tho Chicago Platform Approved by
H1ctIcl1zn ErevtOus to its AoOt tsttoH,

Tho Chicago Platform Approved by
mct1cl1zn Erevtous to its AoOtsttoH
Since the appearancexEof McCiel1an's extra
ordinary letter Of acceptance, the New York
Nzes, indignant at the tone of that document,
lus made the following surprising state
ment:
"rbose p1anks or4he Chicago platform re-
11t.ng to peace werc, By coMmou consent,
agreed upon more than two months before
the Cor Tenttnn met. Early IN tho 1ncnth Of
Jr1y lsst-We have it upon the authority OF
dele2ate from Indians. who was selected
be the del. cation from his State to act as
one OF the comnitee to inform the. candi-
datss Of the action Of the Conyent:on-1he
platform, with its peace plaaks; almost word
for Wcrd as acoprea, soas f'-c.esked to Genera.
its Eetfkr I'D ii it, ktitiL"
, 1864-09-19
tz7 The army sentiment was we'll express

TT The army sentiment was well express
cd By soldier in the Vermont election. A
Corpcrhead ticket was thrust at him as he
Nmped up to the polls. He took it and
looked at it muslngly, then threw it away
with the remark, s'Wbat laundering fool /
should be to 10 down to Virginia aud fight
febe1s three years ~ttH my mus} let, and then
come here to Stab my self in the back 6lth
piece Of paper like that!''
, 1864-09-19

"Wednesday ..-.........,..,1 i3
Thuradsy.. -. 81
5aoo
Total......,...-..-- .........1nsu
Fi.h m inadequate supply OF prime to c1sra graaes
Ee uote an a1Ya1ce Of sLu8Ezs>4 100 n1 On lha
uuotk na Of 1.ss weea's market, Of i5@1ta On rae-
dirn qualities, and of 23@tl.1o On steekH3xs At
rrreeent quotatons the market closed active aud
ntrn thfs everltg-
The following ass the closing quotations os
ke: this evtnli &, ascomparsd With last week:
$ CLOSING Prices.
ss;ss Es e s1;5: s,s ss ;SS s
stac9 cSm@1Sn Sas x ?Ml9n ?Hs 91 s9s III
ms tsllov,2g tau,s aAovs ths com,sstlys p1ic:s
ofHces this weak. an5 for the corres2ocdia: p.r1od
Of 16at year: -
Prime to exs1s qnal,sies. 7oe5ls % s9s!e
Common 10 ned do --..... g.M9l01a s7J0Llo
From the ahora table It Will be seen thas e eou:-
razcec, = n I've weight. 7HGss medium to prime
3AE7Ae: a-tecrnupea HoEs, sEaBHe- - :.
eA1rRpAv EVENING. Esp:- 17.-Wlsh receipts con-
sfttretly above "a average Of the present sesa:n,
Al piice& far ahead OF all previous periods in the
hats1y o. tho Hog trtde Of this city, rus week ha4
bern one of this most notYe We hAya eTef had, and
p1ices have en further1esp from 75o9 sire per
1N t e1t1nd!ug sorus ta1ea on which an 2dYauce Of
{2f06s2.5c u1d be shown.
Tia excited aud feves1sh condition Of ths Esrket
hss spread tts tntluente ta1ouGh:nt tins districts
trou1 which our tuupiy IL derived; tut 1t must DO
bcrre in mind thst our present artificial ps1cesare
wholly supported By tho 'ia1dequacy oE present "a.
ctip;s to meet the only mot crate shipping demand
our reecpa bince Aua ust Lat apnant to 81 7s1 hogs
wasr fer ihe co7fcspond-E period Of last year
we:e1i1,10s hogs. CT nearly double.
In the receipts Of the past Feek the proportion Of
really p.tne ntd extra hocetas Dec1 small, and as
tbs demand sos these has nc.n the most active prices
have hten supports., and iIctcs:ed With exs.aor51
nszy E.nntes. Borne Of the heaviest purchases we're
naec befcrn the este could be nnfn4ded Ia ts7e.al
cases The regular scram ole VINO SHOULD % III
INST. With Lars recei1ts which We shall acou get
the present excitement Will cool down. srt more
healthy tsue pe1vno ae transactions OF the maekst
Poor Hoss sra IL fess dam2nd. there belog few bur
Gzs, snd prices are conseaaenr'y-unchsn2ed steck
IL a hare been In better demand. At higher rates
On really choice breeds, the market h7z advanced
fully $tto = 1t1 Is Eincn last Saturday.
Tbsrc we're In the yards this MGR Ing tse
rec eips o! The cay, about l,Ae HcEs. Tha entered
GALES cunt to 3ss7 head 1t $9tee1s ts: chtsdg q.
III reGl250. EheFe Wal no elimination IN III. ps.y1
ous sc rat, or frmness OF the a1krt which clss.d
this evening yeIy nt At tie Quotations styoa ID ove
, 1864-09-19

|. Hen. J. D. Ward Fill speak tomorrow at
MENDOZA, La Sale county, aud on Monday
gallant Dick 0gleahy viii re-cominenct tae'
canyses at that good old Union Republican
town-the very sight Of which is GOOD fur
honest eyxs-Ga1etburg. BOD.
, 1864-09-19
1ta E1emphen ffou State Or Municipal Txz-
AnQn.

But aide frern Al tno sertnisEes ys tays 4n4
Eszst&d, special Act al coAgress 1xx,pT. All
RoHDk AND TAK18uHT KGTnE ERcN LqdAL rAxA,
T1o1- ca tse nyszs1s. th.1 exnaptiea Ia 4or1a
shout t1e per cant. per xnqura. according to sns
rata of:axaston IN yariouz parts Of ths eoantx1.
Its believed tast no focuttues otter 70 RreAs In.
duceMepIs to lenders tho2a lss7s4 By tho 8oyeen
Ee1t. In MI othtE fosn1 Of tndsosetzess tAr tatth
Or ability cfrr1y7ta p19t1ca Or Eock eoupAais8 ex
scrarate eo1zunls1ess oa1y, IL pleu9ed for paysns
wtf!o the wfo1e p.opers3 Ct the ceun.1 ts ha1S 70
secure tho dtkchaz1a ct all tho t1!kR1oas o5 ia
United ES2Et9. -
SEBsCR1FI.oxs WILL =. RECEIVED By tbs T1uae.
urer Of the Un!ts States. at Washington tbs sevez
Aasis.ant Tfeasurers aad designated DaooaltaziaS.
and IN tCA
, 1864-09-19

sEEEP-The 1cctlprB during tho past weak hava
COZ sisted principally OF stack snec7 which hava
been s.Et through account uf Weaetu Sheop fazr1
ers Fat Sheep and g1aesa saitabfe for city butchers
have been In nl supply. and prices rule as at Is 81
971s 2 leo ns. wish good demand.
suE1p H1Lss TO-DAY.
be11e.Y. Buyers. No. Az. p.1re,
UucktnRLam, TO ........... u "a 7EU
, 1864-09-19
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
Nls Third Congressional District.

C"Pre.hesd Congressional Convention
*. T. rs,iss, ot 9st1on, 1he Nominee
Chance ..s s~ncc-r~-a ltcmucrntsc Ftz.
z1e at Aurpya-A,.n. =. y. Ru1,in.uu
Q" shr ssunp-Up Ike n Rocket
a. ~usosa-The Draft In Hsephoneon d
Gounxy-sscE1nRh Un1o4 D-1nvnetrx.
tfo"t 1u ssalnnH and Fryepprk-
Speakers, NIc.
, 1864-09-19
C0MMERCIAE,

SATURDAY EyEEEa, Sept II, 1884.
The reeeipta ard shipments during the psss
"A heurs were as follows:
RECEIPTS AND sHpxR.1s FAST II HOURS.
, 1864-09-19

EKLNCFAL VEEICK IND DMAEUFAEIVHye
05l Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & EVA N8
(ueeessou 70 G. n. JACKSON : CO.s


Yos .ass ~ druxztats and dealers "a sTeu so1x1a
Il. eve hsYe discontinued tn manufacture of -
E1nu or seyraty1ve cent. size, the dollar bottle 0
fccouut OF lts Mze, BENG much tho cheaper to -
consumer. Bee inst "prte4 One pos1ss"9 % -
TrnnneF of each hctt1s.
auStnlf2JJ-AARadp 2LA&s s61G& G&ae1eA u
, 1864-09-19
tD The Richmond Sentinel, Of September
Tth, thinks the fall Of Atlanta ought to send

gold up, as It tends to delay ptace- Il sRys:
The expectation OF comparatively speedy ter
the United States, "a well a. IN the Confederate
6txtrs Las reduced the price Of gold at the North
The late accounts tell ofan increased activity In its
1snta will probably Iursher enhance tha premlun.
as Indicnttrg the dela. OF reace TIE Confede.ates
never to give up the s'racsae, but deht II
ont to The end or which tney st.rted-aepara.ion
apd independence. Any sncceeR gained BY our en-
entes but prolung. th] su day for them as we'll as
FIR us; aLd II al Eet Is So aslute A. II claims
cordinr1y. =
Wall street dies not understand 1t co."
ptludcu Will street!
, 1864-09-19

Lieut.. Goyernor HofFxAsN, Major SrcyrSsoK
ard ether German speakers. will tpesk at uEax4x
mAee meetings at the following placcs IN the eyeu~
, 1864-09-19
GbitQoo Gribn1lc.:


MONDAY, sEPrEMBEE 1a. 1854.
------- ------
PHfDh6AON. .....
h.canr.s..,on., ] .n-.chr~ ~ &c c"s noa nona
d,s.nn ". n.,,,ncr,,,,, uo1,,,s. ~.
prrs,deu, ri IN. T1,,4d \, ~ .t.s M. - p.,s,. ,a.s
ton h,s tlt merit nf h,in, one ~ ~. a mnst
stra,rb.,orxurd x,x.lsrs -, -. 1900
statss pc,,,.,,,, H., ,. .. n..s.. r.rer
to ,.,ve h...,. t...,s,. -. ..,a - frsnetv trf.re
the t,,s, .hrt re. ,'raa ..nd .. sdh-rfor to tbt
a.n,a o,,,, t,,,,s ~. 49,. ,.,,.-.,,ed them boldly
eva ....o,,,..au,,, cva, s,oca. Ho thtpks
+hst ,-,,1a,t.,~ ..e.cr nod rcpsrationts Il the ]
-..,.u 80. 49, .'.,,.,,a, clu.culties, aud he
e.as a. .,.,,,,,u, circu1uloruttoa. No disc3-
~ - yoh,c n cajuou. was ever more thor
s,,z u.t.,det TO- the doctrine of -" i ata-
n.e,.ts i, 81 II IL pnaerptopd in 8,nta Caro-
Iins- than Mr. Peudl.t ton, and no one has
ayoVcd 1t more troadty. Ii MI. Pendletou
were a cAncidA'e for Vice President Of the
Southern Contcdrrsc,, be -ou1d ret more
yotes than SttpLeus. Toombs. Cobb. or
Wfefau and ii J.T. Davis should die he
could iii his CHAIR, ~ tar as political aua,1a-
catious 20. without u dissenting rofce io all i
rrhe,aotn. Xe counana M, Pend,.ton far
I,,s ffankness a.d VIZ commcrd tha.o VIM
,ou,,,.atcd him fa, .b.,r.
Tnrre IL ,ue ,fu,urr of IT. pora,s+o,,s
,,<..o,a ths+ xz,,, 1.rn.na ..,,,,,h h;s 49,.
.s;s.'s on,s,oo ,,t t,;~,. rah,.,ds .na. 80
-..a,,,a - ~ ,ha 11,,a.c s.,+as - c.ano. . .nsaa ~
4ha,r ~ con.t,,n,,.n ~ w s.to ~ .,,o,i.h .'s-.~ ]
n go -,,ot ~ - NJ =, tne ~ nn~.- ~ ~
~ st,,os ,,v. ,,,., IL, h1,,;sh .i.verv IN th,t
-. a,.ta oo.,,,.t t,a Nil, +, o,be- x,.a.
1,a hn,ds ,hst +, i, ,nrconst,,n,tona1.t .to amand
NE Cnnet,tntion m thc vxav ,rrec,thea In t.e
ronstttpt,on. Putf,ck Hrnr. thourbt d,ft.r-
entlr .rd h, nrq.d V,rcin.a not n r.,,ev
-. rons,4t,,.;o, to- ths r.1v r.,so, 49,,
49,, r,u.,,'s ~ H.. s,.,as ~,toht y.
@.- 49, .,.', .,,,,,-, .,s...- ~ 49,.
aess.s4 h..r usn. .,a V,-o,',s ~,,,a.s .,ss
G..t.-.sa- % .s,,' -. 1,a.s.c. s."s..,, NV
<,a, .,.a-.'sH. ",, 49, uans N1
$500 s-s.,.,i..,, ,Ds,s-:sn ~ n etA'o.5
Saaa. :, 1,o,sr ~ snso ' '4'a'1
+. "a o.,o,,.us n fo,,ov M. p.,a,oto.,.
.asd t.-,,,s- n.,,.a = 49,. .a.S . .,.ss - ~
c. ".-s.' 49,, ':.,. 1S:, u.s 1o "as
~ -er he.a, ~, =. !. -. t.rn. ~ .t Ds.o.s
aox, 49, sa o.,oar- ~ 49,. r.,ta.. ~1s Ss.4.
~ ,,o1,,lcians, sna lint rhs nson1s ~ ~
f1n,tca s,at.e canno. am.nd t,,efr own ct,.s
at,tntIon so as u, fnter,,rc with s1avcv-s+
,,.s aid fno1, !, tn enow MI tnt.12Icrnt yo+era
1bicb sias hs e1snds On,
..,.n1u-
ao1"aso oe5 1poo. 20 aou'1A11e" w. osesn ivi
14e oose1no' W ~" .o'A sAe "ae no
aa1ea wv sesas oso, Hna .as ~. ouss e'oet
60 I'VE "po n~'e me"u14oo ~ 5eai'
topss "0' aI.n ~ ".A' -;'.s-a.. r~es ~ .as
.su - -, - .oe.'.'..!r,. ~
eeuaoo VI ene wA "ee ~. Pus@nss u
tn1uuea ~ o*3te ~ !uc cootee@ LEU oFdSS
, 1864-09-19

- CHICAGO, September Is, 163i
To the Editor Tribune:
slr-straYs sometimes chow which way
the wind blows. The following WAS the re-
suit Of canvass Of the Philadelphia Express
East, and Baltimore Express West on the
18th and 14th instant:
, 1864-09-19

~ 4 letter from soldier from the Sta
Maine, addressed from Bermuda Hundred,
ea3e:
Although but I handful Of us are Left we
are 6oitrz,iDed to etsnd OF full With the Gov
crnmept- ! huve never seen the soldiers in
b.. epir3ts ttan now. Afr. Liuc9ln grows
in popularity with the army daily. He would
get two votes in ttts command DOW to one
thirty duys ago.
, 1864-09-19
EC99.

tho e3ts during tbs Eesk entng to-day, :oTiae to
tho tzt1y rctusrs pested Change, amount to 1852
herd. 1Eis II ,ses htad moro shkn were received
lsss week, s9 head len than the ree.ipa Of tho
ccuespor ding veek Of lAst yaar.
The daily receipts At the varous yards COMPARE as
follows:
, 1864-09-19

Hon: 3; y. monltoh,. Appointments,


~ tIofR.- -MouQay. Oct.
= With E. G.. 1NGERsoLL and JESSE LINCu.
, 1864-09-19

/ EA correspondent Of the New Tork
iidta. ming Iast suggests that the copperheads
p1l9 fn 1t to wear Grape on their arms for thirty
e51e fazs1a ss ken Of their grief for the decea,e
, 1864-09-19

The fo!!ow1nR rlll s1ow rhe sh,omen.s ~ canal
rom nodtlo loI u ending Sept 1ah, and 10 days
1dseot l4.h isve which. rsIsa t3zethes
VIII tfoW the amouIs OF dom An1 grain atast oa tho
canslA dtsslneo for TIE sister:
Fnm Ftour.Wbe1t Ccrn Oat1. Barley Rye
Bca.c..... t24 go 77s,!,a l.u1dtst II. 81 Il 3
NcTo.e. ..Nhl29 U9sUY 9.sse 1V.;.0 -. 20 81
, 1864-09-19
zA7ss or 7za1our on ravx sTock 5Eox CHICAGO 10
pETR0EE ~

2A7gs oF7zaraur or 1avx STOCK 5Eox omolac1o
Cattle. Hss;s {s !,
Mich. Cent. and a'ch. g., large cazs... <ss!ee ssc
@ &icl tssa II Central mil l' ca1s........ ssSs 81
70 HCErs1o oRsussESatos BRIDGE.
Mieh. Cant a3d Itch. g., large cars. slto@ &c
1lehsxn csaifsi, snail sars...:::::: 81 IS
Mlen. .sauths1n. iaIse sEs:::::........ 80 50
Fate. 9 g Dua8s q i; e isss iisa 4 nua5
~: Wv e ib5;1sG bHas q S sa 10 +, Buo
, vlea aa,ppec b I'll fad. ~ 1
y BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts Of Best Cattle At the va=tous
yards In the ci:1, during tho week ending to-day,
according to tie dsry returns posted On Change
amount 70 Dat head. This Is 1913 head more thaa
were teeclEed laa: week. and 1868 head more TINA
she receipts Of the weak Of LIST Fear.
The dAny receipts II tns vsst7as Yards compare
Keceipta-
SCI
We6nes< 6a5
IhnfaoaS.. 1at
FT1day.... .1t3l
xs<6
IogAl -.-.-..-.. g.s47
The receipts OF Beef Cattle curing the past weck
Fave been heavier lhsa dultnx any corresponding
week fos the past three months, and there hiss also
peeo corresponding increase n the activity Of the
rasskes Tho supply hts not b4en suitable TO taefde-
.uand IN regard the general character stock
chipping grader. and~gcod medium qualities h4ve
been scsrcs. tao receipts cnnthtttk Eadny Of cam
mo. md low medium grades. a. the result Of the
transactions Of the eek wa aote decline a. COM
psIed with the closing prices Of last wesk mAtket
Of &c per leo ns On prime TO extra shipping grade';
of2G15c per 100 ps on medium TO pima qus1ltie2
and ofa5aeoc on common grades OF stoek.
The following arc the closing quotations Of ths
1~aY Eet p III weaF-
- cLossEa FE1cEs' =
Th1s Eeek. Lat Teek.
1Iime " 91tss a ; * ef-3sS ~
Med1nr1 ouailpag, fHaIao 4lIaIG
Cows, thin hte s1f. &c -.---.. 72sasao ssaasD
The fol1oE1ns are the comparative prices OF Dcef
Cattle THIS evening, aga sna iug 2tfloa Of
f2ttEeas:
This year, Last war.
Prime TO @ e11a onaMnes 1e --.sIaMas63 @.G9G4 q
GSdl Gcdtn1n n nn.ihss - s7s1isa 91as19 39aasn2
CoMs, thin steers, d.c.......,. 2s11saa iEG{.s3
Frcnn the above table It Will seeu that compared
With last ysxr, our presezs quotations stoT an 3d.
ya1ca Of 81 per cs5t on comncn cattle, sfaboutsoor
cent On medium kra6es End 0. Is Der cen, on p,tme
10 e1trn srades
sATuhnAa Es.nIsa. 49,: s sept 1I-1hs market dur.
ns mo p.s 49,. go 14a sssea ~ taora tnha asoal
- snon.sra.. ~ a1o .n
~ s-n- 80 -. ~"
y. H~ss.S - 80 NJ - - ~ s... 80 .s
=, :, +hs E.ts-r vn.rt IN ~. 49, ~. - ~"
h.-s for fne simnle r,ssons mss mr. hss hesn a.,
raost nonlpaI eerply OF ah,ppIs < stocr. va h.ve
not had af1ax1s tTo1s Ct really cxn2 quality steers
u ths ma.kct curing The week. and for tas fsw good
1roscs received there ha1 zen In ertr. sr1on1t ~
competition, to which nay ba att11bp,ed the ams1l
reduction which hassn4en place, amounting to oalY
75c q ITO 3, sgnintt decline Of 2asc I, !, net
we!gbtln the Now Tork market Last Moadsy and
Tnesday.
There has oeea several large GoTssnmant con-
trscts IN &he narktt which haya not bsen lled for