davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-17
CHiCA4sU DAILY nARMkc,

sS<qstt< e. a. eass s2sss r 81. ssIsss1sS s ae:.
SATURDAY Evsx1Ho Oct II.
a1n s1a easseed Ihse EsEsnsnss. ee:dt1 70 *cte: e
Il Iasa I'D iam Fss1aHrsSrsefs no shaasa N
eta r.ou: 70 sos.os. i.x: and
osf oF 70 fst fo,tss5 ss5s; rs - IL
fss! E a9'ss = 81
H7e:e' foas:a czs.. F:eas:
10s'. s0's' ri fsaa;i; I'd I;Ss =
:" s::ea' :, s: ~ Is
i RSSsfii i j. Il H.::: f.
59 i. e 1se7?
saeiedsy Ssss w1sFs. ~ n5sT H. cb3,r. ss1 %
IL T., :
III - u. esta ssa.! yo4e ea .h;osea.
9s.s .9ssa i as g
tsoasa g; ,s:1wIsr11 ~ WasAr sfoz114:o bq 70
Sc = aS 81 s9; Sa f. Ssa 4 ss1 %
I'll II CO st = NJ Sp5'sS =, g q IT.; =
4: ata ;iSs 81 Do 81, 4 ), ID 30 ae ssSs6;
ss;s! 6 ss : 2 q e
Eeee.sa sosey ts sS,. os; e.,
Ge'1 s q II e. e go9a 4
re? 5o b. q 20 90 L Il M eoans aEa
rssc ArSsss;assa a.is:; In tS;a:s ss!:.a
= Eroa1spo os Nol oafs = sis: 4sso 9n aG =
e! e. liz ': s.eads It On siae qaetauoEs. *
KfE-IxcelTed to.dsy, nSs ~ sa'ppea: ~
, 1864-10-17

The following conp npatatiYe tas1e shows the uuao.
y Of Eoma Of the principal artcles Of produce left
at udewatez from til. commercemenr OF navigation
to and ncluctnz the 7th Ct 0csobsr in the years in
feAfed
, 1864-10-17
r FAD AND REFLECT

It hss 5eeu rom time irn1aemons, .ha onsa.4 ~
pnuhnthrcpisa to md soma remedy for the I'M q
n1e ana scientinc skin has fer ages explored eyv1
sFenee IN order to discover the hidden secret aas
oeen' feasrFed for modern scencs 10 bsine
betosa the world tho x1est desro7er ~ st,~s-
t2d Ii
, 1864-10-17

IFrtm the N. 7. Com. Adver:lser1
Tbs export trade. continues Inactive. The ship.
MeDts OF produce and m f3h1ndse for the week aud.
III Get ~. are nearly double tha nmou for the cor
1e.ponftcE week OF last year. Tbo following state
New Yo,k to orelan Forts tor the week ending Oct.
10, and aimee Jan. /:
, 1864-10-17

The total receipts OF Hogs =. te various yards OF
the city during the week ending to-day according to
the C1i1y returns ported Change, to - Ii
hand. This ia 2t,145 head more than received
last week. ard head les than she receipts Of tne
corresponding weak at last year.
The daily receipts st the various yards conpsre ~
lollcNa:
, 1864-10-17

4 day or two Since, We published Judge
I.awreDce's letter setting forth the action Ct
Rt Rev. Htnry J. Whitehouse, Bishop o1
n1iuois, In removing rector from hs
church ut Galesburg tor preaching loyalty to
the Government In striking contrast, we
print an extract from letter written from
Paris to the Wester. Eptsoopaliaa, published
at Gambler, Ohio. The writer is describing
the conservation Of the American Chapel at
Paris, the services beng conducted by
Bishop Mc1lvaine Of the Diocese Of Ohio.
The writer Gays:
"Just Is the Bishop and clergy were robe
irg, came the telegram aunon Icing the oc-
capatf0u OF Atlanta, the surrend + o. Fort
Morgan, the retreat Of Early, and The con-
tinutd teLure Of the Weldon road, after the
tremendous efforts Of the rebels to regain 1t.
You eau scarcely Imagine the thrill Of joy
which passed over every loyal heart it>our
Thsnksgt7iog. rne Bishop % thought It; It titl IT,
ting to connect special Thanksgiving with
the services of conservation. All hearts
went with him in his words Of fergeut gfau-
tuds TO God for these proyiaential mercles
which bring 60 much nearer the prospect of
termination Of this terriole war"
We simply ask our readers aud members
of the Episcopal churches to put these two
Bishops together; the one trucking to q
slave owner aristocracy, fawning upon the
enemies Of the countr3 and forhidding rec
tors under his charge to incu1cate patriotism
In sermon to the Joung; the other, in q
foreign land, In the midst Of conservatory
service, psusing to offer Thanksgiving for
Victories achieved by our armies. Which is
the patriot?
Out upon the canonicals that cover dis.
loyaltyi Shame upon the Bishop who exer.
cises his ecclesiastical authority against free.
dom and his country. We have no desire to
interfere with tie religious duties Of Bishop
Nhtehouse, but when he descends from his
high and sacred position to level with the
sellers OF men and whIppers Of women, when
to further the partisan ends Of copperhea1s
he tnterpoBes his autho rity to seal the month
of loyalty, his eurplice and stole no longer
protect him. We have for long time con-
sidered him falllb1e and human. Weare now
convinced that he is ,lso partisan and time
serving; and he should be +are-and would
be If he looked about him-that the mutter-
irgs hitherto are hard upon the storm which
will speedily arise from eyery church in his
diocese, pierce through the dry crust Of
canons and codts, and make him heed the
voice Of his outraged brethren. IA church
without a Bishop is a possibility in Illinois
or, at least, q church without Htnry J.
WhitehcuEe for Bishop,
, 1864-10-17

nhH
| the next We happen to have heard OF soma
Copperbead bacless who own little besides
6vc.fwrnttes on the day the Assessor calls.
Dut the financial community know in whit
stocks dpancicss arc Interested, in spite of
a1ythipe true CT false which rebel pa2ers
1nsy be *'xuthor,zed to state" Let Belmont
stste over his Own eiZr atnre If he cau that
be art the Rothscht1ds have not, directly or
Indirectly, In their own name, or In that of
othetf, operated IL Confederase stocks durlcg
this rebellion. Until he eau face the music
iu that style 1t matters little what tune any
Of the Copperhead penny whistles may be
authorized to ii 7w, as they are very seldom
authorized to Esate anything that is true =
<sTHR TWO DRUmIos.n
The Chicago Convention aba It's folio Wers
pretend to belleve that ia I convention OF
the ,tates the offer by the loyal States to
the rebel States, Of the sUuion as 1t was,
and the Constitution as it is, will be accep~
ted, and thst On these terms. slavery being
guaranteed to them and the rebels being par
doned, they would return to the Union,
But here arises the question, what do You
menn By the "Union as II Was" for the
rebels hare radically opposite idea of what
.ne on.ou "as "om w, se.'ss' aaa oasol
IN. oneeuss Has ~. 1eos1i.oa '.sel''
~ ~ So. s ss, ~ 4uueuu uu417's'
co5federacy Of States, which retained their
Sovereignty In the Union. lnthis light they
ttill look upon the "Union as it Was"
Thoee terms mean thing as radically oppo-
site In their view from what 1t means In ours.
es 20 Inc terms "tne Lfue Goa' when used
By Buddhist and a Christian To them 1t
means league dissolvaole at the pleasure
Of either party. 10 Us mesns govern
ment dissolvahle only BY the consent Of all
parties. In their view there could be no
such crime as rebellion on. the part Of
State, for the State possessed the indisputa-
BILE right to leave the Union whenever it
might choose, aud any attempt by the union
to coerce It would be crime asafpst fta
soye1eicnty and an act of despotism. Inonr
view secession is rebellion. 70 sneak of tbs
sorthern ste+aa a. -.tnrn3n1 ,n,o a. tt11.,es
as II 1ros,, ia ,nean,ro1..a nn1as. n ha a.
fnrd whether 4hoec 7erms ara nssd - ~.
Union sense or aecasaion- -stutea r;ohts~
eo.c.1,ea aeno,,at,o ea,sa 1f.h. 80
nsss n ,ha 1st+c~ eonss not.,.s ssa wn..'ae &c
roa,d ~ .ana~.,;ssas 49, "na's'e4 ~
,she,s ~ vetn.,, - ~. e 49,. eus ~. =. 80 .uo
.es -, .so .a-- -S..-.-.,. 0u 90 ~ "a9'
te-ns .,'s, as,,s a,aasn ~. apon . tnose
Ae' s' 'A>' ~oAo 0eesue PeaeS@o's LIE neSt
The fact fs the rehe,,,or renrees,+s a..
State soye1c,enty doctrine II fhe fo-msr NV
n, Ynocratic nortT . ma ths uho,s sos.s;ne
must he rcca,ded NJ ewent nuav .na ~
plcdea by the war. Even the chicaoo 1,o1-
ye1tion struck It ont of thtjr n1at,or1, soa
sc;ous Tint t,cx conla mt T., th,a aa,.. 49,
an hafore +ho movie ,.,tt 49, 49, I'1se N,',
80 0fts "''n .oen o'o ptank
JUSTLY ing secession. Ihus The events Of this
war have compelled the Northern followers
OF Calhoun and dayne to bow to the priucl-
plee Of Webster and jackson on the question
Of the sovereign right of a State to secede
---------
, 1864-10-17

Iotal.. .s69.Ua5.6a 10, ,4S062.W
increase in amount OF duties In the first nine
months Of 1864 over nine months Of 1863, $751;
9sG.47.
NEW YonK S7ocK MARKEr.-The folio wing are
tie closing prices for cssh. Oct. 15 1851 receiv
ed by F. G. Ealtonst1l & Co, Commission Stock
and Bond Brokers, No. 81 Clark street, Chicago:
, 1864-10-17
WTHO M1NDS A COLD?-

w sa<ms ! snail agalE. and In Consequence IL
ususl1y allowed 70 hava Own way, And YET how
fteqnsAtiy neglected cold ends IN Bronchitis or
Con1umpfioni why rot tkka cold In true. thea.
and BY nsl1E 1t once Dr.. U. Jayna's E1pectorAnt*
9hich foI thllty years ht1 BEEN standard remedy
for all Coughs scd Cods, avoid theso dreadful alter
natTes?
WHAT - sxAyr 1T nnoscm11s
Is IA nds mn suon OF the brcpeh.a paua2es which
convey sis the lucRs- In la eAElts stAGoa ths s
aAss II com1uenlJ called cold, o. D. cvtd In shd
breast. 1t ugua1ty Gomez On Win little ho szHe.
ness, followed h5 1cdt EHts cougn- with nt shI las
1LKs OF hast sorAness aheut tha throat aad chea
prominent symptoms a. veil as the most painful and
uistreH1ng: the Inflammation inctess5s IN intensity
unti 1ta!l1 nt9rtEea WITH this aEceas OF tbs 70
tie u1R cells, when tt4 Vtthl poWetb 2!Ye Way
In most Of t6o EAXet Of this dlAeaso Dr. Jsyuas Ex
pec't 1a1t tdecrs Speedy cure ~ producing free
and en1y exoecsoFAt!ou. supor{ssug tHe cough, and
alas'ns the fever. fair trs. Ia sll Tbs: l. naked.
II coxtuxP11os AID ALE PULMONARY coAp1AEsTs
Dr. Ja5res Expectoraut viii afford trzmedA xalier
By ftaos!uR the dihcu ~ OF treathnF and causing
- easJ dxpee tnr1ton whsrehy s1 Irritating aAd Oh.
struggling matters ete fenov ed from the 4unZ1, HaT.
lag = ainfalned 1ts reputation in all parts OF tha
Wofl0s TOR over QuAt1ae Of cautury. it IL foad-
DAINTY recommended ~ tina best .ncdy ever o6arsd
fcL toe dtaeal q It 1ofe.soa to uure.
Mncn DAY $50 be obts1neu DF. JsyneT gausuya
Itlls anrompt and e6ectual Gu for costl7sucss.
etek asd.ca. and an btl1ous Anec'lonA AEnts ii
Ghs1. oEFgLLER. F1NEH.% FULLER p. ii n
e0O4EK. LuRD BA1rH, BURHHAM q VAN
sCEA<ACK. a2d sAlTa DHYxR,
, 1864-10-17

-A$ compaaat. e1ck Headache, DJBpepdta, DC. afe
speetaiJ removed BY the uae OF Dr.. Jayue's 5auAyo
P1ua 1hs test CT thirty years. has p:ovod thebs
superior 10 s cihsr remedies for the eure OF tho
r1oua d!sesssa for which they ara Recommended. In
mar action thsy are mild aud cestalu, aud may be
~ II any time without risk from u,e SOLD
By Diusztitt eve.ywhere. oel7.u:se stx vasA3d,
, 1864-10-17

The Coppe1head papers are trying to de.
live some comfort from the Ohio election BY
claiming that their party has made "great
eatns.'' Gains on whats Why, as com.
pared With the vote for Val]andighan last
ta1l. On this basis Of comparison they have
undoubtedly reduced the Republican MAORI.
ty, which was C0, 600 on the home vote, while
it is now but little more than $1,000 on the
home vote. But is not that enough for all
practical purposes? Have not the Republi.
cans elected their State ticket BY thirty odd
thousand on the homt vote, and by seventy.
five thousand, counting The soldiersa vote
Have they not elected strteen members Of
Congress, while their opponents have elected
but h7eef Have they not elected four flfths
Of all the county ticketss Has not the great
BBckeye State proclaimed in thunder tones
her condemnation OF the Chicago Disuuion
Peace platform mud it's nominees? What
More is wanted2
Ah. but the Republican majority Is not 80
large as 1t was last fall, says the N. 7. INor,d,
Suppose It is not, what difference does that
make? It is undoubtedly true TINT several
thousand Democrats voted against Vallan-
digham last rail- who had no Intention to per-
manenly abandon their party. Val was 80
supremely odlous that they voted against
him as much for the purpose Of punlshfng
the leaders for foisting him On the party as
with the Intention of defeating him; this tall
they'are back in tbeir tracks and supporting
Its ticket Besides this change, last fall all
the Republicans turned out and voted. The
,h;o,t w.s :, o,-,r +ho S.,+o -, ~. 1o
oDs~. n "eo ~ s 80 r ~ .uo uome
sole' 1os otoosn, 10 Lae cops nau tu1eat-
eneo not W suo"t Il Lucy !ost .n7 e'eeuon
y eoe soluless vo'e. 1a's ia'l, tnous&noso
AepaouGa' toa1 tue a.4'e "as SIZE
, 1864-10-17
H00FlAND7S
GERMAN BITTERs

@d eoneentated Ill those y1rtuas which tans IN
ao1e nsatay and V1koFouslue. Unlike ,he eene,a1Ev
81 1,,T1a T;ste5s, theJ aro NOT An ALCOHOLIC EH
4 PURE TONIC.
ess7ssea entirely II Vegetable SaSsta.ssa
pn,,ryn- 9 A9
PUNITIVE CURE FOR DYsPEpaxA
AND niaEAhks RESULTING FROM
Olsor0ers OF the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AMI wEAAENEp AND DHBuITArgp FRann
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL TH1
91doR OF HEALTH, BY 4
FREE USE OF
~ Remember. that this Bls:ers is not an ,,co..,..
m1fWe. bar'room drink, CT suoat}t77te ~ -
eaa cannot hsidioualy in1odzce tta ytce Of rnr.se
oess into your faz1iha4. ~ ~ " NH-'se
~ yoe Want somathdnE to srsnzthxz Yasy
70 yuu want Good Appettts1
=" spa Eeat 70 Build M Vgur CopstIt7tfarr
Do Jen want - Tsel Wal1l
70 Jou want to got lid of Haryausnanrt
70 You want f1ergyf
DO you want 70 glssp Weu3
Do you want atBrisk and Vi1cyouz r,.,,n,
"5os oo' ase aooFLAND'8 GRaMAs eTT-.x.
u Is at@esaE @sss2Es resulting n
Mon. Inward Files,
xa!ueae Or Blood to IN
aeaay Actdity Of the StomSd,
sss: = saNSaaa Nsshs Assgst ss g:e@s:SSs e SSsss e.
I'D 81 pfealt sfsamlaGh Htssn9 t6e Head asz
on1 3,s91. q s9oesns =; 11aa u 1ee IT.
e dxihlqa psd n9ts tSs
y q FE.: F.;a =; * 10 as
1iInoe, &C.. 8udda1 finshs.. 1aees.
ses:;, sa,r !ssnfx nsu51nx IL o. .Fie.s"e
OF Evil and e eaa q
Depression q
, 1864-10-17
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

A Bcc0nno1ashuce to the South Side
FaliFond-Lnss IN tho Sscoua Uorps
In the Inte Advance South OF Peters,
buFE-Geas Butler hetallatex-tiao
Aebe!s Ghro Ing up reW Works
htkr NlchmOnu,
, 1864-10-17
COMMERCIAL.

COdmRHGlAL4
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct Is, 1864.
The receipts and shipments. during the past II
honra were as follows:
, 1864-10-17

B-"Where's the fre?" asked q Copper.
head, tearing out Of his house in BATAVIA,
N. r, in alarm at the ringing OF the chur:h
bells oTer sherldan's victory. sIn the front,
flank and rear OF the allied Democracy Of the
South and the Morrill," was 3 Union neigh
boris ready reply.
, 1864-10-17

~ Never till this year did We detect the
managers Of the Democratic party In sending
out ballots which concealed or disguised the
fact that they did emanate from the party
and were intended to promote the triumph
Of Its principles. Nov the mails going to
the army are flooded with decoys, intended
to conceal from the soldiers the fnct that
they are TO be decoyed into voting for the
traitorous old eorceresa Slavery and her
Ncrthern handmade. Boys! look ont for
gre. back gue1illas In blue oyercoats! You
know their treacbe1y and their venont Bid
them keep their distance and let you a1onel
, 1864-10-17
SHERMANS REPORT.
The Campaign IF the South
west.
From Chattanooga to Atlanta.
d Story Of Military Precision,
courage, Entrgy, Endurance,
and success.

The rapcrt of Cen sba,,ro, snhr,c;ng a
ca,ej,,11r nrpnared .tira ~ r,,1,,a -. one,,s
tiI'ns in he Snnthwe.t {,orn the AZ nf ia
srnoinfment AZ Cnmn,sraer % ~ Iha t;rana ri.
ytsfon OF fbe M.saiet inn. down to he entry
Of Gen. siocum,s eori;a i.so Atlaeta. bas been
published officialjy. I, was O. III. I4ta Of
Ssrch that Gen. Sherman received notice
hasa 1aem usn. Ssans iuat ~ luen,n nuran.} nsa
oeea coI m1sslonsa Lfe9tenans as, 1Gnsrai ana
GoinHanat1 1n-Iole1 o! tne armies OF Inc
cnwTa1 tim ta ~ eet and tbst ha ~
Su"t q LAA ~ ~ 1aoA! nA1 aAHt ne &a7H
, 1864-10-17
, Grocery market. priees Eu.e trn It p1es-

eney Of The Grocery market, priees Eu.e fru It pres
ent 90 tatlcns. We quota:
SssA Esa f,,'ss r. ss.ss 5SSim
Fh.!aSsnh,. S;.::.. -*...'*''....''.'-*-'' SSi IA
,TEASIae pas,1ss !; 1o:e .:av:. .nd prices In6s
xeass s,.on e. y, !, ~ aa9t.ns shsa;s We Szo;sn
ae,i!:.. 4 .a,s:;s: : ss; e::: a ~
ooss 8 VIZ :5Is sse!ss s:..:...::: a ss5
o.,ss, - : !. 's e: T s s. ss
a,,es.r ee r s1s;.ss sAeli<. S.'::':s 80
,>7A,;s Oiv-Ettsi,ts. III, .ss;;:-.; Is a!;s
os pss,on, qse,a ''sa e. sas s.a5 =
FIRM: y Pack sss.
s.iss teasy: ,tc 81 r,re ssi;.'..'n ii Il. olsxs
.upIg Riee, meae1assiy afa pte.sa; anss1 aao1s.
Fr1 Cur tnaw1Sa TOBACCO
Luotce Et1,al n
Heoium .................,........... a *
aAoK1ia 1oAAcco-
Enolca.. ...............'-.-...-s...... GH8xsK
Ccmncn. n.st31ns-............-... p3a9t4
Natural tea..-... .....-...--...+.'...s !N@l -
1se'ss B!acx. ..o7na...'............ o5a..... a:n&lS
Mectum. Eua1a3teoa.. &3e9A3
YIN on SassNR.1n iaIr demand. Is;Sst stssdy s Ia
anehsns Cd We anote:
rSntnn r11s Mai5 "; v,ree.E: z9;.e
N0OL-se'@ppsd. @ s;ss s.. IN censeaassee q 20
advsnes = xo.d. toesr has bean nrmeF cling In
"a, ho:ens stseks II sni:eip.icn q nleh:f pttees
y. quote me-,ua to choice Flsece Wool at sdAsac
MO0Mn-lo f.lr supply. sra nru At present quota
Rstea cord: II he ,.sa. s.eoe-Douvereda At III q
a,eSai,. sStsi : s1oid so;id. % ddo Ha % g liz liz
, 1864-10-17
;:HoA M L5$ BON. THOMAS 8. F1vurrw
IkVA IHE HON. THOMAS B. FfS:E1119S14.
ER04 IHE EQA. JHQAA6 B ii Ef6SIfa14NG2.

shoa 1dE aod. TAoAAa B. FIORENX
saz1zx: Having as.ea Il Ss.b.,s1; ~; u. las
a. baaeas o 59S 9sul r. sst
6ir1er1 During long and tei,ona te.stos lex4x3
saa snsasstsd dae1 e. aes;
hoh hays NAMED took 6is sd7ise' III az eh hnsepsa.
as5 % s. as2lg ef9 assasd !,
''' '''' ''aF '1iB6A 41iHB66AAs ,. r1or11 m asn.' !"
fsoA TIE 10Y: JACOB saoox.
y atsRz q y9sE aqAs /,
ly have no hesitation ii sa1iaS that htieEs. = q
o1nsaa II one case Of ~ nss
.fsss ass of Sc 81 Sot:a ss'ea &C. I'D
ne second seGt!nS e9re and tas tasad tSaeeaided sel!
so%s 9f d :qase & -.
snd nse q T. nnd Z b aasauaea ~ ,aas
7iniy5sars. 52coB'' i aEs6S.1 e s r ~
The tollovtnx wen tncwa zsye,e,o 1.r.,.-."..
seesiSsa o@ II ~ sDg
certainly &c eenqi1e q s;s B,sse.s sncS
pss:ten ts Eeef FaatSs BaptisR, eEsRs: ss:;4 2
c5aTsh Sh1sdesnia.. a.ofnsrly Of shs aorta ] ba9sas
cdsrs;s dHsy; . asssEIea. P...or ii rv,,ns @1.
Ksy: ffe@ss Wintsr. pastc, o, Roz,a.~ . pa'e'
bsfs bbfaa ssS,2 e as Reformed can,.,
n f. aad siiIsste!o formerly Pss:oz OF tho co,um,
eis aud g IN 5as
rb1sdso6iI,1 Fl Turner, Pastor Of Heda,uz n
=. Eeg. Joseph +. Kennasd. Pas+o, =,
a;S:3sa Paste. ot sss,s ssI ass.
,1s KsyW% X1,53s s3it9, ter4erls Paste. Of ~
~ P.9 M11!Eue n II Baptist ChorcheMa ~ sna SlneesoN
nj; Bsn@ose, ID. T. Bates Editor Aoshodts: rros..
os1lt ~ could sdd nsn, otAe.. to hi, Int a,a .
, 1864-10-17

CAAn1S 0Id.5ae Fiss9s nPw5nra r. @3oysnsnt 13
aosIsee e hs
sna .afs &; o,Y + = M pslfe,
aoIs faf,heF sdvaaee On yetserdays quotations Or
b, e:s lo.a sl e. r., @
Bea1ole. DO DO soasse EzaVisy-tsc
4ss .5s l sSss s$
6ut with no quctspls ehanRs. Ws quite:
FIs Ps 5o sSsiss Sn1ss pu e9 q sn 55ssk se
Common bu. on trsck; ............. 7aS %
Eo@ nen : b. E9M p71 ssose'''..--.......... 50 %
sss<s pots:ots, bu...... sss5s;9
PeULTRx-ln u9hs suep17 and moderately &C.
TnrTeS1 dTsa n''.'., '''-....' -.'..$1TGteo
b pQe.s, dsssssa ,nan.s Is
Pxeons, ...........,,........,..... 1sasi5S
* @ general, neglected. sales
sit re- a. Ia IN n5 sa,,
IL @ @pass Eeod # ss.25: 80 bags Do at 3lso FLA1@
quiet sales-a0 bags prime 1t 9125.
,.fALTLKeceived. 13is9 h.ls: shipped, 21a= b,ls.
Saa Ra1ses ssa aultf and atesd5. We quote:
cossss ssit' $50
Ground Solar. :. ...............,.......s ~
nairy Ho@n4 ~ r. $50
atooau Alum. Fsack..................t t3cce9 3l3X
.~9r6AR-The tnc1eazed actiyi:y and nrmass9 IN
tto 2 aa ss 1Soa the npwafd
P s y Wtn e sa4sass aeys ,s1%-pd
A1 Rsadta OF refined sugar. We quote: ~a1
E11a.
knx.o ECO ali
E;X rsaasd. powdered saa 1fsaaisss.::.3n 1fsaaiss:ns $sxss &
nlf0 IS 62sIr
E4sas E4sas
M9ne
7siisS G"..,........
,sxRuPs AND MOL AssFS-rna m..tst ft%n a..
aa@ss aa1s'' DELI sympathy With tho upward ss9d.
, 1864-10-17

IN "a b1Sfs Of Il Mo-aGs pr BURG, uaz4s
cifef1ctef sk3let, YloGT y &c5d tssassrsd snsssx
ntA,Y4of&k &tdfe3,
, 1864-10-17

H1HLocI -.
Hs,ness: I;l1 H.. tsa g 8:sasnter sols !9a :: g
En- .,e..nsa asS Us oslG1sS aaas2edf fooe 20. 20 n
G9B{H!s:: 9BB{!s::. : : f.. f.: e e I y
Kp. No. me- nI:;:s:,.:: asa 100
Gslf, ;sG s11a r. r. $50 sn;
French Cali. q ocds, y doz.g7 .11le3M
ns....-...... s.se1 rs Innings dcz l9Doa Is %
Rosna = dcz. ..l5.0O9 1900
more inquiry Tor Hen 5cK Sole u prices are sssay
GIaeds aod Buencs 2,1es Lisns weishts. sssssc ; !;
@ssss sa5 r.
Light si@ac, Nj dis and Heavy do, ,I@s6c slsa IL
1e5 UIpef u R:ueh: ssste pak So = ia tats DE-
naval. sIUHEs-aasEsi in rood snp3lv ana
slehoy demand. Prices hfn at previous Quotations.
~! " ..sasee:s,oe AN Hsma No. .:. .aee
fite raRtfs tta 9ssn Ian Yam sa; sss
Koin IS ns....~@4aoS a.at11a Eons;;:.. ssasee
Ita1 Flax pscsing.....s 4a7line .....:...mssic
-: 5:@S ~: Is Is ss3S ::;sSsS
ONIONsrMaskati in good supply, vitn mo1ef-
1te demand At Atpzsvloua Qaota11ons- We duo:e:
0ntcns, dtljytred. Npu.....,............ 651;:1o
OILS-IH szsn OIL ID liaissd supply, x,sh =
m,re active oaDxna at pteisns Reduced rates.
IN upEf ArdY
, 1864-10-17

IA TaissdY n gtese.z tsszxiats and cea.zs l. s,u,n-.
a;h-Ns havs disconHnued Ii. .m,,r,..
seeoass 4 g e b;o bssat ~ doaF Sos
ee1Eumef. - fSss px,a3 MuSa ths cheaper r. ~
Wrapper OF cash bof{in ~A4" Vaa DelAE y n -
saazkaz'&Asaas 0Laie seesE 49, 49,
, 1864-10-17

This shows gain over last fall OF 779 votes.
The soldiers vote, when added, will increase
the Republican majority to over ten thou
sand
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saaahr!lle Aniutl.
WIN. CAxEkON d co.. Publishers.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1864
Advance in Prices of Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence Of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advaK, e
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted q new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept 10th, and
be scrupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it viii not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the UNoN
VIM CAMERON & Co.
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