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, 1864-10-01

fFrcu the N. 7. Evening Postl
TIE fal IN The premium os so1d Is hayins 70 leEi
ees hs PI'ssa IT, s q 81 g y ,ss s. IT,
saro @ Of he ssne1.l m.Ikst: ,.,.- . ,.,,,.,,
IT, san a.:
EeuLceu snts NJ g he soasdssra - sy:dsnss: oes
snaoas 10 .s'i. sna ira endsavortnE Ieal1za y
.S E.s 81 Ct r. iias & aso sa
sts # III ss yan It, a'ds
ts ass1 III 70 81 tas
t1o :. th,ee oi thc several auttons n tue vasl.
egs e s az sS9a nds
GEL 81 sse tddinx p snoagn
Git, sdr . pe thai the
lag k:, o. .ss TssEs &c ssn ,t III, .nct,oneers al.
roet Without exception. are extensively "pas.ing "
goods in taelr catast anes-1n soDs sasss am9anEhs
aeaes .e .. onls .bst tSe
10 what hhd bsen expecsea nut that ths 9Wnesa Of
e
!nSE asst
EepsE antnt ehan.e Of rates theg 0eove the pres
1T %
ae9s .ney ~ ae he svsfsse bstWesn q aud s cent
ssS f pss1s SDsR' sc r. and
40 lafge TteEe toods did not Elae IS mu2a A. iab.
insl Value has been enhanced IN some cases aua
a1ed Ter cent quality Of The goods haa improved
owaE 10 ine prediction rnsnufactuzers have re
eeived sem the high rates o.: exchange and The cns
liz sts e OF goods ia n.rsst is nos 70 larze a!
,Fs Seua 9ssS q 81 as
Large quanhtlts Of goods temal9 IN bond o;nal
eTo resl1pped at loss ito The importer: and 70;
ansntty eaie Is shout eq7sa TO the average ~ sh
Wills values may ia11 sttll laEsF. Fsn infoF@Ms! @
pssys = na q rSs
n the prices Of fo:ssn K0oea Will. quite pF'o
M;s sv4deas that tbs paa,erip The srads IL ls.ss.
trg; mi. chats .asr p1epAseE for the dxtstAse Il
| 1etea which has slscady taken place. and mhy se
Msppears likely th.t the chief sufferers sln no: b
tie regular dealers, bnt. men who haTs 1uyestet
| nean4 IGr the purposes Of oLspecu.auoa.
Iss R9
the highest whch have 7ulsa and tha losses N tn
iIsds si therefore il. than tho e1'en: OF tho re
The sssrg II ' rateg 9 ii msas acaeta na7e not pe.l
I materially chtnseI; bat thtJ nnst vesy Aoou con
form to lie NV eiatss, OF eeaso 70 DO bus1nesa.
| The Fau In DRY Gosds In Philadelphla.
.phIsphla nis "a In keF IorE. Ths InqaiFsS q
11sairK DRY goods ho 1895 Bhawls eoes of alxa snt
other imported goods, rod At th5 sane o1se =
aen FS as at r. r. "a ia
/ sub3<et Of general and Hn1tous couversatpa. ~
prominent merchant sisted that. OWING TO tae lasa
ses
cafked bis cores down 10 the p.esens MAJ kes = e.
Helaw That although large oa: s3e dsttty r..
fs1e many thousands by sattcio oaung saa avoiding
| fu11her decline ~ rapid fa aes.
, 1864-10-01

Gen. Boxraross CosgfatulatoryO OxSos
To the Army OF 1ho Tcnnes1ee.
HEADQUARTERS DBPAHTNEFT AND

HEADQUARTERS DsrAnTxEEr AND
AHM1 OF TIRE TENNESSEE,
GErERAL FIELD OKp7Rs, No 16-1lt II rt1 M!th
pride. grat1dcStion. and sensa Or ulsnu ~ sn
that conerstnla1e tbis ~ noble asmn ap'n 1ae
Yam oficers ciain for Won wouGerful record
for e4.wpie. : march ii fonr hundred t4oI mites,
thirteen ,oas ~ eo;or.
saptgfed, f sd ssiee thon.and OF tho cnemys
dead buried IN ,on1 front a..
been bold ID and sneees.fol; drzt upon R-saea, sec
ond upon Dallas, third upon KeneaaW, fourth apon
f1s an m ;as ba south
west Of Atlanta, und seventh uron Jonesooro and
The MReon Railroad Atlanta waa evacuated while
5nn were lighting At Joneaboto The country may
never kEow with whas patience, labor and expo.
sa1e, you have tneged away at every nasnsal and
artiaeial ohsiacle that An eattsprisins and ccna
III Tke st telre bsttles yoa hs.e fought may
be realized or credited. stl glad ACCLAIM ts a.
resdy greeting You IRON The government % nna pfo'
Ed Il beiieys @ ~ Is sens oi lie magnitude q the
achievements Of the last hundred days will mo-:
abate but increase with time and history.
by he sosoiers aorrow at the loss Of his compan-
ious in srms. On every hIstds n every Wiley ~;
| throughout your long and c1tcnitous route' from
D Yon1 t trustsd Ss aud selo7sd commander fell in
| vout midst; his name, the name Of McPherson.
carries with It peculiar feeling Of torroW. !
| UQEt Inc lMpfE4& VI alb C4441%sSA 40 @Pc4 go
to peiie yoa to gererons actions and noble deeds.
| 70 mo1rpiog friends. and to all the disabled IN
| battle. you extend soldiers sympathy.
Ny ff5s intimate scquaiatanee Tith you dates
srom The 18th Of July. neret hehsId aetceo ~
Faults than the enemy then made, aud neversssaW
| troops rsore steady and seltposseased IN 5cuou
fasn your divisions which were then enxagea..
hage learned that for cheesfnlnets, ooeaiense,
ibe army of the Tennessee IL rot to be surpassed
ard 1t shall be n7 study that your far Eseosd soass
continue, aud my purpose to astist YOU 70 mosG I
| steadily forward and float the old nas ID e'e1S
fSIgnea, D. o. HOWARD, Ma5. Gen.
SANEgLL TAsoAnr. Asst Ad]s: Gen.
, 1864-10-01


Ezw foKK. Friday Evening, Sept. 50.
Ce7Tox-pull and dtocping 3i.ea9i.2s for mid
tfiL4.
1sNt5s 25ttGr extra state 16.Ga9 20 fot comu0a 70
Obv Sie Il G1c.5o fo, aae ossads-mas1es coltng
'GSsIs-Waest dull and nominal. and $3.50
lower: s3ts for chnice AMBER ~ Atchi xan :
fncIy. Rye heavY. and 1fc lo~os; Westrn $Lt5.
Farley dull torn hss.y snd yer S3sA 70. man
pr;ces Uats in Lair request and lowe9 s79a'H for
EWu1sK1-Qr1et: sl.7yat.79: chiefly ct. 81 1861 79.
Gut cEKIk9-Eo1se rules aul7t 20 sales to repote.
Sugar uplj ard orc leas uo1nEal. Mplaases vary
quiet. -, $3.50, H.. er .u IN
fined In bond 7e@73 fur refined fres.
PaSy1sioFs-Po1k oecieedy 1sn. With good epe.
cnletive demand at sa1h34o1o: NEE, 81 S1Ha re
p1,ns 4! Is for thla ues,- Beef vary dul 4s:. q
Ills fort ount.J mess f15a9 iooosns co1ns1y prime
HtSfta13S 20 for YspkcEed neta $l9t19Ho4fof &.
tn F!1me mes: beef aa,l aad M nominal a La1d
drpe pr lth&1cc- BAttef Gull atase. lheo3aa aul
HE[23 EQr common 70 pine.
, 1864-10-01
FROM SpEINGFIEL
The Dyafx In Chfcngo-State, P0ffttcals
military and General NesE1.

military ana NE6HE&1 news.
fapee,sl Dtg2atch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
srn1scTELp, F-tday. Sept. %.
Eecretsry Jim Lane OF Kansas IL here to-day on
Eis way home. lie has been speaking In Indiana
and other Suites east Of here. lie expresses the
utmost confidence In the result OF the election.
lie says be reVer witnessed 20 much enthusiasm
for Union nominees since the campaigu Of 1889.
lie aaJe that Indiana will al sicbt In October.
AID. j. ). o'spWi5an, Of the 10th Wasd, chsessor
ar Messrs. C, Peck and Hook, OF the 13tt, are
hare to zee Col oakes about the quotas Of their
wa1d1. The 10th Ward, lean, Is full; With one
ct Two to spare. The 18th is some 6S behind, and
learn Col 0akes has given the warl little tins.
II q few days were given many thiakthat Chicago
would aso1d the draft, and volunteers arc much
better than drafted Men and maca more feaouy
placed in the field.
Can't. Eeycs mustered in about 100 v6 uuteers
and orai,ed men to daJ and Major HeGernan awore
in 4 1a1ce nu1pter. Recruiting II nnch more
brisk. Since Col. uazlett has been relieved from
Camp ButleE. not single. deeertiop h.s taken
Pl.ee: Major neae1nan, With Capt Lamb assist
pots Il ss sas sPPsaa %
viz Within iss; {s1 a. asss 1 55 :ellIns Fed sSost
The Upion Congressional Convention for the
1oth District which met t. csF,inville qn the 23d
1,is master. 1o1 Congress. Mojol Knappis nm of
dne ability a. writer ard speaker. He hssee17ed
In the LEGISLATURE. and IN the Convention which
@ satge y y.oa Rs q
u Thoanton's ] nomination BY the Pcace Democracy
Of Z u District. Rivss no strength Or enthusiasm
lie lie Fiji M National Bank in this city, Col VII
liam.+ President, has adsanced $lo 70 each mem
ho1na snd YemAtn uhtit Il g G1rtTa Of Government
, 1864-10-01
TIE Draft In coax CoUATf.
FIFTH pAY or THE DRAFT.
Ths CITY Called upsn-Drafios In the Sixth
and Eighth Fbrds-Azms II
the Chosen 0ans,
PHOGnEss or REcgUITISG-D1ulnuTI0y
OF DEFIClIS-MEEGIHG3.

Tho driving Of the dtT wards commenced yes
tsrday. It had been thoueht BY <some that the
meeting OF the preyinHs evening bfoodsd row,
but happily their expecta tions wera unfouodrd'
The people wexe ordetl5 and peaceable- Anxlety
was Of cout1c depleted upon III. coantenauces ot
nazy. but 1t Ras that Of uncertainty. donot, the
Wish TO know whether themselves or tbete SUBJ
districts would eseape IN tho legitimate Wsy-ey
Substitution
appourccd IN the TkmuaE Of yester'ay. the
town Of Cicero has n11ed its quota. "nen ekAeo
by be prosort Ma1shal on Thursday, = committed
from The tpgn assured him that sufnciant nuuhst
ofrfc,u,ts had been oh Aoel 10 ill the quota. Aad
rnch n,oycd 10 be tho case. featerdiy nofnioG
.he tnzn vhnud have hoen called up tor s'shc last
t,,ne" Sixteen men wefe needed. and for the re-
emitting Of ,hese the citizens set to worx. TheT
raincd seycn thousand dollars As local boRnt7.
and p a n'e noaatsu @ n9o
T. lie artt 10 bc declared officially "ont Of he
d1aft - bf Its owp txertons-
1unTxEKTu wAKp.
Aro.ber subdistrict il reliered to be fnll-the
Thirtceutb-a ward which lyinG at tue tx'teme
north Of the city, seemed to st4nd ~ POOR
CHARGE ap any. Ne announced the TACT 9tsterns1
pspy Of eighty men from the 1924 reztment-ht,
rally co,pg s.whulessle" :" bu>ineee. which YIN
nuke them the envy Of their nrJthes Wssds. Iae
Thirtecn:h should hare been dawn scst.Iday
morning. hnt it was deferred wh,le eo%m,,ee nses
,aias;en @ trnm Co1nnel Oakcs to hare the company
ninecd to ,bejr cr1dtt In consequences Of ttt- re
craft, which should have comneuced At io'c 81.
xst nortporcd sJtneether till Afternoon. At Enlcn
time The Sixth Ward uas declared to be IN order.
eIxTN WARD
The tetsI :rnber enrolled in the SIKH Ward
was 1876, the cencit 12l mat Ing The number TO be
draftcd s:s, Mr.- Io.eph Dell was appointed to
make 1he draft. The following ara 1he names
, 1864-10-01

st. Lou1a h1nrket.
IBpeclkl Dtspatch to thn Chiesgo T1ibuns.1
s1. Louis, Frtcsy. Sept 80.
TonAcco-ueavy-on.y ~ hh6s vere Offered. RTesu
and dsnissed lust, It a6,s; factory do 1910 to
$lt7s p1ante.B do I'll to 3l.15; common shipping
fesf sls7s 20 si7.z5 medium do 8cl.sa to 3a175.
.F1oun-Mc1e movem eot, 1eceipts a,127 brlas SAtes
low tnper at - 1t@so; extra ut 81 @1o.n. dsllvsr
ee: double extra At f14e q inspected and delyessd
salts 8! M aaeEs tnu.iy 4 klso ~ 90 st p: "
fstt i buabai Corn mon In m&s kes-sa.s OF AXIS
- Ii to: tnd OF whlte GO as tGo baak al = loE
sske asssc ISo 90 4 e Y sss 81 20 *
do poor 1t Il TO- BarleyRslts of 81 Racka At a. ~
"a 10 s27lL: - do nt ~: d do at S3. aud 29
do 1t 81. Is bushef. Eli f4ll
PROVISIONS -baccn-ta1es offs caak3 of shonlders
at2lHc. Lardt3le Of 20 tea at &c. 1alloK-Snla OF
8pkEt at saHc-
, 1864-10-01
NEWS OF TELEGRAPH.
FTME IOWA STATE FAIR.
TIE Clos16k Days ProcoedInss,

fsnecia1 DIsps.cf To thu Ch,cs~o Trin1ns1 |
tots ,,-.l~-.-ss, - o, AAsane1
nud1so1oh' IOWA, Fr7oa5' Sept, 80
Tha State Far closed ts exhibitions this after |
noon. Tho 6ny has bean quite pleasant. the nrst |
~. .Irra ,te evh;h{i{oo c,1..ane.s ~ NJ.
ono ..Aeo ~. soHosaseu" W Ahats-
cay tne NUMBER IN atteaoapce #AS larsar bJ con-
siderable than AnJ previous dsJ, and this saGed |
the exhibition from tinaucYs1 fa{,ure Tire ~ |
~.1n,o IN m. tour d.,, exr.sdaa a. ~ 80
n.... ~, r,nsn.s. and r..h ~ 49,. .-Ix,
.1cc n tte h,nda of ,he ,ra,.n-sr ~"
LIN No. ~ s.,,n,,,an ~ w ~ .,s9a' a.
Iae e4nloatlou 40 'aote IL pronounced n3 the
officers spccess beyond precedent, and argues
, 1864-10-01

Especial Dlspstch to the Chlcsgo T1ioune.l
MILWAUKEE,, Frl.sJ, 9ept.so
FLouR-Du1l. aud fully sc InweF.
.WusAT-Reeeipts TO- toa bu. Market IRREGULAR, aua
c1cEug2c loy er. Gales thi1 mornia7-25,C0o bu No
tp.irg in ttore at 45saL6o: bn No do ut Il IS
a1.s. 6aIes on 'ChauEe- ooo bu Mol sp,ing in
stnse at at.8al s5h; 5.o1 bu do fse1s.s option all
next neek) At 31.5s; 7gtc0 bu do FbayerS option vi
next w.eB} ut 81 IS 90 pu do the spot q
fIFO pu DO (puSrlfe ooiou TIL October l5th) a. Sf.57
the a1ks. closuG sa5c higher this avenlng. SHtes
since 'Cbapke-B,tW III IN. 1t $l35al " Tor M !. and
ii for Eo ep.irg. sud closed Qut.t at the Newha
HpuIe ri = ,.b8H'EaloF hoA CoAzsa Er4ln3 entirely
nf pF d and nominal.
, 1864-10-01

MAJOR c. III. STow.-A letter received from an
cf1cer now before Petersburg, Virgins. brings IT,
cipes Of M.ior c n Stow. Of the I'd regimenta
& h41 ;4, III at ns1S sSe1 ctaseo r.
Rnpican, urcer Grant. 1t seems the gallant
Msjo. was taken prisoner at The natte Of 3poltsyE
vaniA Court Honse, helng wounded In the groin By
rife bu let, while ga,lsntly lesdsnG bis men IN
chnrre. He IL nos III Libby prison. but Il Is ex-
pecttd that his exchange Will nov bo edocted.
his taIcty.
, 1864-10-01

Vessels Passed Detroit.
lEpscial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.1
.DATgotr, Fri.Ay Eyeainx. Sept. s.
g. Up CT r Milwaukee. Gssy Eagle, Bermudsr Live
YANKEES, WneellrR, Sea Bird. City Ogdensnurs. M
bob, Emon. KnR, Portland.
Dov1-Ctamp.o; International, Orph27.
Wild ntrtheast.
, 1864-10-01

ct,ses wn n n4,np AxvIum-There will be
regolat meeting o ne oest1as sa,n anu ~ ~ .ss
restes Of the Chacaco otphah Asyiam' u loe As5'
!urn. on Iuetday, Oct 4th. at ~ O'Clock p. m, A
...-.....
1Ee hexI Or t1n Of the iollngtng named
ne Sayy: WIlism vi % cla1k, s seaman, n,lna Fieains
enppofed 70 be lson N:W Je1esy ae9: g. fowiss.
A. ora'nary ssanin 1anasms r IN anF
Iames s1 Ia aS'n1an ~ ssn Frstct.co. t;eG Watson
Van5s n seaman. :: Thos Stepheneou4 = Quarter
mastcf Gu1 ner; alexander ". Farlong. frlVase Of
Martnee, has mother living IN ne" Jefhcss will
E1ite = 1t once to- Measre Jueeph E.. Dewitt 4 Co.,
at No. III Wslnpt etrtet, Philadelphia, the Military
and Navy Agency.
wA ANY widow, or parent. or orphan. or BROTH
Staics. who deaires ninety-eiI dollars t5Sa> year
peneo from one hnnaxsa {a 10 hnr nnd al tbe
arrea?s Of paY due s snonld call at once Or welte
tne maasasy a1u sv rnnntv CIV. Ward OF other
IS 4e,4ss is any due pes &ei
PStso1 - - 70
Dr. has the sesi }hat s
10 this dsy ne ees eG ~ hc'r firnds to MN fp
pa'1ents - - rrthnnt dnnhr tbe hest uualiftd
treatment. u m H. INV ~ those trestine specfal
ce!vans 'ne. .rnnris4ed sn5 certified The kapned.e
Ceptefs o. eTtens3va nracttce We are ius-
tnns ~ - s tnne1fo1itT in treatment Or
and ali seI5a Diseases he gus.an
tees cure IN aiI cases Of which he undertakes the
Treatment. and leayee no taint OF poison in the
~ y * trsstcd cnnfdent'aIly. skt;lfuily, suc,
fI7 Sasa !" ana nnte,y should aopY a: onoe to Dr..
sa;n ~ his me Ia M. IN South Clark sLreet,
enera1 ntec.o ~ Nnnroe' @ T:sles. OF, IS, 1854.
corner .a a,sn.-1. - H"aioe '''e''
oc1-.<e"
| - n.a,,, ~ ~. "A
WE CAL the aIIenupn y i,. VT tEa E - - TX n.-. ~
born street, octA<'1'
, 1864-10-01


the u.mes OF the burning a, n1"o.ne 1s Coroprr
It e1e for eoucea men' .1anest to.da1 when he
Wagner will nolo - a. a a.reinned.
.8cts will probably pe
~, z1os sxxAooauk--The new
. UEDfCAT1uN " 80 x....-n .s-a
Jcwish Synagogue "Haea n's oseu ~. eoats s..5 aa
part In cour'e OF eleeuea " Dps $3.50
near Tasb.pgfons - .. 'eusI us'1ue, a1s
4est4 rdsy fo1ualy etutca.eo "4U o7 t"Foee
ce,enop1es to use aEnorg the 1sfaeutes iaf1e
cvps.eEniion wss IN att=nosnee; nna ne setItesa y
rsre dr. ply Interesting. tnr Meu Msxnlpalssssa os-
eau adding much 70 tne e1cct o. me aeaca1oIJ
seryIc.e. TIT ed!dee wll ee need ~ ms c9asEe'
cation Anshe Msa1ao-de1I5 dseeoenann ffes''
depr.
sunpn.td to occupy ne eana positloa III het oteit
- st the ~ ~ onS. tsv n the c.'en9*in Wh;cn
e. ,pstins ii tho sexes during worship IL per
1nItted.
'A4'se1'
DEATH OF so1pHR.-Ye.tesdsy fu.loughcd
Il
, 1864-10-01

CIntlnn0tt MnFkek%
Especial Dlsostch 70 the Cuitsso TE1buce.l
CINCINNATI. Friday, sept. 81, 1851.
Ea,ketsfkt, with no speculative ieatarcs.
FIcuR-ExuR b Id atF9Et, without demand super
ae1d At r. .5oa8.Ts.
GRA1x- Wh,st clcsad q. sl.-sSl.7s. Corn selling
ut rs for es<, a5 In bulk. Oat8 In better r..
qu,ts At 7i@76c. Rye 1Im At $i-;o. barley Un.
chAnEed.
Tn1sky-Eeld Ut at.7c With little demand.
pHcyie1osa-Ncxtt to Lo,h' 'ne doing In The provtAon
,ntrHet ,fd held At CSC. Bulk thorldets and sldes
NJ m!nsl 1T Lie. Mess PORK Eia.0o.
Gapcxaixs-Mst kss quiet and pr1ces ominas; sma1t
e,1es mxds By topbeEs at Seattle fog Gee; 2oa23c
for ftw SUGAR 2sc for hard rconod; s1.1a31.5 for
NEW Orleans molAEses.
, 1864-10-01
The Gold Market.

NEW YouK, Friday, Sept. 30 --Tqe ne~a OF
Grants new movements mas depressing eae:
on gold. il opened al '9a, and dec Ined to los.
LAttf there was further decline 20 1917.
, 1864-10-01

[specia1 D1spstch 10 tho Chicago T1tou,se.1
BE1poKPoKT, Friday, Sept. so-lPu.
CLzARzD-0s Leaf. Joliet 81. .a'a f. lumber; 16.4s5
latr. ....- ...,-.-...
AR11v1p-Cc1veyarce,L Lenont, sc.sso fees En6o'e
srcne; Lauy Fratk4in. do, 81 yds rubhle atoke s. F.
Gale d. 90 Rlus 1ubye atons, rs. Gurnee, do Is
yts dtmtptson etops: Cataract Lssa11e. hu olts'
Auesieau B,ar. DO. 500 tu oats yorktown, Utica,
eess hu eorp, go bu oate. 67e bu wheat; cu:hmsn
BY Ebsa xeo b. os osts M29n5e9 M ar W.
BAeGsr state. Ksosakea Ftsaes 2ooe ~ Gofa seS e9
tun Il surts ri bic stone, IS Sars clsnllon stons3
Ca1uca LCckpolt, 2,Bu0 bu corn, l,79t ou os!s.
Ba1paEPoRr. Bept. 80 9F "
c1xAExp-Copyeyenrs Lement; LAZY Ftanklins
Iemptt r. 8. GuFnee. LemoLt b. F. Gale L mont;
on ah, D. Eapk%kee Feeder; UaWara. Jo.tes: Ohe-
da1 DttAwb, 100 bFis 4aas.
A%NtYxp-hOL9.
, 1864-10-01

Tue Ore4EE TRApE.-The e6ason 3s last ap-
,,rosch,ne y hen "esiderock&" y Iii he en Ft9 e..
loye.p of tie oivulrea viii VI ant to kuow where to
pct a rooa article. We can tell them. Geo. Mi
fei & C., No. 1s0 Dearborn street, the agehts for
Nnnn Co.'S ceebraled o3ttere. and are pre-
Nn,rd 10 m Ill orders a. the lowest rates. consts-
!, nj ri,h euoa article. Give them cali.
, 1864-10-01

EOR fA1B-Grceery and Fralt
i store. now dcirg nrstzste business. Lock
ticu ono OF tbs hest IN th1. city Esotal rsq1irva
shout $1,000. Inquire In the pssni e, S91 aSase
, 1864-10-01
Marketa by Telegraph.
ALBANY LIVE STUCK mARKT.

(epectsf plapAtch tn the Eicszo Trfbans1
ALnAn1. Il. T., Ffidsy. as3s 80 1881.
Ttc cattle trads cpens very Gull at u ,cl,ne off,
@Hc perlb. Th,He arep,ensy Of hu bus m any
Ct thtm ssy 1hsy will not taxa any catlle except
what fbey can 1er to sell On c,umissiou On,y few
hur.tG have becn toln. Rec lpts for tbs week Will
be sps ut t,vh Steep tre neglected HES arc quo
rec nominaIly at 1ss1sc, With no b1ycss 1T onsh1e
, 1864-10-01

AmQ0E 4QG 3V1tQIA<E VACb HA0sG
draYted il ttia Eard was Alderman Patrick Katitf-
x the ci:t fa,he1s. The reading OF the worthy
stdermgn'e name gave rise to upruarions me!f1
rs1nf Ex Asde11unn Sher. dan IL also among the
dr,ftcd ones. He hrs been Qrarts1mastrF IN the
y9.h I er1ou. Tut resigned "n while ago.
A RECRUITING.
THE ,eo,k Of recruiting is proceeding with sumo.
1ect yaeor 10 I'LL the quota OF the eoa0l5. not
rhtrits before the expiration o. tns tme ~ Wnlca
Irsffesf men ne Obliged to report Ennsunents ete
rn,tr h1Itk, a very nA1y men having ente.ea W
9SsT, Of whom no report has been nsae b.gs
tsotSn, Oake.. at Sprtnened. ArrAncemeh1s hase
se!saxt- hefn made bF which Lieutenant Aa5ty
Eli 1enoYt 10 Captain James eyery morning. ~
srs va rlsd 10 know that Lieut. Hlrty. commanding
she Esval Beudezyoue, has been ior eome nme
,a.st eredttine rtuuits entirely to COOK CoaHt5.
!r,aises where they 1nsniieely come from otasa
a,.sss Westward nr North aard where 1heEe 10 no 2
rocr,3tfnr stntion for the NAtg- we nonce "; = =
mnc1 Tptter feeling among the Committees o. .ae
variont Warde. There II not NC 1a5ne ss.ad ~,
compet.tjop, Some Of the Nafos nase ~ ~
~ Lie from tha aeuge contest ~ tae nt fa;e
ward oper have been ENec, 9ut Ine! a,s Iv ~ ~
they are collecting money sna getHae4 ~ 1t,n ri
induce iett vastetui strife, and permit Ieesn't
| to be procured more cheaplI than al "e1o y
| rush into the work IT once. ,..n,
| The Indications are indeed favorable, polala,, =,
| to the tact thst rot single drafted mar nesos =
| 70 unleFe be Chooses Several OF the "n4s rs
| elnesdy o1t Of the drtft, and VIE have eumc1en
f.itb il humanity to believe ttet they Will come 2
~ fhe ateittance Of the poorer Yards. Mean MI
| Tnnld tpnueDt 10 all thDBe who have NOT yf
ioined thc different Ward organizations tnit the
, 1864-10-01
Suction 5aleg.
dUtIEU1E 1S1I%EE.
rnBERT 1E SAMPSDM,
AH Aucdonee1s, n, 4S aad "a DaAfbotn 1s.
EXTENSIVE EALE OF
New and Secondhand Furniture,
CARPETS, STOVES, Sc.

O'CLOCK 1t our sattBfpcm, rte u1rsr exengva 4ssCrt
mem Of r!en Ter s1d ss:onh.nd fu1nsgss. c2a
silo s1nut 60 IN nepp and Ha1s Cloth E4sY ch4t's
and Eocse r, RsaeHotd eooE EsEes and aeIetatlea,
Fsr.cr Chair, Marble rcp Tables. AAs isees a-o
CHAs BER sETs-Ia Rossvood. Wal,ut. Chestnut
anu Epam sfltd II y MAHOGANY, with or W1rto1r n =
hie Toue, Dressing Bureaus, bedsteads ash stands.
Spin beds ard Matnefsss. Locking G.assess
DiNiSH ROOM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a o1es,
In Oak and Walnut: elegant marble Top slds Boafa5
Cfairs ana c, 8 Chi ~, Sewing Chairs and kockars'
Vrivat, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, CooSn<' far'
1or and [esMher S.1ftn
Aho-s3 bo1es CnampasEe Cider. = pts: nEa ~
El;s-yF1 Shl Y Casts, togeLter WITH variety @
other oodf teo Duuarons TO pGEtcuarsze: Gsnae
cart tiui1J pacFtd srd shipped Lar haIeIs 1som me
f:nn ~ i1nysrs GILBERT & SdAPA0",
~-.attSl Il Auct1oneerH.
, 1864-10-01

OswxHo, Friday Evening. Sept. 81
FL6rR-Doll and 1owsr. .-
GRAls-HnealQutet and unchanged Corn scasro
arc3AGtnlnal-
, 1864-10-01

BA111soRE, Fsidsy. Sept 3o.-Gen Hnnkrr: nc
{. mpana.d ~ E. u Weeasef. Secretary Of the Sec
r.t-ly ot Var, ard others arrived here last eve
1.g from Washington, and took tue cars Of the-
Nnrhetn Central Rallro d for the Nctth., HIS
, 1864-10-01

F4upxrSs AID Coz x1ss1oS.-1t having been
announced that Mr. J. G. Conrad womb succeed
Nr. ], 7. Farwtu as Treasurer on the 1st Of Oc
1ohe1, the notice ot Mr. Cou1ad'e suepension might
CiSc +c,ne uneaEiness 10 the trends Of sha COM
mission. We arc therefore requested - to
ray that the SUSPENSION occurrct prtor
will be kept until further notice At the Sec
Yras3's y pfilce. Aemi:t1nces should hereafter be
made in cash osty taut BY dam bJ Exares. pre-
taid, ynd ..;arktd = Rev. ]. X. shpbesd, Cor Sec
4. n. r. a. G, Sc Washington street, Chicago,
, 1864-10-01

On .ha eo:h of S. p:e,ober. 1861 By Rev. Aaaraw
sharp, at ws:nut nl near ceystsni. Ohio; tha zel.
Gtpce Of tbs br1ce'4 father Eol. tssaa =; hruSa: ~
f. HEUSH {Nt c1tdA,1
, 1864-10-01
From West Virginia.

cxcrsxAr1, Friday, Sept so.-John horssn'a sT 70
old command, uruer Basil DaAe: - nTshur
have made at ia P1i
county, West Virginia. where II Wanens
Hided by he local militia, Captain Hasan&s gre r.:
pulsed the rebels md held then In CHECK. haea
, 1864-10-01
RELIGIOUS 1NrELLIGRNOE.

Rev At. Cobb viii preach in the onion PARK
Bsn.ies Church ncY. Ur. Dixon's) next sabbath
morning, on nehalf OF the Fsred1nen's aid Com
mitE1on.
Bantist Church now wosshlp1ns in the Unitarian
Church coiner Of Wabasa avenue and Hubbard
Court.
to day ffuui 10 to II A II. and from TO 2. Ii.
There being no chapel In Camp Douslas, ser.
yces 1ll be omitted for the present, except Ia the
EU. s. General Hospital, Eighteenth street, d.
Vine service At 8 P. Ii. Rev. E. B. Tuttle, Chap
lniu.
copsi, vii meet rcsuo5Iy in tho Erie Street Mis-
eiop, betweeH Wells and Franklin street, at l9A
A. n sunday School, s:i5 A. H. Parish meeting
On MondaT ulght to organize.
Rev. MI. FIerce, Of this State. viii preaeh on
Sabbath 1norniDg at the Illinois Street Mission;
Strangers are cordially invited. Srats free.
, 1864-10-01

Heavy Commercial Failure.
EEw Tom, Friday. Sept 3oL!nhe ne,1y E1p[nss itS
CONNECTIONS here and in BALTIMORE, laied. o"1tsi =
to the heavy decline in Sterling Hae"Aase' ~
which they were largo holders.
, 1864-10-01

hlarm uas felt at Ctartabur1. Tne rehr] forco Is
reported ut too, The Wheeling IntsytoxneeT, TO- =
ever, Coca rot credit the report aud thinks the A.
tick Taa made By email raid1ng p1sty.
, 1864-10-01
uEAnquAnTEns ttTu MINNESOTA, |
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 2Sth@ 1854.


Chicago Citizens Corpt, :
CuicA6o, Oct. l, 1851.
Ali oiticets and men OF this Bsttaion are hereby
oroered 10 appear at the aruorY at O'Clock p. H.
OF Mouoay. Oct ;, 1861.
Notice Il hereby gwen that At the meeting Of the
corps On Monday, Sept 26 II was resolved to ois.us
men fhat the names OF those who have not signed
the copstitution and by-laws, and who arc not
preecut at the above ordered meeting. toss. 81 OF
for thefr absel &C. Will be stTucE from the TJsls.
Auy.yacauciee that may result ffou this order will
he fil.eu ss soan az practicable.
By order OF Col JOAN TURcuIN.
SJ- rrHaA
, 1864-10-01

rz-Dr Justin Hayes Institute, 96 State street,
Ca'care, speeislity treatment Of chronic diseases.
For further particulars eend for nnubef q the
ncl.tS23T ~.