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, 1864-09-15

truth. that whatever opinions we may haSe
AZ to this and that question, or maa, We
have rot to decide between tTo men and
two platlotus ofpnblir policy; and shall be
Obliged to take one or tbs other. Suppose
We do not like Lincoln; are we enamored
of Mcclellan Admit that the measures of
the Gorerement do not quite snit Us, here or
there. Do We love With all our hearts this
Chicago platform? Admit that the National
Union party contains some verr me IN men ::
will we hug to cur bosoms this agglomera.
tion Of pekte sneaks and hissing vipers
which put together the resolutions in the
NIgWam, and hoiated Mcclellan and Pendle-
ton upon the track?
We have got a1on so tar With the war
and have made progress therein: and
though not 'always rapid progress, still
at therate we have gone on, We shall subane
the rebels after while. Does any man
Hboae head is not solid basswood, he1iey,
We should improve our prospects under NJ.
Clellan upon his peace platforms
The people Of Maine have ciphered o1t +ba
answers to some of these questions. snd
the loyal nation will be deli GIFTED with the
results. It cannot be 5onbted that 60 ooo5 =
pattern will be followed In the other state.
That was good victaEy in Mobile Bsv. ~
WAS that st Atlanta; 80 was that In Ms;ne m
Mouday,
, 1864-09-15

fE The rebel chiefs at Richmond are
sweeping al their available forces from all
quarters into the army of Lee. All their
outlying detachments, gueril1as included,
frem Southwestern Virginia, East Tennessee
and Kentucky, Georgia, South Carolina and
North Carolina, are moving for. Richmond
and Petersburg. Such is our information
from The army Of the Potomac. Leeis mass-
ing an immenec body Of troops on our left
On that vital Weldon railroad. He evidently
medltates struggle Of lie or death 4or its
poeseesfon-a crushing assault vita au over
whelming column, like Tint Of Stouew ewnll
Jackson at Gaines' Mill. To this extremity
is Lee reduced by the Tightening ll1e. Of
Gen. Grant. They must be broken or Rich
mond must be abandoned for lack Of Bed
Flies. The army. Of the Potomac anticipates
an attack, and prepared ut al points, calmly
awaits the opening Of the growing act of the
drama. Gen, Grant is not ignorant Of the
euemy's movements, necessities or designs.
He is ready; but he can still afford to wait
for while be is now strengthened in every
thing By every days delay, Gen. Lee, from
his diminishing Subsistence, is daily weaken,
ed in his weakest point.
, 1864-09-15

There was fair attendance On 'ChAn2e day.
and the general markets were active and frm-tae
Eastern dispatches and the ete.dIncss IN gold
having tended to strengthen prices.
| Flour, however, vas du11, buyers md SELLERS
having been about &c apart in the!r Views, and We
report sa!ea Of only abont 800 hbls at $3.50 for
| very choice White Winter, and 31o.soGe1lo 90 for
| good to very choice Spring Extras
Wheat opened early At an advance. but It was
short-tved, and the market ruled active and steady
1t yestesday's quotations-elostnx with down.
ward tendency. About 125 900 bushels Of al grades
changed hands At S2.o2 for No. Red; 3te7pt.a8
tos No. gRed; 31.s5G1.9 20 for Rejected Red $t.95x
@19a for No. Spring; $l.9sl1.95 for No. ,
Spring; and 81. .e5G1.h for Rejected Sprirg-ths
marx ct quiet 1t 81. .9s for No. Spring, and
s.. By for No. 2 Spring.
The demand for Wheat IL still coudn to spec-
u1ators, and there Ia little none being shipped
The prices at the East 11G390c lower than those
ruling here, With freight and commissions addej,
OF course this state Of matters c.nnot exist long
without being ruinons 10 all who ara engaged In
tho busIpesy.
Corn was sctive and prices advanced 1e per
bushel, with sales Of about 113,000 bushels. At
81 G1.33 tor No Corn; $1.stHGt.saH for
No 2 Corn, ard 81 .s0h 40 for Rejected Corn
the market eloein. steady It S1.e3 for No i, and
Lee for No Corn In store. The demand Hss
chiefly By shipper, but there mas also moderate
speculative inquiry
There was Al active shipping demand Tor No :
Oats, and the market advanced 11ke per hushe1,
but No Oats were dull and shade lower. The
sales ofa1l kinds foot up about 10000 Bushels at
OK "a SIC for No Oats, 65l1&Gttc fox No Oats:
nnd e2c for Rejected LOatE-the market closing
steady at the outside quotations.
RIO vas more active. and we nota further ad-
vance in prtcca Of !c per buahe with sales OF
buskels, at st.a91a2N for No ! Rye, and 3t.9sH
@1.20 for No 2-the market closiug steady at the
outaldc quotations.
Barley was Irregular and quiet, n ii s.lcs Of only
about 1000 bushels, at 81 90Qtl.oa for No = and
1.s5G2.s0 by sample.
utehwines were in moro active request. and
prlces advanced 1l2c a gallon. with a,les Of 900
bb1s At .T5-closIns firm at 81. laat.Xx.
Timothy Seed wns In fsir supply, but the damand
VAS light, and the market ruled dull, with light
Gales Of good to prime qualities at $55D. Flax.
Seed is In fair demand and rteady, with aales Of
inferior to primo at 99.e003.15.
Provisions Wcre more active, and We note sales
u A
, 1864-09-15

fT Wbe1 James Buchanan was the Dem.
oclstic candidate for the Presidency, he was
tWltted with former political hereeies. HIS
reply was, !" am no longer James Buchanan
i an the Cincinnati PLATFORM" So when
General Mcclellan is reminded OF hla present
double faced attitude his reply Is, I am no
longer George B. McClellAn-I am the Chi
cago platform.
, 1864-09-15
HoARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Trial OF Or, Deans Continued and Con
clnded-sods Resignation Accept
e@-Petltl@nA to LeEAt1Ze
Knffstment Loan.

| .... -.
Pursuant to adjournment, the boarQ Of snpefsl-
eoss met Yesterday morning at 10 oselock--the
| President. j. M Alien. In the ch,lr The fol oH.
| 1no members a....a-ad m tba;r namaa.-Aten-
/ oos"ste" 1.N-N.s oL..,~,
0A&eF, oto"o, BEaaJ, Sools Ca1oinae1- en7''cS
! ton, Chardler, DraIdorH, EdbsooS, brown,
| GoEuley. Hasues. darms, James, kingsley, Mos.
oen M.,,-t- 1s.f.,,oho, c,'var Nf1es f>,endorfr.
| fancba! p1 pnacocE Pses Shi.1s gtrnnp'
/ atn,nhsns ats5n,-ari1sr Shsrlf ford Tnvlnr a s..
| Wsrd Nte'n3.s'
Tra rge-h ,..5 .ha 1n3rnt.a nj tha n-er;ous dav,a
! eession which 80 10 ~ ,nntion. nnnrnycd
IN ,1ct,on ~ r. Gr,arrtsnr SherEinrd ~, Tsoard
| then rr.nmed ia tearinr ri the Dr. Dfana' case.
| ri, Ernst ~ nonnsa1 f1,r n Daana. snbmtffei
the renfsfer ~ ~ Poor Hrnae Az eyId.ncs an ha.
ha1f n ,he aefsns. W. -17' ~ W w.
| Hnnerv;sor Iw;n ronnse1 tor the .noar1. nro-
nosed IN waiva ant snd iar fha csse IN he.
| fora The Rna-a ,;thant II - ~
| m vrn9;cr ~ unna-v;ao. ehartfcr4 TIN r.s-ey
! rcsfi Tho tnf1ctrna" ~ srsfnst ~ n-.ns ~>A0
On mntion nf:annarr3snr nsnrlsxton n r,a "a,
eoivei In 1rsw inrore ,his evening at Ts< n,c1orh
il Ern,t wr,iI ot rnns.r+ - 55sivs ~ s-ercrar1
| md r.qirneI the tes;imonr nna ma IN n =
| aneech nf rnnptJa,shja fan,fh sfter vh,rh, ths
| Bnsrd ,1ionrneH mil ; o,c;ocF ~ NJ 1'~'A "1As
o'N-@8e "....asr ..s. ss..sa,1
ATAASooo sheetoA'
Pursuant tn adjournment the Hoard met at two
0cloek-the FraHtdcnt IN Ihe taaif. Alter the roll
nag been ca'le3,
supervisor Irwin. on penaH o1 tha county,
Gioeed tie argument In feation 10 the case OF Dr..
Deans. r,.,
Ou motion Of SUPERVISOR GEAck10Fd. It wHH re-
, 1864-09-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
III sales of Grain repers<a In Gsis n7xrket report
are on q ossis Of &C storage pr 6usAei, uale.s
ethtrtctse stated. -Four 4 saId 84!iuered unl<ss

III sal<s Of Grain repert<a In, ksts nxrkss repoyk
shtst;s s1h:r,o:: ;tat:s .;a;.1 -Four 's'a s4Vsrea t'
| WapznsoAT Ey1xua, Sept. II. 1854.
FMhIG GnTs-onA1s s TEsrntaaEs7oaiss. e Ths en-
,.S ,to 70 esy rslS; r. M reno
e: Eysi'ss: .it5 ssc; .chf; scoss ans Il
htn. T1te .s5 ssIa ssin 4 22
z Esses. We 8uota:
e.: E:s sss:si fs44 !;ti e 50 &: 1
EloHz - EsHt1ans us eAtHa l.ttG9
81 i; 10 ea.;t. L 9.t.:
-.-.--., -Tsnrta c1a.s. near
r. zo,;an. An al I5! ~ LIZ E9s..:::.:.::s s.
- 9:*'a' ri - "a LA s;i;::::::dg e
IS r sssaeF. saF ~ u 51a 1.a 3:a
s u. Il Il
ELIUieReeea,sdt to asy lis: b.!;: :sippsa 5;s 81
nr!,: ms,. hs56Gs 4 a5ms5 nnE lact,ys salts .o1lay
E e:s 81: sf''''sR:' ':;'
SssRSis + s: -. : s::s:s %
oas 18TH Ss r.
R5e. 81 Ia i Ia ~ Wsa e
s.? Il e S!sas Hssf;ss rs
3 ss'e5 ssss!15 g 4 ~; Il: ssss sss
5p:se i eH Z bua aas;x aa Z 5sx LIZ
ctv 6n ao e y ~ T. sa e1 do It 81 SIX: I'D hn ~
3xo b1 DO At s9s 10, ba Ress;.d sS "a Go Vt A
go nn % y u e. 4oa bn do ii Siss q H. ss5
r. ~ 81 aa'sf sn,s6 satShs6 tor No sp1z, I'D
COMN-t'eeeiyed to.day, 24.7a5 ou ahpoed. $500
Ssfe; s. S35s e 4 s5ga15s ID s. p Ee
70 C9tn 2 u = % ou do 1t Il s!3; Sas sa sa
GO GO ss 1pen en GEsssssd Cen
iof n*T.nH,csa;S. s9 I ~ doI Noz cofn g store
b: I'd sns tAH9esd 1a al
Is 9.t; i ~: &c: T:fs lis; b9:
q us Sn y s:s:s 4 - 81!
Grade oa,a at t1c. O.Ts tAFLo1T-6sso bus No
osts at es an9at; 6,oo5 ess sc .aos;
d. fop NJ ,o ,elonE ateads at stt0ssc Tor NO.
p tea.y st, eu 'sspsdt da:3
s1 a. i sia: stse - - q Il sI:!Y q Soa ~
st s11sh: ~ 10 Do 1t tes l5e% % o1 20 90 = ~
as Us ior ekss No ?!e''f< s'', at S' ''F no aA1
>. hAkLE1-RtceiYed today, so2 r.; 'sies2fic:
s &, 11a1ss 81 3 t + ,S. O.
prime g % :. raci 10 bags II $40 oA trssk; -
A.CniUnGRemi1sl L II ge At sss.ss per x.lloa
70 es1, Isl 8 b.. Hafkss vssJ da.l and uau1asl1y
FIJI ps,rI II e4cess saA sass.. 3e9uo
gs1ptsK 9RttcF, IN IL aztsee
ets5es sai.s ssa s ~ vs;o:IS 1xinaxood ss ia.
UKANe-Dajl. gAies 10 das Were:-1S nots good
sRGoaa coRE.E:sssi,sd L.. ts:,,s.y I'm -:
sGed G@edaf9:sisnsos q. {. e te9 xe..r.1y q.t.t On b,
Ssses:3 Sssa asas ~ am I'D naehaaxe& " aaats:
, 1864-09-15

In wheat tn=rt va only = light milling derani
aud prtefs Fansea q 45o4zlS ioI No !, aud !. ls@
heayy decline n, E9ld se@p!s sely nss'ened oss ia
1z0s without response nom buyers The recsints
for the week we're but 1I,ae more than la3t veek,
bn- 1his1lseeg lhers IL diapostIor o. tha nsTs
holders to eel! hut b1ytra not dtiu1sed "a ars
nomlnh1s ~"A~]1 a.
, 1864-09-15

time st the expedition, In comusnd Of the
! Sd Brigade, and that Colonel Rinnaker, ofthe
12od Illinois Volunteers, is at present In
command Of the 1Bt Brigade, 7. Il ".
, 1864-09-15
phflx 6e1nhSn Eaed N nrL~s- 80

There is sstbsF note dsinE in c!ove1seed, and new
u HeeH!Ink " lose On 1yFtT2l II $i3 EA4i{00 II IN.
saie q o eushels ola stea 1eporte1 On tes. Fe6t
pflvats lmoanE Y quiet md Be1ltng within lbs
san9e g. ssIt@h.c bu. the latter for psite. Flar-
seed "a y feqasss With further sales 1t =
, 1864-09-15

-. Wi{kes' Spirit for this week has
c!nsning article on Mcclellan, whom the
eoltor KNOWS NJ we'll as one man Gnu know
baok,upted Of bis chancea bg tie yictory of
Sherman. and by the popular zcpudiation Of
his party platform.
, 1864-09-15

Et3lss-1n yevY saal aupplY. MARKET actlvs aad
tTm 1t 1e8 .. 2 doK.
F.%HSWa1TK fIsu-In light supply with an &C.
t4Te deEAnc. o, presioul quot1s1ous 20 rosa tnr.
ther nee OF a5c hf bTls This u tho result OF
and Is such IL sc arce1y to bo comm eaded. Trout
baye aso By similar Arrangement to tbs shove. ad-
il emsll stock in tta market. and modera.a de-
mant 70 Iaka Herring "a 9aeto nomtntlty.
or Fh In very ltxht suoply tbs result or which
% 1eeu IN the un1Iusl fltmneaa Of ths market. Va
, 1864-09-15

Total M..-...-.......-.......... p 60C
The first t.ble does not include deserters
who came in after our forces had crossed the
Chattahoochee; and these number several
thoueand.
The Georgf. militia, lately numerous In
hoods army have almost disappeared. Re-
liable Information assures me that the noun
tatns are full Of them, seeking safety. u
those killed In the battle Of Joneaooro near.
~ all we're veterans OF Hardees corps,
There are now Lett Of the rebel army about
A000 Veterans, and from 10000 to 5000
militia 1t has ut length ceased to be for
midab1e, and bnt for the fatigue Of Sherman Is
forcea, would, ere this, have been aunfhilat-
ed. But let not Copperheads take to them.
selves the aclusion that Hoods army viii bo
allowed to recuperato. lie can get no moro
men; and nc Is losing many every day.
RUMoRs.
We have series Of rumors, from various
quarters, bat l put little confidence in them.
We have 1t stated that Mobile has been esp
tu1ed; that our gunbo.ts have been up the
river 10 within fifty miles Of Selma that
Dick Jler is on this side of the Mississippi,
having crossed bis army over; and q thou
Eand other stories equally absurd.
terday, from rebel In The South to party
here. 1t was signed, :" Yours truly, E., !"
less to avoid unpleasant results, should it fall
Into the hands Of the authorities. It Ii uu-
ooubtedly genuine, the writer being mem
ber Of the lst Tennessee {rebeD regiment,
and the carrier one Of Wheelcr's servauts, Il
was chiefly IN relation to purely private and
personal matters, but there is one extract
which is important, and therefore give It.
1t is as subjoined:
sour case il not buoyant, be assured. You
know my position and my intimacy With
B., clerk at Gen. Hoods headquarters,
give me pretty good opportunity to know
The situation. We have less than 50, 1000 men
--one.half, or nearly 60, raw, worthless mill-
taese recruits viii not be worth d-n. and
the handful Of veterans will have to bear the
whole weight Of the fight. Lee is doing
little better than Hood, out be can't hold out
long"
This letter was dated August 18th, mud in
the light Of subsequent events is important.
, 1864-09-15
Ptitsbufx Oil AFnrkes-9-nt ~

b9n2t yta10d1y Wa1 au1l, and tbs aaleF Were Ve1Y
tnA!ls fof yAllous Ase1y vAinh il khtt INV
- 90 not ks the ngu1ea saA In the plses sSe
Allegheny Rvnr sons tMe pa&t verr hatsv Wor4h
oonIS. Ra11ea ola AAYa boon pexleeIa1 fer ssuaa
, 1864-09-15

The first installnent OF the new
Atlantic (submarine) cable arrived Ut Now
York On Saturday in the bark Maria, from
London. It is bet ween three and four hun
cred miles In length, and is consigned to
CyEua ". Field, Esq.
, 1864-09-15

S There will be Union Mass Meet,ns
at honce. Ill, On the cath instant, At two
O'Clock. Hon. Jesse o Norton, membc. Of
Congress, Of Joliet, Ion. G. D. A parka
and other able speakers. will be present.
Let there be Grand rally.
, 1864-09-15

me. Boy~s e1h'btr n disposition t, tate hold
Tn rates low current IL thx kakk Tfl pos Iu4l.fY
ssipment Tos +A1e ot ~ btis bonded W n7ted 70.
rosy at &c. dAtvefs-fh IN FuilhJ. .lnhiA Wtioh
EA1kk eQA2tde1nhle dlQn{Hnce.
, 1864-09-15
New York Money and Stock Market.
{Eeca!ved by F. G. 5slseDAtAlf / Co., Com.ats,:o1
Stock anu Bond B1oktrs. u CiarS atzost, Ch!csEo.
COmMBHCI4L.

WEDNESDAY Evening, Sept. II. 1854.
The receipts and shipments during the past
81 hours were En- follows:
RKcEuTs And sutp xyNTx fAaf II uar1Ba
, 1864-09-15

81 Hon. l. N. Arnold, Of this city, has,
oy Invitation, made appointments to address
Union meetings In Pennsylvania, He will
sptak at Pitssburg early next week, and I'LL
ee1ies OF engagements until hc reaches
Philadelphla.
, 1864-09-15

Wh; At-The market opened dnu 1t abo II tina r..
duced ratss of Saturday and closrd stil further
dectco Of tasc; Fos Ne vn! q = IS va o1ered Il
Fes No .sIs. AIS Ess oi5efsi q thv eoeaiax. ii
ore. SLID vas onereda se.12 tste1: f,v No d..
e2H0 ~ss ssked- AFAe OF one Csc =: u 81 Com
strict price. sSea73. Barley eAdY It 1la55jF III
Hx Bye-DenltQ4 good Al 4I45
, 1864-09-15

T1methy Ia IL tatr requeAt, an1 pIteas are th9d4
easier. Sales Tor the week 53l blu It f55S3sHl fot
Wtrc nln, ana as7sa1o5 for 1ll,noiI. included ass
hu lIpois at a6.75e 0. Canada held st S5.a5as a.
CiLYrr scarce and lru,. held 1t St1.Nal5.l0 Flax.
81 ed a. k3+N.
, 1864-09-15
Special Advantages ef this Loan.

IT II FlT1o5AL sAyIHas BAHK, uneslnK .
hRher rate oiintcfaz than Any other. and rRz Bzse
sxcuairT. ApJ sartnEs b4nk which pays IT. depce-
fto1s II q. 8. Eetes, colEdars that it il paying n
ths bert circulating medium OF ths country, aud q
oAaHor pay in anything better, f,s IL own Gssk
arc elths1 IN Government Securities Or In no.aa or
boEds ps4 AcIe In GovetHDect paper.
Convertible Into n Six per cent.
E.20 Gold Bond.
In sddlen TO :he yez7 eersl 1nta1e On tho uoesA
tor th.ea year, this privileges Of conversion IL non
worth abont 1h1ee per cent PER arnu. Tor tbs cp1.
rent rats for $40 Bonds a not 1e4s than S1s1 rK1
C1aT. FRKX1UX. and betorn tue wa1 tho p:euiuu ea
tx pei Cent q. 8. I.acks VIA twenty Per cent
1t will ne that the actual profit tnls oAu Al
tie presen: mtkst tass. Il noi sks than ten pr ca
par 1nuuE.
, 1864-09-15

It Is raid that Ben. Wood has Suddenly
become enannored OF the cong Of ss Ben
Bolt" and the terrified Democracy Ia now
singing voclfcrously so don't son rcmem-
Der the Letter, Ben Bolt.
, 1864-09-15
FIRST kAT}OnAl BANK or

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
First National Bank Of St Louis, ns.
Second National Bank Of st. Louis. Ms,
Third National Baak Of st. Louis, M.
Fourth National Bank Of st. Lonls, As.
And by al National Banka which ASo doposlts.1ae d
poaltt money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE RANKS AND BAYKBR3
tsruughou. tho country viii Riys further ,nfo1ua.
Hcn and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO suB5CRrBHfA.
ss5q5ss 2wdAw
, 1864-09-15

Butter In CicS efa1d-Eept. II.
nss: weak b &ve bt en- conpsfauvely iyhk The fuIi-
cations sre stttns tEAt 1t tlhxhest oolas
for III. present Dealers sra, h0 weves, ati asktng
Is0iic Il Z III 6tefu RkeeEYe.
, 1864-09-15

pGK.
slAuxhtse. 5o1s. .E4No
B1e1o4 AJrtA......E<351c Il
Rtaoeo, eiols. -. .432S:c
Qrt1oco good dan
AM..............4!2Me
4.
F:ascA Cali. Il
+0H,.-...........3 m89R
Frsnca Cali, 81
Hs...,....,....f..Ea3,4
Froneh Calf L..
notnsa, q 6ez- -........
s1...,...... l19.Ma1.5 Il
Frtach Calf La.
nnl1es, SEQ
ends, y doz.l;l.N@:o7,M
Ll1lx.f Ndoz. 1t.1Ia Is %
HeaRx 4Az..l5.tta 100
artat Quiet and f1tm Ut
'L.AA, Yam. Hsnp. .esasoe
/" AA1l!lA. ale
MAnill4 3ope....,.,-13539
Manila Hk5 Rope. .H-aNe
Na!ana.............Ra3E
1A4 thtd.
OAn1........ 111a $50
A41s...-.-...-----.Ika2So
, 1864-09-15

TT The war Ia really near Its close. The
present front Of the rebellion, menacing
though it be, is really nothing more than q
musk, concealipg the ho1lo#ness and rotten
ncss within. The South is literally exhaust
ed exhausted Of that without which It is
Impossible to ca7y on war-exhausted OF
men. As Gen. Grant the other day pungent
II said. the rebels have tsrobbed the cradle
and the grave to reinforce their armles.n Out
Of an available fighting population Of up
wards Of three-quarters Of million With
which the var was insugurated, they have
saved IN effective force Of one hundred or
one hundred and fifty thousand men. The
rest tre in their graves, in the hospitals, dis
abled, or prisoners In eur hands. These are
1h8forlon hope of the rebellion:
, 1864-09-15

- The leaders Of the rebellion have ceased
to zee asy hope for their cause In the arena
Of war. They are now looking to the arena
OF politics. 4 party has been set up whose
creeds and alma have their entire sympathy
and moral support. The platform of that
party has nothing but expressions OF con-
tumely for the sacred var, the recital of
which has Peen made; for JEFF Davis and
his crew 1t has nothing but expressions of
sympathy and respect. The people OF the
North have now before them the momentous
question Of determining, by their action,
whether they will justify all the precious
blood ehed in this WAT bv car1yiag it tri-
umphantly through and crowning it with a
glorious and honorable peace, or whether
By base surrender they will project It into
history es monument OF nation's folly.
, 1864-09-15
FROM NASHVILLE.

The Situation at Atlanfa-Eomp paxA.
tive Statement OF Rebel and Fcdnral
11osses-kkumor1-An Intercepted Let.
ter
, 1864-09-15

CoLL1B1oy.-Twe vsssela arrived he7o yeGtssd4y.
bound cs~a n tov. partially d!saeled By coluMon
A. Bnrktsehhn Ihe tosmer had her bulvarks nd
GaEchioAs fer ard - thu port bow carried away
vessel IN constgusuas easAtned far fepatf4-Da-
t1olt A1vsrtt4eF. 18th.
nsnoe passed This pott On sunday uixht es ronts ~
ChicAIo Owing 10 tas hsur II which Eae pa.sss ~
Cd n7 hea.sy. 6he ~ sals V<fntiiion. usto r. ~
Burto1 Pierce, scA Of sht 1arker ca5s of thst ~
suursd 1he has no aopcE1or, and has also snis
1tA 1t-out-1oid. "V's4
8rhuns ALxAx-Tae schooner n. a u,hh.rA .-
her paiaze de.A non hasQuetto Lata sunsI.,or ~
yben a6eft ehte4se eelow Detsnr ,su64snjy ts1nnr
heavy 1nnnlnE. Whlta attempting 10 HI stH4 1
and II eeAtSuense OF aeF ROLLING keAViy -
eft. ions twsntgnva tsss, Nss neeeessEtY tsrnSn H
sTesosa<a. sss ssstEsa he<u Friday night, nd II
, 1864-09-15

&sfWfN AN0NE 10E NOW XNFEs
The following table shows the amount gsaIs shjp-
ned from Buffalo to Troy fer the II da:s etdlnz
G
, 1864-09-15

T VIEF1EX R-Iu !&H bupplJ.R WIT 81t4uJ teInI I14,
Prict fl.sn aud unchat Esd. VI quote:
Pars SIGsr ss 7laexar 81 e
eSWOU1-Keeet1.d. 20 ~: aiip;3;sd, s..css sa1 g
Is dull .sd insetya - II cs5 g. tbs e6oic
Hool bus 1te not ofef!nE over ;. 60 snd
pr1.e. 70 hare sesn fome eholoe uiht Flests Wool
today. tor witch, Afew dsys 4iuca 3l.N WIS paid
Tue ceats 1er tor II to-day wa Mc. Wo qu5se:
ri4s Ltht Fleece. A...................... sscatIs
Le- = tHSEc1 = 12SNAt 9
F.etaI Iuk Haaatd- . n................. 1ooAN. s
-NOUD-1ecelpfs In ited, = itA al active danA1d.
We quote: -
gesea, sera. in ths ys.d. s1n-Dal.ysrea At xl7es
Ha1l1, pae eo64> d. % 17-oe DO 13.f
a1sks[5. ser tosd, Do Do Mes d Uio
, 1864-09-15
MAJ. GEN. SMITHS Mlssis.
8lPP} RAID,
The Fight on the Hatchie.
Federal Occupation Of Oxford.
DESTRUCTION Or the PLACE,
Burning of Jake Thoupsoo's
Residence.



c.-no ssn. 20 ,ee.
It may be considered rsther lsts n The dsv
for correspondent to wy;te an account ~
an expedttfnn ub;o1, a+a-taa ova- . ,.o,th
since and which -,t,;-, ~ ~ Mar ~. - 49,
90 ~ oa,h ~. usa ~. ca ~ 49, s 80 ~ ta1
no 'ue -otn ult. pus al tne f1sk OF being
somewhat SLOW, au gofngto hazard the ex-
pertinent Nothing has IS yet been publish
ed to rive an adeonate idea of thp 1,ta.t ra1a
~ 1Ta9 80 c.sf.1,. - - 80 e.l 1Ato
~. -. NtH5: oen' o1n'tns !ctees inso Inc 6.ate OF
mississippi. have lately had the pleasure
Of ccuve1sing with m officer, who accomna.
MED Gen, Smith, who Is fully poeted and
e., - ~. ns,,s.,,,.- ps'Aee' aan
ilo" wao'n tne iol'o"1pg PARTICULARS OF the
expedition have been obtained. simply re-
produce. in nv own Language. the fac,a taka,
do,,., ,-ono fhfe oor+1e.,oe,s,
uo"n "o t4e eeea0no accoant' Al
thopgn not WTltlen py "our correspondent.
upon the spot" 1t fs to be hoped tha ra1a+ioo
Fill be found fnlly "a trnthf,l a. .n,anr w..
acconnta uh1ch bs1a 49,. r..-1S. ~ .!At5 rAf 70.
~ z~mNN..A D'o oeea 'a1oisneo 10 the
us1'1 press al LIE East and IN the West.
THE START FROM ME2mus.
The battle Of Tupelo had besn fouoht
Gen. Smith and b;a fcrcaa ha1 ~s,,-n.5 ~
.ha ,;tv of NTo,,.h,. 4sss ~. .. ~
~ ~ ~ +1epmS' tns1e 70 reposc tne1r
"ea15 oonos ano recruit the desh which had
Deen WON away by severe marching and &c.
we're lighting. But they were fated not long
fn an;ov f1,aS+ oooo ava .u,4 -. --a,-k
, 1864-09-15

Htore.
OlLs3L1snsp o1IEA1xe: qu!ct and in small
Oh scares ana in l.Eks demand ezIces v*ry a7n
FuAsy Orr In 20 Feqatss az dr a. previous quo
E2ttnN4. vAvNN ~rd1
, 1864-09-15
BARK. BARK, BARK.

Fox ss1e. to sRr.ve. ~ coeds Hsnaloek Bark.
as14.E u
, 1864-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO- da7. 400 bfla: ship
p:s z1g o:ls. AEset r. adI.nced I9:e M Hsr gallon:
33sk 40 bin 1t II; 1ss bsIs It 3t4H; 10 bris
q S4i9rcfasins wt.a coed demand 1t s,dial.7iX-
,LEATHER KIN limited demand. Market toless-
h1F nfJn arm n nurhknUAd va
, 1864-09-15

In the afserroon, ossfng to reported advance In
gold, the wheat market was buoyont, and No 2
vas eo1d at $1.3G1.& closing at $1.3fs51.91H.
Corn, outs, re, barley, and nighWines were un-
chanped
, 1864-09-15

W1pHHanAT Ey1xua. Sept. II, 1854.
FRKIGHTs-GR41p pFREfuars-Qutee, Tha en-
Eagenien's 10 day Wele: To BUFrALo-Prop neno.
With cats bark Crssm ClsJ, wath oats at ac;
trhr Evei'ne. With esrn q 74c; schss 8cost ana
swallow with ctyn 1t 7tc.
*'LAX1 AND RAIL FKxl&NIx-Taeza II u eha.ra
n I8see. We 4uote:
, 1864-09-15

- E3u8-lIXoTHY-lA limited request ald dull
~ egs. 10 bgn AID 70 bulhels good 10 prts
M ~ ~ 353& FLAx sEaD-In Eoet sensad and Arm
saN1 se eFls btms At 33.1 pk1s s1.ra Is hgf
tertof At n 81. "' ~ - A@
as !uppIJ. The1s hiss been no chasse on preYioas
qHotaNoas. 1t which The naxkts L rsleraoly nfnl,