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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

Louisville and Nashville R1i-roa8 sac.
wanted, for which the highest gr.sa ,gill D.
paid, by TEos. s. AAKa.
CERTIFIED Aco0CsTE.- II es rustlys, la5s-ers
end others, before selling taair Government
vouchers, should take them % the Ezchsare
Oeace, corner Of Union and ColieC8-stree...
where the very best rates are rivca D.
THos. 8. MAEK.
Purchase Voucher cashed - the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
L'ouisyiils cashsd O. the most reasonable
terms.
Al Kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and eeld- The highest rates always paid
sSr sAVes and Geld feb I8--tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

For the latest spring ztyles-tho neat
est, prettiest, cheapest-iry goods. 70
20 ". Freeman 4 j. r. Cowan. os
Public Square, corner Of Deadorick
street NJ LIZ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

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PROPONsLS FOR CORN MEsL,
OeFIca u. 3. Co6russARY OF SUBsJsrESCE,
fsf.-f.-.-{f- Hr,-.4 laal L

apl7-Im No. Il PUBLIC SQUARE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27
AUCTION,
7 WILL COMMENCE TO SELL, AT PUBLIC
i ssle, on
Monday, ISth lnst., at 10. 4. M..

and continue the sale each day, 1t the same hoUr
until NY Stock il closed out. The Stock is mis-
cellsneoas and al Staple Goods, consisting in par
Of the following ARTICLES:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

'CGIiooea twenty five cents yard, at q
Cherry street. Gp22
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

Lt.-Col. 18th Mioh., and Provost Marshal.
April 6--tf
, 1864-09-24
NEW YORK eRoCRRY mARKxr.
Review fsr Three Days ezains se1t. 2

~ 1Fron the N. y. Slipping List)
euaAK-f1efs is ve1y usle DO 1K IN fnE. t3o uaes
tTat'oEa q so dsr'tn. II gold exn2x ~ Is
Guoatsns nns9ney ars quite oaulnsl. Rsansu ia M is
6ul and io1 eE Ee4uore 11hes thAu 6:nafts r; io*
r. III aa 81 fas r95 snd "a US 1st
sisiincd ksE Orleans :6Hc: p1s aaT.5a.2te a3a "a
hhts M.laso, 1sc.t N "a; sgd los lhds Ea5a. ~
cnea a .e !.
Me eIsss1s-Tness s.. betI 70 itse dene s;nce oar
{ ss % 20
ceE. ht3 tenk Det-or snp1eslsd fhAn thole oI Host
other i,1ts Q, cnsho,ae. Ths asies A.s ss5 neos
sew Orleans 11lae1. IA NOS T. d ~ hhas Pqsto
New d leaEs sold at soc9el cash:
,snns ss.p redscs
kt,il rather NAL owing 10 tbs cecil:lnS t,nden
cy IN tho gold marfet Tho only sales afo- -10 bags
a. Domingo 1zc, caRh. and 10 Cosla Eca on tetns
" ea d na1 81 sSe9p .1 a H. Il Ind
ports, as msde mp by Mesafa FIN: Scost + Son. y
Isl 81 bags viz 11sss5 bags n.1t soo IN Phllaael'
sn 1ys9 II eoz IN an,
detcsp1fo1. srt ano1atlols Bra necessarily nonloxl
rer On private rers; acd 80 mats cassia At 75c.
T1.-Iho market is fiat, and though there Is no
pckEtIe len, pl1cts fAycF puyefs. No only n5tlce
1t ht thek:s uncoloied Jspao and so 60 O7oaK, In
KIcx-1s Inactive, bnf without particular change IN
p.lcea Ne notice ~ baeaE,ngoon al $t41a9l5,*o +;
Bud IS brls Para at tlf&17. cash. -.
tipue our orevious qnotatous. The itocs ofDsy Cod
Is email but there has Deen afmos. no demand. n1d
Of only ns ta's, a = s} 19F sanE az ~, -
unthA Eed Herr1 & are qnletI2ws aofs es.ea oi
so br1s Mtsnmlchl. to arrive, At IS 81. =
, 1864-09-24
Ee1nr1 Of the Hnndrtd Day Eoys-Reeeptiol
at the Rest.

Last evening VIII an epoch in the wars history
which will long live ~ the memories of many
family Of *'yt" city Of Chtcsgo. For three long
Eontes have mothere and sisters sand-somebody
else looked forward to. the return OF the gallant
fnn5ted o.y resime1t, who that time ago Jeff our
city 70 obey 'he call u Father Abraham. Few
OF Chicaeos residents u CREATE. degree, for It
was coupoted- OF actons fcin The besr div fami
lies. Counting. .honnee, banks and etore. tapoIi.ai
shop or farm Last tIahf, there 6re-the OCCASION
Of The .esurn Of the 1asth Vol. III. Inf. Ofo davs
re.1mentewss = t'nc Of special interest, for in
i ca minated the wIshes aud hopes Of 30 mauy.
On three different days their arrival had been an
Iouncal, hut they failed to come, and people were
beettning to think 1he boy. would 1:erer 1e:nrn.
whsn s19 ne antelsenee reached us that thez were
Nom G:E 3es'eroay morning f4tn te1l In torrents,
1atc1e ~ m1n.ty wlshtng either to chris:en he
npIS On ! ssis Ihs aoSsnt INTO civi life or +e sur
FfitlGc 1hem by creating little mud OF the
"! The vet AID mud did not deter tie p,tf,otic
@ and ,hs s1S eeo5 Tue sppsinted time
FnilnF, fair on:;e, an1ioas 10 labor in The recr5
ton ot the eoldier boys. About haitpsa.
M ssScn p, e sock tnteMcenee reached The committee
tbat ahe bosE hnd reached the cl.y, and aiter A
!!ts'e delay the restmerr comm:nced 10 tie into
me is5ce reception rooc,. Their reception Was
, ,5y e1thu ,s ssstte: ha. d 5hies save aud
ing cheers the ladee fuiied the,r 1at sEeeter eat
asacien. Recoeriti0rs were male ererywhcre
and il lnpp5 tncxs are sny todicatoo, n,or,: fhan
one three months vetera.. WIS quite re ed lar
hts weeks of hard.htp- Everybody ~hooE haods
NTH cscr5budy. while, N more than one in.1aace.
We noticed ealntta of-hut We viii spare the fIel'
irca Of yo7ne ladies' .eners]l4, and efap}y s.ste
thai hereafter, cezGMnnics ere o,iccd IN which
,t1or better, Tor wotee," ste are constituents ii
IL! be no more than wc expected. After a cams.
1uouR Euppc. By the men, thty broke up With threc
cheers il1 their k1nd hortesscs," ar diaba1ded
until two O'Clock This afternoon, when rhe rel
ment vii reAsse;nhle at the Rs.t 70 avail their
final dtt charge.
To give any hiesory Of the action Of tue 18th
Wtu!d be auperduons. for everybody knows 1t.
y nt:es from racueah, Ky. and after some iir,le
desy on Saturday last received orders to laave for
home. On the ssme estrirc the left win. pro-
cccted to Patucsh, snd on Monday was jotEed by
, 1864-09-24
THE Draft ORDERED.
The Wheel to Revolve on
Monday.
Cook Comfy Called Urcn-Of1ltlal Instructions
: to the Provost MzrshAl-Grder In which
twill be EufoTted-Difeetioa for
Drafting, and the Disposition
of'Dfafred Hen, It,

The ordec ta cfren Cent, r,,,+r ..s ,,.+
eeuo' Aas oot les-
penoeo ~ loe eaal fnhoe upon her with suf3ctect
a1aeyity, aud the wheel will supply what the wnl
E,,, Is,su :" saec.: tne Osan IN ceok County
-" ~ <'n'aeAe* Oh nonueS next. only two more
Gays Temaln-t1c utihg SundAy-tn which thoae
sub districts xhicn are vet behind will he arlocd
tn fl, thetr nro+,. 10 -,in,.ae.-- ~. s.,,.1',~
~ M ~t e1oaae y 'oiaA@eeHn@' 4ae ioitoHlnR
IL TIE 0mci4l ofdGE furnished us hy Csptafu James
the Provosf Marshal nj fh,s f,fe+rict.
$500 -. y. s4te e,.NM. o1sn!s.
1AovosT MARsHA1's OFFICE.
5sf DISTRICT ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Sept g, 1854. :
, 1864-09-24

the riRht, This completed, the regiment started
% fet home On Tee.dsy, and e1cep. days deiay At
pe11ns. They are commanded By Lieut.. Celonel
J. c. 1leelow, an officer greatly respected u5 his
men. The regiment number about "a m men Hhose
70. |Lt1coln 80; for Little Mac, the soldiers ms
,5o.ity maa, 4. In the name of our citizens We
welcome tie boye Of the 13{th hack TO thet. houes
little before the arrival OF the 13ath, the 149h
Illinois Volunteers. alec su hundred day regiment
arrived in tins city In charge Of Colonel Lorenzo
q. Whit e.. They are from Meuph1a, Tennessee,
and nrr,ber e4o rain. This regiment was raised
in Spring feo, but viii be mustered out In this
city They b1Ee performed effective dntF at the
front spd nltnols ii proud Of them. There t1oo os
aeo received the hospitality Of the latles after
With they rttired for the<1i9hl: After srch
ling eeps1ation from bono and home comforts. 50
many smiling lair face. would make the hogs sleep
SOM diy md dream pleasantly.
, 1864-09-24

Philadelphia Iron mnrket-sept. Fl.
Ihnna1aet Ct Itlrues almost at stand stlll and
pttreRleariE ncutpa1 at s65neea12c0 for the th1ee
rumte,s ot Antracte r7G mttAlt c4sh. Therois yezy
htartf no slIGa. *ha lame msy bs said Of Scotch
FI9. Blecms. and Boiler Iron, the and or which
is Hn1ted, and pItcss ncm!ns:ly Unchanged. For
uAcuftcturtd iron tho demand ts less active, b;
p5Ices arc without Alteration.
, 1864-09-24

to the uanape1nert Of the ReEt and notposse'en4
grpe1al poolic interest; upon motion the mseuns
4 lsd1cs will please remember that on peIs
Friday tbs meeting will be held at tue doms
near Douglas Place.
, 1864-09-24

Clcvcgnnd 61ntn 11nrhct-Sept.31 n Fl.
Whe.t dull aud heavy. No sa1es tnis mo.nlpe.
cars NOT red It s4:oa; car ordinary No ! Oain
Elnte 81 ae:2l: !air do st $2:s. CoEn-Recelots
litht NarEet nomtnal1v FRO Il 50 tor Mo /. Osts
Gnil ard ttealY II 7sc Rse-Eo trsnasctionsr mort
ed pnd nominal ti.sa. Barley duli. sale c4x No 4
, 1864-09-24
mfiwauhee iifRrzet
rspec,sl Dispatch 70 the Chicago Trlbuoel
: Mn*ArEzg. Friday, seps.cs.

:. MILWAUKEE. EIIday, Seps.s3.
.FLorE-Dun, NEGLECTED.. unsett.ed and aonlnary
2sc loper.
r. ND SctiFe It the cerllce but clnlei Gu Silica
Ills morliDt hu No. 5prin option kll
rutp Bt 81 f41 hu 10 In .tosr. At Il 89X
Ei ga led hu No. arllets opttoa Ali ns1t veck q
ii ID Co ke'exs oosfo1 till October 70. at II a5X.
Il ;sIto nu Do fresh. Al f et a. q do buyers On.
ZION sl mont. = II sa4; re- 90 seut.s option vi
III rnasfet 81 the Nexhall Hnuss this cvenin. WI
sd! lev er ttan IN 'CtAaga esu ls.80 bn At 3l;j
ip1,-e nsnrv. O4tS du and erocping. sales earlys
cars IN tto!t at 6lc. Ccrn nomina'ly unc.anged-aa
at,iet AND nomInally loser es !, .eeoai.s:. N
BET1EA-fleayJ. Sales 20 EGGS vr1Y choice a. ss7kc:
T. I O zccd SIC.
, 1864-09-24

Baltimore seed karket-Aept. FL.
Small anlea Ct tuothg reported i. 9s,15a6 sax
Clover zoniral at 81 tcs3lo. and aa1seed u $I5i
q = " ~ <7-3'
, 1864-09-24

Detroit Gfnin Market-Seps. -
F1c1- arket Gull. Nomia ! ratss a. t3liovs' Su'
ret{cr III Aigh extra 10 50: e1a1a $1,000: super
ns ss4 Rhsst marks M e. dpli ana 9tsiu.dy Y 10 xsr;
rhite, s. Il vAs offered. a lot OF extra amnes vss
o1k1ea r I'll. eut E6s taEsn: carn lews7, o1fred
les hIfhfx. thE 1Ap2e heIEE {3.5. &l.0o q l0l n.
, 1864-09-24
COukIY NOMINATIONS
Republican En'oa County Conreutlo3-chalee
OF Candidates for States Auoraey, Clerk
Of Circuit Court, Sheriff. Coroner,
axe Representative.


1,o 1,u,,,,,1~, ,r,t-rronvont,oo for the no,,.
4.c Aeoaonean ea. cuua': 80, -, 49,.
fnapon OF County othcefs .oE tne coua.y VI tooA'
met yeettrday In Metropolitan Hall. rae busfncsa
befnre The Convention was the NOMINATION OF caa-
didates for the Offices Of seu1:or. ClerS OF the cs-
crit f,nurt. Sheriff. Coroner Representatives In
~ ctsta .ot.l.tnrc. and In copfuutfon with the
sai.es1es nm He County Of Like, csndidate for
SS. ~ etaaes essss ~ e:,.tcs Attorney. =
~ cc,yent1nn was csIed 10 order bv Geo. "
Na,een,nhe ~ o'clncs. an wbose no11inAt1nu 6.
= MnIden 1,nl the chnIr ana ths dele1aten toot
- - - 1o as+s ph1i,n Tndsmo,th xras nnnn.nted
Ge.a,ere Geen ero
IN r.af,nn nf Peter psre a fnnnfftta~ nf three
80 IT .nnnInfed m Cnedenfisls The rhsIr snnniut-
~ Ut urIar - psnn Eenfa Htrrn5 ~ Tsmas E.ds
we-4h ~ r. ~ Hsde FsrE -1e1s '@-'$* ~'".~N
;n1 fTnm tfe cnnnfy towns AZ entitIed 10 eesfs In
n e;I orrrnripn. fhe list Of Ward delepates was
rernrfed in he TumEST yestertay.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wfimartb. r. ~, Einezley
.IM+rtan-W. r. Graz. ri J. Edbrookc.
, 1864-09-24
SOLDIERS HONE.
Renorfa1he New Bu1ldIng-Thanlks


Yesterday afternoon the resula! weekly meeting
OF the Maua-esa Of the Soldiers Home was held
at the Rest, Mrs. Dickinson in the chafE.
The mfoutes Of the preYious meeting were read
~ sopnittse for the Rest reported thas every:
wee wee aS6 sia 6cea aae aTvns
sfmen entertaiEed has been ,7i. Of meals se1Eed,
-Mies MarY L. ssyrs, tt efficient Secretary Of the
Eoafo, reported the following donaaons: Mfs.
Ctl: Gamble Of Evanston, s., ard eome butter.
s,. neues1sq g es MI T. AnaFews e. 70 Two M1s
ostrom, 81; from L. 3. S., ...mo.hsrs offering
1oI toe ta!c return Of her son, member 9; toe
1ssfn yol; ~ lniantry'' SO; Ms. lanes AcEtn- c,
otholn, Sl; Mr. Newton, 81 : Nj. otrit, g
me io1o~tng ceTInittees we're ap7ointed to aet
AT the Ret;-N1s sheektord, Mrs.. Andrews,
A1a, Loomls, M1s. stoushun. and Mra. Judge bFad-
At The Home-MEs. Ranney aud Mrs. Long.
Tone, reported tnat she nez building vas pro-
pressing Taptuls towards completion
,, In sn5"ef e., 70 Question, NJ Bran etated that
: The Committee at the Rest reported tbs removal
Ice ba3duC, wlereupon Mrs. Dickinson moved
.hc adoption of the iollowin.:
The lacics OF the soldiers' Rest would express
NV III Ell fEIe IuaEAE ~ Sapt. A0f6l. anu the mGu
ELder Lis charge f,r their ge1t1em.nIy conduct
oLd INV 3iDs kindoesa towsrds them, and for
the good order which has prevailed throughout
the premises during the\ time they have
1se1 stationed at tho Rest. The ladies w6nad
alsoseturn their especial thRnke "a Captain Ko-
sats for the assistance he has rendered In making
\ any valuable Improvements for the comfort OF
1no ladies and soldlert-- Signed by Mrs. E. A.
t1cE1nton: Mrs. s. r. Ball, Mrs. P. B. Lamb. Mra.
Isrd, Mr.. Z. Higgins, Mr.. T. II. LOOMS. Mrs. c.
W. ,AhdieEe, AIEs Julla Hamfil Mrs. s. B. Brad
Wel. MIs. g: D. Eanney. Aiss Mary L. Sayers and
Afte9 stansaetins rome tnrthes bustness relating
, 1864-09-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Funeral Eerg1ccs The funeral services Of
the 1nte Thomas WyCgants, member OF the Obi
eaco Board Of Trade Battery, who was killed at
Lore1oy Station, Ga., August alth, 1854, will be
preached By Rev. Thomas Milner, next 6u1aay,
september 2sth. at the H. E. Church, corner West
III. All friends of the family are Invited to attend,
E"Atlantic'' for October has been received bg
Mentally i Co., 81 Dearborn stEeet.
Dr. Jamee-nead advertisement in inside of
to.dsy's paper headed "D.. james. sep2i1 1t
pAFor the best esstom-made Shir:sln the city
90 10 Wilson'S, 1ss Dearborn a,zeet. scs2seo2-at
w7be be.t Pant Gutter in Chicago is: At Bart
1ss 1;ons. III ard 's' Randolph stsest Sherman
wEsrEas Us1oE COLLEGE Ind MILITARY AcAD-
Ex7, FULTON, 1t1rsc.s.-A 1ret-class boarding in
st aa; ne eE '2auaS asSss9 6o
eept17&3S3'aw Preatdent.--
and ss1nM sye:en::~Yew snd reis5le Eeatmeat
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail in esAed le:tsr enveopet, ires Ct charge.
&C., e: s5es sa's assafs:s 9sz$ fsi:
MetEePeittsn HaM 70 Rsar.-TA1s Hall
u 70 rant TOR al the purposes Tor which aaeh hsa
arc ordinarily used. Tc1mR moderate. App]ica-
nens sts Ss Rsds at tha ad'olntHg e e.
o1namsstsl aad Nursery stock, 4oooo Pesch, 75,oS
Pear, 100000 Grape, &c. Send red stamp 1oE new
Bloomington, III. sep11 qs77 aw ttew.
Paper HANGING. &C., ,&e., at N. York prices.
, 1864-09-24
NJ a r. r. i Ell

IN this city on the ga inat ct the resl1enea Of ha
hrssa ts5esF ny h*y Hgnsh7sfy; VI srnNt III!
daughter OF a. 4. stone. Esq. MI OF Chicago.
On Thursday. SEPT. e2s,. By the Rev. John Young,
at sbs residence Of the BRIDES tsthss. JAEEs ~
MIDDLETON, of Chle8Eo, and Miss ASGIY n.
eHAFFE3, o. Genoa. pr6Alb Cou.ty, H.
, 1864-09-24

Detroit Grntn n11rket-Aeps, ct.
!, TufA3-Ep Epufnal. CoaM-Nomtrai 1t Il 43a1 4s
oA1e-Fo ch.nEe. BAHLs1-alxher. the range Be
ng &35 041Q n 100 Is,
, 1864-09-24

Aso1HER SrRAw.-Another etone was added
day Or two ago to that rapidly accumulatcg pile
Of national condemnatoEies hurle1 upon the deyo.
ted head OF Mick Lel1en 4 Co. On the last trip OF
the steamer Annie johnson. on her way to La
Crosse, vote on the choice OF the next President
w9e taken, With the follow Ing Tesn't:
Mcclellan. .,.,.,,,..,,...,....,,.,. 81
, 1864-09-24
: an1t1gR1aE1ttG.
N&WEWGF *+<%V%z1<
.OL. WOODS MUSEUM.

TOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL !. oy,sea2, =; wSen 4NP ,S5 assi:, E. F. HH1TnAH
"a .5. SATsEE u E9s:
heass: Aiso. n tas evening pos'ti!s' to iii
''lA>11i TEE II DUKES aeTTo. =
"
EPKxiXEa s06sstaass I'LL session Of MES.
Il r.heaf.ai. sgev con:ey b. re :, aataoH of ths
To na;e5s :SJ Of kse;s{! s,,
5sssEss IN 'a: RI. r. / Gsss
tbasen g.; ii sfs ID o. aea &C.
Gttlc7en IN Arlns. not admitted.
Gnl1o{er under u years OF sge...,.. ::.:...E c1.
sssS e i;s aeoes. e.
MoVIOKER's THEATRE.
>ASTlRE CHANGE OF PRoeRAMME,
THEE aLoa1ous PIECES.
mr.. CIlanfrsusas Mode. Teod1ex and
Paaay miles Soy.
tTgIns TERAT canassA;TuRoAY Wilt bs presented the
0TOODLEs.
GLANCE AT NEW YORK, and
PADDY AlLEs' SOT.
Saturday afternoon, Grand Aattace 1T . o,c:oes.
HIDDEN HAND
Mf. Ch6nfrau as WOOL Miss Johnaoa - Captola
5sS,.s. at: p. =; RMarD@ATN. M M tha Ansleeeynaa
, 1864-09-24

C111zkxs OF 10Tu WARD, ATTEST1oH FAT
eetiue Of the citizens Of the 10:h Ward. held In
seeles'e Hall last evening. pursuant to Eotice. d
committee was appointed to call a mass meeting
Of tie enrolled men Of ta,d Ward, at9 O'clock this
fsatu1das} mcrnsng, ut see1ey's Hal1, southeast
ro1ner Of Clinton End Randolph Streets. to False
fnr1s and men to hll the quota Of ea1d Ward.
a pn1t Of the committee will be fornd during tho
Whole Of Satu.oay, at the cngtnh hon=e corner al
Washington IND Clinttu streets, and part At G.
". Bohannon's office, No. 20 Madison street, where
thoee persous who ntc- wiling to furnish tnbstt-
{utet fp1ov{ded tie Board OF Supervisors viii not
pay the $500 bounty to tubstit1tes1 may cau and
fease their names, The draft is upon nsl No
time Is to be loette
, 1864-09-24

=. TEE LUZ CAsE.-1t Is ststed that the celebrated
caee Of HIdebrand ys. Lii, set tos heartng before
Hon. E. 8. Williams, to-dsy, Ii deferred for ten
dsss.
, 1864-09-24
GAW MuL AND PINE LAND
For Sale. :.

5a,a min pro2e.t,4 sl.us,ed on wn.ss> 1ake.
AraxeEon County, Michigan. containt e,3oo acres
Eos P1ue postlcn cut c9er-hn1 aatisolT rebuilt
Last winter: Is cuttlnz tTd2t1.17e thonaaud IN
tvelve bou.s o. tos thousand n twenfS-fnue hcrrs
In lie state Tie Continued iii health ot the man.
eslng rersner il the Eeasca Ee oHer It for ssla
LQgCCAHH l. P1ERCE.-
au72 p4?2 In. Milwaukee, Wis
, 1864-09-24
Suction 5alGs.
.P EGULAR SATURDAYS

P OCULAR SATURDAYS
1CaAIr.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
E.rrett, Fa1d TBh!e7. Bsdstea's. Far,or, 0h:a aad
Ccokl etoves, Gsoce:lar. Uotss, WAGON ana bar
oGee. DC. De-, '-e~@ ~- '~
At AUCTION.
ca 9ATE6DAY. Sept. :!&t. =. o,< o.c,oer n Bnt.
teEt' Auc!1cn EooEs L. Portland B1ocS Hos itR 1fk
aEr ~ TX UneSHsea1nsE - HA A.>BUrTEHs CO,
se~ae'1e-0t Aucrouaer8.
+ .ARGE STOCK BOOTS AND
Ia eHOEs,
enstom Made tlothlns, Cloths, C4sslnerts,
STAPLE DRY GOODS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
Or WEDNESDAY. sept. 2ita, a. ek o.clccr. At Ra.-
tf1A Auction Rooms IN Po1tisnd B ck, NOE irsf los
6n1 iE1 DeME0rc stses- 0
WA. CUTTERS 4 CO.,
~se42'a-et''l auciiantess.
, 1864-09-24

#. a Eddy moved that this convention proseed
to ballot on the two highest c.ndldstea. ]. New
kirk Withdrew the name OF Captain James, and the
conventton acted outhe motion with the following
result:
John 4. Nelson. -.-...........-..--..-... 93
i. d1A O&AuiE3 %
The announcement Was received with great
, 1864-09-24

NekFepo1ikEu Hall 70 RsBr.-This Hall
u 70 rent Tor al the purposes for which sach hsa
arc ordinarily used. Tc7uR moderate: Applica-
trance to the Hall. ln1G-hp4O-n
, 1864-09-24

IKArTEG TIE CARs-A~a6y was severely in
Jur List eyrufn2 on irsviue the catt on the cor
ncr Of Rat 1dclph and Hnl-ted streets. The cars
started heforc she had lett the platform The con
ductor w1h to blame, aud The fault Is one of COM
mon occurrence.
, 1864-09-24

LERk o. CIRCUIT COURT.
J. G. Do1r nominated Or. Wagner, and moved
that be be nominated br acclamat1oi1, tCries OF
mo, no.''1 And on motion Of i delegate the
didate 1or the office Of CLERK Of the Circuit Court.
Calvin DeWolf ". l.. Church, William Wal
lace AID J. r. Hpsunin were placed In 1om1na-
tiups
, 1864-09-24
Markets by Telegraph.

xW Paper Hanging, &C., &C., at N. York prices
Il E. RpbY 50 Ra1dolph st. auN-uTG4-AGt
, 1864-09-24
Qbifaoo Qribnnt.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1854
THE CITY.
R8T1F1cATNs MEETING.
mearobolffan Rn1l 10 o-nieht-Our Cam
Aantes.Lcf Us W~lcome and
EDdof8e Them.

A grand ratification meeting villbe held to night
At metropolitan Hail. for the purpose ni raHf5tne
the nominations made ycstcrd4y ut the 6epuohctn
Union couyezltou. Hon. John Wentworth, Hon.
r. c. Eastman, II. l.. Church and all the other
candidates viii he on hand, and clorions feast or
loya:ty may be expected Let there be an uprising
of The lpys' itizcae OF Cbicsso. such one a. vii
s,sskc the Cops dumb with fea, and all will 70 well
In November next. Turn ont and see. your uert
s. natos, Sbei3a. Representatives and Coroner. and
lei 1ot the States Attorney be forgotten.
AssnrASs Costx,saAnr or MusrEn.-c,pt,,n
W. ". BITING received an appointment from Wash.
aneton yesterday morning. a. Assistant Commis-
sa1y Of hussess for thft port =
'MAcu1s1sTs AND BLACEsxITHs IF1xRxAT1osA1
U61oK.-The seventh animal meeting OF this as.o-
clnGon 1s now being held In the Fenlan Il LII Dee.
ea'<s from nine Sa:es are pressnt.
FA11 A1.Anx.-The fire nlaru yesterday morn.
ing, about niue O'Clock was caused by the burning
Corner OF West Adams and Dctplatnee streets.
ACCIDENTAL 1sHoo71sG.-Samuel B1r1es, reHidtng
At NO. les HaS1ls0u strtet, was accidentally shot,
on Wednesday 1att, while Cunning in the town Of
sCleern. The charee passed through bis hand and
entered Ills LEFT side, indsting an ugly wound.
TnRowK FROM UER HoRsx.-A lady who was
ont ncirg IN borseback on Thursday evening
while ra1lopfns along Vert Madison street. sud
denly lost her control OF the auttnaI was u.seated
md thrown to the ground. She was but alichtly
y tuted though badly frightened.
, 1864-09-24
:FDr 5ale.

DOR SALE "A five hor:o power
IL Portable Ensine, in gcbd runn,as orees. In.
qnlTe At tht Machine shep eo:IcF OF Clinton sud
Vac Bnren streets, or add1c:s p O. B3x 4-ON CHI
caEo. at-fs s7g9-!t
, 1864-09-24
WELCnM E HOME.

\ B.-The palne OF the draited man must be
written ont tn full
, 1864-09-24
68ar1tR1-2uhBtttut&H.

"ANTED-Merchsnts ard 9th
wv e1s vho deaire = stEe - .ntsle4s1a aInnk ap
III sys6y hfolfln : drattJ 70 cali =. - ps.Ehosa
st1eet, f. ON d. We h4yo every faeui1y:. LeIiS
, 1864-09-24


urantmous On the tn1ormal ballot
CENTRAL coAh1rTEE-
On motion OF Peter Page, committee Of four
WEE appointed 10 nominate Central Committee.
4. q: Burley. James Wsdaworlh, and Homer VII.
The committee reported the following which
/ Soula Dip.sson-B. ". Raymond,
.Ko1tA Dirtsiaa-A. B. Reynolde.
Wkst Dirfsicn-John A. Tyrre]l.
texafry GorsA-5. 3. Pahla,an:.
sT4TK B4kAToR.
The 9eicgates from The Twenty Fourth Senatorial
District then assembled and preceded to ballot fot
a candidate tor Senator, With the following re.
4;os = Antneny. u
:, 1ad aen. Ffa1eea i. Eastman WIS declared tne
RHaxsExrArtvEs. -
The Representatives chosen for the three districts
"1Ei sgNniH iSi Di..rset-w1li.m jackson, n. ".
uuntley, ahdA. B. Cook.
atat IL 0itrtet a. q. Dolton and E. 8. 1shau-
(: sizfy Err" Distres-eeorge Strong and a. r.
TOWN EoMISAT1oKs.
The delegates OF West Chicago nominated the
syperrkersv. Y. Farnel. 6, 4. Chandler.
T1en CbliecGor-Plea. SAINT A1nick.
1bzcn Assetsor-Tboe. Bneyold.
To.o,. C4kr1-A1vin Salisbury.
The following NOMINATIONS were 1,ade for the
Sur<TrisoTs-1.. Aaaron G1bbs.W..s $. Cad.aau.
Iotrn Caztectos-F1ank Lumbalo.
,Assestor-8. G. Ballard.
f1e7k Theodore Frec.
The following nominations were made for th
North Division:
uperpiso1s-Philfp APPEL and Chas. Drandort-
Asse9so4-Adolph Miller.
EaIieckoT-E G. Hooke.
L2eyk-uenry Johns.
Those Supervisors who have not been announced
sze teunested to hand In their names at this Office
70 thai = complete nstrnay be puhl,thed- This
will apply to country as well a. city Supervisors
, 1864-09-24

On motion Of Geo. Sherwood It was resolved to
proceed with the nomination OF Sher4H.
Geo Sheswoo 1Eominated Capt. VIM. james.
J. II. My1ick nominated Timothy u. Bradley.
Phil Wsdtwotth dominated John \. Nelson
Informal and formal bsllo.s were then taken. re-