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, 1864-10-05

!. Sumo weeks ago the Chicago Timer prom
fsed to furnish meas Of + documentary e1i-
deuce" to provo that Mr. C. e. Mccormick
is the Inventor Of the 1eaping machine, and
that he had established his claim In every
tribunal where It had cver been denied. We
have called for that documentary evidence
several times since the promise WAS made,
but it does Lot come. He have proved shat
Mr. Mccormick took the most valuable p,rt
Of the reaping machine from Obed Hussev.
and that the Uaited States Circuit Court or.
dered him to psy for 1t, and epJoined him
from zobblDg Mr. Hussey thereafter. We
have proposed to show, from equally authen-
tic records, where Mz. AcCornIck picked up
the remainder Of the machine, when the
documentary evidence Of the Tsmss should
be given to the public. One might infer
Tint NO haete was being exhibited on the
other aide to bring On the issue. Very well.
Least said soonest mended!
, 1864-10-05

Tight N4gyets, stavts II 'ea17tS*.. T.. S2f9 u
Floor KsrTe4 en1 6au beatakn ~ <tl4A1
e II Barrel 1tAsea ind Circle HfAdtxF5,, 11M9l&b2
flAE ...,., AS1N -
Oak Pole. .......,,,,, Sco&HM
hew HICKORY Pc]s1- ..-.. NssA - n
,UMN65 AND CHE NcoE n ~
ehsea kA9 ce<A p,uozoIy oEs cf tks eulls,k known
Ia Luf Nhofe%AA pfuV trAfe. With cxr mkrketn
Eenf ally ualsttres-G.la daly decllaisx an4 cont
st'ca {, ,D3tttts etss'o1td-ou IN u ass * an ~
uacsr II kfAld stu, cr4tra be,ag tit.t IL Nd oreF
aoe extett The stnsll ri po2be polst Na >iesaie
mEohtIE hayo O.. a: tsf sraie r1c1n1aeces beeA
sgd preoarI 0ln NOT xutit csa,es iuate Of ths
tdt csa Cur tfeAans con -r1A DIN .uit,es Will axtIt
NJ n, ns taia.l ~. e "a taat 60 -
@ es W W heses ~. ~ ~ ss1.eta >. a:e1ae
ca.phnF tAe msJ1a bal fAiien $50 per &c C1cN
, 1864-10-05
W Speaking Of Lisingston county the

E Speaking OF livingston county the
rebel organ SAYS:
:. The Democracy Of this portion OF the Etste arc
working vRozonely. and with hne effect. At tne
last election In this county the Republicans had
eoue 800 majority: but the. changes have been 20
numerous That Livingston will g1Ye small Demo
cratic majority.
The msjoritT will be 50 ttsmall'' that tho
most powerful microscope ri11 fall to see it.
The roto In Livingston lsst fau stood, Re-
publican 1855; Coppethead 9is; majority
425, snd it will not be vste less this fall
The numerous chapges' to Copperheadiam
viii not affect the Republican majority q
particle.
, 1864-10-05
QR, HOOFER,a
FEMALE CORDIAL.

xhls elegant ard popular RsAsefpa
Win ears all 1eAals CsRRlafnna.
zach ~ K1eseafvs, 8nRRreessA sT
PaaDfAl N3Assx1at1oa, .Lsaeerrh~
sF Whfte&s Falling OF Tie Womb. a2&
and all Irregularities s( she ms1tAtv
Periods,
= IN also n9tAG q tAs MEHHn8, vtea n
thoroughly testtd LAd1ep ~ Il.
- Er1cE &l23 PCT boytle. ...-..
e For 1A1o It De. T. EA8fEHIY CO. = ysM1fV
1484l&4A4 &HQ{A. Fl 0AafA11 IT.. Ch1cxEA. III.
, 1864-10-05
DR. EA4TERLY'9
FEVER AND ACUE KILLER.

This Medicine Will cure AE04 ard
Fever, Dumb AXue. ChlltS aAd Vevex.
Intermitzent and RemIttant Revara>
and every ferH OF HsvsF incident -
the West,
Dr.. Ea1terlyt FeIer and Axus Killer II WAK-
HANTKD TO CURE. and tf!s FAILS tho money WIN
b. retrtre ed 70 the purchaser II 1sed - directed.
EV P;ice &l4A per bottle. -
Medicine Store. - Madison 8t-s Chicago, II.
, 1864-10-05
nLA18 AND mcCLELLAy.

-, e4A Ho7td raises great outc1y
oset ,ae loao"tng paragraph in the alleged
speecn oi MI. Montgomery Blair In New
York:
4nd indepenoent-And uusrI.1, as, As equals
he an,. who@ h + ,f TO
basked and, I may aat, whom The Psrstds IL en;
TO bring again into me field bis adjunct II hc
turped his back on the proposals OF the nnsrc 1c
ut ChIcaeo.) to lead Ibe last aesau rcased ~ ths
Southern confp1rstorr. countenhuced by fofeirn
powers, sgalnst the institutions OF the connt1y,"
We do not know whether Ms. Blair sid
what is attributed to him OF not, and ne do
not care. We remember very well that he
assumed to speak for the President ia his
Rockville speech, and that the assumption
wss Untrue. We know, also, that Hi. Blsir
Wa perpetua1ly urging the President to rein
st = fen- Mcclellan, and It may be that he
, 1864-10-05


- The N. Z. World in one issue said:
':As representative Of tbs Democratic
party We Wish to be 6frinckfy Understood "A
copdemring all interference with pnblic
neetipgs-"
The next number Of that Copperhead print
contained the 1ollowing gentle and ptace-
able advice to the Copperhead rowdles and
loaiers OF New Yorks
:" He cdU upon al Democratic c1,tbs ard Other
Den.ocrasic organizations loaradieg TIE city BE-
tuesn 'io.o and nea1 election day to make It lt=ir
c:Nc7a. bz4santks to f'astbyfh the Republiean head
quasters at the ce1ner If 1toenty-shtrd and
3 oadnay, and te1pre1s BY grpans ~ taey pass
kteir dita1protdtson,' 'dc.
The first extract really mesns that thEre
ehculd be no inte1fereace with Copperhead
p1blic meetings, hut that It ia quite in order to
groan 1t Republican meetings, and to attack
Republican clubs In the streets with stones
aud hEickbats. That's it, il IT.
, 1864-10-05

btsl q11Ft and nnfe1N0a.
h<ye &eAef1lly falen. 7,
snd On Nin$g..s1d,s. i
nAifet D. bowev4r, for 4
HodefsIaly ate1dJ, tfcR
Jas reached tho ixI. Faf
inactive IT d quotations 4
DoN12Ho 1oenA.
, 1864-10-05
F....a 9 o.
II tf2l{,u3
".
Hoolsae Il
CIpRKzThe mAfk.t Azs hesn In tnodersta m

WOOL a2ck1. III
C1pgH-Ths m.zk:::: - hesa IN moasrsse sas.
"a a !s & a.asa 81 r''ee' rus a. $3.50 0''
CEkssE-The Talkss continues in motsr.ts
81 se1t1y Il af I'll a: =
es s59sa. na sa1e and he
to asts o. q 11oas auossnoz', although tha mfss
Messe1a Kessi xS5e
"tA0a6F&tse.... Ii 4Bo
T. ,se'21 ..!s q Coal Witch
q snas 81 sx % Pr t9a On I.tss ~ sIsd
as sss
teneeney of al our mAlxsts dnl1n9 ths pHas Hesk,
81 i :. s5 u
esAlets, Whote v1e*a arc consequently Atmt and
sI
Iblt market Is nm ut our present Quotations. Ws
REIE-gsemtele.....- g
cks7zzn2B:i.r Hll. 1s
90 willow Baak. i5.I0
LUMP .-.....
LaesaHara, prepared q
T1t!aton- FIJI. 33so
TOFFEE-rhs genera; ins:tl1itI Sad deassss:ea
G 1beo caDi e. ~ 1s II s oRe: s ~
eGtct rtaaeicE de- prsytoqs sctvit5 e bis MAJ.
ket VEN eon1!ae.aoly. .@lth heavy decline %
aao,stions xer, eeE.jde5ahly; We nots during the
on Rio Of 5Ko y. Market dull 1t proteul quota.
ticls. FeQ1ote:
1AF&1 IT, IN mhsa-. &51
n!V, lA1 10 RGo4 y 9839HE
tfot good 10 tEtnea. 81 e3N 4
CANDLKS-Ther RI has te:n 1ltt.e done II tht3
ms1ket Anzinr II . weak. The almost general stsx.
nation OF tIade for tho present stopped the de-
mA1d. On p1ev1cus quotation there has been no de-
cli1c estans1eG, nu1 Il eJ are W ak and NOMINAL Wa
quote:
SFAf1na.....s.
Ffe4aed ..1oa4a1f
6tAf CAndle13 ok.... -5a$3Ac
COOPERkGE-- In consequences Of manufacturers
bATlDf turiuR lhe past weak determined "a rs1u:a
the 1ases paid to thtH Wurkntn &c Por packa9s.A
Eene A1 sf1!le fas eetRso, ,aod The c"ops- ehopa
tnrou he the city nov Closed. BtocEs IN haAd
ssr, however generally heAT9 ard In the presensde.
prefeed state ef eur nArksa, sufficient 70 meet tns
femAtd. Trade turicX tho WAkk has bet2 fu!I, ana
on I'll descriptions Of CneptraEs p-7ceH hste az
cifn Cd A. couparta With our previous quot.t:on1t
ve rote Teo ueion on Po.k haI1ss OF los: on Leto
te1asE al Nc: on WhlRkI bAsrsr Of 15c on onl
barrels Of 5ec: on oose barrels sf 20: o. !sTa
OF 1Gc: Flour barrel tt1YtS ard Ae2dihga &IR04"s
sna or fiat Hoops OF ~. Wa aIote: .,.aso
fSfx ~ 31S
Aaf3 s6 a
@6AET 6&fIe8, ~ Ii
F1sur 9aITth, feund hoep...............s'. ~ x
1srn Ke11 '''''''''''s'- -"....,. liza l4Q
Buts+r KeSs.... -. ......... !! soSiS@
Liquor KhE9. doE......................... AS'o@sS
, 1864-10-05

H0G+t4ectfEed u Ii. vsstoss , azd1 du11az tbs
DAY, spaus 1sot hogs: entered sa1es 3,ts5 sad at
y.s9s 95. chiefly It sa4ed0 % = 100 NJ. &.
Tho nsrtcs has bEs2 mere sclive, and = ii 1esJ
pressure IN cur monoy mAtkot, prices tATe Enlei
1suef With ~ adYsnte OF Sc = ~ ng u prime to
e1ks eradts R,so two ii u 1t u tsso,s. This
xai IN sxtztme price saa paid flR ho:sof r.ry ~
ne,tar nrAUty.
, 1864-10-05

TEHgpAY FvW1As. October 1, l3N.
The following tAnle shows the receipts OF Lumber,
sh1nelts. Lath. etc.. for the week endias octeber
I, snd corepasatiTslJ tor three 1eass:
RECEIPTS OF LuNDKR. su1t aLHs. LATE, ETC, Fog
TER WEEK NpISG OCT. I, FOB THRH& TEARs.
, 1864-10-05
RECEIPTS AID saunxars FAST Il HouRs.

LUG pa4iE QuSttFhplt IL alWD6t every laE6 yea
terdsy bad en''ra)y disappeared to-day, and the
Rtrer.i markets, though not by any means active,
ssEun ed = more healthy and eteadier touo. The
money market, thoughnot pasicy. was still very
tlote, and lhis rendered the demand for produces
comparatively light but 1t Ia not possible for Us 10
inform our renders Of the Eleible improvement
y btch permeAted every branch Of trade and COM
Uerce TO- day, AZ compared with yesterday. The
csntrbHt was gre4f indeed. Yesterday. the mcetios
on Change canti44ed OF mob, eager to sell ataay
figure that would bring green5aeks',; while to.
day It vas an aseemb1age cf merchants, who vert
about their business in buai4ees manner to buy
Or sell al the5 thought best.
But, as we hare already stated, the demand for
grain aed Other produce WAS light. The banks did
not discount dollar, and It was allt TarY did,
cult manner 10 sell eastern exchange; bus there
was no panic-ro attempt to press stocks to sails,
and no excitement,
The demand Tor Flour Was very light. and We
note saes OF on.y about 100 br]s, 1t $7O0Dsoo for
coed to ctoice spring e4afas, AID ss.5a@s Is for
epritg eurets.
The wheat market was more actiTe and steadfer
and prices were drmer. The sales. however. were
not hessy-hm0unttng to only about II, 900 bushels,
1t 81 .dd91 1.43 for No Red Winter, '.43for
No, eprits: $ls191.st for No. q Spring; ard
$50 foE Rejected sp,ips-the market closing qni-
etat $l3i GD1.a1's for No. 2 Spring.
s, =, on'. .h"", q. n"o 1ssuee ~ W. no.e
ss.1 eo'o.v o4,ns e1'40satio
- ~. ~ ~. e 11at@e'
>toras w.. 9ssA ~ sssa ~ ~.
~. a.ua .ol ~. ~ ~
- 4As4H -" :" - aetA'e .au o'ssSt- ts'soo9
Bushels hav!rg chansed hands, at o4la55: for No.
I. sEd 6tG59c Tor ReJected-tho market clos1cg
quiet nj AQ5sKe fer Eo.1.
Rye Nas also In fair shipping demand, aad more
.e".e, VAN salEs VI ~h.W oasne's' as sNLs9s LUZ
No.4 nJ9t o"4Soe 4os &su. 1sJes aAu oac Io1 Aas
, 1864-10-05

-DConplslnr Sick Headache, D3sseps<s. 3d.. ass
speetllJ rfnovsd b. tte ~ Of Or. Jsy1as B&aAtvs
fs11s The tess or thirty 1sass' has sroyst tess
rupecF 70 ali otaer renstise for II. OF tho
1ous titessfs ter which they sre rerozu onA&d In
It air ectirn they ni1a and czrata, and 1ay b.
taken At aa3 tmo without rlsk dqn svposa, .. Sold
by p.pElilA eye15 Yhelo. pcltSs7 IL M.HA1 zd1
, 1864-10-05

Ii any one ID at loss on which Side to
range 1imse elf in tho present political can
vsee, We present below something to ceaist
him in making choice, namelF, q list OF
names Of prominent democrats who ars In IA
vor OF Mr Lii coln's election: and another
list Of persohs who are In favor Of tho el4c-
tion Of Mcclellan and Pendleton. Any mau
wto loves the Union, and desires its main
telance and perpetuatlop, will and 1t easy
to select bis side, when hs seee who 1t Is that
.rpror&e n. 5tNarsut &{,1-ato
, 1864-10-05

tB The following is an epitaph upon q
celebrated strategist, who fell with the fall
Of Atlanta:
At bis head worn-out spade:
AZ his teet broken pitcher;
Here, In his "lsst ditch" IL 1sid,
Mac, the everlasting dltchel.
, 1864-10-05

n1eSOLUT1ON.-The co partner
- NIP Asretotors existing be.ween tho u,dG-
, 1864-10-05

BHEEP-The inssfes fs in light supply hut fury aa-
eousto 70 the p csent limited deulni. Prices szs
1ess 11m. WITH a Cecilia os2 95fc no NJ upon tha
clossax quotations. Of Saturdays masket.
4NKEP IALxB TODAY.
sellers. buyers- No. Az. Ptice+
J. G1it1ey. ...CrAWfor&.........He 81 1343
H.P, & N, M,CongerDsTN... sa 5.90
, 1864-10-05
.-......- P1asr1 tx5,
Aad sid By All nrrzz5,'s "a F1acy aoo1s 0es en-



" setns = SMALL a1aIr. and II eonsequsaes 10
frtquets:v ntt ttlee:a1 cola eada "a Ii locnhtsls or
C1nsampt!oni ~ht NOT Axe cold In t1dsd- saa1.
Aud c9 0sirk ss once Tr y JAshsf K1pa:so<Aef.
which for thtstJ ha3 heth ! staQd I'D 5dy
fer ali Coughs aad Colda A7o:1 ta.ss crosat1 A4t-
oahTt3?
WHAT II AAaST RT AcoxcuITI6
Il Ar 1nrnnatlop Of lhs brnse> Of psmsxes wfl4A
uotvs1 slf 10th. lunak In II tt4ko. lh,n IL
II Cum ro113 cA1'a acls cnla l8a oFnesk
It NJ usuA13 cCMsa on Nie AH!t 61Ars.uAt1, fok
low % By moderate ru1th slta al'sh isaEb6B oS
heat CT acrt pets nbo7t tar khf oss ~ chen. II
AT esH3. tic cough beg nrs ono b. mc8s pr t1t
ne1r ssHpscEs 1ss oil ~ ths most n.a' Ard ds.
tstnipk ;'tetna 1mAton ucs*stos IN .stns1tY u1al
II nnal, IA a.ffe Mli1 tie eacAas Of Vi 10 laas
axeea OF this d,.t Dr. TAyse's RxptceoEAns
Atfects ssesns euro hy 1Tpcuc'pg = ftoA Il e4sy
eZp<gt0. Atcn, eprpEtsltrk ira cIusH, and AQkY!nE
tke river. a tear tslsl Il al;h -s u asksa-
II CONSULTATION AND ALL PuLxoSAHI soxPLLKfe
Dr. Is hgpeeto1s.t u1ll 211tA tQme- iata ,sltst
b7 leos11 tne cltfcQly Ct Dre ath TX ard eautlax
CAR eXpsctossuoc. ~6ere f1tazne aaa oa-
lauct'n. tsrt srn rtUf yea rom tea ia-st HAv.
tnk uesnta'ntt fepu' ae in al pslts Of h9 work.
tsr tYeE qu A1ftf OF cs1Sury, 1t IL COOS entity ~
cor oet1 ed fht hest ie1. d5 aver nsI d. 4or tho
eteest ee ie PIT fssses TO cure.
SID bS Ag-n:s and D1uyG!sfs eTsrs Shsrs 4 ozn
Ebsm mA1 ats bo onta.nto Dr.. James 8s1A'tTe
ilrk be aesEse .sd 81 bI,ioas nfeet ona. Az ma =
HnOK.K. LrRn akTTH; nUHNUAN d yAN
SLHAALK and 3NiTY & DWY4H.
, 1864-10-05
CHICAGO oarrLk nARKsr.

TUApAT 1VEn1H9 sN1ct I, 18JN
DYEF CATTLE-Wi.A Al alRost nominal supply,
the MARKET h. osea au1i Aa4 tra1 acdoes noeesssst.
II much rAsx1et+d. Tho entered sa1ea II III the
yHds amc unit to ~ h.Ad. it $s1,nt.:9 1at AA
FepoHce that XtsHr. CEsstn & Co, ctJ packers,
tave eoumsueed heef pack.1x foe tho sfa,or. O1e
or svo cthet nj hATs III. begun, nuda tho ramAa-
eer are lk&ly to follow IN few daJs,
Wl.hHsR eKctte ment In onr monetary naxfos :, Their
appsa,s moro rdda &C anenk tha oyeraeornt II our
vt ock srds, tut tha ct IL still unscta d. and
pu1cbAsts A'o evidently mAde with ortteme esation
transactions to daJ b va beaa yary uEited. ne,
thsrtfo1e. continue previous QuotAuons.
, 1864-10-05

~ The Pbiladelphia Union Campaign
Clnb, composed In part OF 400 veteran sol-
diers, the remainder being civilians promi-
f]rst parade with transparencies and mottoes,
e,600 torches and lanterns, and costly fire.
works, on Saturday night last. Fo1ney's
, 1864-10-05

h u its ss.foe aud Es:es srs e.,ist, pns Vi'h3as
an5 r. etlsI oectl5o re DAT ne engsze9eats xe: 9
1asss ~ ssrf T. t,oe, viii SA o.ts, & IL; G
'ssi sD 11 ass IL no change
y r.tcs *. a,g!e: -, ,,.,.
ill., Ss: xess: IL "a g.:
RsnroAD FEa1aars-Th il no ehin9a u RATS.
no aa''e' Fourth c,ea, Flour;
20 ao..oa AL 81! 81 I'd isEs Eis:ss; i55SS
rs;l md LAke EFie............oas ~
+ + :S k!ssees = i 5 ::5 +?
rtsfra,ssSS1Ra' re ra,ssS1iRe. ~ .:.os IL
81 es ss ssPesa &
a sns Ust xsk I'D ns n
kecsiyed last week. ps ................ :xafs
sa.1s:.osa:si sssiss & 1:;iod s; ss5 .sr
ssI.s:s s e;;;!sf ~i:s j. IA: i:
e ds psfes e: s.sf S: e.s % 7s
;is:; ':S s 81; f;f
$: s;s;,s
Ins 1ei xfs Is :asa. aa;tss5es "i For
ghs1ss S 8. nea. white x.ste. sg,e
r.. / ss 5s5s :55s:: :5;;s: S:s
h;s ESt'sfE fosq s9'..an' sG.sa s5s.s
ts R. disa 9sss' Ga'a ,t.s e0:f: ss,
8o,sso trealk. PEI son-.......s.. q ot9a.
mtde1sts = sasi;t. q ~ qqaot=: ' ''pps' "'sl .
e. so.;s s!aaa51ii;s aaai;ss: = s
B{s1F s.':sF stn; -, ~: 1st3t nv
o. trta
, 1864-10-05

sesce to an5 sueh stcr1es Tho report that one Of
them would probably pay ooe Oh the dollar Is Viso
Out Foundation In t4ct, a no are assured BY tnoee
'~ho ought to know. Il Is not bost to build up
false hopes.
Tho easeirgs Of the Chicsgo and A'ean Rai'-
rosd Company tor tbs week ending Sept 80. we're
~ follows;
, 1864-10-05

IA ALl.UW-Theu uafket has, With 4 fair fupply,
bEtn euu MO 1o.ctys. Pr1csa arc unsett,ed and
nenina1 PsAksfs t4lloR IL 4eaeYA1l- halls ut u alt.
D, and tn1AIy ta1leU has beea ore. "a n low az
l2k313c 2 D. with no buyer1.
IOBACC0-Tae market has beer quiet a1d uu.
ssitlsd etsc1s principally halt b1 81 .cul arr7
who. With tho t1costioA. IL = fax Who nsvs been
c.Epellsd to reai1ze, are holding shsm very n1m at
exssunE d1otAttons We quoto:
, 1864-10-05
IptAl
FfYAkNA f2Ei


.'EEw YoRx Sroox NAnNET:-Toe following are
The quotations for Oct. 4, received ty 2. G. Sal
toustall & Co.. commission. stock s1d bond b'o-
kgrs, "a Clark street, Chicago:
, 1864-10-05

e Those Har Democrats who are dis
posed to vote for Mcclellan must remember
that, however Hnrl1ke the intent Of the Pre-
sldential pominee- may be, II he does not
agree with the party for In armistice-hls
party Wonld not confirm war Democrats for
Office, or vote supplies to continue the war.
~ Mr.. John 7. Waite, Of Norwich. Conn,
hitherto prominent Democrat, in q recent
letter, declares that he shall vote for Mr..
Lincoln, although he voted against him In
1860, As between Hr. Lincoln and McClel-
Ian on the Chicago platform, he says he conld
not hesitate.
, 1864-10-05

oy noel tfoops' 10 1her evacuation TneT
ase now no more IN hfs way than the roaza.
ness Of the bark when the wedge Of the rail-
splitter is cleaying Its way Into thu heart
wood.
uovx rursuWuw C.v rnru .oo
lKEGAro.
.Therc sre peculiar reasons why every in
tcIligent 1rishnen onght to rote for Lincoln
ard johnson
Tbs Interests Of Young ireland are identI.
8ed with tho preservation Of the Union Rad
Of the. power of American liberty. 4, All who
hope thzt Ireland will yet shake off the
chuirs Of foreign oppression, ard rise above
the evssls of domestic fueds, must draw their
Inspiration from the example Of ou1 country,
and can look for effective aid and comfort
only to united and po Eerful American r.
public. One Of the very Feasons why the
Engllsh af1stocracF, represented oT the Lon
don Times ond the Enrlsh capitalists nnd
dcos nolsefs represented BY the Kolhschilds
sno aaens. nea"en', 1smpaselze "tn 1he
t,a% sosn aau 3ssry tne GoppeIasaos ana eise-
Io 4s. Aseleu, !" t.at ue5 "aot 10
1 W. :. VIC Po"et " %as oal'eu o'a1es'
A .n"5 p'o'e !asa W taer
Already the Iondon 7;ar, ronfasaa- that -
eave the 1stt,r thev conla not . 49, ~ t Toht
q single bsttle. much less . c.nn.;r1 ~ s1.tns+ - t
e6ldier Of tsrsnt,s ws1 of 1,eat,nr e con,s ]
tba .r,s+ocrats do .ov no,a % e.r. ,r,,"as
from revo1nt,or headed bv Mesahsr ~
-..~. 80 -~..n.- 80 ~
-vh1ch 49, rn5ss.; c,xa.s..a.,t as,s ~ -. - =.
~. ssms ,.,ns - q u.a.t..,;t., ), ~... - :. -
Rrftish En1ernmrnt ns.s ~.s...,..s ~" ~. ~
war, w-r~ Mcr7e1,,r a1ectad NJ to IT 11a,on s,
divi5ed. Great R,ita,n ~nn1a continns -
1tyet her chains uoon Irsl,nd for eentrations
to come, The Irish paou1e In this conntry
would be too much occupied In fighting ont
The endless ctyil wars which would result
from disunlon, to eive any individual aid to
their brethren ut home, and nooe Of thu sepa.
rate contederacies into which we might split
would be regarded bT Europe, except a. an
instance Of the failure Of Republican demo-
cracJ, and proof OF the wisdom Of aristo-
cratic oppression. Our Union gone and the
hope OF Free Ireland u gone forever.
N ,nke manner McCaeiane 'elecuon
should result In compromise between the
nrov<sions of the cnunromise would be that
, 1864-10-05

HFEAWN X-The NefEef has 6e6K n batter s033.
ply, wiki nmltsd demand On previous Qus'at!sna
We rote deollne OF 5: PEI b. Soma taT skea h1ye
heen raads at ga Rcs CT IL. ~
BslCHS-Thers has b8sn littla change in this
market oR1lsE the B41t He1k. N1RutActuytrs AFt
no:e' aitls active T. susplyiax exlstnr cantr1eIs,
1as danaAa fer smAn quAn'itts has been sonsx hRs
Checked by tce EantSN eGb tas1ion OF 1rAds, and
prices ne isgs 1r, but with 10 esahltshs& change
tn our prsSt. us au :tatlons. Ra qnots:
Csmmon 8rtcks, o.
Eeftcted Bt1cst, II 9t-Q1
1Itsten 6flcs. -.:2zS.:e
8AGGiN43-Tha n 8rket during *ha week h1s
bts fat ara uxaetl1sd TIA d<cno in gold, And tna
consequent de pIeasiop in Ill Cotton and Line1 t.
Elro, h.A had tho effect Of Iowsrpg prices: W. nate
dur1re the week = deel!1a OF ease On Burlaps and
Guns les a1d OF $685. On F1ou. 6ackE Theto Ats 10.
ds1 bss1 &C Rnde1ce IN the narSet. aud prices
rule liltle nlMef 1t present quptauons TIC quote
, 1864-10-05

FISH til. marEft hsa been falr1T scuvs. but
wlth . better supplV p&tcta nAve ruaod easier On
on trout et 7sc per tsltse1el; COD aeh of $40 pef
b. Il our R.stera hassi.s ths p1ss.as ~ sss.on
BFontses 10 far vol tniA has ssuew odia rho
vieTs Ct holders, sEpscts.IT Of Msckefel aad Cod
, 1864-10-05

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- j." Manila 49o
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, 1864-10-05
Dr. SANDERS
THREE MINUTE 6ALVE.

This Sa1vo will PeFHA1eRtJy fs1eove
and eurs Coras. Warts. Woles. Hing.
Wo1A and ToethaAke In ffQm thfea
- ten AlnHteRS
Ny IN Jon s9asS - sxerae1an1y end sosmszs.
SURE KfAkpT = oht1ed ron fpf iSe lOW fhICI
Of 50 cenr1 DIT bot11A ~ ~-
" F.t aAle - Or EAsT1ELYB Family NeAiet1a
ot3 VS. letw IANie
, 1864-10-05

EQ448 Y U44. .elS.08 I3109
NteEs part been quie+ and unfatea, hss bseA thor.
ouahly Ii active durlnE tha weak. DsA1e!9 have n9t
could ba eatablisled. On Tn he Astet rstes wo:e
teduesd E9c n on dlo and coarse Solder &C. ont u
dfrtYu Nc RuQfA:
, 1864-10-05
Fall Of Prices In New York.

IF1cm s1s II. Z. EEt1lhK Fost. capt. HI
me Whole!Ale market II without mxtcrtal cna11e
I'M ~. fsaae39 erieea Quota an1s arc 11regalsr,
*. BnysI We waiting for ta1.hef eecns. and
re ktSe 1tI quotations, tkoHta1 tAo decline
, 1864-10-05


Ayei elect Little Mac, and then look ont
for the opening Of the Sixth Seal For then
you may expect the assn nption OF the rebel
war debt, s., ,0oo, ,o0o, 900, making with our
own, = total OF nearly - .ooo, ,ooo. 900.
Elect Little Mac, for then you nay expect
to pay the rebels Tor spol'asions, losses, con-
dscations, as much more, makirg your Ms
tional debt &, ,o0o, 900 900.
Elect Little Aae, for then you will never
recover dollar from England 70. the spolia.
tious On your commerce committed by rehsl
privateess, fitted out In British ports and
manned with Britieh creEs-a nice1itt1e eum
Of $5o, OK. 900. .
Elect Little Mae, and compromise your
troubles by paying pensions to wounded reb-
e soldiers for fighting your OWN brethren,
by these rebel braSes.
Elect Little Mac, and have Lee, Beanregard,
Bragg, DC, come book into the service
which they have left in diehonor and pay
them ftom 3our treasury the came salaries
Jon pay to the patriot generals Of The Union
Elect Little Mac, and abandon to the ten.
der mercies OF the slave oiigaschs the Union
families Of the South who have aided cur
Cause, and the Union men who have fought
under our fsg.
Elect Little Mac, and have your national
currency snPfreeded oy 1ocallZed bank trash,
and add s5o0. .ooo, GOO to your debt to schleve
this feat
Elect Little Mac, and welcome Davia, Ste.
phens, Toombs, Foote, Nason Slidell, DC,
| back to the Cabinet and the Senate. to crncf
their slave whips again around the cars Of
freemen.
, 1864-10-05
How Copperheads were Sold.
An officer writing to q friend saSe:

lA1F NuEI1Rs 6tp1. ~ 1et4.
<< Coming up in the carsin citizens
clothes, talked Peace Democracy to some
officers, until they were On the verge Of as.
sanlting me, when I jumped up and called
out, "1re there no Peace DEMOCRATS In this
car who will stand BY me, or am to be ont.
ragged by these hirelings Of Lincoln :"
Fire heroic PennsylVaufaas sprang up and
said:
stWe'l1 see you through"
"Are ron Peace mens'' said I ttare you
tor the cessation OF this bloody war and the
granting to the South her independence"
Yes. we are,'' they ans ~ered.
We'll" yelled, A'you - traitors, au1
N o9cer Of the army. and An abolitlonist,
taa,. tnd lhess officers consent, veil stop the
Ian and hang sou to tho first tree,''
=, fof moment, all hands were etlent-theu
Iney eaW the sell and the whole car burst
INTO roar, and the sneaks sunk back into
their seats snd were heard no MON.