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, 1864-09-11

r..unx ...h. ~,x su r,r1,1tc that s0u}d
nsvs. epuHs WOW ~ eaD nmnnoss
le1a sny senslo!e pesson " tsers 81 er, men in
Lea1 wintef, believing aueIe D..sts \
the country VINO Womb MAXI oeEtS. -
deDts than the one Wc row nane .hst wonia A..
%and and aunoost nne Of these 6esser
msP." -, !, ,>o,. ,,n,,o N,
oeneve. tutaner. that ~ " Rpnspttts R.na " tSe 1st
Convenaon from me itn o. snne ~ ~,tnS-thn "
o. 1SP!Smpet r. We ~. a,rScad naa nemocIacy Of
The Morrill, The anno1ncemeut ot Is p,'as11
form, the principles {or>Hans o. princaplfes5 pa fs
on %nssa " ntennea 70 s',3|n~ witt e II to ahox
the IN WGfa At
sDassass sDs eonRcnd. %ath '0'' WHAT 'De' "''' ~
summer ,i 'n'sn, sa'us, os nnt tnfs hc.
o,p,,, n arnen3td ag 9 ~ ccrtatn erteut. tho
E!nu'pEt oePeausus sa,. ~ snn,ess NJ w'hnt.
poruIarily ana consequent m;eo. ~ n;nce5
6s1ara 4ha ;inoT1c thnuDhf that no such
renqceentat,v%e s1 % %sinnid be nominated tllI these
thfnes anoul., he ea1 dccided~as M a TOO eatly d..
% optn rnutnre In Tie 10 na1ty.
W Whataver wnrds 7 thfn smoke, 7 believed
to be- 10 tbs best interests Of the country:
Pfronn)iv, i had eyerft thing to lose. and
noth;ne "a cnin b. Tia COURSE prraued.
Wns ianched at. rid,culed, ost1acised by
people VINO up 10 luAs Auo - 49, GNtSo -As
Taught save most generous help, and OVER
Liberal praise. found
"Irard Indeed the straueer's SCOTS,
Hsrd the old f1tends iaihng OIL:
and used aometiGes TO think. tngktnE away
at my oars, how easy 1t would oe slipping
down strsam-bow weary pulling agatnst
the current; yet felt tnen that was In
The rlQht, and ! did not hesitate; feel now
fhat was 10 the right, and do not regret.
/ That has all passed Others felt rs /. What
.rsmatLs!
-Naught eave the hesrtieat unlon the most
esrnest, persevcIing work-the most deter
nined support q t1e parry represented hy
Abraham Lincoln. from thls. moment ILL
election morning
Either this, party mnet succeed, or tho
GRIND cauEe Win ial. .-,u
Enntf tn,e psry Must uiomE9. or INC
country VIII DC ~ into M N 1.I lenoole M ana de-
Gsauui gSa Peaccr eaoAos W 3" o"oa fent ason-
VI: at, ,,4,, r,.,s4 ,or., ,,r ~.
GLuel aAn pa ~ I!upe GGu4uet. o1 ~ tuas
pas ueen 9alnto !or humanity to'Qsy, iot sac
eEes yet to be, Will be lung under foot and
tIanplcd to death By & mum hating ari5toc-
racy, Gca.def5ing slave poweri :.
Either this party must win, or the hope of
, 1864-09-11

~ INTERESTING INQuIHT-wAt ruI posN O
!, s'TuE RAVEN" 4. PLAGIARISM

~ INTERESTING IHQurRT-wAs TuK roEN OF
:. 1.-THE RAVEN" "A.rLAaIAR1sA9
To the Edi.or Of tho London Star. = ~
6IR: A icw days ago happened to sec In
a dailS paper an extract from the letter OF a
London correspondent Of q provincial jour
nsl, In which that gentleman makes some
startling reyclationsf for the edihcat!on of the
Ignorant country people for whom his pro:
dnetiens aEe Written: The writer saSs that
formerly at the Bombay service, ;, has dlseos-
ered that Poe's poem Of :. 5s; Ths R.ysnn s' Is
pllshm cnt," 10 NE told, "wAa minute and
euages, and that turned to account by trans
iAttng almost literally the poem Of The
Raven from The Pe1sian." G n any Of your
readers inform me U this IL trner Did Nj.
Lspg'ever make such discovery, and, II he
Whose work Is 1t, and what Is It cA1ledf II
there is really no foundation for this charge,
the truth ought to DO made known, and the
/ falschood refuted. = 7 As this ID q
| subject Of great: imp :rtxnce ito the literary
world, I confidently trust thas mora Light
VIII be thrown upon It
Ian, sir, yousa obtdlent1y, J.E. e.
, 1864-09-11
Washburnc and the State and Nntlopal
ticket Will receive just about this m3jorIty
In the Third District Mark TINT.

"kehEnfnn pHM tho 3fn&n a4,I Nn}3
+1cr a. ,a,1i rnc.srs tmst .In,,e 1G e1s Nnt.oga1
IN he Third nsstrict ME- % thot 'e "a1o91ty
80 'N - 1.s 41asA so"''
TIE MASS MEETING.
As have said the number of those in at. |
tendance upon the mass meeting did not e1-
ceed 1,0O, It was made up principally Of |
citizens Of Sterling, and euch farmers living
adjacent thereto as happened to be In town
W WItn Ptou9Ge. 1Ael9 were = ep1uRlng OF
1 - .nse .ast nsasa soMe
ne 1Tv fsres tI,ev msIs s1S s'ut" 11os0 n""
N1e "AS '@se0 ~as, tuaoa
ORGANIZATION. :;
:: Tho mectinEwas organized by the choice
sof hon 3. &. Patterson, Mayor OF Sterling,
President and H. G. Grattan, A. 4. TerreG..
ana Charles Smith, eecsetasies,
A Committee on Resolutions was named,
consiBting ofJames DinEmore, Nelson Mason.
Joseph Colder, Washington LAW aud F.
sacket, =
LqnbaIds and Hickey sang Rally Round
the Flag,'' and the exerciscs commenced.
WILLIAM nRoss, ESQ.
William Broes Ear. wa. The a~,+ sna.,.
He aispoaed settsfSs,oiS 1s ~ ~ My SRssRef
Of the Copperhesd d ne. that tha Union n.Stv.
Of the North Is 1esponsib!e Tor tho present
| desolatiuE war, and nho wed conclusively that
upon the Democracy alone, North aud South,
81 h1ooS thronat 81 .',rH ~ .ar ~ M
| " u4oo0 .1Aoo6A wA4IA aA0 EouAllJ 10 uoW
, 1864-09-11
FROM STERLsNG, ILLINOIS.
Tho Mass Meeting Mt 2terllnE-8ome
account Of the UlkY-Luc2t Puiitlea-
speeches by H1eHsrN. kEr0sx aud Wards
Indications,


lFfom Our Own Colrc5pondcnt1
@ sTKa11No, Whl.cstds County, Sept, ., 1861.
The meeting held In this active, 60 ahead
little city to-day while In NO scnae atatiure, docs
not assume such hugo proportions as those
that have preceded it. This dropping of Of
Eumbers IL attributable not to falling or Of
enthutsasm, but to the fact that q sio1tler
meeting was held yesterday at Dixon, twelve
miles cast, and that auother will be held to-
morrow at Morrison, tho shire town OF
Whiteslde County, fifteen miles west- It
vas not expected that this would be large
gathering. Indeed in tho first instance,
believe 1t was Intended that there should be
no day meeting at all Ia: Sterling, hut the an
nouncemcnt OF largo number of speakers
caused the Committee slightly to vary tho
programme. .
The people of Sterling arc noted for their
business activity aud enterprise The city
numbers scarcely four thousand tnhabltauts.
and yet in point Of bnainess. transacted. lta
merchants claim that 1t ls the second cfty in
this part Of the State, Frceport being flrst,
While 1 am too little familiar with the north.
ern portion Of ths State to admit the iq.tice
Of The claim, am free to acknowledge mr.
.aatontehment at tho figures related TO me,
There IA mn ifnmRrfn ftfrufuo annn$rp 1utn -
aiiarrnf sni scselnr ontfsi A. at.II,ng &
cnrn;rr rrsnrnasssd In testit,tV ma ~ s,ea q
mcnts a. smcrrsafn1 hnsinesa ~
Tic frsfYfc In srricnitmral ins.runenta and
lumber Is very large aud rcraunesatlve. The
two tl,onsaud bushels Of wheat are daily
consumed bY the two establishments now Il,
operation here. Rock River, which here has
fail Of sixteen feet, and js capable OF being
'tncreascd indefinitely. furnishes the motive
power. This Is by al odta the best wnte1
privilege In the State, and do not see why
there should not epHinE up here an important
manufacturing city. The town is ono OF thu
Oldest In this section Of the Stats, but has
been thrifty aud growing only since tho con-
etEuetton Of the AIRLINE railroad.
1ooA1. poLtr1os -.
wb,tcsiae county Ia overwhe,m,ne3v R..
.,.,,itnss, r. 1ec0 liz ss.,. a1ae TX nc"
, 1864-09-11

iff0u &14 ". = s4u4tpEEQS1ts 9Ep~ a~J
rnars tns neen tsttle pausa In tho acstyiJ Of the
fai iFae owing tne dee1ine sad tas o.eil A:1oos
coniinnss nn1 eaAbiea 10 ders % ohtau continual
g;ia " S7Pa "a Y so: .sh sses g.
dresd For brown snd oIeached shtetiuks ~ d shrt-
les tha derna1d has been less 1etise: ont prices
but s.e Eot 10 much osmaud- 6trpea and ucks are
fnae:ive. Tho &.rzace in pEires ssked cheers tho
for Ihs eame c.u,s, buyer hep,sg !oE decline u
RRr1S. uels:res coma forEsSa IN TO tcaaty gusni
Nes. Al fre.h and desirable titles afu tsksn Up on
7he tobptrS a1o eager TO obtain supp III. and
have touIht. lAzgely ef EpectlkSoTs as N ad'
md IRE sou1ht for. Estntts srs quet noesi1ns sss
fteao j. th~ demand be1rE fully eQpsl to The supply.
eI{ TIE demand fo< .haHs . lsrae md on Z: .fe
vf1y d.m. .the atoek heinF !sdnee6 The1u is rsths!
1ie,ns sna 6l3e1 doss1ias ~ in deuaad: bxtuaa
msnd It high psices. Linens Ii request sna or;n
Ine bnlE Of the lmpoFtattona asea ho1eyef, yss II
, 1864-09-11

fects. It to mapifestly absurd TO put up and
pull down commander In the ne4o eecord-
Ing TO the crude views OF peevlsn ianeaea OF
functiopaty in Richmond. Such conduct of
government would patalyze tho greatest nl*
laty gsnlos, min the olds9k at@yf ana nen-
Nose, L u n1s hasss-Is Il not e4ualy hari-thas
tho Rfragse q etghs nstaio'2, saao sae7:I1oe Ms.r
ofafy, sacrifice their lucs, teho groa's N Me e.
sxss G} erertto, sco scresch etx7 nsasess taI nc
MOOD 'ta,ts .ctth ne s.oedt-aaoasd eosne1o ndH9hs
Isho.d end n tie ruin Of =, oaMaat ls ne re
feelings Of a aia9le man tnau b t"dutga1,
With the scantg Information at hand, 1t Is
impossible to cstimate the late stlatr IN Geor-
Gin. II Is certain that Atlanta nne oceh aoan-
p{ snr o no n"f Th e9ow 9oss
Of The place is otherwise without Material
Importance. As military post had no
value Whatever. It was once important as
the junction Of railroade, Dut has ceas-d to
pc 20 since the railroads to tbe noEtn we're
Tie Confederate army IL tne nelsahorhood
Nas In proper hands But the moral effect
! Of It's loss, though It may bo temtofary, will
be gfsat- 1t Will renGer Incalculable asslst-
ance to the PARTY Of Lincoln, and ooscare
enSic ne @ ta e5 fs 80 rsf t vii
a1eo otiIuse gloom orer ING SOUTH
Ihia depression, however. may be speed
lily relieved II the Administration has
eIa19 Of real sense or epaFk q 4Isel1sh
patriotasm. The Reinstatement O Johnston
The appointment Of bean1egards E woua as
and Of the armv. and tie genius Of either
| you'd Eoan prove Sherman's advantage 70
be % illusion and an abortion. But the
t conhdcncc either Of country Or Inc hrmy
VII scarcely suzsive tns contsnutson Of
n@pd y stu les m e 9bs
Wiedom nov; but It is difficult etill to hope
ens thing wise, or magnanlmous Or runse1aah
wnEr1En's orEnAr1oss VIEWED IN TIE
| souIM
tf1om The Richmond Examiner, Sept. &.
We hear nothing 1urther from Whceler'a
movements in East Tepuessca. The general
opinion here Is that he is m.kiu: for Mash
Ylue. "A late Bristol paper says 1t Is all a
ne about his having destroyed the great
bridge over the Tennessee ct Loudon." The
eame PAPER says be seems stuAiouslY to
avoid TUG enemy's bridges and lines OF com,
1nunicaticn, "and de7otes himself to run.
n'ng about the country picking up amall
, 1864-09-11
CHICAGO LUm BBR nlAlKET.

SATURDAY EvK11No. Ssptelnher 10.
LUMDER+Hecelyedyt ytste,dsy KS yDeo feet. There
has =: en- nc: hlrg doing IN ths market to~dsy not
a.nple cargo haYinE been oatSed on sale. The very
limited receipts h.e cn old contracts. Thsra II !
good demand, buyers are numerous, aud prices rule
very 1llm At previous quota'ions.
SHINGLES No receipts Market actlye h1u drr.
LA1u-Receiysd yeste day l5'teo pcs. In go,d
dtmano, and 1sm At s4.o0@s s15 per 1Jo5o pcs.
The following n:e The gard prices:
, 1864-09-11
Governor Rrough MT Clrc1eville.
!. Governor Brough made speech on satur-
Cay, At ctrclcvillr, before large audience.


!. Governor Brough made speech on 9Atur-
Cay, At circlcvillr, before large audience.
ne make an extracts: :
M'c1K11.AH's CAREER.
But laying aside every thing or military re-
putatfon, tell me where, in the history OF
General Mcclellan, are the evidences Of Tint
ripe experience. that great political know
ledge, that ct him as candidate for the
Presidency OF the United States ut this time,
No civil employment has he ever. been en-
trusted with except the snperintendeaca Of
railroad, and l win jest say, as to TINT,
that Whtlo Wasin thst business, II my road
fiftv oiher men in the State Of Ohio whom I
wonsd hare preferred to him Thia ia nil the
civil employ 1ment ho has been engaged in.
he has given no demonstration, no evidence
ct his capacity to tejze upon the relns of this
Government In time hike this. nc has no
Even In the Last political campaign Of 1850,
she had not the genius to discover that tho
welfare Of this Government, and the perpet-
uat1on OF It's institutions, required the etec-
ton Of rome other man than John G. Breck-
tnEidge. lie was amopg the supporters Of
Breeltr1idge. Are We to turn aside aud seize
upop an nnexpt rienced man, merely because,
sion Of hts life subordinate to that end.
Willie do not abuse the military career Of
Gen. Mcclellan, l feel this prompting in my
heart, that butfor the serpent which whIe-
pcrtd in HE ear ut Washington, even az tho
serpent whispered In the ear Of cur great
mother, that he could climb the military
height and be proclaimed President Of the
United Statcs-I believe that but for that,
he con}d have taken Richmond and crushed
this rebellion two years ago. belleye that
when Ac got before Yorktown with 180. 900
men, and 1Q, ,0G0 confronting him, believe q
man Of ortiuary genius could have gone iuto
Richmond and captured 1t, had 1t not been
that the Evil Ono whispered to him, "Hotd
back for a Whilei there is Presidency to be
made tut Of this thug NE may make you
President by-and-by." 1t Is matter OF his
tory, and do not csiticise. military matters
! when I repeat It here. that the army Of tbs
Peninsula lay there 180, 600 strong, and before
| less than J., 600 rebels, for period of fifteen
or twenty days, when they could have stntm.
| ed over item, when, ii Joe Hooker had been
their leades, he would have captured Rich,
mond in twenty hours. Bnt Mcclellan said
no. BE lay, there until the rebel cohorts
we're brought In On the other side. and ht
was compelled to retire In disaster, atte,
burJiug 40. COO American citizens who a.ei
from oisease, under the soil Of the Chicka
homtny.
, 1864-09-11

tt nd. Th in yola .ndnaDf r. n.2es e 1a 1a
trsttss, ii fhc xGld uu4Yxnt, hoHEvet. anboIts VI
sts x.eee y. y rsrylae sls,t
ruI d: to ,ay Tna pufrhh>es eso lignn " cni1 IT.
m.h ADD shi.y supply mmedlAsc %t wan@ cann III:
ibss riic1s nus Aasanee. Il which oon''a @e So
thtI5e. r,,.,.,. n.t essh n,Icss ot
III 1theIta u etyes of domestic CRY Eo9{' s''o IN
, 1864-09-11
NavF York Woof Hfnfket-Nsns.2 q.

Wocl continues extremity dull. Important eytnts
ara teytiup!hE theroseve. III such rapid succtaaioa
most holders A1e an1ious to realize eyon i tha
penSe blight abAtsupent OF prices. Nnxa lnpoy-
It any foluer pt11od Of tha renelll:n and o1noeis
nm xSa nss1ufpK to tcok With conhta1te "a tea
, 1864-09-11

NO dlteoslnoa 70 bur oE sel beyona t9a immediate
Necessities c iha parties u tns*I'ss Prices IN tofn
nat ntts annx my, r. ~ ~ s5sa:s a.
II gold +; rates ls5 nhts Kentueky ~ 1l4a5oc 1s5
eaIea esed lsaf. utossc; kod g. m bales Aaysns U
EnId And exchange have had tbs sftcrcf uEsstsltrg
the mA1ke; for lufsctufed ring the past weak
ccr{euuenty rusnsa hss beep r4strictt. Jot prteas
Ms t1n, sftlcnlkry for fA1- psid tonacc3s, which
afA mnSf In demand.
, 1864-09-11
#iEceIIaHenuB.
IT, S.
7-3O LOAN.
u 8

TIE sseset4ry of tho Treasury F17es nootcs that
subscriptions viii be received for Coopon Treasury
Notes. psyahls THREE 1esrs from Aus. 18th. laa
with ssm aunusl Interest at the rate o. a.vnn and
ttts e-tenths Fer cert r-r ancnfa-rstnctc and II.
te1est 10th 10 be pad IN lawful money
Thesen notes will be convertible at the c2t.oa OF
tne holder a: EatVrst7 into six per cant gold he1r
ius honda, payable nc. less titan a!a cor rcre than
twenty years from their dste. u ito Government
sy elect. They Ill u 34s7et IN dszominatton1 Of
2sp x1ce s.1o. on1 srt 8 9c aud all subscriptions
E,ust be for ntt4 doila1s or soma multiple OF ary
dollars.
Atste rotes t;sv tr:sreh: fseU Ausust Is, rersoup
EaahiEt deposits Subsequent to that dA:e mast pey
the interest scexIGd d1le q note to cate oi de-
pcslt-
Fa1tfr1 tepoaitsnx s4ent7-h7a thoussnd dcilsrs
Ard upwards far the.e ao,es a. sny one tua viii bs
AloErd cerr1isst.n OF o1s quarter orc1e peS cent
, 1864-09-11

Tho toxl receipts OF Hogs At tho various yp-ds In
the city during tbs week ending to-day according
to tho dslY returns posted on Change, amount 70
1876 hest. rais ST. aosd nacre tnap vera recsivtd
last week. sn1 ess2 head 1ess than the receipts Ut
tte corresponding week OF Last year.
The dAty receipts at ths ytriop8 Ja1ds compa,c ~
, 1864-09-11
,rYKUP-Le ll:at. supply win +. r.fr A.

HYRUP-Io llsht. supply win . t.,- -
Maize Isy nia 1t prtvioai quassaoas: sE weeecman
S.bs IL las:ai
Fhi1, dtehGs 81. div: ia II
eALEIkATUs-Thcm mssHes il ae,,;a. IN isSan:;;a ~
a. utse. IL.
81 sssE1:., sssEhs ita *:
TEA -'a fatr snppJ. .nd orr Acti1s: ssx:
Is s4ssss. e
e :sss:is; :: !; ;sS5::: Sss: s:::::.i;s &c &c
nPas5Al e s1f. sra1sst e esasss e t. ? s 3
5.p,s' s.sarsl :? e.: AZ ss :; : s; : IS
DO s9ss. ehotss. s::'.. s:.::.:..:.:: G'M 81;
TxIn1voiteeved. 'rip1"tsi a7as IS: .a'f fpea s
Ia.ls Ass 1stn 90 ate1iss IN shs oseycns *-s!r or
a. a t+1ow The demand. A-A''
s ~ Iss e;tss sts sGs IL m
Ii, s1Aet IL ouH AID 1nsattled. sEl 1sc yulane
* i e.
thst rEse eurre.t It :he dste oi l4a-ta7 prses
f1 fs:.t1a .ss AsSssse K g.: II S
E.sss,a nSd T @ 1esn f. ~ sna sso
sss; p.n= Is is ases asosa.i5 As' 81
11f.e & .....,.....laxals
TUE aaiss but vei; t9n =: ,:sM.
FIzs Au1 tHKv1sa IoaAooo-
EhoSrs....ss-s.s ...s-.s..--.-'"..,.-...E!z5G! =
Medium. ~. 4:
sxo.ssa :i TSaAcGo ~
"a fs. ...--..''..'.'.."-'.'..'.--.. Eye
CeEmoa. sisais............'... xtt Il
Eatusal L-af-. sss:o:
1t+.As
, 1864-09-11
uu1pAt.u CATTLE MA HKEr.
ar tno Week Endfr1 EtptcmhrF 10, 1861.

-. SATURDAY EvsNEso, sep:. II, 1874.
The tece}pts Of besf Cattle and Live HoRs At tho
VARIOUS yards IN tho efsy' tor Ae ~ees ending -
tsT. rouua.e a. follows ~lAh tho psnvloua wesliy
rteein1a hluss Auzust 9. 1iA
, 1864-09-11

Tie stock ef Grass IL stlu ver light, and win re-
main 10 M Il the uow crop comes forward; prices
oita bnthels hsye been se'd q <s;ea1 easn. Cal
I'm 1t ii IS; and $50 do thtfe, ~ casa1ne sala
noIe0 ID our las: stould have Rad 80 btg1 not 3Q1
~ k1.G f48h.
, 1864-09-11

nn,nnrs.o .o< = ,o,u,,ou OF ,ho national problem.
g. u n tss
c,sI ssltes sr, s1e secosdn.l. much m9te eau asse
u & e sn e s's
Da@ss: g T.: Tssses; r as Or *es iPes IT,.
= syeo could DO! ps aad De
R9 IF T
shies &c E IL S s. Ions:ts n l.: esea .ddsa.
Hxw Yoe1. Sept. s.--Thre has been nothiaE Of
f99s sfsI 6 s1s aas .aa
fels tntor,oz conlA ~ MAJ 81 ts., fhs
s:t:e%R''ea Assss Ss!" a,ss
5sas 90 ssSf q ~: e~19 sp
+ ths selh1 NICE Sa Ia I'll naasaiusa s Iron
T. e.
csspeF :n Ltaa ho'n quls: Al es1isz raess. lia
ou1CACo DAILY MARKET.
Az .. q sn .tss .,1t =, ~ ~ 1,x.sf Stt. ,ys e xs
oiier1eiss ssased. -Four 4 s0'd ee'ir<T<a un.ets
sA7TEnsx E{5nsa: r1R;..7s sen:i nns.t p IL IL.
The pt5sa Ss s. !. 81 Sta
''msa Nsvs hsp 4ta s "Fssiaa1s-1neta sno charge
Es: E'sss "a .ss tss
f5sai f5sai e e fSsssa' bs.sea ~ - ~.
''I.so ''s1 '1's' -S- ,xou11a Gl.s... F1cnT
ros'. r0r.. Il. =: .s sss LII: Es:::::::: =
10 Hefs07' sa Il 1s 81 Lsxs ~
TO P..4!znd. ii r:n ~
l'!saeieais E - ii i1' :: ::sss u
e;:. S!iF:: I'll :ss?ss
sslss tods, Esss-wn:I. E1arEK ExEAsk x ,ssa a.ls
#; Is
Iran-te tons Bran bulS II 1t saase On tsael-
se &..sss ss .: sas ssse Is a.ez
.xvsfs w!sTxE Wua.E a q MsIoEz7I7.se9j e s hq Ne!
ss 3 & Se s. M =
ax4T n e. nn oa g. NJ s2xse "a q 81 Ss:; Al
M 4 & s i il
i !. sa & = e ;s5s g
81; !; H. .s,.a.a
toeAy x<te:-Cors II sTokE-Ioeeob ba No Corr 4
IS, e e & & ss;f III !: s Is T. as & 4
ais, 21so on e @ st :,lA s. es!ss na % ao af :, ":
tonx-4 81: % River Corr oT sample st u-sl 40 +
'ns M sa'e eoIn anG
OATs-Meelssa toa. ]. si.s.s oas anlppsd, sa5
\. sS: ! ss II: ~
es e q : sss e
;saa :. xf '?s + ~ " g
';, eg, saxes 4 81 eam ,s a1s Is +
s,s;ss = Is;
Ha@Lxs r. kss..;sa te Dr. y; IS sss:s ;s: es: s:,eee, =
a asy TcTe:- n;xIar 3 sToe.-s,:to sa no. :B1:ls1
T. Cs s,e,t e. a. es DO 4
SfS1:ssisss !: ! is:: S:t ts's :ssss
Ip,lso 1ns M*1kes quiet, Ne 4nose' $500.
, 1864-09-11

SATURDAY EstN11o, Sept. 114-The.e has boaa
little imp, o1stuent in The receipts Of this market
duzt1K TIC past wear. Al compared With tho prccet.
inf orc, lheY sntW slight Increase. but compared
wtth those AZ the cesrespondtus week CT weeks af
September, lies, they ehev eonaderbale densIszcy.
Our present tupEy has tee far below tho require.
ne-ts Of tuysrs for tho Eastsan fnsFEetB: anu al-
though 4; heard OF r11ces hAvo been Offered, bat
little incfetse IN the receipts fsllowed For
New. York nlora the Vhole Of our rtceipts, On
sny day throuzhaut the Fetk could tasty havc been
taken; but other markets claimed share, compe
uton for two th1ee da5s riot. the p,ees unly
having 70 be naEed 70 secure irnaediats sale.
In polat Of dusi!ty, have hSt much larger pre-
portion OF hsavy. we'll ted hogs than ususl; sh7r-
oughly ursetnE the teea that there were 70 heavs.
s hoes At pres In tho caunt1y. These hays sold
At very hah priccs, and from ait Appearances three
times u quantity could easily naya nscn lfposea
o. suee Thusseky tha rnAfet hxA been lsss active,
and priees have declined iuI!y skc = 100 r.. The
Hho1o receipts Of the waek have becn
elesrsd cut 1t fsi1 and unusually high pticss.
There wt1e IN tho yafds this morning about 26oo
Hogs. Ihe entered ISLES It nj tbs yards during the
day. amount r 7sS1 hss6, 1t $96s9lLs5, chiefly At
41o e.eit.&5 per lG1 rs. There wss I considerable
eharre IN the GENERAL tone Of The market Prices arc
sRatn CD tho dssstatinx scatet nd viii probably ID
fex days como ncrc nearly 70 cousls&eat range.
Fsecy prices aso seldom as &atlshcto:y ~ far and
consistent Ores. aud it:s quite clear thar befra ths
pact1nk eascn hers atal have fully opa1ed the lat
ter viii hare 10 be adopted.
, 1864-09-11
Special Advantages cftbis Loan.

IT 1s \ Nir1oxAI sAr1Has BAuk, Offering 4
h3khe rate ottn:cfea than Any cher. snd rus Bxsr
ercCn.TY. A1y sayi, r. bank Eh.ch pays its dapca.
tto1s IN U. 8. N1tss. tpler1 tbs: it Is pAyue m
tie best c1sculatitg Ecedlum OF tho country snd,t
CANNOT ray Ia anything tts1. f,s It's oRa a&ssts
are e1iher IN Government secutitea or IN nossa or
bonus rag Gb.e N Goy.s1.aea. papet.
Convertible into Il Six per cent.
500 Gold Uo1d.
IL addition to The vfrY lrer. interest OF ths uose4
tor th7es yeazF, $h.7 rrivileEn OF eonversfon b uo
1o.t1 hhcus ttreo cent PEI annuu, Tor the eur
1ett rate for $50 Honda Is nos lees than y1sx Pxx
CENT. rREx1uK. a.d befnre TIE war tho PREMIUM GU
ftx per cent. q. s. s.scks over twenty per cant
I. wil1 be thst the sctu-1 r.os shis ,oan
p1eeent n1ssks: rs.s:a noa leaa than rsa e
rer srz1U*
, 1864-09-11

snte jan. - ,,.S. S!ss
eludt I'll brs rot eahta Is br1s pearl sshes s5 lbs
pstswn1. ss95 Ibis Eaxat to4r; 81 1E.s re tlour,
oate. e2a bu g bu pea.. 7ts0 rkEs cantleb
Il rales cottop go oales h:y 1,2 bales hops b!ls
Ess OIL ii All Ealls Hnesm OIL. "a 1&lla lard
0l, llt6 gals lrs:ed oil. 3sns pF1s p1rk. c9s orls
hntttr III 1ss lbe. Oh. ere :s2 lbs lard. a7 Urls
rice, 81 vi Tbs tauow. gss2i5 gals pesEols1n s:6
frAF I'd dr.
, 1864-09-11

The last meeting Of tbs canvass until aftes
the Statt FAIR, viii be held at Morrison to-
me11ow. From present Indications, there
will 10 large attendance Bod.
, 1864-09-11

Great Increase Of Exports.
The Of cxpotts oyer Imports, as tepostsd at
tho Trcasnry Department for the mouths ofJu1y ard
August lse exceeds that Of this period for 1858,
by upws<da Of t2' to-. 100.
Export or II fendatufJa from the United Stnte
f0dsreat Hrit lin ant ireland, from sept.
. 1E6sf. L. 1&HA.
, 1864-09-11

Exports at Few Fork Lust Week.
The following VIII show the exports (e1r;nsiye of
SPECIFY from New YORK to foreign pot.s Tor tbs wcsk
ending etpt.e, and slnce January /:
1871 lSf3. 1871
For tha ~oek:......,S, 91e.s73 sa6sis63 Ssgss,,'s
Prev. Reported ,9!i,18 11gti7.Ns 1i3x5eel6
, 1864-09-11
COMM HRCIAI,


SATuRnAT EsEH1x0, Sept. 10, 1874.
The receipts and shipments during the psst
24 hours wrra as follows:
, 1864-09-11

KAFAU NIVELEE-I
fsfuI Attu NJ thAu3td. We
IT, 4
Ftch,........ @.W&0 ~
RIStI 4 rs II. ....@1@
TH<EenEnt+... e.+.0 EV
ItAt.Flxx pAckfnG.-4.. @c
Itei, Hemp pack1nK.+..Ac
An, HeMp 9up.........Ec
An. m.HrEc NG,1,,,.. Tie
An. Hemp No. 7..~ &c
Ht1-tIEGEYD OIL
, 1864-09-11

AZ setk. u drutn yspovse1 m ka4* n,urket rspcrt
nrr 04s a hdsiy Of &C skordg6 psy 6Ushel, u: kAs
oiher1clss skd1<d- p our q Sold 6elirk7EI unzsss
!. othss1cfse St1t&a. T..
SATURDAY EvNNIJ1. Sept. % 1as4s
EREffsnT5-OkAIT FnE18uEs qnae1 but
bids tstra. :. The erEhssme!ts t--oA1 were:-fo
HUFTALo;-schf. Ps1nald With re. NJ Tcs scnE.
Jsn1es Nayajr, With corn It 7hc
.IaEx hxn RAT - HFKxIaHIe-1neft Il no charge