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, 1864-10-19
A Remarkable Case.
EAST MDDL.DoHot, Msss., juno .. M.

Mes;1S, 8uR1E1T Il Co
Isend 5oa = statement OF my chughtse's csse, ~
reaEested- cha Will hsve beHu SICK st1 Jeara II sho
lives until the nsst Of AuSuAt nex:: at tiI1es you
would thtak ths could lfvs ton nuInue3. Hst dis
tsess would throw her into sps4Es, and ~ soon n
she got breath she would g into anet
hundred stmts In succession. haya known he, to
Isy nye nizhts and Alnoss ova dsys without food or
DIRK. Sha vonld lAJ tn that stuas,ou perfectly In.
esuhiha: aha has had avery tooth In her head tAkeu
ont .lnce she became Ack-
Her situation and distressing sickness ara kuova
All over the ffee asates. Fof nYo years hsye de-
voted ncss of ny tlna to her-havo sas op With bar
rom 10 and 1oA O'Clock In tha tven'nS. to I. and
O'Clock, NJ I'll bids began to nuk IN tho lumuGr
mornings.
When her hair came o1 y had osen sdfietsd with
usagte er head fer thEee 1sses. sha tRd used
hte-u galoaa cf tho best Cologne. twanty nvs bos-
t1es Bay Water, heace8 many 3thes poWs1tu1 appti.
cations There with &he tn.euss host caused By tha
pans Mt bez h.r 10 badly shst In October. lss1.
it ali cana o. and tor THO Years affair." aer haaa Vaa
Al smooth as her face
T!roush tho RECOMMENDATION CT ffiend ata WIS
Induced 70 ny Jou- CocoAIax, Aa6 the fe.ult vsa
sstonishiux Hhs had Tot used the conteat4 of hstt
hots.s befo1a her had Was covered With Adns youuy
hair II would grow Aooue an eixtn Of N inch In
length, a-d then come of It continued 10 DO 10 AZ
Intervals for four months, whsn xe d1scavs1ed an
Irritation ct tho sc2]p.
We procured bottla at your KA11ssToA, a,ply-
t79 It With lo7E MUSLIN CLOTH ss1u persev~tug
with tho CoocAIyz. arp'ytnE that with tbs hand. nd
they bsd the Desired effect. In 1our months hes htr
hiss grown several tnehas IN 1eu3t1s vary thick, soS
and 1ue, and ofa darker color shan torMesiy. Wha
her hair had grown Or ~ izcaea. neye- saw st
splendid hair thick ~ nar. and when parted II ay
elceo to her hezd.
she ttt1 continues to the Coeosiro and We have
hut tttlo fear Of her los1nz her halr. aha nnda tho
Knl11sou 50 rcftesait and olt1K to hex head Al.
5avtyg tho heat produced By psta That aha wc ud not
do without It. With Ie.pect.- WIN s. EDDY.
{0t VIM 9. Kddy 4 gonJ
Asnutac.arers OF Caat 8ssel BhoYefs and aos,.ss.
-Eaa. Alddleboro, 1ata.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston,
Fropri4tofs,
, 1864-10-19
RiSreua1lguuE,


WHO MINDS A C0LD?-It
w .sems $ small affair, and in eos1e11tncs II
usually allowed to havs rs oTl way, ard yat now
HequsAE neglected cold ends in Bfonchtt11 or
Consumption! y by nos 1hSs cold IL tlma. thsa.
shlca fol lb.lt7 yesrs hM teen : Standard remedy
for nil Coughs and CodA, avoid thssb cseadfaI alter
psnveB?
HuAr IL BnAsT III BRONCHITIS
Ia ,rasnmaslou Of the brorch:a or panases which
convoy air 10 the urRs In 1ts earEs sts2ee hls dts
btessr. Il Usually comes on with f!:s!e ho Asse-
ness, followed by ncdtr4La couxn- with s1ikh fa3i
81 Of heat Or Borenea about ih3 throat knd CHEST.
II not aE1 eteF tho cough bFeonoEs ons Of ths Mo<I
prominent tymptoms ~ well as the most painful and
dstrsi'ing: the inilAEmalon tacseAsss IN intenaisy
the tunE etlt ben .ha vital powers soon RtVe Way.
In mn6e OF the ftARet OF this utAeAfo Dr. James liz
tecftIahs entc5s speedy cure ~ producing = free
and ee4y eXs 1uppFesaiaE Eae cough. aud
ala1 ing the fesar faif tyla u Ru shst asked.
II coHsEAp17ox AID ALL PULMONARY coxpLAurs
DR. Jayres Expecto-snt will ad,rd Immediate reies
b5 Stnosiuf $he o1flcu ss Grabbing and c1u13nZ
~ sAsy szpet tozaton Ehtfany all Irritating and
t0teEfnR matters ara Owed IroM the iuHgB, RAY4
1nx EatEtAined It's Population IN ali paris OF tha
deutJ letonmendtd ~ tbs best f NEEDY eyaE offered
foI the diteas e. It p1 ofetssa 10 cu1e-
ecl1 bT Il enra hnd O!uRE1sts oVerywto-o. trom
Nhs II nay Aso re obtained Dr.. JsTne1 sanattva
'e 59.s%ps I spd d, esrsnst s sns tor eosuysae.s:
Ch,estn-FULLER, Pin Il 4 FULLER F. i Il.
200 RET. LuRD 4 sMIrH, ,DOi;iaAM L VAN
6tEAaCK, and eAtlTH DWYEl:,
, 1864-10-19

EOGs-Reeeived At all 1he yards about 3;sqb hogs
Fn.ersd sale.. 3,2G head at @9,G@1i6o, chiefly at
f9-e@i913 per 100 rs.
The martes opened this morning with fair de-
hnd and sales we're readily effected At the extreme
rr1res paid on Sunday and yesterday. at which the
receipts we1n pretty mucn clasred on.
The decline in Gold which has taken place to-day,
and II ctrtequeat depression Of the New York mar
ktt hAve considerably lessened tie ac7ty of this.
Excepting the purchases made by Reed & shsrwin OF
nearly 200 hcgs. city packers have not besn buy
ir9 ucpat1ng that with anything like tbs receipts
ofAst.week. prices must folio = tbs same downward
tetet which haa apparently set in In Cur Gold and
pYe educe maIketa.
We note no decline on prny1eus quotations but
there hiss peen this afternoon lesa activity In the af
keI ed pr. .ces have been lesa uEm-
, 1864-10-19

.
ara on a 5uis Qf 70 storage per b1sds!, ut!ess
0shtruae stotsd -Four ia ooSu 1e}{r<red ua,kss
oo'fr3e5 see'ea'
Tuesday Ev4r1ya. Oct IS, IHS4
r.
o 81
II, pa tsn dag: rates n.ye osen Amer: <t7;
III 81. with "ne. at 'ear
rssees ash "a Ss1 9pose a no u
o9F o9E e FeT sn5k ~ ls5s ~ e
Fsa1 . b9sss gs ssss!a - + Es,.:
~ srssao aac:e: R7asa7-iASf' = no snaass rates.
,ox,x 7orx .uraf, Fourth os css; r19ns; =
oRes:an' ~ IN S1a Is: isS isS
70 Portland 81 II Fl II .sEs ..s:s
fe PaiI%9G5i ~ al H. i
IL fitsSais; !Sa,,x, l3o
5 1f ~ stessS FL
@
m s apa e aans
Tats bis Sl T. S as ssS:s4 sos e', "G9
IL: 80 Albion" II g. e2; ITO Dsls good spsinE
exs f. g g. ava ts c,os,p ou,..tons +, F,our
T. Sdss as ssT {; Fn;. ta v,,t., e7xa,0
Fair 70 eooc while winter e1tfas.........- 3D@ y
Req winter e1ttAs p&a 11s II =
Fair to good spring 71S s9e
Spring supernne.. S'7
Bran and ntidd1ings.-Duu and hsasy. "e
9uote; 49,. ~ na
Goss1s Coz MIadlaz. M ION. IS W@ssS @ %
Corn Mcul-ln lc1sad de1asna aoo ques' VIC
kllR kd9sa r S'q c9fp Mtaf
Unhoted -; ~ ~ hSnsa @1v ~
noIe The market during fne Teek aas osa sv EuTS ~
and prices advanced pef 9d s9rSe ~ eaa an9
however. ca9ssa sno:ues pan,e ~ sdann
snn pEiees nayS aisp9E 5 h 4 c per pas Balls,
Ee1e:-WESTKn MH1hrE sTo9sTeus ~ ~ wuS issT
o. 65: 4oe e9 u; hsa ~ u y II = a. Al hn M
y ~ ~ IN ~ ~ ~ Il 4 Il 8O 9tI do At
, 1864-10-19
A BIT OF HISTORY.

q pa!agfApn Ass oeen 1atenNs tne 'ouous
OF me CoPPetneao press WIN I'LL sotts o.
establishment, sla1lns 1hat IN the year 1o5o,
Senators Chase, Hale and Seward 'Eoted for
8 petition to dissolve the Union.'' The facts
ure these. On the 9Th of February, 1850,
nr Manpnm. of North Carolfna, presented
~ tbo sanota a ser,es of reeo1nt,ona adonted
~. -. sn,,s naat;r. a. v;,,n,no+on n =
~ punue u.e ,ss-"... ~, 49,, ~
toohinR 70 s4o.ent o'et p1'on y. .ue on'o"-
Inc fourth fesolutaon was ss 1olo"e.
"Rkeo9rtd, That, dear and essential as Is LIE 10
the individual. no brave aud E.rtnous mau 31!l
consent to hold it ut the fnc1lnce oi honor aoo
principle; 1e'ther ean we facla mp pfine1pie aao
honor even II The maintenance u tnem tnoala IN,
yolve Tue saeathee Of our poausal 4na 'nal'io aai
existence IN tAe d'ssotns'oa q nse oHto" ona t7e
bloody co'7st Qreae9 ta&%s toJteo use'e3'"m. -
Cong. Giooe, s1ss to"7'esd' is1 eess'o"' Pa9e a:o
An objection WAS naae ~ .te 1ecepu2n
OF these esoluuons, ont tney were fees'sed
by vote Of AZ to - Ihe two negative votes
were given by Msssrs. Bradbury, Of Malre,
and Dcuelas Of Illinois.
On the following day Mr. Hale presented
the re.ition of certain members Of the soci-
ety Of Friends in PENNSYLVANIA and Della
ware, praying fer peaceful dissolution of
the Union. Upon the question Of receiving
, 1864-10-19

#I It Is said that Clark Mills, who ssbus-
ted" his reputation on an equestrian statue
ct Jaclson, has gone to Orange to make a
bust Of Mcclellan. UIseemly competitive
hastei 1t is the purpose OF the People to
make the biggest bust Of Little Mac in No
vember ever seen on this continent. Mills
hsd better retire
, 1864-10-19

Ar. Douglas preserved his own consistency
by voting to reject Mr.. Hele-s petition as he
had voted to reject Mr.. Mapgum's. Messrs.
Chase, Hale and Seward. believing In the
right of petition In Its largest extent, voted
to receive both Mr.. Margum's and mr. lilies,
But The Southern Senators. together with
the whole doughface tribe from the North.
voted TO receive MIR. Mangum's, and not to
receive Mr. Hale's.- This Is the history Of
the case, as 1t ia given IN the public records
of Congress-. It shows how little material
Is required, on the part OF the Northern al
lies OF the rebellion, to fabricate slander
upon the friends Of the Union.
TaE HEAVIEST GAIN YET.
On Thursday last, -accor5tng to the New
York Wo'1d, the State OF PENNSYLVANIA had
gone Democratic by $1,000 msjority, On
Saturday last 1t had gone Democratic by on.
II GEO. Here is clear Republican gain in
TWO days, Of 9.S4O. We know OF no heay.
ier gains In the same space of time In th,
history OF the country. They are the more
gratifying from the fact that their truthful.
ness is attested by the most influential and
reliable Democratic journal In the coun.
txy,"
, 1864-10-19
FMhNCsaa anD CgEs& &ZE C1kI


TUESDAY EVENING. Oct, 18. 1884.
There is no rew feature In the money market to
note to-day. The demand for money continues
good, while the bankers exercise much precautton
in the besto1al Of their favors. Under the t1o-
BILE In gold to day, the produce market experienced
rapid decline Wheat fell IL cents, and other
articles IN proportion. The attempt which has
been made by interested parties In Now York to
carry up gold Tor the purpose giving merchsndlze
the came direction, has met with sudden relapse,
ard unlees some marked event Of disastrous ma
ture in the army shall aid this claes Of operators
they are doomed TO disappointment. All our sd.
vlcss rom New York are 10 this effect.
: There is no change In Eastern exchange. The
present condition Of the market suits I'LL parties
and no change iB likely to Occur for some time
We quo.e n discount buying: X premium selling.
Gold in New York opened at e1t, fell 10 200 and
cloeed at p. m. at 208As The following are the
onGtatfnna tnttrrnnh4A James BOvd. r11d hroker .
, 1864-10-19

Here the gold market opened at 30, declined IN
a panic to 200Gea02a, advanced again to 2oa and
closed at e0e, with heavy offerings. Silver opca-
ed ut 2c5 and closed at 105. Five~tHentes
were quiet, with buyers at 101.
The exhibit we Published this morning OF the In
terDal affairs Of the Western Marine and Fire In
su,ance Company has excited much remark Ia
1nauc!al circles 1t opens neH textures in baukln:
Lot hitherto familiar to many Of bankers. That
81, le If doing banking busiless should have, and
we hope hns, few Imitators In this city Or any,
where else.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road during the week ending Oct. IL, were a. fol-
, 1864-10-19
BILIOUS AFFECTIDNs,LIVER

spsetiJ removed By ths Of Dr. Jayne's 9aaaslye
Pills. The test OF thirty yeazs' use tas proved these
superior to all other remedies for tho Of tho 70
ZION. diseasea for which they ara Recommended. In
the.t action thay mild auG certain, sut may ns
tss at any t1Ee without r1sE from e1po ure bold
b. D-ua1iatt evel7where, oe17.nse;s stx R&aA2dp
, 1864-10-19
CumMEREIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct Is, 1854.
WEEKLY REyIEw.-8lnce the date OF our Inet
weekly review the produce markets hare been
more active, and prices, under the advance in
gold, ruled higher but the reaction In gold to-
dsy has again unsettled values and the advance In
mort Instances has been lost
The following table shows tho receipts and ship
uents during the past q hours:
, 1864-10-19

rurnlpg ORDER 70 1fB Weatexn 1eTminus-
6traEburg.
: ire New York TrI5une's Washington cor
respondent eaJs: Ordera have been Issued
tbst 1t an snother attack shonld be made on
a Government train. similar to the late one.
In which 60 many lives were lost, every
house of q rebel within five miles OF the
Manassas Railroad on either aiae, shsll be
train bears party Of rebel s3mpathlzers, Sc.
lec1ed from the abundant numner In Aexuu:
dria, to receive such bullets 81 theis friends
may choose to fire at them.
, 1864-10-19

THOSE Mu1Ks.-We learn from reliable
source that the BET which Mrs. Gen. Logan
made with her relative, Klrt Campbell, has
finally been settled. At least friend Of
ours overheard the lady make demand for
the nules the other dag, and the brother-in-
law shid he did not like to part with the mules,
but If MIS-. Logan would accept s6o0ingreen-
backs as IN equivalent he would "pon5 mp"
AS Mrs. L. could hardly have use for the
mules, we advise her to accept the green.
backs. Kirt Campbell will not hereafter bet
much on John A. Logan's becoming Cop
perhcad or falsifyiDg his record by voting a
peace ticket
, 1864-10-19

T The Richmond Ezan.inef Of the 10Th,
reproYes the other city papers for claiming
victory on the 7th. It says it is mistaken
policy to claim victories when there are
none. We hope the Coppezhead papers
which have been parading the affair as great
disaster to Graut will take notice.
, 1864-10-19

The reckless, meneacious, lying n. 7.
Hord asserts that tie reason the Repub-
1icaus Lave gained twenty. .one members Of
Congress in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,
is because Republican Legislatures in those
ststes ger15mabeered the Congressional
Districts. But the Hor.d kLo rs that k.e Con-
g,ess Dia4ie!s in -Rnnsylrania, Ohio and zadi-
d"a, stand PRECISELY today az they did in
1869, when they returned Members as follows:
Ohio. .....,..,.,....,........ Al ID
, 1864-10-19
CHICAGO LUMBEa n1ARAET.
For the Week ending Oct. 18th, 1864.

TUESDAY EVENING. October u, l8s.
Tie follow Ing table shows the receipts OF Lun-
be1 shlneles La.h, 6e for the week ending octooeF
18th AID comparatively for lhrea years:
RECEIPTS or LUaHER, gHIn Giles. LITE. KIu., FOB
TIE WE&K &3pIS4 OCT. 4, ZOE IAkkk x64As.
, 1864-10-19

6ulNGLES-1he demand during tbs past week h7s
been more mited, and with far stocks Ia tbs h.nda
OF dealers and an over supply prices not lrm
Afhoufh with 70 quotsble decline..
La fH-1n fair supply With limited dema md. Msr-
IL: steady and unchanged. -. III
oAiGo sALxs TO pAY
Cargo schr. Guida. from Da PeFe, sold by Mezlsde,
lz0tu feet lumber. y Arrips common at sleoc; cAreo
echr. Abigail, from Grand R,Ter, lo!d BY j. .1Ick,
$500 feet good faited lumber. at s,sco cssso acnr.
Revolving Light, from Grand River, sold BY Irish L
Fuller, 1i5toG feet common raftsd lumber, at Sss9:
1gIco lath 1t 500; pckels At tt5l0.
In the yards buslne.s 10 moderately 6ctiye, and
p1lcesIple arm a. the folio al lnx quotations:
ThH follDH1nk ara ena ward prchs-
, 1864-10-19

Tneesh1- ......---.........- II -
Now they stand not less than thirty,ciqht
Unionlste, and probably forty to fourteen or
sixteen OF the Opposition. The Districts are
Unchanged; The change is wholly in the
prnurp
, 1864-10-19
$i3,917.t6
Total .................. S74.s03 Is
l.. 1904 Coo

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION
CoaPAsT.-This road, as We learn from zepor:
Just issued, Is doing large aud profitable bust
ness, as usual. Under the able management Of the
late Iamented John p. Jackson, Esq, IT. acquired
bieh reputation tor eafety and prompsnes7, and
has lost nothing since It has been In charge OF his
eon and SUCCESSOR, F. Wo.cott jackson, Esq. The
latter, though young man, has been educat,d to
the busiress BY bis worthy father, and for exseu'
tive ability. general skill and eantlemanly cour-
tesy. stanes in the ftont rank Of RaiwaY superiu.
tendents.
NEW YoHE sTocK MARKET.-The folio wing are
tte cosiDg prices for cash, Oct. 49, 1864 ~ rscev-
ed by F. g. 6altonatal 4 Co Commission Stock
ard Bond Brokers, No. "a Clark street, Chicago:
, 1864-10-19

CNo1sxAr1, Oct 1s-Retu1ns from eighty
courties in Ohio give Union majority If
&c, 1G3 II IS estimated that the soldterd'
vote will make the Union majority n 900.
, 1864-10-19

s:apees. com eau' ns nppon ths downward .endsney
ca1goeso CT lumber, for which tse.e arc fov buyers
even ss cous1de.abls dec1re the proy1ous :es
.es Of tho market.
, 1864-10-19

~ The official vote of A1lcghany Cour-
ty, Fa-, (which contains Pitteburg,) at the
late election, was e5, 72a, or 2,o53 less than
fur Governor In 1868. The Union vote on
Tuesday was 16. .os3. mud the opposition vote
9,645Union majority, 6.438. At the No
vember election Allegheny will exceed her
Republican majority, IN 1860, when the coun-
ty gave s,9o7 Tor Lincoln.
f~ "Out of the mouths Of babes and
sucklinss'' Is true now as In the days of the
Psa1mist. Do readers remember Rebecca,
the littla. .chite slaye-gfn from the Southy
There was whole column of argument In
her answer, when she was asked II she would
vote for Mcclellan: "1 were Rebel, I
wou1d!"
, 1864-10-19
FROM NASHVILLE,

The Military @1tuation-GuertllaO One
IntioDa In GeOFg1a-An Impurteut
A<ner-Gs ebel Whining n in J.T:
New In TeNUes<ce.
, 1864-10-19

wool :ac0+ lS5
: kRIEk5-5tocsBi In 1ho hAn1s Of manufacturers
a1s l.t:s. ara .ee demand y mora . nm,;s1. rstc:s
In good Iequest, with \ Enall and very 1nadequs.e
1edtlpt. U tpppiy fs derived ch1eae lfom New
labo' wt1h T. eu1ent au'2es amtnE the worxma1 tor
ons quoeatfoLs aoIa Al advances Of s511 per o01
We Qup.e:
helectao R!IcLs, i G3li.11
rkes.ed Bic M........,.......,...-.3 q. .0as q 50
FTe Br1ckyt II. ...-......,-...... 7o.GEas5 70
I tHsEsk-There is 1istle dong IN !hs market ID
yotd toe Furpl5 Of present wants. With falr suo.
pl1, pt4tes luis steady at pletsht Quosstons.. Wo
2tsttrn @t3e
lUtFEE-There bas been mere activity IN the
ruesktt du,1nE the p4a. week, and with the An toua
which hsx Ct Rtscttr1zed ous Eastern Grocery mar
kett. prices cn Rio have advanced l4a2: 3. Cs2e
std java Coles contt1ut arm. bat 9lth quotabe
chsnRo Hs New YORK adv1ces, to hard thia u1or1-
i1x f21thsr -. ssvaEs, hss been coscedta on Ro.
1oidft IN th'a mArket, but as yet win no f1stnsf
cEnnke. We quote:
Nnf a II n A&S
, 1864-10-19

Fm1 CUT CHEWING ToBAnco-
Coole6- .-s'ssss"ss..s eIa
AcClum --s+.,..s- ....-..ss%.--ss.ssss -
sxoxTnta Tnn r1 '-'''-''''"''''.'' ''"''
Caetce.. AsH1.s4
ceMnen :; ,,:3: :,::;.''.' >. .......'-''. e3s@c3
HFsfutk Le4i.. e4i..........-.....-........... l9s9I9
eae,es B!sci, .o1nl... sound. a,SscN
CotGH,a. Co11m. guaranteed. ..+,.,....s.-.... 0!tAAss
.t, Hfa: il ID f;if s1pols. essh
aunfa. o@0soa- t7iees Eua ar;1 1ud unehAns sed- We
Pa,e tesr nsl1 yH1s.ss zans
c1S99, i,9,; NJ. 4s...
oeoee M*aiam y feecs waol eoss r. q
.9'd,es =. 1a6er nan1ts 1o. Yass ss ss, a.,
pr, L.;:o ~ sa,s Ina II sosd Us ,1nsart
tsos 60 ptces seazs, naleas 80 aseiasa d ch,na nes
t,, - sf h se1p @ s.oi the eoasinuea
Of h. GOOD, he . Do %
e. -
hav+ bee7 On .nee afasit q. " fs heavy 10 isae
e. pse Il rsn se.stse at I'd
1ut1 ce aas lesa dcns snd thu m4ftst il unsessisi
"a vs.
sa tf Eat India does tot t.se pl*ca II; rs1s Th1-s
G;ts st,oe:se. sedaa dams&ed Aoa,s'!dao xssiIs.
~eW0;so Received eurn1 tue wax, .,us -sort..
rs active md MIN T. oa: psa:
Rsses Hs1s qpesasons~ i ss13 p ,n " ano,s; - .,,
s's!s:. ss;s|s s::si :siia 4 4 Ss$ q q s:
e. y. A:1ni. LID ant!se a.ss
Sees ~ tae fsv!sn aaa tcsd1natmnns Of prices
81: ri ::e:ss ssss;s9. aso.s: YIN
Is: &c: ss;s' 20 10 Il Il
cs;s . si asi:,: e s
, 1864-10-19

There Is dectdedi3 stroe ger feeling in the Conse
msr5et. ns upon tho tausd riSs In gold
ana though there haa oean ltls doae. wa ADVANCE
qLtt closing very tlrmy. Torsals1 included 0U Dts
Fro 10 lcls. ct n 1Soc; 313 Ma1acalbo. 31a37kc; 90
teab. ...-
C0AlThe cor ttnued d1l ness. AID depression OF
bat shaken The condsace Of buyers tue sta-
billty Of our present quoszt1ons both Of IIHd ana
art1vc. There u, however, no dfp 5s:tfou On tse
patI Ct our coal dealers 70 reduce t1etr preasat
taiLed by them u cns ct nrmc ess Tha ocly chaese
we ri uCf1n1 the tesk ia decline of 10 = a
on ffuesbG7g Cusi. We quote tha market hfu hs
, 1864-10-19
WEE KLY IkMTIEW OF THE
CHICAGO mAlkAE 6,

Al sales Of Grain rgp0rted tn Mts n1rket report
ara on a 5ats Of &c storaJs per basae!, ua!ess
o.htrwtse sta!sd. -Four ia sod delgr<red ua!ess
uihfrtEis5 stated,
, 1864-10-19

= sroK5-4G By No:a Barley 1t Z. 81: $500 IN d, as
" on 80 Hfhte 1t tl1 BIT 5A1rLs-lsob bugs
teI1nR y p ior NJ = And ee:it q holding Il 80.
esuL1- "9 aon'4od 81 se-stS'o'
t..s' .AssaEs-saoossss coaeeased Poss.h, sls,o y
~ r#$uTTER-fhe atoek Of Bo.ses ia this zu,.s.s I,
~! iaEset man oemseo ana Ira N .rrtf s nntsr
1 " "a ise 9nsllces e Dsry ssa tal,nf Il
T. ktne gco1 At SUo. 9-ea so"aAf Ns1e:-l1
nnOOM CUHN-Th. mssket n v,r- o,..t and
.sis;s .ssss esTrs s,,ss IONS measaa Aa q
HEsrs puH .na a,a1s:l ~ = oka .s5o.
nkOGuN-Thc ma1ke: hss beeu orset AMY, w.
Eeek. In consequence Of the ceclns II lss1c E eas
q ss,. .Ia ooE, ,oe espondns rsdne Ian m
me WHOLESALE ptce Of Hf.oma. AauUfsrsur.v. ~ ~
H~fe DO CONCESSION and III praytons 1nntst,,s aavs
con'lrue uncn.t gtd. We quot: t1o"@st"at
y. ut4AlA+ AAAA
ErtrN ''t''''''''''''"'''s''-.. ..s-.... 1iGai-31
BEkeWAX-1hena:v AL ves IL j. prasenf oyarss scs. I.
60 No ls stil IN large supply With 1esv i1,HI.y
damsn 1Eicsa RUE low and ara quotea n5Iatnaly q
ia e4til 4 ~ts-rhere has been more esner.t a,t,v,,
y U n Earae: WITH faf suopl7 Of tha l. ctoal
vcty Qp1at. Prices rule steady d cur nrs
, 1864-10-19
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
WAH DEPARTMENT.

Eject cG SherIdnnss 8ncceapes-T The
Postponed Prize eEtght-Appulntusent
Of New French Minister TO Wash.
tnctOn.
, 1864-10-19
The Carnival of Lying,

V0KoU z1A1Jp* t,1of
The vote Of the soldiers will increase this
considerably above z, 900. The Republicans
have elected sixteen members Of Congress
certain; the Copa. SIX, and two remain in
doubt. Both branches Of the Legislature
are strongly Republican. 1t is amazing in
the face Of this reeu]t that even the reckless
lying New York Horld will deny that the
Union ticket was successful.
, 1864-10-19

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sea II s.s<ss e rsaa.4
g. IT, e = s sftsss sx
ikos ~ dtmssa q II ds.e1tps;ss. + = a.au, az
!nlts s.eassy I'D unchanged. No quota: ,.. ~' A''
ia: Bar. c5s1esaI. ss3
a.: y s;o ssnG Iron 1ax.,, a
HOT ee3 .ls I'll Ee,s Band "
Kosnd sna saasfe Charcoal. ..11,3alsK
Oral, 5sble. e...;'-.......-. ...s'-.''......'n,H9n
9slf oyai d H.f fRonnd.. .: ia9sii
she e.. 1fen t1Sn.
shtet i1ea. Gei1saizea
s"as sn,s,as ke S.i rais tisa'- aI
fu'.in. an lii quality psr oai::::......... :
r's !Ses-1ss.s y: essa ~ :, eesass ia ~ r.
CT es = sa.st
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~ q pr ''n
3e: .--.....,.....ts7o
Gs:s'Gs T. a. q sseS q
uusn un'sn RE 15oo: To; u ~
TD,o? fls Iron, 10. 49,. :S
II r. i, 81 SSe'{S Sx 5
:es aa y
CO r9F ,'.S q "a saa
ths tT,ensses ass isr az il. west asd oenai
be on n. vey We quota - e:,can as5Sa fn1 n 'G
SIC &H a51Ig tor No 2 hIna all sales Foree 1t ii D1
@a2 st cs.h !:f Enx,lsh Rails Se notiea IL, touss
pa! q sos. xo1d: ::c@ 7 b arr IN rnaccst. 81;
oip apEza:a Ens.s soia a. 10 ga
our quotst1ols are lna1J sare out tt Is m
1efbtns thst purch4s csn b. mad from sto.a ut
s"ntthtrR OF thest d q: Four hundred toas AUe.-
tac i. nnes Bag Was taken ~ 4 aoyy yyrnneus con
tractor 1t sst, caeh. sh et IL non l1a7 unchanged
LEADAEl- -eaOT-1hamsrket continues On. o..
sao =! 1lr lnpolS pilcea rnla sssaGy ptas1ous
quo ~ u.s. Wit quose'
as ie1l' $l3rtE4cnC
| 5hk 5tk ....-'..-.... H.taa15 70
1nnE shat = asa 40
LIME and u UUGO-Iims II iii ce,cr5Si,s !1 ~ "a
Mlh Vefy teITt Emaha, With = most ira i: "a d "a
suptlJ Ear ufsctur.rs nud DEALER Nra con1nInS
tafnesvs tt'ncipsfly 70 old cu,toae7s nther. 40
n!H lopSH.a ie In itsd extent. and at outs d
nve cemtnd. Market arm .: uncbxsxad, Clsrkass
Stmehf i N very EEh' rtceIp', EItn an ActiYa re-
ma O.. OtoeF Clements In goud supply ana assv a
| Piestnt quo'a atens. We quite:
tu y 131LSp
t1,Me " 1Eusl.s3
1&t17
| a'sH.+ 1tGESV 's.s+.s.sss...-..- H90A4s3
| now scon4 stucco........ ............. 6Dna3I0
| 5lnssesf5s delr. ou.......-... ........ sra 10
Isrn Plaster. ~, '''''.'''."..*'.'-'..- a57S
C!arkes Censnt, = iii 6fi'...-'''''..t' ts= y
LEAT6ER-Thsre Il mnie sctivfty in the m4r-
put pnT8 nascA arr set orally tnal ar than 4suas
a. al aE M rIehens psttsd q II. sear- III" zecnpu Of
stoeft N re*!.rs halds 1xnt- For Ia L-sthtr
eontlnCee u hinted demand, bat pl.h TAO I'd
TITS & Gcld huf4rK he 8eek nrlcea bavo ruIed nrm
ons 9lth n anofablt caauGe Th- decline which I'M
fnktn p!see to-day has " u.sastied thu market