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, 1864-10-07
I'ih Fuller soa feet rscer isxbsr, II c1lls At
SioN: IN do ss u %; COMMON 1t Sl4ss.
Tho following R{e the Ynfd nr1nss !.
CHICAGO CATTLE mARkx1

&T11ISE. UEE +. ?3S9.
DZRF, ,CAfILE-Recaived 1t the various ys.d,
dul1rg the day, about $40 head OF Beef Cstue En.
tered SALSA s5 head 81 *soe05s7X, chiefly u a4,to
o. t9o 2 1co ns.
The receipts tor ThurscAy hare bean more limited
than usual. drovets esidsuuy Withholding stock IN
tse pretent unsettled state OF tzads. tbs market
has been fairly actiTe, but tbs purchaser taYe b.ea
chiefly for ttoek cattle Some few tzoyes of gopd
medium to second e1aas Bteers have been brught by
ahppers the bt Ut Of which was Of l49 head vary
fair R7aSe ayGr1zlnx 1865 III at S5s7f 100 ns aud
purchased b. Norris, Tatxal q Reinneman at the
Fort Wayne Yards, Of G. Adams Independent Of
TIL. tsle the only one OF any i,nportsncew by r.
Sustton Co. at the Southern Yatds II Barnes, OF
Is head Of well t.d tnsll Illinois Steers averaging
1914 NJ It $555 LEO ns. Inferior grades have con"
a.de1ably pseponde1a,ed. for which theza u hut a
limited inquiry.
The A11et closed ttl1 evening moderately active
It qUctshon. with about 500 head Of ltock
rr sn2h In TIE vR1d&
, 1864-10-07
CHICAGO DRY t4O0Os mARKET.

AAua50A3 EFAA199s 0EI ., l5t4.
The Dry Goods trade has axhibiset very materta1
improvement s.-dAy, and dealers haya had about as
many cusoulsfs - they could A1tend to. Con1dsnca
Il tYdeLtl7 comtugt to the fescue md We douDt not
sb1ngS will work ore smoothly. Wa reduce cur
auo1stlons cknts On Standard Bhtettngs. cents on
D4R1nfa- and on Prints. Thoee zprcs ruuat reovs
much lower. Tne caution which has kept bnye1s ont
OF EuArketmu.t g1va way uncer these Eeaucrons Aad
iLducS Nh active trade. Our mt ycha1u have showu
their Kocd Judgment IN the conrss thsy hare pursued
In r ept 6 Face with the decline ia the New YORK
nbr.st, thu mcse especially so from tha fact that
thsJ were 1os rced Ito 1t By the oFthe
eison, They nze not compelled to sell to meet &C.
eEaing ,buIlheg ate determined that Chca.
70 shall chow good record my other city on tbs
continent. Chicfgo has been tho Cert Dry Go:ds
market In the West du11rR the past 11 months, a1d
this rcsit-u she viii MAINTAIN II money, enterprise
snd good Judgment dolt. The folio wing are tbs
r.r
, 1864-10-07


sss,eu c.r, VI, p 1oz os,o1sr ,s;. T.. iss
uau the Eoon Of Friday, 1i:a inss for B3ndo Of the
Ueited STATES to tbs amoua Of forty a3lons at dol
lss- The 8o7d2 offered VIII beaz An iaseress OF ak
per CENT. pa5 able samlannuslY in csla on the nrst
OF Nay and November, and will be rsdeem8b1e
1t the pleasure Of the Goveznaasct aler TeAza.
and payable In twenty yea,s 1om November 1ss. 1861
Rkeh oder Muas b for dfty CT Bo.ae nulti11e OF
MY delars, and mus: asate the run, iue7oinx
premium. ons.ed for each hundrzd dollas., or for
dfsy woeu she oGer IL ter no more than nt:g. Tvs
par cent. Of ths principal. ttEclutiux prar.uu) Of
the who1a andunt hid for by each bidder, must be
ceoo.ttd a. kunfastY Tor the payment of s1b5crip-
rcss II accepted. with the Treasurer OF the United
States st>W aa11ckton Ct with tbs Aasstsns T.asa-
uTef a: New cFk Boston, Pbla. epa!a or st. Louis.
OF with the detlGnAed 3, Baltimore p,s.
burg. ctnciapal. <u a7tne Chicago, De.:os, or Buff
ta1o. or With any National deroslt ha3k which nay
consent to zsrfsct the bus!ress without Charge ter
Wb1ch deposits 6upltcate certificates viii be Issued
to teootito1s By the officer Bank rtce1y1ns th I'M
the originals Of which muss be for 1ardtd With tho
offers, to thfa Department ALI deposits ehouid oa
nade IN tins TT tta certificates With the oRsr1 to
reseh Warrington not 1Attf than the morning ofOc-
tobsr 18th. as afo1afnd. NO et1ar rot socoups-
Considered. "' w
Tho Coupon ind Registered bonds Issued urder
ths prorotau viii be Of tho determinations OF 10.
3Go. zso. srd II o0. BeK1ste1ed bends Ct ouo aud
$lo coo will be t4sued II required. ,
An hofszsEecstyed WIN be opened Oh Fsidsy 0o.oher
14eh- The Awards will be nads BY the seoresa.y to
the b'Ehtas cne1erss and Eocs Of acceptance OF de-
ctnsti1n Will be Immediately given t. ina respective
ofezers In CASTS cf accept.Eca bonds Of the dascr
tion snd denomination ttar1ed Will b SAINT to the
snbscrieezp At the cott Of the department On NAL
pa. meEr OF nstA1lrnentk. Tho depos.s Of two PSF
cent will ba recsored la the last 1nsfsl1nents phd
By succe o1 onereis, ,snd Will oe zeturn
ed to thoaa vhosa Offers Qasy no. be accepted.
The amount OF accepted of.rs mus: be deposited
with the 1reaIurer, officer o: bank thps1 I'd to SGT
under this notice. OF adyiee Of acceptance OF oasu
- fcows: One half the 10th Of October, and tho
bs1se cs. {irc1uding the premium and original two
de7est) on the s1st 0ctootr.
TIE beadf VII bear lnte1eat nom November 1T.
Interest on deposits. their dsts t. November l.
7tll be paid BY The Government IN coia.
0ne half Of the 11st inatal]usnt, or twenty nya Doe
enf, Of accepted odera. Hsy bo paid. VITA accrued
nterest to October l4tt. IN United 6tRtes eerttn.
ates OF 1ndeb:ecnel7, Int srch Certificates Will no
,nlJ.
Offers urcer this notice should bo indoysed. "ok.
er for an and addte1sed to the Secretary Of sne
FIe8su<y. Tie right to decina all Offers not ccn.id-
red ad7antsRe& us to lac Government IL ysse1Yedby
ce eecre1alJ. W.P.FR1aENpEN.
1as4H 1901 no.
, 1864-10-07


Tie party 70 whom ttis order is mads1
pasao'o muet eien here his OF her chris Received
fisn name, except IN the case OF 1rns, the above
where the nsn1f e1sn7ture Will suffice. .
the oflca opon which it IS drawn. Payment OF the
order sbou'd be obtai2ed before the expiration Of
ninety days from the date Of 1esue. After oncs
vii not Be- .ns e
further cstmf. II this form be clipped Of ruutIiaf.
Cd there ma5 be difficulty in obtaining payment
o. he back Of the order will be found t,e I'll.
lowing" 'AA"4 '1s 'o'N
INSTRUCTORS:
The receipts on the other eide must be sfsued in
.Wheerer presents the order ter payment must
give exac. information to the falf nsme and ad-
eress Of the p,rty who originally obtained It, ~
firm. together with its address, will eufice.
When the paJee OF an order deeires the szme to
BE- paid to any oseeE pereon he must tlll up, and
Dieh such second p1rty with heinformation above
required to obtain payment OF the order, WIN,
rs 'sre r. tS must hs name upon
Rfsy amount of the within
n B.-Mo.e than one endorsement is prohibited
oJ lay, ana "1l render this order invalid and no:
These regulations are intended to secure pay
melt Or ne order to tne riRhtal party ana post
etsis 1sspsS7 p7 20 "a As due regard to public con
AFTER once paying money order by wbausoev.
er p1f eented, The Postuf1ce Deper:tnent viii mt
be liable to any further claim therefor Tor nnhgr
are therefore sttic:ly cautinned-
molty order. -
ID Ne7er to send the order in the .arne letter
With the Information required On payment therrof
Sd To be careful, on TAX ng ont I money ordrr
to atate correctly the christian name az well a. The
surpame, Of the person in whose favor it Ia to be
drawn
4'h. To see that the name and address of the
Ietfon t'ktpg ont the money tfder are correctly
made known 70 the person IN whose favor 1t il
dawn.
Neglect Of these instructions will risk the los. Of
Tie money, besides leading to delay mad trouble In
ob,ai1 ing payment
Under no circumstances eau payment Of an order
te demanded On the day Of Its isEae
letter containing sady1ce of money
order,'' will be cent py the Postmaster By
when 1t ia drawn, to the office where It Is
payable. The letter will contain the full
name and residence Of the payee,"-yiz.:
the person to whom the order is parable, aud
cf the "re1ittcr," the p.rson who pays the
morey and obtains the order; besides anS
other information 1t ma5. be deemed desir-
able to send.
Other precautions for the safety of letters
ard speedy payment Of orders will be taken,
II found necessary.
:. BlsHkA for the nae Of Postmasters, in keep
Ing their accounts. and in replacing orders
lost Or mislaia In certain cases, are also pro-
yided.
, 1864-10-07
The Canvass In Pennsylvan1A~
Especial Dispatch to the N. +. Tribune.l

1H1LApElPH11, M6hday. Utt- 3, 168a.
The Union canyasB In this State ia most
enthusiastic one The efforts of the State
Committee are having telling effect every
where, and the result Of the State election
Will be Triumphant VlndIcatiou OF the
Union cause. We shall probably gain some
Coneressmep., Some OF this hitherto strong
eat Democratic districts now promise to
show mott satisfactory change of front,
and elect Union officers. Four such diatrtcts
are, By the more sauguine, considered GER
tain, and two others are claimed to be sure
for the Union candidates. You may sasrly
count upon { decided majority ngst9St a dis
notwithstanding the great activity Of the
, 1864-10-07
TEE MURDERER MULLER.
Rs Ar1iyni in Lonton-Gfent Excite
mGnfS

Frs,, nu A. r., ,1,,,, ,.,,,u.-.1,-
AtauH Mule[' Luz 1nsllsn fanna5 a'ulest -
custody of inspector Tanner. His arrival
created intense excitement. and the papers
are f7,,e5 x,f+,, .a...,,t, or.ho r-1,,, 80 IN,
~ sas as. assoas y. .as P e..s ae.h
anu convention, anu 1ePoaIs u tus
eAahihatson at The Bow Street Police Court.
It appears that during the voyage Muller
ras kent In the 4enoa}e nosn,tol IN The Etna
in cho,re ~ w. na1,cnaoo9 on1v. 49,
aaoaa-s ~ t"o poneeAea. V1t9 A4s" ANY
psssengefs anu some gentlemen were aAo"'
ca 10 speak to him on one or two occasions.
A gentleman who rent ont In the Victoria
with him ytsited him at oueenstown IN the sr.
'A01seA nA11 ~ v t<ossA74o " VI toe a
r1sa1 OF the steamer. He recognized and con-
yersed With him freely. Hn ate and drank
dnrinp tha voroo. -. - ,,+b,,,r h.a h.,na.
Cd rfsa - = ~ HIl !. Rsg;d da nprsn-
Fad y M AnA ntA nio Oantu COppel-
neosa nens ana stil pe1sists in asserting his In
~ tha rnssn.,s "unsins ~ As nIas eeasctntnts ~
~ n1 the hposssss.o9 t,as', & o. t4n WaLcn aaa nat
.xa.,. ~ tno a. Haa1 1t0m LlVeIPool 70 LONDON,
r. 9n3s .uo 9,oT, Muner looSed paie ana ~.
h1 hte eesasa oy Inc nolse ana nuoDuo created
~ lae mass OF railway employees who
5,aee 1 Ike es On 9na anu around @ t9e ear
ttiase W ~ gooo looR AZ MIN. Altef t1e
tsa t.eAe.s OF the passengers had been collected,
s sne na tsoin set forward fo3 t9e EAston Static
anu Ieac9eo tnere at 3.4o. Inc pflaoaers
van van Was & IN attendance, and Muller was at
onct p,ucea n II, amlo aea!enHlng roar 1fom
tnoIaer saSaa = G1owa IN tne Enston aiatlon. ana
t,1sI ~ - +ho Ply na fy " ~ ~ ~
ana alva. at 1eo aeieet,ge emce, Maler askea ior
aau ~ ~ alppHso WIZ 9a spue oeet. no seem
p; 81 pe;taecoy cum a9o eopee.ea, ous IN t"o r',e
y, ha,na m un ~ aaco LIZ teas
~ eslps ni:ae ~ eAu,osLton , w. ar
"A Apou. 4ua5 @ ~ e1e s tN s.oSa .a1
to ~ ot M 1aai, aua ~ aa
~ ~. ~ ~ ast, ~ Maho ,1 - teal W
Ts smX " 1a;N so1 ne.ee.s9 oee1s, tns Pelson
ma,Ae4 Doiuy ~ W ntuto!, Hltn WHOM he
, 1864-10-07

Coppe1head maternity, gathered here from
all parts OF the country.
Daniel Doughe1ty, Of Philadelphia, q prom
inent Var Democrat, who supported Doug
ever held In Philadelphia this evening. at
Union League Hall. Thousands were turned
away. The orator spoke for nesrly two
hours, and YVES enthusiastically cheered.
He toek the strongest ground in favor OF
!sIst LiI1teo!n. Emancipation. and no compromise
, 1864-10-07
CHICAGO LUmbKB mARKHT.

THURSDAY EvMNa. October g. 1851,
1UHBER-Reeeiyeds ssas 90 feet; shipped LIZ, ,boa
feet. With good 1upply tha market has bseu dutJ
and inactive, Price. ruling weak with downward
tendency. .-....-...
aH1E GLEs-Rseeived 1,1s5.sco; shlppsd 4s.,oop,
NAtes Ea,her quiet, With 10 chxnks On prsylsus
quntators-
LATH-R.eetvea. 1856, 10 pcs ;shipped $4,000 pcs,
fltce1 weak, and in pore limited densad
cAs8o sALHs TO-DAY.
Cargo scts kt<Zolia, from Grand River, so1a
, 1864-10-07

II Gen. Robert Patterson, who in ,fla-
grant defiance of his orders, turned his army
from fighting or holding 10. Johnston's reb-
Ell force in the Shenandoah near Winchester
marching it back towards Maryland, and 80
allowing Johnston to hurry his troops to
join Beauregard Mt Manassas, and thus de-
feat the Union army at Ball Ran, Is q zeal-
oue supporter of Mcclellan. Ali sneh tresct-
ercus Copperheads are.
, 1864-10-07

M5EEs q Etbb... C1oGta g C0-.....tN 1l3t Is
HOGB-Receiyed 1t the vartona yards about $50
hogs; eota,ed sales &73 head At 390catn73 chiefly
At 0GG 1E50 Per 100 ns.
#ith b comparative Light supply tho market con.
tcnue: tim n1a moderately act1ve st the advance
noted yeHexdsy- Two Bales have been mads at Slo75
PEE ito NJ. but for Ver1 extra hoks The general re-
cepts have in point Of quality been better than for
Ecne time phst contiatoR a1uolt entirely OF prime
to Extra p adss u hogs. This fsct ACCOUNTS for the
luc5cated Ecur1tY at tbs uafket, 81 for poor snd
meduM Qua1tts the dar1srd 10 limited and L1exulsr
, 1864-10-07

CuAP1S's BLuFF.-The impression which
prevails that Gen. Grant holds Chapfn's Bluff,
and that Fort Darling ,s hankcd, is tncor-
rect. Our forces have taken from the rebels
ard hold line Of works on Chapin's Farm,
which is below tha Bluff, and has probably
been coufounded With 1t In printed reports.
, 1864-10-07
R0oFlAND's
GERMAN BITvTERg

e soaca1tssed Ill those virtues which tend to ri.
note heal.hy and Vgorcuslite- Unlike ,he xencrau;v
Of 8itte!s, thu Gs NOT Al ALCOHOLIC KlI.
TURK. bat
PURE TONIC.
Composed entirely If Vegetable szbssazse.
.---.-..- 1K1T Ar
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYspEPa17
AND D1sKAaRs RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver a7.sS
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKESEp AND D8DILTrAT6D 1Ra.:ss.
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALI. THE
V16oR OF HEALTH, BY 4
TREE UsR OF
THRN,
4 Esnemoss, that This Bitten Is not M aieoss:.e
m13sufe. bSt'room drink. subnt1suse to- ~
and cannot lns1;oukJ introduce tia ytcn n ts.r1e
ness iaso Ee7r fan1lles.
% you want sonasthing to sescg.asn zsst
Do Jr1 want Good Appet1tsf
Do yuu want to Build M vour cc.sdt,,,e7.
Do you vsat to Feel WslIi
DO yoa wxzt to GIT rid Of Harvezapesz1
Do you want R1srgy3
Do Jou wait to 8lsep WslI1
Do you wait aIBrisk and Yike.sas ya,,.ass
HJoa DO. use R0OFLAAD'3 6kKAAa Hrsra,.s:
dlsosde.s Of ia Di1est.7e 0r2sss: 'tso'saz ;zs's
ConAHpAs
Hcn, Inward Plies,
1a11ue3S or Blood to h.
Head, Ac1dlty or the 9to14sth
E4asea. Heartburn, Disgust srvToad
-xaAas1 or Weight = he StoIn4ek scar
a 81 ffs ;4 s;91sfh Swimming q ths Head, auTH.z
iS osessa;sss nas:sI1S "a: =
ssa e da dx,qai psa e
- q fsssptsation, Yeiovnss9 q ~ e1e,sa' 4sssa
ElsSs. sSss fc.a a = srassaid "a Side R.sL. C1sI
Constant a9inteSs'
& Evil, and arras; n
Depression Of
, 1864-10-07

Refined o1ls continue dun AID We haye not 1ea.ue1
q 'ranlact,en ct , Inps r. tine M SHs A. pscts Fa
New Icrxg.ye no e9eons.gesnent % hciae;s. Nc
u1oonlre." These remarks y apple abis to e:ude
as lined. Tho rknsac:io1s toat cane under our 40
Nce were: Thu supply Of cyuee oil ytekerdtT IN tho
mtrket y ~ small There = said to he uuu,oer of
lots On h4 WAY. We note sRe OF 75t b.Is deitver.
to be 1etufusu or exchanged,
, 1864-10-07

E.y Richard ". Lathers of New York,
who. about the time OF her secession, wrote
ttat, whenever South Carolina should call on
him to do so, he was ready to hght In
hi service, il an active jealous McClellanite.
Hei is one Of the peace Coppsrheads. 7ho'
purchased a house for Mcclellan and pre-
sented him Herewith, out Of gratitude tor
his not burtirg the "dear Southern bf:th-
, 1864-10-07

sT In the account Of the assault oa the
rebel works. on the 28th of September by
Gen. Bui1tr's Corps, which We copied from
the New York TIMES, is the following:
"Gcn. Birpey's brigade, or ut least por-
ton Of It, reached the works on the left, b.
fore which was ditch twelve feet wide and
ten feet deep. Abous two Thousand OF these
negroes tell into this ditch and never came
bsck.''
The 1.-Two fhouEand'' must be misprint
for LEO hundred, bee 4use the whole brigade
did not number two Thousand men when 1t
went into action, and other accounts state
our total loss, white and black, at about one
Thousand men.
, 1864-10-07
Asthma Cured.

Enoxro~1. YAT1s cousrr. r. T. NAY Is. iss,
Editors Eu1d View Yorksr-Sse1nx ~ inquiry tu
tns "RasaF sor su1a for sts d1strsssiux dls:ss.,
tho 4sth1a.1 xnte to Let the inquirer k1oY vhas
has atmest cnredMe-
IbAvo tAt the spsauoHo ss.nmA arleea yea,,. sn4
nnyer found any medicine tast would prevent Ia es.
tack vaen Il vas coming unit, co IN sace. tax.
fu3 "JouAG Whitconb'x RAnAdy for AatNra" 4
comaacced taking this Esmed3 eIEhsoaa uosts1 ags,
srd h svs not had . &evSzo p3roxJzu uoea.
"TarTcoxn'a RxAxDI"has dona tor no III 'hsttt
u recos1meoaed to 60. SARAH aEELY.
gx-P:endent NArtt7 Tsn Barea's ra1szaks Ii h1s
fsat 4lsess We xreat17 AIs7lated By the u49 Of
Jo.ss VI. scomtA Asthma Be11sdy, II prove9 ty
iecersIo orr pdasefll:n ron 'hysteia7. sld ten
A-.V1u Bu.e4 himself exosesalaz much ratification
viii II 1esa;ts tflss uss.
E1trac. frcm sne Life Of waaatozsoa 1ry1az, or hss
ue>eev, r1s1re y. l1yiaE. Vol ~, psEe -:
''The doctor prescribed, n II exp 1r.1eat-Yaa,
had astn Suggested By Does. 70. ~, Holmes, hts
1ate visit 'Jonas #hircoraas Eem:dy for Assaus,'
every foar hcnss- good tight vs3 tha resuls.~
josRPH bDiNETr CO., Boston. propr1ctoss,
Nd sola By al Gruf Rls;s. oe7mlasn new rAx as<e
WHO MINIS 4 COLD?-1t
W seeuE small srair, aad II cop,e1usnao IA
ssssz ss,ss.ss ss Iii ii ssa,
ag9 2, ni9s :: osco pr .. J1sna1 Exp1:soraas.
I'D .9ezs ssts tas.s
WHAT Is AKAST 1T n4o1cuEYs
Il =. tslamnlauoo Of III n.onc,,a Or vn,1s
coLvt7 ait 10 tha Iupxx In II earlier ,t4rss sns Ss
nss sam.s On xs
!oweo b. amodexsta eousn: vita el!ehs iselinfs M
tas eoaah oee, r.. QUO u Ne most pr.@i-
II nnay in: s1frel 1S ire aec.ss Of aif TO ts 1asE
, 1864-10-07

E Br'gncn has arrived In Europe, and
the Italian Opera House, at Paris, for thfee
years. For the first year be is to recelse
81 COO per month; for the second rear 81 500
per month; and for the third year s., 900 per
month. He makea his frat appearance in
Madrid. -;
, 1864-10-07
Cincinnati Dry G1atis Market.

TIE Commercial CT yesterday says;
There bee but little done Ia dry goods duriag
ne week. bot there srs Hore buy il thu m.Ek:s
vassec matters pretty tho1ou3hlY they Will proba-
by do aoue1hing. Quotations Of goods ara hard to
1seem TO oppose no objections 70 their c1ttome,s
q e4uE what arc tho h5s: pllces they can work on
hem each proposes TO 60 - well as others, but
they ~ protest that fevefe sscrlhred nnnecesea
points arc not pushing the dectue, but on tue other
nhnd bfacln& aghlEn II. Iha auction sales in th.
so dsssea1 pcas bit shsy are nos fatry to be CON,
o. nan It Eas bean EXPOSED to tust such incide1ts
III = poasJ q ,eIce may no. asseIeeaols q otheE
rake their Own eouEte, AID Competitors must rexu.
, 1864-10-07
OUGHT TO KNOW.

We csnBot but thizk this Is damnably sin
EulA.-.le adjective is chosen with pr1p
cale-th4t In Tie present iu1atioa Of prices
il'ese should be cheapen.d to such degr. e
the article for which Jesus gave lis life
Chicago 7nHts.
Ttis religious observation occure in an
article hewalltng the cheapness Of substi-
tutes, End comparing them with Durham
bulls, me1ino rams, and tretdog horses.
a. tie .ditor of the 1hnes bought one rot
1oIe fince, be ought 10 know how damnhbly
singular It Is without making such a-tuss
about 1t in his newspaper.
, 1864-10-07
The Foes Of tho Qounsrg NC Clel1anss
Friends, :

=
Friends.
Eyerg rebel newspaper In the South, says
The n 7. Times, every Tor7 newspaper In
England, every ImperiuI newspaper In
France, expresses hope for the election Of
Mcclellan. No Copperhead newspaper eau
deny this fact Every new mail brings nGw
exhibition OF It.
No", how is 1t that rebels, Tories, Imperi.
alists and Coppsrheads are In such extfaor-
dinsry accord OF tbis point: What is there
that unites them al in such longing that
George b. Mcclellan should d!splacs A5ra.
ham Ltoeolne Can It be a desire Tor the
strength and glory Of our country? Doreb.
els favor him because they want the Confea-
eracy wiped ont and the Union restored !?
Do, the privileged classes Of England favor
him becsuse they want our Democratic tusti-
tntions to be secured and strengthened? d
the supporters Of the French Emperor favor
hin because they Imagine that the SUCCESS
of "tbe Model Republic" will commecd the
imperial system and perpttuate his dyussty?
1heee are questions that no supporter OF
Mcclellan dare undertake. to spswer. 70 say.
yes to thew. would be ridiculous. To say
any thing elee, would be to confess ttst.the
electio1 of Mcclellan promises Ill, and nat
good, to the country. :
re bare statement Of the fact, that all the
elements hostile to the Union, Ia the South
and In Europe, are united for Mcclellan, is
in itself conducive reason Hhy NC friend Of
the Union sbouId support him. It tells the
whole story Thea.trectson to Mcclellan is
a righteous lead. The wolves didn't make
tie sheep their captsin; or, If they dld,it was
only to impose On the simple, and get
better chance at the fold.
, 1864-10-07
- e AD AND REFLECT

It mas bean non tine inHemoda1 the ot1ie<. n
pbiAnthroplsts to Ind soQe remedy for the llS
lfss aud scientific skill has for ages explored eY1x
avenue IN order 70 discover the hidden seerss nss
been, hewsve1. Fetezvac for modern Ssienre to bst.
befo,o ta7 world th= great Geasoya. CT 4.aea.S.
sad IN
, 1864-10-07

rem while In command OF the army. ThIs
Leshers is one OF McClellan's bosom frienes
and confdants, srd worse secessloniats can
not be fund south of Mason and Dfxon-
, 1864-10-07

There was good attendance on 'Change to-day,
and the general markets were more active, AID M
DIR the influence Of m advance In god, constdera-
by 6smer. The kmoneg market still being very
Lore 80 far as advancing Oh produce Ia concerned,
, 1864-10-07

orn c,..
a,S5mx ,EMc' r..s o!1ss; Wnsr
au a1efng ''"''Ssew New tos,. 1 osk'
sIcT,n1ri. d' vi Vira1n,a on,1'
Aiton.." iiiinnis
Annanoiia.1 1farTla1,i
Antmfn- NewYork.
Augusta. ,.Mslne.
Baltimore. Maryland.
B.peor,,,.. Mime,
Be,olk.,.,,..WIeconsin.
isingbampton N. York.
BleomIDGton....Illi
Boaton ....--. Mass.
bridgeport. ...Conp.
Aootl5n. Mem i ork.
Bula.o-....:NtW York
Burlington. vermont.
Burlington on.--...1o Iowa.
Cairo, .'-.--...Nllnois.
Chattanooga 2a-....:Tenn.
ChiEaso .1Il1nois.
Ehtl]lcethc. Ohio.
Cincinnati. t1.-..... Oao.
Cleveland
Colnmbus....--- .0tl0.
Coz cord n. uompShirau
, 1864-10-07

Ward Ut st. Louis, on Tuesday last, were
Big. Gen. E. G. Pike, now in the field In
Missouri; Ex' Congressman Richard j. Bar
ret, AID others. A large pumber of the
prominent citize=s Of the Ward wsre
drafted,
, 1864-10-07
Ql1IOUS AFFECTIONS LIVER

Complaint. Sick Headache, D1spepAa, &C.. arc
speedily 1emovsd BY t.e Of Dr.. JAJne'5 bansuye
Fills Tbs test Of thirty 1aa1s usa has provsd teeto
Eupe er &c all othot remedies for the cuze Of the
r.ous dfseaaes tor which they arc recommended. In
Il air sctton they mild and ctx!Atn, A7d mhy b
taktn 1t any cme without Eiss from evposnio. Sold
II D1uEgH,s everywhere. ocfsli7 s. M.W3E 7dp
, 1864-10-07

r~Hon. l. N. Arnold, who has been en-
eagipg actively In The political CANVASS II
Indians, Pennsylvania, New York and Mafs-
, 1864-10-07

~ The unfortunate martial hero, Penn.
berton, afttr the c-pisulati IN of Vicksburc,
somewhat abruptly faded from pnhlic notice.
After experiencing very general denounce-
ment Ut the hands Of. the press Of the South,
be resigned his Generals commission, and
Was made Lieutenant Colonel Of artillery.
This position he held for short time, aud
Was at length obliged to resign this also.
He has now returned to the peaceful walks
Of privacy. He will probably be no more
heard Of in the public walks Of life. Such Is
the case slso with Roger A. Pryor. Ali at
the North have heard Of this blatant chap.
He is now q priy-te soldier in the rebel
ranks. He tried his hand With shoulder
straps as q rebel General, and tailed utterly,
andhe row shoulders musket, and will BE-
heard Of no more.