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, 1864-10-12
Asthma Cured.

HpDYT1wy. YAr1s COUNTY, N.Y. May Il. 1Bdo.
Edltorn Rural New Gorsst-seetn2 an inquiry IN
the "Bur2r' fcx cure fos tta distressing dlsease,
ths 8sthrh, v1lte to let tha inquirer know what
has al1ncB. curedEc.
Iraye Ea1 the spaauodic aathma fifteen yeArs. aud
Fever found any medicine thss would prevent vt.
tack when It ~ss coming until co ans1cs1 TAX
Ing "Jonss Waitcoub's Remedy for A1tnna."
commenced tsk1cE this remedy eighteen moaths ago,
ard h4vs not had a severe pA1oI7ura sfnce.
"ThrTcoND's REAEpY''has Gons Tor me III shstis
Is recommended 70 do. SARAH 9EELY.
Er-P.ef1dent Msrtln Van Brfeo's tunsrtnSa In his
last i5Eeas We greatly Allsvtatsd BY the uss OF
Jo1es Whtconb'1 Asthma Bamedy, ~ proyol by
letse,s1n CUR rcssetairn ron -hy1tcisn. aud rom
Mr.. Vsa Bure4 himself expressing -aueh zzatidest1on
YttE tie results Ct Its uss.
Extract ffom tta Ltfs of washtD xton Irving. by his
nephew. P1erre Il. irving, Vol ", psEe z72:
sThe doctor prescribed, N IN exp pa1luent-w1At
had heen tuzgaseed by Dcct, &c. NJ Hotmes, on bis
Late slalL-' Jonaa Whltcomh's Remedy for Astnua,~
ateaspoortu1 In vino kla:s Of waters to bd taSen
evsxs four hours. coed night WIS ths result"
JOSEPH EURSErr + CO.. Boston, proprtetors,
md sold By ali DEua gia:R. oc7t8is3m 2tsH P&x 7adp
, 1864-10-12
@iBrEtlauGuuE.
rOUGas, COLES, AND CON-
~ SUMPTION.


THIRTY YEsRs' e1pe.,e1ce I'D " e te,smons an q
s1sSissss gsTsss E&eEcfoK4sT i v,.ao0s sisssds..
e. ,;aee a19nss 5sdz II e xaxa
G1tup Wnot ping Cou4h; splttag Of htooa. aaa ~
Pulmonary ComplA'u+s- Hars u portion et ING sU'
bsS. N. N JoNRs. Of ths Protestant BD.sessl
=; ii esss. M t u tGolsnnpnoa recommend Jsynss
EIpectolapL"
Ileut Col. Louis wAaHEE. noy ii command Of
ce , rtan eha u p is .
wa,s proved aceit t.in eaSe.s 40
Rev. Dr. BOWLING. OF New Yors. vrttes:
"F,oE ny OWL e1per,sncs. oeno, . the sIpauto.
Gos; tsas '' 's OF A' '''' remedies for Coughs 'na
VI SAMUEL c. .DAwsoH. OF ln7 Clarioo ssress.
s; as9z & ~ sss:
torsnF, sn ones mora nis NJ fofnsE sal"
Rsy. ,: KosERs, u ~sn known Chinese s's.
S'" fof Pulm ar.ry Complaints, md this .x,ea.o-
RAM ,nvAlpa1e. .lTs5s ea'io9 sae PAIN ma lenar-
L & tha sTmprons-"
Nj. c. T. PooIEs. Superintendent OF Akroa
seEo ,bite ; az. % IL x1peetozsas eqEe4 ae of
xr.w.c. F1sHEB, Of weston. spsld!nx, 1Asooln'
'ts 'ss II. < mia, vs.. recently thoroughly
so.sss! 'hs Tnoop'aE Cough o7 DF 5i'l'' k1aes-
R.v.B.E Ridden. of Tho Fiat n.past Church.
xsa: ss. s9M2:sts1s ct l.. s71sa Of.
lEs hoa, a1es.-"
Mr.ANDsEw GowASLoCx. Of Bayfield,. C. ~.
aysJI.s g1pee,orant h.s eaee.uall3 cured me osA
7loient sttsck Of the lonsmmatt~n CT the Lungs"
JOIN HARTMAN, ESQ, OF stevsztatoxn.N ME-.
sha,s1 ssta9sa = c,as. msf,;s ~ :.a & (
jayne Expectai1nt-
, 1864-10-12

o,a.t. Ms hays y.Iy tus snsos1axemsnt to give .hs
Sas Il ns
market. ~ navs spssssa thsouknvsr stormy s:raes
szs e g'ns
II The aarke1t ~ thtre wae always t.ce It whtcn
saie: rners was vida dinersacs bet sses aoid:
sseisI g: arq Il ssas ~ AZ sea!a
e se 6 IN s
%. ,hs oak q tat so@essy es@e. = ee aaass i:
M 1M xna e p C &c
lssdS os es' b hsa
pr,ce Eant ios s,rg II to 70 only about
thopsa aosn aio
h,n b, Houa no; hava offered a ai Tne Iale Of
ts,sss q Tas.s; Z Il ss
cass. ssh b. saa y %a1 peEcspt'ols q s5,e = Iss-
d q sa,tn,nm,pMs IL fro@ .sss az. and re bidding
st atst
Hany ssstslds, sos today ahst he turn "a, ie.:h
&C. s S1y Fiji
the msifst Il iee'e c. IL sums = ths NOS: impo!.
tsnt az tnes',c 1Ac1ics:
y sas
ey-n If shey Won d. ~ auction 20 csnts WAS pal1
etsss ~
thrOvr hon The week vi; us nnaiaf buyers, chi.
cpenA. a. SOD atl5; RenaIngIon o IA WeI-knoWn
FLE1cnES sliElT1sen AND Su1Er1sas. - Thcse
GOODS lola down e 70 aaow asut. % on ius;dsy: na:
S co ST t5a.s; Do 81 7saE0; do L.. $50 sloi pef
n1ts IF rates bni o I'll ice Iii t,srs Tere ofirrd
,r1I1F.. b. sr..tt IL yresu 4 And no onsstion
wcnin rive snv rre. er ida of y.in.g ne n nnt
h,iirye inst ur1s con BE- forced At IL in
enV cn,siderarte nnantrY -
o4 4nTTn+ II 1Hs 1TneSs RI ,as arn aa1no ,zI.h mt
,nte,t1ts sto ~, -, - = ~ rnnrstn 1n,rniatsr
n;.t ehrd ntonsh 81 Thnn;r III Hn1ar firar IL
~ h.m1.r nm It ,nF,s 81 nt,rsn fFe tne tsst ~
,hs rsssinors usm.i.nn hrnneht - mn 4S;. III -
, 1864-10-12
ssMO on sIEUR TON SON UONE AEA1N.D-
Ho1atio sey in his recent speech at
p1,jfpd 81 nhia aAid.


II do not cl,im suprems wisdom. 1 do not
claim for the Democratic purity infalll5le and IN
errirg Judgment DO not ask cur Republican
fricnae 10 yitld TO rs ic any deeree: onty ask
ell as our own views. I oniy asK them to return
TO the pstha they tfod before, wnen oar country
was In her great and lustrious career. about four
years nGo. LApp]ause.l
About tour years ago, to Wit, from Noycm-
Der, 1860, TO March, 1851, the Democratic
party had full control bolh of the government
and OF the rebellion. but of no part Of the
free States except the city Of New York,
The paths which our fathers trod about four
years ago were these: Rebellion In every
State they could control. Aiding the rebel
lion by every possible act and word Of the
Federal government. Denouncing all at-
tc1npts to preserve the Union By force, IN
which denunciations Horatio Seymour Joined.
A Recommendation on the part of the Mayor
Of the Democratic city Of New York to join In
the secession movement. This is our "great
and illustrious career" OF about four years
ago which Mr.. Seymour would likd to see
revived, with Mcclellan acting the part Of
old, vacillating, hcsitatfng Buchanan, sey-
uour fling the place Of the oily Cobb, VAL
]andigh,m tskirg the role Of Floyd, Us Sec.
rctarJ OF War, aud stripping the North Of
arms In order th.t the rebels might euj0y
the eacred privilege OF bearing arms In self
defense, anu Fernando Wood in place Of
Thompson, as Secretary Of the Interior,
steslipg the Indian bonds. Oh! that great
and i1lustrious career about four years ago
Bow long shall the s'great statesman Weep
in vain for its return?
, 1864-10-12
FROM FULTON COUETY.
1mfuepse UH1cn meet1og-Speeches bv
GOV. Yates and othtra-G -Greak Mnrf,m.


$780,.
CANTON, FULTON Co., H., Oct Q, 1864.
Yesterday witnessed another patriotic Nd .
rising of the people CT old Fnltop auaerh1a,
hers In 1isten tn Gov. Yata. o.. 0 W-. uu o,.t
T",1aax Indoa n w Az hou' ""+ Int
neuo, e,-.,:'ua yuo - '" me: Lean, ana other
distinguished speakers not at all inferior to
my meeting ever held In the county, either
Bvll o'clock the Goyernnr had arrived md
the ,og1 vss nacted IN ouo 1Ita-1 ~ ssg of
,."., ,,s .AN. ~ VIZ t.s nset - iAaeo "
LIE .o9". 0"u pae!1otic cll1zens 11ou Tue
country a1ouao' at least ten thousand Peo-
pie were present, all associated with one
common sentiment. a patrotie zeal for the
ea.,.t,n, ~ m, on,,t.n ~. n.,..,..+ =,
80 ~. oaa.. .,n" ~
tween 'ao ineetog yesterday, ana the Demo-
cratic meeting held at Lewiston on the 9Th
instant, is SO striking, that leading Demo-
r,ats admit that our meeting mnstered fonr
IT,. ,,s,,7 -, 49,. ,.a.a,,t - 49, ~
.4inee ~ 10 nany 40 "s,o piessIt " near hoo-
horny, reported In the Times at Il, ,000.
AT two o'clock the meeting was orpan;ze3
hy II. q stearne. a good War UeiancT,t
Prceidert and after sSnr from the Cleo finn
uuder tbe ltadershtp OF D. ". Walker. CIV.
Yzteo as INTRODUCED to the vast audience
auj5st q perfect hurricane of applause.
The C3pyernor bcld the andience smell.
showed lie yaht importance of the issne he.
lore fhr American peopIe He revf,wed tha
Chicseo Pe.ce Platform. save histnry ofit
and lie desire Of the Dsmocracy to tender
terms of mace to traitors. in arms Ia al.
ludtd 10 the imp portance Of the ,sane-thst Va
Were to decide On the Sth day of NoVemher
whether our Goycrnment was tr LIVE or dia
II We decide that our armies are to hs viii.
drawn. md a Preeident $ciected Win viii
humbly submit to cowar5s and rehe,a n
armg. thcn our Government had hnt th,rtv
days nationalftv in IT. T'he hona IT nnr
conntry and the arm,ea we1e w.1ripr for IA
DECISION. It is NO temnorsrv issne' W.
cannot saw We take mn fnterrat !, Thfs atrrne
ole Il n nnes,,on phsfher on- N,ttans,
Eoyernment shall he sustained ~ 4d,a. whethar
our 1Ir ian shall he di.an1vad ma ~" s.stsa
rent In twain nerer tn ha soain % nn,tsd I'ao a.
hsd no fear of he - resu,t Tha % amer,c,n o
1eonle wonia sfaEd br tne Covsrnmsnt .,,d
Tc.eI.ct Old Abe 1he man who had secnrad
tb<. hesrty ~. ona,af;on ~ III shn ,e,;s vi
n anr Nationn intenr1ty 81 and ~ rernetn,t1
He con1d ses thr,nch the o'nn1u nna dsri.
mss nf The nre.e1Tsthe re6r,linr snnnreased @
ann tte nm we 1or.. fioatjn" sSsin a1ar.- ssn.A
where. i,s f6,ds st1eeminn IN go hrseas
, 1864-10-12
In The Jarts business has pem ms
Z. The following quotat:onf.
The following are the s8td Prices.
CHICAGO DATTLR MARKET.

TUESDAY EgxxISd. Oct II. lssa.
BEEF CATTLE-Reaeived Ut tho various 5asas
about ,6ee head Of Beef Catts, Entered sa!es 1'6
head. st ss65a31f, chiefly II s4zs@seo psr 100 NJ.
The.msskst optned TIL. morning vi h 1Arkesnuu
bes efs:ock in the yards {. havo Eecentl8 had
10 easy In The week. There has be en- fair dsEres Of
activity but With no ssmptecs Of any stvanra upon
previous quotations. indeed 1t wou11 appeAf that
low MT dium fra:ss ha7a 1ulcd shade lower than
5ette1tar or on Saturday.
Shipping E1.des wsrs In tettss sequest probably
opttx to an Improvement IL our Eastern demand
The supply howtVer. ct goo ersdea has besn alnloss
ncm nal Coed u ed1um and sven 10 msd,un grades
~ste In fair request. Ths chiaf ope7sors for ,hls
cikss Ct ttocf beng our city packsrs. Ths market
tto head Of cattle IN yards np1oid,
, 1864-10-12

~ Ex Mayor Opdyke, Of New York, Is
trying to find out the owners OF the Wvr'J.
Thus far they have discovered one mao, who
is an intimate friend Of Judah P. Benjamin
and Msnton Marble, who commenced his
newspaper career ss Christian and is now
a Ceppefhesd. The capital stock ortAe pa
per hasibeen sworn to as 81 900.
, 1864-10-12
CHICAGO DMY GOODS mARKEr.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. 1

TUESDAY Evening, Oct. II.
"e have nothing new to report In the Chicago
Dry Goods market today. Tue market, we think,
shows Increased f1mnesa. Trade has been quite
brick both among wholesalers and retailers, and
dealers generally show pleasanter faces than last
week. A private dispaich from New York to-day
sa,s agents hold Rtchmond's prints at Sc; Aliens
at *sx, and Lopsdaia Sheeiings at 80. Our own
quotations are not CHANGED from Yesterday.
, 1864-10-12

|I II Mcclellan thinks the victorious
party ought to stop the war, why don't he
t.ke those emblems Of war from his shou1-
dc1sf Aud why don't he quit drawing
twenty dollars q day, for doing nothing, from
the treasury, which he says Lihcoln's admin
istration have got into such an awful state?
, 1864-10-12
MARIN z IL S 7. :.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

pfen +. Bsrber. nopkln., St.: Jos .,ph. fundrIes.
f1opp f.Sorlse, N:1.sI. s: Jog Ea, sq1dMsl~ss u IL M~
Bayen. Pe.h.iao, MeDoAxld. Peshuao, so N lumoer.
gGan ats9s .s. Haysn sn fd. Tooo
ssSr hMtner, TA.Fey. Grand asTen, % m lumbar
hcar Hsiec Ksnt, Canecon. Aoskeson 81 N lumber.
Se1r WYoDiiR, Fu2lo1k, GrAao Haven, 50 N lanhee.
Sthr A1deat, B1tlts. aheooygaD. 81 eds Toad.
, 1864-10-12

: HOGS Rsctived at the various yards shout 3fao
Hogs. Ert.red sAles $3.50 sad as S.lto9u 49, CHIEF
ly at t1o so6allzs y LOO NJ.
Our supply Of Hogs today hiss teeu urusuz1}y
la1ce for Tuetday, and in point Of weight sud quail
ty tAye been better thsn any previous supply this
eeaton. There hsa been no want OF sctlvttY in the
market, but prizes have BEEN scarcely ~ high n
they were ye te1dsy. On thu salea made We note
decline Of zeo5oe = ITO NJ on previous quotations.
, 1864-10-12

mOHETARY.

Tuesday EyEsHG, Oct4 II. 1sA.
There is no change to report in the money mar
ketto-dsy. The banks continue to Increase the
yclrue Of thclr drpositt. and there has not been
time, for mary mon!hs, Ehen they could conmaud
70 much ready cash. They are rot dealing ont
much to customers, ror do they intend TO do go ios
the prstept Gr uIti the Lacking eea.oa has f1,rly
commenced, when it IL expected that c.ass OF Gus
TONERS win be liberal1y, but At the same time DIS
c1imlnhtely accom- muoosted. The slig ght advance In
gold sidencd the markets up little, bat the trans-
actions are ema1l-
E1cbas re continues about as yestesday-close
an0 in request. The rate IL X dlscount To
par buyiug; ITO to y premium selling. The lat.
ter figures, In each instance, are the more p9puar.
Gold advanced about per cent In Scw York to-
day, opening at 1888 and closing at 203. The. cause
for the r1.e Is not manifest. The folio .ins arethe
quotations ttlegraphsd to James Boyd 50 C.Ask
street:
$40 q m............199 1890 p. p.m.-.......20l.1
1e:s0 q. m.......... .19s< . p. m...........a)1t5
y s,I1, a.. s0l s r. m'''.'..s11
Here the market opened firm at 1876, advnnced to
200. fell OF 10 1893, aud closed firm at that figure.
silver IL yer, firm at 19o@192. Large orders are
here from Canada to purchase 1t.
FA11xp-We hear that E, B. Stiles, banker,
Epeealator, polltc.*n, &C., Of Di1on in this State,
hat failed. His liabilities are represented as quite
large, his nesets small. He has been engaged in
the banking business at Dixon for 1umber Of
year:. AID had gained the confidence par.icularly
OF the agricultural classes. who will be large saf
fezcrs By bis iHure. Mf. Stiles. it is understood
having little fifth In the stability Of the govern
ment, and lts capacity to pay its debts. hss been
In the habit OF visiting Chicago often, and lnaug
ing sin nice little game" in grain gold, stocks,
Sc., when theee commodities were in an excited
condition; ard most generally to the decided dts
advantage Of his depotitoss, whose money he en-
ployed Tor that purpose. He has been eort Of
hi9h prtest in the Copperhcad church, and had the
tenenty 10 run against Elbu Washbu1ns, for
Congress, two years ago, and bears the same 1ela-
ton in the coming election, bnt will come oat, ss
he did then, four or hve thousand behind It ia
believed that his financial operations will show a
deficiency Of at leaet tenfold over his political.
The following is sta tement Of the business Of
the Illinois Central Railroad for September:
Acres Construction Lands
Acres Interest Fund Land -
Aces F1es Lands sold. 2,sSS.sl fSr si,TT
Total aalea since month OF ..... .....
Sep!enbtr.............. q, s6Iu for 328a,6S6
To which add to III lUt saes.. ISIS
Tctal in oil :. .......... $as5,5sl
Acres sold ttnce January !, --.-....
1861: a14,si7ee Tor e. sn1,ess
Cash CO lected in September. on, $50
Rece,pts fst m PASSENGERS ............... s77,731
Receipts run Freight. 474,1Ta
Receipts from hfhilB .. .................. 6,3s9
Receipts from Rent Of Read ............. s.055
Receipts from Usher Sources. 1000
Total receipts in month Of Sent, M..... s7c7. 500
Total receipts IN mtu1h OF Sept '03..... 47S,61G
, 1864-10-12

Manila Eope.. 29@9le
Manila Hay EosH. SC
AAetl1a .WA3c
Aasn co-d.,.. ........&4lEc
O1kuR...........8.3tE311 %
dtmp...s...ss.s...-zJSBc
, 1864-10-12

TN DRAWING 0F SEPT. >oAth.
i lsEa, No. 71sA d.s S1s15oo; SD 1865 aysx ss,re
Yo 5ss3 drnw tEyeoe: No. B38t esev 6l1 20; No.8ss
drew ssats PriIea ceane1 aud ssirxnaiioa f9fa.
tstad CO tpoNck:lou 10 TAYLOR CO. aaaksfa Is
Wall sheef, n. 7. osl2pIt.3d&
, 1864-10-12

lUAUEN--11s NntAforADlo 1nlNenCt VIII Which
the week cnneneed, hiss mAte11ally eE5ctei the
p1e1icrs ntnnese ard activity CT tho market. With
the general t,ade OF the city, forttne time s1uot
sterpt3 a-c utter want Of connda nee In exlit1us
mc1etsry eecD:ittr, 1t ccult but be expected that
.cmees would sh.rs the general decline md dep,es.
etcD. To counte.acf, IN some degr5e the general
dcEEEaTa tentertY cf tde marzef tbs receipts have
tctn very limited, and. would. under ordinary cir.
cuE1ttatcts. tare proved altogether ins3equ1te to
tie otEa1d. Yet Ee noio that rot only hsys Ea3es
been Ente With come difficulty but decline Of Sc
IS rtr tho ussnd. en- presIoas quotations enIured.
Du,iLg The last two CT thea GAy., with the
inF e Iii eLce ptIth fBs NAKED cur commercial
il!e1E8s tnt1slly, there has been cor1elponding
NE1;ng In tl;l 1aIket-Irisea have Enlad 1rmes.
though v:th NO euotab1e sdsance on plev1ous rates
and aalet have bssn made ncre esaily. al.houKa
the fcs1cttv Ct en1zetcy c6ltIlue5 to cptrase as
Iert ne tIaWback
kHINGLEs-1ht7et tst been fair surp1y dn.lax
The pas. vct <, b.: viii thu diminish activity Tor
Lur bc thrIe hsi teen less squify fl Sa1Dgits
on lcEer qualitist have teen lesa 11n.
LA-N--Ti,h d.mia1shsd receipts the r,arEet hss
been quiet ane. Say at previous quotatioos.
CARGO eAsKs T,tpAr.
ca:go G. F. F5tttr, from MuskeGoo, to.d b, John
eon to feet Lumber, srlpg, =. 3lS &c, te9oo rcs
1ath At ;cszEo 1ehr. Ta!re., trocc Grand River,
Irish T. FuIles, Co. so feet chk lumber. d!uPn
eioa s,uf, at $s!I0; psst cargo schr. Mal1stF ran
Grand River, Eold by Irish 4 Fuller. 1900 feet cAS
luubtY ,p!ank. at $2n.t8; part cargo Wdl F. Auea,
frcm Severn River, CanAda lo3 900 feet lnoef COM
man and stock boards, $f6.cn; carso schr. HatYey,
17cru Menomoaee,' ,'so1n By Col LcoHle, 16,ttV 1eet
lnrabeY, st1iIB and boa1tB. 81 t17,65.
, 1864-10-12
CHICAGO LUmB MARKET,
For TIE week ending October II, 1864.

TUESDAY EvKK1Ha. October II, 1851
Ibs fellow irg ttble thows the receipts Of Lam
btr, La.h. for the week ena1nz October
sth a1d comparatively for ,hres years:
RECEIPTS or Lu:tBxR. sH1EaLxs, LATE, KrC., TOE
TIE TXLK kAptN0 OCT. 8, FOE THhKx YEARs.
, 1864-10-12

TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. II. 1854
sse ~ .ao g.
Il foEF :sISoss.Ssaz sIoss: ~ VA = =;
ssss; ;sf i,ss sss sss {
Flour 70 Ro.tlsId, ~ eAInta 51t3....
~ il no eGsas l. fsse1
.~.~-.,. .u., Fourth c,1ss: F1ons;
roy s0: 1 81 saa Lake Eiis IS
70 ne:son' 7a,! Thai sed Iaxs
To To ho.slnRq e,sicle. ~ Il lai m s9
ToEs;iaaspi's ii i4si::.:::::::.:::::Sss ,iii::Sss 81
TL1UESheee,vsd to;d.y;, sss,s 6fs diS shipped,
IS III IL %sf
has bean inactye and unsetslsd without much noYe.
ba d t. a. ss e
pondlnx date last year
Esie: WINTER 'f ExTa1s-f.o n orls Nor.on'a mixed
SJ @ s!ss q tsRs 5;: :ses! s.:
ie!e ~ s re tss S sioaia1 aaotsson. in Flour
Choce St Iouis white winter extras s73a1oa5
Fair 70 good white Wtater e1ttas.......... e19@ 81
s. + Sc sS''a* '$s i%
Srss Hi nliddi;nSs In iii demand :ad sts..
s.. &;s snss Ton: -. sss @es.eS g
Hsr to 'eatt '''''''''''"'' gSgss'"
Corn Mcai-in limited ds;asad and au.es. % We
Kin died Com Meal. bz....,......... se va se5
Rolte; = nolx. per e2a51M
WI EA1.IRaceiyea today. 4Sel2 6a.dsis shlp.
lbs e
u sttsltd and i1exulsT, bns on the Whole d mar
rsetis teyteW of i9Siss p:r nu;be1. Ths densnd
, 1864-10-12

T Mcclellan etlcks to hss M.,or-Geper-
ais stlh1y on the principle that u bird in the
band Is worth two In the bush.
, 1864-10-12

-F Ben. Butler was reported dead tha
other day. The "beast" still continues to
kick however.
, 1864-10-12

E Phil Sheridan Ia the widest lrishmaa
out. He hqs actually had the efteontry to
whip The rebels again. Won't somebody
stop lin?
, 1864-10-12
4 Ncte FROM Judge Cation.

EDITORS Chicaeo Tribune:
Ny attention has been called, in your paper of
4 speech made ~ mo at Ottawa. Allow me to say
lh1oueb the ahme channel tbRt never used the
worcs cr expressed the sentiments ron attribute
aor did sveT epseian ths seassuss s
therein expressed, except the last sentence.
Youts trnls, ]. D. cATos.
The extract to which the lJudge refers Ia
as follows: -.
The Abolitionlsts. II they succeed in abo1tsh1ng
slavery, can cortsol The country. Our ,ntereats
consist in ma1ntatntrg our feia.tons with our old
friends and political alltes the slayehode1s. and
10 presezrtng slavery. We must then pretetye the
no political ends to terve, except II. salvation Of
ny NJ Country, aud therefore talk plainly.
The report Of Judge Caton's remarks was
furnished us b. one of the principal citizens
of Ottawa, who stated in private note that
the Judges words we're taken down verba.
tim ut the m oucnt OF delivery, and that we
might depend on the correctness of the re.
port. The memory Of the Judge may be at
fault as to what he said In the heat
and excitement of oratorica1 delty-
cry. However this nay be, there
is no necessity for denying that he ut
tered the words contained In the extract.
They express the secret thought Of nine
tepths ofall thore who desire the electionsof
Mcclellan and Pendleton. It. is true as
preaching, whether polite or not to admit
1t, thst The party interest Of the "Democ-
arsc," "corsiet in maintaining It's relations
aE,:h its old friends and political allies, tbs
"slavehc1de1r, and in preserving slavery;;'
md III. Is the reason why the Democract"
s, et.cnuously resist the emancipation Of the
Slaves. The extract from the Judge speech,
contains the very words which one Democrat
add,eaees TO another In confidential CONVEX
cation. They all talk aud zeal exactly as that
narsuranh eYnrafse6 II.
, 1864-10-12

tier reduced thclr quotations. upoa bssis Of Goid
tecIuicK 70 much lowee rate than It hAs Jss reach
ed Wasttfa bu5 erR viii dad shst NJ onr preesat
nuotaticns they czn do considerably oes*er ihA1 y
snrrhatnr In tho Eastern or A1y oshaf Markets. We
, 1864-10-12

The following table shows the amount OF
-four MD grain In store in thus city on the 8!h
instant compared will that in store On the cotres
pondfpg date last ytat:
, 1864-10-12

Fey LX'MR1OF OpQJke, OF New I Qfk, nav
ing sued the World newspaper for libel, Is
unable to find its owners. It's nominal capt
tai Ct one thousand dollars is distributed be-
tween Manton Marble a renegade Republi-
can writer Of irresponsible antecedents,
law clerk In the office of 8, L. NJ Barlow,
who lie notorious t'secesh' intimate Of
Gen. Mcclellan, and third 's5oung man OF
the name Of Guppey, whom to know is to ar.
que ones sell unknown" As 1t has already
sunk two capitsls Of s25o, 1000 each, its an
nual losses are less likely to be fed from the
lean wallets Of the law clerks VINO figure Us
its nominal owners, than from the profits
ehich Belmont hopes to make through its
agency CT his Confederate bonds. Marble
ran the paper ss Republican Journal, until
1t was driven into the last stages of con-
sumption bY the supetior abilities Of the
Tribune and Times. When the paper was
finally sold to certain fugitive and unknown
cealels In democratic" stock, Marble and
Lis "prir ciplss'' passed with the presses and
job type, like negro and his salenble pIcca-
ninnses with southern plantation, into tue
hAnds Of the new rroprietors. Opayke's
sex1ch-war1ant has rot get revealed the
guilty parties with certainty, but suspicion
Iu,Its most strongly TO August Belmont,
the sDcmecrat" who drives the thirty thsus.
aid dollar coach; Fernando Wood, the
Upioniet who tailed to secure the secession
Of the city OF New York, and Barlow, tue
lritId oi liberty {ior the rebels) and of Nc
Cleilsr- At present the World appropriately
Represents that Comprehend party, which is
60 extensive In Its r2mifcRtions, but which