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, 1864-09-24
CHICAGO DATTLN MAKKET,

y. FRIDAY HTx41S8 Sept q, 1861.
BEEF EATfLE-Tha receipts Of Beef Cattls dn.
1i1e toe day amount to about 8teo head, which ,th
TIE balances ltft over uasold from yesterday made
about =ta head on ssle N the VARIOUS htecx 5.,ds
dullIK the day. The entered sales amount to s29
head, at $2.&G6eo. chiedftat s3ssG5.1o h M na
-pu1ipg last night We Tao s&mo hsayy storms. bnt
the morning VAS comparatively Ane, asd bustnesf I
eoE Eeneed At atfeasly hour. Tbs heavy receipts
c:non Cattle which formed the chief pro po.:sn OF
the eEtl.e stock IA tbs yarde gave poor rrcsnecE
for srythang Like s sstsA sctory days busress Tho
market was, however, toie1ably ac,i7a up to noon.
whtA the 1sln gain began 70 tAl torrents aud
unust up to dark. DroTe1s 8nd CoEmt4aian men. IN
ltctE auxty to eject ssas El1de liberal concessions
especia5 on the Inferior grades OF cattle, but xtta
large Number remain IN tho yards thts evening m.
SD. Al the Fort Wa7n6 atock yards e7esy peo, u
TOW fnl, and provided tbs receipts continue to ar
stye In Al large numbers to morrow, wlthcut 81 e1.
tEmaHd The cAtt:s will Eavo to bs sold
frcm Dt Hsi1way eals.
Good tliprlag grades and the better de5cs;pHo-s
uf medium cattls have been meet linitad supply,
with falr dcHa2d. 1t must however be bottc ia
nicd that with the present ntdawnwa1d tendeacy Of Ill
knds Of produce. Live Stock c.r but be expe:t-
I'd p share the same fate. mcre slowing te.1iaa.
tiof Of tho days uade. We have not had fcf months
buy ets seemirEfy being determined not to opcsats
without return to tomethtDg like old prlcts,
We quote tho market moderately nctiyc for prize
medium 70 gsoa ah1ppnx graaos, at previous quots
ttons; and On common to low medium au.1ts1e. A
nkr]ifh 25<Atpc nar 1kn ma.
, 1864-09-24
FiNkNlCtas, AND CjlMMERC9kL
mGNETAEY,


FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 23, 16e+
a ccntinr2Qee Of victories and d Iurther decline
in go'd' T6as was the programme for to-day.
The weather was ~dissEeeahle. and business IN
monetary circles was dnil-all kinds of speculation
having been chcckgd; but there was more cheer
II, feeling among al elaMes at the moro hopeful
aspect which affairs begin to present. The high
prices which have ruled for althe neceasaziea and
luxuries Of life will coon cease, il gold coutinues
to fa1land 1t Is aremEfksble fact that the thfewd-
est ohseFverz predict that 1t will not stop IN It's
downward coutte. even at 200.
The supply Of Currency is good, and produce
dealers find no dia1culty IN negotiating for ship.
ment at the usual rstca-10 per cent. per annum.
The demand for money, however, il comparatively
Light, IN consequence Of the unsettled condition ct
the gram markets.
Exchange Is Jet IN limited supply, and the mar
let Is firm. The uera buying rate at the hsnl.s Is
u discount, but some boaRht at 4 discount. The.
current selling rate is y dietount. .,~
= Gold In New York opened to-day at a17, felt 10
a1o End cloted It 4:15 .. ale. The following a1a
the quotations received BY James Boyd, gold
broker ~ Clark f1ftrt<
, 1864-09-24
CH1CAt1o LUM77a MAKA9r,

fKtnA r ETn1xe, ssps q, 1Iss.
LVABER-R Recslvsd yestaedsy, m. no fsst. MAJ
Ess active sna in Tery 1lmIsSd supply.
satsaLE5-la fair 6saaana, AID nEn .. pssysous
p.1cte, -
LAfh.-lecstToA yesterday. satN yes Market
activo ssd usoaasaed.
CARGO 4A1Es TO-DAY.
eatso Nnf AaEssliA, from araad Haven, sott BY
1Ttsh d Fuller, q 90 test rafrtd Iuuber mixed It
=! ". Cargo scht Grey, fton Mases..on. sold By
Softon. la Kopes Lsh. 1t $t 2a 65tea feet Lumser,
fafs hussegoo. At 30 ~,
ln VIC yatds busiueaz il vczy active, pdcos ruling
, 1864-09-24

E sheridan's dispatch, announcing his
great victory In the Shenandoah says: <The
rebels lost in Killed ~tle folio wing general
officers: Gen. Rhodes, Gen. Wharton, Gen.
Gordon, and Gen. Ramssy."
Sheridan forgot to enumerate, among the
severels wounded, Gen. G. B. Mcclellan,
Copperhead candidate for President Of the
United States. No rebel suffered 60 severe
IT IA he
, 1864-09-24

u1TILE-Atctiyed at the 8tllcvue Heuse, 96a hesd,
wesc cleared At "A cry hour of al d:s T1ps,ona
ss,e: Eese T. :olloHs: BEAD. ns zross, 81 3Hc;
E5nss a &C; hesd. z,s1o Ms eTosi 23 nes1.
Ego - a!oss Ut 4c II head, 13t1o Is eross At sEc:
head, fAr5Q hs kraks, II SC. ' '9s' -
a. ihs nrosd ~ STOCK Yasts tnerc were se1es II
folIoK1: nesd sYssaztnE 9a n:a;3Xc: do GsI ns
Etces s.f: g sio do q s4e: 100 1Gta ~ DO
r. do4He: 90 Is ns DO lKc do 81 ~ do Ike:
70 a. llN ~ DO aHc; SEQ 1.2.o ns Ao.Kc; 7do Ga
Hoas-Rece!yed II Bellevue Hou4e. 1to head: ss,ea
, 1864-09-24


H0GS-T<ceiyed ut ths various yssda during tna
dsg nbout 3,sct hoss; these. with the baance left
cEef uassid flem yesterday, m2ce t3ta1 sco
hogs On sale In the v1r,ous yards. Ths tsted akas
sneunt To 6 head At u b1; pftzc.pa1!y at
S1sla2u 10 2 1ts n. =,
l. The downward tendo.cy WEIch was 50 prominent
IN the yards yesstrdag and ths preceding day. has H.
crested to day aud resulted in further decu1o vt
eR&13c q Io yss on III gsates~e1ceptinR yes1 extr4
lst2, This eaT has been Eoas un avoraols for bust.
rees: indeed, 1t may b re.areet tre dszt d,y a.
mud End rsi1 with which Wtn.ee h0g t1a1e Is al.
E2,si1aukurAtcd. The rapid inseeass IN ouz sup
Sn, with .ha aers1Eeueat IN our monetary n ark.t
and the fall ef p.:cf Of all dissertations os nc.ehan.
oife, have completely shaken the confidence Of al
ceae1 Of bnyarB. The nature Of the transactions o,
the day. both In sFtces for Wh.ca really prime hogs
have been acld, And the anxiety OF ewnsrs IS tlspsEe
ef stock 1t sny rate, hss rors Tessb!ed panic il
the market than the usual effects which rasu1s from
aEcpsn:tAtton Of prices.
Tim uArtet closed this evening dull, aud With =
bang EYkT 1.5E1 At Ads
, 1864-09-24
A RI | l. L EK I HORSES
IA WANTBD.~

~,., ~ CH1oAao. III ,sspE- II, lMs
Hc:ss1 fo: vhio6 Vii pay {i@ II chtcF % Tntssx
staxa Iies1I7 ZOE C.t'tncstsa Of Mdebtedos1s, Soe
Cnlc4to- + lnof1s " ~. @-s
IasI m1tt 10 d.zk eolazs. serad IN Ill par1cals.,,
s!osssSs 70 harness, IN soq1 fslh and cendiaon, um
halkks51O hxads 6ixh sna eaah hof1e 70 1eixh noS
lea than Tn hus d7fd and mtg Qo5o} pounda.
A1ment1 N1t b. nAda fof lot1 ct ID or ova.
y qrcsr OF JAB. A. kkia, Col; II charge 14t b.
kH12 xta6etff Cant. 4 Il Il ~
, 1864-09-24
200. ARTILLERY HORSES
0VV wGT1D.

..+ ~ JIDIATAPoI5B, Ind, Bses !. 1S6l Z
HHH6G HHHG aHAnEED AND SL1TYFIyE lfU DOL
1ass tnspeet1on u mo oyeS41rnt stsbIcS II ~
clfys A1tNx E-aAy.
6sA Hoz1a % ba soune IN al particulars, xatl
prufeny tuslia 1eah, um tftedu {i5} 70 kt1r1eu IN
naaoe slEn from tya - 70 nina 50 yeaEs old. md
EsH 4dspsad ln eyoFy way for AZ H1&11 puS poeaa-
60 p q q Vtll BE- rtck3vst. Z
E1yMant mRde n Certificates Of ln1ebtednexa Tor
q o5ae. q Co. j11Es 4. E9H, Cnief F,z.s Dt.
4InGn =; Z. .DspNMdas- c: HAY,
, 1864-09-24
Nktp a1hert{seu1euf9.

Set1g TIN aided by axIla 81 dzp>sosos+ ~ Rfse
% sad tEactatal phFstc.xs-
D.: Jsnss cara spezn1sogzhsa M Ims1s4ss N
N anNlhia method. saytn4 usca tina and e1R9sa
a1a Na srSs sUK1 cnse fer ee1Ek1 involuntary ds,-
ch'rxtt Or 1mnotaace. syphiIA seco1dak7, tsEHAsy.
sr c1tai1ed eezedsast.y-the rsst trxf1hle Aat uns
10 % sse@deS poisoa-e1aec cat&d tro@ tho s1s,ssas
without resorstuE u rereu-y, io4tte sotass1 ssNe
or sn7 p<!aeo, but usntrauxsr-2 psstt1va cu.s.
n Reu ember. Er. J, MA oElce and pAstbes s,a =
Is Rsndo ph stzees, oet1eso Stats and 1sAxbasp -
up sts!rs.
OH.ca hauis nom T. n. till F.n.
C1neultatio1 CT nh- snuhl. se9tkx7u.n
, 1864-09-24
~ Fernando Wood made speeeh at Ii

tT Fernando Wood made . speech at the
New York Mcclellan meeting few evenings
since, IN which he>stated that he went to
Chicago opposed to McClellAn.bec.use he
was war man.' He would now support
him, however, becaufe be felt satisfied that
Mcclellan meant peace instesd Of war, and
Vas not ut Ill In earnest IN his letter Of ac-
ceptance. 1nNother words, Mcclellan is a
knAEe and fas1fier, according to Wood. We
hardly know which to wonder at the most
the duplicity Of Mcclellan, or tie moral
stains OF the -demaKogue, who is going to
tupport him, knowing him to be la1sifer
, 1864-09-24
ANOTHER LETTER FROn GEN.
-EHEM n AM

eAAAA44
ton a hter, but he wlelds the pen equally
as well as the sword He may be called the
"reat American fetler writA." His letters
ase Ill to, the point; he wastes No words,
deals in no ecpnistry Of copcealmeDts, en-
ploys no hcne5ed phasa, md holds out no
false promises to friend d foe. HIs epfsto.
1ary fortsis uirecsnees. He writes as he would
shoot rifle straight ut tho centcr Of the
mark, and drives the nau Every shot
: "A day Ut tEo ago, ,<we etbsertea his crushing
- reply to the 1sbcl General Hood, who pro,
tested sgainst The removal Of the population
Of AtlRuta, whom 6hctmsn deemo1 inp,xc.
ticable to feed or to harbor as spies, to give
aid and 1niormatien to The enemy. Hc1eeds
Atlanta as fortified depot for supplies 70,
his army, aud has properly proceeded Is a
matter Of military necessity, - cle,r Ii oi pau
pe.s, spies, rebels, AID UnIonista The lat1es
be sends North. where they can ccs work,
and earn their living. The Mayor and Com
men Council Of 4Atlanta s2w proper TO send
him protest p the nature Of petition, to
rtvoke bis order Of removal. We insert his
1rplT in another column. 1t is stirce1, He
points out to them first. the military neces-
sfty he Is under to remove the Inhabitants.
and then proceeds to explain the terms on
which they can return snd en,or the,r h,e,oa
He tells Them that the ooyernment ~ ths
United States hare 6ome rights in Georgia
which haye yerer he.n n+,inon;shed "a
what is more. neYer viii be. and IN ,ue,c. -r
can only be obtained By complete submis-
e,on to the Constitution and the Laws. We
want eyrrx bodv 10 rpad III. c.n;t.1 1a.+.~
from an old DEN ocrat: nar+,cn,er,T @ A. 1s' ~
zz;sh the ronnerhes aa IN 1,o-,sa T.. 80 ~
snnr mn Its a,;1nonit;ons IL tha,r -. ~ -
------:=
@'DKmocHAcx' on Emd1fGRA f1oN.
ne nase heretofore feieffeo 10 the enas-
sion tfom the Chicago Platform Of any plank
1o3 Tue encouragement Of Immigration We
eout11aso " =" mean tnAs lts l1a"sta' True
TO hpea ln1e1es:s' opposeo iulm!stauon aa-
''ng toe "a1 10 'eno'"g 10 a'o Ing aaslonal
ana oserthto" 1ae teoea po "et. Inc recent
4sa%e. ne.u w 1-s5on ounss@, " NeH Aotks 70
~. ~ 4nts ro-st-nr,tnn -, ~ as.;r's,, r,',.
cnmpsnv Is formed Is encourare i15,roirTa.
o+.+;on f,v sdv.ncing the nrice NJ fhe 4mr.i.
Trant's fafe. taking as security for tbe re{m-
bureement thereof pledge upon his future
wages. Il ia notorious that for tganty-t1ys
years past thousands have fingered on the
borders OF starvation In Europe, anx1on.Iy
seeking transportation to this countrv All
w1,olly unable to obtain snch t,ansnorta,1on
from the saving Of their o IN earaincs there-
htspr unable indeed to procure wholesome
fnod sufIlclent to sustain life. Doubt,esa
mere tl.an na1f@h Immigrants NOW is tlls
county have been brong ght hers by mDney
u.ved and schf home for the uurnose fv t},rfr
, 1864-09-24

FRIDAY EVENING. Sept g, 1884.
The 10 lowing weru ths- receipts And shipments
duFare the p,st ~ hours:
XECKQTa AM amp 41Ha rLaT II Hou.a Y
, 1864-09-24
= ~1e&O VK OE% %FVVk40 IN *&~'
GREAT nECLtSE Ii FN1uEs.'
IEfhn1 TVoAr =. ~ " TT4flYH6


lFton WedL dLesdag's II. Y. Tnbune-1
phtl urn. showed log prtcca ana 61slnc!lEatoa 70
ppi b. stlscon vas chotcs sAa ~ ell
ao'd It verv low prices, a. did ths tstls.
70 st Nv n5se ToE.lipgs SOLD At sfont eaars
koos ecle Tey law hut danuele bs9usSt fstr r.tss
ttUa ~, Eae5ter pkks, 9tc Alnolds, sc; Sa32.ss
~ T. ", aeenst ego ytstercay Ktchm nds. 5sc,
a. .t thc: ManShes.4Tt. hc: rotoMsca ootn-d
&c; National, sse Psci1ica. siye. Te17S "a; Han,:
Meea, No. fa11 oi &C: Cocheco. 5s42tIe. fall OF
snM dull. Del Pac1oc opened at 40 fell to
&5hc, hsstnst Sc ten dhJs 1t11e.
, 1864-09-24
Qtji1a9o Qribn1le.
THE PKumOxT PA1rr


The r1tbanv.1 ~ r.,
partr. hleb- whcther ~, ts1ses
ofnnmb.rs II r,n;ns,.1.e VI enAuln point
"a, teopoceApie. IN all
a1ae'e'sats which should distinguish
ahefscan auzens, without I candidate In
the coming Presidential election. Thor.
4nuphly devoted to the un;on .,d x,,aao.a
Ia the ov.r4hraw =. ,.-... 80
yic,rt,c rrsr.n =. ,...,. :. etasets - Nv on!,
. es~1,A- 41ettts uu1As eue ..ase ALL
VI 1Aokeoe4liout topY ca*uenge
-, eooe W. o' ~ .o.L , oss' s1.suet s9sas
t ~ n.4as -. 30 p,sr,s Sss .+,ss oonteaeaon
w so1sSa'4 " As.. S ~ IVY, II Is
~" L,sut " 49, w.. 800 .s! .a'! cnoase.
.s.o1 40 ~ ts,. ~,s NJ ana ..r. sa W soeore
Iuen ~ 49,. 1 's a. lucy afe se1pon-
slo'e .sa- e. sssessos,.. o =, on'oa ano Free
ss.s..,o1,,ic., s,.t~!P IT, y. aoopo1 fof
tha.ah+ - x,cht -. ~, uaa "ntt 1hey
~ronr ~ st,.1, 49,. .1 W. w taoosns MAS
ao,,n h.c ,,,sn :. 1919 ~. - .'ef .oas afgumsrt
o. -orcs5a+o y 60 ~ 'ne dead past.
c,r m;da, fsca % -.<s." eoppofters In
.orsrvu he,s, ~ ,nn.h -. ...s,.5 lucy arc alike
inv cnrxr,ves ~ 20 .--a. a a. "e claim
In thn nav sffnat,or !, wh,a, ~ 49,. oe|eVe th&t
ae,ve. az. xrt1, ~a.1.,,. ~, .ae5 :. nnd saem-
fvio.,s,r snd ~ .. ~. aa.. .no o.cso1es Of pa.
,r,th xr,,o. ~ 'tauseo rom those
t,rno,a~ s,.s,Ns' ~. ..a.s aete.otofe acted By any
-a-:ea1 =. app'tu.asns or auF feelings
~ VIC e@ooasses OF -tha Un1on
Pe1.''
~ narais necessary that nc stould refer
70 tne 'plauofme Of the two parties now sn-
ueung aor tne control Of the government.
~ oemocsat PaeHnda khat either his plat
'o1'a Se nus caea1aates h*Ve an5t thing in com
n"n "1ta lac iricads Of Gen. Fremont,
, 1hey are The antlpodcs Of tue po]ft-
lcal E1d- The Chicago pletform ia
tef ptace; the Cleveland platform Is
'.or ~. acne'a1 Acc1s1laq il for
T-.. on ~ nsT eaasHn.aes to s4avesys- Gen. |
- 1ees. ~ ;! w oh4on "1tnous any slavery.
no 'aAe II tnsfe Is no question that the |
Eee'oa parry u 1of the prosecution of the |
ta1 nu tee iaet Tcnel lays down Lis arms, or
1s ae"n oo"n ~ his tracks. Here is point
OF common ssanalcs ground for the friends |
o1 Hen. ffenoft and tho friecds OF MI. Lin.
coin. As to Lie status OF e1avef; hereafter.
We wil1et the third resolution Of the Bxlti.
MI re Convention sreak tor us:
3sso'eses 1oas u slavery was the cause, and |
now CONSTITUTES 'ne fnesSta Of tb's rebellion, and
.ntns.a - ~ .anns,a.u a ssroe!o hostile to the
~ ,.tt..a1 .s1,ss se1a..s -. tus'lce ana
extirpatlon IRON The eoll Of the pern1iNr ~
th.t xa ,,,ho,d ana n,lot..o ~ - @nu
, 1864-09-24
CHICAGO IA LIZ 1tAHKET

Al satsa Of Gra4n rsporzse IN kt:s sare<t report
si1t,s,:s si&tr,st.< :;si: :;s;: o ' &<i'ssa ass;
po v,c.ns rs.p.r E!s.rae: sses %. 1881.
1ase!3 mnK1GnTss r ssehaa sassy
~ Stse' ia5sl: aaa Il s.1f e
|. "L1x1 .sD EH" Ffx1ear.-There I. 70 chs.ke
Fiaas + satf: !. ns.t.2n, Ms 2sgsS; Il. .aa
IIour Sex IaTk. ~ ia rail- i4S....
Fionf 70 Fo1M.Id. v's sa{ntA .1:..,. e5a....
R4So.p il no Change Il fst:s
Tie Quosa: s~s'
To oSsx York. a!Fsil ~! a. S
To rcs+,u IN II ~ ~ k.i' 5
5 tfs;{;sSs'Rhisss' t. j! +?
,;Etogn;a;R.selveA te.Sa,. 7.41 srls; shipped
~ o!ls haEke. ysFy dnll and no1tpslT 40 iowe.
81 e,s T. 81: fs;a 1ss sss'i,a 54s
,sCeshr FAILS" sold Jestetday even1ag) =: " !5V;
sfsT saE i 4ssf T i'll;
nltdd1inaB-io TOES f.ir ua!deltBka 1t $3.50 on
MpEAEe,sfe t. 3:;Is. tss:, +. saePfs es:
sp!r s :se sra7 q d g ssaEses 81 81 Ss ss a.
sf IA tss = ~ 2sSeiaS tes:5s s. s
Z ) + s.;
4t.7lH; 43E6 hu DO 1t ~ II J. RU bu do At xt..ox;
Is }se1 q eg 60 # M ooo q g e. sose 6a
81 Do i sI:s!:~ .W1a1ss WHxAT q sross-Ss:iect.
td- sa hu No.2 Rad II 81 IS. At tbe close
the m2lkes quilt at 4a.1b Tor Ee.2 9prtux, and
70 dtEoEd whatcTtr fer winter Rraae7.
.-GoRN.Rectiyedt to day, Ss,7H bu: shipped. 1855
butntls Market yerJ quiet and &23Hc lower 8ales
;i r s :: so at b. ~ {ss
S y ak ytts ~ % 1t sl2s; go ID Rejectea Gofo
= a12a-the market clclsnz stsaaS Al slssH for 20
o. -Recsi.sd To-Day. 1es,rs bu; shipped s,es,
In. Aatket actlys and firm. Sales 10 day: OATs II
eTsExI95tga en Nc Oats at sfkc, 5000 ba do q.
Lao IN Ieie:sea oass Il So 100 b % a. 81,
OATS AELoAT-7,oeu bu No 0sta at S61{c anosr,
At the close tho i sTens steady at 63c i9r No
and No Qa1 In Eto1e.
RfR.Eecrl4et to-day, Il, 50 bu: shipped none.
EArksr declned Fa3c per bu Sales to-t1y were -.
EYE sToaE- 90 on Ne R1e (eaElY) II 4l.a4 2teo
b. n g e q q aooo ~ No aad 20 all at Id:
tise for No and No in ssars-euy ytr1; mak,n9 M
dnsreAte ln price bAtwten Tho Two rraaea,
!. BARLRf-Rsczfssd to-day, 7,174 h1sheIs MIR.
set EeAoJ and qu1st. Sales today y uAnL1Y III |
> sloaE-.a.690 nu.Ne2A &185: By A1APLk--,,D1 ba |
at On rack IS bags 1t Il. q TRACK: Il bags
NLEnHOL-Som1nsi Il At s5.tsSasE = esiou |
Prime dafI IL croaks and tubs ............. Ma4ie
soippnx BntteF, IN dfkizs 3701S9t
S.!ss dfEias prime attic: l;is ehoiss
DExNa-nnll ssles:-zo nsKs good =. sl1s.
BAEl3fNti-The market Is ID fair supply. Two
, 1864-09-24

fB- Peace through success Is Union.
Peace through urreuder ia Dlsunion.
, 1864-09-24

EEEDs.Reeetrad ts-dsJ. ia5, ,iss ns assss ssei,
9ss @ ~ r. sisx seeo saiossd. a.tae NJ GIaaa s=ea.
% osgs veTy ehoic. 1t lte 81. i psss saa q
h,9' p ps1%e' 1 ~ + tt5 & ~ safs a. = a5s 6Ax1
SS..ss: q ssesas q. FL.I sR1D-sieady- aaiss LID
1,614 brlR. NarkeruaIeslsd-ardv very 1at. OuAida
h~icers s1n Lrett1Et thelr EtocE1 The 1arxet At
mtay e. re dealers haze ros leTtred thur p11cf1
Wsnd % tldica: Gus 70 Qunte shena 81 the market
New Sa8rAW Bal. IL offered at Is 81, and Old a. Ag Co
The sEea!E ask k3.so for new Salt.
TEA-The market 10 1ull sad Inactive. s1i with
ha 1R1tt&f depreciation OF Eotd, prices ara wearsF
with = coxnwAfa tsRdency- Mafket salerablY nfw
:. our present Ieytssd quotations. We qunts:
, 1864-09-24

kts.t-R o.tst. ste st. vary tieas u oete Il,
eenAka MAtet hrrn II .. evias a M st.rsss r. -
~ ~ vsx, e,m :. p+vlo1a rats. Ceo11sa-
~ Wrr,, so ~ Esceaos ,a.fkes acavs ana nfn.
a,iaRs r. IL III, III a. ss b oassa
dths1fpt!on, active ana u2etaxx=a maI: Vtohf
, 1864-09-24

LHHk SE-in taiE sappfy. and market Active,
Er3ess m and unchanged. ne anote:
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NEW YoaK STOCK M&sgr7.-The following A.
tho quotations for Sept = received BY F. @. Bal
tonstaa & Co, commission, stock anu bond hro-
kerr, q Clark e1reeL Chiracn. \
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4 PATRIOTIC AND ELOQUENT LETTER.
The Ecw Constitution of Maryland.
1pE FRs RslpENr WlsAEs "Au MEa 70 BE FaEE.

Bl1qmonF, Oct. "A very large meeting was
reid to-right Monument Square Of the friends of
the new Constitution.
Senator WIIsoH was amongst the speakers.
The following letter rum IIemdent LINCOLN was
retd rnd anplardod
ExroUIIvE AiANeIoE, WAsHiFoToN, Oct 10.
Hon. II. " HoFFMAi Ny dear SRA oOnven-
ton Of Maryland has formed now Constitution tor
The ftsie. pub1c meeting "a called for this even
inR al Bait more, 70 aid in securing its ratification
BY the people, ana you asS a word from me on the
oceanon. presume the only feature o. the instru-
ment about winch there is seIiols controversy IS
inst which provides for the extinction or slavery.
II needs not 70 10 secret, and presume II is no
secret that wish success to this provision. desire
n on every consideration. wish all men 20 be free.
Iw'sh the material prosperity OF the already tree,
when feel secure tie extinction Of slavery would
tring wish to see process OF disappearing that
sply thing which eou brng this nation TO civil war
I attempt no argument Argument upon the que
Hon ia already exhausted by tho Rblor, better in
formed and moro Immediately interested OF
KaryIand herself only add that I shall be graft
fed excoedingy II tho good people OF the state
shall BY their votes ratiiy the new Constitution
ours truly, A. LINCOLN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-11
pYspErsIAl pYsrErslAl I

J. John Lynch do certify that for four months past was
attacked with acute dyspepsai severely handled
that could do nothing but what II would hL me with
dfeadn GlstTess my system perfectly pros
eratea my whole soon became weaA and trembling,
with cons ed noise and dizziness In the head, followed
by pEptaton Of the heart and general debility OF the
whole body. Every kind Of medicine administered 10 me
did 10 good unt advised 10 call DR. Wishart aud
place myself under his treatment now about Gino
weeks binCo commenced his Dyspepsia Pms and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthfuy and faithfully
say, that perfectly cured ofDS spcpsa and all other
diseases arising therefrom, and three good meals
every day and feel wol IN every respect am 70 years
OF age and It was necessary, ilel could aud would
shoulder my TO defend the city from INVASION by tho
Rebels Al persons suffering with Dyspepsia as was are
sthbery 70 eau and see me, orI feel It nay duty do all
the good can lOs suffering humanity.
JOHN LYNCH,
No. ISL Poplar street, Philadelphia.
Dr. WIsHARTs Store and once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street Philadelphia Ia, All examinations ana consulta-
toni hoooi cnargo Price, 81 per box. seatby mail GU
recslEi otmOney,
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--Thcswl,s mission in India boasts l768 native

The Swiss mission in India boasts l76S native
c0nvCtts
The missions IN Madagascar are quiet and
safe, although there are rumors Of civil disturb
ancc, and Of the detironement of the Queen.
The Union presbytery Of East Tennessee
with Thirty churches, has come back into the
Union.
In Sweden the children who have Whooping
cough are sent 10 the gas work, C0 inhale the air
from tho purifying apparatus
The Minister from the Court Of Macmillan
to the Court Of Prussia is Senof Don Thomas
Murphy
go DR.. Benan, the venerable pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church az Troy, aud now 30 years
OF age is about 20 retire 10 Illinois, there tJ spend
the remainder Of his days.
THE London Court JoWsiH' referring TO the Wis {
Of the Empress 20 SWa.bach says The waters Of
SWalbech are known all over Continental Europe
for their gentle influence over the married portion
OF the fair sex indeed, the famous Ehebunueu
(Or marriage spring., 70 which the youthful ma
trOr6 Of every class, from the Empress TO the
peasant woman, crowd IN such numbers during
tne season, is strictly forbidden 10 the unmarried ;
and it is one of the merry sights Of Swalb iclsto
behold the fair N sidens looking on with envy in
sad snd Isolated groups, while the Joyous laughter
Of merry matrons gathered round the source
echoes with ringing peals through the grove aud
the ingling of the glasses, and tho confidential
Wh.speTings going on between the sly yOtares Of
this generous Hygeia, give 10 this particular
Brunnen the aspect Of one Of those classical
fount6 Of ancient Greece whence the sparkling
NattIs eAhiaTatod the spirit, and produced ObA-
Won OF past sorrows, with bright aud cleaning
nope OF the future. Is m 90 this particular fOunt
! lAAA hgf Majesty has hiedi