Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
September 3, 1864

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CHICAGO TRIBUN'E. DAILY TRI-WEEKLY AKD WEEKLY. Office. M*. 61 Clark Street. TEBHS of THE O2HOAQO TBIBCSE, Cll. v fp,r wpet) 25 Bally. 1c raan *-*1 subnalbers, per 6 months.. G.OO per year.... 0,00 einple copy ooe yew 2*50 aix months 1:25 Club* ol four copies, one year 900 teo r 20^0 twenty ....40.00 And to the letter dob, one copy extra to the per son erderinr It. t3f* Money In Registered Letter* may be sent at our risk. The remittance for dubs must, in all esses, be made at okb time. Address "CHICAGO TRIBUNE” Chicago, HI. (El}icagcr SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, ISU. the BcsrcanpaiuNHocuAßii-c. Lei the Polyglot Democracy rpcak’ i o r Ursa (’Gives. Will be iesaed ready tot delivery in five days, In a nest pamphlet of sixteen pages, a concise, com pilation of OEMS OF THE LATE COPPERHEAD CON VENTION IN CHICAGO. The treasonable and revolutionary utterances ,f the speaker*, and glimpses of the spirit of the occasion, illustrated by selections from Vallandig bam, Cox, Hanie, Wickliffe, and others. Also ihe PLATFORM OP PEACE AND DISUNION. Lvt Unton men circulate It everywhere, esps dally ZST AMONG OUB BOYS IN THE Orders accompanied by the cash will be filled In the order in which they are received. PRIFK, TWO DOLLARS PER HUNDRED Address Chicago Tamms* Coxtaxt. TOE NEWS. Atlanta *s ours. Gen. Sherman has won a splendid victory, cut the rebel army in two, killed the rebel Gen. Hardee, and now occu pies the rebel stronghold, greatly to the grief, doubtless, ot the rebel leaders and plot ters In and out of the late Chicago Conven tion, who relied upon matters to remain nn changed, and predicated thereon their ticket In aid of a disunion peace. The campaign In Georgia will aid the campaign in the North, and in both thehopes of the rebels will be buried in ruin Irretrievcablc. The opera tion of guerilla forces on Gen. Sherman’s lino of communications cats off the trans mission of details, further than the assurance that Atlanta was won, as it was important it should be won, by a. victory In the field. We have cut the rebel army in twain, and the next news received will bring the intelligence that our victory! Ims been made the most of, "We confidently look for the capture of a large share ol; Hood’s force. Don’t deceive yourself if you are one of the loyal men, who believes that victories ovcoD£re£blosal candidate ever gets In thie district the aspiration is confined to the lesser lights of the Invincible Club. It is nr snored that Citizen McComas, who has been getting Lie muscle up to the labor standard by pi irate practice on a wood-saw, intends to run lor Congress In a pea-jacket as the Working Man’s Candidate. t When Gen. Shcrmvn cot loose from his caiumunicatioue, and put off into Georgia, soilc may Lave questioned whether he would j-u-kun u living for bis army. Late advices Mttle the question. Be will manege to pick up a lively Hood, If Ibu Isttcrisn’t too lively. The Me-nipLis-Gretada Jackson Atlanta Ap p- rf Lae appealed again, and taken another cuanee of venue ere tUls. The Trasrss Company will shortly issue a campaign document which will he every where welcomed bj all loyal men, and should Lave extensive circulation. It is a complia nce of gt-nre of thelale Democratic Conven tion in this city, as for os possible srf in native re wno nave remained at borne will do what we can, also, in our humble way, to make the election interest ing to our Copperhead friends, it they desire a lively‘time. On the whole, therefore, we trust the Copperheads will cease shouting themselves hoarse, to the great disgust of all decent and loyal men, by bawling for a' free election, when they know that they alone have ever interfered with the freedom of elec tions. by bullying honest cltlzenl away from the polls, and that they will rest assured that ii; in addition to a free election, they have the slightest disposition for a free fight, wo shall give than every facility incur power, and there is no doubt that the free fight will satisfy their most sanguine anticipations. These arc no* "an army ot hirelings and mercenaries, a* ihe Copperhead papers have styled them, but an army of citizens, a grand jx**e eothitoZu* tor enforcing the Constitution and the laws, and none of ns have so well earned a right to vote as they. Yet the Cop perheads have steadily endeavored to prevent them irom voting, and in Indiana and Illi nois, alone of all the States ot the Union, :.rc they obliged to return tf their homes to vote Pcrhap ß the Copperheads, by way of facilitating “a free election or a free fight,” will conclude to prevent them from voting at home, ts they have prevented them from voting ra their cam pa. If so, look out tor a free election or a free fight. FROM THE ARMY OF THE PO- TOMAC. Ihe 39t1» II JlziM*, Tates Phalanx, la Hie *dv»nr*—XLeu* Casualties— fh» areellnc in tlie atidt. [Special Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune,] Ik Fboxt or Pztebsdcbc, Aog. 28,1804 Since toy last communication, the 10th Army Corps has crossed the Appomattox Elver, and a portion of it, the Ist division, now occupy the trenches in the place of the 18th corps, which now is located on the line between the Appomattox and the James Elver. The regiment (SDih HI.) nor fill the advanced trenches, where s man the moment be chows any part oi his person, a rebel hall comes whistling on its deadly er rand from the telescopic rifles of numer ous abarpabooten, who are principally—citi zens of Petertbun:, and are daily detailed to prac tice on the “Yanis.” Not a moment ol the day orßnLht passes hot what we hear the con tinual crack ol rifles and the more heavy music of mortar bhefla, the tncments flying all around us, too loosely oltocs.lher for personal comfort. This morning we lost the ivllowing named men killed acd wound** _ ol left eldc. Edward Woodword,-Co I, wound of left side, slight. Private William UarJeahorgh was shot through the brain by a rebel sharpshooter, while be was in the act of peiUsi: aim at a rebel in the embrasure of an opposite fort. Be lived for the space of one ball- hour otter the injury, unconscious. The same ball that passed through bit brain entered tbs left aide of private Thomas Shmkleto the depth of-one and a half inches, where I extricated It. Private Harden- I burgh oistingobbed himself in the charge on the rebel line. Aogntt ICih, on the north side of the James Kiver by capturing a rebel battery flag, which be p-estmed to Gen. Elroey In person, woo complimented him upon his prowess. Toe health t»f the Valet Phalanx Is good, and Us spirits is unbroken, bat our ranks have so thinned in in battle that we womd scarcely recognize the rtplmt-m, having lost folly 400 officers and men since we left Chicago in Si arch, 1804, on the re turn Irom veter-m lonocgb. Ti>, as a regiment, as a brigade, and in fact as an atm Jol veteran Uslnolsans, flriitlne for;thrce long years the battle* of our country, feel that the actoftiielUlbol* Copperhead Leglsla-ure, in not pcnnlttli g soldiers to vote, is base, contemptible, and an insult to men who have voluntarily offered their servlets, aiid lives if need bc.no put down the rebellion. The set of disfranchising ua from thebblloM-ox wlil reflect sadly upon them by and bye, and would to God that soldiers in the field i could preach to them in a practical manner at the preset t time. The whole army is for Old Abe, ana ibe J wee at present in tbc held will avain seat him in the execoilve chair despite the well-known opposition of the Convention of traitois at Chica go the coming week. If we had no traitors at home to fight, those in our front would have yielded lotg ere this. GEORGE S&IVDEBS. TVBXS

I Tell Fillmore lot to Oppose,*) J Waebxkgtox. Friday, Sept, 2.—The Bepulllccm says the following dispatch passed through the Portland,'2!e., telegraph office yesterday: i St. CATUzmxzs, Canada, Sept. 2. To Bon. B. Weir, Halifax: Platform and Presidential nominee unsatisfac tory. Vica-rnssmEKT axd speeches veet bxtis. PAcronr r Tell Fillmore not to oppose, (Signed) Geo. F. Saxbcrs. FBOU THE PIAIAS. Reported Tlclory over an Indian Band of Uarrion. bt. Loris. Friday. September 2.—The Sioux City (Iowa) Sfgi Ur of the 27th ultimo says; Mr. SJl.ol»bc Quartermaster's department, just ar rived from Port Union, reports that a battle oc curred between Gen. Sally's command and aboot 6,000 isolate, nf ar Ernie itlver, July 25th, in which the latter were debated with the loss of 150. Our Joes was SklOed and 2Sor 3.1 wounded. Waehh4gton, Friday, Sept- 2.—An official die* patch received Cere t,*99,491.80: interest, $53,349,479.90. hearing interest in lawful money, $469,167,004,611: Interest, SSI'IM,6H33; debt on which interest baa ceased, $357,470.09: debt bearing no interest, $519,111,267.40; total amount outstanding $1,876,625,233.90; total inter eat amount to $78.79:-,000,-whlJe the amount in the Treasury snbjict to draft S over $17,000,090. The am coot of ifactional currency In circulation is nearly four and a ha>f millions.- A comparison of Azores shows that in tbc last two months the public dcot has bees Increased one hundred at d debars. Certificates ol Indebtedness bare been increased forty-two nod one-half millions. Tbc thirty Tears* loan has decreased twenty mil lions* Three ear’s compound interest notes bare been inacafed forty-two millions. Fractional currency has been Increased -two tuitions ouc hon drea and iliirty-tive toouaand. lu the same period abort thirteen millions seven hundred thousand dollars of the two years coupon cotes hare been withdrawn. About six million one hundred thousand dollars of ten forty bonds sold and thirty-seven million dollar? of the old seven thirty loon exchanged lor bonds, of 1881. UTTSBSAX. nZTZWOU.. Tbc Commissioner of Internal Bevenno has is sued orders forbidding Inspectors appointing dep uties. BOUNTIES. The Secretary of War has decided that bounties authorised in the enrollment act of July 4, frOt, for vo'tmtcere, ore al-o applicable and shall'be paid to men cnli e trd in the regnlar army. Orders nave been issued directing, in addition to exami nations now made, that cho Surgeon-General shall detail some of the best members of the Medical Corps to make examinations at the general ren dezvous ot a‘l recruits before sending them to their rcciments, in order that only such men shall pet into the army as aze really fit for military ser vivC. There is so much reason fur believing that hear* ly every man in tome comities of Virginia, not far away, is a rebel and bushwhacker when occasion terns that some tyro weeks ago about sixty Irani London county were arrested and.brought here for examination. .Bach as were clearly found In* nocent have bcch'trom time to-time released. Only about a dozen of that batch are now re* msinioe in the Old Capital Prison? A new lot of about fitly from .Fairfax was, however, brought In to-day. PZBSOKAL.' Among the notabilities In the city to-day are Geo. Hunter, some Mme ago relieved, ex-Seoator Wright of Ind., and Hecry J. Raymond. TUB rONTOOSAC AND THE TALLAHASSEE, The Navy Department hasorderctTan Investiga tion tulo the charge that the Fontoosac remained lorty-eicht hours In the harbor of Easiport, In stead of pursniiigthe Tallahassee. mmAN ATROCITIES. The Indian Bureau estimates the number of the It (Bans already engaged in the war on the plains at about 10,UC0. Dispatches received to-dav state that murders continue to multiply, and that the Indi ans are pro wine etroogrr ever? day, owing to the inadequacy of.tfa* military force tu that region. Many tnbee, who, from fear at first refused to join in tbe wttr, have taken np the tomahawk, and ewcar to exterminate tbe wnites in Kansas. Ap piehetbione are beginning to be felt for the safety of Port Kearney. A large body of savages are now threatening that almost isolated post. FBOIII NASHmLE, Rebel Tfoveiucuts on Ujc Commnnl* indent* of OUIS. Tbo Guerilla War In masonri, [Spsdal Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbtme.l, Sr. Lorn?, Friday, Sept, S. On Thnwday a gang of about fifty bushwhackers entered the town of Tipton, on the Pacific Bill* road, killed two broke the instrument in the telegraph ofllcc. It Is supposed to be the same gang who have been operating in Howard county, and we understand that they crossed the Missouri River at Rocheport, having seized a pass* ing steamboat for that purpose. The train on Thursday night was delayed three or fdor hoars, bat we bear of no serious Injury to property by these bushwhackers. IBE IVAK Lt TOtGI.MU. the Situation Below Blclxniond— DLaitera in tno Shenandoah. New Tons, Friday, Sept, respondent with the Army of the Potomac, baa the fol'.owing: The canal at Dutch Gap will soon he in readi ness for use. ThelstKcwTortmounted riQeg is re-cnllstlng for three years more. A XLyrlerions-looklng, and. to all appearances, a formidable craft, has been discovered lying in one of ihccreeks emptjlce into tbe James. She ap pears to be waiting for some of the monitors to pses np tbe James, when she u 111 run ont and cat off s retreat. Tbe rebels are erecting batteries to command onr position at Butch Gap. Tbe rank and file of tbe rebel army being Gen erally under the impression that xl they desert they will be placed in tbe front ranks, Qen. Grant has hened an order that those who voluntarily come within onr lines shall have transportation to their homes, if within our Hues, or to any point North they may choose This order will he cir culated In the enemy’s camp. The latest Information from the Army of the Potomac Is, that all was quiet yesterday. A num ber of ehells have been thrown Into Petersburg from the monster IS inch xftortar, to deter the rebels from firing on enr pickets, and it seems to have had the desired effect. P£OH THE 6HEHA3TOAH. The ITereM’* Washington special says; The Bth Ulincie cavairvhave last returned from a scout to Cpterville, Asubt’s Gap and Snicker’s Gap. They bad ciders from Sheridan to arrest all able-bodied men between eigbictnend fifty; accordlucly thir ty-two such men were brought In, including a few of Moeby’e men. The party destroyed 7, OjO lb« of wool ana captured 1,000 fi>a of cottou yarn. They also tecureo thiry-fave horses, some of which be longed to Moehy*smen, They couldnotqet a fight ont of Jdosby, alibooch be is reported to have GOO men and six pieces of artillery. The StralcTt correspondent with Averill’s cav alry, September 1, toys; It wsb Ilboaeb corps of rebel infantry, together with Vaoaban’s cavalry, that attacked General AverlH division at Martinsburs yesterday even ing. They apparently hoped lo surprise Avciill, but failed. _ Early was at winchester last nleht, and tbe batty retreat of Rhodes’corps this morning indi cates that the rebels have important reaeons for moving up the valley. The rebels lost both time and menby this list P Tbi**mon}ing Averi’l again attacked the enemy with a portion of his cavalry, driving the rebels ont of Martinabuic, occnoylng the town, and cou •tinning the pnrsut to a point four miles towards W Nrw C yonK IFriday. 1 Friday. Bept. 3.—Th tJTeraJtTi Ho bi e correspondent says: On the morning of the 28d, Capt. Tavlor, bearing a white flag, accompa. nled by forty men, marched oat oj Fort Morjjau, carrying a smalt sail boat, with the intention of going to tbe dag ahlp, three or four miles al-toat, With a note irom Gen. Paige, proposing to aur render, A’check we* put upon this by Qoa. Bailey, who eaid that as bis artillery commannort Fort Morgen jind bis inlantiy every tool ot Mobile point onttlderf the fort, ho would not perm-ta boat e crew to pass off from shore on soy praiecte whatever. Soon after Geo. Granger arrived, and the nute to Admiral Farragnt was taken by.uJm, saying be would communicate its contents 10 the Admiral. In a abort time tbe demand for an an* conditional snmndir was mads and granted. Tbe retails or ibu rtciory at Mobile may b« sum* med optbns: We compelled tbe evacuation of Fort Powell, tbe Bartender of Fort Oainearaud a moat destroyed and compelled tbe surrender of Fort Moreen, heretofore cooaldered the strongest for ideation ln*tbe United States, We have taken iCOO prieoners, omf baudrea pieces of cannon, and a vast .Quantity of email arms and munitions of war; also provisions enonsb.to feed the girrt* Bon we shall place there tor six mouths.' We nave captured ana have ready for use tbe L'cnneu ete, the strongest war vessel afloat; also several other war veteds. and have penned up a'.least three English blockade runners. A'! this cost the army one man killed and ten wounded, and. the navy tbe loss of tbe Tecnmaeh and a part of her crew, and a very few casualties in another ship. Pitit.atvrt.ptti*, Friday, Sept. 2,—A special dia patch to tbe Fret* cuntatna the following: tirroiutPETKßsnLno, Sept I.—The enemy were reported moving artillery to their right in tbe aiternooD. Slight skirmish began along the Web donKoad. Tbe Filth Corps »ss placed under arms and marched Into the breastworks. Some deserters come into the works daring the day and said wo were to be attacked at four o’clock in the afternoon. With, the exception of a slight skirmish along the railroad, .there was no disturbance. Oar men waited with snxlouß expectation, bat no ren ews made their appearance. The quiet along the whole trout la aa wonderful as It is unaccountable; There is something sarpnalng about ir. B&ltuiokx, Friday. Sept. 9.—A special dlsoalch to tbc Asntrican, dated Charlestown, Va, Septem ber 9. rtcouuoi?saoces have cetablt!>het. The main boiloWß is lour ito.iea bleb with a threeftorv Bac* oalldlpt and a tooUer ton**an* etsck adiotclne. For e* r: ureet*3? eABBrCHI.mCKS A CO* go. 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Commanding Eeadeavom. se2 q-amst TJACKING HOUSE FOB SALE. t A fTs'l Fachlnr House, situated'within the Ait, i«n NOiitHWßSTßre«» CbnsMan CocrmUet n/’ to be distributed bv David Preston. E- C. Waiter. Caleb Iv,b. fraicta Eavmcnd. J. S. Vemor. Ann Cbariea F. dark, of Detroit, anaon«-third throuah.the Ladlea* SoWlera’Ala Society, at Kalamaroo.” -Articles sent by luurcad.or otherwise, for the pur •pcßeoftbe “Fair,” u»y po dlrrcted to Alpbed TBOjrisrr Joaw Dtmoaox. Kalamazoo. Michigan, and marked KaUmszo» S*tasti.t oxmao OTuearuLNoe is sxaa±sa*. COSBIA Jf T2.T Qinito OTnXS PtASOS IX SXCOASQ* Bay a Bradborv sed yon won't want a. Change. Bay a Bovobnr? andyoa won’t wont a Dhsage. Bn} a Bradbury and you won’t wans a Change. Reputation neither Maßhmnm or Meatfly. Reputation neither Muchroomor Mouldy. Reputation neither Hnshroom ox Mouldy. j2j- Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Other flr*t-cla»a Planet on band bonsfat at ole pile's. Also, Sheet Malic. Mane Books and all kisas of tuaslcal mrcbatdlte, at wholesale and re* talk We aohere strictly to tbe omspsicx sttrue. CIO. T ROOT,) ROOT CAOT, x. soot, V 95 Clark street, Chicago. c.x.cjlut. flel-q37-3t nee -prow DAILY ABRIVIiTS, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP STEINWAY PIANOS. Tbonrh recent heavy sales have v«;y greatly rfr duct d onr late ,arzes*,ock of these taatiameau.nQW generally admitted tc oe IN ALL RESPECTS THE BEST, We yet hope to be sole, torn onr rejgnlar receipts, to futtmost of our nwtcmera. Now on hand and arrlf* Ice 8tj1e9?,3,4,6,9,W,13.*C. Alto, onbita toma sood medium-priced Planne, ana a large nnmber ot second band ones of eisbt S roos. 3~2 Q3id«2tret 2a Sooth curt street. AT WHOLESALE. Three hundred boxes Seth Thomas Clocks; 500 boxes American Clock Co. Clocks; a large assortment of me dium class Jewelry for country trade, Plated Spoons, Forks, Castors, eta in fact, the largest stock and best variety of all kinds of Goods in our line west of Hew York. AT WHOLESALE OH RETAIL. American and Swiss Watches, Dia monds. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fahey Goods, etc. MASSOH HODS. anSS-pSIT-lOt-not 117 Street, TOWNSE3NB&YALE SOLS AQSNT3 FOB TSIOYIAS POLAN, JO2LV BUTTON A SOYS, AST) OTHER CEL2BBATTO lIASEB3 OF FANCY WOOIM G«OD8 S Invite thsattetiioa of Jobber* to tbelr inperfe U- Krtment of Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs, Sontags, Breakfast Shawls, Skating Caps, —Balmoral Hose, Ac., Ac. 25 HURR4Y& 29 WIRRENSTS. NBW YOHK, AND S ARCH STREET, BOSTON. •nn-pJMStnct gEEBEKGEB BREAKEY, ’WHOLESALE HARDWARE, 143 Lake street, Chicago, Dare on band a very large stock, to which the attention ol the trade Invited* aoIG-pS’lQt-T-TaaAjet THE GREAT AMERICAN SAFES. THE GREAT AMERICAN SAFES. THE GREAT AMERICAN SAFES. Yon see them Everywhere. You, see them Everywhere. You see them Everywhere. For nte hy F. W.FBATT, 13 Laialle 9U au2s-p7»auiet A _ FEMALE COLLEGE. \J This well known ami popular butotokloi* aU miles from Cincinnati* wul begin Ue next seiaioa September Oth, 1884. Over two hundred pupils wero In attendance the nut tear, and the Fall Term will open wuh many new Improvement* and alniicorpe orahia and export. PSromS'TSwpd. “J gjass^gg. lll Ties, scarfs. cravats^ STOCKS* and ALL ABTICLX3 to famish th i ,t GREAT TABIET¥, At ELY'S Gents’ OatflUng IstabUchoeat, lel-h»«nset t Xrtnowt Block. TScSD abbcxUscmmls. ROSS FOSTER, 105 late Stmt ISTEW STOHB. ARUITAL OP Klt-l DBS£S GOODS, SHAWLS, LACES, Embroideries, House Pnr nisMng Goods, A?D T2K BEST ASSOimtENT OP CEHT’S FtBiVISOING GOODS To bs fcwd we»t of Pew Tor*. Dll at price* defflocr competition, mm liter were all bousht previous ts the &dmctf« JUST RECEIVED, Clan Tariaas and Phitfs In all the sew materials of Dress Goods. Plain Poplins, JEnsters, Empress Clotlis and Heps, IN AT L THS I'KW BHADKI. 3,000 pieces new French Merino, is all the new shades, at much below present value. BOS'* FOSTER, NEW STORE. IST M E N’S, TOUT HS» AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AT De GRAFF POOLE’S, Cor. State and Randolph Sts., &land 65 Randolph and SS, 63 70 and 73 Stile street. We now offer the LAEOBST and B3ST A33O3T* MBVT cf FASHIONABLE amt WELL MADS Fall and 'Winter CLOTHING Ever opened fn this city, c*ss!a*.lnK of all grads*, from tbe FINEST down to MEDIUM and LOW- PivICED GO JUS. £?~Webareaparcdno pains to make oar Blodc oneof tbe largest and meat desirable to a elect from to be found anywhere. Oar purchases Of bitb For* eign and Domestic Gcods were made early upon low gold basis and tariff. We aro therefore la a poli tico to afford oar goods at prices wulch will enable oar eastomers to aecare some of the benefits of the rapid adrance ta goods; and we assert with COofi* deuce that we are prepared to OFFER SFECIAI. INDUCEMENTS To lbs purchasers of FALL AND WIHTHR CIOXHIHGL IkGBiFP Sc POOLB, Corner Stale and Randolph, sts., Chicago. se&qTSS 2tnit jj 1 AT.T. TRADE. KEITH, FAXON CO, JOBSEES OF HATS, CAPS, Ladles’ and Gents’ Furs, Skating CapSfßackskla Gooda, l r mbrcilQ9, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, WOOL HOODS AND KNIT GOODS, And all the new styles of' Ladies’ Straw, Felt and Beaver Hat». -We have now m store tbe L4RQR3T and MOST ATTRACTIVE stock of above Goods ever Drought to this mirsit. and wnthe sdTAn ace of f any pur chases mr cash, before tae recent advance, we era prepared to offer z oda at prims that will defy com petition. Bast or West. _ __ _ _ Oar Glove ami Witten Department baa bad out special attention, and comprises an UNdUSFASSAO aasortmeßtorßack, Pates aod Kid. >t _ 1 All dealers la onr Una will fit fi I* lor their inter art to ex amine oar goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. IW“ Prompt ax d personal attention given to order* KEITH, FAXO.I Jc CO., 45 and 47 Lake-st., Chicago. .uaipTOlCtn.t 7“SO LOAN. THE Second National Bank I, anihoilTentyOis Secratwy of too Tremor,?, receive sutwcilpUcna to tbe new SEivicw-TsrH.'rir loan, The STotsewillba issued !n denomination* of IflV. SVS3. »5£0, 91 ,tCO and with Intire*: at tno rat# of l MC pgpfTpMT, or one CBST per da? on each payable Beml-snnuaUy, They will be dated Asgut 15,15£4, and wIU bo H> able at tbe end of three yean. In current Audi, 0* convertible into PITS Treaty SIX PE3 CSBTBoftfS* payable, principal and Interest. In Gold. I on all payments made prior to Aosnat 15th. Inter* tjtwm beaUowad. aadaßer that datela;erciVwltt be charted. _ Literal arrangements will be made with Baaii and Banker*, and Bond*lorward*d free of charge ta pclcts on Eallrosd* In Hllnol*, Indiana Klchigaa* lewa and Wisconsin. When no eommlialoa Is allowed, package* can 30 seat by either expresa company under oar cootnof fwe of chars*. XDWABD T. TTETKAr, Cuhfar. Chiesso, Aazaetl. IsSt. ac6-0347-15t BA TU*THD»t THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS la the mar Set, are manufactured by 0. M. -HENDERSON 00., No»* -1, 6 3 about to wlelt Europe would, do wen to call as A sea the General Aseatolthe Liverpool, New lork and PMUdel phla Ste«m*hlp Go. In Chicago he ore leaving tor ue East, ashstsl* cuing return tickets to Liverpool Queenstown as reduced rates ol pasuoe. Bveaaara leare Saw York as follows: CITT OF BALXIMOBS. iWM« 3T* JtTFA S;ot »J RDISBDBGH. ApplTto F. A.EMOB7. Btoail A*«E.e£raw«* RUSSELL’S CELEBRATED MASSILLOY. Omp, tiumnwg XACHtfll ft,.— wMTnmtT Riled our joaipt of Dries hyAL* ,Skdß wt.tern •US-PMttt oaSWMU

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(El)ifagxr. tribune. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1851 »bm arwiiP^crb. Ofiie*br« Ap* pointmenU. 7. HlorUfifi*. Sirpt.B. Mnm*oi» Srpt. 9. o’aletjlmrg. linor cocnty To-day, Bcpt-SO. Lecieton, I'olroo conn tv. Wednesday. Wscoinb, ilcDonminti coontj.... Friday, gso* OtrtDCY. Adams connti Saturday, Sept* nitaltoW, PiVc coourr aStir Carrollon. Green counts MwarOfvlliP. W-dleon conctj--..FjIOBT. Srpt, SO. BeUvllJe, 6L Clair con ot f...•... Samrdaj. Oct. 1. Gtn. FarnrwortU and Wra. Bross, candl duUs for Lieutenant Governor, will speak -with Gen. Ogl-sby at Woodstock, and Mr. J*poes «ill also apeuk with Gen. Oglesby at Sterling and Morrison. Mesa meetings will be held at each of the above places. Tbt Lombards will be present to sing. Clark B. Cara** Appointment l*. Gakna fopt Dixon Scdll* Sterling.. SSt-fl hlorrisson 9. Crt. B. n. PrenUM’APpolalmeou. SierH.? General Og'csby will «i*ak at each of the bore meetings. All Union papers please opy. Hon'. J. D. Ward’s Appo ttmenU. Dixon SSfcaal! Bierline... SW-SS* Murrbon Sept. Wl G, of Louisiana, has' written an ac-. i count ot the interview bod between hltnecU i and Davis on the one side, and CoL Jscqwco n illlmcre on the other, In Richmond, in relation to the possible i tems on which peace might be made, Bepjmiu claims that Mr. Gilmore’s recital of the interview, as xeUted In the Atlantic, contains iraccaraclca aed mlsutemcnts of fuel. We infert his; answer complete in another column. Alter a carefoTperasil of what Kirhe relates and what BenjafiTln od mils, we can perceive no essential clflerence between their statements. Benjamin tries to prove that CoL Jacques represented that he possessed more diplomatic authority from Lincoln to propose terms of peace than he now claims. But suppose St be true that Hr. Lucoln did authoiize him to make the pro positions to JcfL'Davis'which states, wherein is the wrong? What loyal citizen wcpld consent to offer more fivorable terms than Benjamin says Davis rejected will* scorn and contempt? Benjamin re pi-ilsiu the must emphatic- language that Commissioner Ould_ first and Davis atter-. waidSj 41 told -Colonal, Jacques that it wholly i isde.i to oine to S.ch'noui ioiaXk of ptaec ort*cny d*2>emberat* lo be settled at the polls on the 4th of November is whether a Union or a disunion peace shall be effected. Tae issue is so plain that a wayfaring man, though a fool can not help understanding It, HOSBOC DOOTRINB IGVOBBD. Mr. Aldrich, a Pesnsylvania delegate to the Crpperheacf Convention, offered la open Convection the following res. latios, which ■was referred to the Platform Committee: Ectolred. That we cannot view with indifference the open repmUatloo and violation of the. Monroe Doctrine in the establishment ol an empire on the xnins ol a neighboring Bopobhc,. This resolution wld, with those of Mobile. Will not ihe Government look to it at once f Its capture would exceed tbe virtue even of Grant's oc cupation of tbe Weldon railroad; and would complete tbe possessl n of the whole rebel eosst from the Mississippi northward. Now for Wilmington! SBObDr COPPERIIEtSi Ko ground of assault upon the Admtniß txatioß and its supporters, says a cotcmpa nry, has been more generally and vebe mently pressed thin that which alleges a laxity of management with recard to the expenditures of cur gigantic civil war; but it scorns that the Copperheads are opposed to the' exposure and punishment of frauds, iftbe delinquent happens to be one of their political family. Here is a case in point Snjgcon General Hammond was charged on twenty-five specifications with using his odd*! power to enrich certain favorites, in which operation it ig believed he divided the profits. /nd alter a fair trial that consumed four months, he is found guilty on all the charges involving immense frauds on the government, and, what is worse, a criminal tampering with the lives and health of our soldiers in the field, by supplying them with irferior-drugs and medicines, and in order ing rotten, worthless blankets by the million dollars’ worth, at exhorbUant urlces for hos pital service. The President-has approved the finding, and ordered Dr. Hammond to be degraded from his office, and to be forever incapable of holding any position of trust or profit under the Federal Government. The Solicitor of the War Department has been farther ordered to', initiate a prosecution agatost Dr;Hammond and his favorites, for the recovery of the large turns—several hun dreds of thousands of dollars—which he is convicted ?1 having enabled those :frvorite« to make ettbe expense of the Government, Hereupon Dr. Hammond Issues a card assert ing tout he has no idea that, he will loan one friend by this action of the Administration^', which we presume is so. Ho evidently un derstands the character of his friend*.” As mlgbUbe expected the N. T. World and ptbcrlcacing.Copperhead sheets come to his rescue. Thongh savage against 11 shoddy" i»tbc abstract, they are la lore trilhit'fo the concrete, that is, when the concrete con eiatsof abtddjonda “Democratic” contra> lor. The HV^thinksthatHanimondlaperse ented, that he is a victim ofAboliton yen geance” and a badly used man'becaafic'de tcctcd in his shoddy BRlcaliag and choked oft Immaculate is Copperhead Democracy! -Or* fchase oo Xbn Baltimore Nomina. tiOLB. The efforts of various persons to create ill will between the* friends Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Chase, orV* produce the impression that Mr. Chase is partial to some movements tor a new Union Presidential Convention, or to bolster up the crazy story that Mr. Chase is privy to any negotiations for the' overthrow orwithdrawol ol Hr. Lincoln, are eonclnslre ly met and answered, by a private letter from Mm to friends his advice. This important I;tier bears date of August 12, and the portion of public Interest la as follows: “I do not see any reason for believ ing thav the great cause to. wMch we are all bound, can be promoted any better or as well by wlthdrawlngsuppartfrom the nomination made at Baltimore, and no cause of diaeatii jaciioD, however strong, will warrant any sacrifice of that cense. What future circum stances may require or warrant, cannot now be foreseen, ar.d need not now be considered. X particularly desire, my friends, to do noth*; leg, or say nothing, that can create the Im-' prrssion that there Is any differ-! cnee between Mr. Xincoln. and myself, Jor liiere is rone. AU tbe differences that exist ore on public questions, 1 and have no private bearing.” JST The Chicago platform pledges the 44 ey mpathy of the Democratic party 44 to tbe soldiers of our arniy and the seamen oi onr navy, who now are and have been in tbe Cc)d under the flag of our country, and in the event of Its attaining power, they will rcceivcsll the care, protection and regard tliat tibe*bravc soldiers and sailors of the re* publiclinve so nobly earned.” This Is a hy pocritical foL-ehooa, designed to 'toavey no other rear «i..» t Tk. A dkn oi the republic whom we have steadily -voted to depzlvc oi the right of suffrage are hereby invited to vote toe Democratic tick et.*’ The soldiers are all, with a few hun dred exceptions, volunteers, and stand in the army of their own choice and J>ecanfe they believe the war iis right. Their action Is only noble so fur as they believe the war is right; On tbe other hand the members of the Chicsgo Convention in speeches openly and by their platform implitdly declare Aha w&r to too wrong. Dow can they 44 heartily and earnestly extend their sympathy to the army for doing what they In the same breath declare to be wrong even had it succeeded. But when they uMte with the rebels in brand ing our fighting as a 44 failure,” how can they see much that is patriotic in what is wrong or that 1b noble in a l&ilure On the contra ry, they hate cur soldiers, and their senti ments arc cordially reciprocated. Egr Why have the Democcrtic party left the “inevitable nigger”, altogether out of their platform V It is nownclther conserva tive nor radical, neither pro-slavery cor abo lition. Any man who is “terrified” by the draft esn vote for the “unterrifled” ticket whether he is a Garrisonian or member oj the Fenian Brotherhood Bat it Is ctiU more remarkable a hat has become of the plank-en couraging cmxnigration, and for.tue protec tion of the rights of naturalized citizens. Is It August Belmont who has kicked tbe Irish man off from the Democratic platform, plac ing him in the same category with the negro, and passing over both in contemptuous si lence The Genasns are known to have the same enthusiastic partiality for the Irish as tbe latter have for the negroes, and now that the entire stock of the Democratic party is bought up by Belmont, has he concluded that it would be to the iuterest’of tbe Rothschilds to give tbe cold shoulder to the Irish and to the Fenians? It complicates matters ex ceedingly to have the Democratic party in America controlled by the aristocratic party in England, and by the Rothschilds, owners of both the British and the rebel debt. Oklt a. Question on Two.— We might ask seme plain questions which it wonld be perhaps ditogrceable,' though not difficult, for Democrats to axis wer, to wit: Of the fif teen States that voted against Air. Lincoln in 1860, which one of their Governors is not or has not been a traitor? Another ques tion: How many of these fifteen Democratic States rose In anna ac»ia*t the Government Tcnly, this is a Democratic war against tbo fundamental principles of the Constitution, that the majority shall rule. Now, let it be borne in mird that-this -same traitorous paity assembled in Convention at Chicago to nominate a candidate for tbe Presidency, nod judging from tie past, what may we expect in usee of las success in November. tsy The two tickets are now in the field. Grant, Sherman, Sheridan' and Farragnt are electioneering for the Union, and Lee, Early and Hood for the “Democratic ticket” A complete victory of Grant and Sherman is looked to by ns to elect Lincoln. A complete victory by Leo and Hood is looked to by the Democracy to elect McClellan. Had McClel lan Succeeded as a general he would doubt less have been our own Union candidate. As be has failed be becomes the candidate of the Democratic party. What they desire are imbecility, cowardice and tall ore on our side —courage, energy and success on that of the rebels. These will place the Democratic party in power. There was a time when the mention of such a state of. facts would have made the cheek of every Democrat tingle with shame. But that time is past. Txarr wakt Peace.-— Tbe Democrats assembled at'pbicapo ear they want peace.. Now, it is uni versally conceded teat one uuiidred thoassoAmore men tmoerGrant and Sherman would enaoletnem to take Richmond and Atlanta, and thereby make peace. Wcy not. therefore, the hundred thousand Democrats Cibat'e what tbe Mo. Bepubiican-pnts the figures at)nowassembled at Chicago, nearly all of woom are ahJo-booied men, if they want peace so baoly. at once enlist,,and help Grant and Sherman to make it? They would then find these Generals much more effective in peace-making than they ever will find their pet HcClell«n. —Missouri crat. It is not a peace obtained by the triumph of the Union cause th-.se men want, but a peace which shall consist In submission to the rebels. The Quota or lowa.—The settlement of accounts between Gov. Stone and General Fry's Department showed that many conn-" ties of lowa h£ve a considerable excess of men furnished on the call previous to the last, an that the State had lees than four thousand to make up under this call, part of which have already been furnished.. Geo. Cowle, of the Fourth Auditor's office, was appointed State Agent by Gov. Stone to look alter tbe interests of lo wa troops in this section. About one hundred are in the hos pital, and orders have been obtained to send some of them home until they are'able to go into active service, which will be exe cuted as soonas the men have been mustered and paid oft EipThe Chicago Convention sneers at our four 3 care failure to restore the Union by the experiment of war.”. S^withfargreater slow; oi truth might; Benedict Arnold, in 1782, have sneered at our “six yean failure to secure our independence. by -Ufa expert ro ent of war.” It is the Is st y ear which de termines whether a war la a succeqi or a failure. In tbe eyes of our enemies at homo and abroad we expect it to be styled a failure until it is ended in our favor. CSfThe "Democrats” ot the North think it is not a free election where rebels just re turned from tbe rebel army are required, as in Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware, to swear to support of the United States before they are permitted to vote I If encharo thfclr sentiments we should recommend that the same oath be adminis tered throughout the Northern States. Ukiow Raixy at Moauia.—The citizens of Grundy filled the Court House at Morris on Thursday evening to hear an address from Wm- Bross, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. The greatest'enthusiasm pre vailed over the teething dissection of Cop perhead doctrines and practices, by the speaker. Edgar Conkling, Esq., of Cincin nati, also made a very excellent* address. The meeting was an entire success. 15*" We have received from 'members of the 9th Ohio Volunteers a circular denuncia tory of tie President for dismissing the Colonel of that regiment, and requesting ns to pnblish it, whicn we cannot do. On the contrary, wc should Judge from the tone of the circular toat it would be for the benefit of the service U the President discharged the balance. I We have received from E. B. Myers 111 Lake street, the Statutes at Large and Treaties of the United States, passed at the first session of the Congress of 18G3-G4, edi ted by Geo. P. Sanger and published by Lit tle, Bro hu Co., of Boston. As a work of rsfcrence .it is invaluable, and. should be in the hands of every American. Toe Quoxior Shops Islavp Filled.— Gov, Smith has. issued a proclamation, an nouncing that the entire quota of the State, under the‘lest callj-has.been- furnished, and that therefore' there will be ho draft, and urging our citizens to continue to encourage enlistments; r TAB PEACE VISION TO RICH MOND. REPOfn OF THE REBEL SSCJRETARY. Comments ofrfbe Rebel Papers. (From the Bicbmocd Examiner, A ts. 25.1 As usual, Mr. Beniamin, Secretary of State, bas placed the country in a mean, base and .bun-illatlng petition. Having nothing on earth to do an the way of the legitimate buai ®ces of bio office, be spends bis activity la pushing bimsrif into eternal scrapes, which, indeed, would be ofliitle consequence if they affected Mm alone. Unfortunately, bo tadds Ms sinpid blunders -touen ns all r.tbercl.scly. Wofindnow the Secretary oi State of tLc Confederate States engaged in a newspaper altercation with the spies who lately qpcakcd to Richmond; and who come, as one of them affirms, armed with a letter of introduction to our Secretary of State from a Mr. The spy does not tell the nome of the Yankee who introduced him; but we should greatly desire to know what Yankee can commission a spy into oar lines,, and assure to bim handsome treatment, and access to the PrcsidAit and public officer*, by means of a letter to Mr. Benjamin. Tbe .statement of this fact causes us an unpleas* ant sensation. Baton Hods some mischief still for idle hands to do; so our Secretary of State, hav ing no State affairs to nttenX to, naturally, by way of relaxation, falls easily into com munication witn any sort of scoaodrda who have tin eto talk to him;. especially each as are Introduced by a letter from Ms nameless Tankee. friend. Mr. No wonder be tnd*, shortly afterward, that ’bo prowling Yankees have made up a bundle ot false hoods to suit thd.t-ste of their fellow coun try men at home; and thus wc. have tho edi fying spectacle of tbe Confederate Secretory •ot State entering into a controversy *i»h these spies in tbe public journals about the facie wbith they report It is too late; he received them preciously, on thb introduc tion ol Ms friend, Mr._: procured them an interview with the President; and they arc now making capital of their adventure in the way of magazine ankles and lectures at twenty-five ‘cents per head. He can notnow ■invalidate the accuracy oCths information which these epics have carried North by al leging 44 the extreme inaccuracy of Mr.-GU* mniva narrative Perhaps the most absurd thing in all thla business, Is the manner in whlcn Mr.'Bunja min bas acdressed his lone: refutation of tne spits—‘lo Hon; James M. Mason, Commit bkner to the Contlnent,&c., &c ec cetera,*- Mr. Mason is not a Comaiießlonertoany con kttT*n.v“v-T,^Ter read, acd*w»ver will read in all probability, enntu* me narra tives of tbo spits, or Mr. Beojaml&’sTe'Qta tlon thereof Why docs not Mr. Bunjunin send a communication to the newspapers at once, and sc ithe and scorch those spies to the best of Ids ability It anythin? can aggra vate the, provocation of seeing a Cabinet Minister of the Ccuieueratc States engaged in such un altercation at all, It Is' to see him pat on such preposterous diplomatic airs, turning a parngrspu Into a yrotoc^L THE SO-CALLED “PEACE MISSION I^ TO BICH

OIBGULAB. DetajAmekt of State, Richjloud,l ..AngattiS, 1864. f Em: Numerous publications which bare recently appeared in the Journals of the Uni ted States, on the subject of informal over tures lor pi-ace between the two federations 01 States now at war on this continent, ren der it desirable that yon should be inlly ad vised of the views and policy ol this Gov ernment on a such paramouut im portance. Jt is likewise proper that you shield be accurately informed of what bos occurred on the seven! occasions mentioned in the published statements You have heretofore been furnished with copies of the manifesto Issued by the Con gress of tbe Conft derate States with the ap urovali>f the President, on th« lith ol Jane Tart, and have doubtless acted in conformity with the -resolution which requested thrt copies of this manllesto should bo laid b> lore for* iga Government*. “The principal sentiments and purposes by which these States have been ana are still actuate*!,” ‘are B( t forth in that paper with all the authority due to the solemn declaration pf tbe legisla tive and executive departments ot this gov* eminent, and with a clearness which leaves no room (or comment or explanation, -la a few instances it is pointed ont that ail wo ask is immunity from interference with our internal'peace and prosperity, “and to be left in the undisturbed enjoyment of those inalienable rights of life, liberty and tbe pur suit of happiness, which our common ances tors declared l\> be the equal heritage of all parties to the social compact. Let them for bear aggressions upon us, and the war Is at an en£ If there be questions which require adjustment by negotiation, we have ever been willing and are still willing to enter into communication with oar adversaries, in a spirit of peace, of equity and manly frank ness.” The manifesto closed with the de claration that we commit our causs'to the enlightened judgment of the world, to the sober reflections of our adversaries them selves, and to the solemn and righteous arbi trament of fac-aren. "Within a very lew weeks after the publica tion of this manifesto, it seemed to have met with a response from President Lincoln., In the early port of lust month a letter was re ceived by Gen. Lee from Lient. Gen. Grant, in the following words; .7 Beaj>qr*& Ansars or tub Dirrrxn States, I Citt Fort, Ya., July 8,1304. f u Gen. B. E. Lee, Commanding Confederate Forces near Petersburg, Virginia; Oekbue I wonld request that Colonel James P. Jacques, Serenty-iblrd llilntU Volantccrla lan’ry and J. R. bllmorr, E-q be allowed to meet Colonel Robert Ould, Commissioner lor tbe Ex change of Prisoners, at such place between tbe lines of tbe two armies as you nwy designate Tbe object of the meeting Is I calibrate with tbe duties of Cul. Onld, as Commissioner. “If tot consistent lor you to grant tbs request hero acted, I wo.ld beg ttatthlshe referred to Prt sident Dans for hi* ac ion. “BequctUor as early on answer to this commu nication as you may cud It convenient to mike, I subscribe injeelL very respectfully, your obedient servant, “U. S. Geast, Lieut. General, U. S, A,” On the relerence of this letter to the Pres idtn he authorized CoL Gold to meet the persons named in Gen. Grant's letter, anl CoL Gold, sficr seeing them,'returned to Richmond and reported to the President, la thebresence of the Secretary of Waraad my sellf that Messrs. Jacques and Gilmore had not said anything to him about his duties as Commissioner lor exchange of prisoners, but they asked permission to come to Rich mond lor the purpose of feeing the Presi dent; that they came with the knowledge and approval oLPresldent Lincoln, uud.ua oerhupass; that they were informal mess engers sent with a view of paving the way fora meeting ol formal Commissioners, au thorized J.O negotiate for peace, and desired to communicate to President Davis tbs views or Mr. Lincoln, and to obtain the President's views in return, so as to arrange for a meeting of Commissioners. Colonel Quid stated that he had told them repeated ly that It was useless to come to Richmond, to talk of peace on any other terms tbm the recognized independence of the Confederacy, to which they said they were, aware of that, -and they were, nevertheless, confident that their interview would result in peace. The President, on this report of Col. Quid, de termined to permit tnem to come to Rich mond under his charge. On the evening ol the 16th of July, Col. Quid conducted these gentlemen to a hotel in Richmond,whrre a room was provldedfor them, in which they were- to remain under surveillance during their. sUy her#,.aud the nextmoraltgl receiv d thsfollowingletien Spotswood Horn, Ricaxosn va., I July n, 1864 f Don, J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of State, Coaled erate 'States of America: Deab Sic: The undersigned, ‘James P. Jsquee, of Illinois, and James B. Gilmore, of Massachu setts, most respectfully solicit au Interview with President Dsris, They visit Bichmond as private citizens, ond-tsaro no official character or auuiority; bat they arc fully possessed of the views o:th Ch».«.rofirr, Aug. So. o".Tte New ToikiTmrfJ gives it up al ready. It bsjb As agalSet the forlorn h&m Lincoln kaa the majorlt/ party at his back, and tie balance of power in hts hands. Ills re-election, therefore, which nilghthavc been defeated by a new Union party organi zation of all the opposition element, cannot be defeated by the demoralized Democracy, under tbelr shout per shout and Regency managers at Chicago. In this view, General McClellan'win act wisely in declining anom* inatlon which, if nude and accepted, can only end iabla defend FINANCIAL ur.WIBJBKHL. OTONKTAttT. Tbitut EvKtiHO, Sept 2. 18fiL There was very brisk Inquiry to day by speculators ami grain dealer* and the mar ket waa unusually close.. AU first .ctaes paper, however, was discounted by the banners at 10 per cent to their customers; bat the outside “shivers 1 did a heavy business at 2@3,per cent per month. The demand for Eastern exchange was more ac tive and the market was firmer, but there Is ho change in rates—baying at discount and telling at H&X discount. At tueae Kites country backus are purchasing freely. Gold was excited to-day— 6hpnlog la TTcw York at 252, advancing th 251, and closing The following ate the quotations received, tfy James Boyd, gold brofcer; 10 a.m 252 112 m .••858‘ 10.10 a m p.m 11 254 13.00 p.m 251 11.20a.m 251 X 13.15 p.xo, .2jS* Bure the market was .unsettled —opening at 250, advancing to 258, declining to 245, advancing again to 252, add closing firm at 250. SUrer was firm at 280fi235. Canada correncySlS. Five twenties 110. Kew Tohk Stock Maukbt.—The following are the quotations lor Sept. 9, received by P. Q, Sal tozutall Co., commission, stock and bona bro kers, 24 Ulark street, Chicago: Lit B’u H't Iftß'd. MB'S. i«. r; c...a.-.iwx wal oa’oksavwv.. si -ei* C.& K. W. .Mk I C.O.T lltf ,l? 6 C.ftl»,W (pfd})»X axlfiodaon.BlTer.l23s t2S Erie. Cctti. LIHJi brio (pro).. iCOJf iw I Ohr«4s«*i*i, CerUltf C.«P.....V...UiJf UUf UUJpcem war M fl. (com)... SIM 61 loan bonis.. M M, S. (5t0)....145-4'JISH TT 8. SV.'Ceot- V P.F. W.& C..1 'OJf llow &4H con*oa*.lltfc Mi C."..T.....131g IM\ U. B, 6 V cant C. &A. (e0m.J.89 Jiaui 1881.. .WJK p aaT«.o)...vix TJ-»-7a- o C.* A.o>.w... tp |j Jto ur/ fit rpßtiorlD .SSM I'/lSf U.8.l yr cerlf. 03.... r* t?** P l23Jf IZSH Amrrtc’n.gold.lSl* 231 I** era. 2a Board weak. OOBUffUBCIAL, Friday Etkniko, Sept. 2,18*4. The receipts and shipments daring the past 91 hoorewtreaefollowj: receipts axd emp»c.vr« past 24 hoxtbs;' jiecctred. B sipped., 8,478 7,4*0 ..68,191 40,501 ...81.576 J 43,175 ..115,409 21,350 Flour. Wheat Com... Oats... Bje...'. 18,754 39,150 Barley 9,401..' Graeb Seed. 71,809 8,160 Flax Seed; 20,100 Broom Coin 73T Cnrvd Mc5ita........ T7,*30 L«d. 3V85 .12,500 Tauow 1,810 23,003 Wool 47,600 *,770 Hops 961 679 Cattle 8.288 275 Dldea 47,055 53,021 UlcbwlfiCß 103. 215 Salt.:... 2,350 2,335 Bauer.-/. 23 h7T 20,000 xloub jxv amux in stoke ur anaiao. The following table shows the amount of floor end also (or tbe corresponding period of last year. "18W., 1861. Flour, brls 0,438 .18,638 Wheat, hu r69.952 895,837 Com. bn C2*,3tß‘ 619,074 Oats, ba 4'.-3.837 4(7,930 Bve.bu 137.493 85,337 Birley.bu 76,169' 30,847 Tho produce markets to-day opened excited and bnnjeot In consequence of the advance of gold to SM.; but ns soon as the dispatches were received announcing a reaction In gold, they became unset tled, and the advance sained In prices .was in al* moet every instance lost. Of course the demand was almoet altogether so ecnlative, there being- no margin for shippers between this and Eastern mar kets. Flour advanced 12tf®25c ?2 bri, bat there was cot much activity—the sales amounting to only 2,600 brls, at sll.7s®li6ofor white mater extra, SIIS6 for red winter extra, and $10.00®11.13,V for spring extras. The wheat market opened tcjt much excited, and prices ran np 6ft6c ha above yesterday's extreme rates: hut as soon as the'later dispatches IromNew York’were received, a sadden reaction took piece, and the advance was* .entirely lost- Ahont 16,000 bushels printer and tprlig wheat were bow at $L12®245 for No 2 Red; $2.05®2.C6 forßqJected Bed; $203®2.10 for No 1 Spring; $2 (HftLlO* tor No 2 Spring, and sl.9*® 2.CC for Rejected Spring—the market closing un settled at $2 01® 2.04# for No a Spring, and weak at $2.12 for No 2 Red. The demand ‘.was wholly Speculative. Corn opened Sc higher, bat, like wheat, it also fell huckster the reaction took place in gold, and market closed qaiet at yesterday’s quotations. *«i f^" w 'obn»hels were sold,'at $1.54®1.35 for Ahottlira,w. '~fftAZSH for No 2 Cora; and J,oI Com: "ora—closimr qmet anil Sl.So®lSsfor Bqlccwa TT steady at fIJSX®! S3 for Mif 3 4O lower, with only two en fa'gcmenta at 8c lor wheat and Gc lor oats toßul falb. Im Groceries the market has heed moderately active, and In consequence of the advance In the gold market, prices .role much firmer on all the. leading staples; but with no change on yester day's quotations. Cheese is still In fair demand, with a small enp ply,.On Western Reserve we notea further ad vance of 1c lb. Hamburg It very Arm hut un changed. Soft Coal la In fair supply and, .firm at former quotations. Anthracite is in very small receipt. Prices role firmer but without change. Green Fruits are generally in good supply. •On Apples wo h«te a decline of 50c perbrl. Lemons are in more ÜberaTVecelpt, with a &lr demand. On French wenoteadeclioe of SI.OO per box, and on filelly of $2.00 per box; Peaches ate. more plentifiri, and'in gqod demand ac $3,00(2)5.00 per basket, or hf buboxes. The receipts of Hay, both Timothy and Prairie, are very light and below the demand. Stocks In the country are reported good, but as yet it is early to have them in the market. Ob Tlmotby we note on advance of $2.00, and on Prairie of sl.oos ton. Carbon Oil is quiet and In small supply Prices firm at 85@DSc for best White. By advices from Cleveland and Pittsburg; prices are much firmer, with a strong upward tendency- In Wool the market continues active'and very firm. On Medium Fleece we not* an advance of S@se ft on previous quotations. Choice Light Fleece Infilling at $1.05, allboogh large quantities are held at 8(25c 7b higher. The Lumber market Is active anfr very firm, but with no further advance. Receipts small and be low the demand. In Beef Cattle' there-has been more actlyltyin the market, and prices hare ruled firmer bd«h on medium and shipping grades,-but without any quotable change. Entered sales,' during the' day, 8,267 head, atSSJJS®B.OO, Chiefly at ICO lbs. _ T. In Hogs the supply continues limited and below, the demand, especially of prime to extra grades. We consequently note a farthfir advaucc of Sscper 100’ lbs. Entered sales to-day are 1,574 head at $7,00® 11.25, principally at $19.25® 11.05 per 100 lbs. liATEB. ■ln theafUifiOOh the Wheat market was Sgaui iiregnl.ir—No. S Spring falling aa” low bb $2,01>4 and advancing to $3.07, at which It closed Arm. steiwy. lllghwines were neglected. HEVJMW OF THb NEW YOBS. GSt) CBB.Jf_mAKK.KT, For Three Days Kndlas Aur* 31, [From the N. T. Shipping List.] BCGAB—Tbe market for raw sugar, woicb fcas been dull lor a-weei patt, has Deeusilia hirtber decreased by the fluctuallobfe aad ccHMderablf decline rtr gold aal ixcb*uge. ilti!oen,bov6v»r,thoogbgenemily pretty flnn.ij viev of the tact tsat tie cois lau down brre 1b even bow above preteat Taloauaar,- bavtr -Tieldeo o reduction t f Jc, ana wcuasuoe nota tions acccrolnsly. Btflnsa 1b mac.lre, bat haa suf fered much leia decline man raw. we quote otbur tta&n Smart’*, refined bard, 2i®295 favor buyers. Toe sales include 171 bns Para svißD at SI OQ; U1 bhds Barbs-oes, at SUM; «0 do CnbtTwnacfvado, *MO; lßi DtUNew Orisons, S f sai.ts: anofio Xdo Inferior, 83c,4 mos. By auc tion: Jfij KbrliNew Orloas said atSIT2®LO3; and 150nrUoo, au»ancftster~. Sew York Mill* ssfcSt"'."." pKjAn“dro“SKii:;M a isaSKij:- it. DIMM*. v, Amoekesg I Jewett City..; OK na» ~ts .iridii M 1 Bloc mn .10. BTRD*ai> snrariios. _ 70'j V. A. .75 4i I ttae55r15e............,£3 ticks. r! Araosteo* AX.A l.oa I rork.S3lm*.... A 90 Uammoa.fleeriUr....Ss b...... .85 I PcmbenoQ.XL... t *I9.M; Cargo tcbr I/oa. from Pere Marquette. Bold ty col. Loomis. B3.DW feet lumber, K atrip*, at |2LOO. Tbe foUx»«ing bio tae paid prices Luxmh—Kust Clear, V au. Second Clear. 1 F M..... -Tb>ra Clear, V iL Block ßosroa. Bca or Select Boards.. Cosmos Boards, Fraetac..... Call Boards Ftnt Ctsar Fioonne. r«bcb Second Clear Fioonup. roa*h,. Common Floormr.rjueli, BiciDf,cJe*r.4re««d. Becood Cld*r... Common do Look Jci8ia........ Soared Shlnalea, A, VU.............. BbhTed Shloglej, No. i~ Stayed SriaFla:, Star.. ceoarßWoßles..... S&vec Sh'nelft. A Sawad Shisclee Ao. 1 Fcau. im Pickets. CHICAGO CATTL.E nARKET. F iii-at Eypsihq. Sep; .2,1851. BEEF CATTLE.—Toe receipt# daring tba day amepnt to about 2,0 C bead of Betl Cattle—mess whhuebalance. remaining utsold from jester lay, roadetbo.total Lumber in tbe yards thb morning aooot BXCC bead Altered ial*,s the day 1,25: head, at *32s*9.oo;‘bat ichleflj at »..2;«6-sa-* liltlbv Tbeze baa been coaaiderablr more scanty in the Kailet, toaa la yesterday. The belt graces have been readily takes by shippers, and theairaree of c ire noted yesterday baa been tally lujtalned. Uidiom graces hate been to good demand for army ccntractx, and salsa bare b;cn made on rather better teima fer owners and droveri, bat there las bean oo quotable advance ontha prevlons.raieaof thanur. bet. Common qnalitUs, sort as poor coirs am! thin •tears, have been bought by city batchers and specu lators at rery low prices, bat generally at their full value. We Btill note tbe extremely sc alt supply of ship ping cattle, for which'there teat present a goolda jnand. Tbe following-are tbe principal sales made to-day: Stf tifllela of McLean county, nilnots, sold UcPncrsca S5 bead fair shipping‘steers averagng Utt B* at t (0; WalworK A Mallory sold MaePhec. sen Übi ad very prime ateers avg lilt Bs at 87.60; Mcnls, Waixal A Belnaeman sold Sable A Co S3 head lowa steers ave UM as at 87.00; McCurdy A Co, of Oceeteo Illinois, sold Symaa A Co 83 bead ex tra grade steers avg UIC Ba at 97SIX: Boland bought of Jeaie Adams 117 head fair shipping steers avg IJW Be at 96.5(1 ol Statu 82 head lowa steer*, good grate avgl*6oXS69Biat 97.(5; and of Alexander Oo 200 head (air shipping, grade Winds s’een at 970.C0 9 b«ad; Cramer of Lexington, Maclean county, sold -Hyman A King 99 head very extra Illinois ste«n avg iv&olbsats3.oo:stow(il.sold Zelgler A Co 16Jtoad choice small (bt steers avg 1184 bs at 970.00 head. There are but lew rematnlrg ever this eveslrg at sold. Tbe market closed active and vert Aria at our previous quotations. We have bad an other flue and'.sultable day for business, .but ihe gen* .ezal want seems to beJor lam. Bxxy sanxa tp-pat. Belters. Buvsrs. No, At, Prlej. Lcocole ...GreenwsU.., IS SM $l5O Hmley Spaiolng a 971 i.w wijWuifcA, U.... do 13 103. 4JO ao 1® 63 l.ijW Walwora* oo 8} 420* U.Ndfar.3..,. Wehb AKelly.,,. lo lies 4.15 do d» 53 94) us do Zo }V* iSO do do ....57 HW 00 do 10 074 iC9 Ptnblfdeld McPherson.- 85 U4O 7^o .WaiworX&M,,,. 00 M 12is 7.89 CO Huff. S3 K47 4.6J* Q. Adams ........O'Shea 19 wss. ssa do do 81 833 3 U Simmons... Greeubaum ft Co. 87 ino 49) do L ..V. do _ 11 683 3.25 Cm sees .Inner ft Nlcols.. si liss 473 U. Adam 5....... CO 17 877 879* CO -MorrisWft. Id. 1181 6Et "•ect.haam.—Ziegler ft Kaba... 68 1133 6.03 J*- _ 'tarn5.....;.,. do 10 las 5.00 do ...W 1071 4*o .00 II I*B9 4.tfl OVtD««"]> An K '4 It ?w£& fl w*fe .BoMeft C 0..,.-!!! W h« Fneft'Co*? IMS -4.5*; ffww 31 MS NcGnW .-CUTEC 890 4.3* samser.. is im «.73 IxmilsbC WtfPO.-. 25 109 4.40 McCuroy* Co.. By«i«l&CO ,84 I|lo 7.87* Meivta C1eric....... £2 BX 8.30- VcGrsw..., O’Malley.... 35, 03, 4.60 Bw.neT,!!!! .Wehb&Kafiy..., 83 5 1887 4.58 «39 it.25 Bir«* StockweHT. Wmdson SOS 161 I 0 6i)4 J. Atanu.. .80i1nct0u,.H1 r 157 U.os ao Jones 197 143 9AO Loottlsft C 0.... in United supply, with a Ittirdtmand. Market firm at |?.50&6-50 100 Da SnXBP WAtwa TO-DAT. BeTlen. Euseii. Ko. At. Piles. Range .—.KlmDlct ’.9 S3 Coxbptcn.... M ....B«ghes 90 VI 6.30 do do 90 107 6AO CHICAGO DAUI njLBKEt. All tales of Grain reported in this market report arson a basis of 2c storage per bushel, unless otherwise stated. Fumr is sold delivered unless otherwise stated. fxidat Emrnio. Sept. 2.1564. FREIGHTS—Or*ix Fexioiits are ver# scarce, anu rates He lower M'oe eniAiteviata te oar wero: To Buttalo: ickr Seaatir, wtcu wuest, at 8s: BChrS*eep9»k6S(Witt> oat;, at 6e I.aka *ko Raii>*’Fsaiqb7B—Thert lino change luratfs. Weonote: Flour toßoivoe, use and ran. ftioa Flour to New Tork.lako and rail rzcvutoustoMew Tors, lake and rail, P Uftfil 639. PiovlMcnstoN. T. all water, 9109 B. Flour to Montreal,ail water...,.; Perk to Montreal, all water FiourtoMQßtreai.rlaSarnia Pork to Montreal, via 5arnia........... Flour to Portland, via fisrnla..... 1.*®.... Flour to Boston, via Sarnia.... Ficur to Buffalo all lake 65Q..., r *tt.'bnm Fananx*— I There Is So change la rates We quote: _ Fourth Class.. Flour. To Sew York, nil rail and Lake Bne m ...0A0 L6G To Boston, all rab. OA3 2£o rail aad Lake Erie OJ3 170 To Portland, all rail oja i^o TnUontreaf all rai1....... l&t loßufialo.auroll 0.43W oSi rail and Lake Erie OJ?x 0.73 To Balttmore, all rau Lfia ToPhliadelphia,tli raU „.,.OAO 36C FI,«tJ»-fi«celTed today 3, C 71: ICC brls low era ent si> ,co, Brntao supxßTim—iw brta “Stone Mills” on p. t, Bran-10 tons Bran on track at S7lAO.* Keoeivea to-day. 55.191 bn* tniimpii bn. Market excited and s@£c per bn*b£l, atd faillas back ua lo reitcrj-f, v pncrt-c rslognuieUlcd and we-\k. s*lm 4 WIMXS WniAT IK STOBS-3.808 hu N’o2 niltt |Sls;7.!MbUdoall3.l3; SOcbadoat* ilMhn UO at S2J4: 4 r :W buiUe>ct«d Reg at |}.V~BO& ba ?2 ati2.fi. Spbiso Wheat ix rbo hn Vo i fcprlte at F..10 «,o*.o bu 'O at »7.t9 SOw bu do Ko 1 Spring at S3 ir>M: -VCObudo WK: U.ro bn do at t i C 9; ro do at *?2,5 25.(00 nu CO at SAM; SJOO bu do at I? OTu; tlnoo CO at »2 07 4.0 0 bn de at lAMK ic iffl hn kilt ri iB bu do at 12 05 w; iS.ifio bu da it a* oj 4VV nn do at SJJ.4K: 5.Wb bn do it USt- RiiaemS Spting at «I S3; S.COO bu do at iB? hn rto.t |f.&7; 44M bu d at .L9B; «o bu 4* at 9 V MXhl clcte the market was onaet'rq and w-ai in qusnee of the row nwatd itadeney lu cold, an? No a ut\i' CflCd weft^at *—ondNo 3 Spring a183.84a to-day,31.576 hn; sblppsl 43,175 bn. Marset irreanlar—advaaciog 2c per Doabe), but doling npaeiu-datjesteroa.’gprices, flaleito-oay ?fc^rS2 B^.?i.1 TC 5 20Cc Corn at «!J»; SAObn doa.t«LS4>4 803 bu do at »1.31: VOO bo No i *0 ftt fuss; bu do at W DU do vt t ASK; Du do at IL33K: U.oo* bu RjfceittlCoto at >l.*2t 4 .ft a bn do a»*LSi:4,OOJ bu r^i .s W 8 5 r,1A50 CAVAL CQEX-3ACO bu Nol Com at fL29 afloat. At the close the adjance waa on. UrriylostanlNoJ cwnlatftore'oloioi «t St.liX# LtS O A Tejt-Rrcelred t»dar.VWt ba i ibiaMd, 51,W) bn. Hs*kttqprse*3a Western boseryesienotsaftixtnerad ▼area ul 1c 98. We quo tat lurooonr- Rsserye .........WBijie ■wvfctr*n PUto* B*SsiC CoFFEK—There has been mom actlylt? to toe Traraet.auQ«ltb the advance In toldrneee la »-j» York h-v»* advanced- They are fIJM In thU mtrsel, but»l«bomquouble change. Weqaoio: i ►pe.» a w£ Java. O.Q. in matt. g Og iuo, full t-’ir00d...,. S* 4353 .c Ko, icodio mm 55 j»si e Co 4 Jslnfolrrappiy moil actm de* Brand: Prices steady. Ant*reelte Coal Ira IT m Inaoeaoa'eitceipt. The market continues Ora and oach»»»ed. Wequota: 1 BrcokncUL W do Ormrty... IJ.OO ClkTkt.ASi>— 8narHiU........ lo.w v aa tolnv*lßi*gt um do willow Bm&. 15.g znoM«inns.• Lnmp Lehigh «-W prepared. Pirnt-a*"*....... *iVisov*m I.CSSKU EGGS—In mMiam eapplr. active and Armas 7(ilSc9doz. B*l. a t-vday—Bpsgs at IsC; i brl do at ite s a nrli do at rtc F dor: Fiafcl—WaiTETisn— layery small supply. Mar in kutr mo fltm at the advance noted yesterday. T bc-stt— In fairrt c»u.t. Price* Arm Mack*-an—ls goad sopply. Market rather qolat and onebaOßtd- Codti.ii—B are lb hrtter manly, am: n*Te declined cn tieich #>,W, aidoa 8m y OCO n box. O berfnius are lo cord «upo!y, a: a a .cbsDE*,d. We qaoce: Green apples, 9 hr), at waoleaoie 9 9.5 tCO Owenhp'lM, V I. at man. eatlog.... Oreec Appief, V ctl. at retail, eookthf.;. 4 o a’sa L*m-L». FKLch V 00X...M 23 obw2l.Cfi 9> box 15.0.@10.0C Ora. CCS. *KI 13.0)e».» N ba’Cst.. 3fl 4.5-1 Sib-rUr Crabs, cer baaket 1/0 Peaches V basket S.>o® t.CO Peictwe. 9 no* boi 5^.&7£0 UUXpD FRUIT' 1 *—Ai-pi-ks-Ia .Terrlimit* i 4«o»- p y.vitha ttieiitaa> ihioie IttAcnae— m the tna»- ke T sadqof.ian.Bonrenominal Poaupx Facirs It» uitiiedieqotit. Market Arm and B* rone* ic fair snpply. 51arket actlra and Arm at pi i lent qucta’lobs. Applea.soalhem, l> tb 4 App’ea, Michigan «md Ohio. Apples. Unpsrcd PraeheaJUtres. xaredlHachts. 43J) 352.C-0 ....OdWC S2.W»3La« 3t.oClllt. ttln.ned 21 Ca2s C Kip, Green S»Hed, trimmed. 11 ita an tctive demud, tea receipts of Timothy snd Prairie Hav are ver* limited, and as* low the (euard. brocks in tbe country are renortsd asb*lOf>sood,a£dtns sopa-y hers In two or three wteks will, ims anticipated, ne Urge. We note au yascc cfMCt 9 tenon Timothy, at wholesale; and of *l.to 9 tonoa Prairie at retail. Weqnjto: wnoLssAiJi rsioM, Tlmofhy.heater presses ........*21.00©25,« Tiattby loose presssd 23J0^24.00 Fraire. beater pressed 2t Qia*« Pmne.looM pressed. usance Prairlelioose...., ilxc^tAK DEATH BB—Market n ckangeu. Wcquote: UneUft--.. Ki-U ft v.^l-S CaTfV ft.... ...|L?aJ» Upper V f:0t....l «BS6C Collar V f00t..... J6«ttC Blstuhtcr, Bole..,ja®*Jo garnets, 7 lb Dfifi»S3c Kip. 80. 1 me uiura... ....aiA ai.fO ,Kipd»o. iheaTy.KbtiSLic CaffT Extra LSO^LTS French Kip, Ist cb01ce..........L55«L5C ~3 40C3.73 fisVJttBTOEBK Tf •wiih a lair a°Pf iSf'V.... OKJM pStf ss-Kasmo &S --“S3 She Itai Jiaxpac>L. 4n .'v*" ItaL Homo owh*. qi 4 5? i

Am.HfTDp N0.1.....’* conl OIJLS—The ma*ktt any chance on oar pro. la fair supply, but with above: Raw Linseed 0i1..... Bt Uea LlssScd OIL. Olive Oil, but Whale OilJWkB.... BlsphSbtOlL. Bass OU Lard Ou, pure leaf.. MsirhireOd BpeimOU. Mecca OiL Neataf'Ot 0i1........ Castor OIL. 'WriteflebOU I.i3k«i^B CARBON'OtIs-In small supply. with a Terr limited demand. By advic-efrcm CieTMandwe find V-attbe bett zra.e* or White Free Oil area-lling thereat 96c 9 ttal, moat of which it purchased for tfcetfiw T«iK market. Id Pi‘t«buru,the advance :a fria has t lvn» a Ihrihtr ttlronins to too me« On Is held firmly at 9, the market here la fine, hat without ini quotable cnaxce. Hard and Coffee Sonar in fair demand and ■apply. Previous quotation* are: Arm and nnchaok ea. We quote:' Cufa. u 23 Porto Rico 31 o*aX A A Psrtlaad 22,4^23 ji T.rellned, powdered and granulated..„JJoii®3o3f White A 23maw Circle A.. Extraß. White B, Extra C.r.r ...1 Tel'owC r>Ka2T Market In lair supply and Arm at pro Tlctu quotations. We quote: N. Y.Syrupa fi.ooai4a Cuba Milisaec lAt@m9 N«w Orleaaa. 1.15 a 43 PhUadttlcbls Bee Hire _ 1.00@1.8S SAKjKBA? IT*—l* tteady supply, with a fair do* nbnd. Market firm and nnuhaa*cd. We quote: do HKEDH-Roctlyed tc.J.\ T 7 ?£p,® 3 Gra»2 Ss3 :g, JO.IW) as Flax Seed. Shlnstdri?*** 8,60 BiGmm Seeds. Oe htrber. Sales tc-day were:—s£k husael* priul« aecd at*s. do at 45.35; 100 bass,. 850 bu»usli and (CO Dnsbel* aood quality, all at *5 50. Flax SnxD-In s ocd demand ana firm. Sales Unlay were: 2d begsprime ats3.lo. KAIjT-BecMya. briar shipped 2,336 brla. Manet quiet ana firm. We quote: DOJCMTIO—sew Fine *3.70 Old Fine @L23 Coarae »s.;s Ground Solar @3.73 _ Dairy, without aaeka @SJO FOBEKur—Turku Island, V tack ,24*02.60 Ground Alum. W sack 340@3 60 TEA—Market vary firm, wito a moderate supply FrdTtco! quotations unchanged. We quote: xoaDxHyion.imenor tocommoa,!• @2 40 do superior to fine, ft B 140 qua do extra to ehone, V B L 95 @2 33 imperial, smpenor to fine, ft ,1.45 @ij] do exuuto cbeic*. V B ,„.2.f0 '@4*o Gunpowder, lopartor to fins, B B uo @jm do extra to choice, vi 2.10 0 Japan, natural leaf, fiae to «x. flue, ft a. 1.33 &z'kn do do finest to choice, ft BLCQ @l7* Ocionx, Inferior to fine, ft ft Sign do extra to choice, ft ft 145 0^73 Soecborcs. ft b 1.20 ©fsp TAI.L.UtV—KfceITO-. 1442 a 8; Bblpoed. TuTCO Ba. in y«ry small supply. Prices rule flna at r>Vr. vicnaratcf. Via quote: D >riu-A Gly Packers ISvato Coualry V 17^mu fcaleatc dsy: 2 brlfl country at %I,? TO OA CC O—M arket quiet, stock* are belur he’d ▼ery firm at eur present quotations. We awe* -Tim err caawiao Tobacco— quote. Choice ?kji a». Medium l....U 2,JC as choice,first hands, at *i/e WOOD—Deeca i« m fair enool*. cad dm at hHA’A Lit per load by ibe ctrco roe East Shore Wood, and Maple per ctrgn at ItOCOatkM. Tbevorda are tan. •ia>lj busy* and m less rale Ann at the f jilowlniono* tailcca. weouote: ,Beeeh, V Cora,in the yard. lIUSb-DeUrerofl ah tIxJQ Maple, pec oord, do eo UJ» do uila Slckocj.pvcord.dO da VM a* UM MARINS LIST ARRIVED Sept- S •Simr»«A*lrd-Morgan. Manrtowoc. aunmw. I‘ropUouur,Dlcaeon.Bnna»o,jaadnea P:n»ElDpirt'3uto.PUe*lt,Boff»lJ. piop AUetbaay, Boynton, Grand TfAVC-IJ, 13* m MorrUon, 9t. Jotapb’ M cds wood. B«.h^K,Q.3fttoihvann. mlnatJoC* BcbrDa«s.O-uQ,narCoTe, wdK fcchrS|is»,cs*weH Pieire Marquette, it* m lumber, fcchr Gi»nb»Wl, C.arfc. »t ooveno, 15 a imtm. arhfl.flmm.Ahß, dailaeu, I*'**, 95 m lumber. S hr Kota IV-niman, CuUo.in, Muazeion* U m lum ber, 6am »ath.r Schr M»tv, M’Cilr.Port Sheldon,ss floor, JOCbldea- PrcoTon*wand*,Lan2leT. Buffalo, ILCM bn rrboat, IS.ICO t»o oas« stO D Id floor Prop Anvlope, aoUm, Barela, 5,550 brta floor ud Boric Oocctta. Closo, Bcflblo. S3,Kobooati, H«rc SuomS'dß, Cbaso, ’taffilo, tt.O 0 BQ OIU. B«rk Orphan Bo?. Morrison, Buffalo, 2S,*)O tm oats. Bark Kate D-rler, Barry. Buffalo. SUM bo oats. Btbr Onward, Tr .cy, Buffalo, 13,nvba,2usCiJ boccre, Bchr J. II Brake, !Ta:denberff,l7.l»s *0 corn. Bctir A. Q.Morey, Boyle, Port Cvlootne, 17,110 bn com. _ _ JJK. EaSTEKi,XS ICDINi m SARSAPARILLA This u tba only medicine that vtU card dismast arlalnf from an Impure state si the blood, via: Scr*ftU&« os JSixsf’a Erll y Cancer** Tu« tuorr, Krapnons c>rtlie Skin* Chroiile Sore Eyea, Bl&jfwonn oi Tetter, Scald Read, Old fowl, Feces Soiea, Swelliogs ol Ibe Olandij tepro* ay, White btv tilings, Flics, Blotches, Bolls, Flmples oa the Face,' Goitre, «r Gravel, lawer Compiaint Pyai>ep«ia« Ncrvou* Affee* turns. General Beblllty, all Chroni; dlaeaitaaiid all dlw;sea ariilnKfr*® the nee of Mercury, Tula meoTCiiie co.tiDinek la a hlgUiy c-jccentnatea statu the Hold nxtract orSAiio'T?AIULLa (tht ■hontlnraa Booty kfcLLOVr DO JL, S iLA anfl the IQDiOKOP POxA?blOaf. ioas»b-r wiw oiae* .■v*iu*htM ya* etablo partfsln? extinct#, prepared to kew C&Lu tl yiiVe.a. K> os non the most etbrsclooa remedy ever ooettd (5 pasllo'or all dlaaaaes anilor irosn an impure slate oflbeBLOO'" o; a depraved condition of tha system. ......IS fC ®S.7S UtLSABTJtHLf’S lOOIHK AND SAJttIAPdBILLA .la remedy, and baa a umnl'aaeonr .action on the various organa or t&e ayrt-ts, excitm; tntm to ahciltny and eoao.mg them top: S lOniUK ANDS ABJAPARILLA \hcron«h)y rtaovat«»the whola system, it from, ail Imporvoca’icd p-.aa; a?im: those prctrltr pan ymy and Blood powers is tHe why it u squally emeactooa In io many different complaints. mPOUTAXT to THE SICK. 1 To persons who are sick and afflicted and deolr 3 U a Ulooa Medicine, we pledge tbia *ecn> my that T B. EASTEIfLT’S TODESTt AFD SAKSAPAKJLIiA I* BIX CBSiPif* and BBTnSB ;tunn Sun's.Townien'i’a. Ayria’ or any otb«c Sana 'pinna or Ckod Furltyn* Msclclne nt-w otferad tc mevaDUC.orNO WO>E? WIuLBhTadBM KOatT. FbTiiclasartCommesd tils Tentclns to tb»jr pa* t»entainai where It la Indicate baiaw* they t knew the lncredl»ntiare the 3A3T. that are knows tote? M»oicf-i racul»v. Price, 11.35 per bottle. CT“ frtparea %ad «CW or DR S. EAST-StOiV A CO, career of Third and Cheatnot atraats, dt Loal* tflaaotui. or fWlft tt DB. BaSTF.B£»F S family Uedldci Stow, 99 Madlaon near tba Post Office. Uhl cago, minols.- .10 Mil '.,V.\\nx»u UHO'-JH 0 ao ax EE. BAHEB'S SPECIFIC This SfedJeise la a speedy aad rsdleai Cure for Gonorrhea* Gleet, Strictures, Seminal Weacn«»i| Chordee, Die* eases of the Kidneys and Hi adder* and all JDiseaaes oftbe (Mzoal ortau caused by ConUgios or Weakness cl either Sex, males or Females* This eieeont. popular and infallible preparation, so Celebrated in all our LABOR ClflßA for too CUBS of PsIVaTK DLHCAe&G. it sow oilered to ihs af flicted and f TO Clinic alLaue*** ol tbe Genital Organs of either eez (main or females! 12 a few days. ÜB. UsISKBI SPadFIC U t&d ONLY SAFB and BSLIABLB REMEDY for the COttß OF 9f SKUA TORRBtEA, generally termed SdaINAL WEAK* HESS, CaUaSD BV 3 LF-ASCTeS o*s EX.IKS»TVa INIrtJLGtBCB, which is no w so FftARFOLL Y F33* in an par* of tte country. Header, have you a PaIVAfE DI33A3K. or an; Dilute Of the BJiJfißYa, OB S&SHAI OBQANB. Do DOC cealectlt. DELAY (3 Da MG KB* OL&. Prscnre at onra that Celtorwo Bemeav. DB. BA£BS*S SFBUlFiC.wblch CUBED thousands aeon thousands and aavaq them from the heads ol MBHOttUtt QUACKS. If not from PRBMATP3B 6BAYBS. LB- HA EBB’S SPECIFIC Isa great HEALING FUKIFIING and OSL'CORINGItSMnOY. requlr- UU tO MEDICAL AID OR ADVICJ. U plain direa aors fur uis accompany each bottle of to* Menemo, Dr. Baker*s is very acrseable to the fc perfect V BAFB AND HaißHt fBS rQ THB CON3H TJJiiOS, *SS «ill etfecioaily ernis rift '»ORat AND MnSl’ UABSS O? PKIYATJ -DI9FASF3, and restore t»> ayitam to a perfect stsM Of B BALTS AND fITRITT Wna DB. SPECIFIC fOU can CUSi YOUt SELF FOu ONK-TESth Ta-a MONET that a physician will char-*e, without change el diet o* b burat ce iron* busts csa. and thus prevent all oui« •t used in ccniunetioa with it until a pertes cure If enacted. ledetately active a-d ua« 3jau«Ster. So-*. ...s’4»ae Bieaod r V Bf Orinoco, Aols Orinoco good dam I aged French Calf, 3$ _Bi French Calf Lo* moltei, V dor n UiHailSW French Calf Le- A Treatise on 9»iaal Diseases, cmim the Self. use BT Price—Dr. Baker’s Specific. S3 per bottle, ty Price—Dr. Bake's .ejection- 31 per botae. Pr Price—Male Injecting Syringe, SO cants; fa* maje.ft cants. fir Beit by Sspreaa to all parts ol the country os recelbt o* the racney. I y r-rep'ded and sold by DB. K. EASTERLY. sonibwesteomer or Third and Chestnut streets, fit. Loms, Mo.. Sole Proprietor. ty For sale stDB. R Be&TBRuT CO.’S Fam- Uy Medici-e store.99 Madison stn«t,near the For Office, Chicago, XU. moiaes, See> ocds.B doz.vn ro'erec Liniact Vdos.ie.tO d is co Roans,* d 05..13.003 iSXu 'ne msrketcon'innti quW. i arm and unchanged. We Macff1aK0pe.......533'3c Hemp .T2f®'.B« Lath,Tarn,Hemp..‘£&oa qu-natloss. linseed is -'carcvly any demand. Wo Dfi. EASTERLI’ST AMERICAN LINIMENT. Tsls Talnable Unlmen! will csyt hbemna&lsm, Sprains, Braises, Wonsds, Ulcers, Gontnieted Ten* dons. Swelled and SUET Joints, Lum came* Families should Kaepis COB* BTAK LY- OH SAHD to n»s In &jc« of need. »»it u the BEST EFFICACIOUS LLSIMSHT no In uae. {ypOJ sals at Drf EASTKELY 4 CO.’S Family v 'edlctofl StorQ, 93 Maoieon street* near the Post Cbicazo. 111. .i 3 alcv 375 due DE. £AETEH’S COUGH BAISAU ■win CIH U ,l ta Cold*, lilkmt, Co*, ■nmpaon, Uroneultla, Sglttlu Blood, Pmlm u' ,h side and oreast W Hooping Congt Croup, and all Sip eua.of ilu louw. Reader, ham yon a Comrh. Cold, or *O3 disaaaa ol the Loan or Throat? Poco’Sneitloc. HILMONt DIB atiiUally by a COLD, Couchs and Cold*, if not cared- lead to CONSUMP TION, aaa then to fttisMATURB D e reposition. ana Mould Ms (cr propoS tlon be accented, be (or they) wjii at once enter into, a contract lu aceomacce therewith. and we are pro ofed to bedokbc his securities, slvlng rood *nd suf* flcleit bonds lor it» fuiflimeat. The responsibility or ibe traaraator* must be shown hr the otPcsl certlflcate 0. the Clerk of tha nearest DisTlct Court, or of theUnltfd Btaws DUtrictAt terney. to be eaclesedwith the bid. bidders must bepres*ntto respond to tho’rblds, nnr prepared to rive bonds and alia the contrast be fore lea vir g the otßfe. The Government xrserv«'« to itself the right to r» Jeet any or ail bit a considered nareasouaole. P-yneats tobamsds after each del veryln rneh inids as may be en hand: B none onhaad.to bo made as soon as received. Prepovals nm«t be snaorsae distlactly. Proposals inr Peef cattle.” and addrewed to Capt, J. IE GIL. MAN, C. Baltimore.Mary land.” If a bid Is in the name 01 a flm. their namoe and tbotr Post QtCee adirees must appear, cr thov will notbeefartdered, Sach perron or every member of a firm nffariatr a nromwal mart accompany It with an oath of aHa. giscce to t&e United States GoycrimenLif heSS not slrf siy filed one in tap offlea. w eD !S9^42SK .96X030 All Didi not conjplfißi strictly with the term* of thU adyertiaeaiiat will be rejected. _ J. H. GILMATT,. •uSI q*3 &t Captain and C. tt., U.». Proposals for new site FOBM AKISr HOSPITAL AT THIS POBT. t- «t,*. CuBTOJI Hors*. CaiOAOO.Anc-i3th.lSM. 7/2»^5?- ,a^S 4 t&« -Xct of Control*, aoorored ’’«be '*Purchaseofa ntw d “o»b eligible lUe t r a Marina Hoasltal In neu Chlea* o.'* netice la hereby riTen t»a* frceosaU will bejeceiyed at this office nnal TBUBanAT, ’bj ieTO!thd*ycf 9ept«nf«reeit for ground* lor *be of the Hevpltel. .Th'*o cww® mn*t act be farther aontlUa of Lake View, nor farther icmb than Hyda Park. Inmethtynnat tot be 1-w than hundred f 3. C liߣ t YO UhSE liP. IRisrenanron*. giLious affections. liver COMPLAINTB, bickheadachb, dyspspsia, *B. Jayne’ a Sanative £il!a, A MILD, PBOMTT *_MO IFFiCTIVS BKMIOT. I=7 4Uo»*a la .nlca r t »v. C Vr fl’ lofl7 r d »al msca sto ia«u-nA tbt a aa ma »*u wou..m»w SS-- SSSiSSS IM,U CoSViscm ot IM toatfM! of tv« Jayne’s *»natlT« Pius Are rcccmmecdad with *.a» gn ata»t otainacs, «z perinea i*Tlaz demos At. a tea Unt robe C»r tapers, or tony ethers in use. bco* n't# kjM. prompt ufeaid uwtcrta in ttelr eperatloa. while tumc thf ra do particular cart W required, tad pwtu«t« ms? eat aad trine m oaual. Ays wtu act impair tb»a as they are so eomfemed aatoalwayareaddy duaolvets tbe siaaaoh. In aaaU do*an they are ml* t«rat t* and gently laxative, bat In large doars an actively caihartie, cletnslag the whole ajmeatary canal 0r«. m all onu? d, lizitaun t aad (aoal mi mra. i rorDlß»iP3lA,tbea« PUUanretHyanlirals* ablt axticle; gradaaliy chaagian ihe vt l&ted ieentivekCM. Puei, PezaieDiista.'ia.sad.. 3111 u Affection*. Ueu r.Ua have proved tbea. selves enunentiv. taeeoaafnl. All that is sskMaoe tbem is a fair trial. Toe Sanative Fill* and all Or. D Jayne A son*a Family Ueeldnaa are sold tn than, aad death bis be,a caused la extrema cases. Whenever the »a:;teissuao)HrTM,iaeli aaclituroed (trUciae of tlo taeti.|ttciJa«of the coco, weaknees of the do well, slow f o yer. xarla ble appetite, felldhresth. vm. d. jATam’s tosio Tissmaa Ibcnld3>e reaoitod to without delay. Ilia eabraly harmless, U readily taken by child rta affee ually dea'rcya worms, aad by tta loaio aeil«a Invizontaa the wbcle eyitam. Sold by drniatau every wbqre. aais#-p93»4D u-w ax-Ip JJEAD AND KEFLSGS; It bsa been front Urns immemorial the oofsat ci philanthropist* to find some remedy lor taa Ids a life, and tetentifle for s;ct explored Mill avenue la order to discover tha bidden aaent. It bat been, however, reiervod for modern aolcace to belbra the world tie treat destroyer ■u dhsws, aad ta ineFUNvs eesiMPimM are coauintrstert ail those virtnea wbirb tend to pro* mote healthy and nswotunia, Cnlikothe esnsratny of Bitter*, they are NOT AH ALCOLOLIC vrv. TUaa. bat A TOSIC, Composed entirely ef Vegetable Sobimec POSITIVE CURE FOE DYSFjiPBX4 AM> CISiUXZS SKSOLTISa FliOM Disorders of the Liver and Digestive Organs, and weakened AND DBBILITaTKD fbamsr BKCOMB HENHWBD WITH ALL t»v VIGOR OP HEALTH, BT A FREE CSS OP TDSd. Effßemember. that this Bitters La net an alcohces mlxtasA a barvoota drink, or a sutwtltnu tor ran. ana cannot insidiously Intecdsso tie Hwof dmakag ness into yaor familial. Da ytra vast JonetWc* to Stucgttaa Tag I Do you wftnt Gtws Appeal* 1 Do you vftat to Baud an vour CanrtitatMßt Do you wft»t to twl We lit Do yottWftfcttogatridof ifflTOrtaaesi I So you want Energy 1 Do you want to simp Wail! Do you want sJßnstc and VUorcru Fooling f if too, do, wo hCopland *3 QKP.VAM Bimaap, Observe the rollowinjr symptomt reaoltlar tram disorders oi the Digestive organa: COMUPlk aon, is ward PlMb, Pnllnesa or blood to U4 Head. Acidity of ths Stomach, Basse*. Heartburn, Dugasc tat Food. Failnem or weights the Stomach, boor BrapuOonj, Sinking o* Flactenns MUidPtt of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Qi-ainiit or Sodocattof SdUHau vflea la a lymryifr tmro Dlmnais of Viafoa, Douor Webs bafcre the Mias, Fever aaddali pain intbeHasd.Oaaateß* tr ol Perspiration, Yellowness of the gfcrq tad Byte, Fain in the Side. Bats. Chest, j.imfa, Ac.. Sodden Flashes of Heat, naming In tbs Ftsth, Coast eat Imagining* of it Til. and Rfi|) Depression of Spirits. yS CU THB HON. THOMAS B. IfLOSSff£!». FBOtd THS HON. THOMAS B. FLOKSNCS. FKOM TUB HOB. THOMaS B. FLOHKNCS. WisEQOTo.f- lau, IWI. rxwtlzxxs: HayJrg r»t«i it verbally to you, X haWnJkSiution Vwrttlng tts Tart feat muoeu marked benent from yoar Boeflana i Qerasi Bitters. During a lone and tedious as*soa of CQB* neaa, prmmc snd onercu ua_les nearly mftiAfcnd trend eagsested the we of the PWftac* m, q l have named. J took Ms adylee. ast} tus xesis **l IxgifOf T* ~.~«iiergy,aC{UßU particular rebef I 10 much Beaded sod Cthen may be similarly advantazad if they desire V 9 be. Truly ysur ffienc. THOMAS B. FXOBB^GS. FROM TBS HON. JACOB BROOM. GsvTLasmr: 1b reply to joat inquiry sj to thS effect produced by uarman Bitters. la are flurdly.l have no cesliatlon in aetisc teat it has bees hlgniy oeneflc&L In one case, a case of dysoepaia of thirteen yean* Handing, ami which bad become mi Distressing, the me cf one hottis gave decided relict tbe second effecting a care, and tbs third. It Meats, aas confirmed -the cart, for there Das been so sym> toms ol Ita return for the last hi years. la mylne* TiCaal nsa of it. 1 find It to be aa onaquallad and sincerely recoramend us dm to tba infferenu- Truly yours, JACOB BKOOU, 1797 Spraco-lt. The following wan known reverend rcnt'emeu nayfi acknowledged in writing us great benefit* they have received from the nsa of ttwee Bttiera. Such tecU* mony toast certainly coavlncc the most tcsoacal: Eev? Levi t*. BecX, Pvitor of the Bavlet Chuxth, Pamberten .N. J, formerly of the Nona 3aptm CborchjFhiladelpma. B« T w. D. SeiKmcd, Pastor of Twelfth Beptfe* CD urcD, Philadelphia. v Bev.Taomas ?»in:ar,Pastor of SoxboronshßOßtat Church. Peansvlvanla. Rev. J j 9. Herman, of the German Sefcrmed Cbirofi, Kntrtown, Berks county, Pa. Krv. J. M Lyons formerly Pastor of the Columtss, S. J., ar.d illleaUr=-i,baptist Chorchaa. Bar. J.Newton ?r »u,D.l>. t Editor oi the Bnsy> clcptuia o» Religious Knowledge and Christian Chron Icte, Philadelphia. Eev.J H. Tomer, Pastor of Haddlng M. S. Church, Philadelphia. iter. Joseph H. Kennard, Pastor of tha Teeth tin Charch. Philadelphia. Rev. Warren Randolph, Futor of Baptist Church, Germantown. Wi). smith, formerly Pastor of theYlseeotOWd hnd Mfllvtlle, N. Ji, BaptisvChnrchea. Bar. Lawrence w. Bates, Editor Methodist Protest ant, Baltimore, Md. we could add many others to this list did spin* •permit. PRIN CIPAL OFFICS AND MANDF ACXOBTV 631 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA. JONES EVAN& (Successors to C. M. JACKSON COO For salo t>j druggists ud dealers ta every towGl" the United BUtea. UIO UUI^UOMMJ- N. B.—Wo hare discontinued t&e maacfactnre of thi small or seventy-ilve cent, size, tbs dollar some, oc account of Ite siae.beuu moeb the cheaper to tAi consumer.See tost “Price Oae Do%Ur rt 1* 00 tU wrapper of eaeh battle. LORD SMITH, General western AgsaM, a030.m122-iy-3fer.2dp 33Laksnmt.CbledM.ul. J^EiIOYAL SMITH PRANKS, [Successors to Hsnps’.ead, Norton A Co.,] Wholesale Grocers, haye REMOVED TO 32 »?.IVER STREET, Second door from Scw t^^’a er aa3l-g7Mw OEQCAGO FOUNDity AND PRINTER’S WAREHOUSE, iffoi 00 Wiulildsco&i Street* D. SCOFUXD 4 Co Mth last Tb* body waa lost t>n milae north of Two layer Point, iwnmily-ilrtna store lafonnatt*** to be sent to Mrs. PattlOb Clasc», 80. Bit Kl-zloit. Chicero.iu. Tb#Aigh»b ot ihe body It At* feet aiae lathet, lair data, thtadUakwhUhara; clothed in *r»y pa»«a.rsd>hi»t, ttnyaa Tost, and One boot*. 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Special Notices. rnjHS. pur. 0, Asdm Co.’s totmnv watch. water sets turoL me tuu-CT. Um, Knv /-n«, I’ir'AiiiTA Omxviu«)LiKMn>u; 6iru. r*Di»iuccecb which bs* attended ire use o( this ran* i to tclvfeti practice, h.-.a the aaforremeht of med xii coutertLy. enable os to rccomE«o£l Jx V. the j»ra> r.t’.or.tx en 4 the paLUc- feeling coaf-acat tuat with a Isat mol it will sUestlu ov&exculioucu in thecure 5f Circle- DtPMkAM which indicate lodine, suck tu Scaomttia. HBO/on»rift, asxv iwnon, H*o»v, U VA* Kid >lnw *X Zl SAAR «B, BVOUh l*T *CBO»*• au/iauac, XaxtrtunfE, DTBrrrcTi^diniLin, xrmus.A-c. j’uy.idkiii teisy re*j u:>oa the uoiiorm eveartb ot lodine K'ator%econiiJmn*tlweeqt!rrtPr-r*m*Fu** lodlX-t iD CSCt DUIQ OBDCC i L'i-k' -w #,r T Bill. OBM>. It 111 Ml IM'« v, dMW»l>«ldi» ipouUoeoifcty lonucd Uitajoaitfio*- ttaw nu iodine uzyoizetf nornrQir*.u»*o w __ rnj intzedißrt, m* f r i" t, Jl o,, wpK. H. AJWE BIT A CO- rt uJ»C l JCI d ins wrists 4JB BrosCway, N. X. Fir-rHir’.bs BMfeS I't Lake-eU, CUlCfttO. mvu:»B7^34 a‘rbTi ,A^-’|,ia TN TEKY£AKIBIS,M.E.MATH fWS fl.-Bt prtstjtd the VKBSTIAH HALS Dl2> pj n re thst time n tits £c«mj?a uy tbonsandt. and in no uxunM bss it tailed to «*re entire tatls action, t hr. Venetian I?yc If the cae!pa> its 11. Forssle by all Price flTy cents A.I.KAWHEWS, Gen eral Agent, Ho. 12 Gold atzett, re# Tori.* A’so,- mhDkfsc*uier of Hatnews* ajnice Bsir Gloss,the best ualrdrxsstTA must. In prise filly cts. anP-ctmtuauTiTiiAßaj. M’SFASE OF 'i nS ISJLOOO. SYPHILIS. pw Sure azd vyeedy core Jot BypMlls. tar a rcmodj p cpue* only tot one d.»taie. ty U has never b»en hnc« n fo is'L mr-f p-e-Cly curt effecra».ily. {aritfo'.f nai cnctilr ipv c«of Mercury. J3TII rcqnirci no chr.raeof d.ot. Ijr j; j» axrrtabu; to the t»Btc. Ferroui taltte m e It rnt»lK fSonl-i t*-i o -.or nni cul-r. ft is no qaank romrtfy.bnt the pnecr ut ov.ol ptiv>tmao 01 U*tte pmctlce and *0 0 maovuisoivKK *>t Bint fy t xrr u onricevt' fi-r 1 c .i, i bold by d»CßEißMcrg k mry. u sold in Gbica-.o by w. p. WBITK. TrhoiceaHM ne’ail ab*»* sen sweet mil otwupt wat Special Police. BFHAK’6 BbJU GLU'rb A»V I'UraJNQ FLUID lu tte wuria. ItlmoarMa ecsutDQt CH)t* loiuc Uli, kc*'uen in curl, promotes an growth. Ac. IMce, sn cent* bsaie. Ul’HAla'o TETIKH OlNi -FFT J* a «Oie end jperd*- erra ‘or Tettc:, ?*'i Kbcnm, Ci apped Hands, Sirt>*r‘» ItrN. T r.r» l ,sr •■t-nIH b‘-x. UFU*H’a AkTOM\ CO'E rrilcvei ‘liemcst vi» lent por.ixysaa (t,o*iitv» A‘ .*.ncL£iromwhstcver “me JA*Pejli SiTuLTp St-iIN-color, the fltlj irN c'rtuFiacr© a b-t*c.if- 1 uiavk or b-owu. It coatlvUuf on l y o-e ore; srenoa- Cf o- will not fade U?U^•?.rT str«t, rh!l* sccichS tlah* r»'g»if> "a:iu» sent Iwe.. tfciprua,. Lt>3 j, i». ?s are sneet. xta-vir- ter cvicsrc. tkreWeed. Dr.#rc6Vtr'fcCv-L;- i i), and Hvkok abp Lrvtß LTirr is WALK*a*TXDto cure tcioiaii, Baiv id). W»*r atdaU d»s •uxs viHint ;rom *c Irrpnrf ot the cicod. -it boss kot i>LJinjT»TF. It i» w v n.ie*nii initseuects. fry It. Sola bT SO l»rn?glrtf H &T10F1L.76 Bon* 4oip** rt-e*t,G«nTal a i;ettt icr the 'West. 10;.U(.)4mT8 oaaTCIS _____ *Fowle slMeand UumopCiire, r wtitriv hwrichly oorietf tie aidAt-nra-Ai rtij>a'i»n-c wicnhfnjwea* 'oy*. fie hsialtrce.’ pra.tUe than a-y uin-r Ply &101SD it t'mrSKC, to the tre-to eat o a l (bate d.s oa»e* which b*.-fc a etiCvtf' and p*rmsn-nt cure, namely: PriT»ie dbe**-ei H-r»s iof thaoaw fl teen yeart d. voted h.s v». 010 u.*.« wiffWttuU a to l-jpsa tiuotau-ate cas>s vbuh b»v. o»in* d r xt f kilt 01 ether rhyfi«*ts Me 11 not* rcrcea'u l la the treatment of oil in oar coses woicn v r.r* «Hti«f*y const* Ared in. rursbia. Me m ’he nmira rot raw ware called tbe Mi>rorcf T uto; O AT! rsen aetr •'hvaoitj’* which will b ihctrsauotnrof or.o Mkbcc ■btAi. f i»cm.m.uCß. 1 ndai tanasol. xwoms DiafcSSEf a-JIP I>.SOfcDA-B.OP B VXk». ikuiaotan./crFS •ne*- 1 -m«c»at rtsjt.inc to Mercury,lanJJ>*. fo*>PWV. artedeora&y paiTon a lierrßuixsa. e rcimvs ouns for au Ou* *0»onao tfizxzirfcsn, tab M Swain*' wjainajf. SRoenre*' na bun si croasbt on oj eoareoitbe Hftida, f*’lj wouc-sfcoai. excess or entailed U-rrd.ts.il?. c«.»t-nr -os* -1 memory, con radon. (It-in* etion, e dtiesses. l>r. Jorarn’Oflr* atxi P»rlor6»r«atM Bandolph. between State and Tvearocrn street*. Office cpPLlromtA-M cntllS P. v. mfoUatlccs conn denim. snttpSs6lst*.* |>r, Ulselow, Coi'lJQCL'.lfcl Fh>»itia., tlo'ui m o HL LOQis. tfo..) ctnhec nfuiitO >7l -01 noura arrses. ecrs.tr oj Moor, e, t-hicaao -111., t*-i a mock iro The i’oinjfflce, ou kil Chronic I>ue»s&ft, Diseases of a prlTttr rod d»:?lca*fc iato*e, in h vfc »;re», waieh »jfl tzaaib with antarade tdeocCcSs B-’OO.S separate, vn»rt Lioippatd 6-i v*mr'r.» •c-n»na-he doc or mtbrhftefrict«»tpnT»c». Otn*e tour* rou v a m. confidi**!*!. Contoitat«ci*fce*. A- dr/ss P O Box IM. BjfJcaetvoetampsabae to Health. Front. oectort^Mn" I ”^®'-^JSriWKi prtT.MPr.cti:. ,«1> .M. •.•rlO'.m •ntee, perJect ceres toraji r broms tuoitemre and compile tec »ta:es, in tie*, vlihonvtse we oi Mrrcnry. 4 Torus tree f uffriop from Sill abase are iDTitCu to call. A perteci f ere •arnv»d F-ma eirrecnlan* ei allti6*at oo Pobeitv, Memtroatljn fit persons r.rpany obstruction* tomirnaco. anowa call-at oaee and be cared. Bet: of cl.y faiences. w to ♦duty and aaccess. antS-pCS-SSt ctvtmah h'BauuTS ou PUY f’JS.fiIObOGICtL EESEittCEES, M:tlW 06 Itt4 *jy ercrybody. Jt treats on, acd iLowt bow. tte eru vetiu wain* from early abuse acd ontappy cow amiratjou may be mfcTtrrrd, wrß a sure xnatnod ot dapeUla* tte navy exptrieact tc enter* ae tlw* marrl»ce «wt«. Bo«d by *>r. B. A. BAdBOW, m BtvsieKer street, New yr.r*. Price. *a rent?. iiaUedoepeTbrywnert. “*o be ha-j aiscot H SCO* VTL, 76 AaiidoltK' etrett.* hlcat'O.Ei al«2* 61 VO* >BaJK A cO'JSUfeti, ern’rr Mini au*! ~*«rin/ton Srcdts.Psona.llL _ dcW-iSt-l fIYCBiI'S 23 DOIr DA>A.—HeaemMkfr Becrtte-rs* t,^v cl Paint, eraafcSP.pow, Ac., s* aatly, tjd ci«-e&s Ulks, Zttbtoca. su, «t,uuto ce«. Only 25 u>nti_?srbotcc. sold Df HbGEB fs CbtJßlatt ano Drn»«‘.-ii.Nep UR. ‘A DBLIGfIT/’DI. COtiDlA. a>D %a.LDZJHLs 'ecnuac A Cc*» Scrtbal jisi/s i*trk, poeaeMAttbi aeorca; c -wri proper* rtae cf ttc pertr.en >rp ib a sea, net par* as a preyenrv* to “ever and peverand Ague. St ira superior to the cuhcimD wHjkt> and mi Utter* •o n.bm u.nse. sole by I'rucißts. tra«K**v rrk. DUjaii’Giad.'VELN J rfOI-'BDS. Aa—Csruie and lo.xe tat>- cue Eoee* Cj*lsiirat«d Diaerbea hw b*en used Qrtt ncf-Jita-, *accsf sidcs tbs 'ftcuis sebson A ilr.yle d«*Pf will waal y '•tf r* tte Diar-brfi ft* tß»* Lour*, rteoar* 1 qr JOf U ‘•GKa* AP i COL, Sifrritu arj I»ruK3»iT. N’f \mk. told by all tbe rrinaptlDrumsu intte Oeitw? atate*. jes-ti& t 't3i —tomaxtr Gitttta Greenbacks are Good BUT Boback’s are Better. JtOBACK'S BITTERS. com /or aU desencement of tbe 8 tomaclu B lllonsnem. Iff rSt Complaint and General Debility. %OBACK’« BITTERS. rtift? ccapoee tte wonderttd tonic properties «Tlai tone to tte appetite and cipoadre ormos ROeack'S BITTERS. T>cbLUatedl2dl« and sedentary persons will find XI Them an excellent tonic. ROBaCK’S BITTERS. u wk.ei;laM lu'Jhslore each neat win remove Isdl* teiUan and all XJxe" dlresses* C. TVBCBnCK. eaiLpuurkder ot Bitten. IJiood Pnniler and Blood J'tiU, GlitH'ti aim mssu&c rorer orCawbaand fcwcd'.ib Br»ndi«r*,aad ail IdafiJ l,r He Ccm: !>orjMtl{ Liquor* and vUek an tdd, wh ol wale or in any c«lrtw quantity. S8 s CO ud €2 Ust Third Street, CrKCIKBATIj OHIO. OT* Korstle by DrnacisUknd dealers In medldae enaraTlythroQgfeoat tte country. takt*»TniVT-T*ftk»3. To all Wanting Farms. J®J to! «q son ne Wl> DIH fOQF tz Pi*4 K Is now tfac mo.t tmprortns Pisco Eabt or VctA. ttmUKEDS iEE 6KTTLINQ iSD BCILDIHQ The bejutT TL-* *r,B«ETf»c. rapetßcifi'-sfuillQ* rfi t Uf- Ararat cidS- K. Fcst Ofir-e, CucbLrUßd, hew jeitcj. aicoßt I*»«i ve iwm of u»c «Se .:f-the Sr„.«t »u*:s2 I>i24 XU %t«iei cpitTiee i»i» —«sr^ =r o. /-nr« m.ta eii siatoie itannre ead Banking ant? 3aicj)a«ge. 17IFTS NAIXUNAI. BAJSfIt OF X? CHICAGO. Onpitul. 9000,000. 80, r,o Ltf*»e street. U. S. DEPOSITORY A FISCAL AGEKT. BDBSCOTUPKS BBOBrVEB 808 wy »a nnd 10-40 Wold ZScar* in" Hoads. tcaaCO XXJICSaND,- JGSIAHLOMDAtID, pitsam rss-icr. prosiacci. TT-INSI' NATIONai. BANK O* TOUT WATKII, INDIANA. Dvi’eatfed Pepw'h SX of the Tnltcd S 1 CAPittAITPAID OP $150,000. PmldtU, J.D.NT3ITJKAO. CsjMer, W.B.FISHSB BlttOTO*"! BAKtTRL HATKA, 1 J. D FTTTTM AB, JOnNOffTK, B. rVaBPV >KkE» PIfcDLTSOER, W. iWBSR. JCEJT BBOYfN, G V. K. UK\ KB. A. I>. BBtKOBIFP. This Bash Vsdtrr iu zcmneelcaiaiaLzCaUecsisas 00 aUacceeiiblt poiai. Coilactloai win most with prunet attrition US mnrni made by draft ou Ktw zock. CtLcmcatU Chicago or Pittsburgh. jyU-sXSX-la 'J'HE MECK&mOff 3SjTATXOHAEi BAFT OF CHIOAQ9. v Bank Kavtiuc eomaUcd with sU the prtrrtilOßa of the law, will 00 tte ftfiof Jsly initusl, comniKtie business is its w»v-L-vwr tunes. IS4 Cariah &a&k isaildin^. J TOUffU oCaMriiO.N. Itfialtnt, sjhtjau-HV Kw.f. w. jnwuK. Cashier. ruivsm inv-»rjnan ,l OTyjas orCChrm>i.LFii i-r tbk Culkikctt, V ¥iAtnr!.To.N, June 2k list;) Whereas, by cocitiscturv uadtiTSlCßed, U Lai nets msec, toappwtoac The Mechanics' HsUoe-I Bai.h o os TUESDAY, NOVEMBER «d. There will be aoruta’aary eaorar is 09 oaer. Pecs for (tie whole coarse (pud lb acvaoce) irclaoieg XLaUleola 100 a o anioam to fI!D. For tu ear Ot this Academy will com mence on Thursday, Bth, Psnrcryjx—JAMNS BPALDINQ, U. a. B GDNU.fi. A. Circular* civics toll pwticc.ara »1U bo Mlt Q» ep plieitlon to JJ. «»jnjcnd.rniideEt? Bov B. w. Pi tt arson, D. D Wjn Brow. K«*n. H- m. Taorapfoa, CoxLnuttce of InrlmcUoa; or Peter Para. Secretary Beard oflrotteet, Cbitaco. aoli-oTn 2»V TEUS COLLKGXATK SCHOOL via ruica mtli every advertise for the la lUUrtion of yotU), on the pint noxa«ap of 1864.- Hj#b» at refem ce* civ*-. &r piteaciun to be tsadtM •te i.hlc*eo evc&aa. ic&r Rn*li p.rt. anl&.risl-2w_ _ 1 GKORGK QUA^EKSsna, FESIALsI OOlr LBOB. Bet. X. C. PsßiHEro, B D- PreOdeet Twenty teachera. raperbbciKUoca. tbottmen coorae efeinav- tlT.j coßtrapei term tor poaid'aj. root&tettaadoieoX mi nil tuft. Uarnrpa teo tatiur at* in proemrnt&lbraacbw. Bead Cvx* preferscatalogue. a* 809-lC TmtVCT. Jpijijj ffljanhltts. snip chakdi.l! bs Dealers in IWDJEB AND CORDAGSi 205 207 Conti Water Street Coraer cf Tver*. C3ICAGO. We hare at all times tte largest and best assort ment lathe weit cl VIVILS AND TABKKD E-IFS. DITCHING hOPES DAGS. BAteOWO AN" BD7ILAP3, CANVAS, OAK.DM, TAB. PHCH, CHAINS. AKO vACKLE BuOCKA* COAL TAB, ECOFING PITCH AMD PSLTUra COITOK, FLAX AND HESIP TWIHCS. Tcpts, Awninsv, TTaj*«m Cover*. Tarpaulins, fit* t Dental colon, etaxaarda, Guidons, flag*, to order. g. Bresias- j.e Ttrasia. aw; 23 tSoe im 3300ts anti Sbf\ots._ ~KAWSON Bi Ilf LETT, SO Xsite Street, Cliicnec, Hi., v«w offer for «Je OSB OFT*fiE LABGBoTSTOCKS EOOTS AfJ** SHOES Bvetbicuytt to tMr aaiket. It' this* times of hlxb pricet we be'iert that T*ni ECST GOO S abK TUB CHPAPSST, and have fc-lered car Fall Block *Llh ojitoai raierence to tbit f»ct. Particular attention Is csßet to r«r CDSTOM* umik BOOTH, which cm »otb» xxosil-TD. EXTMA b!2Lt» A SPECIALITY. auSb-piSS-tlu gOOTS AND SHOES. REMOVAL. EiLL, SOUTHWICK GO,, SUCCESSOBS TO BENEDICT HALL CO., Here remored to Nos. 384 386 Broadway, FiHST DOOB ABOVE Wfili'ju 6.. KEW YORK- We bare treatiy •nlarved our manuxactnnne depart ment. an anew n.vs constant!; on band a Ter; large oeS of n*e sewed work ot oar own matmaeture. tc whleb aeinrintbe auantlon of Western m*rchanta. We make all tne later stlyr* ci Men**. Boys’ *nd Toutbt* Calf Sewed Boots, "altnoraa, comrrew Galt* ere and foukle Ebocs- r* u Ladies', Mlmee* and Ctii«. of Cliicao, an W. B. *KlitnSO^*DdG.F. CfiASD* LKB.cf MUvaulce, uaCti lb? »tile* of S. 8. \PILI IAMSOH t SO*, It Chicago, and AKPEBSOK. CHA3TDI.SRA CO .tn w ivatikee, exptru this a»y by limitation. Cbicagdi AB£C»l SI, JSM. Theundfreifsed have this day termed a copariner* iblp for tbe tra-iacion ct the General Commission Business, tt—/»*— *t?iciofß P. wn.UAUsnw ago.in nt* Co. loMUw«Jkee. Cticisc.aas toli.im* »n, W.H.&J EBBBf>f. Chittgeisept _ ,tS DISSOLUTION The cop*nrer. .“ofWDTAM FBtBCK CO. WlUCxplt. ccths a«lctt, »QiSpinxet Cblcaco t ±.Pgc»tl?ta«lW» eh’p la tb« came and ft s l^°L D Znt Cam Beal acfi rcrk PxotUICu Dealer*, ana mt conrit »*iiuc*ncs »t. fciß r. x. M „ti44 4. M« m York at. iftia a- fcor. mpmumva tUBI U n^irn. Js,. p*w Yorfct£~ We.*. lctOTP.lt. W* 4. K. "MM. T. E. eoai>aA». awmi n.*«ss^gmiga. XTOTICB To Padur* aid others J3 vtom lt cut con®«». At thalut e*ent uheld is Uip toSt ei L ke, *M ConoDiloions of Higb»»v» 7nuu tfcW t&jEw® *e eiv-miutewe ftoiiproTcTO »n p«»"> f SAMUEL B>RBS. THOS. DS LT, of Bistavm. 1 .L«k*,September J,I9U. Chicago tribune. SATURDAY,,SEPTEMBER 8, 1S&. THE GRAND RALLY FOB THE HMION. B&USHIHS AWAY- COPPER HEAD GOBWEB3. Address Delivered at the rnlsn CstberJ*«s? of TLcftday Evening—Boss. B. Drake aud J. A. Ktabon at HelrnpmluJ Call Sob. Jriho Westworta la' Court House Sqnare. We give, in this Ispbb, the addrease# dcllrered by *ho above named gcatlcmen at tbo Grand Eepatll caD'Union Rally of Thursday erenim; last; they were uxj&'oidably crowded ont of onr iasme of ye«- erday. We commend thcm4o the carelol perusal of oir readers. They arc rcplaie with geaaine pa triotism. Let the Bcnriments therein eunncUted bo kept before the eyes ol Uic people; it will Utt* Hod. O. I>. .Brake, of Sc. t onlo. ilr. Chairman'apd Fc-low Citizens of Chicar.'*:— Zncidematly detained In yenr city while travelling, detained bcrowbls joar atmosphere u«a oeen Kounled «ub the utlcni'Ces of ircason. aetiioed ere till Ihe ioyal men ol Chlcaco determined that on the heels ol the marifestutionaof treason which have token puce here, there fhonldb® an expres sion ol loyalty to their coantry, and Invited to be present on this occasion and to fpeak the senti ments of loyalty to the Constitution and tbo Cuioh, which 1 know will find an ecco here,! could not reJnsv} thongb my presence is needed elsewhere. I tcel, though not a citizen ot Chicago, that not ibis dry only, bnt the whole United States h«s been polluted by the utterances which, have gone forth opon four atmosphere here within the last three days. (Applanse.l 'frindpal amoEg them have been dermnciatioas of the Chief iWißtru'eof the usuoD—yoa h&re read them in. the papers dally—which will verity the truth of the ttatemem that never in this land before has eucb abuse, such opprobrious-epithets been heap cd spnn the head 01 any man, were be the bitter cbttncmy that the country ever -had, instead of btisg the pure and upright Chief Msgutraie of the nation. Now, my friends, I take leave to eay to yon that to fir as Mr. Lincoln Is concerned por«on*iJy in his rC'Etions to Mlf-opil, ho bse not auy par. ucnlar rlaun upon a Misnonnan to tvku np tap ended for him; for 1 don’t think be has dealt with tb in iiissonri as kinoly and fairly *n he uoght to huvedotio; lsu.-aa with the use Irlcntfs ot LUO. coDFUtJtloo and the Union—the Radicals ot hlleeoEri—of whom 1 am one. [Deafen ing But though I led In that way 1 fed pi 111 that he Is a dog and a Knave who wQt use such lingnace as has been n&d here towards the chief magistrate or Uns nation: (»p --p anee) and that too while ont ot the aepths of their Infernal thioatf. no word ever cacue that cun enred Jeff. Davlf mid Bis crew. tCnecrs.) Sirs., the men who will talk that way would abase taelr father when ho attempted to defend aimself kguiubt n'mtutiertr, (f hat’s true) and they wonid turn from tiidr mother lu the arms of a wrewh who wonid violate her. (Approval.) Nothing for the country; all apsfnfit tnelr country's bead. KUhiug for the Unlou; all against the uatioh’s ccnsuistibiial dcLndcre. Nothing on their Ups’ to condemn the Union’s enemiesall iu tboir beans to cheer them on in their neudlahworsof ticstrnction. tCheers.) ily friend wao Introduced mo Into your presence, tfoke of my having bgsn in 1e66 a Donglat Democrat. I was. and now m the light of history, since he has gone to hiaflual ac count I glory that I was. (Loud cneeis.) I conlcl not, where I was, have been to any avail, a Lincoln man. The attempt was made to wrest juibsouri from G»w Union, through the Breckinridge party. I longbt that, and thank God, 1 lonsht it tu death iu that place. [Loud cheexs.l sow, eiw, look at the man who were In (be field thou—Joan O. Breckinridge, an expelled (Senator, is now a Major General in the reoel army; John Bell, the ••Cotret tntion, UnUn and of tbo laws*' candidate, ie a eecestionist In rebeld'im;. while had Douglas been here, he would now have been a giant alongside of Llucolu .for the flag of his country. (.Continued cheering.! hire. 1 have oucgiorlirasconso avion. la the midst of ml the demoniac cxprcseljos which nave faUeu from ro called Democratic lips, hero this wees, from that. lono epot on tha margm ol yoar lat.o,thtro seems au the tune U* nave comeback from Iho tomb o! the great Dougia*, like an iiitjdrlng under-tone, in tbo etoza ot trea son and dlsloraUv, these great words, which he uttered htae in this city jest below his dtath: M Tnerc are only two aide* to tms qnes tins. Every man must be fur toe Union or against It. There can be no neutrals lu this w-r, only pr triots or traitors!” (Tremendous cheering.) And from the very last utterances of that same speech, I seem to bear reverberating boca iruto, his grave, these solemn words: 4 it is h sad tise .to Qjicusb a question bo lesriul aa civil war; bat, sad us it Is, oloofly and disastrous as I expect it wit) l>e. I express my conrlcUous betore Gad, that it is ihedoc-w mylrieuda I hare tixea you an opportunity thrSuglTlbe ringing that gtcrions roue to cue expressing to »nat loy alty and that enthusiasm wnicbl lee pervades year beans for tbecatuein which you are-ed" gaged. lam going to present matter* to yon In a sober end sedate way, and askjoor attention while I piace things before yon woich, in my opinion' are necessary to be presented, in order that cvlit patriot in this laud may be able to give a reason for the- jal-h and Lope that Is lu him. I pointed oat to you. a low nannies ago what was the difference In the inscrip tion upon the banner* of those two parties. .1 want to fit yoor attention now, for a moment, to the solemn nUetarces of tnose parties In their respective conventions. 1 want that every man sbon'id contrast them in hi* own mind, and de termine which Is lor the country and which ia against it. 1 will ask IbcChxirmuu to read some 01 the resolutions of the Union platform. The Chairman icad as follow*: Euo.tcti* That it i* the highest duly of every to maintain, agalan all their on nfinS-Kr;:" ol Union md tie pin- L.u« mlhorUj of tic focstunUoaandliiiTdof tie United Bmii; cud tout, ‘»Wo »U dll ferences and political opinions, wfl p.eoce oar- Helve*, aa Ui-ion mea, animated by a common seaiiment, and aiming at a common object, todo everything in ocr power to aid the government in sn»iiing by force ©f arms iho rebellion cow raging against it* authority, and bringing to the punish ment due to their crimes the rebels and tnCiOM arrayed against it. irrolonged applause,] Jieto!ted. That we approve the Octerudnallon 01 tho Government ol the United States not to com promise with rebels, or 10 ofler any terms of p-ace exetpt euth is may be based upon an uucpndi tlonal surrender of their hostility and a rctnrn to', their jn*t allegiance to the confutation and laws ol the United Slates: and that we call npoo toe Governmenno maintain thla posltiomana to pros ecotc the war with tbo utmost possible vigor, to the complete suppression of the rebellion in-foil reliance upon the self»acriCce», the patriotism, tbeheroicvulor.andtbenndyiPg devotion ol the American people to tbelr coontiy and its free in- 1 stitntiouf. J Applause.! ''J7etol red. That as slavery waa the cause, and nowconstitntis the strength of Ibis reoeliion, aod aajt must be always and erarvivliire bosdle to tho pnndplea of republican government, justice aud the national sa’ety demand It* utter a ud comp.ete exilrpatlon' trom: the soil of the Bcpnbllc, ap plause ;1 ond that weuphold and maintain ibeACts and proclamations by which the Government, in ita own dc r cnsc. bus aimed a death b.ow at tbit gigantic evil. Wo arc in favor, farthermore, of fcoch an amendment to the Constitution, to be made by the people In conformity with its provis ions, aa shall teiminate and forever prohibit tno existence of slavery within the limits or the juris-,, diction ol the United State*. The reading of these resolutions waa greeted with continuous and deafening applause. The speaker then requested the Chairman to read the Copperhead platform. .Mr. Turner then read that document, as already published in our columns, saying that it waa me meet aisacrceab.e task be had ever attempted belore a loyal audience. The reading waa received with repeated groans and hiseea. Mr. Drake returned: Fellow-citizens, I have, desired that ihtf e two expressions ol the great po litical parlies of the country ahoold be brought be fore this great audience directly In contrast with 'each other. Ido not wonder tbit the chairmen of the meeting waa very reluctant to read tbe sec ond pisiform, lor to tei 1 you the honest trath. I did not want to read it my«eH (.laughter 1 But I didn t tell him so when I asked him to read it. But look at them. In tbe former is a distinct, emphatic, heartlelt expression of devotion to the union, pare and simple. In the latter, a cold, formal, heart less expression ol fidelity to “the Unionnnoer tbft CoEßiltnlloD,” which. In the democratic die uSSy mSna. ’“the Union a. Hwa..” and that meana “the Union dominated and domineered over bv a elaveholdingarisiocracy. (Cheerioe.] Thefouoer pledges tbe Union party to its utmost Vo support me Government in tho war which the natlonls waging for it* very Hie; the other nledces not a man or a dollar but demands that tbe war shall cease, tbcraah the Nation ole for it. The former applauds the Gor. aummi for refusing to compromise rebels; tbe latter demands compromise, when they kno>r. liiheyknowanythtng,that the r all compromise, rejects cvcrrthlng but f edeeuentoflts independence. The former mauds the unconditional ■arrender of tue rebels tbe latter demands an nncouditiond sunre°oor t'» tbe rebels. (“Never 1 The formerßeminds utmost possible vicor in the c»mnlete suppres?i«i of the rebellion; the latter demands that, the tosuipress the rebellion shall for tbatla the meaning of their demaud aßTlalice with a view to a Slates. The former appeals to the tbepconlu: themtier to their former invokes their patriotism; the latter fealty to a corrupt and traitorous party. mer trusts in the heroic valor 01 the .V^! latter in their pneUlaninimity. Th® *s rnec^!!, C i 2 upon the nndjlog devotion 01 the American pea Pv) to ihtlr country »nd us free Instimtlon*; tbe lat ter upon the devotion of iupartizMS to tbeDemoc tcct. [Laughter] The former proclaims slavery to be the cause ol tbe wap ana the strength ol me rebellion: ike la ler nuexly Ignores it. L Foor df vils.'M The lormer demand* tne niter and final extirpa.lon of slavery from tbe soUof the Repub lic* the latter demands “the Oniea as It was, with slavery still its master. The former an amendment to the constitution which shall tfrujinnie and forever prohibit the exlatoocoor slavery wilhln the limits of the jurisdiction of tbo United States the latter say*, Let slavery live under the constituMon as it la, thoogn.it dreg down the ration to death.” Bucb American ciiizetf, are tbe two. platforms. Such the choice wh*cb the poopls. and yon as part of the people, have to make; and it sums up in these few proposition* War lor tbe Union, or a cowardly abandonment ol the Union. 4 b. CiiPisni i War for tte Constitution, of a cravtm loro of it. War for liberty, or a tame submission to the behest* or slavery aristocrat#. War tor the ration** Mft.or abject begging for It.'* TSe Delon party declare* ./ofT-war, lie Deaioc ricj forpeaca—peace on any terms—peace, though dL*ar»ec and ultimate. pcrJHon came— peace though it lay the pall ci slavery across.tae waole continent—peace though It destroy every hope of fretdom on earth. &ncb art the platforms mv Wend*, bat Qo reraor Seymour m hU opening speech «t ihe Convention tiie o her cay, avid very truly, u Bey ood platform* ssd beyond csnnldatsa; there are o'.her coaßider aticni of still greater significance and importance. Whoi xou want to fcuow wh#t the policy of a Tartr will be, yon mast' stiivo to I cam the position* and .sentim-ula' which animate that party More truth to these words than Governor Seymoar generally spetiw And now here in Chicago, sa nowhere else urdiy •on this continent, you liave ascertained within' tbo l3*t' lour days, irom the utterance* whico hare rung through jonratree*e, tbs pissloca natf fcptinjectp wmch anvi/rtethe Democratic party. The* furnished the nL«t speaking commentaries upon the platform of that party. Tnelrsooitert hivecone far beyond the convention, but not hs yondLfieparty. They have gone far oeyono the lUtlorm, but not op to where the piriy is. they bare lurr-lshedua-with proof of this great tra'h. which bvoy loyal man In this cation fte:* and ki»otv?, that treason Is as rife thl* diy in 'lbs Nonbcm States as it i« in the Sjnm. jThat’s sol Tho Democratic party U now mllilling what the South expected of it when it entered upon tins rebellion, end I much doubt if the rebellion wonll have ever been in augurated !f the rebels m the South had pot ex pected from their brother Democrats la tboXorth that help which they have tailed to receive, simply becausethepatrioiisraofthe Union men caused tbe Copperheada to slink into their bole*. If that ere&t uprising of tbe American people which folowcd tbe bombardment of Scmler, bed nol taken place; if the North bad sot shows itself to be made op of true men, who would stand by tbtir country and Us rijg.thc very same ocvelopnlenta oi treason, wWciwhave cone abioad in this city, weald bare sprang up thea, and yoor Government «ould probebiwave been overthrown. It was only saved in lifiroecaoaethe Democratic party i* tbe North saw that tbe nation had taken bold of the nation's flag, and was de termined to carry it on tovktory, through every trial, through flee and slanchtcroud blood. It wss oniy because they saw thit. that tney stank back into their holes, and hid away till tbe time aboard come when they "*nipht came forth and hiss their freest n Into tbe nation's cars. We have martial law in Missouri, add I thaok God lor U. 'Applause.] No each Treasonable utterance* would have been tolerated there, as yoa have beard hero of late at every corner. Yoa have civil lew in Illinois. an 4 traitor* can come bere and spit their treaeotptn. yoor races, not only wlwh impunity, bat wiih applause. (A voice'’That is free epccch.”] Ye«, that is ires speech with a rcnceanco—free speech-degenerated into lawless license—each speech as, it 1 bad tbe military plover of the nation at my commioa, 1 would use It for its suppression {lmmense, nulhaai ts-ic, and pro* longed applause, in the coarse of whlca inree ebrerefor tbe speaker were: .proposed, and given, with a‘-vim-V) i Now,.my Mends, nothing was wapting.bat such an exprcpslon as that ion Lavejust given, to con* vince me oi the sad mlbfcike which oar ktmbheau* ed"Cbief Magistrate has made la tolerating the treasonable-utterance* dfeuchanen as have latest* Ed, ball hope not infected'joorciiT lor toe lost lew days. unfortunately hli nature waa too tea dtr to muzzle-traitors iatbeNor}a,a*'he fights tbtm in tbe Souill He Wwuldu!t sag Copperheads, wnca he ought to have done it, (Load applause. 1 B&l go it i*, and because it 13 Bb, we- arc compelled to iisit-n to such traitors, and make the beat reocm otlt. If Mr. Uncom can stand Ut 1 enpposo wo can. Prominent among thcm ln your- city thin weak ha; been the greatexile.:VallaDdJgham, ‘Tim gpesker was here interrupted ,by iromcii cheers, bUees, cat-calls, &c.\ lie ledoiT in a speeca, in which he revived here, in 1504.* after xh 're man three years of war, the “no coercion!’ cry of trai tors in lbt»U Said he—**Suca a Government (a lust one)* repudiates the idea of coercion by armies, luilng only, by the coercion of law—or public opinion. ‘This Is tbe ouiy coercion rightfully to be exercised by a Government founded HSc oars on the” consent of tbe governed.’ l Now,»tny r friends,'what is the meaning of this revival, at; this late day, oi this “no coercion idea? dnsl- Ihia one single meaning—lt was the Idea of trea son in 1801, and it i* ibo'idea of treason uowl No coercion of rebels, ioreootn If we are not to coerce rebels,lnto submission, they will coerce ns lent* of ‘*Th«fß fO.’'J Chouse, yon this day— coQicecr be coerced; conquer or submit to be conquered; crash or be crotucd; live or die. {Tu rn ulnoos applause.] But, ►ays Mr. Vullandl'jhnm, public opinion la to govern. In this coon-ry oi ours t U did govern in Ohio last year, when that enmd old Sine—iny native Suae—refused to let him govern her.'-' [Ap phatfti 'And it baa governed the loyal States of this country since tbe day of Samier’a fall. And it is guvtnilne the rebels tbromrh onr gallant ar xuier, and on the points of bayonets, and In the jnicp of tbe country, I t-reat applause,]' And in tboce shapes It is marching on. with steady and resistless power, to the irmmpb of our irlonocs tlsg. and tbe nucr overthrow of all its enemies. (.Lend cheers.] ■Much has been said in tbo last three years about ttc cause of this war. I bare my own vie vs of what caused It, which I will give presently; bat let ns now see what tbe Copperheads have raid m Cblcagoda-thstsubjcct. A Mr, Ben.Allen,from somewhere on the face ol tbe earth—l don’t know where—tells ns what was not the cause— tebs na that slavery was not the cause ot tbe warl” 1 end so all the rest would have said. If they had I spoken on that point. I never saw a rebel, a' Cuppcrhecd, or a l)«nocrat,“lhit would admit that slavery had anything to do with the war. Ob, no. the peculiar insulation ’is as innocent of that as a lamb 01. i Hiring up strife with a wolf t Then bo roe* on to say that tee Aboliiloule La were tbe cause of the war,” and every rebel.-traitor. Cop* peibead and .Democrat :in the. North would »ay i amen! If be were called to respond to thatsenti* I nent. He then says that “if you wonld remove I the cause of tbe war, von must remove the Aboil* i Uusiets;” and to that sublime preposition every rebel, traitor. Copperhead and Democrat ;in the' i whole land won d cry, Glory liailemjah! Bat, If I they undertook to remove all tho Abo.lttouUta. which this infernal war baa made, who were i never AbOiltionlsts.before, they wonld bavo a j«Uy time of it. .{Great upplaose.j That is Air. Ben. Alien’s explanation of the cause of the war, and that Ib the Dtmocratlc explanation of it. Then Cornea V&luudlghatn, with his explanation, anu Says. We resorted to anna u> compel- a pco* pic to snomisfleu, tcAen theyeimjdy t canied.a re aret* of grievance* P', My Mends, of all the* false* hoods which traitors, North or Soath, nave utter* cd in duteuso of-the rebellion, there Is not one more black than that. If there la any thipg cor* tain, i: is that the old Father of Lies” has made »is pirticnlar abode since Friday: last;' Cblcatre i Hc.no doQbt,-thoneht I Laneblcr find v verv puce tbaiaDemocraiicConvgn'JOa was w»* where oe woold be quite at home; and now thav that body 1* rone, 1 trust, for yoar -Bake, that ue b«»toucloo. srttto‘a¥OT«J meVafiln ine point oi vjew. Thry are exponent' Jt of Democratic opinion and sentiment, and 1 ask you to note that they impute the whole blame of the war to the North, and utter uot one word of bluneto the South. Who cau doubt that the men who so cxjirefS themselves know better Do they not wltlwlly lie, by theeappreselon of the trutb, as well ea by expression -«t falsehood? They know; os well as they know they live, that the war was began by the roaib with bat one oo* ject, and that was to establish a great Exruts op fcLAVtKr upon toe ehores of tbts (Jnif ot iTexi ’o (.Applause, and cries of “thu’sso,** that’s to,” matis'ilue,” Acj That is my explanation of the cause of the war, ano before God u is the only Unoone, 1 .would be glad to give you the evidence ot it. as I bare on farmer occasion* given it to tne people of Missouri, bnt I fear 1 oare already de tallied you too long. (Cries of “goon,” “seea.”! ■Weil, my mends. If yon arc willing loll.teo,! will nrr you such expressions frost Soathcrn ’Bbo and l. L 6l, as will not fail, I thine, to demonstrate tbs of my view, on this in'trjectj Ido it too be cans© I think tbatsnch matter should c»v-i ffnere he bronpbt and always kept before tku peoplf. Senator Iverson, ot Georgia,'said: There Is but one path of caJtlr.for tbe South; hot one mode of preserving lur Institution ol do*, mesuc tlavary: sod that I*, a conleaemcy of States bavins no incongruous and opposing elements —a confederacy of elate' States alone, with homogenous hnguige, laws,interests and institu tions. Coder socoa Couicderato Bepdhllc, with a constitution which should shut oat the approach and entrance ol all Incoogmona and cuuuictlng elements, which *noald protect the imtitulton/rom change,' and ketp the whole nation bound to ite by an unchangeable fundamental law, the. fifteen elate’eitata, with thexrpower of ezpan- I siori, would pcesetl to the worlfl the most free, I prosperous and happy nation on tbe face of tue wldetarth.” i Mr. Brooks, Representative from South Carolina.. said;- “We have the Issue upon ms now; and how are we to mtci It? I tell you from tae bottom of my heart, that the only mode which I can th nk i available formeetUgit isjust to tear the' Consti tution of the United States, and trample it under foul, ana form JOsouthcrd Confederacy, every otato of which shall baa sUveho.dlng Suite,” Thts South Carolina Conven-iou thaa% addressed the people of tee slave States: citizens of the alaveboldlog States of the Oolt- I ed States: Circumstances beyond our I placed ns in tie v»n of the great controversy cc i tncoi the Northern ahdJSoathcrn States, vfe i would nave picienea that other States should hare i assumed the position we uo-v occupy. Inlejcud ei.t paraelver, we disclaim aoy desire or i deficit to had the couisets ot the other Son'hcrn State*. Providence has cast our j lot together, by extending over ns an identity of purpose,interests, ana institutions. South Caro lina deeires no destuy separate from yours. To be one of a great S'avehoidlng Confederacy, stretching its arms over a territory larger than any power in Europe pofiseiecs—with a population tour times greater than thit of the. whole United States when they achieved their Indi-pendcnca of the British Empire—with productions which make onr existence more Important to tbe world taan thatot aov other people who inhabit—with com-' mow Insiimticns to defend and common dangers loencounter. wezek >oar sympathy uud confodcr atlon. United together, and we mast be the moat Inac-- peadent, as we are the most important among tbe nations of the wond.' United tognher, and we require no other Instrument to conquer peace than our bcnlflctnl productions. Unttea t->getuer, and we must be a great, free and prosperous people, -whose tenqwn must be spread throughout the civilized wund, and pass down, wo trust, to the remotest ages. We a>k you to join us in lormmg a Confederacy of slqvehoidtng States.” Senator Brown, of Mississippi, said: I want Cuba: I want TamanllfsK, Po-osl; and one or two other states; and I want them ml fur tbe same xeneon—forthe planting and. spreading of tiavtry And a looting in central--America -will wonderfully aid us In acquiring those other Slate*. Yes,! want those countries for the Spread‘Of slavery. I would spread the blessings of slavery, like tbe religion of oar i>ivinc Master, to the uuer most ends of the earth. Whether we can obtain tbe territory' while tbe Union lusts, 100 not know: hut 1 would make an litnest cfTorr, and it w« failed I would go oat of the Union ana try It there.” Ex-Governor Call, of Florida,-said:- “Slavery cannot be slopped m its career of nsemlness to the whole world. It cannot be confined to its present limits. Dire and nncootrolaole necessity will 1 compel tbe master and .the slaye to cut tnexr way through every barrier which may be thrown Around it, or perish .together In tbe attempt. It may be in the provi dence of God that the American union, which has cheered tbe whole world, with'its promises; like tbe star which stood lora time over the cradle of Bethlehem, may fall and lose its light lojcter. It may be, in his dispensa tion of human events, that the great American family shall be divided, into many na tions. Bat dlpdedorunited, tnepathof oestioy most lead the Anglo Saxon race to tbe mastery of thi*- whole continent. And if the whole column shall not advance, this Qwialon of the race will, with the institution of African slavery, advance from the banks of tbs Bio Grande. to trie line un der the sun, establishing tbe waymarks of tbe atlas of tbe reformed religions, the teinplea or a higher civilization, a purer liberty, and a hotter system of human government.” There, my friends, you have the open avowal of that Empire ot Slavery which the South wa«to lu Id np, noon the rnlns of the Union, the broken ramparts of the Conciliation, and the crave of LVbtit?. For such a cause as that the war was be gun, for such a cause it is prosecuted, and to speh an know wlilco. if the Democracy can carry it there, evfeQ il the country go Into the very jaws ot belt. IGnatvpplause] It is for fee loyal men or tho i; orth, and. for them. alone, to say whether-thst cause shall triumph. _ But having the cause otthewar, let uj. la the light ol L'cmocntic utterance tnm weckln the streets of jour city, loos at iti object, This hi a been .a favorite topic wlth*Dem»cratln orators. They alltire that thouah the war was began lor the preservation ol the Oonsrituiloa and tue Unwn. the idc&and purpose of It have changed. And wbstdo they sfcy aoout U now? Here are their words, as reported^ln the publ.o Journals oT your SenslorElcliardsdn;of jonr Stato: "Mr. Lincoln has started under the lead of fanatics to carry out the idea ot the equalitr of the negro with Se .hlte TO. Dr U.dns U> remHtatplo To whom tt ir.nj (on~irn. ho Has indicated Just the la il. li cal poeiuon upoa whlchho ha. tahea hi. “’ifcKiaiot,rf.NeV.Talk,.il.:-“Bat., to* 4... ko veh.de held docUmiloa ftoatAhrah»m ul cota lh.t ihli vrai I. act the twentr BOUona or whUetataln the coaabl,Tilt,thet hiood mne* flow until the negro le lilted above the white ntuu: man. 1 Mr. Koed, of Mims, e»T>: “Tho war li eu rltd od to eecnre the equality of the nesro. aaa arc tke people ready to be placed 01 a and 'eociai i quallir with an Isnorant,- demised, and da g,uSlSthe Immianlitc, of -New Tort aaj* “Toe warlaearrledo* for Un nljarer,and InGotf’a name let the eta fitfnU o*t£r taya banmcl 8. Casa, cf Oalo. The o,Ucaw Umuf the ftttttett wat found in the ‘To whoa It may concern,* in which he placed unmistakably the nigroshore the white nra* Hei readr to. dretroy the last man, audexprad the Un dollar, retfrr than harm the necro. nidthey want the wh They ought to revere tar more the memory of jutm* edict Ai nolo. (Loud and continued cheers.) -Such, my frienaa, are-the various Democratic prescriptions fur peace. To bear them, one .woue_conqnercd. If they do not want Uie Sooth conquered, they want tne North conquered, the Union conquered, the Constitution conquered, America conquered. Lib erty cotqncred. -They cfellbcwtsiy choose the de feat* and degradation of twenty millions of Nor thern people fighting for country and liberty, rather than the dtfess of live millions of Southern people, flshtisc to extend and perpetuate human SWcrv lAnolanse.] Toe man.who would do that would, when Pontius Pilate demanded of the Jews which he should relcvse. Baranba* the rob ber. or Jesus the son ol God. would have demanded the release of Barabhas, and joined in the cry aaahist, Jesus,- “Crucify hlml crucify, him I* what could be expected, but that they should m every possible way seek to embar rats the Government ot their country to its mortal Btiucule tor their country’s -He They parade tbe debt"of the nation, the taxes which the war de mands; the condition ol the currency, to p!ay noon the eemchnesß and the craven-hemedne-fs ol the multitude, and In every conceivable form ol deril- Ich Jnsenuity they endeavor .to sow the seed of treason broadcast over, the loud. And the vocabulary of their language Is ransacked for epithet* to poor ont upqu tbs beadot the narional chief, effectually to alienate the hearts of the people at once from him aid" from'ibewar. They call Abraham Lincoln a Nero wbcnltii because be ia bo U.Ueot a Nero 'that they dare t'ovpeaksuch words as they bare spoken hire. -Had he tne millionth part of a Nero In bis nature, they had not ventured on such speech as they have uttered here. [Cheers, j But In o far more vital point than these do these 'Jtdltorein the North »eet to destroy the porter of the Government. They not only strive in every wav to discourage our brave men from solos iff i the fit-id to fight their country’s battles, bnt they i openly* counsel resistance t» the law of the land authorising tbe'draft ot soldiers into the. *rmy. Mr. Reid, ol Indtaba," did.'so, publicly in your i streets, and *aid: 11 If Lincoln and bis satraps at tempt to enforce the releatlets coaicrip loa law, L blocdwiU flow in your streets, and it would fas rlah’ it «hou‘d ih.w. 3*oot ttown tV« icAo toouUi J i3Du‘ tuu’ueuoii, opcrdj Btakln* ro ln jonr streets iook at It.; my:friends “d «!ctnit rebellion is so lonperconfined to bat is doote. Bwryact and worootibe*u Democrats Id this city nrorta tbe existence oft wide-spread conspiracy In the. Northern States to ud tbeSaaih to ovt-rihroflln* the GoTcnimea.nf. lei .us balftyfrccthc trane The Dcmocrvic parly is- a party ot rsoal- 1 lion and treason— lb« Union party Ip a party ol loyalty and ord.*r. The candidates of both parties for the Presidency are before >oo. Too DoTiocr*- ct urgent McC ellan for the >Var Deaiocrarjv dieion and the platform, for ibo i.*ca« Democracy; and the Union party .present Lincoln tin Johnson, for thelrcoactry, one an din oWlslMe. uowtn 1 which *l.i yon choose fLond cries of‘‘Lincoln” •‘Lincoln. s biofilr aimwerod. At-diowif yon hate.aa linovf ron h.™ the fireol true loro of country horning in Tonrbrca*t»: if y°a hare olc eeatitnont of grati fndeto Almlshly Gcd lorthennsuatod glMi incsHc mssb-wtrednpoa you; if- 30a chcrlab one hope of country for yoaHtWes andjoarchlli tci,; lAcm told la yonr licartß one BMti of rc»- ereoca for-ho memory of y oar patriot: lathers, dt rdn.hreathobne aspiration for tbe irreii-causa o. hnnwii treeduzn if jon feel one eonilmeot oi exe* oration of tbe fadl stain of human Biayerr noon toct-and; po forward la the mlshty conflict for Tdnr country's redemption, and the app ease of an in-loonini world, end thssmlie» of an apororlnj Godwin.reward and bless yon. [Tan eloinea. and framed atnUcman took His Beat amid a plr ofappfansc.l Icct ctoim 9ioo. John A- Kassonf .ot lowa, Hon. Mr. Kasaon, of lowa, was next Introduced, and feaid t, He was clad lo be la this presence to-nigat, where the deads of disunion, white hare lowarcl so darkly over tie city of. Chicago daring the lew dais, have been uissiijaled bythe llghuiln?.-* fiom oor patriotic eyes, and the thunders of yoor patriotic cheers.. [Applause.] Four yt-are ago that parly met in convention, and the Issues before the coantry ware very differ ent, Since then all Utß been changed. Secession baa become a theory established and carried Into effect by a large portion of tho eowilled democra cy Tbe right has been asserted aod earned out bj State after Stale, and war has been raised by oor enemies to mmnialn it. Tho Onion, couven tlou Oeniea Iho right, and denoonces ths warlts assertion has inaugurated against as. Lai this ‘•democratic” platform neither denies nor deaona ces it. A public debt baa been created to pay oar sol diers and "allore, and defend the integrity ot tbe country. l*a -evidences are held by ladspeadeut firmeifl and'mecnaulcs, by. men. of moderito nuacr, and men of wealth all over the country, by widows end orphans. The Union convention do dares the national credic most bo maintained, and i the rcqnl*-Uo burdens will be cheerfully borne by th" people. The “democratic” convention w si lentvm the subject, except where It falsely sug gests that the resources of toe coantry are im paired. -i The government and tho Onion convention have asserted the right to enforce the ob.igaclous ot tbo ccnstuu'ion and law* noon roods and traitors by force of arms; and bnuorrds ot thousands of vol- bare endorsee that right and ihsi action by offering blood and life for the national ciose. The ”Democtailc” conveoilon maintains the si lence nf death upon the right of me government to defend itself by militiry power agamet an or gai'istdmiuary iLsarreciion.- Oar troons are perilling life and dally falling for theloro til country.' While they lighten their fa til pt»ep ohFcttrsbare and Richmond; Sherman’s ’noblearmy'break their communications and goto the tear ol Atlanta to force the final contest for -tbo destruction of tbe rebel army of the West: Farragui ihal.es bis victorious locks in tbo face of MobUc and meres Fort Morgan, (loud cheers.i and tbe news-comes while a •‘Democratic” national convention Is in fesaiofl, and not one word of ea* cunragement or cheer goes forth from its ituhor ©unbosom to the gallant soldiers sod sailor-, nor a t-jilab eof sympatby for. tbe glorious 1 alien. If yon want evidence of oialojalty and .sympathy wilh treachery, read Itabaadantly In these facts. Can such u convention be loial (No, no,' no.) □e charged that tbe.Convention was, animated by ihe pplnt of disloyalty and disunion Inks un dercurrents., The second rovolatlpn meant noth ing, or It meant a pence wlih or without onion, as the rebels should nictate. It signified a dUhouor at-lo surrender of tbe frnlU of all oar .victories, a concession of all mtloLa! rights. If necessary to secure tbe restoration-of that party to pover. jptaee now is disunion forever, No authorized prcpositlonsjof piaco tave.cvcr coma to tbe Pres ident npou any terms. This bogus trio .that,tar ries and watches over the- border to help the •‘Democratic” party, abd who are popularly spoken of as “Peace Commissioners,” expressly disclaim'having hoy authority, and Impudently c’tilm thuprivCcge of coming toAVashlnzioa under prtt.n/e of fslking about'peace with Mr. Lius*n, I but tcally for the opportunity of unobstructed in tercourse with their friends and symp the obtaining of information useful to tbe rebel lion. Hot suppose peace,were now attempted. The qul Btion would bo,“‘*unoand ot tbe Union bogle. a«tbey rush with foaming nostrils and bloody brea*ts at tbe enemy, wid with tbeir -heels kick snch a platform into a thousand pieces 1 [Load and long cbccrtog.] Toe speaker also alluded to other parts of the platform, and directed attention to the absurdity of tbe Convention In professing to dread the ac- the kind-hearted clvUiin. Abraham Lin coln: disliking war, and wttbont the lout military ambition, as threatening 'individual civic rights,: and then proposing to replace him with a m’ fit try cMelisln, without any civil lies or civil interests, I a graduate of West Point, unknown to civil life I ana leyltla'ion, who .would wield both parse and I sword with military Instincts, i He then passed tp the outside.resolntlona adopt i ed on motion of Mr.Wlckliffe, of Kentucky, par t’colarly the fine claiming it the first dnty ot Gen* I McClellan, on. bU air one pru- 1 ontra co and returlng >o momf® It as to ray poJ({cul prlMncra, Sbciarina them'all to be pnsg» It calamities that are inaepartble from its existence; and wbatevermay.be the peity views of individual* n;uvu the non,-lmporUnt events and policy of ibe struggle, tbe man that wl 1 not otaud ’by lis.eouLtrynaw, andfoily and faithfully servo be r jp all thine*, Is unworthy of a nahje or place among bonorablctnen. (Cheers) if The leaders ot the -South want no peace, except upon tte bailed tho recognition of tho of etecssloo, which we will navor crant. Cjt,c«da it o;r-.*, ana ail we love is gone. Wn*n we come toaether tor an election, and the question U-about to oo d*cld«L -by a_ ooant .of votie, up win Jump some aemazoiuc acd cry, ‘•Don't oo il, lor/t joa do. I too-* of soma.Stale that will accede.” (Groat laughter.) No, gemla mcn; it ’s unrcascnable ut»d Wa muatfikhtltcur, and when peace la oi:i’.3:d, u mast be s laaUog, permanent peace, which anal! bind this Di loa together in boaJs •tronger and eojo endartu 1 tb*n tho eternal hilU— peace wrung trom tb!a traitorous crew. If necessary, at the point of tho bayonet an toy the strong neht 'Him and the be*t blood of one nation.- (Lml chi ere.) Letuseccaptuoreconstractloa. leave lived for nearly tifty years under this Government, and I never expect to find a belter; and Irapadlate all innovation-, and otmd firaly by ise old Union' of ibcfic S»atea and the Ccaatltitjca of my Idibcrs. 1 have-.lad, In the coarse of my Hie, to swear many limes to support lae LinJlitfliionof mjrccnntiy. and.l loro to Uka that oath. lCae.ra.l Otoera ml? scoot It, oit the man who cannot cheerfully taae and keep the 'oath of allegiance to the land of his birth, or the country ot nle adoption, deservos not home in a landot treimen. Then defend this Government, and sustain only tbemen who sustain *.L we U Itnda to dea*h, m.e«7 and wbc, and to speculation ana ptealniou .Then put down toe war [great cbeeißi; send forward jour peacemakers, out take the wise prtcanOoti to put in»o the h-mds of every iLsneb'er.j Bemeta her that “blessed are-the peacemakers. [Laugh ter, SVo want a permanent peace or none, and such a peace wb will win-oou. and out chllaren will not blush to read ita history. Tbla is my policy and all thotavoraweajk»c tho men who rect-iiilT aPßcimbiea in Convention here is Co write to their ftlenos down SonOnmd tell them to stop firing upon our Carr, and become t.ooa and loyal meuf 1 Lauuhttr uud cheers.] On to- conclusion of Mr. Wontwonh’a remarks, at the SDk'gesthm, of Mr. E. Anthony three ron** Incxhteia were given fur John WeQiwoft-'uour restCongres-raan, and tuc political crnciJerofthe Infamous vahandlabam.” -V facotcinal. Caro Tran anted U Directions axo followed. Btandrodi of Citizens of Chicago nave beoaFsr* T«a;*sntly Cured by this Wedidse. Caxl ro» a Cdotjxjls nsscußcta all snfßOxs* DBi Di Hi BHELYE GO»j Sous PnomnTOßi, ©jpSICE— MASOMC TEMjfPtE, Ciiicago, Tllinoig. 8 YISPTOtrISI The imptOuH oi Oslarrn bb ta-jy appeal oraßt&ntveryeltjfht. foriwusfindtoeyharsacold, tnat they hive ireqaent altac.ifl, and arc more tenai* 07tf to t&0 change*ct the cosa mss be dry, or a filwit dUcbarze, thin md acrid, afterword becoming ttiick and aobcilre. Aj tbe dfoesae becomes chronic, tee dlscbarcej are in* created m quantity and changed ln quants; they are now thief and Leary .and ora bavind or cousbsdoa. The accretion! are offsaiive, cauMiif. a bad breaths tbeyuioeUUilOdanlnMil* tbe es*i we weak: the Bean o( the emell u letaeaod or destroyed; deatneu ueuuertl? Ukei place. Another cosmos aoa ku« Donart arspton of Oatarrn ii, ttat tee person It obliged to dear bis throat mtbs nerrta* of a thick or slur? nncouf. wblcs Has fallen down from tbs brad dating the n‘£jhL yfhen tb'i ta B#*jeotfolly years, THO3. J»TubhbH« icr* For tale br all Dm«nts. Jy BiSl-3a-f-xawli »na-p6B?-sf.ntr*aftai. JJ9.WRIGHTS, Eeinyeuating Elixir! Or, ESSENCE OF UFE. Prepared from Pprg 'Vegetable Extracts, cofi* taininp nothing injurious tome most osiwate,, rises from the Ashes of Its flrg xcirz** Ufe”—*o doc* thi* TiU-u «»y**TOUJ»4fl U« BTOMSI malt VINOIUI HHflagf, •>TThB HajUTHnatlac Elixir 1* mo resultc£ moaera discoveries In the vegetable kingdom; beum an t a brtruct method or cure, Urespcctlva Of »1 toe old p.nd weru-ont Fjitctns This medicine has been tested by the meet end tens £*Ucal raen of the day, and by U em pronounced lo be one tlie err-stait medical diecoverlsi of ttt aae* fr One bottle will cure enteral De bib tv. f IT a lev dotes cures hysterics in females. tar One bottle cor*'* Palpitation or the Heart, iari>'rom one to three bottles restores tbs nunll* seas and run vizor of youth. Pr A few doses rcstoraa the appetite* ty A tew do-eg cures the low spirited. tW~ One bottle restores Mental power. Df* A few doses brines the ruse to the cheep. pT This medicine r**lv«a to manly Tiger and to* bust health the poor'debilitated, worn-down and do spairisr. Car The listless, enervated youth, the ever-tasked nan of business, the victim of nervous depression, the individual suffering from gapnral debility, wlllau. nsd Immediate and ;>erraaaent relief by the uae of tills Elixir or Essence of Lira. |3T Price, |2 ner bottle, or three bottles lor fj, and forwarded by tfrpresa, on receipt of money, to any; addiese. All such orders must be seat to C. A.COOK, Chicago, Onr General A*en( for the 'Weal. Bold by an Druggie's every*her«- C, A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent for lbs nlino's, lowa, Wisconsin. Mlahlgaa and la*. d DB, W. If. MEBWIW CO..HS Soli Fbop&xxtoss, v Ho. S Liberty street, Hew Tork. CHEROKEE PILLS! SUGAR COATBD. FEMALE REGULATOR, AND HEALTH PRESERVER. CERTAIN AND SAFE. ?or the Removal of Obstructkna, and the In surance ol Regularity m the Becurreaw cl the Monthly Periods, They curs or obviate those numerous dlssseei ttatiprtnj: from Irregularity,by rcajovtag the irregu larity Itself. tJ~ They cure Suppressed, fizcesalve end Painful Mensaoaliop. v J2T They cute Green Sickness (Chloroais.) They core Nervous and Spinal Adectlons, palna in tna bscx, the lowrr parts or tne body. HcaruifSJ, Fatigue on ellaht exurtion, P»Jpltatloo ot the Heart, LowheM of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Giddi ness, etc., etc. to a word, byremovto* thelrregu larity. they remove the cause, and with ItiiPthc ef fects that sprmz from U. pr Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they contain aothmr deleterious to any constitution, how ever delicsts, their functions being to substitute strength for weakness, which, whan property used, tbeyneverfsllto do. fif~ They mzy be a&fely used at any age. and a, am Bcrlod, escept when foroidueu by directions rp- AU letters sceklog infonnatlonor anvtcc will be uromplly, freely and discreetly answered. directions accompany each box. rr price ft per box. or six boxes for IS. gy BR.-W. B. JIKBWn CO., Soli Fbopbibtobs. No.» Libeny-sL, New York, ■old VWhoiesaie to Chicago by FtJLT.KIt.FiNOH** KULCKH LUKU HMITH, BURNHAM VAN SCHAACK.W. L>. HARRIS A CO. SM> nwrLil. H. sroviLl-- J. ROBMHBLD. POST A BADHAN. Athetaii, or all Druggists in the city ana tatooga out the country. ax tp*tb eow Bragg a»h (Etmicals. T H, REED CO., IUPOBTSR3 AND JOBBERS OF DRUGS AND CHEMICALS 89 Lake-st, Chicago, 111. ALSO. DEAL LABSBLT ES PaSati) OH*, Window GlaM, Clas»> ware. Burning Oil*, KeroMse, Soapmakers’ stock, Slana* Which we offer at prices faeorahle to Western Mer chant* and Manufacturers. j.H. Bsnn.i'itFaari itieet.S. 7.) H. A. Husutut, Chicago. f leU-aTK-tf Humber. TVJEW LUMBER FIRM, \v. 3 ATCHELLER i CO. s Wbcletals and BetaU Dealers la Gtc*n Bay and SegWw lumber, ItlsglM; lath Timber, Pickets, &s, cnca and Yard* ITS aonta Caaal street, betwoas Adsnrs aalJacksoa «ts..CUIc»KO. GABS LOADED IN TABBi W. RiTcrrr.T.n, BtsOX SKI. Formerly Pearson A Batcheller. Jyll ifr34 SOI tp Tnkaa BRASS STKH OIL ALPHABETS. m. 1, MITCALF Sc 00l BO. IGllJtlO ”STf&fT. 803T05. MASS. Tie only manufacturers la the united Wtotoa,of Brass Alphabets and Ficnret. 10 any great««**«!in any a«i4 if vhnlßtlt at the LOVSIT CilS ISSSt Ip-K, TiCT cmr. BteneflDl« »d sOl Made atgcnjjtoek. Inquiries o» erflar iiß3wli CALT PBTRE- Constantly on 55 tard and to artlre, a superior Erade ot CBUDB SALT PEI'KE, Wild,« offer to on tr»J. Jf ’“JgJ® co Tti Booth Watar nW. sal qIU-lstTsar •QK. W. R. MERWIN CO.’S vuiall 1U CC o»U)Dftl purify aodrlurr; cc CC Uis3 7"moTltr trout tao CO CC b in* rnic»ooßc*a«* «nrb!cli CXCCCCC wtlrtt»Tolx.ilaDl t antl»aoiiid >&K£iliSK&KiiA£ Do wed C. conJtu-cUos KEfc Willi that icecuiiDe la. Ail JfEB t»cEDor.tfE»*ilt!et BHB Flour AI&U3 ■■or nbitce. JtKaBKSBS Its al\3 Mie hnlux. KESBaSad sootb’ttt and.demulcent; Eh& re.u,ontsa!Mcui‘iifcKb«»t, PR* a?mcJt EkS"SStBCKE33 SlSeaiScie am that ti SEEaEESMKBis i taecbeapQU*c*lflJeCUoaa.. By tts w of tha CHER* pB.MRl>f sai tiUBKOSIfi INJECTION rH EH —th«t»omsdJrLM bilLe 3n B H was tucb—all tmptupac IjH HH dscbsr, m axo rsioavsd, mm mi Aitdibts wjatined or^aai HIiHHBFHHB AIH are speedily restored to BHMfiHiifliiHHi fall tj>sur and mcortit. ii" uU For ml pameua s set net UH our pasiphlst Croox any. ftn BH 'drus stare la tbo conaoy TT-t HH or wme os, aud wa wlfl tnau ?rs« to any a falitretnlre. CBBEOKEB CUBE- An aniauuß tuiDior fcpcraa- tojiLeaSeatml ffeasntf#, bocmrrai fcnifilons. and bll oieetoes caused by self 25555®®R B pouijm such u loa of- Wory.UaliVMl Lasrt- VO tree. ftunajn Limners ot Vision, fieiaa- I’D DO tvrtOWAffe Wcail'ervM. DD I>U LiCknlty 01 br*athing, I*o DO ‘imnt'lme DD DO Bnn.tiOfcßOntha**cePata Htd??w?iPnrv DDD I) Dl)DO sumption, and ah oireinl como ainta cgc'-cd ry do* parUM rrcm ao Uctoo U ca-nm. 'Te«eUf>aetoyin»rtsg Elixir ii“ ts toe mult of mod.m 1111 citcoyentsm the ye*e.a* |JJ* bis Slncocm,h«tnr*a*n- uil tirely teW' »pd nbatraet IILXII meitcd ot cure.lnsjpoo fc ays c£*li the old ana wrorw *Thls mUdne!““ cntiistems. te'wahyihamoe* eminent medical men oi the* say, ana by teem pronounced to be «n* o( the greatest meuloalaiscoTsiles of tae age. m:h!?i:hp.Rßß One hoWe will core Goa* rr BS eal D-.bßtor. _ Bit RR A lew doses cures Hys* KR BR tencs In Females. iBBBRTVHBRBB 1 »iieOotU*cdte«palplta* BBRFjiBBBtkB tlO*Ot tne graft rb j4R jaiewdores restores the BB BB crz-iniol seoeiafcon. Kb .m From one to three oot* ties mtores tho maail* tc-a and tuU ylioc ol youth. A few dcs?t restore# the apeense. Thref hottjas sure the -'cccnno o o rtrtorM “en- CO 0(J bniE.ua CO to ihe cue h, •fhui ncuteiae restores CO cc cWjcccc? -w. pieastoa- THII XLIXIH cure* QcCls.il CetUltT. "Fip'titTon of tta SeiH •na lai(>ouoer. urtitotea menial power indt&o ap- KOS'Jta 1 .'a”" 1 psivKSSC us dcoi lutrd minor wgman toiaei vi«- and ac*r.Q7- the •mbrjint blood a *l «T*»J OOQOO ooqOOOOO oo *bo pp oni- CO OO yoaig«u. OO 00 it Cvime thioun, Of 000000 T6m.it enerres to'a »._ 000000 «tiom;.iinatiiiflie*otDew lU«S arar:?rrtorea6taiat« tbe e&tlie bod», Diildu?? trptbeco-B?itTit'cn,rcst>r* -l**ioy6Ddl!f6to as-*av t ■Adtsd darkened fireside. CHEEOKriS JPIL L3l Bagar Cea'-ed Ftmale TTTTrr bf*n!a*or, Hecita Prtsez- T«*, certamiactafr. i/ij. Forlhe Iv-iro'aJo:'’Ob- strncnom and the Inaor ano*-of *eanJ»rrt> la |}ft ennenee ot.the Monthly liii P*ncoi. iff*. They cure or obviate li«C there nnaeroas dlanaw lin ihat spring from irregular- ixuu ity, toyremanng the uxtx* tuarlty itself. Th«y cure Suppressed, Exccaiive, and PalxutU M*rstniftCoa r They nit Green Sick- Kt KX nc»(Chtjroeta.> Kt- Kit Tueyeare jterToas and rif KK Spinal Affections, Fains In S.K" KK the BtCB and P»wer part kkEK oi t Bodr. Hearjii-a. kkeK Tatigneoaeiljht exertion, KK SE Palpitation Ot the Hurt, KK KK Lowness ot Bp true, Hy«te •-KK KK la, fin s Beaaacht, Oiddi KK KK new, Ac.. Ac- in* word,. by T«mo7HLjtliflnT NSSN itgto Bnb*n»ut6BUerßtli NN lorweekiej»,whlch,whoa -H2T *J-1 1 "i?jaarojnftlTMg s? at any «to end at »nt p®» s*£ 2» N»w noa. «.i3 SS» nB*TTBBe* jioara9»oer»- Hit WJt J lurwhtcbthetmaUmßna* tore I ttelr ectlon would tuiajUDly vsxtkst preg- UZ>C7 ttelr emacapa* KKJ gSISSSSKfSIS KEKEEEEEKERE prei’flcof ratvenUgood* KSKF.KKK&hJBB These mcdlc-aes will nrovc. In any and every case, ftutmur and never* failing meads la tbe Urns of need. We and all tba CHEKO j KEE iIEOHJIftEB bj tx-i pteu (except me cnero* sad Pilia t tn m se are sent FEEEEEBEEECE by mail, free ot postage). gguRKRKKHBKg on receipt of price, to any UK* partofurecivlizsdworl’, i EEK ncmtly pacaed. la aaeb i KBB a manner tba» no one EEEFEBE- throngs whose bandstbty va-wieicir.g may ptsswonid know the sfb contents. KEC Linipe or gentlemen can tvr aaonlk na in perfect coo EsEH2FEEIIEEB fldence.ano ie wul In all EEEEEEEEEBEE oa c9 frantl? answer 'h«r letters, and give oar opus* lon 01 eaoa inaivtcmal case. T* e prcscxlba no minerals* The CHEBOKEE MEDI CINES are ado by all ea- s, leiptl!lr.B drngglstala the civilized worla. Some an pnoctplea CfAlert, bow- 833333 ey.r, iry to tell worthless BSSSj3Sj93 eoniounds in place of BS 83 tbes* which they' S3 can get at eebrsp price,' Co tr d make more- money by BS telling then they c»n pa J»„ the €herone© Ittedl- on does. as yon value ynnr gi bealib— aye,the h-alth of S3 ______ S3 yrnr off* pM eg—-do not be 85553^5333 uccelrtd by such nnpnn- Badao clpled crnsinm. Aikfor*. these Uedcincs, and take no others. D tbe Dr?sgltt» will not boy them for yon. send to T9, ana we will tend them to yon, or Express. Par* UeiaOdrenlrs ns should the cleeata asdtymp* tom*, ai d foil p*rticnl!ir>*ln regard to Ihalr coses. IVa treat all diseases of a chronic nature In mala or or nntlemtn can address ns to perfect con* fldtcce.andwewiilin all cases frankly and froely anewtr their letters, and give our advice u reaarai e *P»iUMllving at a distance need not hesitate be came of ibtlr inability to visit na Webavetwaicd successfully paUsLta in all portions of the civilised 'pSießtt tddiet.B* m wfll rlf'M conniy. Stale, ana name of writer, plain, and enclose ‘T'.'VljreSlflw P»P« thirty-two p&ae paopmnt l fre*. go. So esXihertr Btn*et,a«wTork. jisss ais&sfjsffissaVßsss CAW KILL AND PINE LAND IP or Sale. Paid mill property situated on "Wh'te Lake, VnrtMiia Cotraty.Mlcbirafi. contain* WM a area ss'd Use a portion cut otm—l4Ul eaproly Mbntlt imMi: u ißouwafl In STelTo hour*. 07 tort* iPo3aandtolweat».|bnrbia>*. m anaxaateo utbe beat rcht aad the naidien mm 1b ns* State. Tba conunuedtil neaitn ot t*>e taaa- Sur TarSer U tbe reason wa ofer it for tala a«ap4£tlß. MUwnakna, Wl* ITctm.u gSxtetminatot. ‘4£JO3T.aIV3 TERJIM j;yreß3snvrom*. ..COSTAT^-.BXI^IX.TOIg. -COSIAISa-gCIIUgsSATgg. WCTggfgiJgS: exp it «is toros:*. >.xrE«Mi«Aroja. COS TAB'S rfXl K«*tl£f »XCKK>it *ATO‘«*. costard” hx xta KXT k \I»N ACO RS, COSTAR’S” EX. EXHCrittiSaTOßa. »»Co3TAil*9 v K.vtßtt'a.SAVuK.'i. i'OiTAR’S jjXl A.iilXX.aTUlt3. 'i u T* *y -CMtHra-gTKgjJl^ggj.. *COMAR«-*g™g..OM. rOSTAR’3 KXTKKMINATUIto. COS BXIKa-I>’Arw»j CO.VTAT.M KXr^ilOi-»TOR4, BXTEBM l> TOBi* COaTAR’S” BXTBRMIKrnIO^V KXTKKiIU* *T COSTAZTS ■XnsRMIJf-JTOSB-. KXP>«%*|JlArO.VIL, LOR A *4IIXII TCrt»“ lEtf. PISCO A FULLER. J. 11. RjKJ k 'O, BDrVHAM 4 YA.NHUA.' K. ,?T. D 7^n?» »n« all btz f *\st> (Waolea) amd R«vl> s‘. H iCA UO, ILL jSleumnai. IMPORTANTt" FEMALES f fsm PEOfJi AMATION TO THE LADIES, BOTH MARRIED AND SIN6IA. The Oldest Regulator for Females. Ttsra le oat cca GENUINE AND 3SBB CURB foe FEMALES, who suffer from nntxotrcjtnrnxa, or eTBTcnoKa ov txzb irexsss, whatever may he taw cause of those obatmetiooa. _ ___ Ihlscura has bcenrecoroisedformaay jean, XRM 05LT BAES BZUANCS is la Ckeseiaaß’s Fesdlp PHfc, that Ladles bars for relief from the suppress*®* o£ those pssiODS whiebjlf hrptM aeeonime to pe Of Nature, will GUaIIVNtEBTO THB3I tae faHcrt amountol'cooc health and sirength: and which,* not reznlarly experienced, *wlll produce Mlaßß* AND DEATH, and Is* Umt yuan or au. Bi*ana» wi»nrwimn>Fmm. Chcfiseiaa&s Tealsie FUis. THIS GOOD OK3 EEMEDT lor ““52^2? Pifls n ava NRVEH TAILED, and thousands of certlft- TKino stem guarantee that 0> E ru a/wi 11 re»i^ st ssifis* dwd, so certain ars fom\k Pilb, n nva «r POPTTLXS STTSI CCIU TOM E§lh s'r.'s tpgdy f:rall coiartalD?*' peculiar fo y*iioa>Ua.igi>pr»ijy wrra csst4Zztttpxsioi>ica t -“^AuuLaixT. “MlMns that HABBIED ASD SlMtiL* open rioTr aye relied upon for many years, or rtiy NEWARK OK IMITATIONS! Parent to jour and XaSs this ndverw.. Mm iha; yoa mat The Best Female Sfledicina in the World, WHICH IS COMPIUSED IS ChE€£lTEl> t Zfr«Cheeseman*a Fills have received, and ara now v receiving the sanction of the most ulshtPbtb. EXPLICIT DTBECTIQK3 Vith each bo*. Tb« psion, ONE DOLLA3 peb BOX. containing from fifty to sixty Pills, Fills aent bt mail, raoafprLT, by remlttn* to tfeft proprietors, or any authorized agent. Soldby Druggist, generally. TRutenppliedbyLOßOAsr.rTTß.Wboiesale hnf> gists, 23 Lake street, Chicago. HUTCHINGS ELLIES, Proprietors. deS*SCWtOTr a* (tala B1 Cedar etrrst Ktw Toxic* D CaiIPOUJiTO EXTRACT OF V FIRE'WEIID, Or Bnmor and Liver Syrup, la believed to be Use greatest remedy ever dlacar ertd for the BSUOYAL 0? BT7XOBB IK TSB BLOOD*. It li a vegetable compoau&.avd contains no miner, al or tois*cox» substances whatever: it la entirely ba»miem, ana a» »«e same tint* p werfni in Ua effect#. Cff“Tbis meolcita la WadlitANIED to com tba fouowms complaints: Pireweed. ..Cores Scrofula. Pireweeo Cores Salt Bosom. >rr»wwd Cores Scald Head. Fire-weed Cures ‘koßbotn Ulcers. Fir ewesd Cores Bheomatism. Eirewet d-.. ..Cores Bingworm or Tettar* Ftraweed Cores Pimples oa toe if ace. jrirevsed Cares chronic oßosirnvowr o*n» nr mmi, XSD W&cr WB WaBSAJfT THIS HBOICIHH, W* SHAH just wiiat wb ear. If any one n*e« tne Firrwoed lor the diseases which we hare recommended it for, and it not nuiy sailefled that it is all wi bbo-»s- HXSTS rr. be can return the bottle to the A-ent aa purchased, the medicine of, and bo will refand Use nancy. Sbcu-d yonr nearest Drnntit not have the article, do rot be pnt off by any o her prep tratioon that may be offered In Us place, out seed to nor Agent and be will lore aid, lecoresypacitad, by ezptess. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. See that oar signature )f on eyery bottle yon bar, and see that ‘'Dr. Weaver'* Compencd Extract of Firewred, or Humor and Liver 9yrns,"i* blown la the bottle; no other U genome. Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Fire Dollars. Pent by excreta on receipt of the won*?. Sold by all Druggists ana Medicine Dealer*. is .y> Dvodß, nortbeait corner Dear bom end Banco, ph streeiß. Chicago. Walker Sc Taylor, EC. SCOVIL, 70 Ban<lolplt St., Chicage, -WHOLESALE AQBST. rccrrcc neitontK Meoici«ba. All of our reader* are reqoettod to cc CO cerefolyp'nueiherQlainna ear* ri; c'J tuement of thcee lnaao» CC ther pert of tbis p'per, pod imae- CC dratoly toad for the 31 p*f£e oam* CC phlet, gvrior Inwrrsiing aaaralaa- CC ble information to both texe*. mala CC CC or female, cc „cc it l* sent to a sealed envelope, CCCCCCCCC free of pottage. CCCCCCC Addxea* Dr. W. E. MET.'WTU CO. Liberty street* Kew Tort, außl-cSMjltr* eat la 4«JJCONOiIY 13 WEALTH.” FBASKLTH.tliecteat-irof modern Pbliwopbw*. remarks that a penny a»Tod is penay earned. ateaoof deatrcyter jour waata pamw. preteraw anl receive lt» eoamJeat Is cats, •bleb we wl«l pay kr old n»w»p*s«f» ol »Tt7T description wool* or to n: old DimphltiUPf a! 1 tnde.cla clronUr*,band bill*, tickets. can?*, catalognaa. *ad old scrip pans? ts all tti »W«1»I. ts qnmntitlt slsr-ojr old «mioc paper ano ledßeif «le. of any at**. t* mAt r oir nmos may be wnKts cs ao3I*p34S3CU» OS£aadoipk street*

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