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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
~ m.H.H.Haus. Of MitHinturg, who

rM-Wm Il. II Haus, 0f Niiiinturg, who
was 10 the three months service, cut him
self in the right knee last Nov, aud had
his leg amputaied this week......A son Of
Jacob Cable los. one hand By having it
crushed in a cider press.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

1t is an old proverb that "boys will be
boys" What pity ',isut equally true
tha. men will be men!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

WHO PIONEERED Tue REBELS INTO
PENNSYLVANIA? ?-Iu conversation With
a gentleman yesterday morning, (wbo had
Ist arrived from Adams county, and who
is 3 respectable physician in Gettysburg,
he informed US aud large crowd at the
railroad depot, ,ha. the Rebels were con-
ductei into Franklin county BY three
Breckenri3ye Democrats, named Wilson,
Logan and Shines. He asserted that these
traitors knew every by-road, cow-pa,h, aud
private lane in Franklin county, and it
was to them that the Rebels we're indebt-
ed for their success 10 reaching Chambers
burg. Commen. on this horrible develop
meut is useIess-HrrisJu-g Telegraph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

complete circui, Of N'Ciellau's Army Of
10000, ani escaped Great is the
STRATEGY" Of y ouDg Napoleon " Gov.
Curtin is demanding an Investigation.
In the Vest, our Generals are at WORK
and the Rebel forces sre badly beaten.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
lG35S
1857
Ills gives Miller 1O1 mai.

Snvicr Co.-35O for Union Ticket.
Judge Hale carries Center, Clinton and
LycominS district for Congress.
Philadelphia 5000 Union-Lancaster
4,000-Allcghcny 5000
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Administrators Notice.

AULilHISl4 avn AsSNASC'
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
v Of AIa.uI-,r ,raroH on Ihe Estate Of
WIDOW ELIZABETH YOUNG, Iate OF Union
Twp. Union Co. deed. nave been granted TO
the uaters sued. bT The Register OF Union
county, IN due form Of laws therefore all per
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment. and those having just claims against
the same are also requested 10 present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
CHARLES CAWLEY, Adnin'r
Union TIP, Oct. 9, 1852
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Estate of VIM. B. Shriner.

Estate Of VIM. b. Shrlner.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Whereas
y letters of admin stratiou on the estate
of Maj. VIM B. Shriner, late OF Mluiinorrg'
in Union county, deceased. have been gran
ted to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 SAID estate are reqnes-
ted to make Immediate payment; and those
having claims against 1t will present thew
properly authenticated for settlement 10
JOS. W. SHRINER, Admin'r
Lewishurg. Oct l 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
TEN ACRES!
more or less, all cleared, va 4 Aich are ereo.
ted
GRlST MILL,

- Two Dwelling Houses, -
aut u,hrr BuiIi5a-s. There are also On sss
>a.t 9rerl--s an excellent We, Of WsIrr,
good ORCHARD. a first rate Meadow. SC.
Sal- To commence at O'Clock 10 the AFTER
noon Il SAID cay. when Terms Viii be ulajs
known ~ NOAH K Z.ddEkHAS.
Az far the hers Cf Jrnn E.Shel. dect.
AMI SAMUEL ZELLER, Guardian ell.
F.R. Z-Eer, sarah Zslier. and jeremiah
Ze.er. MINOR children Of Mary Ann Ze-
Ter. deed, wuo - selling uuder al ord<s
Of Orraals' C,ur:. D1,et Oct. !, 1861.
NIB. Tar purchaser Will receive 4 good uus
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Re al Estate.
Public Sale!

WILL be ras-e.! n 1r''ic sa'~ al the ho,ea
VI oi Michael h.eekaer, IN New Berlin.
FErpAY, OCTOBER q, 1862,
a csr'ain tract Of Land, situate IN iinestcas
rown>hip. Infon county, about half a NILS
from New jer.Ia. adjoining lands Of Absaloia
: SEin-..ri Esq. on the norih, land Of Phiiip
Gross E>q. on the east, renEs creek oDstas
south. and land .! .hl N.teA... On la- vcsI,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

iaTtner oTGtTs.
I@-Feruaudo aud Ben Wood, with all
the notorious Rebel sympathizers, joined
BY tie Liqlor League, aud aided by the
sc iineut. OF kuow Nothin gism, have con-
spired-as they have for two years past
under the name Of "Demccrscy," to elect
for Governor of New York State, NoratiD
Seymour. He made a studied speech
accepting the nomination, in which be
has a hundred things against Lincoln,
where lie has one sgaIust the Rebellion.
He never attended War Meeting, until
he was aspirin. to be Governor. And yet
BE- claims to be in favor Of a viz rous pros
ecuiion Of the War.
Gen. JAMES S. WApswoRru, the rich
es, farmer in Western New York, who
volunteered, with lis sons, over year
ago, and has been in the Union army, IL
actual service, ever siuce, is the nominee
of the Repubicans and Union Democrats.
ses-So long as the Soldiers voted Dem
ocra,ic, it was all constitution al-tut when
they began to vote against tha, party, the
Democratic Supreme Court decided their
voting was very Unconstitutional TIE
L7'r, ho'rerer, remains unrYeo'cf
some (probably but few uuier the deci-
si1n) soldiers have voted, and the Return
Judges in soma coun,ies-the Law plainly
requiring it-have adjourned uaiil Nov.
10 consider the matter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
DY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
ID Court Ct Union county, offer al Pubic
sale On SATURDAY, Nov =. l>6s. at 10.
\ NJ, ALL that certain lot Of UrOund, situate
10 Union township 10 4aid couaiy, bounded N
the norm By public read, east ~ public road
leat!ug from ieEisburs 10 Selins2rcve. and
sou.n and west b. lands Of Aaron Van Bus
kirk-c an,aiGing One Acre more or less.
where1u J., 4 ,V5-st1rey L0g House -
w..h the appul,eaaEces. Terms made E.A;1
knuwn al sale by
CHARLES CAWLEY, Adm.
Tui1n, Oct. 10. lof Mrs. L. fegso
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
LtwI-suEs BANK. Oct i

I.,wI.suEG BaSK. Oct. Is, SO.
THE Animal ELECTION for d reciorS VIII te
held a, the Banking House, on Monday,
the l7lh dav Of Nnvcmter next. beiween the
hours Of . O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock. j. Vi;
and on Tuesiav. the Attn CAV Of November
next. a general Meeting OF the Stockholders
Wi! be held :, the Banking House, al 20
o clock. DAVID REBER- Ca.hier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
sa,-Tbe Draft for Soldiers took nlaee

on Thursday in Penusylvania, according
T. appointment. Some few counties were
exempt. All the districts iu Union coun-
ty were ex mpt, except four, which yieli,
ed twenty men, as follows.
Men Drafted liz Union County.
HARTLEY-J .cob Barnet, David Bartly,
josiah Boop, Michael CEisWelI-i
ktLLT-Leonsri Boyer, Wiilm GlasA,
James Haf-r, Aaron Nagel, Jacob n.
Rluck, Peter Reinharr-6
LEwIs-Martin Aumiler, Is P Burd,
And. j. Carherman, Geo W Ca,hernau,
Lewis Mensch, VIM C. Smith,
LIMEsToNE-John Boyer, Joel Brouse,
james Loee, Joseph Seebold-i
These citizens are called 10 az h0nora-
tie s,ryic, in the sams manner as were
mos, of aur f.,hcrs of the Revolution, AID
in the Var Of 1872. They are suostan-
tial men in ju', proportion from each
party. We Understand they are TO assem-
ble 10 Lswisturs, early next week, for
further orders.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
SIj! EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED.
SO
S2j!

We will paw from S25 10 50 per month
and all eIpenses-'o active Agents. or give a
Commission Particular, sent tree Ai'reSs
Ere sewing Narhrre Company, K JAMES,
General Agent. Milan. Ohio" suaE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

Union PRAYER Meetings hereafter
in the German Reformed house, at !, Sabbath
afternoons. All are invited 10 aurhd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

Do YOl want a Fashionable Coat ?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Hayes 2S4 maj.
ASSEMBLY
Average mai. 4O4.

CONGRESS-rcported.
, 1862-10-02

. lSD1ASAp0LIS, sep. 81.
The attendance at the iair was not So large
to-day as WIS anticipated, in consequence Of
tic nrf:7oraole condition OF the weather.
There wtr: over 100 entries nlade by the
middle Of the afternoon. Stock aud machi-
merry still continue to arrive The show Of
hors 1s.h i'll be very respectable.
Elias. Dorsey & SIN ef Kentucky, alone
Fave some thirty head Of Green Mountain
Morgans.
Tie display Of cattle wilt fall short Of that
If previous years. Col. Sol M.redita's su-
perlor herd is sadly missed.
The committee will be appointed to-mor-
row, and examinations on farm products,
manufactured articles, &c, will take piace
horses in harness, eirgle and double teams,
for citizens purse, will also be ssow1.
The review Of all the military farce in this
city, by Gov. Morton, Gen. Lave a2d Col.
CaIiipgtcn and th<ir respective staffs, will
take Place during the afternoon on the
grounds in the rear of those occupied By the
tair-
The fast horses will all be Eho IN on Thurs.
day, AZ s~eepstakes on Friday
The Indiana troops in Gen Buell's army are
btitg paid off at louisville.
, 1862-10-02

From the Cincinnati Commercial, 90th-1
Our special dispatch from Indianspolis says
that Gen. Buell. has been relieved OF the coG-
mand Of the army Of the Ohio, and that Gen.
Thomas has been placed in commend. Louis
vile dispatches contradict this report. and say
Buell. is popular with the Kentucky State au-
thosities, Sc
We hope the rumor of Bue1l's removal is
true. Re has utterly lost the confidence Of
his army. We are not In doubt on that point.
Onr information is too ptRitive, and comes
from too manY quarters to be questionable
ltwas within Gen. Buell's power to hare
brought On an action with Gen. Bragg, and he
hsd The force to whip him It WAS within
Gen. BuelIs power to have relieved Munfords.
vile, and saved the terrible disgace aud dis
aster Of the eurre8der of that place. The gar
rieon Of Aunfor1syi}le WIS retained there on
tien. Buell's account, and he alone Is resPou-
>ible for its loss. II he has been trying 10 play
Brsggts game, he could hardly have done more
for him than he has done.
He baa left Nashville in precar arious condt-
ton, full Of slck aud stores H. has left hia
wagon train packed at Bowling Greeu, Al in,
vi,a+inn to the enemy. Aud nov " ith caarac
,eristic laggardness he has been waiting al
Louisville. giving The rebels AZ. opportunity t8
cut of Gen Morgan on his retra Il from Cum
berlard Gap, and placing Shis city ia danger
Thts Is rot endufabfe.
, 1862-10-02

New York, Oct. I've I've news from
Vera Cruz to S1pt- 10Th. The French had
taken possession Ct Il so'edad, between
Vera Cruz add Orizaba, aud had garrisoned it.
Their onject is 70 secure communication be-
tn een the two cities. The news At Vera Cruz
w.:s th&t typhoid fever Was making dreadful
r.vsg"s in TIE Mexican army, and that Gen.
Z,r::s; s;oza had died Of it. It was also said his
sacc:ssor would be Commonfort or Ortega.
Forry, the commander in-chief of the
French army in Mexico, had stopped At Mar
s;"lYue TN his way 10 V era Cruz, aud was
:xnfcssd d to arrive at that city in day or 70.
,i:e march Of the army on Mexico was ex-
i cied to tale Place toward the middle oi
, 1862-10-02

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1--Peterson'6 Dstscio,.
cautions The public Of new and dangerous
counterfeit On the City Bank Of Montreal, of
Canada, Of the denomination of four doliars.
It il 80 follows: vignette-Vulcan with an
anvil, tfatns OF CATS, &c, IN the distance Tue
on the right end. Cupid bestridinc a loo
ard q "4' on the left As CAnada money IL
at # MUM they may be 1.rgely shaved.
Aso, specimens OF dyes on the M=alaaics'
Bank Of New York, are being largely cir
culated.
, 1862-10-02
from CAIRO AND RE!0W.
the CCnTRABANDS, STILL THEY
COME.
EMkTEER2 AT MEM2H1a.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CAIRO, Oct. i, 1SG2.
There is no truth in the reported evacuA-
ton CcriDth. 4 gentleman Of high rank
assnres me that 1t will be held at all
i::sza.ds. TIE rumor, doubtless, origina-
ttd in the transfer of General Grants
headquarters to Jackson.
Ger. Roseeraas IS at Corinth, where he has
established his headquarters and where he
vii remain until driven out at the point Of
the bayoret, an event not likely to h1poen
this gereration.
Col. 7. Lyle Dickey, Of the 4th cavalry, was
il town yesterday en- route for Washington,
whittier he goes for arms for the cavalry reg
inlents in tie field in Ger. Grants depart
ment.
Col. Rerkin, OF the 18th Iowa, one Of the
berots Of Iuka, passed through here today.
His resignation was accepted before the late
battle, but he br1yely resolved to stay behind
ard take the chances in the fight.
The colonels horse was shot from uader
him three tines. One Of his shoulder straps
was shot ch and his pistol holster, which he
carried in hts left bre:st, vas perforated. H.
will rtsume bis connection with the law firm
CT Rankin & Miller. the latter having rscen.1v
received the appointment of iustice of the
United States supreme court.
r.;e e,;d ,bat tharo o~.r !. mn .,+..,,,.
90 ~ 1aS 'u0 ~ o'oo eon..aoAAo9
al eoEhtn' VINO VIII oe shipped 10 CAIRO as
scon as transportation can he obtained. The
number here is being very much diminished,
~ = esAL - sne oe'1aao 1oAousn Senl1tA LII!
ncjs.
| Elc intelligence Of the shooting OF General
:. Nilsson at Louisville creates q profound scn-
sutton he7c. The general opinion is that the
! acticn OF Gen Davis Was entirely justidatle.'
The steamer ]. J. Roe, as we learn from
I the S1eroYfhis R,:u.ti,, of tha 9TH w,a f,rea
;a+o ..,,1o.t ,,,, s,ra;. - psusa,ah h7 ~
-, .u'o 0snloi- Uio ''A.1 d. n .uoo'pa' os gue17
DlHs ut the latter place, with elx-pounoer.
For:u4ate1y tie Roe had On board, .
1,+ ,f c,rh;,as a.s+;raa f,- +ha c,,, 1u;na,,
, 1862-10-02
GEN, BUELL.

We deem ourselves in tie large and
respectable company Of thcee who viii
decline to believe in the reinstatement Of
1bat sIcwest Of u1l Dons until we are fully
Satisfied that the desirable end has been
reached Of lis removal. cnce out we
doubt if any cnquing Of officers viii re-
store tie snail-like Buell. to position he
1As held only to hold back from anything
glorious. We trust that onA.c lid Of him
1hcre will be no more Of him in post
~hcre qualities precisely the scycrse Of his
were cs1lrt1 for
, 1862-10-02

Thc People Endorse the Proc1ama A.
ton.

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicsgo Tdpun..l
MENDOZA, Oct. i, 1861.
Thtre was lsrge and enthusiastic meeting
eftlsc loyal citizens Of Mendoza and vicinity,
1T the purpose Of endorsing the presidents
proclamation. at the National Hotel, last
evening. John 8. Hewitt WAS the principal
speaker. His speech was replete with patriotic
s.numtnss anc earnest and eloquent appca1s to
bis fellow citizens to come to the supp ,rt of
the president, and to treat with the contemnt
they deserve, those disloyal Democrats 1ho
passed those seni-secesh resolutions con
dempinE the proclamation Of tho president At
the late Democratic convention At Ostswa
All the sentiments Of the speaker expressed
appreciation of the course Of the president in
itsufng his late proclamation Of emancipation.
were received By the people with enthusi .stie
demonstrations Of applause. At the close of
the meeting the German choir came forwar
and sang patriotic and appropriate song. The
reople dispezsed. well pleased with the deci-
ded success Of the meeting.
The meeting WIS the most enthusiastic ouc
held in this county It was largely attended,
Is Democrats aa well ~ Republicans.
, 1862-10-02
THE WHEAT TK AnE or CHICAGO
IN SEpTE7I BE&.

4 lew days sinre We published table
Eho~i,g the receipts durin.: tue first
twenty-five days in September Of this year,
compared with those Of the same period
Of las. year. As the ncw crop Of wheat
generally begins TO came in freely about the
1st of September, the receipts of that month
give some idea Of Tie yiell Of the crop.
Below We append table showing the
d,ly leotipts of Wheat in tails city duriIg
tie cnlic month Of September, for three
years:
QAI1.r REcEErTs CT WHEAT N CE1CAGo II EEr-
, 1862-10-02

NEW York, Oct. LA general convention
day, with T. full attendance.
Messre. Thompson Bros commer1.ed de-
nvering excite stamps to-day. The line Of
appl!cants extended to nearly one bclorl from
their Office. The excise Inv takea eae;t Tues-
day
Counterfeit IS and IS on the Conr,erc5.,
Hrrnch Bank Of Canada, 1t Co1lin1wc5d. dneiy
xatcuted on green tinted paper, hxyc mads
x,cir appeasance.
NEw Yo1K, Oct LAT an enthusiastic
German meeting last night. one Of the speak
crs denounced the statement that 6IEel had
5efFntd, OF was about to do 50, as mischtsy-
Qua lalsehopd.
, 1862-10-02
THE War IN MISSOURI.
Gen, schefieid Moves fi'6nl
Springfield.
The Situation in that state,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
ST. Louis. 02t. l, 1864.
Gen. Schofeld has advanced to Sarcoxie,
from Springfield, and Gen- Brown and Gen.
Totten are in supporting distance. Col
Weir OF kansas holds the advance and has re-
Gently been threatened By Cooper, whom he
hunted in the 1ndian Territory. There are
about Il, GOO rebels in the State.
A German arrived from Cranky reports that
the rebels are pressing every able bodied man
into the service, and all horses and supplies.
The rebels are represented in Al extreme
ragged and impoverished condition.
Southeast Missouri, IN vi.w OF recent pre-
paraticns made ty Gcn. Davidson, is believed
to be cafe.
MtKirsary's trial progresses very slowly.
At p7teent rate it will not be finished bc1orc
Christmas.
THINGS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
lCor1esp 1naence GAINESVILLE Gazette.l
LEAvEswoRTH. Kansas, Sept 2. 1869.
Nine companies of the Sd Wisconsin car
| airy, under command Of Col. B3zstoT TO-
getler With the 9th Wisconsin infantry, I'd
Ohio cavalry, several Kansas and M:ssouri
| regiments, and few batteries, all under COZ
| msnd Of Brig. Gen. Blunt, ere, ere tais, at
Springfield, Mo. Capt Stout, Go. q, who
! remaius with his company at Leaveasortn
| City, is provost marshal IF Ie2yenwoTth dis
trict, and Is hard at work aud doing his work
] well.
Fort Scott is to be garr;soned forthwith by
| tue nux 1lth Kausaa, OF which John Williams,
/ formerly OF Madison, Is adjutant
t The rebels art gathering hinge army on the
! coutlnes Of Arkansas, with which they pro.
| pose to overruu and '.libcrAe'' Missouri
| They already have =, ,0O0 men assembled, aud
| are increasing their numbtr daily. They have
SOME cannon, but are not fully armed. They
"Eeckon" they can take guns enough away
FROM our forces to 1T themselves out to the
extent Of their wants TAat Remains to b..
seen. I suppose We already have over Il, 100
| men ready ard anxious to meet them, aud if
/ tired fape'' Is not tuo slow in Missouri, we
ought to have 1900 more in 3 short time.
You may look for hard fighting in south west
ern Missouri before another month passes
Quantrelrs band, the terror Of the border
hereaway, is hing rapidly decinaied by our
boys, who have to fight them in the brush
under every disadvantage imaginable. i lew
| days ago twenty-five Of the y1iains bowed
| down to our caroipe-, never to pluader au d
pillage again this side Of i{ades. Tnose car,
bsnts are wicked thinRB-kil1 As far as you
can see. This is thu unhealthy season- Chill
fever, aguc, and ''sich LIKE" are ver5 preya
lent; still, a death In the regiment is one o
the rarest things imaginable. Recruits art
arriving every day from Wisconsin to fill ut
tie rrg;ment- Some thirty or forty OF then
! are here now, most Of them waiting tEanspor
! 4Atl0n to Otbtr C0upaDfES,
, 1862-10-02

HAv4SA, Sept. 27.-No vessels have a.
rri!ad::'pha en- the Goth inst. Nothing has
trans l'rsa here siace then, save q jubilee over
news received hy tae Columbia. rne only ar
rivals b-re Of n3L3 hare been the Victoria, an
English vrsSe;, 1l.tngh she carried large Sc
Ct Ssicn flag A. her tnre-aast when coming In.
She Is frai!, S:hIae Pass, a1d had cargo Of
TO b::es of cotton, which was sold at 46 cents
per Rvu1d.
IT,: Cn2a, from Mobile, also arrived on the
cd met S:4e has cargo Of about 600 bales
OF cotvon to be orwardtd to Europe.
The Iains continue.
The Eiekncss Is abating. We Learn TINT the
yellow fever has almost disappeared
, 1862-10-02
Ehe Trihuttr.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1869.


On the second page re publish full and
r-rant;c account Of the recent battle Of
Iuka, in which column ma My made up
If Iowa troops, was led to victory BY
wisconsin general. Gen. Hamilton aad
Ills troops fought well. Hal other com.
1a1anders co-opeated with hitn, the capture
RI Price was certain; but .hcy did not
This war is solid column Of misspcnt op.
fortunilies.
, 1862-10-02
FROM the STATE CAPITAL,

SPRINGFIELD, October 1.-The governor
is rushing the troops forward into Ken
tucky, IN order to make room for the
organization Of the new regiments in the
various camps Of instruction. The want Of
tents and other equIpage prevents the more
rapid dispatch Of the regiments.
A severe hail storm visited thfs city to day.
Ihaye not heard that it did any material dam
age
learn that Coy. Yates has made arrange
ments at Washington to have better descrip-
ton Of arnls forwarded to our troops in q
short time. Some Of the arms lately sent
here are very poor.
The rumored peace proposals from Rich
mond are believed By leading men here to be
gotten up BY rebel sympathizers for the pur.
pore Of dividing the North in view Of the ap-
preaching elections.
The rebels expect great aid from the Demo-
Gratis in the States in which elections take
place this fall.
Col. Days regiment {91st) left hele noon
to-day for Louisville. It will be followed by
FIVE others In few days for the same pIace
namely:
97ln, Col. Rutherford.
III b, Col Juda.
107:r, Col S1en.
115.b, Col. J. Il. Moore.
1l7th, Col. Z. A. Moore.
124;a, Col. Sloau.
The Chicago Times charges Mr.. Iagerso,l
with having been i GOV =rnment contractor. /
know not whether this is so, but do know
that bis Vallandingham opponent, LIT. James
c. Alien, has been interested in government
contracts for horses, cattle, &c, in his part
of the State, Crawford county, since the
b1faking ont Of the IEar
, 1862-10-02

From the a',,yc it will be stGn that the
Teceipts during tue past mcntl show a fall
l'g off IRON those u Inst year of / 1,a61 ,676
bushels; while they art only about one
half as much as tire receipts Of 1860. This
<7cu1d Indicate almost 10 certainty tlat
1hc crop this year is lar short Of those OF
1890 and 1861.
Tie following table shows the daily
prices If No. Spriag Wusa! in sore in
Ills market during the month of Scptcm-
Hlcr for uucc ycnrz-
, 1862-10-02

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The HeralTs Wishing
ton correspondence says: 1t Is understood
that Hon. Eli Thayer will imm-diately rc-
ceiye the appointment of military governor OF
Florida This appointment is made @ith
view to enable fhsycr, ard those VIII, are act
l, z with Eiu', to carry out their sch ,ms for
tie In reduction into the Southern States Of =
loyal l&boring population, +.
, 1862-10-02

ipez, 7s0 ice: Ic7s, q portion Of the extensive
ra:eut leather rlaautac.ory Of 7. D. Hardell
l. Co., was des1roYed By fire ttis n1nrain-,
with large quantity Of k1apsacks and lea.h
Ct, Loss ,N0, EtliIF insured.
, 1862-10-02

Willie looking ogcr the above table, it
Tould be VIII to rcco1lcct that dollar
bill now is worth in gold a5oat seventy
eight cents, while last year it ssas worth
Ole hundred cents. This will b-1ng prices
really down to ahoIt those OF last gear, aud
about ten cents per bushc1 lover ::lan tlose
s,f 1904
, 1862-10-02

New YonK, Oct. 1.-Commodore Wander.
hjIt is converting tic steamer Vaad .r5:t,
which be lately gave to the United States Goy-
srS ment, into i ma1-cfEar- She will cafT5
sot1te twelve guns Of h:avy calibrc and will be
TIE fastest war ressel atoat.
, 1862-10-02

OF for the War.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlcsgo Tribune-1
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Oct. l. 1861.
The G.h regiment having received march
Ing order-, I'll furloughs are revoked.
THos. E. CHAMPION,
Colonel 96th Regiment