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, 1862-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MAEKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. n, 1862.
Financial matters arc moving along smoothly
With money plenty, and business generally active
and rennneratiye. Notes are about universally
paid at maturity, and bankers have therefore
abundant means 10 take NIL the new paper that
Offers. Tho latter half Of the week the demand for
accommodations was 60 heavy that bankers found
Themselves short, b1,t we hear Of less complaint
by correspondents.
For most Of the week, under the heavy demand
for currency, New York exchange has been very
abundant. TIE demand Is good and most houses
rcport>lt shade closer. The buying range today
is yot SO wide. ruling ut K discount q par. The
larger houscs took 1t only at the lower rate We
quote the selling price atpart@H premium.
Gold is firm, aud some housea are beginning to
orr CT from New York to meet tho wants Of GUS
TONERS. The general buying price here was aox.
though some Of the brokerspai1 the full New York
rate, viz: 81 per cent. premium and at times ever
q fraction above Was conceded It is understood
that tie demand comes from the cotton dealers. It
may be forgotten By most Of our readers that by au
order from Gen. Grant OF the Treasury Depart
1ncut, and perhaps Of both, it is unlawful to pay
gold ior cotton, but whether the matter can be
reached BY the authorities. remains to be seen. 1t
is certainly lawful for our brokers here to eell to
whoever Niehes to buy
Old Treasury notes were bought ut a6..
The price Of silver was 29D25-the latter for
large coins.
CHICAGO C1T1 BoxDE.-C. c. Parks &; Co. sold
to-day parcel Of Chicago city per cent bonds to
a Washington capitalist at 1i0.
, 1862-12-29

Etarlike objects at once assuming the appearance
Of the moon, beth Ia size and general character.
THUS Jupiter is converted into large. bright. lu
him. and frequently under eclipse. So Saturn,
several Of which arc seen ii the same @6ment and
now apparsny eataneled = tae azea
them; T6is alone most amply rewards tic patient
But directing II Tie IN Instrument to part Of the
heavens where nothing is yisible-all seemingly
blank spaee-the eye is. in moment, almost das-
upon etar, suns 1nfngle wifi suns, and attempting
to count these apparently comning ng1fng worlds only
are 50 me-
and such they literally TO the human eye, though
separated BY distances beyond human compufa-
scnts one broad. dszzling zons Of hgh5 exssndlng
around the whole rault Of the heavens.
The telescope proposed to be secured for the
glo1ies Of the heavens. and enable us to aake IN
angels tour through Jehovafa'e empire:
oiaAaaA".
Mrs.. FREMoHr's BooK--The "story Of the
Guard'@ by Mrs. JeEsie Fremont, Is Just received
by John R. Waleh, corner Of Madison street and
Custom House Place.
# Diary and Office Journals for 1863; also the
Household Expense Book very convenient
article for housekcepers at McNalIY q Co.'S, 81
Dearborn street.
J.J, ,Dehan, the elegant Card Writer and Pcnmap,
sends hia cards to any place in Illinois receipt Of
price Wedding cards, $500 per pack; New Years
call cards. $500 Money sent at his risk. Cards
sent by return mail, Get your cards at once.
de2Vst
Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT & STnATroN's s
CHICAGO CoANERc1cL COLLEGE, to get thorough
business education.
W Go to Brackett's for Pure Home Made Can
6iet 69 Clark street, opposite the Sherman House,
+ and 107 Clark street, in the Methodist Charch
| Block. dec229t
| - 98 Dearborn and 120 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places In the city fordyeins
| and cleaning ladies' and gentlemen's clothing
Cook 4 McLatn, proprletors.
| H Gail Cards for New Years. Kidder's E1
ce1sior. Office at Sherman House. Ladies call il
| par}or. dec2s-at
B1ASKs,-The following list ofapproved forms O.
Pension. Back Psy and Bounty BLANKs are fo
sale at the TRIBUNE Office. Sent by mail, pos
paid Cash must accompany the order:
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
ofWidow for Payment Of Pension,
OF Invalid Pca6loner for Payment O
| Pension.
Declaration Of Minor Children for Pension
- Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Claim for Horee and Equipment
Clai1n Of Heirs for Arrears.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Mothers Application for Pension.
Officers Certificate Of Soldier 3 Disability.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money, Arrears
| &c.
| Surgeon Certificate ofSolaier's Disability.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money aud Al
| rears.
Widow IS Declaration for Ha1f Pay Pension.
, 1862-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. e7.-CoTToKA Armer with good
INJURY, Sales 1900 bales at 6E9S7h for rmiddling
"1l1 FrnnE-Fr1per and quiet at Ss s@5.90 for supe1
state: 4GlnM6 IS, for state; 45.T515:90 for west
esn: $GWs64 20 for inferior to good extra western;
s67NE6,T5 for common to COED ,B singing brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and $6aoeaa-sa fof trade
brands market closing quiet.
WH1sKT-Market without material chance; sales
I'D BIS at ssH@s9; ncaEay all at the Latter price
ersliy insist upon prices above yieMs ufchaseEs
Ii .aim1 50 for choica spring; $21413 III Tor MI
WaISee club; 1.S8 for amber 1oNai N.sN8
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DAILY MARKET,


SATUHDAT EVEaINa, Dec. Y, 1860,
PROVISIONS market is generally firm
firm at $1a, ,7sGa1300. Sales were:-500 bxs Short
Middles at CXc; LEO b1s do at exc; 12G0pO lbs
Milwaukee, Cnt Bulk Hamb at 55sc loose, delivered
1900 pcs Green Hams at Axe; 1,000 pcs Green
Shoulders at 34c; 150 tres prime city Kettle Leaf
Lard at 81 ,050 trcs prime city Steam Rendered
(Kettle-d -dr1ed} at 5xc.
TALLoW--Firm. sulcs, $50 bElB prime city
packing honEe at 8Nc-
BUTTER Two tons Roll at 1ac; II t1rasins do
at13c-
DRESSED hogs Received. a,s51. Market &C.
tive and q shade better for good hogs, but un-
changed for light and soft. Sales were:
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uOGS-The receiptB Of Live Hogs at an the
yards for the week ending to-day amount to n 1856
This is IL, ,s6 more than last week and 34037 more
than the corresponding week Of 1851. The
weather during the past week has been very wet
ard disagrce:hfe, which has prevented the pack
ers from cutting to any considerable extent. II
knee deep, which must necessarily have an il
furious eHect on the hogs confined there: To
obviate this difficulty We would recommend the
yards to be cleaned ut least once week. Not
withstanding the heavy receipts ard deter
n,aDation Of the packers to establish
with an nnusua1 degree Of hr1nness on the
part Of the drovers, who. knowing that this was
about the last "big run Of shad ~ for the seaaon.
determined to hold their hogs rather than accept
the concessions asked Occasional lots were sold
at decline by those drorers whose business COM
PEELED them to return home. Heavy hogs of 900
he and upwards still command the extreme out
side hgures, while OIL other grades there is nom-
ins1 decline Of 10G16c. The transactions for the
week foot up eome 45.0Qo at a range OF *3,s51l.60
for common to good lard hogs, and $3G513-S5 for
hugs Of ECO ms aud upwards.
To-pA1-Rcccived 19.106. The market ruled
with more frmncss to-day. owing to . change III
the weather-promising smother ''told suap-but
VIC nCte no quotablc improvement. The market
over ttnsoId~
We give closing Prices as follows:
Hogs averaging 800 lbs and upwards. $3e5@3.s5
kxtIa iaTd hogs. -.--..-...-.----.-- 5.4N43 6u
Aedinn 10 Goca .-..+-.~..---..-.-.-. 5Nt95-aa
, 1862-12-29

Is Hogs at $3.50, $40 and 4oo-diyiding On $50
4s Hogs at $ 30. SO and .so-dty1aing On 1bo
co Hogs & $50 ais and 4oa-airiding On 1so
70 Hogs at $s:5o, s.75 and dividing on 1bo
FLoUR-Received, 3s9t brla. Market active
and stesy b.la ge9 EP5ng eE5Ea Ct
Eagle At $50; SO brls .'The Northwest'' do, and
spsg zS S5,z S TUT 81 i ss Pup rat
WhETNeeaI9sa II y saRssa s9gs5 firm, but
inactive. Sales: goo bn No Red Winter IN
store At s9e; 59q M ~ pq N9 Spring 1 Muqq ~
10 bn do in Mum & Scott s. at Sic; SOD bn Re-
jeeted Spring in store ct 69c,
1860 bn do at $50; 60o bn Rejeeted Com in store
at S2e4c: 1,6oo hu do Ut a2Hc.
lower sa1es: 1so6ba So m n stofe At &c. M 81
RYERcceived, a,ol1 b. Market quiet Sales:
4C1 bn MOI in store at 60c; $50 bags do at Csc on
BARIEY-Received, 1,11a bu Market more
active and better. ea1es:aaa 200 ba prime by sam
Pc ct 70, go hu fair at SOC on tracks 400 bu do
TMoraY 81 q! SEED Market firm. sales:-aoo bu
CLOVER sEED-a bags good quality at $3.50.
FLAX sEED-2s hu good at sa,37K.
HIGHWINEs- Uncilanged and quiet. Sales 100
sALEDomest1c Coarse and Eine firm at s. .a5
aaGing s. ;55@1 IS per sack .o,rm
at ST. del: 500 city Pork Barrels at $1.3s del,
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-1oW lbs at $500 per
100 1bs. sacks returned 80 hrls do at SG.25.
NaMsThe market continues 3irn with fail
business, On lots Of 100 kegs and ovcr discount
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Eaada In pJ.fJA JAf3A1nyefA-nar Il q

Seeds In Philadelphia 20.
There is 1ees demand for c1ovcrseed. with fur
tier ea1es Of some sou bu at 80. mostly ut
s5l6. 80 p bn for good and prime seed. Timothy
Is quiet at S2oe@ss IS q bu. Flaxseed comes ID
slowly. and the sales are in q eman way only at
shout $3.50 q bn. Some Of the c1ushera are not
tb.1rirr
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The recc5pts of Beef Cattle and Live Hoes at the
various yards il the ety during the past week end
A7 ~ 1@' Beeves. Hogs,
No. No
Week ending Dec. c.6....2T52 G. 1895
Weet c,1iiuS Dee. .9O..............2.970 6D,8lO
Weck enIiu:. Dee, T7,t95
,,-.s ~ r1r1c,,r nv 11vr sTocT rRom cu,caao
RA1Es OF fHEt6ar oE 1s, a1ss sIooA ff'oa ohioAao
~ o&ls'oAa' f.+,,o Ho.s
~aeae' 70 Xxx ms
N;c,, CENT + Mich South, large cars $555 IS ets
1'r1 ~ ~ of fs1 Sin fsrt ~ '~N sG x =
Ss;cbi... 81 G.ct,.1 i small t. ,.ora IL q
, 1862-12-29

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
Il ROAn CO3lPAN3--GKNERALS SCPERIETENpHNTa
tFF1oE. Chicago. December 9Th. T6.-Notfce "a here
6y given that nszangeueuta havc been made ~ which
the 3tsr Inst. After that date the train will be run IN
der new regulations. and new rates cf fare viii be
Genera. Passenger Agent, Central DePot.
de15-yaS52W #. E. ARTHUR, Gcn. Sup't.
, 1862-12-29

Pittsburgh OIL MarKet-Dec. 25.
There il no demand for crude oil, and the market
liz very dull and prices are lower. In the absence
Of gales VIC quote at 21c per gal1on and 800 extra
for brls Refined also is dull aud depressed,
though prices remain about as before.
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Philadelphia OIL Market-Dec. 28.
Therei is no CHAR in fish oils. and very little DO
ing in the way ofsaes. Lar oil is also quiet at a0
90c Linseed is dull and selling 80 wanted at 81 3
@1.24. Coal oil continues unsettled, and the sales
limited at f0Gt tsbc for refined
, 1862-12-29

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Te1cgraph,l New YoEK, Dec. u, 1862.
i Second Board.-stoeks active excited aud
higher.
Chicago & r. 1.--- 81 4. ST. Il ;,.....-s7
G. Ga3 ! iii H. no. no 3at nia "a q
& e. : s.f.Ftw&o 81 Missoa1 visa A. 6s &:
Hl; eaa; III ss;jn; i; -; * f,FtW $c1 mtgl5s
n}$s |$ s. s - v il { n.y. a$
GOVERNMENT sTocKs.
SSss SSss 8 fgs 5:nsa s5s Sees @
q. s, ts VI CERT. 964
51oKEY lIAuKET-Easy ut per cent.
Sterling ESchange uniet and frIncF- Quota
tions are Ays1@1i5n I n for merchants and 145K@
at ss;5SGsss6 '''4 'O ''''''
Exports from New IorA.
The exports for the week arc less than for last
week. aid less than for the corresponding week Of
last year. which was tue banner week OF the year.
The exports exclusive Of specie from New York
to foreign ports for the wcek ending Dee. =. werc:
ffs1. fs:1. repo4fsd 10 mfs5 sss s.
sineeJan L. s1oo, ,aos 9Ge s1s5, 17s s15so.a ass
Included in the exports OF domestic prodnce
for the week are, 81 brIs aEhcs 11,aa6 1bs bees
! wax. 4a,259 brls wheat -four, 40 brla
ne. -four. s.2:.g brls corn meal. .462.474
bushels wheat, 4,S9a bushels rye, s05 bushels
candles. ei6 bxe sperm do 49 tons coal, II ba1es
cotton: s75 bales lug, ! So! balls hops, y hrls
pitch 116 brs tar bfis crude turpentiuer 30 br1:
OIL TN gals fpet1n oil, a3:s'l gals ffnseed oil
S,G71. br}s pork 34as bss beef 3 2s- rs rhe eut
meats. sa5 091 1bs butter 6I9021 bs cheese, 1e5s
500 It's lard go bcls rice as0.T2a lbs tallow SAIL
rks crude tobacco. 402G lbs manufactured tobacco
| and {, ,906 ns whalebone.
, 1862-12-29

SHEEF-Tbe receipts are Light and there iB ycry
little doing, The market is firm at 81 .a25Ga4.50.
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E,ust.

r OST-On Wednesday last, a
-1lLady's Green Morocco Pottempnnaie containing
about seFenteen dollars in money The finder shall be
suitably rewarded It he viii return the to the
owner. st $40 Wabash avenue. de1Ty52r2t
, 1862-12-29

w ANTED-A good Engineer, to
W run a. Stationary Engtne-onc who can also
work at ltgt blacksmith york preferred and oas that
Jefferson street dea5- -ySe!St
" A N TED-A situation by a
w young man as clerk or porter -Cnn write q
gccd hand and Is not afraid OF work Address
AcHARLEs." 81 South Clinton street. care Of Penny
, 1862-12-29

Nv ANTED-1nfornation Of q boy
left hts home on the West Side on Sunday Dec, It'll
since which time nothing has been heard from him.
receiyed By bis parents. Or ut Post 0ace Boy 13 CHI
, 1862-12-29
Un Rent,

ITO RENT The Dwelling No. 369
4 Ohio street. (corner Of Sand, at 81 Per mouth;
Possession given the first Of January: Inquire ot
ANDREW J. BROWN, 81 South Clark street..
, 1862-12-29

DOARDIN G.-Two bedrooms
VIZ h, 5oa5d fbp do5 gsnieneu
, 1862-12-29

COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. Dec n, 1862.
he receipts during the past n hours were a.
, 1862-12-29

DOARDING-A pleasant Fur-
D u1sfed RooH with board for twq singte Ell gs,ste
eu or reutleman and Vate. at 81 Van B1rea s99eet'
, 1862-12-29

w AKTED-To exchange $4,000
W worth Of Fresh Groceries, comprising gene
ra assortment for Western Real Estate and Cash Cat
property, Mould exchange $sD go worth for ot!er
goods Suitable f0r country store In lots to sut. A
ply by letter, With stamp in person. to BURKE l.
CO. 81 South Water stteat, aeeyty55a3t
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REPRESENTATIVE Conference.

The Conferees representing the Repre-
sentative District composed OF the Conuues
of Columbia, Montour. Wyoming and Sal
lival,s met al LapoHe, on Friday, Septem-
Der 18th 1862, pursuant to adjournment.
The following Conterees were present:
mbia-Ali1as Cole, w. l. Shuman.
Moriour-Dr. L. F. Caldwell, VIM. Mowry
Wyoming-Harvey Sickler J @ Spaldng.
SulIivan-John G. Wright, Michael Aleylerl.
The meeting organized by choosing DR.
L. f. Caldwell, of Monlour, Chairman, and
Harvey Sickler, and Michael Meylert, Sec,
retaries.
The Conferees having presented their
credentials, and all proving satisfactory to
the conference, VIM. Mowry, nominated
John C. Ellis, of Montour county, and John
G. Wright, nominated George D Jackson,
of Sullivan county, as our Candidates TO
this Representative District in the next Leg
islaIure of this Safe.
Gin motion the nominations were closed
and John C. Ellis, of Monlour county, and
Geo D. Jackson, OF Sullivan county, were
declared unanimously nominated by this
Conference.
Harvey SickIes, of Wyoming, moved that
in consequence of Montour and Sullivan
Counties having the Candidates for Repre>
seriatiyes, the Delegates 10 the next State
Convention be conceded to Wyoming and
Columbia which was unanimously agreed
to.
J. G. SpaIding, Of Wyoming, moved that
in accordance with the resolutions OF their
cornly convention the candidates for The
ne1a year be conceded to Wyoming and Co
luEnbia-which resolution was voted down.
ldichaeI Meylert, then moved that in ac-
coidance with previous arrangements, the
candidates be conceded for the present term
of TWO years TO Mon:our and Sullivan coun-
ties and tie ensuing term of two years TO
Columbia and Wyoming counties and iha.
this be considered the permanent arrange
me,nt while our Representative District re-
milins the same.
Messrs. Sickler, Shuman and Cole were
appointed committee to wait on the Can
diiales and inform them of their nomina-
sien.
The candidates being introduced accept
the nomination with gratitude.
There being no other business, the Con-
fetence adjourned TO meet atWaIIs Hotel in
Tlinkhannock, the second Friday in Sep
tember, 1869.
W.T. CALDWELL, Chairman.
4. 4. s'esIsa, @sIsss'' ss'aa'ie'
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Victory PercheS Upon the stars and
Stripes.

New Stock Of Goods just received By
l.. T. SHARPLESS.
F.ne assortment of Dress goods, Calicoss
at 10, y, 10 & Is cts, Flauupls, Shiruug.
sc, cheap. by
L T. SHARPLESS.
Ladies Lasting Balmoral Shoes & Caters.
and large stock OF shoes and boois of an
kinds, Tor sale by
L. T. SHARPLESS
Ladies Bamoral sklrs, Hoop Skirts, win
dow papers, &c, sold cheap. By
l.. I. SHARPLESS.
Sugars and Syrpps cheap. Excelsior
SyTup al 75c which cannot be excelled, al
so tower priced a. soc per gallon al
l. 7. SHARPLESS' cheap cash store.
To those wanting to buy goods for cash
or country produce. or gram of auy kind [
would say call and see the goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
L. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Sept. II, 1862.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real ESate

In pursuance of an order oi The Orphans
Couu OF Columbia county, on Saturday Tie
lIih day OF October next, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, Slephsn H. Miller Guardian
OF the minor children of Zsbulon L. Gross
late OF Bloom township in said county,
deceased, wall expose 10 sale, by Public Ven
due, upon The premises, a certain planls-
ton or tract at land situated, in Mount Pleas
ant Township Columbia county, containing
one hundred aud seventeen acres and one
hundred and forty one perches-Bouudsd
BY lands of Daniel Mordan, John Mordan,
George ApPieman and oIhers-wheFeon is
erected two story frame dwelling house
aud a Bank Barn. Some Fruit Trees on
The prsmi=eS.
LaJe the E-tate Of said deceased. sinats
in the township Of MounI Pleasant and
COUNTY aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk
Terms made known on day OF sale.
S. Fl. MILLER,
GuGrdiGn.
Bloomsburg. SEPT II. 1892
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The Enrolment for This County.

We are indebted to Capt. VIM. Silvefs,
Commissioner 10 superintend the drafting il
this county, 70. the following statementeiv-
ing the number of persons enrolled, appor
tonment of the different townships, number
of men 10 service and the quota yet TO be
furnished by each township. As it is
matter of constant inquiry, our readers will
feel grateful Tor the Information
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100 OF the most severe Battle Scenes and
Incidents Of the war now ready (size Isx
80 mchss) highly colored, on fine card pa
per, 4 for % cents, or % for 81, po>, paid.
Also, just published, the Official Union
Volunteer Directory (400 pages), giving
the name of every Officer and private Ia
the Union Army with their commands, sc,
toa ether with a large amount OF other val-
nable information, sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt OF % CTS, To Agents and the trade
no beuer opportunity was ever offered.--
Address HENRY B. ANSON, Prin; Publish
er, sc, 40 State ST., Boston, Mass
- Papers copying, paid in The above.
354-5
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GEO. F. BAILEY & cos
Z00LOGlCAL1a AND HIPPO-ARENTC
Pavilion

The public * respectfully informed tb.,
this Mammoth Embellishments. comnr,s,n',
lie largest collection OF rare and cuttons am
Imais. "a well as The most cemplete com.
pany of EQUESTRIAN Gymnasls, &c. ever
seen on tbs continent VIII make its GRAND
eDlree INTO this Place on WEDNESDAY
the 2lth day OF Sept al 10 O'Clock A M.
aud 9lvelwo exhibitions aud performances
at and O'Clock p M
Among the most curious ard beautiful
specimens of rhe animal creation which
comprise the Geological Department are
Aircan Lions, Bengal Tigers. Leopards
l'he largest aud most beautifully marked
ever seen, Hyenas, Tiger Cats, Jackal. Pu-
ma: ana large collection of Monkeys from
the Goniia-like Orang-Outang, 10 the plav-
lul Chmpazee F'
In The Ornlhological Department will be
found asplendid Aviary OF Rare Birds ot
tue most gorgeous and dazzling plumage
including some remarkable and iniefeslInr
specimens OF Maccaws Golden Pheasan;s
Red, Gteen, Grey and Muiicolored Parrots
horned Owls, Birds OF Prey OF various spe-
cles, besides vast number OF unione Qua
druPedaI aud Fealhered varieties adoreiin,
q fich and varied treat 10 the students OF
Natural History.
FfomInenI among ihe many artists who
comprise The HipPo-arenic Department. are
Jas Dehoti, i4e RoI de HIppOdrome, Nine.
osephner acknowledged 5y the public OF
pom hsmlspheres, 10 be the most beautiful.
1&shins and accomplished Equisiriebue oI
me age. lie Jeuue Burt The great rider. e
hiFefs, The great Bareback and Scenic
Equestrian, the Denzer bros. The wonderfnI
AeTobais, PeTche and Alto Bano performers
So Wooision EiIiagham, B. WiHbanks
&c. jim Ward the world-renowoed per
forming Clowu, Sig. Wambodl the great
Trek Clown, besides foil troupe OF Aero
j bats, iumbiers, Trapezs performers Yan,t-
efs JageeF~, Dancers aud Athletes.
qe programme OF performance will be
rlch ana varied comprising an array OF nov
ellles such Cannot tail of insnring tba
most complete satisfaction.
30 iui Bands, imposed of first-cla.s
solo performers from The Academy nj Mn.
SIC, New York and Boston, will accompany
Ihe establishment. The Brass BAND lei
bysIhe celebrated HaeSfTo A. d. Aiwopd :
Tue String Band led by the distinguished
IRPfe,IaHJ Geo. Smith
The Magnificent and Spacious Pavilion
Wagons lrappings Harness, Cages. So.
are al new aud trium phs OF American Me-
/ chanicai skill.
- Abundance to Menagerie and Circus
/ combined, Only % cents.
Berwick, Sept. 25
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The Draft.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMISSION
Err
ExEcOTIvE CHAMBER,
HARRIsBuRG Sept. o. 1862.

HARRISBURG I>ept o, loOS.
SlR You. will herewith receive a copy
OF General Orders No. 12l, issued by the
War Department, giving particular insiruc-
tions as 10 The care and organization of
drafted men, or of volunteers received in
lieu of drafted men. You will examine the
orders carefully and carry out their direc-
'iions faithfully.
The quota for your county 10 fill the sew
eral acquisitions made upon this State by
the War Department is 532 men.
You will apporlion this quota to the diff
ferent townships, boronghs and wards in
yonr county, in accordance with the enroll
neni made by the Marshalls, OF men sub
ject to military duty It will not be made.
however, until the appeals are held aud The
claims 10 exemption are decided. as it can
not be lnstIy apportonei until the exact
number of men actually subject 10 military
duty in each district is ascertained.
When The proper proportion of each sub-
division of The county is deiermined,in ac.
cordance with he men actually subject TO
military duty, you will ascertain from the
enrollmentsthe number of men each district
mas now in the service, and credit it there
with on IFS quota In this credit, meo en-
listed in the regular army. in The marine
service, bIacksmilhs, bridge builders, car
Penters, teamsiers, clerks, &c, and men en-
listed in regiments or companies organized
under The laws Of other States, are not 10 be
embraced. You viii credit only for men