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, 1863-09-29
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE,


Yesterday was noted Sunday In Rockford
All tho churches were supplied by members
Of the Conference, and the attendance was
immenee. At the First II. E. Church In the
morning, and ut the Court street n. E.
Church in the afternoon, where the ordina.
tions we're hele, the people flied the churches
long before the hour Of service, and the ser
vices were Of the most impressive character,
The Conference met at eight this morning.
Religious ser7lces were conducted By Rev. 8.
Ban0ock.
On motion a COPY OF the report OF the
Committee On the State of the Union was or
deIed to be cent to the PRECEDENT Of the Unit
cd States.
Tho Bishop caused to be read tho certificate
OF the ordinations performed yesterday.
An interesting communication from G. L.
s. Stuff, Chaplain Ut the 49th regiment ILL.,
nois volunteers, was read and ordered to be
printed In the Nor4hmesteTn Christian ddro~
cate.
t. The report OF the committee on the Ger
man work, recommending the organization
Of German Conference, was read, adopted.
and ordered to BE- published.
The reserve delegates to the General Com
ference, whom omuitted to report on Sat-
9rday, are Rev. #. 7. Aarlowc, c. G. Best, F.
connection with resolution Recommending
the enlargement Of the Presiding Eldersr dis
tfIcfs, which eliminated In voLe OF 81 10 81,
recommending the reduction cf the number
OF the Erglish districts from keyen to five,
Acollscti"n was ordered to meet the indebt-
a6nees Tor publishing the minutes.
The report Of the Conference Missionary
Society for the year, shows IN increase Of
s8,92I 20: The whole amount contributed be.
Ing $17,597.43
TIE report Of the Board Of Stewards vas
read and approved.
rpcrt, which was sdopted. The Increase Of
contributions placed the Conference ahead OF
al1 the Ctnters I cee West Of New York.
The report Of the Committee on Education
was further presented, and the portions rc-
Clarke Seminary, Northwestern Fema1c Col
ltge. Garrett Biblical Institute, and q pro-
pofed educsttoual enterprise In Kankakce,
were contidere6 and adopted.
The report Of tie Sunday School Commit
after amendment, adopted bY the Conference.
The enbject Of Libraries for adults, In con-
nection with our sabbath Schools, WAS pre-
sented by Revs. Tiffany and Vincent, aud
adopted By the Conference, with request
that the Book Agents, at Cincinnati, furnish
The recommendation Of Agents to collect
money for German Church, in Madison, was
ordered.
A motion was passed requesting the pre-
siding Bishop to ask each preacher on the pas
sage Of lis character to report the amount Of
ali the collections required to be taken by the
diEcipline.
The report on temperance was read and
adopted
4 motion to adjourn to Z, p. NJ, aud to
provide for the celebration ct the Lords
Supper before naming the appointments, mas
passed.
You will probably receive By telegraph the
principal appointuents for your city in time
for Tuesday Is issue. j.
, 1863-09-29

Fluznbago has recently been introduced Us
the basis Of cement for steam joints and
the general metallic connections Of the engi-
Icer. It is composed Of SIX parts OF plum.
bsgo, threeof Stacked lime, eight Of sufphate
ct ba1yta, and three Of boiled unseed oil.
This compound, it is said, secures perfectly
cir and steam tight joint, much superior to
that obtained bJ the use Of red lead.
a society Of Mor1nons actually exists In
PouRbkeepkie, n. T., and Is increasing
strongly eyery DAY, They propose leaving
next, ut least one hundred and fifty strong.
The Marquette House at Like Superior
Eas en1re]y destroyed By fire On the 18th
inst.
Our readers will remember that few
days since the steamer Champion was burned
1ear Memphis. It was stated that four lives
Tere 1ott-thoac Of a doctor, negro from ~.
Louis. and two guards. The Individual who
gave the 1acts meant the "doc:or'' engine
re "ntgeer" engine, and the two guards on
lost. IVA"
-0nly few days ago we chronIc1ed the
fact that pay master on the Great Western
read OF Canada had absconded With d larra
sum ct money. A similar case en- the Grand
Trunk has occurred. Mr. c. II. 8ymons.
freight agent at Point Levi, according to the
toronto Leader, has vamooscd With $l30, 900
~S@ E~GA%1S4oAs
"A little child Of Smith T. Van Buren,,
Esq, and nameeakc and grandson Of the Iate
President Van Buren, was saved from drown
ing at Oyster Bay, n. r, few weeks 400,
By Miss Tomlins. who being q good swim.
ner, jumped overheard and swain with him
to the shore.
The Richmond Whig says: tit is moth.
Ing unusual to see stout nero rojno
tarough the streets Of this city With . load
OF Confederate treasury notes fresh from lie |
stamping press. He Is accompanied. bv n |
cltrk, who Euper1ntends the traugfer If the
stamping office to the treasury, However
PAINFUL this sight is IN apolito-economica1 |
point Of view, It does not equal the harrow.
rowing feeling produced by the never ending |
sound Of the stamping presses at the old |
Richmond House. When these eights and
sounds shall cease, We will began to iook for |
that good time coming in our financial affajrs |
Which ne all hope to see" /
The following were the prices in Rich.
moud On the 10th inst:
Mo1asece. $14.50115.e0; rice. a-Aasc. tons
$5,t1Dld.0O: Maracafbo coffee, S4.Hnn7 NJ. Jayn
coffee. s. t1IS.60; starch, $1.C0T2,00: cnndies
ss.cc@G350: salt, 50c 2 n; vinegar. S3GG14 "a.
cider, $:.C0 "a gallon; wood, S36.M Il coT1i for
pine, Ss4C0 for oak-S4 90 additional fer haniine:
corn, s. 60 q bu; corn meal, S9,O0n1].fX1: oafs'
$5.M Gt6,e0; bay, s8.C0 q 100 ns.
The following table exhibits the unarned.
undifciplined militia forces Of Upper and
r
, 1863-09-29

fnls il the mast delightful and extraordinary aztice
lsver discovered. Ii changes tna sun burnt lace zod
t:Rnds pcsy1y sst1n texture ot rAvtshing bosnt5
MpaztnH the marble purity ot youth. md the D1A-
.-1Hou1 Rpp"sfsnce 70 tnvtu.E IN TIT city bella
ashion. 4tremovcs tan frecklcs. p.p1es and rough
~ from the skin. leaving the caEplexlo. ffeah.
rIuSpx.ect and smooth. II contains no rnxter1 IN
-ftoas to tic sid1. Fat.on.ked by Actresses and
DperA eingess. II IL what every la6s nhou&d have.
Isld evcsy xtete.
DEHAS s. HARNA 6 IL CO.,
yea.hSa :r General Agents. Ne BroSd~1y. n: +.
, 1863-09-29

Geo. Sumner, brother Of the Senator, il
On his death bed Ut Boston. His death will
be heavy loss to the world Of letters. As a
scholar, thinker and writer he has long held 4
high place.
, 1863-09-29

The Eequisltions Of the Paymaster Gener-
ars Bureau upon the Treasury for the pay of
The troops up to August 81, amount to $37,-
'uo.o0, Of which s23 .900, 600 have been paid,
and ~ COX. COO remain unpaid. The following
are the principal iteus:
, 1863-09-29
1httfaN HaIas.

RY E. 4 81. MORGAN -Gove1n-
nert sa3s Of Horses. Rloa ID Ma-es, Css,1o. DC
Gn Tuftday rot7rf. ucs; 6tc. vt 10 O'Clock an, It
y.1i be to!5 = is;se ramb:: oI H,s.es ss.Esobs
B7 n1ae1 Of GEO Y EORD Capt. sn3 4 On.
= & y. MORGAN. Government Acc:ioaee:s.
, 1863-09-29
Gl)iea9a @ribune.


4 Note Of Warning to the People of
OHIO -sanEnmon County Fatf-LtsE
of Premiums, etc.
, 1863-09-29
Alt0i1itroi.

|
!
snt d, 49, ~ ao t'aasa1oo bseezs u without psrpe-
~. 80 ~sa5 ot tan vosld .Tnese Il 40 &ecrrt1a
.+r.r-fn.n,.. ,s.1 ata X eace tas most speedy
| on,r.s M .,,.,. .ss e'ee olscaFexed- It ra-
s.-,t. 49, ~. - usoesssaaa thiz Thch
S.hs s.1.h..+.s r.n.-..s 80 , ~. ~ eompoeed
s.,s.s. Sr"~."ns r1e4 ~ 'ol=
..,.a rs.s. 1s.sasee ~*as. u" WIN
se.s.e s~ 1,.a, peos p0e'' soo''
""es' S"t1aooes' ou1a"
S.-T.-I86O-X. decs
Tier .,n s.n.ry.1.x racor,ra.&.d +, r'e-rvren
rnh1ic .n%.h.,, ,nd ner,on. ~ .ara-v h.btr md ~
dentary ufs. Who require trro DIGESTION relish for
food. aud clear mental lscu1des.
Delicate persons and weak pstsons aro ceFsain to
ind in these Bttess what they locked
They purity. ftreeGtten and &nytKorste-
They create hezlthy appetite.
They arc m anttdote to cnangu OF watar Aad dit.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and lao hours-
They strengthen the sJste0 and ea1ven the mind
hey pa, tas breath "a ss,e'sy os tas .soeasn
They cure Dsar7hea, Chols1a and Cnolera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Ns1you3 Headache.
They are the best Elstess In the world They tnaks
the weak man strong. and are exhausted uaturer
-
The following startling and emphatic stateusa:scaa
Ia,s.-o ~ ~ s b. e ,,,,,,a,. ~ ,,a ,n-,,
,,aw yn-r Pas,rrent.
E1.x Acor. rrxxx M.rch 4.h 1sa7
ou+., - n. --..t .,o t.~-,a,. d.enu,,
siton sfsefthe batt.s Of Antleta Wa utterly pros
t1ntsd and vc1y 6ck, MI stsmacn would not retain
medicine An article called Plantation Bitters pre-
pared By d. Drake. of New Yo1k, wa3 prescribed to
give ne strength and appetite. To my great sur
prise they gave me- Immediate rolet- Two bottles al
mcst allowed ne to Ioia my regiment. -
to say. soz hospital or pr1yato pu.pose, know OF
nothing Ike them Rxy.E.F. cs.sx. Chaplain.
G.x-1r~1H.~yo, vo-s ttnt .oon1, ~ go
orc,ston to ,erd No h,1r do.e7 no.+,es ~
p;t+s-. ~ 20 ~ ~ -. nss1r1 Iss1.ad ~ 20
hsnsnt rom ths use of ,hess p.tte1s destrn her -
cor t1nns them and ron III neaaa sena n, hott,ea
,nors fpr the money inc!osed.
Iata. very truly. you.s,
ne. GLIDE Pastor Gen. Ret Church.
.- " = o..'19. @ -'''t s''1' 1'S4. 'fAuf'A'
c1sgIaNATI ONO. Jaa. Ist6. ms3.
1hAyo given your Plantation Bttters to hundreds Of
, 1863-09-29
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY
GALLOWAY d CO.-Packe7s{
~ Psusasion Dealers Rrd GensrA
COMMISSION MBfkNTTkNTE.

oEce 80 eouth Water street, Board o. Trade BrHdiuc
Chicago.
We ehAEe large ctock Of Smoked Eanaa a.d Etop!
aest nota e1Ea5 and psaiu en:tsg eanSh-sed asd Y
6ers respectfully :. .ncted from the city acd county
buy God sell tor Others eveEJ description Of Pro
Once an6 proyth0n8. He rRy tie highest nA-Eet
pgice for Cz8Cklllga. GALLOWAY Il co.
-Hyn
, 1863-09-29

CoMM1sSARIEs, Containing Instructions fos
the Preparation os Vouchers. Abstracts, Re-
turns, &c. By Cspt. r: F. HryTER. New York:
y. Van Nobtraud. Chicago: s. G. Grjgys & Co.
Quartermaaters and others Tho have to
keep military accounts, and desire to keep
them so correctly that they will pass the rigid
scrutiny to which they are subjected by the
Federal authorities, will do well to buy and
study this book and its elaborate tables.
, 1863-09-29

AT Republican meeting held In Bel
mont, Ohio, few days since, the procesaion
was nine and q half miles long. At tie least
calculation, It contained Il, 600 persons, and
Was tour honrs IN passing = given point.
gentlemen On horfebacE.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Gzo3e eays: Besides the destruction by lire Of
the old Seraglfo, three.fourths Of Mooastir,
inland Turkey, six hundred houses on the
Ad,iatic ahore Of the Dardanelles, and the
bszaar, custom house, and corn granaries Of
Chios, have been burned.
"A story is told ofa fast young man at
Boston who run $4,000 yacht, won the
heart Of an beiress, spent 81, GOO for bououets
at single party, bought and got trusted in
the most miscellaneous manner, and finally
collapsed with debt Of $500 900 on his back.
Rather fleet moving and Industrious youth.
The great Aspinwall elm in BrooNine,
Macs, vas blown down by the heavy gals
Friday evening. Emerson states, il hla
"Treea aud Shrubs Of Massachusetts that
it WIS known to have been 1S1 yea1a old in
1887, which would make 1t now 207 years old.
, 1863-09-29

dppartufrsbip.
| \lSSOLUTION.-Thefi fiji m here.
~ tc!o.e cn ting. under the name OF Jones Perdre
4 snAI, y this CAY :solyed By mutual c 1aeat
Gt. L. n PEI DUE fctiE1pg n m the c7pcern.
TIE tuttDees Will be c ntnued in u III b:axcl.9
ps The remaining pastnets. under the Etm of
ChicaEo, Bert 1st ts63 scsms1n1m
, 1863-09-29

a. S0UTE KQN1&DEs ETREER~
f.rs,rvovnnt examjnaton1 Chs dollar Sha Also tall,
the Pub FTesent and ErtA1e. Terms 50 ce9a. Honr1
Nrtn a. "a IcpP. 4 iI2546& 11E1f
, 1863-09-29

4 MOTHER DAY OR TWO OF
II CHEAP PEACHES -IrregulHrity In the trips
Of the bcAts together With tie hot sun Of dAy
las brought excess upon the m4Fket OF th4S bn&t
q Peaches the 1ate Crawford. THEsE AREi TIE
Last Last CHIP DAYB or THE 4EAh0A. 6alecf 1ox your
eea ~ e. sSms as 81 The EEsT &t IS state Street.
, 1863-09-29

IL BATGnHOEE ce.ebrated HAIR DFR III TIE
tKsT n THS EoNH: TIE only sEAhEss TsgH and
En1ect-chsnges Re4. Rosty Or Cry Rair inftant.Y.
20 GLoABY HI.&0E or NATURAL BLOWN. without ID.
eIl ssd ses altul: io n.e trees vttay fls9a snt!y
oF Nad Dye. :. The 9eanls l. signed T11I1ax T.
2ATu eLoR ~ othe1b a.e mece -latons and should
- evotded Bolt hY AL DEuKg1Grs. &C. FACTORY, 81
bf-c14v etrGet. New York 1y3 EHS11y
, 1863-09-29

NJ OTI G E .-Madame Andrews,
IL ClatFoyant, from Bostor, Eaes. can be &C.
, 1863-09-29

This book will be found Of fncstfmabIe va1ue
10 all Paymaaters, and will be Of proportion
ate service to all who are Interested In the
pay Of the army, or who may be seeking In
formation on the subject.
, 1863-09-29

RY E. &W. .MORGAN.-4cvern-
IL nert sale OF Wagons On Monday morning.
tletebe. st; II 10 Cock 10. OF Hckorr ss1eot.
mint Coral. St. Louis. Ap. se3 pS3l. st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

Agate. the Washington correspondent Of
the Cicnipnau Gazette. gets Of the follow.
ing in one Of his late lst,ers:
Nh l. LKcsLx N A. OLD lieur.
The town hss been laughing osefsnew
story about the Presidcnt.
A worthy End very pious uius,er. I,
seems. had recently. by mesns unknown. %.
capped from the confines OF the Confederscy.
Though very much disgus,ed with iis TEN.
poral. he had high respec, for its spiritual
condition. Their rulers were praying men,
he said; jeff Davis himself was an esrnes,
Christian, aud was constantly IN the habi,
Of asking the Divine blessing on al his un-
der,akings. Il tell you.' be exclaimed.
"God always answers sincere aud ferven,
prayer; and il is because Mr. Davis. and 20
man, Of his people. have 90 humbly bowed
before The throne Of Divine grace. that he
has vouchssfsd item 90 many mcrcies and
80 siensiIy psospered their csuse."
\ "Bu." interrupted the practical prssohsr
with whom be was converting, s.doil you
see that they prey on this side for ssecess
Just ss earnestly ss the Rebels dos Ms. Lin.
coin 10 man Of strong religious cosvictious
and doubtless prsys constantly TO God Tor
success 20 crown our arms. Don't you b.
Iiev- God will hear him just % quick a. b
would M. Dsvisi, rp er1iteiaFr~
swell. yes. I suppose 10 would" very
simply aud sincerely responded the Gre.
minister; .only. on matter how much NJ.
Lincoln prayed. God wosId b sure % think
hs vas only jokingss usual" eai
Alss' fos people ln the midst Of gses,
rsvoisiion, when their ruler is--s joksrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

A writer In California fusnishssa coIem.
porary sith the follo~ing accouas Of The
origin Of the mosquito. Hs 80 A. sf
The mosquito proceeds from The animal.
culs commonly termed the "wiggls-tsil."
| took bowl Of clear cold water, and after
few days some half dozen swiggle-taIls,"
were visible. these continued to increase In
size, tiII they were about 3.l6 Of 40 inch in
length. AZ they approached their maturity
they remained longer at the susfscc see ming
to live 10 the Two mediums air and water;
finally they assumed chrysalis form. snd BY
an increased specific gravity. sank 70 the
bottom Of the bowl. Here. In few hours.
II perceived short black furse or hair grow.
|iog oul on every aide OF each unit il assumed
the form Of minute caterpillar. And thus
its specific grkyity being counterted, or ligh.
tened, IL readily foated 70 the surface. and
the slightest breath Of air waited Il against
The side Of the bowl.-In very brief space
Of time Afterwards, the warm atmosphere
|hatched out the fy, and il esca ped, leaving
lie tiny house upon the water. How beau
|ufuI, yet how simple
Afrer the wster had gone through this
process, I found Il perfectly free from sni.
Imslcu's, Therefore came 10 the eonclu.
sion that This .wiggle- sail' u . species Of
shark, who. having devoured whole tribes Of
nsmeless snimslcule, takes 70 himself wings
and escapes into different medium. 10 tor
l.urs mankind. and deposit eees upon The
water 70 produce other "wiggle.laiIs," who
in turn produce other mosquitoes. .--Pss i6c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

PICKED up BY the Logan Gsz-tis.
II the Administration il the G.ysrnmenf,
Why didn'l |, die with General Harrison Or
General Tsylorl
We suppose the Government wss cut with
a razor the other day when NJ. Seward
wounded bic hand. M
II Lincoln should take The darhsss the
| c overnment would have 10 swallcs burnt
brandy or some other assringent 70 regulate
i its bowels
| II Lincoln should get the sheumatirm. the
lGovernmen, would have 70 60 on crutches.
When Chsse takes snuE. the Government
has 10 sneezs. .,
| When Weles gave his fst contract 70
Morgan, il was q brother.i@lsw Of The Gov
eminent 10 whom he extended favor.
There Iss rrmor that the Government
IdrInks BRAN TEA ou, Of bo,sIe. We dom
believe the tumor, 90 far a. i relates to tea
The Government, BY ski;lfui and success
lfui strategy. arrived unexpectedly 10 Wash
lington, dressed in . beautiful Scotch plaid
/ The Government was once heard TO %.
That Il had not studied the tariff yet. but
lrtended to do %, % soon a. il had 70 isuvs
The Government 10 ok feet -four inche
high. has large feet and lsIk jaws, and use'
Ito msu rails when Il was young.
When Hslcck hit Stanton. the Cover
; lment got black eye.
The golden days oi Democracy are gone
lsDd behold the green.backs days Of Abol
! l,ionism are upon W. aa
n What the conscript bill mssns-"yor
J. .moneyor your lile.v NJ nsie.
. The conscript law has : curious effec
The Administration i coercing The peop
|. LEI the North 70 coerce the people Of d
South.
The Abolition preachers ars opposed
dancing. skating. shesser.going, and plsyir
|chess; but cnthusiastically in favor Of
: sIbIoody. fratsioidsl var between broshsss -
= m|iriends! nsfrrs H as. sWeiVNT
The bu,ternut has medical propsrties.-
,slThs story . told ola doctor Who made piI
d,|of, the bark. When hs wanted sD emeti
l, he scrapsd the bark upwsrds; L he soug
d purge, he scrsped downward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

\ ~ Joshos Thomss,of THE county sgsD,
Tor she American Fur Compsny. bought 10
thR and Dubois Count. $e.2s4 As worth q
|furs Petersburg Repr,e. a W /,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

God bless our brave Old Union Flag!
'Tis the symbol OF the free:
From river. vale and mountain crsg.
II lighn to victory!
No New Flag can the Old replace,
Nousiior shall i,s stares erase,
Nor ruthless foe i,s strip pes defaee-
Brave arms viii shield |, from dIsgrscc.
Chorus Proudly over sea and land,
II Aosis above our hero band,
And pledged its every heart and hand
To the Old Fisg Of the Union.
That Flag. In the dsys that tried mems
souls, ftlAr
Was born thro' storm and flood;
Our Fathers Tough. beneath i,s folds
'Tis hallowcd BY their blood; rr
Memories Of the sioried dead
Immortal hale sround Il shed.
And ever shall i's lustre spread H't
Where Freedoms martyrs fought and blsd!
Mid The smoke and fame Of the battles tids
What cheers our brave lads oni
sTis that star-lit Flag. the soidisr's pride
Cleaning through the war clouds dun
Triumphsntly il waves on high.
It's foes 10 wild confusion fy;
Whilst echoing hills sepes, The cry
Our Flag! The Union! Victory
Chorus:
All honor TO our gallant stsrs.
Columba's fearless SONS
Whose watchword 10 the Stripes and Stars
Their war-cry. "man the gunr'
Their noble deeds. the voice OF Fame
To endless ages shall proclaim;
And evermore. pure gIory's fiams
Will gild the Union eailor's name.
Chorus:
Then ding the Old Flag to the breessi
Loved, honored. let II bel
" In foreign lsnds 10 distant seas,
Il s,iII protects the free! tFa
That Standard ever must remain
Forged Of tresson's biighlng s'rain;--
The sacred blood of Patriots slsla
Now bsdews i,s folds sgsins
Chorus:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

u-Ths crops in the surrounding country
present 4 6ns sppesfs0ce. Every thing i
growing rapidly. vinccnncs Sum-. v
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-30
rHr STATE rtsANorg,

u06v Curtin last woek O. fnsi proclamation
announcing ihe cancellation OF Moe Hunfrcd
ana fi0g tom ThonisHd hcrm Hhhdisd ana
7usnig tom dollars and fory rents 81 tho puble
debt This btruly gratifying result"
10 thus appears that our niggorhcod
neghbcr Is much clnled nl what ho calls
reduction Of the Public debt"
We are sorry that we are compelled to
disturb our Abolition friends while reflect
ing on this "truly gratifying result" but
q regard lorTRurn demands that wo should
DO so
The story is only half told by our neigh
Dor. II he knows no better he should re-
main silent Ifotherwise, he should tell
the wholc truth, and not attempt 10 deceive
and nislead tho taxpayers, Whenever a
journalist sloops to such baseness, he de-
serves the contempt Of every honest man.
When Gov Curtin entered upon lis Of.
fetal duties our State debt was less than
S3S,00O 600. On the first OF December
last, it was S40jO0,0OO II is thus seen
that two years Of Abolition rule increased
the State debt too and q half millions ofdol
lars. In order to enable him to cancel the
much boosted sum of less than a million
of dollars. he has, in the mean time had
the State tax increased about 5000 900. and
borrowed Three Millions Fire Hundred
thousand Dollars.
We would like to see the individual
that couldn't pay ninety ccntS if somebody
gives him four dollars to doit with, even if
il should be in "greenbacks.'
Again: The Journal in an editorial Of the
week previous, informs us that in addition
to the sums we have alluded to above, the
Governor has in tone year increased the
receipts from ordinary sources 81 ,O3O, l75.
Thus showing that Governor Curtin has
received more money from ordinary sources
Il, ono gear, than he has paid on the State
debt in three gears.
If we would financier alter Curtin's
method, we would have to confscate the
whole Of the Republican Office, and mort
gage our body aud soul, to raise 100000 TO
buy our liberty from Old ABE when we
come to be drafted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-30

.,wt,t and matched aud fought side Wy
.iJ. Irth pemocfhis ir iho service OF Tho
ru.on. You know whether they have
t,on itue io 10 aud 10 you. s0ne OF lho
foat tOll.prs of this wat nro Democrats
md for no oihct reason They hnve incurred
Inc hatred Of The faction whose test Of
merit s devotion 10 the negro lu the
state Legislature. IN the Federal Congress
YOUR rights and interests were always
maintained boy Representative OF tho
Democracy Of Pennsylvania of lbs priu-
Ciplus we can make 10 statement go ou.
,horitatIve as lts platform. We cite TO
you from II the following resolutions
" "RtS3Tci That the soldiers composing
our armies merit the warmest hanks OF
the nation. Their country called, and
noby did they respond. Living they
shall know nations gratitude; wounded,
u nations care aud dying, they shall live
IN our memories, and monuments shall
be raised to teach posterity to honor the
patriots and heroes who offered their lives
II their country's altar. Their widows and
orphans shall he adopted 10y the nation,
20 TO watched over and cared for as Oh
ects truly worthy nations guardianship.
Rcsoigcd, That the Democracy of Penn
,ylyauia ever has been true 70 the cause
Of the Union. II was in the nome, and
'or the sake of the Union, that our party
was made that we denounce the least
iutimation that the Democratic party en-
tertains now, or ever has entertained, or
ever can entertain, the slightest sympathy
with the present gigantic rebellion, or
with traitors in arms against the Govern
ment, or would ever consent to peace up
on any terms inv diving dismem5erment
Of the Union, as utterly unjust and in
proof Of this, we point with eXultation to
the lavish contributions to the war in
blood and treasure heretofore, and now
being made by the hundreds Of thousands
Of Democratic citizens, who were among
the first to fly to the rescue Of the Union,
and peril their lives in its defence"
CHARLES J. BIDDLE,
Chairman.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1868