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, 1863-09-20

Annn1 >ha rnntt {Ypnor4onk fnJnutio0a ex. |
,,,h,t.d snI nns .wi1hfn thn rea}a OF eyosy
1.,n hS ~ thu e, ala n rhieh to} Of hsy eau
i,,. noxed frnra 1hn wapnn o, a,upd to ths
bsrn ~ o;1o H. TOW, Z ~ I VIM ~ The great
,t.r,,r - - r.nd. ,nstas ~ Via nlilhe more do.
.s,afta No. ~, fsrn.sr Vim la used this
.."a ,.s i.,st.,,ds ,.s sdv.ni.pes, would do
ana VI !. s ~ .,aas ~ 1T wi,ich is
a.tsMs rs., ~ ' tn., ,ne arx nremin:n
en!X s!a s n. t'rk toeh ~ .ne - III ,iis F,tr and
" w -; ee~as sas, a,I -he,e It las t,ten
eSesy o'hst "f unaessiooa " z,u',a:aH - ~ ~ anna
s1ae.s, l.. ~. aues oS1 ~, nt fsw ,nnr7
n'1's nu Gou1'J r,snte' wv * ,hos,, vho
!ea ior f tnu pusenase Iii ~ aaaa..zs TI s r n T.
~ wv u, ~ pu'ss' .nans io9fs 49, ra;GS H,'c,go
III; s.i..a ~ =. M..,;o. noa 49,, .,,,i hs9nn m..
th;ns s"tM.,tsS ~ . Sa N,,'"n s,iia,so 6f iii.
esnn .t.rn",s nans3dershis a1ta,:;nn a. tam.
"a, Iase 4, seTe gsT o.i,ure "a tr,. 1T me-
m..,t:nn n - th,s ~ tere,I ti,1 SHINING wheels.
81 me- vii, i,nnnrtant raT IN fioyeH,e1.ts. are
t.xh,h,tta ~ X xfeth.n .n;r,i Hi
Tbs Iowa er.sn senarstur. from New Lis.
hcn- lava mikes rnEner,,as t'fsuds by It's
effect roIkipg.
The uaakeSc zIezar oat EXTRACTOR and
c1afn eepar,tur' from DubuouS attracts con-
e1cc4ah1t attention.
7 q a,,d & Ma>berrv. Of Rokford. have
cspI,al cfair heaatr, J. Il. Eanny, B. 81.
Osnern E Co., Ciicag,, aud Thompson & Co,
exhibit rear Erk and mowers. |
Colt L CO of Sterling, have broadcast
sted fower; ". ". BSrson. i Rockford, a
| c;air bindtr: G. ". Cole, of Inton, Ill, q
| ce1n s;aIE cutter; j, Maskell, il Monticello,
| m. Ii corn cul,ieatcr: B. F. Sesion, Of Nj.
| ron. lora. Il Quaker reaUgr snt mo y er; and
| tl,t Mcssrs, Bl:ack, OF Lat4castv} Ill, gang
| l.ow,
T. W. Gatea, cf Chicago h1s ais steam sor-
| Ghnu. Il: Ills ard eyapoTalors; !. " Skinner.
# Maoison, Wis, aud Kouse 4ul Williams OF
Dubuque, sugar mille-tha later taking arst
lrrmi9m. There are numertrs iced mtus,
corn lscteEs, punps, Sc, baAllttle that has
not hem exhibited ut other f.4s.-
TiJm wagons, bpggics, and sleighs, fesy
:tablc-all Ut Dubuque m{cutac;ura-
ut farm products, Including grain and veg
.:ables Of al kinds, the'e ras scarce an ex'
p1e,s wagon load, MI told. .-
OF fruit, there has probably never been
better exhibition In this StA{c, anu she loes
ticn il settled that Iowa can produce aa nEt
upEles as any other section.
Judge King OF Guoaque hasa most !assaou
lot tf GRAPES, an1 thliteen SatEtles o. pears
.Jsmes Weed of Mcsca:ine, shows w Satae
ties Of APPLIES. Mrs HancccE u Oaonque
exhibits thirteen varieties OF 1eara and lou
| | varieties ofappfcs, atl raised On small gar
den plat. G. II. Halnes, Ruou9ue, sno"
some Alexander apples, II ihches IN circnm
le1cncc. y. w. Longworth hs-i3G Earletie
Of apples, twenty Earietlcs Ok pcars, hre Q
: grnpes and twcnt. fcr'lb appifs. l. IT, L1'G
worthy sfuws 100 varieties of;apples. II: :
uetLe'irgton, shows eevera1 varieties choic
: r.ars T.. NynAoop, 81 Ballevne, shows
I Ea1iefiesc Ct a1pies anu OF lsaches-.ne ~
!. ter demonstrating lle fici that peaehcs ca
y &c rsiesd IL Iowa. y: Leonafu, o. butnal
4 TIN, tss i0 s4risties u APPLES s:na u &cs
, 1863-09-20
Am1l9ar1snf8

nroVICKEk'3 THEATRS.
III Nsdtsoa xszeat, between D.Aseoen aud 3sass~
- Taa best yeasllatoA faeasssl q thu unrtd.
rc..ivc,7 tho 4.ss s@sk Of s>s zr... c,ast.sa.
o1lks@1cnErr,
.prs,,su, to s,. p,tSsr..., ton tho sage.
AcsDA5 EvEt1sG. sept. .,.s est tn u.k.or
2; % ,:cs h. Td1 sppeas Ia tso essos"'sa s"sk''s@1
THE MERRY WIVES OF WIVES:
Or. sA1sTAEr PRETENDING LOVE-
oUTWITTED By WOMEN
.............-...".......MEH q .ckETr.
70 oce nc:ado With tho Farce OF
THUMPING LEGACY
IL Saturday at,e.rNoe. aeA.D AA11Ngx.
H'estoa 70 k.t!Eee .xkst3-a.. eeesa
+ THICAGO MUSEUM.
~ Rancolsh sssret, bet@eea CLARK aad pe&.eeza
joas oas E ~Esfos e 81 aa:ss e sss.ess,
NIuseun open Day and Evening
From a. II. t. 10 oP, II.
Atnat.Eon, Is cents Chi: .ea. Is seza
| i NEW FEATURE,
Introduction OF beautiful
A @ U A r I a,
With E..lety & Ii;t2g Tasss; s. 60 Gs1o GGs.ot1
eeoess asd Hesuitiui s,aEacscope4.
TtfE GREAT ZEEGx40D3N,
fNEr1-SIx FEET LONG.
Relic. 1ndisn ard Oriental Wocde1 ct The rtrs; ~
4e.e!i.t,aS e e snn AF ALI hens:s 1x5
, 1863-09-20
Departure OIL F. L. 0lnsted for Catitor-

[F1om the y. T. Times, 1ith inst
Nr. F. L. Olmsted sails today for Calitar-
mia. where he l. about to assume the position
Of manager for the Mining Company which
fttm Gen. Fremont. Ills loss will be felt
kecp1y in the East, not only by troops ct
~.ru and admiEing friends, but b5 ths public,
y htch, for II Ore than heven years, he l1a
served with a fidelity for Which, iu our day,
It has a1p Get ceased 70 look. 1t Il less than
ten years since be wrute for this journal the
remark able set of letters, which he afterwards
r.. u,,lithed in the volume known rs the
"S.aaoa1d Slave States,' and which, folloS-
Cd l,y the journey through tue Back Coun-
ty'' md the "Texas Journey" have. psrhAp's,
done mere to influence public option TOUGH
Ing tic social ard econb!u'cal results u tlas
y,r., than I'll the rest Of the tnnufacrab'e pa5-
NeAtlurs PIT tcseslter, which this absorbing
eur.rcyery l,as called forth. In fact they
| II ay be said to have settled 1t least the eco
1ot!,;c.l ride Of tue question iu the eyes Of all
rsfIc2tirg lucu here, as well as In England,
| where tie bfstc,es* enemies Of the North s.isi
quote Mt. Uiinstel's sta&ements rs conclasive
lNouf.
liz was called, In 1857, to display in 4 wide:
]; different sphere. on order ol talens oi
no reason to sus pect the existence. After his
appointment US Superintendent of labor In
tke Central Park, he became, in corjn nctior
With Ntt. Calvert fsux,~n compstisor Tor ths
Hizes 1crcl By the Commission 1Jf Tue DIE
design for tho Park, which was still to b.
l4.ale IN the tract OF pasture, swamp, Or pig
cr.y which d. faced the teltEc t:f the lslautl
H. saiIe.i the first prize; ii, rtau was adopt
I'd, and Ito was entrusted, as architect ia
ehi.i, with the Elea.ant task I'll carryiny I
ort. We MI know and enjoy the result In til
A,,urc ef . public garden which Inns even MOI
, lev equals IN tho *o1ld, iu all that art tu
None, ean accoml.l l.lith, aud which needs bt
t Tic foliage whirh timr aud nature will soo
t,,r,tsl,, to be the faircst tpleasurc.Sroundth th1
airy city cverrossrssed.
H. left the ra,kto become General Secrt
teri OF the Sanitary Commission, at the ou'
| break OF tho war. How well he discairgc
this mission Of mercy, thousands Oh thou
:.,ts Vi tho victim. Of ibis great struggle ca
I test IS. Hundreds Of those who we're s'rnc
j | down, ti,hcr by disease crh ), In the ct,l
1rlgn On tue Peninsula, ow.,: life ttar1f 10 tt
admiEshly organized ea.rl'y which he, aide
py a small band Of volunteers, many, N Il,
most of ,ten', women, dispensed IN ill.,.
nunkey River betore aud during the tertib
seven days. And ever since there has "
hetn a march, bivouac or a battle field
the Esst, on which he has not directed z
labprt cf the commission In bringing comfu
md sucesr to thousands OF hoEc sufferers.
, 1863-09-20
(s..d the Ct nduttor) you expect to be treated
"a s1trf ~ tsT i1n LIZ " &sIYe1I I'll hh d-tI

ssstS Is eueh y II d. IL" aWeii, + ri III be- % al.
tint ls not only Btyle. but regular old g.y-a
nieges 10 be treated like gentleman" Hr
was excluded from the car. and rode on til:
platform 10 and paes Springfield, when your
correspondent lcit the car. There were over
n.an, nearly rs white a. thu said conductor,
and I. orc Eentlemnnly. civil and respectful.
who had paid a1st cla' fare could not ride III
\ firtt. .class car. a rnml,er Of TIC passengers
gathered together. and denounced and con.
denn<d the low, abusive, profanc aud dishor-
correspondent was unanimously requcated to
| sketch this outrsge for publication In thu
| TRIBUNE, which I have herewith dane, Ard
lave comment 10 be substituted by retlec
| tiau. h
, 1863-09-20

authority, while the Coppcrl.eads opened
q flrc:inthc-rcar, und by means Of the
holfas corpus, turned loose conscripts,
dcsertcrs, spies and prisoners Of war. Tint
gun is spiked When peace is established
and the Union eaycd, tho public safety will
authorize the President to withdraw the
sn;Ets
, 1863-09-20

blockade Running Mt Wilmington.
The shameless l.,:Encr In which tho block
aJcl: lift eIcu At Wilmington. .and contrah1nd
trnacrs allowed TO russ In aud out, indnces
lib 10 telI.yc that tley do hy tue cr11liua'
copniyaucc Of so,Au Of the Federal Captains
on tlnt station. Sumo Of tlese captains are
of very doubtful character. Ono was former
ly ca,p.fullower or sutler, md anolher =
New York caigrant.ruuncr. Nc thoul.!
hardly expect to ste one of the worti!es o.
this school refuse the offer uf tn or twenty
thousand dollars down, tor dropping fon
mics to lceward, and shrwirg Ills blind tids
mile fat contraband trader ran In. W.
susgcst to The Secretary Of tie Navy, that hi
better turn lis eye to Wilmlpgton; or, al
least, Charge few gunboats on that station
, 1863-09-20
NAGUIRE'S COMPOUND
Extrset Beune Plant

.E7e&t FINE Which lis medicine has acQairsd
bcts ste asd t.Iouenna' ,te A,mE .: ne rest -.
ti1oas .. *te boxed nfcro>r preecdes tie Lscesasy
o. rG.t,T = It IN tlls ety. nut u there ~ Ta.S
,Sra, CO apia,ntx eause eilheS by cesLee q climate
safe, fct W rsna re,.ind tsesp ~, ~ sns
~ os ic1as os5 6 p G5, Gfa Ftt 1:s,z Gnezi
1opI Ergsrs: kaj T. ". C,ace ,PhyTast:r :, :;
GAIT aos!. =. army =: TIE Gnm2es"n1 ~
MAGu!RS rssto,,s IT. sed pfexf.sis "a s
| b. III rruera's ise~ x:e Of clacteste!tA.
AUS EAA 1m-T Y6 M<E
, 1863-09-20

rIML Let Ice drive Meade into Wash
ing:on and the success Of the Democratic
,Aaec PARTY would bc no longer doubtfu]'
ssys the Richmond Enquircr-the organ
Of jeff. Davis.
There Is an intimate relationship and Il
wul1n sympathy between Northern Cop
ucrl,catls aud Southern Conte0cratcs. q
| t!t;cat ur tie rebels On The battle field docs
nearly rs much harm 10 the CoppcFhcads
rs 10 the ConicIcrn:es. When tllcrcbclllon
is crushed by the bullets Of our soldiers
the Corrcrhcad party will be tumblea int
the same grave by the ballots Of tue loya
citizens. In life they were united. l,
death LIT them nut bc divided.
, 1863-09-20

Tic Coppcrhcad Journals, Immediately after
the fall OF Port Hudson, commenced the hue
aid cry against Gen. Banks, a.tributing the
fail Of Tint stronghold to Gen. Grants opera.
tionsat Vicksburg. The N. 7. uerald's WASH
1ngton correspondent says: Grant writes that
Banks is entitled to tull credit Tor tho fall ol
Fort Hudson. "Hfy success at VicksburE," he
writes, "may have expedited the surrender
Of Port Hudson day or two, but no more
Tic garrison we're starving, aud under no cir
cumstances could hold out another week. Lei
Banks, noble fellow, haye all that belong
tn him -
, 1863-09-20

Gen. Garfield and Va.landl.hant.
Gen. Garfield, Of the army OF the Cumber.
lnua, has written a scathing letter to tho
Union Central Committee ot Ohio, exposing
the talschoods and treason Of Vallanaighau.
In the course Of the letter the General says
that It Vallaudlgham had attempted to asces-
tain the sentiments Of It's citizens, ha would
hare found that nlnc out oi every ten were IN
fayer Of immediate submission to the FEEDER
III Government.
The General concludes his lette, thus:
Wien Mr.. Vallardfgham states that the
1endets Of this rebellion unanimously express
their willingness to discuss the question Of a
return to the Union, he either entirely for
rtis his conversations with rebels or reckless
w states falselocd. ....
In a full aid frank conversation between
bin;sclf and Governor uarri. trebel Goyarnor
If Tsnncsscs) the latter, nfter heariDs Mr,
Vallsnttighsm's statement IF his own opfn.
ious ard policy. said in the presence Of many
Witnesses: + You totally misunderstood us.
We have resolved to listen to no ter.1s short
| cf the totsl Sc partition and absolute inacpen'
tencc Of the South, and We will accept Iii
bcuneary south e th. line ofthe Onto and
the Potomac. Negotiation on other balls i:
utterly useless.
, 1863-09-20
Rocbuck,
l. recent London letter lays

Retnbntlou ii already th{ h{oxtpg Its shadow
oyer the uufortuuase MID Raebuck. Even
Sheffield Is beginning to fef the Weight of tue
ef that town, to NJ. J. Bovn,. the present
Mayor, praying him to allow Himself to bo
put in nomination for tt representation Of
that borough in Parliament 1t tho next genc-
ral electioa. Tho moye1an'isst IT, Is openly a'oW;
vii. doubtless, be aueeess4l.
, 1863-09-20

IMPORTANT To SoLn1rns' FnIENns.-T1crc.
al,cr certificates of pay and bounty duo d.
ccnecl tol;lers ~lll bc paid only by tho pay
1uatcr belonging 10 tho pay district from
Which the certificate cnianatcs. When pro-
s.nte'' to lmyn.aster outside of tho district
from Which hey eomc, 10 will refer ,hcu 10
The scrior raymattcr Of the proper district
for payment. The i,nmenso nntuncr IF audi.
tcr's certificates row l'ciug rlssucl cuder
tlls p,ecautin nbsolutel j neccs sary.
Cnors IN THE REnEt. SrArEs.--1t IL stato&
that t1u wheat crop this season In tho rcb
ssates will foot up 81, ,03', 900 bushels, wiicl
viii bc M exceas over the crop Of 1850, 4
stated in the last census, of IS a,'3 GD0 hnshels
rllt GRIPS. It Is said, have bcen gathered Il
rnEi nrf1lr
, 1863-09-20

pR. CuKESERaN,8 PILLS
The 1ecrdieo's these pls y ~ Ee.u g a1oo5
sure TO correct al Irregularities. Palrfgs @enattaR ILL.,
uors, Kx4oyHa AL ONsTIrc11oxs. vr1sAM }aS,s ts1a
Etn OF Tho heart whites sl nervous areSnnns.
nyett,lcs Disturbed secp. which aEses ss tusaSup-
tona Of nature.
uR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are posIttse reus ty sn coEp:%aa1a peculiar t1
FetE 1lc5 NprctSG WITH CA TA1Srr r3aIoDtQ4L
EsEEIAhlTY. Explicit dt1ecuo stating WHOM they
5hcnid NOT TED with asea bo. Eric. oca coll.s.
- e''H fiHfCHiEEs 4 HlLLvKh F.os:tetors.
an.s s6 iu2dp 81 Getax street.. hsW York t1sJ-
, 1863-09-20

ACoppcrhcad i 1zully II licked By a Lady.
The Rcck}and (31e.) Ga-ette tells the follow
irg story in relation to the gross brutal lu-
suit Of alsdY Of that place by one \. ?. Gould:
The lady whom he insulted had no male
friend by Ter side to resent the attack, but we
arc informed that sister who accompanied
her-a. lady who has suffered for loyalty's
take among southern rebels, and knows ho1
to es1imate northern traftort-expressed her
plications Of the solcs of prvtty thick palr
Of boots to his person.
, 1863-09-20
An Outrage upon n Railroad Train.
EAST ST. IAuI., it,,
...... Sept. ii, 1858.

Editors lhieaeo 1Eiouno'
As the min from this place ovor the c. 4.
l. St. l.. r. r. WIS about leaving this morn.
irg, a most iisgraccfal exhibition ofMNtgser
On The BRAIN received full exemplttlc alton.
The 'busses had crossed over from the city
bringing the passengers for tue trais, the
most Of them having obtained seats IN the
cars, a colored man, who had posed through
the Southern process Of bleaching peculEar to
the institution vas soont entering he itnat
II, when Charles Dunham, the conductos,
stepped neiose hin and informed him that h9
t,ain, upon which tho negro exhibited hia
4tst class Ticket sold him 6y the Agent at St;
tirnde Of profane and abusive language,
threatening :by. Oh 4 he dared to 50 II, he
would knock sd-d bead Of quicker than
ton. The negro informed said Dun.
ham that be achd upon his own resources,
bcipg courteous and gentlemanlY throughout
The assault, eayipg at the closo that he alwsys
ende.vnred to treat every one civtlly snd re-
,pec.fully, and As gentleman. "And then,
, 1863-09-20
arnrU4Rtz msRESs NEST.

It is rumorcd on tho authority Of u
British steamer FROM Havana, called thu
pIaptagcpet, that there is an insurrcc1inn
IN ST. Domingo The New York Erpress,
which is always finding mares nests, re-
lntes the fact with ill-conccaled satisfaction,
and adds thai it has been lnstigatcd BY
the United States Government.
1t AYERS, still, on the strength Of the
Bli,ishcr, that the parties in this new
smash up, arc chiefly negroes who have
been sent there By our wicked rulers at
Washington for the express purpose OF
dong the mischief which they have ac'
complished that all Of them arc well
armed. and number upwards Of two thou
sand that white men have been seen
with this 1cdoubtable black army SWARM
irr like locusts for the destruction Of the
Dominicans and 6paniards."
It is very wonderful thing il it be
true; and the Express, although it has
some doubts about it, would very much
like to lay the lattcring JUNCTION to its
soul that true it isl 1t is such q fine
chance to dig into Uncle Sans ribs, that
| at any rate, it must give him one, hoping
| that time and circumstance will justify th@
| assault. Of course, Uncle Sam must bt
shown to hare 9 reason for such remark
eble conduct, and the Express charge
| that our said "mmc uncle" designs t.
| help in the annexation Of the Spanisl
portion Of the Island to Hayti; and tia
liz will then recognize the rcorganizati.o
"in accordance with the lately declare
European doctrine in regard to the Frenc
Intervention, and Austrian Imperial a
QUESTION IN Mexico, for "the procur
n,ent Of better and more Stable goycr7
ncnt, etc., to such nations and peoples,
may le in need Of tlcm."
, 1863-09-20
The Draft in Rhode Island,
TIA 4nft }rc HA7tg95ata4 i'll 1asfS frS.su|t |};-- '


EEnEL DEsEK7EHs.-TLe Richmond Etanl
u,ai,tr Of the 18th inst, says that the North
crn Government: and public arc entertained
with false steries Q. dtst rtions from the rebel
arn4ies, and That this "hideous vice" Is not
70 1ucya!cnt rnw as it las heretofore been
But IL Is true-it admits-that the great source
Of Southern ca1amitics has been caused by
desert!ons, which have been of such charac-
ter MS to make the Southern army no army ut
all, but some voluntary associations kept to-
getAcr by The spirit Of the few aud the coax
irg Of the many. The rebel calamltics In the
Southwest arc all attributed to this state Of
things, ard the writer Insists that If the Coy
rrurpcnt PERMITS It's continuance " tic suh1u-
gallon Of the Confederacy Is nearly ccrtaiu,'
and that It ls useless to enlarge the circle Of
cont cription wls 4 men in tho prime Of life
are lot retained when In tho army. Ten de-.
settlers hare la:ely becu shot, and tho Efam-
;ffr declares that the ranks Of the army will
outrurhcr the enemy on every ncll "wheu
1t is asccrtained tint every soldier who re-
nlains ut homo docs 20 to dig Ills own grayc.'
, 1863-09-20
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Tho Gold in tho TroaHurT-Correct
-f:ov. Fatc4 MT ssa1csburK-Connty
Efrctions-Tho ChnrcnSH Loya!c
fI.nh aud Ekrfatr erH In tho state.
, 1863-09-20

T. aEe snssy pFera:atloIs sola T:ser iso sts ihs
eespttt vhsEy or ctnalon sun, coa'iag isona ~ %
Il; ceils Fer gaioa tha tAst disguisoa oy Ahiea Or
Ctrasoccr stco II, .,.u,,..o
Ts clase u nteIs "a s.nstd ana ~ n'c ~
d, It'd c; thr ii, nEEisa. ny thai: uso tho staten y
R,pt cont,hun II uoltr tne irAqetse of A;coaoIc
Sinui. nls ih3 worst k!.d TO dteiso LOT Lauos y
crested and Kept up AL tne r-*nlt A. Ene noloFs
atsenuAlt up1n drunsar DE- Lie aud deA&a. ba""te
Atteation, Soldiers! and Friends Of Soldiers.
Nc ca;l The httc- uoc ot ~ nnvtrE soKtf9ns os
ft.cntt IN Tic arLiy 80 tho lacs Ter livHe LASUa
(trlnn kit:ee Will curt Lilac tenth8 u tho c1seaS6s
Lscsd h ?oeuIes a,,e FE'xssl9ns neldsDs to cso
rAncss Oh tie arrival Of a sick, i will be nptcsd
Hi Scry is:ca proportion suffering run aent
ifoodanns German ntteEs Dscassv resulting from
dsodeis Of nc dKesye orHans ~ sresaY feoS ,ss
fsiters Ttre ftee4y ntn1 among solct, hundscds
II ifyrh might be eAred that otherwise Will 20 LOST
va rxi RttcAtt t. the foil 1w:uR remarkable A7d
vel, authenticated cure OF Of she ratous heroet
wGusc lie 10 nsa hts own xnguage " has ns On saved
| by tno u!tters," - a.. ~ 1csa
, 1863-09-20
And I'll p.s,t,ve,y p-cyo.t YsLL0w FEVER: Bil
IiffJ7s FEVER Jc Tncy contain

NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY. T.
fs.y WILL. EUhE The above dise+,os in aintt5 rlua
oate: oJt nf u tprtled
Do voa want something to Stronghold You
Do yon want Good Appetite I
70 you want to Build up your Constitution !
10 ytu want to Feel Wells
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness
Do yon want Euorgy1
Do you want to Sleep We'll
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous toenne
Il, ,ou do. u.u uu0eLAND ) aaaMAS atF4Efas'
, 1863-09-20

Prizes cashed ard lnfosmktlon farEtshed. Addresa
!. NJ. YOUkQRR& + CO.. Chicago ns.
Fest Q&ce Box64N. CIV mslA VA
, 1863-09-20
(F,ntn our Own Regular C0rEcepondcnt.I

from our Own Regular CortrPpoudcnt.1
SrRtSHriEtp Sept. 18, 1864.
THE aol.p IN THE TREASURY.
Tic State Rtyi*kr has been working up
into Ill Of very yirtucus indignation for the
,ast few d IS about an article which appear
ID in the st. Lou1s Democrat to the effect
that tile gold In the State Treasury had been
ditnoecd Of for legal tender. An invostiEa-
lion was bad at the request Of stsrne, aud tho
cold was found to be there. The Republican
1aptrs a7e denounced, &c. Now, precisely
similar stst+ mt nj was made by tho Rty'sfer
and 1Gnts Of your city with regard to MIR.
Butler, the former Treasurer, who asked for
an i1ycstigaticn. 1t WAS granted. and the
charge pronounced false by q committee OF
The Senate. Yet these same papers VINO
made the cbarge have never get had the man
l,ness to retract. But that Is not the point
In this case, The article in the Democrat did
not 60 much reflect upon Mr. Starne as upon
the Legislature, which BY negle:tfng to order
the gold to be sold has caused loss to the
state of over 100000. The L"gislature
passed IN act lcgalizipg the paymeAtof Tfea-
eury notes for taxes, &c, thus dcirg away
with the necessity Of keeping any great
amount Of geld on hand. This left S3o0, 900
in specie in the Treasury, which they failed
to Older sold. The Register throws the blame
upon the Governor for proroguing the House,
| whcn the fact il well known that they were
| in sessicn for forty two days at one time, and
| nine at another, and did less business than
ever mad been transacted for years prev
ious1y by any similar body. By re
fusirg to order the gold to be 'soli
the, virtually donated to Mr. Starne the sun
ot $lQN 0c0 .r $1.0 COO, because he can ut IN.
time, II be chooses, sell this gold aud rel'lac
1t with Treasury notes, and see 40 vay to
the State to make him refund the difference
An action and Judgment against hlsbAl woul
legal lender act Of Congress, legaslzet by n
Legislature, uld defy the Courts. The aiIai
: has certainly very fshy look, unless th
Lerislatul e lleaus to plead the baby :ct, an
say that They knew nothing Of this gold, an
lyY7less Mr.. Staruc can show tlltt he used du
) sat]jgs nee in notifying the Legislature OF IL
Stale oi the case, mud psa5fug for an act Gu
showed n great deal OF diligence iu The Gu
: uf that S50.WD appropriation. Now. sin'
c the Lcgislature ajjourned, he has lost mo
}. on frat Ioli in his harde than twice that a
lroprialton. yet nc ntver, 70 far rs eau st
Il atp,d the passing Of an act, by pnl,.icly C..
inE the attention Of the Legislature to t
case, snd the necessity for Its action in t
4 premises, especially alter the legal tender u
y va 1aEstd. Son,c Contend that Mr.. Star
out a.l act, and h1ye made u report Of the \
n ttcclpe to Tho Governor. If he had done
no doubt the ,,cople If the State would b,
Is III held bis action. AS II IL, the thing rctna
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-06-03
LED. ENQUIRER.

ANOTHER PAPER MILL BURNED.-On
Monday night last, the paper mill formerly
known as Dunham's mill, located about Eve
miles from this town, was destroyed By ERE,
the result, u is supposed, Of spontaneous
combustion among the rags. The mill was
employed by Messrs. j. w. Grady & Co.,
was used by them in the manufacture ;of
writing and other sized papers. To the
lessees this has proven serious loss, and
will result in much Inconvenience to the
country, as a large proportion Of the wri-
ting paper used inthe Confederate States,
by the people and the Government, was
manufactured at these mills Owing to
these circumstances, the loss cannot be
stated in dollars and cents; tits public
calamity. We trust, and have reason to
believe, that the mill will shortly be in,op-
Grafton again, and that the large contracts
which Messrs. Grady& Go. we're engaged
in working on, at the time of its destrue.
tioD, will be subsequently filled.
Greeaoille Patriot.