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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

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No SUBMISSION 10 TRAITORS.
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lakes the rssJcIbilify Of telling the rrut6 rrxssses
q she osscs fhas may BE- si1en 20 Prsass and isno-
Ths P.szarrss asd Ossscrs which the CHICAGO rsD
ZEE espouses res -...e
Ins cAvsE on Raalpox,
Jus1scs Asp HunAMrT,
Pmprunr oy us1cs,
osrprsxcz - fHE cossrnusos,
A AFD su1RtHscr fnE Laws.
"A DENIAL fss nser
Rxsn ~ HsIs Asr IprM
Ptasos In sEAvEzr AND Az
s8 AsrraxAscr mar RrBxfs HAys
No R,surs uxssa rus &aM
Cossnrurot. usrr
THEY ymsr OsEY II,
And the prosecution Of the agzinst Treason nnir
fAe suthoftxf the Government b established the
ssen. ur. nov vil sn,. ai.honor All miserg sp.
ssRdeisx insecue itfe and prcpSyty snd leaving the
country prey TO anarchy rnpine m. nrarder Ton mach
prsccns blood and valuable been sacrificed
70 step so~ he cheavess and shortest road ~ endn
ring 10 STRAIGHTFORWARD II It cost feretbers
yens Of fsarfr struggle TO found the Republic 1t
surely worth great effort the part d this gen
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~itnes. the e9mpisse overthrow ofthe rrs coufersey
Daring the last great victories have been and
. territory krssr thsn Francc or Germany has been
vretc FROM the rebels and restored TO The Onion Ono
campaign ny and land will rc-e forever the
fountains of sedition aud cruel var
The Cafc ,e4n TRIEExx 10 a wKsr nv yrwsrtkHg, made
mp In the W ut. and devoted to Western int.tests II
discusses erefy ohsci q interest 20 Western Aea-r
wes.rra mssFlsst. banker farmer .ecsrnie arser or
manufactured stndy bis own Interest and do wAhrnt
Ii. No fsrmsr sborid sell huhe Of wheat corn oats
poas Of beef pork without aiding the TrrBysK
No merchant should cell his gois rithrr re- ding vhe
rsIsusr: ne msnnfaesurss ". wares nd eehs'ie Ms
Hinrt of his bsrds with h~sf utiDg is wef
alsd ca aamnb- 1t II In every respect
4 FIRST CLASS NEwspApER
The csssEo raBusr While ferries. In The expression
of its cpinis and patriotic in its endsaworr aims
lag frsf elsss ssrssap~. 1t ti ~ the tbs
peoAs f the Northwest several days than the ps-
The contests Of the wEssIr rarsrss embrace:
1ss "A c,ssIrs crrrKsr Hisropr o, THE PxocR-ss on
fhe War. VITA the gsnefAi Heps q the day.
2d-Cossord TxLEsR PUG DSsyArcHTs Axp sPEcIsL Cor
rc-ponfenee ont sining the L.tsst se-s fro.u all
asa .'., :, s.'Is y ps..
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Farmer Or Deai-r expect t, fad quoted f.
texspfper- - Nc IRIrrxf has arhs-rcf the hgLeat
reputation as Commercial paper
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12
Nfm entertainments.

OTICE-The members Of the Iowa
~ lssrRAScz Cexrsyv sre her.by notified thst the
AhhuI Meeting will be held on the second Monday in
nary next NJ the oesce cfthe o~pshy the cify Of
No. xah. at o'clock ?. T., - which tin Board Of Di
rsrtors LII be elected for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL L. CAREY
0ecu-dim Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-12

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tile of Nh DisksAs Christsas cory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16

szeaaa,s xaarass 70 the Army Of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, HAY 1t. dispatches dated
Haadouartegs Army Of the Potomac, hay -,
- have hean received. t}cneral heaGo
has issued the following oongratalato's AZ
'''o Hnsno (,1 eTERs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC:
Ma, y I964-sojdiecs:- The moment mas
arriyed vhon your Commanding General feels
authorized 10 address yon II terms q oois'is'~
Far eight days and nights, almost without
inrar7nission, IN rain and sunshine, you nave
been calamity fighting q desperate roe "a %.
sitions naturally strong, aud rendered ao0olg
90 bv intrenchmenCs. ;,
Won have compelled him to abandon ms EoE"
r;Gcat;ons Oh the Elapdan, TO retire ana a..
tempt to stop your onward progress aElc nc"
he has abandoned the LAST lntrenohed posl5!o2;
80 tenaciollsIy held, suffering loss n all %
eighteen guns, twenty-five colofs, ana eIsn*
thousand prisoners, including Two {sesl"1s' VI
lcers.
\ Vo;,r heroic deeds ana noble endurance Of
fat;g,7e and r,ivations will ever be memorable.
Far rs ref1rn thanks TO God tor the mercy
fhI7s shosn as, and ask earnestly tor It's Con
rlouation. y,
Soldiers your work is not ye5 over Inc
enemy n ,2st be pursued, and, il possible, over
come. The courage and foroisude You have
disnlayed renders your Commanding General
confident your future efforts Will result in sue.
cess.
While We mourn the loss Of many gallant
comrades. let us remember the enemy must
have suffered equa! if not greater losses,
We shall soon receive relnforoements, 7hios
he cannot expect. Let Us determine % con,
tinve vigorously the work 50 we'll begun, and
under God 5 blessing in q short time she ob.
iact OF our Iabors will be accomplished.
GEORGE &. HEADS,
Major General Commanding.
Officials. WILLIAMS, 4. A. 6.
>Approyed,) Y. :. GRANT!
Lieutenant General Commanding
the Armies OF the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16
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DANIEL shay.
MERCHANT = 4 LII IL
TTAVING taken the stand formerly occu'
IL pied by W. & A. Murray, no. u, North
Fairfax street, is prepared to fill al orders en-
trusted to him, and promises TO keep up tne
., ~ he rraG aoossOrs dec 9--$f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
Jronranee AGAINST Isriasn.o.
TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO,
l. OF HARTFORD. IoGN..-

TINE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO,
l. OF HARTFORD. IoGN..-
nsurss against ....
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or every Description, soOs in of Lisr o. Psr'aAb
Jug. Policies Issued Tor premium Of
,. .I FIVE DOLLARS,
srxntius iusuranl' - lie amount rI..b
FIVE THOU SAND DOLLARS,
s,sns. accidental of lie while Gaye.ns b. any push
conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy for Five Jhoussad boilers AID rwss1P
We Dollars p. week ompeusaiop FOR ptsonsl INJURY iAs
u.c,i stiE. the a. sagsd from h, ordinary busin,ss
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full policy Tor 500 and fS per wssA eoneeasr
don TO- q. seciisp, s.rlfs yclig. Of Otherwise.
Pocis. for 500 " III - Per week compensation, -
Rad gy 30 prY anuir ;'cr from rSS to S5 ~ =
or,,tiorss rtas so medical eiAnir alto required.
Ropss ppasp, Sec. JAMEc q. bArrLasOS, PrsaA
N = .Jrfa Esv.YoRx RsysnkIcks.
Pou Z, n. Morgan. New York
Nouis RsschunA ksiehup., Son Co.. BanksnI
Jonathan y, Stes's, fIsst. Nis.aIA Fire Ina Co.
Oh. Lee ], Martin, pYe-t Home ms Co
John Tsy1of Johnston Prest Cont r X Co cfNsw-Jeu.
l,.orgs 3 Rooeins q. s. Robb,pe Son, ksIksrA
o. ID. v Grant banker; Amos X Eno. N y.
John J. fhe ~. Now och Geo. II. stuart, Phiia
Hon W. A. Buc King Gov. state Of CounscticaS
roiciss Issued by EDGAR FOkMAS, Aseat Nc. ia ~
toa-ss, .ess irom corner Broadway, NY
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UeSolns CARDS, Sc.

WIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton
W a-sTEAA JOB PRINTERS sas LABE. MA
CEACIURERA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30

RrYo' NJ Gcaf ss on febic h-s,lh 81 EeaId o. Ader.
n" with resolution that tho vact lot the south side Of
'y..h stlc.i ttt' ga % Seven Sre.1. ani "'ohd
.4aps:d .-,,, ,,,.,
Hrpcrt % C0ariiire Pub frsth Of Road Of der
with sout that TIE vacant iou on ne south siJe Of
fhJ dn rect aId The westerly .-e OF btoadwHy b.
ty,.n tify fVs aud F!l h0ntTrsts, he norhsty lids %
et bei froaIw ~ Gj kishtt vssue.
and % Z sss,sry ~ OF f.ht- iay'nn. between 10y.
G. ~ STREET Comm siouer and that the secorpAnyn, odi
unr-e thrISfor he adcp.d
kebor Of Comnist-s n u5ir neata OF board Of Aser-
~ith rssoiptSou tn1 q. low aha .geAeo o' r1m}rI
Ia GI<r te direction II he street Conn'i.neT' ans Iaet
lAs gny2s crjiaans, ,hereicr be .d2r,sd
Report Of Cenue. Oh Public Health Of boisd of Alder
,h resolution thS the vsca o'' on the north eide Of
eighty ashree brtwesn the fir sud eteoHd Aysa.s b
icnr-d Ia dudes the direction Of tic Slfee soEmsonsf
tiu, tie uTsnyi.s saiusnee therefor Be- dcpi.d
Report o. Committees OF Fable Hssik % Board o. Alder
with -soal!o th re vheani os. on NJ .op'b aldo OF
Thirty fourth street between TIE sIth snd Sevorb s'enar.
81 hnced in under the dec'ono th Street .sonsr
that ne psnyps dnsnes therefor DC aeop'sd
Whstb referee to tie &c nulioc on fnb.h lie Mh
Rsoutoh 81 hoard Of Aldermen. that tho loy sAd 'inksn
bot, aHma.r' thTse noaary4 AUD hye.sh Hd hss eSassd
.-s be so4 forthwith unGes the direction OF the street
~ ~, ,, 70 The COMMITTEES ~ rubbt Health
Rs.ou.ion OF Board Of Aid.rr thu tho snnsen lots on
the side of second syerns enwssn hiy seoSnd and
yst 10 filed IN forth" ~, uhjeg te ia eegn
IN. rset Comm si0ue and taAi the soesiipssyns sid
1' w ,1s,S. , y &. Committee on Public Health
Rsea,ioa OF Hoard Of Aldermen ts the low and 'unker
TO- nunbsrs ifes hundrsd ,nl hfyur aud three hundred
an mrs he s,.r,ior Of tie street comwi'sioeer
wescb ref-rrss to The conu,s;ss on fphSe Health
R,roy- Of OcnmiIies Of sra Of Aaesnep, With
re.ordou Tia WITH the nceessary rese y ns
and rs, ss ss . IT, sswsf Sr o 81 e, cI ss
Asntdat Board and thar tue accompanying ordinance there
'o' rir Jas referred to IN. c.arnt,es on sswsrs
Petition OF the PASTOR % the German Evangelical Church Of
, 1864-09-19
day THY fully confirm the prerlo1s reports thai
The enemy ata beng lax6oly .feln oEeed bI con.

day. THY fully confirm the previous reports thss
.he enemy ara beng largely .rstn oreed BY con-
.Tfe Mtra1rs CITY Point correspondent .avs:
Yesterday morning Gen. Brney opened a his bat
tez1es the rebel works aud tue city Of Peters
for orer tsso hours. Thls vas In re.a.faiou Tor
the rebels asiog en- orr plckets AZ ~ hours.
All accounts Of ~ impending battle on tie Vel.
mote probabilities. Whether Lea removed hi.
headquarters to Re21s' Station, - reported b.
de.ertcrs, to oversee an engagement, or not, ns
Another correspondent says: Brig. Gen. j. B.
Howell OF Tez1,'s division Of the 10th eorpI, was
accidentally killed the night OF the 1ath+ by his
Tie HtynGd' = correspondent near Point ol Rocks,
18Th, Describes tho cannunade ng the rebels on tbs
day before, on the attempt to knock toWa OIL
sic1 al towcrs. 4 rebel dc=ezttr informed oar od-
He also ioca'ed 4 new masked battery, which as
sonn a. opened, found our guns tralned upon Il
VIE III Hfra az = csvsi, 5ivieon correspondent
saIs: We bavc betn enjoying an esceedinsly
LeAfdciai rest. The regiments In the meantime
rapidly 1lliue up. ecu. Davies healta Is suca NJ
to permit hlm to zeJotn his command.
HEADQUARTERS Army or rHk PoToxAo,l
September l6-eysntng
For the psss few dayt both siaes have been en-
gagged In q continued stsugHo Of = Esna.,lpsnoe.ns .l
cauerd bY The enemy's firing On our p1ckets,
The enemy have been busy sor sevefA days. con
struclipg second line OF WORKS ehoff dlat9nee
behind the first, and are making 1t as strong tne
othsr.,
September ,1E-uornins.-Mn is- quiet. Less
firing mas heard last night than foS long time
past. -
the mall boat to-day report thar on Friday large
body ot1ebe. cavalry made a .raid on o9s reserve
herd Of cattle, oppoaite Harrison's Landing. and
succeeded IN carving Of the entire lot Of about
1900. Tho Rnard Of about 200 men Of the 13th
Pcnnsylvsnia cavalry Of course could not do much
against such heavy odds. Our cavalry started IN
pursuit. and It was believed that before night the
entyre ut rSou1A hc recantgra6
, 1864-09-19
=. FROM GRANTS AEmY.
RetnIorccment9 OF the Armfes-Terri-
6c she1I1uE- OF Petef8DllrE-DcRth Of
Sen. Howell.

New YoRK, Saturday, Sept. 17.-The New York
Istbunes correspondent with Gen. Grant eays !:
By reference to the Richmond lF1tg, which mail
cd to you last night, you will zee that thefr own
calculation there remains In the whole South but
1Ss Goo men between the ages OF sixteen and my,
These they style = e1empts.". By enactment oi
their Compress. al residents betWeen these ages
s1e in their military service. From these e1emofs
only can they recruit their armies. But tbese
l8o00 arc oil men who have been deta,leq Tor duty
which ha. been considered up to this Tine as viz
tuolly important as se1vice in the army and not all
Of them bor my large portion OF Them can be
spared from their present avocatious Us ovesseers
OF plantations, ae woikpen IN the Confederate
n,re1 als, as manufactu1e1a Of articles which must
be obrained- uenca there Is no bas1a ot a1ditlon
The She position at Deep Bottom is nov governed
entirely by 1eqIo soldiers under Gen. Paine, The
operations ut Dutch Gap are being prosecuted by
forcebf negro eoldiess, and fair proportion OF
The trenches ara held BY du4ky patriots. ,
The T44bHnt's Washington special eays. Two
Wlseouat eoldiers, wounded IN 1he battles Of the
wi deIuess, nrTed here today ftom that toc.llty.
By good fortunc thty lelt Into the hand. OF Uoion
farmers living nesr the battle ied, who nursed
them until they were restored to he1fth fhey
ttste that. numbers Of our wounded made their
way to farm houses in the vicinity Of the battle
ftld, but most Of them died from shaer want O
medical attendance. Hundreds OF dead lle unbuf1su
on The hattle field o. the 9th OF july fight.
A WashiL Rion spec1a1 to the 1Fo7sd RAYS: some
eixteeu teserters from Lee'a army arrived here TO-
, 1864-09-19
Markets by Telegraph
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rrtbune.1

ALHA61, Saturday. ssps H. 1861.
The Cattle Market has chapgad but little aocc yet-
tcreay tie total receipts being about 4coe tess hsn
1ot OF which can be ca.eed ~ extra first qusllsy
Ill tic cfhtis are nfhs green stccE. or coArss Fad
poor. Prices range fIou to gH~ which Is nbous the
saue aslast week on Ike qualities, pe.hapa fsac
tIon batter. AmonK the Gales 1T7 ead OF Ill.,
tcis BY Rosenthal It tl1z Fer hsad, averaging 1870
1ea head hy Bollant, ut sl1,. ayerne7hg 12as ns
and 81 head pTtne niaoia by Coca At si.o3s. av<s.
aging !. I.Mo ns.
EnAyr are lower: the 1upplr being heavier. and
pelts chsapcr. 'procuces a declins OF 1QHo = n.
Receipts socd:talea Of 5eta head. at 7179c; extra
11mba, ,s.S1l@aHc.
Hoos hare sKsin Advanced under . demand that
Coz side snbty cxcttds thu supply. Sales made
to-day al lsels4c; good Western and STATE averag.
irE 10 nH brt: 1s9t3kc. Eecsipta. $50 anipped
10 New York 9ltD.
, 1864-09-19
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
6pecisl NJeet1ng-ElectIon OF Classical
luYtrucIOr-Afftcans in the
Observation-Disclosures

A special meeting OF the Bosrd Of Education was
held on Saturday afternoon In the ICONS OF the
Board, the President, J.. B. TAIL In the chafl. The
Intpcetnrs present we're Carpenter, Newbesry,
sheahan, Rydcr, Wicker, pK1ndiTilie,. Waller,
Onahan, and Fossythe.
The President stated that the object OF the meet
Ing was.to act upon the reclamation Of Mr.. George
c. Clarke Of the poAi1aan he had held in the high
school for tix years part teacher Of the csss,ce
Tbs 1eslcnas1on Of Mrs. C1ark WIS read and
Tie President announced that the next thin, In
| 9tde: would be fhe report Of the Committee on
Examination Of TcacheIr-
lhst Eix had ben examined, r,z: Ashur E1ana,
Edward G. Coy, it,, Albert S. Wu1ts, Olof Zen.
son and G Caro-, Gaytes and recommended thst
bs J n1ed to then By .se Report
The board then proceeded TO the election Of
teacher 70 supply the pl:ee OF Mz. Clatk. Carol
lhGn declared unantmonaly elected, " -
naiaintsd eaoo! 81;
both d The Kinzie School.
The 1p,lowing were admitted to seat. in the
H,eh sSnool: Ella Alexaneer, Agnes II. Bael, Hat
Fayor, t1edeseka G1ntheE, AeFman Herbet, Sarah
N. Horton, George Moser, Helen A. Mcdonnell
Anna Nscd,, John T. Mullen, Almtra Z olds,
.aast,e a2 =; HaEns!. Mary j. Wlle, " Il. Young,
Inspector shcahan offered the following:
Resnrtd, That COMMITTEE Of three members
be appointed By the President to eupe1intend the
1ocxtlou and management Of the scrg1ai nlRht
schools authorized b the ordnance Of the Cam
ed inspectors 6heahau. Wentworth md P1fndiyllie
| as tuch Committee:
Inspector sheahan offered The following:
70 inquire md report 10 tbs Hoard, 1t the mex:
melting, whether ihezr are any pereons of Affican
b'eoa r. 4 epy pubic aoois
, 1864-09-19

C1xc1ssAT1, Friday, Sept. 1s.-A. st. Louis dis
patch en2s The party sent for irom that esy 10 Ia
Qusuirell, tho Missouri murderer and robber, de-
c!ares TINT the arrested man is not he On the enn
tr1ry, the indianapolis correspondent OF the Gin
eayf:
Yesterday Gen. Hovey received a dispatch from
responsible parties IN ia a~rence, Kansas, who
knew Qpantre!l well, describing the desperate 40
perfectly that there IL not reasonable doubt tha,
the real Qusntscll Ia caught at last.
Capt. Thatcher, United States Army, formerly or
duty In Kansas and New Mexico, called On Quan.
t1tll this morning. He addressed him as hs enter.
Cd, HHoW arc you, HAITI" Hart Immediately
sprung mp, shook bin by the hand, admitted hi:
Identity and talked over old times as eooly as 4 he
is accumu'atnR in Identification Of Quau.zell, and
will DO developed on his trial, which comes on a
once. Juatlce doea Eot sleep forever, and the Law
renee victims will be avenged.
, 1864-09-19
eE Louis Nlnrber.
fgpeclal Dlepatch TO the Chlca2Q TIihuaE.1

Sr. Louis, Saturday. Sept. n.
ToHAcco-wcake7. tn1 prices of iuks c4rtly matn.
tslned. Common and medium shipping lenf sIcoa
2C0 Ito nj lower, Sails VI los thds. and bids Of
81 rejected. Tho sernps sold ut t?.3ox3o3s green
and damaged !uEs, $a1f&s 5o r. do factory. 31o.s1o
1900: planters do 3l2.252ls Is; common shipping
leaf, 8l5 s1o1as0s rrdlum do, t,9o!Gt5z5: Kood
md ma do. u; 5tas9 ses commoa and medium NAH.
u|actu1lns Ieaf, 338 ep1ss+23. >
FIouR-QuMt. saiea tuper at . 50 extsa, $lo.sI
dolols rx.,A, s1o5o do aoubls head Lined, Impact
cd and delivered, ai0.5e. -
GnA1H-Nhoat heavy, ssles nt 81 87x9t.o5. Corn
Wsak; eatcs of 2-B sis nlxtd, In Second'hsnd gun.
nies. nt st4s delivered; Fl aks vhtte At sLsa% oasa
lower s.lcs Of IKE. In various lots. n 9ocs ls5
eks at sac. No change In sAlea OF II bs1s at
2 bu. usr1es-Sales OF 10 skB fall y ss.l7H.
WuRKr-Ma1kcs Qulot and unchanged. No sales
to 1snprt.
, 1864-09-19

Especial Uispatch TO tbs Caieago TrlbuDs.l
CINCINNATI. Saturday, Sept. II, 1851.
FIoun-Aarttt Gull Rupcrnno u quoted As $3.50
@7.Gf; e1tts, e7ee@7.75.
wu1sKr-aisskst ,a.r. Sales soa brs at st.;s.
PnovlsfoF1- Market hcsyE. No ucmsnd for park
OF bactn. The latter il regarded roolnal 1t l7ko
for bulk fhou1doIs: ,5Hc for Edes: 19Hc for bacon
shoulder. and 2ohc tor sides.
-Wheat-A!srtes dull and prices nominal,
Cotn-Ear IL quoted ut u 22@l2l In bulk. and 4i25a
l46 of Rhelied Oats 613c. Rysd dull ut Il g..
GEoc1R,x xs-Co1eo Is quoted at t8asc. Raw 10.
RaT. 26c; bard refined, ooHc. New 0slsA1a moassos,
a 1871 N
, 1864-09-19
TEE STATE EAKR.
Closing 4cenes-Thc Nncex-Awartls
of frtmlums-Gtoss Receipts oveE
DECATUR, VA srHKaYrE1D.


DECATUR, VIA spuRaYrEID.
Saturday, Sept II.
This Is tho last day Of the State Agricultural
Fair, Rndaltapueh tho attendance is not large It
II greatly In excess Of the eame day last year The
weather has been very pleasant during tha seto1.
~eek, ont the dnit4 At timer, especially On the
ROME betwten Decatur and the ial1-srouuds, h.s>
been almost snhocating. Tbs Fa1r, "a a whole,
nas oeen toe most successful one ever held tn the
State. As have before s,id. the show Of cattle,
nStsee. sheep hoga IN agricultural plemsnt. il
real procrcss ~ the f.sht direction. Good crops
arc me err o. PfoYtdeuce, and may annually come
10 ,, rs Or 6e withheld according to fhe will OF Al
mfRnly ,6od, but Improved stock and machinery
are developed y tte Rtuius Of man, and any I'm
pr9semept =, IL Ia azed sd taet aud never los;.,
Tnsre Is, one feature IN onr annual farmeiss
gatherfnEs htch Ia growing nuisance, and will
lave to Eventually be abased. I mean Ihe race
con1ee. From pleasant pastin-, afosdiug In
r. m to tas hss
to practice their devi1ieh 1.ts no. only upon each
other but moie generally and outrsteoualY upon
9hs e nqa h know that l
Wltrcss this sport and would not come We,e It not
IN tie programme. I eorrow that it is. 30, but
able farmer will como within the fair sronns, nor
allow his family to do 20. W6comuend this mat
tvF 10 the new Board Of Tn.eees and ask them to
meet the fssue in the spirit Of good citizenship
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the ground, occupying the very best plaees In the
thape or big snakes, hat men, women and chill
dren, beg knEs. mouetr st'tes, living and dead.
negro ninstrels. grinding orFat1s, &C., IS very
laEre. last year they were 1udlciously shut ous,
but this year the trustees were not ee5ond the In
IueEep o. ercenoacka, aa1 ne oiier OF Sl,sN or
SLIGO u that currency hrnneht 1hsm m 10 tetms: MIS-
usll, which weEc hired aud have been occupied BY
the various associations named below. have al
noble ladies, who, for IN enttru week, have aban-
dontd luxurious and pleasant homes and given
their entire time for the benefit aud comfort Of our
, 1864-09-19
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Reports Of Observation-Disclosures
Bounties-ConsolldRfion Of
County into 0ns Drzft District
The Brokers Looked Up.

rnr,unnt TO Adjournment, The Board of superyis-
orv al Cook COUNTY met on Saturday morning, at
ten O'Clock, tho TrcstdcAt, ]. II. A!3cnt IN the
Chair. The following members answered their
naucs: Supervisors Allen, Brown T. D. Cool
csnmack, Chandler, Dalton. De Wolf. 1randost,
Edhro0k. Farwell, Gormley, uaipts Hopkins,
usrms, IRWIN, johnson, Jaucs. Kingsley. Msnck,
Miles, olendorf. Faucker, Huney, Pashook, Recs.
Rob'nsor. Schicrdine, Strong, Steiuhaus, shack.
fsro, Taylor, War.
Tho Clerk read the minutes OF the previous days
proceedings, which, on motion, west adopted.
f. Su1erSitcr K!nFfIcy, nom tho Committee on
Equahralcu Of Taxes. reported favorabl1 on tho
pctition~@ Charles DraadosG, ask,ug for rrfund.
lng pt ta1ce. Adopted.
8tc,ars, reported adversely lhq petition OF 1eaac
Grccn,cdcs> ins.ine for aonataon Of ,rteca Of
ground on which to erect Jewish hospital.
ADOPTED.
X A c]am ri 1rraeI Heller agalnr. the County for
out -doer relief TO the amount Of $4oo7, WAS or
| crrtd 10 I've raid
ciary asked for further time TO consider the clAtm
Of i. N. White 4 Co.
1 surcr,itor Jahnror, ot the Special Committee
arrointnd 10 eantee With Provoet Marshal James,
rc1osted Thai they hAd conferred With that gentle.
/ man. who told them he had power to arrc+t any
! rerpyn IN tetna men for other States. lie has ar
feeted qntte number already, and Is doing alt he
| can TO ferret ont theee men.
! The ocmmf,tee Recommended shst an apnroprt.
! At1on or ore or two hundred dollars be made to
ftr7tt cui these iIttvidus1s who are running out
! men fur othe1 States. On molten the report was
referred to the War fund Committee, with pow wet
to sci.
sape4~1enr Niles, from ths Committee Oh FL
rarcs, ,rcecmmen1rd the assessment Of a FIVE mill
1sxpn al the taxaba- property in Cook county. to
pay the expense OF equtpptnR volunteers. and the
proceeds rla'i be used lot the payment OF county
| ORDER iesucd IN payment Of vosupteera.
Alec special Tux Of four mi l. On the dollar. the
proceeds to b0 used in liqutdafon o county orders
iftued to pay vo!nnteers which the i've mil tax IL
I insufficient 10 p3y.
Also tax OF i've mills As a rceu'ar county tax,
1.-The money to ne u+ed for such general pnrpo=es
| arthurtEcd BY law.
, 1864-09-19

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