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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Ono Of our reporters, who left last week on a
trip to Otscgo County. sends back tie following notes
By tie way:
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fnrnitnre

bedroom ENAMELD.b FURNITURE N
bu,usutrd manufacture. Also solid Chestnut y.luS
cb,,rL.r suites plain and orvas ,itsl vt H. shnINI
TVN'S I'D Canel-st, opPosise y 'oosor ksf'i
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Arrived.

ARr1ve0s
Steamer Ksn''ursOn tU 81 W. O. ss'ou'su, T0rss'~
Steiner M.dr. III. B. ny Preston Nssssn taayA
Steamer +. w. Bruno, Foster. Baltimore, mdss 70 WIN
Steamer COu-ord Norman, Philadelphia mdse aud pass ~
STEAMER Sea Gall Rector Providence, mdss and psss -
s.ceIer Pelican wsldron. Provjeues ndse snd pss~ y
SIP MARIAN. No,ebobu Lamb. Liverpool June o. nd,s
and rs ys Howlsnd Rockingham Has three ouses
ship Drut.chiand (Rsn,b.l, Hensen, Hamburg 80 dAyA
nds. sni . pass. TO kunhsrds Co
Ship May OBFirn oi rbom ston) Ve'per CdH % asy~
iros and 20 PASS o snow burgess :: 49,
bsrk Sophia lo Hon. kong nevefiy Hong hone Apri ~
tea. 70 Cary 10. Hsd ght winds down tue china seat
passe Java Head May Cape ofGood hope June " 81 e
.rs Iuls o.,ed tie Equator July To- Aug 10, psssed
quantity Of wrecked sigf. =,
Bar. frs.an SLEEPER Hampton Rosds days. In ballast -
Nr,cafS Duncan.
ncy hing Carver L<a 10 days srgaf and moiasses -
rs yirOry 0oldns. M.tamOras 81 days. cotton to Watts.
srs Lily (os Maitland n. 81 Esdas. Leshoru 50 dsyS
n,srb- and rass 10 IA. J. & C. A. p-Wo1
Scare J. Curtin, r Pierce and d. :. Hill, Newman. vish
inis-. from barb Aid ashore at bsru-ss:.
Schr H. H. Rus1el. N.ckeEson CsIt-nn ii days IN Dallas
Scar = T. Hsser. DiIon Fortress Monroe J dhya
Sch Alice Hardy. frsr.Al, Cape henFy dsys 49,
Soop L. beeAwh lof Ssssanl, Fox, Nasssu, r. ndsyS
in 5asst master I. bound 10 Bernnta put into @ pee
in si.tr.ss. being ssors OF provisions and ~assr
Sailed.
AuGrsr s-Sh!p-Auericgn Congress.
Bsrks--r.. Il. Fisk n. II. Gss,op, = Shephsfd-
Bdis-Elirnbeih, Palma. May Lsos.uA H. Th.s33so
Bachelor, En.iuA a., v,,
sshasEers-oak', An-s }. W. Lin'iey VIM lila
Aas lat =. 49, iop- Te 3D. brs Glendale Orss:ss 69e
Ion RallAdrlphla Mf rAmps bay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Tng NV ARcTiC ExrrDIT1oN-Mr Henry
Grinnoli Il this city has heard from Capt Hans Nc"
Arctic Expedition On the 18Th 0t the vessel ~s' o.
ST. johns. Newfoundland. IN FOG. all vel. bound
Tor the hvuorbor,an rel ions ~ the north.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

TuB OLD JoHy.STREEr CurgcH.-An ap'
peal hns been Issued in bohaf Of the Old John'iree'
Chwch, tie hampstead ofAiner!cnn Neihodism. II "a
IN deb; $1,000 which must DO paid by October 30 q
the Church will be sold The congregation Ia poor ~
church IL needed Tor the comparatively clufonet'
rooulailon down town. who vii lend helping hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

SNrcCIIxG.-John McGarya one Of the
stewards Of tho steamship Scotia, VAS arrested on Tues
day night by he United s,aies Marshal for snug
cling. lie wasYeleased on 100 ball to respond "a
the chang,
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apckru.

Aas lat =. ~ lop u %. bris Glendale, Octss. -
l-,ui failsdrphia ff Tsmps bay.
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Sailed.

Arorsr s-Sh!p-Anericar Congress.
Bsrks--r.. Il. Elsa, n. II. Gsstou, = Shephsfd-
Bdfs--Elirnbrth Palma, May LsofeiiA H. Th.sesn
Bachelor, En.iua- 49, ,.,,
sshasrers-Oaks, Am-s J. w. Lin',ey, VIM Ella
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
HON. a. W. HUBBARD

Has arrived in town, and is, We are in
formed, highly incensed at all article in
this paper, which few weeks ago review.
ed at some length our railroad pros poets,
and that gentleman connection with and
participation in them. We do not under>
stand that he has the hardihood to deny
the charges preferred" in that article
otherwise we might convict him out Of his
own mouth--hut cites the Congressional
Globe to show how he stood in relation to
the constellation Of the Dubuque and
Sioux City road with the Cedar Rapids Air
Line He might with just as much pro.
priety cite the Globe to show how he
managed to dispose of sone Of his Ne,
hraskH town lots. We believe however.
,ha, the people of this vicinity have come
to have too correct an appreciation of this
gentleman to allow themselves to be hood
winked after this manner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

Here is what the Dubuque Herald says
Of Judge Chapman, democratic candidate
ocracy of the 9th Congressional District
have placed lion Lcander Chapman of
Blackhawk county. in nomination for Con.
gress. Judge Chapman we personally
know to be M able lawyer. thorough
scholar, n consistent Democrat. and cen
tleman in every respect He has held
positions of honor and trust in Michigan.
in which State he formerly resi- ed, and
has always maintained reputation fer
honesty and cnpabiIity. We congratulate
the Democracy OF the 9th District upon q
nomination 80 Gt and proper
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

ey'" To WHOM 1T MAY CuNcFRx
would most politely iueorm the man who
has been in the habit of drawing bis fuel
from my packing boxes and wood pile,
that he must look to some other source fer
his snrl|y Of wood Otherwise he will he
likely 10 learn that there exists in this
State statute which prohit its and punish.
es stealing. c. X SMITH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

NOTICE Ia hereby given that by virtue of a Spe.
~ cial Execution, dated September Gath, 1864 to
me directed from the Clerks Oftice of the District
tober 9th, 1864, between the hours Of O'Clock a.
III. and O'Clock p. m Of sad day, In front Of the
Post ON door in Sioux City, Iowa, will proceed
to Offer for sale at public auction, which sale will
commence Al . o'clock a. m, the following des-
cribed premises, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
and tho south half Of the northwest quarter of
tion ~ and the northeast quarter Of the mort
quarter Of section l6 all In township No 80, north
Of range ~ west OF tho 9Th principal meridian,
containing lso acres more Or less, In Woodbury.
county, Iowa.
Raid property will be sold Al thu property of J. j..
D. n. . D. A. Crockwell under said execution In
favor VI i. G. yeits, plaintiff, against said Crock
we'll. defendants.
FL. LAMBERT,
.a. Sheriff Of oolhury county, Iowa.
shcriN's Once, Sionx city, 7
Septeiabsr 81, 1861 Jwl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
THE FIRST GUN FOR MCCLELLAN

1t is encouraging to know that in every
State where an election has been held
since the Chicago, Convention, there havo
been large Democratic gains. At length
Deleware, which for the last three years
has gone Republican, has spoken, and out
Of sixteen thousand votes cast 10 the State
there was d" Democratic majority Of over
sixteen hundred. All hail, noble little
Delaware.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

s;J- In consequence OF the Increasing
scarceness of substitutes, blood money
has gone up this week at least fifteen per
ccnt-nnd those have been in the market
TOR some time even when they were
drug there-arc now holding off and de-
ma'ding the price Of reasonable good
darkey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

gksF DAKOTA ELECTION The rolloe;rg
are til" figures AS reported n.ajoriies for
DR.. BvRLf'on :-lnjon county. o8; Clay
county, 81; la"kton county. II; Bon
N"mm" county II ; Charles Mix county,
lG: Todd county. 4. Tvtal $50 Todd's
n'"jority in Dakota Cavalry, 90. Total
majority for Huriei-h, l4O.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

ga We arc glad to witness the improve.
ments being made in the grade of Pearl
street. The manner in which the work
has been commenced and i being prose.
cuted, indicates that something of prom.
inent aud beneficial character will be
nccOmr.ished
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

Es4s Our apology Tor half shee, this
week is the fact Of having lost the servi.
ces Of one Of our compoSitors--he having
been one Of the unfortunate victims Of the
Drait--and hence required to r+por, at
Fon Dodge in the early part of the week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
Notice to Sol ldiers.

IyTHENEVER any teams go to the Raj road
w viii ira nsport furloughed or dischargt
Soldiers from Sioux city 70 the end of tho Rail.
road. free of charge, and furnish ratons and all
reasonable expenses. Gail at the store Of CHAS
+. Btn6E, corner Of Pearl and Third streets.
CHARLES L. nboIE.
SionA city, August 9th, ls6i-t"4 a.#
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

!. is stated tha, General Sherman has
written letter declining to allow the In.
diana soldiers to come home to vote. Mr..
Lincoln ought to curb that General a.
once. He wins victories. and is a fna
stra,egist. but then he snubs Massachusetts
agents who 20 into his lines after negroes,
talks peace with Hood, aud now in,erfesrs
with soldiers voting. Whenever a Judge
has felt compelled to decide the soldiers
voting law unconstitutional, Republicans
have loaded him with nnmeasured abnse.
Will they now Try conslusions with Gen.
crai Sherman,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

TnLtsCTl0SS made and RENTED at currcut
~ rAtcs Of exchange; Bills of Exchange, Incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits re-
ceived and Money iayested, Draftsfo sale ou a n,
countrFln Europe.s
age by fire.
Particular ,tention given I o the paymento
Taxes in any county in Iowa.
Real Estate bong hi and sold Land Warrants
coated
We eFerto tho following parties with whom We
have done business.
Park Bunk. New York;
II. Arnold. Press Mercantile Dank,E
Messrs knauth, Nachod & Kubue. Bankers, n Y
Messrs. thas Camblos Co, Bankers Phil.
. Messrs. Clark. Bros & Co., Bankers It. Louis
Gen. +. Harding, Of Union Bank St Louis
G. Adams, Banker. Chicago.
w +. .C""lbaugh6 & Co. Bankers, Chicago.
E,Partr.dg" Esq. Banker Seneca Falls. NY.
q. W Norton, CsG. President Southern bank I
Kentucky. "u-.ellTiile. Ky.
s. A. Fletcher, ban kerr indianapolis Indiana.
Aon. Wnl, Montgomery. Washington, Pa.
r. II Wnlker. far. salem. Now FORK.
Messrs. II. Narkall Co., Bankers Dubuque
LonisA Nacklot, Banker. Davenport. imrCc
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

lust received per Steamer MONTANA, and
u for sale.
80 Doz. Common and fne chairs,
10 " Wood and cane seat rockers,
Childs table and rocking chairs
Office chairs,
Gard and Centre tables,
Breakfast tables,
Dining tables,
=" Common wash stands,
Enclosed wash stands,
3" Bureaus with glass,
Bed s,eads, assorted,
? " Double mattresses,
? Single mattresses,
? Double lounges,
" Single lounges, ~ "
i g Tin safes.
Jais2-ot H. J.. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
ssss" We are pleased to notice the arri-
'n' m our c;:y OF G. CARPENTER, ESQ ,and

s.ss" We are pleased to notice the arri-
val IN our ci:y OF G. CARPENTER, ESQ ,and
fam Y from C+dnr Rapids.
BE not deceive! by the assurance that
this I'll he The last cali f,r troops. Ey.rv
time call has yet been made RrpubIi.
cans have said to the People this will be
the last and every time have they prac,
tlsed deceit. Il is SO now. We have net
yet reached the last man and the las. dol
lar, and these are what Lincoln promises
yoa unless slavery is sooner abolished. IF
he Soath should lay down their arms to-
day and fer to return 10 the Union pro.
vlded slavery was not in,ertered with in
the States where it exists Mr.. Lincoln and
the Republican party would reject the pro.
position. The Union therefore is not with
them the object If the war. Their pos.
tion is Shoddy Ado tion first the Union
afterwards and Peace not Il, all.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
Lost.

4 bundle Of accounts, containing n Tax Re-
~ ceipt on Lot 6b2 A, in the city of Dubuque.
The finder will be iiber rally rewarded by leaving
thas at the Bank Of Weare 4 Allison.
D.. : WILSON.
Dnbuque, Iowa, August 9th, ls64-lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

Almost every exchange that come to rs
contains long lists Of poor unfortun Mates
who have been drafted. Every name in
these lists is reason why Abraham Lin.
coin should not be re elected. What great
gaps will be made in those lists by disease
and battle before the expiration Of the
term Of drafted service To what thous-
ands Of noble men are those lists death
summons. To how many ford families
do they speak orphanage and affl ction and
suffering 1t canno. be avoided now for
Lincoln is President and he SAYS there
can be no Onion aad no Peace until sla.
very is abolished, and these men are me-
cessary to carry ont my plan But II
you would avoid drafts in future vote aud
work against Lincoln's reelection.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15
Two THE PEOPLE OF Nh BR SKA
VOLUME 7.

TNo THE PEOPLE OF n EBR AsKA
&
-
Look to your interests.
-o-
Beforeyou go.o Sioux City to bay yoursooaslst
mccall you attention. - ny argeaud vel selected
.saek oi-
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS,
~, GROCERIES, )
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH. GLASS,
AND NAILS,
MyGoods werehsught for Ca,hin 81. Louisa nd
Cincinnati nd havin strict Cash busi'
nces, this ables to sell my goods as low, and
little lower than they can be bought elsewherein
the upper col untry. All wantyout" do is to give
me a call before You go 90 Sioux city to
buy, ,shdif cannotsuityou in price and quality
then shall ask you not to buy. BY selling my
GJODSforCAsH, lam enabledtosel
Mems Brogan Shoes at from 81 ,25,.o
Sl,75 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers ani other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calicoes from
l2A to Is cts. per
yard Lawns 122 cents
and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES,
PROPORTIONATELY Low.
- would also cali your attention to my large
Of q The ,:,,s
cheap. In thisstock WILDE foa11
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHS,
SNArfIS,
RAKES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
PLOWS,
CULTIvAToRs,
HOES, &C., &c.
Andin fact all necessar ~ implinen ntefor tn esarm
and garden. Ny motto is Quick Sales and small
Frohts'--what this country wants Now don't
forget-.itis
ECKHART'S STORE,
Dakota City,
Whore you win And these articles cheap.
G. r. ECKHART.
Dakota City, N. T, May 30th 1862
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

For Clerk District Court. +. j. LAMBERT
Fer Recorder ............ CIzAS. X. SMITH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-15

~ Call and examine for yourselves. cfIeryo
greater bargains than can be procured elsewhere
in Sioux City.
q. r. DORRISS.
Sioux City, September 9Th, 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
DEN TIsTR 4.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THRKR H0URs--HN
N ure stisfsctien at 13p sixth avenue Parties
needing teeth shsrt notice will please tsss A. Ad
vance required Nitrous exlde gas sisen and tooth
reced daily without pain, and ee ~ charge where others
BE- inssrscd Light aud durable sets o. teeth ~ low
$40 also Gse gold and patiuA SETS cheap large
sssortep Of Teeth always hand and busness done In
bnsnom manner. Ona py1os 70 everybedy. No advance
saten rumn~ra 10 hold out sbe chesks: and also Sham
Fronts q held outthe far, made here
<sOLTOH DENTAL AssOCfArTON-THB ORIGINAL
~ inSroduosrs the orlde who 10
tract teeth withou ne made fresh every
day Occ rsmovsA from Bosd street 70 No. 10 Cooper In.
stitute.
nsrKOrLAGrTC, on ARTIFICIAL BONE rIbyINGe.
~ rssorss dscaysd seeh. cid msrs Oh ss 70 me
natural shsps color and usefulness sound tsstb Kysyv
class Of cavity nsd vsnau pain by The dsccversr IN par
rcnoved 70 Fourteenth street ono door sst
AZ Union square. Bleven tbonsaod tcstinoniala
Ace oRRzIvroArBs -HAy,vu HAp youa
l.JOO Teeth EXTRACTED wlthoo, pals BY Or. vILLKRs,
sssnss .so.sss ssrsS BStUo.wyz rsns.,. .ngrs
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

OCT. n iss4-To THE EDITOR OF THE sUH-srRs
" In your report OF Trades Movement headed The
Tailors srikens conference held Msrchans
Taiors and T. B. Union is incorrect where states The
asked the bosses what proposition
make. and the latter replied That they
ceve propositions and not TO oler them" and The
The above statement Ia For instance
the bosses the hrst srey
ances they had TO complain o. Tha latter replied
not como there TO state ricya but
srs and employees but inasmnch the question Of
snccs had been raised they the respectfully
asked what offence hev ba gwen what crime tbay had
committed that iadueed the employers 70 discharge
many Of them The 9Th tnsi. The Chairman u the
Committee OF Merchant, Tsiors referred N of
his assooiaes, who replied that eriginased In ask
that II the wish OF Cu hands Asainss
hitu, as he pcrempqiiy ta'cd "a anything frsm
body Had he tCu liu) ra.tec hs be should
the matter have been settled ths
chant tiors draw card % tho public effect thai
they discharge al mnu be sBg tho Tnlors Proiesivs
BY the merchant tzors added 'nnti the
lin was raised Now, .hcn did they In their
TO the public met urt, ihr srke OF Culln rassedf
Why Simply hecause tbev deterpned do thejy
power to break the Working faors union and they
could not succeed IN dong tet had words npt
the strike or oulln raised adopted In Gin ton
THAT the raise the culin This lhey con
senssd 10 do asking but for the only one
now Standing In The way OF an anieable selemsnwhcn
strike 70 this she nerchau, tailrs rspiied tnat ,sss
wsuid be only question ol lev asys tins A. The aeos
be other. se whsq. without jnstinAbs cause thsy ds-
chsrsed To Of the bsst workmrn tho market subsn
tued the op workers OF New YORK vicinity oy pr,or
of which We refer 70 their CUSTOMERS who bya,hfu
ne zoe the dasrence o. workman hip We would calbs
CENTRAL COMMITTEES, 7si Grand street
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
WINES. LIQUORS, 40.

WIN pE GAnnoB DANCING ACADEMY, 90 WEST
w rcurteen,h strset bays and evennrs or tntliop
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS from to ssd 70 10 r. n
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

CROCERS' AND TEA CLERKS EARLY CLOSING G
NJ Association.An vi favor Of closing at eigh
o'clock earnestly requested attend SPECIAL meesiu
at Military Hall, l93 Bowery. tbs Monday evening Al
o'clock. JAMES CUsICK, Presidenl
r. O'NRiL- Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

WATERS PROTECTIVE AND BErEvoLgNr Al.
w sccanon.-A meeting this association III b. held
on this Mcnaay 0ctober 80 evening halfpast eight
hngueus members their new cards. All failing assd
selyca.sfpeled Ry order of JAMES hoDDY. Prssidsni
q PArFfcE DAry. Secretary
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
TIE TURF.

JTNIoS COURSE L. I.--fROTflk0.-Oh MONDAY,
~ October "a stah 7. ~ match Of $40. nile and re-
peat harness. q Van Wagner blk. O. rormeulor.
SHAW 1 WHITE. Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
LEGAL NOrIcEs.

Os soiIor Or chaL kLuKuMAsS, Ia D., ros
~ hahn Whrm redfich Pspe, teacher Of music, ~ 10
81 curator hcrsdstass The kssbeth Sehveis
ssrf widow of the Ale Helnuh Carl Ludwig Brasch,
puse proclamation has bsen posted here by hitch all
thsss -bo e~levs % have claims Of say Kind -
heirs or creditors against the estate Of ths late
MS. Engel hlAA5etb sehvsggIi, widew q the late he
nuh Carl L,dvr Brssch tsor Who die< n this city on
Vel A. Al those wbe ar. isaebsa The said deeeseed or
Who are In possession belonging sad estate
asc found obi g.i hss V 6ls their eAns
70 the City and County Cour within year and dsy from
the day Of death of decessed viz 18Th OF Fob
ro.ry 800 - slsst tss creditors .iha the ssne time
sdsucn in the Cy and County Court unaer penalty
Of eYcuslon from the said estate the holders articles be
longing ssid rrtAe notify the within tho
SANE time any personal or oser shss they ksve on
snch articles under penalty Of them dsbor-
uept .E
iasA tp Hteol oAHpERKE. Dr.
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

nEcKER YfLs YLRuRor 4 co oYrER PoR SIIR.
- shrougs tbs either fes srpsrt copsump
uop the follow ng fne assortment Of French srmsn
Wines " Sac gruvths from The well knswn house of u
n. u Becker Fils. OF Bordeaux. Hockheim and Berlin
CLARETf in cassA--Chsteaur Latoav, Margsux, Leo
y,e L.nte less ass Laas s "a Julsn. o. ksepbs and
WHITE wiEEs.-cssss Chateau Ysosm and Hass sau.
STILL oCK.-Johanassbsrcsr, nsrcobvuo.s,. Lab.
frsnepmiich, Hocthsmer sparkfhs Hoch ana Sparkling
ZINE OLD BBArpy -.'Becscr 1874" in case.
ttfH poHB 0sBeHE "a Beaver street
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY,
pREsii,kkT,
vENANGO tNsukrY. PENN.

Capital STOCK ,stVss
In shares Of 8s t-nch. par value
6ubscrlptOn price
Being full payment Tor - rhzra No further call %
Il, be made.
100 600 shares working capital
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

MASONIC RorIcR-rHE NEMssRs OF ZBRU-
M bsbei Lodge. No. 329 r. and A. NJ. hereby mott
fed 10 attend special oommun nicson be held the
Lodge Room, 7U1 Bowery Monoay evening. October a.
~ 7Js o'clock BY order OF the VI. III. -
The New York herald., 1864-10-24

n. I. .a----.- -. ]. j. 49, ; .a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-21

EVIDENCE OF A CoNsPIRAcY TO TURy
MIsspURI OVER To THE CONFEpERArs
GvERSMENr Day by day link after
link " added to the chain OF testimony
leading to the conc! usion that we are in
the midst of formidsbls conspiracy to
carry Missouri into union with 'hs Con
federate States. The State government
dissrmed loysl mon. and placed arms in
the hands Of returned rebel soldiers and
their sympsthisers. The civil officers ol
the State and General Oden Guitar thong ht
they had found psnsces for all the dc.
moralizstiou incident to the revolution in
their new militia called Paw-psws.
1t now appears that those Of tbe Paw
paw militis in Platte County who did
not Join Thorn'on. boxed up their guns
and rolled out, their cases of smmocition
drawn from the State Government. and
sent al to the guerrills camps Of Thorn
ton. and Taylor of the Qusntril rangers
This Taylor made . speech in favor Of
not interfering with Conservatives, AMI
then showed . knife rsi with blood.
which hs said vas Just from the bosom
Of . Radical. Will the State Govern
ment longer support snd stand BY class
Of men who havs led them into errors
nov desoIsting the fsirest portion Of Me.
sonri II is said ,hst politics make. ssrsngs
bsd-fsllows. aod ws should think the
G CONSERVATIVES party Ore in bsd With harlols
Of very bed r'pnts. .-A JSsspA Hws'S.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-21

Especial Dispatch tn the Missouri Demoer,,
MEMPBIs. July 10. via CAmo. Julv po
There has been nothing additional from
Smith to day. excepting that Forss, ".
wounded in the head in the fra, d,,,
fight and was taken to Okolon.. Ts
whole 9Th Tennessee wa. captured, ,1rs
portions nf three companies.
Conscripting still continues in West
Tennessee. ...
A rebel mail carrier named Gl,nI,l.
was killed near Germantown hy our pirE.
cts last Sunday. important papers urs
fonnd upon his nerson.
Forrest had 20. 900 that he could com.
mani.
Three or four small parties are cou-
scripting in West Tennessee. and stealing
horses and negroes The latter they taks
down Sorth and sell.
A large section of the Sonih.rn conn
trv. said to be covered with cotton and
other crops. promises fine.
The Bulletin is urging the people To-
become loyal. so that tr.de NAV he opsu-
ed 1t says that sf50. 900 900 worth Of
cotton win find its way to M.mphi. next
season, if the people bs'oms loyal and tbs
Government opens trade.