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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-04

YANKEE MORALS. young women III
Jackson Mich has been carryin, On the
recruiting bu siueSs IN al on -l*:al an highly
peculiar manner Marre> d man On coldi-
ton that lie will enli., anl give her las
hGiGLty. She being r..knGIy handsome,
the poor dupe consents. After he is cont
she marries another S'our men has she
thus welded and seu. 10 the srmy. %
the fifth occasion sac was was detected.
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Nov 4-3t
To the Citizens of Augusta

EkTE have been appointed by the County Cours
w Of Augusta genera, agents of the county VIII
full power and authority to procure by. purchase
er ii esessary by mpressmen. supplies Of flour and
cs4n for tho families of soldiers in the county
We an authorized to pay fair price for our sup
nes and We trust we will not be called upon to
Teso TT impressment in anv case. The families OF
,he Soldiers must be provided for at all hazards
ard we earnestly appeal to the patriotism as Wen
as the self interest of the OF augusta THO 70
Justices Of the vaiious d sricts appointed our
sstant agents, who will at make purchases s.
at prices not exceeding One Hundred and Eft J
Dollars barrel for Flour and Iwspfx -
cay as D. ac,ica saspF1eesd to dischar sc our da-
ties Respectfully, nD
EDWIN NJ. GUSHING,
General Agents.
Oct 23-1mo.
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Nj \. IsEED.

On the 9th Of OctoEsr, BY the Rev. Mr Dice, /,
Mn. DAVID ii. snEANeR Of Wildwood Ciarke Coul
y, aad Miss As2;;.t isrA Su1u, ct s5taunton Va {.
On the 9th of October, " the same. Mr. JAMS
Il MAY. c. S. A. and Miss EAS 4 i fooa, Of ,Staun
ton Va.
On the 18th of October, by the same Mr. WILLIAM
OcaELTnBE and Miss MARY JANE Ppwsas, Staun
ton ya'
On the 18th OF October, by the same, Mr. PETER
IloPwooD and Miss MAGslE SuELLz*, Stanton
Va.
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Notice 10 the CiaiZems OF AaE~
gusaa, (ReEonA the Liaiiyss OF
CHE Town Of StauN1On.)

WAVING received a portion of Augusta County
IL Quota Of Cotton Cloths. and Cotton arms:
we are prepared to distribute to parties entitled
to it in the following order, viz: First to the fam
lies Of Soldiers Second to persons in INDECENT
circumstances and third to Citizens generally
each head of family Will be required to bring or
send a Certificate from Justice OF tho Peace Is
to the number in his or her family the Cash must
accompany each application. Persons wishing to
fatks depo.it in advance their ca ssss cap - So,
4.hsse making such deposits in adytIpe, tosss-e
the preference of others in their respective Classes
who make no such advances. Parties will call at
once :: as those calling frs, will be served first
The goods ,5iil be found at Mosby Tsylols CID
stand Beverly ST. Staunt)n.
PECK &TAYLOR, Commercial
Agents for Augusta County.
October 2Sth 1864 If
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Notice to Tax-P eI's.

THE Assessors of the property Tax in this
l. district will meet at my office on Monday rext.
the 3lst inst, for the purpose making out their
books.
Persons who have failed 70 return their taxable
propprtv to said assessors must do SO at once.
l1ss~ The election of the ) per cent or pro terry
tax will be coinn-nced as soon the books are
cnmpi ted, Ct &llch due notice will be given.
Wholesale am ketat4 Dealers who have nnt e.
turned their sales for Sac qu lrter of the yea end
ing September '5Oth INST see TIE assessors &Ed
make their r,tt3rhs pad pay their tax within 80
DAYS from this dato Failure to do so will SUBJECT
them to the payment OF double said tax.
w. II. IL. LYNN,
Cor. saith Dist.
Oct % ct
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y ,sst Published
Richardson's SCntIlo"a Allnanacff) 1885

Richard JOINS SCntho"n Almanac s.: 1885
1T contains, besides the Calendars, &c, the Ii
B. GERS Of Z. 5. GovernWtss.s, Official list Of Mem
eege OF sd Congress, Statistics Of States Army
and Navy List, Population and d ebt OF Europe and
America, Statement OF killed, 81. in the battles
Of the War, Rates Of Postage, &c. rendering it
the most valuable publication ever sued az All un-
precedented low pi ice.
Single copy Is cents, IL copies Sc, 100 copies
$40. Send stamps to pay return postage.
Address, JOHNSON & SCHAFFTER,
Publishers, LyncAbarg. Va,
Nov 4-:t* -
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STANTON, Oct 10 i 1864.

K.
To the People Of augusta:
Many mcaths since fll - Subscribed
by te+evolent persons in the Codnty TO sup
port refugee families from North Western
Virginia. The money was placed in the
Central Bank under the control Of John
Wayt Esq. Treasurer, and has been dis
bu'sed by orders from the Ceafral Commit
tee. Its how III effect exhausted, the small
SUM remaining being set apart to meet a
liability already incurred BY the cotnmittce,
and yet the objects bounty stiff rerla;n III
our iaidst; and we earns*ly appeal to the
benevolent thro' their Church organization
or otherwise as they may deem best, to re-
new their contributions ana to place at our
disposal additional funds. We know that
much good has been already accomplished
and we trust the means will be furnished
fer doing more
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CsR1CB SOUTHERN TELEdaAPA C0&PANIEs
Richmond, March 9th 1864
April s-tf
OF ICE.

NOTICE
~ 5 negro supposed 10 be
about rs years Of age, tolerably dark complexion,
aboat feet in height and of pleasant oountenancc,
smiling when spoken to, was wounded slightly
about the knee md is near HILLSIDE. ough Pocahon-
tas county, Va. When wounded he was armed -
He seems to be very. conversant with persons and
things about and ear St&unton from which fact.
though proessiag to be free, is supported To be the
property of some one in that locality. The owner
can get him by going to Hillsboro' iio is at tbs
house ofMr. HENDERSON, which is by 10 means in
safe locality The osrter Is expected to pay for
this advertisement.
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Whilst Pennsylvania Sslinister, was in
the midst CT his sermon. little boy abou.
ten years of age, quietly left his set. tooE
his hat, walked Up o the pulpit and asked
permission of the minister to leave the
church. sayi' 6 he forgot to feed the pig
The request was granted and he left. but
returned in few minutes, DO doubt greatly
reliprsa.
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EMLEICAN HOTEL,

sylITss = LITTLE, Prorrietors.
THE. subscribers. having taken charge of the
American Hotel. respectfully isv,te iheii
friends and the travelling community q give them
a call. They pledge themselves to furnish their
tables with the best provisions the market affords,
and their beds and rooms will be found in comfort
able order. Their stables will be kept we'll sup
piled with good hay and grain: and every effort
wti be ,ussl@ To sati>act ton. They inv ite az
examination aid trial of tlgeir establ shinent under
it's new administration
MARSHALL SMITH,
S. Little
Sept 2.-2m:-$iO
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Railroad Notice.
OffroE VA. CENTRAL

OFFICE VA. CgSrAAI.E Z. I.HN =
RicHMoSD, October 18th 1864.
A RTICLEs of Freight shipped to Wsynesl,a, Q .
n Fshe.svie or Stanton must be moved
from the cars Immediately on their arriva, Is tho
Company tas no depot Mt either point and TilI u,s
respectable for losses after their arrirai dos
: inaticns. FOR csn goods oe suffered to remain !
: {e.s III s!c;:se.
I'd. 3.-ccatE
(>li4 -trI1.C
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NEW Goo ~ s. 81
At Taylur and Hoge's Old Stand.

E2LACK and shite Cal; COS GincLams, A'pacc,s,
I'D Grey Army Cloth. A Cdttoa.
y Osnabu'gs, bleached Cotton.
Mems 4 Hose. Ladies iioSe Morocco shoe
Handkerchiets (assorted) Rice Camhrics.
Shoe Thread, Letter Paper. Shoe Iaces.
Butt0ps. imstal and bone } Lead Pencils,
Salt. 20 9ssIs fine Smoking Tobacco,
and vari0ts other trtfclc9 Lic al III a s,..
advance.
). Z. TAYLOR.
Sen 2J-3m3
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FEowc'i Cobb's Aa lress-virginia.


TTowc'i Cobb's Nd lress-Virginia.
The Southern Coafedraey, pub ishcd at
Macon, in its evening edition on the -: %
says:
Owe publish III this Mornings eli ION a
manly thrilling appeal from Genera Howell
Cobb to the people Of the State Of Georgia
Let it echo from the mountains to the sea
shore, .r,1 from he eastern to the western
limits Of the Empire State answer back
the battle cry. Georgians rally as one man
aad end The war. lie says lcok at Virginia
that good old State, torn aud bleeding at
every pore her citizens murdered in colo
blood, her fields laid waste, her rich Valley
given up to The flames by order OF the Com
mauder ii. C.icf Of the Yankee army. See
her sons marching by the thousands to dc.
fend Richmond and Petersburg. See her
people suffering for two long bloody years
on short rations, aud now threatened with
famine. Yet they are more resolved and
determined this day than ever before to
perish or be free He states that though
Virginia did not seccdc until Lincoln called
upon her for men To force back Georgia
and her seeding sisters into the Union
She indignantly spurncd the call and swore
to defend them to the last, and "a noble
defence it has been "
ERGoy. Smith has issued preclama-
ton, covensDg the Legislature on the first
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.Ihe charleston Courier l.. advised that
an effort is being made whca will have a
tendency to materially reduce the present
prices of blockade goods TIC 4aatser is in
the hands Of the leading men and officers
of the yarioas companies and now uad In con
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N@"@00I
= III H LIB
Opposite Gabriel HirShS.


now receiving neat and we'll selected a<sort,
Il ment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, and Dye stutis
Wnich ne VIII sen as low So the times will Justify
Among the Dry Goods will be found If Tn,iete
p1Ew p' A'0'S' Dress oo0'S e0"-
CALIUoEs.
LAWNS.
MuSLINS,
ALPACCAS, &c.
Hosiery assorted for Ladies and C;epu4ma, uoo,,
skirts, ertratuaity, Boss, assorted coInnrl i;enf
tlemne's neck ties different STYLES. Shirts IL.
and coloured, Shirt collars, Brown ana Biescbsd
from No 10 Is white Cambricks plain and no.
red, Coat ANTS, Vest and SHIRT Buttons patent
thread olnerent colours, together with q yaFetv
OF ether articles in this line not enumerated.
GROCE Hes.
Rio Coffee superior article, Cunpovdar an,
Imperial lea, fine flavor, BTovn Sugar Of excellent
quality.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Extract of lockwood, Coperas. Can and mr., 10.
per Envelopes. Lead Pencils, Hats OF different
styles and qualities, Tobacco, Chewing and Siny
king, Cigars, Black Pepper, &C.,
The above comprises in part the assortment nl.
goods now IN store, and will be constantly rccei
ing fresh supplies throughout the season A.
take this method Of retu Spilas1
thanks to the people of Stalln1u
for the very liberia lnepan1
me whilst engasa l(qS Dnsy ylI
and hope BY strict attention 10 Cuisines at thi
time, and adopting the whnlesoin method Of onirk
sales and short profits, that shall still refgrr
their good opinion. and consequently receive y
share OF their patronage.
n B. Country produce of all kinds taken in ox
change for goods.
StauntCE Jpne g II
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TO Pest Masters and e.hers

Every Nal that arrives OF the Stanton
Post Office, Brings large number of let
tiers for persons in the command of Gen.
Early, directed to Staanton. Or # directed
otherwise mailed improperly to stauh toa.
All such letters necessarily lay ever one
day at this point Time and perhaps in
convenience will be saved ty parties ad-
dressing their letters, and Post Masters
mailing them, directly to the Army Of the
Valley.
Let all interested make s I.osiio Of this.
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TRHAsURY Drf RTagSr,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA :

TRSAsURY Dl.f REagSr,l
CoSFEpERArs STATES OF AMNRIcA.
RIcHMoSD, OCTOBER IL. 1864. J
AToD-TaxahIe Bonds. Five Hundred
~ MILLION LOAN.--SALE CONTINUED.-
Numerous aprlicatlons having been made for bonds
at the established price of one hundred and thirty
five dollars and interest, under circumstances that
entitle them to favorable consideration. it has been
determined to continue the sale at the above price
until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of those Bonds are instructed
to act in accard,nce with his order and the at
tentioi Of discussing officers Of the government is
PAL t'--tS;.Essrly cLlied to it.
G. A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of the Treasury,
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EEISFoReE,iENTR. "A gentleman just
out from Kentucky states that the Yankees
concede that Price has received IS, 600
il Missouri!
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oBITIJ AIR


Near stauntcn Va. on the sth of October 1854
MIss FANNIE SMITH. aged II years.
It is said that "Death lovssa shining mark at
which to shoot" Certainly, when he bent &c
bow, and aimed his culver at the subject Of this
notice, he could not have. sped his arrow at one
more al miable, yirtuous, and pious.
AS daughter. she was always affeetio nate and
dutiful as a Sister, kind and gentle. Compan-
ion, slfable and sociable, a. Neighbor, obligh-
ing aud sympathizing, as Christian, faithful and
prompt IL the discharge Of all her duties Her
dea tn has lroaue ed vacuum !. s.se home circle
and in the community tina, oanI,tt soon be filled. =
After leng and painful illness, Sire d ed peacefa,-
ly and trumphantly, having obtained from tie
family and many friends, promise to meet her IN
heaven.
Thus has passed eway from earth, Of its
sweetest flowers, to GfS&.n in the Garden CT the
Lord forever.
ooh happy, happy soul!
IN ecstacies of praise,
Long as eternal ages roll,
Thou seest thy Sayiour's face.
Rcdccnd from earth and pan,
All when shall ascend,
And all in Jesus presence reign,
Vita cur trans lated friend"
Cog
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q County LUHfs CfeFN s UJ8ce
zs'TaeAY HORSE,

TSAkEN up by Th"m.s Montgomery near
Il Deeriicld in said County, the 3rd day OF Oc-
tober 1863 of the following description. viz .
Stallion, left hind foot little white, over
fifteen hands high supposed to be sixteen years old
and appraised IA. $500 by james i Crawford, G..
A. McCutchan and James Guy, before WIN. "
Mont gomery p.
Extract Teste,
WILLIAM 4 DURSETg, clcrE.
Nov 4-:t
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HID Qs's LEES Cav DIVISION. ;
October 222d 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No.

The want Of discipline has
been the cause Of additional disaster to this
army. Organizations have been broken Up
OF tt.o Battle Field for the purpose Of plum
dering. and the fruits of victory lost by in
efficiency and neglect on tie part of Com
papy Officers 1his state Of things exists
to greater extent in the Infantry than in
the Cavalry [ am sad to say that it
exists to an alarming degree in this Diyis~
iea, aud the safety Of our cause demands
that we should apply a curing remedy at
once, and to this end, there will be from
this date iu each Company, in each Reg-
ment, three roll calls a day, reveil|e, noon
ted and punished
No officer or enlisted s4.,an will be allowed
to sleep out OF camp without certfica' s
from tao Surgeon # his Regiment to the
effect that his health requires it. Division
and Brigade Provost Guards will scour the
country around camp and all men ana off
GERS found beyond the sound Of their bugle
will be arrested :,nd punished for d:sobe
diencc Of orders for ile first offence, and
for the second the men will be turned over
to the Infantry, and tie officers brought be-
fore General Court Martial for leaving
their commands ia the presence of the enc
my. All applications for "horse detail'
must be made by the Captain Of Company:
approved or dlsapproyed by Rcgimental
Commander, and submitted to the Brigade
Inspector, with his horse ard certificate that
the horse exhibited is tie one brought back,
and if not found to be fresh, the man will
not be allowed to go for another, but when
dis,nounted will be transferred 20 the Infan~
try Ii men will nos fght as cavalry they
will be made to fight behiad brcaanorA;s
But they shalln no longer disgrace the ranks
Of Fifz Lees Cavalry Division.
BY command Of
BRIG. GENE. 7 L. KOSSftK.
(S:yncd) y. B, Warwick,
Al; T. Corl
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N eorOGs tor Hire.

OFFICE or CozTso1l1SG @. NJ. foa NA.1
TAX KIN5,
Iynchburg, Oct %, 1864,
SNAPT IS. CLARKE, A ON, has been as signed
~ TO duty as Post Qartermaster of Tax IN kiud,
for the 9Th Congress sional District Of Virginia con
sstihg of the counties of Spottsylyania, TO Visa,
Orange, Madison, Culpeper, Caroline kin5
Geerge,, Stafford and Greene, and has his head
quarters at Orange Cotrt House.
re CSAIFN DERS,
Major & Contc'g Q NJ for Va
Nov st
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Doc WOOD AS A MEDICINE. =
dent Of the Courier writes :

| wrote you some months since of the
efficacy of the dogwood in chills. have
lately had occasion to give it q full trial
ana can confidently recommend it A
strong dscoction of the bark snd bsrries is
ma lie, one third the quantity Of spirits aa-
ded, and dose, wine glass full, given
three or four times daily. lately all
a little bone set, whether .avantsgeously OF
not, can't say.
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10y 1ssV-' o., O07t75 C7e''0 Os5soo 90 Ut
Two Estray Cattle.
TAKEN mp by George Hall Sherando in
i said County, of the following description, viz:
lst black and white Bull marked with swal-
low fork in right ear. supposed to be two years
old aud appraised at S25G'@
End. A Heifer of red and white Color, m&,Ae &
with a swallow fork in right ear. supposed to be
~ George, Jesse Balsey and James McCom be-
fore John S Ellis j. Z.
Extract Teste,
WIN. a BURNETT, Clerk
NOV st
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EF' Gov. Smith has issued proclama-
ton. coyensDg the Legislature on the first
Wednsa3ay = naceia Ger next.
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100 Il 3 w A u D.
ATTENTIONS -

desire TO recruit 25 men for. my Iolse Artillery.
L from those not at present subject to c0nscrip-
ton. My company is mounted or horse artillery
free from all picheting aid scouting that cava!
~ are subject to, but with all the privileges
and pay of cavalry. My compsnay is now near
Staunt9n. For further particulars apply ''Yin-
dicator' office.
WARREN LURTI.
Oct 2,-3t*
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BRIG. GENL. 7. L. KOSSkK.
(S:yncd) y. 3. Warwick,
Mi. & 4. A. A. Cenl.
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Sep. 2.-.t.
, 1864-09-29

Number enrolled 15a. Deficit On al calls, IA.
Number to be drawn, e8. Mr. Joseph Doctor vGs
appointed to make The draft. The following are
, 1864-09-29
TIE DRAFT IN COOK CoUSrY.
THIRD DAY OF THE DRAWING.
How the People Feel--Incidents--
Reading the Lists OQtsidei
DRAWING FOE TIE TOWNS OF LlKE.
TuOEKr0N, NILES. ORLlND, BRE-
LEN, AID ELK GROVE
Prog1ets Of RecruitiDg-Tbe Foolish
Rivalry Of Ward Committees
Want Of falrne.s-Money Re-
CURED to Pay for Scrip.
WARD MEETlkcS YESTERDAY,

The dram still progresses in Cook county; s'ow
1t is true but surely, eoes On the process Of dc
teEmiEing by lot the persons In each subdl.trtc
who ehall 70 forth as Representatives." OF thss
town or ward to fight the Union bs,iles. aud hell
fnieh The work which the rebels themselves be
gun-the accomplishment of swift destruction tc
the whole t1aitorous crew. The dEaff IL au event
which VIC hnd fondly hoped to avoid In this coun.
tt, not by evsdpg our duty. but BY doing It in an
t1cipation OF the grand luttey. But 1t has come,
TIE DRAWING YESTERDAY.
| Yesterday prnR the third day OF the drawing for
this county, 4pd ne.rjs completed The list Of
| onfside Of Cnieaeo, They viii be exhausted to.
dsy, ana then the ''Garden City :. viii be- calied
unon. The attendance was rather lsrRer tben on
the prevous day; xe re tps'k o. those ontsids wsit-
each occs.iou. Only one Supervisor vns present
A. g. Dalton, Of Thofnton-the second on tho
lIet OF the dsy.
The towns 10 be drawn from we're those of L,ke
Thornton, Nte7. Qrlaud, Bremen. and r 4 Grove
The Provost Ma1shal snnonnced that eeveraj cred.
its were due on some OF the towns, which had
not been entered, the men had not receTrd the,r
bountieE, and might rot all be mustered in The
drawing would therefore be prureeded with tha
full number being drawn q. called for on the hi.
nnctd list and the credits would be allowed alter
watde bee1nning at the bottom Of the les and pro.
ceedirg upwards.
The town Of Lake Was dest drawn, Enro1tmr mt.
Lake vas paseed over On the preyions dar # hsn.,
suppoeed That the quota was falL but II Eas rnhs
seqnenty aecerfafued that theY had not rsSrad
si1Elc recruit. George Sutherland was de3utsd ~
- committee rom the town to mske be dr.vinc
ce.S ne commenced the task aboat halrpast one O..
, 1864-09-29
FROM DMsorOINEs,
The Daft In Iowa rroercssIo~
Quietly.

lspecla' Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
OEshoREs. Wednesday, Sept. %, 1861.
me people here arc much e1aspsrated toward
the anthos OF false ramor sent oser the lines on
1uesoay, that Sheridan had captured 0,oo0 prts-
onc1H including EARLY and Breckinrdsc, the result
Of second general engagement. Great demon
etrations Of public rejoicing were had In Council
bah and Omaha over the supposed news.
tne a1a't Tor thls di.ts4ct commenced On Tuea
Gay. and the fub-districts behind In this county
were filed up BY draft Of forty.elght men. Every
thirg passed OF quietly and but little interest w1s
nandoah ogcrshadowiug i'll minor matters.
The favOrs Of fortune weIe about equally divided
between Republicans aud Democrats, Tie Deno-
cratic paper here ID forced to aclno wledce IL Il
The draft was fairly conducted. Other coau;fea
with quotas untitled are Eoltg through tho mill
70 day. Arrangements hare betI Effected between
Hpxle. Chairman Of tbea Republican. and Sam
merr, Chairman Of tho Democratic 8tatu Centra,
Committee, for joint discussions between tbs no-
publican and Democratic candidates lor Congress-
In the several d,ttrlcts, md the appointment arc
pntl,ehr1 for all the distrIcta except the Sixth.
which will be arranged by Mr. Hubbn1d and hI5
opponent.
Edward Peet, ton Of the venerable and beloved
Rev. Dr. Peet, OF this place, died at Davenport on
bis wsy bone from the orc hundred daye' ser
vice, and his remains reached here yester1ay,
, 1864-09-29
55trapeD.

CTFAYED.-T.xen up by the
D.nn,cr,ptrp or re i'm ;rss.st: nine hasa of
ra Sscns ~ nv cha1zta and tAko tasM Awsy. FLA
ssE i CRANFotp, F1ceso, Geek fe1asy. IL
sx13 3S7l1&S 4. ....
, 1864-09-29

In Miles the fourth name drawn waa Rev. Gutb-
1z:en Of the town. Much amusement was created
in the driving Of this town, a. most Of the dele
gates present received prize 1T the hands Of the
rckle goddess.
, 1864-09-29

dssS; rsl.s ss7:E 8 tez ezra ss.s-; q soas7 %
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price. 0Ars d 4 or at 8ar s - @o @"s'">
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p.TloLkuA-Du IT ss@sce 70. crude CSC for re-
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for country mta: Sz5Qalo Eor pt11ao 5at8 q: "a
rsefta r nstt; ~ foF e5.ra NOES: piima mss neef
st A@z1c. Aon snail ia It atAo. Butter mora &C.
tive At 5o@Ee for Ohio Cheeas steady at atl6275c for
cQMMou 70 pftMes