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taxes.
BY the sixth section of the act of July /,
1852. it is made the duty Of all persons, part
nerships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty, license, or
tax, ON Oh BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF NAY
IN EACH YRAR, to make list or; return to the
Assistant Assessor of the District where loca
ted of the amount of annualincoMe.t the arti-
cles or objects charged with special tax, and
the business or occupation liable to pay any
license. szsri,f ssta Bt4t3 .s'
: Every person who shall fail to make such
return by the day specified win be liable to
be assessed by the Assessor according to the
best information which he can obtain; and in
such case the Assessor is required to add fifty
per centuin toethe amount of the items of
such list.
Every person who 81 all deliver to an Asses
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement,
with intent to evade the valuation enumer-
alton required by law, is subject to fine Of
five HUNDRED dollars and in such case the
list will be made out by the Assessor or As
sistant Assessor, end from the valuation and
enumeration SO made there can be no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirteth day Of June.
return, and all necessary information, will3be
furnished by JAMEs H. RAT, Assistant Assess
sor for the Subdivision, to whom the rnturns
should be delivered on or before the first
Monday of May, at his flee, in Clarineton,
Monroe County, Ohio. ys ~; lfa7foas
gt'sta H.ss3 j. r.. WATERS, 5so}
if@ 70. 8; Assessor 18th District
March 9, 1s64-3w. aite aS 20,
j
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Wool (sardin9.
sheri1's Sale. =.
Hugh B. Hill,
against

-. fffSe Hugh B. Hill,s e 2gSk9
against
Richard Gray.
BY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, I viii offer for sale at pnblic
auction, at the front door Of the Court House,
in the town of WoodsfeId, in said County,
between the hours of ten O'clock a. M, and
4.o'cloek p. M. on
,Satayday, Nay FL 1864,
the following described real estate, situate
in said county, to witt Stk$A
The undivided one-foarth part of the east
halflof the north. east quarter, and the south
west quarter. Of the north east quarter of Sec
tion elevens township four, and range Eve
containing one bundred. and seventeen acres
m ore or ;less.B fs,xt zssss-ss.T sss ~
- Ordered to be sold as the property of Rich
ard Gray, at the suit of Hugh B. Hill. !. n -
GEO. w. .sCARROTHERS. s.s
y ,h.sAsts9 4 +. Sheriff, N. G. @
April 20, 1se4.--pf. so. eSE
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aNotitcse..
F,sl.ain for Sale.

ENIGHTrsAGREs of land near Antioch 4.
IJzths eonnty. 55 acres cleared, .thr.e Ior.
dwelling houses and other buildings. said
farm ls well adapted forshesp or stool. ANY
person desiring to purchase win call On Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or. the undersigned.
Terms Liberal This farm is ordered to bs
seld by the WIN Of Isaac Philips, deceased
s.,ers ..ss ~ & N. PlILIPs, - =.
Feb. 25, .l6s3.--tt -, Exsoutors !.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
55'a s j. G. Mccullough, 7
:. irfSs aeainst s7trsil
John Stukey

Before I. d. Riley, ). p Of Sansbury town
ship, Monros County Ohio On the 20th ia,
of April A. d. 1854, said Justice issued al
order OF attachment in the above, action, fs,
the sum of twenty one dollars and City cents
J.sG. MCCULLOUGH.
Msy f6, 1864. .--3w. pd.
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Administrators Notice.

u = ] ~ y sl y
Notice is hereby given, that the subsoribsrs
we're, on the Ah day Of March. ls64, appoint
ed by the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Noll, deceased. ,,o,,-e JOHN B. NCLL. $40
s.i.a.yfs9 MARY ANN NoLL,
April 27, 1864 4-Sw. -sAdn'rs.
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.lNoTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to pur-
II chase a note given by me to George w
Murphy, calling for $1,000 dated the 14th
day of April, 1854, due September 1st, 1854
as said note was obtsined without considera-
tion.. sass CALVIN BARRETT.
! April q, 1s64--4w. pd. sss. 8 ,.-,s,...
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RoBAcK,s STOMACH BITTERs.

II has long been the aim of physicians to
lind coordination OF medicines having the
requisite stimulating and tonic properties to
relieve and cure the common complaints of
Huinaspess, Liver disorders, Languor, Head
iche. L1wness of Spirits, Indigestion, Jaun-
lice, Fever and Ague, &c, which are the dis
Eases incident to this climate. The remedy
has betn discovered by DR. Reback, and in
thousands of cases the merits of his Bitters
have been tested in the above complaints
and there is bnt one voice from the people
and that is in favor of these truly wonderful
Stomach Bitters. We advise all who are
afflicted and need an agreeable tonic for the
troubles above indicated, to commence at
once using these Bitters. See Advertisement
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
was, on the 4th day of March, 1864, appoint.
ed by the Probate Court OF Monroe County
Ohio, administrator de bonis non, of the
Estate of William Mantle, deceased.
JOHN B. N0LL, Admir-.
April 81, 1s64--3w.
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Administrator Notice.

Notice i. hereby @.n, that tn. subscribe,
was, on the 3rd day of May, 1854, appointed
by the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, Admininistrator of Thomas White, de
ceased.
STEPHEN HRNTHoRN, Admir-.
May IL, 1s64.-3w. pd.
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: Administrators Notice. /.

Notice is hereby given, that thesubseribe
was, on the 18th Of May, 1864, app0intet
BY the Probate Court OF Monroe County
Ohio, Administrator Of the Estate of elsrl
deceased. fss as
st THOMAS NELSON Admir-.
Msyi1 i1s, ls6AAss.
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o FRUIT r q ! %
I R I I 5.

10000 Apple Trees, must be
sold before the last day Of March 1864,
Apple Trees 6 feet and less, caube bought
for 5 eer is each aud the best kinds forsthis
Climate, also Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
at very low price. Nursery two miles
south OF Centersyille, on the road lead,
ing from st. Clairsville to Woodsfeld
Come as soon as the weather will ad-
NIT. He9 a p
A. w. GEAHEART.
ig& r 1 Belmont County, Ohio.
Feb. 10, 1s64<-3w
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administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
was, ON the 2lst day of April 1864, APP
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio. administrator de bonis non, OF
the Estate of Henry Knurst, deceased
JOHN B. NoLL.
April "a, lS64-3w. admir-.
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Legal Notice,


James Andrews, John Andrews and others
h, the Probate Court Of Monroe Couaty,
Ohio.
= PETITION TO SELL LAND.
TFo. Sarah Daniels and her husband, Harriet
L Ann Daniels and her husband and Jemima
Trembly, who are heirs of Delilah Trembly.
deceased. Ssaa ass azg s4.T
You are hersby notified, that on the 7th
day of April A. ID. 1864. said Administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mon.
roe County, Ohio, aforesaid, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain an order
of said Court for the sale of the following
Real Estate of which Charles Andrews, (your
Grandfathsr) died, seized, to pay the debts Of
said Estate, to nit:
The west half of the north west quarter of
section thirty-si of township four, of range
four; and that said petition win be for hear
ing in said Court on the 18th day of Nav,
A. D. 1864. rfw e % egkraa
JOHN c. TREMBLY.
Administrator of Charles Andrews, Decd.
April IL, 1S64-4w
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE .Nlss9.
'essa 3. g. Mccullough, 'iss ssT

Before I. D. Riley, ]. p of Sunsburs town
ship, Monroe County, Ohio. On the Goth
day Of April, 1864, said Justice issued an. or.
der of attachment in the above action, for. the
sum OF. $500. t.jr J. G MCCULLOUGH.
Nag Is, lss4-sF. pd.
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Attachment Notice.
yisa Nathan Henthefn. Plaintiff,
against
George Henthern, Defendant rs
BEFORE Edward Salisbury, J. P. of Center
Township, Monroe Comfy, Ohio. On the I4th
day Of April 1864, said Justice issued an or
der of Attachment in the above action, for
the sum of one hundred dollars.
9s NATHAN HENTHORN.
April ~, 1ss4-pd. - 7s -
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s5s ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.
The attention Of tax payers is hereby called
to the provisions of the United States Excise
Law relative to the assessment of annual
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JOHN W, CAROTHERS,
WOODSFTkLD, OHIO.

HOUSE PAINTING. GLAZING, GRAfNING
PAPER HAN6ING. LETTERING, READY
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL CoLORS,
Done and prepared inthe nsest fashion
able styles, and on the shortest Notice, e
Oct. 16, 1S61.-Iy. .rf
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United States Internal Reve.

nue.
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March ls. ls64.--6wsalsaiIs saII,4s3
, 1864-10-08
New Enfk Dry {Snoda Maraek.

lFFom The y. Y. Ccmmr1 c.ai Advertiser, 0c.. 81
Ine N:ea's sTsde u q! Eoods has been one ot The
ment y Pt1st.: Isssaslv pTea1ssd s. u saas q
confidence md thu fail Of 20 d.haa continued through
~ cent teiov she % 'S st'G % AoaasS
Tha .lada IN cotton goods has aluos! ceased among
pllses rus mnen low.E shsn y private sa:e. Tas
csisay ~ spteuissers Ia 1eoeers mo nov ::
ps.on = r. rsahzs at s9s = AZ pse BE-
aor* nrtaI ~ increased disoos!tlon t, VIII.
81 sns e 9s
ertly b. the fallx gold, and N impression prevails
ga IL =. Is 4 ss e e. ~
utr cola ya1ue Of coos. TAis appreciation you'd
sesssn 81 s hets nd a.
tineebces that may stll further s,lmulats down
e
es SeGsRi ssEs ns 6sv d.
b. e. less crowded into tho 4ucacn 1oor
1es ,hsstii s g .Ee sailing only st sauon. where
fss1s ~ sup,lE Ct els.casd ,h,r:,pxs.
n RIf III i eI ps..g esf
e1osn fso:ics and may be quo:sa abo1s ssxSss psr r
E ss sas
b =? sss asS:
tn latt1y broasat 81. a.o
st5per, Tick aaa D.a.mu have sold during tbs
wsek strangely reduced pr!ces hhlf tue iaka prteea
hav1nT II %cme tns ancea been a.ceprsd Il eucsl
pronAby soaSle fcf e!14 Eo1ld sp represent the
Tbs print uado ii utterly d.Mortltztd. The stock
II mi napds !: mt,{ ~ neaina but fas f.es h.s no
e1cept It suction. The folio 11ng qoo:atlon Of
ptees Iesl!zsd at a1etioa on WeanEsdsy. .iadlc.tss
1Ihds2c; ehnonds. sc; All:n1, NAs4c: 9pra9aeS
do Il Sc; do blaca and wh1ts 1t SO; Wyndham
priu ., 3jc; Gratns AAnuIactQ11oE Cunp 1aY ued.
ders and runsa II soc; Granite M atders, 2aa19Hc;
Providence print. SIZE; Concosd purpls do. 3sc;
QueanS C1tJ 60, sc: SnAex Manufacturing Coma.
nj plsle4. axe; len Cova, Nc. moura,uz prints,
LoNeu DO, nc.
, 1864-10-08
CHICAGO GATTL3 n1AKKET.

FRIDAY EyRH1Su, Oct. Z, 1851.
BEEF CAWTLE-Tne ma'ttt has besn IN bsster
turpty the 1ecepte at tbs VARIOUS yards uuricg the
6sy ancuatitg s to about lst0 hesd Of B:tf Cattls.
tbolee shipping grades stiil IN nominal oly
The receipts coniisting exc usiTeIy OF c7nmon 50
eot ium quslit.ss, Of which the l.ter haye to.
day p1eparGerated.
The entered aa!fs at this various yards amoua' to
1gS4heao 1t s9759 so, chiefly at 4s9s5 50 % ns
For good medium graz es there HIS been more a.
tive densnd, pr.css ruling druer. and with IN A.
rance Ct ls@25c 2 100 ns ca yeste1dag4 qnotsuons.
The principal purchases made to ds' hayo oeeaior
ztock ca tsle, and lie propolt.n On Govetnua1r
account At prices ranxipg from si-ssa S. 100 Nd.
The recttp.a to-day have besn Almost entro ?
CLEARED cut It full ces, AID the market closed this
s4enirg with better feeling among ope ators, Tus
hsa ne een observed dusi:g tne weak, Taa recovery
frem cent panio Esens to have produce mots
dpairable tdett On ast Ia arket, ths pensnts
wo1ch al1eadJ cecome vary arpn ent. Toe de 1snd
Ia falr, 1ot large. AID anything like keavy supply
would mott pro- Roly be accompanied with cor
rs,peuctng csc1ire 10 prices.
, 1864-10-08

RuLNS or Law FOR THE CARRIAGE AND
DELIVERY OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
BY RAILWAY. KcC. Prepared Tor Railway
Cotppautes and the Legal Ptofe.Aon. Dy
CuAIEsC q BoNNEI, Member oil tue ILtuo's B 4f.
Csic.eo: 3. B. Mytrs. Law Book tssller and Pn9-
li,hef. 1854
In eixe this book ia like Mitford's Chaucery
Pleading, Ntlls' Circumstantih Evidence,
OF Amos 4, Ferard on Fixtures. In style aod
arrangement 1t IL greatly superior to them
all The statutes Of the great centralr4il
wsy States Of The country are not generally
accessible o the profession OF to railroad
men In any other form. In poiot Of author
ity it is more convenient aud better adapted
to eyer5 dsy use than any other treatise With
which VIC are acquainted. It gives in dts-
tinct cases The principles Of the decIstons Of
the Supreme Courts Of Illinois, Indians.
Michigan, Ohio Pennsy1yta'a, New York
A. thu United States, on almost every mate
rial point connected with the subject Of tho
book. The gtnerA1 rules. statutes OF each
State and decision Of each Supreme Court
are respectively prefaced with copinu ta-
bic u contents, and are sepszA!ely aud very
h,p;t priatcly lndexed.
, 1864-10-08
C8lUAl515 Lun u fstA MJA2sA HEs

FR1DAY EYxN1H8, October 7, l3dl-
IUNBTK Receives. 2.S9 10 feet: shipped. si3.teo
fact Tbs mArktt mas been more R:t1Te aad hasA
ftmer toae, Tte scarcity u currency IL s:t1t ms
rts]y aGecttux tho demand: bat prices zute dfmeE.
Win an upward tenteacy
snIEGLEs-Eeco,vsd. 1.s1s,too; Bhip3eds a:'..o3.
In ntt,er demand N tatr suppls. Prcst UNCHANGED
1ATu-R&ce,yed, a46to 90 pca; Baippsi. tt;.Mo pcs.
In fNr 1eauest &od unchanged.
- CARGO sALsB TO DAT.
CARGO sch, N. Etcheu, from MuakeKon. soil bY B.
Merrill, 1.oecp f.a- lumber. "trip. At tl72s: cargo
zehx MONITOR tzom White Lake, sole By Col. Loom!s
mixed, :. 9i41o; casko schr HyoI1ns, from Grand
Rtyer. cold bv o. B.a~ster, 1s,coo feet lumber. X
sb,ps. at sl6,7s: cargo tChI Hamilton, from Cs1at
Rdysr. sol1 BY Col. LOOMS, 14'.o fat Ia nber.
strtn.. At sxetc: c.rgo s:nr Ml:erva, from Grand
HsYep sold By o. Bfewst.r. 20 H saved shingles
Al, At s5o. 10 ttb feet Oak In plAnx, at tal.oo.
Thn following arc tt { tatd pr1c4S:'
, 1864-10-08

FLOUK-Received, @235 nrls: shipped, 9H bfis.
or sss tds; ns;.e $40
RI, sa0a ss Wass .ntsE e1'6s * 4 u,
Co.: o. ,. sT4o w1S7sa * EAss-i b:S I'd VI: =
,sio: brs Gatsa s7a;es" 'ss 81 ss g. "a
stls taEe7 Fox." aod zso es!s Fo.t. -, a E7s;
Se 81. 81, = ~ :,
efls Boena c." sE s7:o; zoo blls sooi .ptnE s1srs
ass sbs'sq Sza
winter snpes at ia.i5. RT1 FLouR-o nrls r. Fl 1or
'Ha;HEAr Received tod.y. s2.s* bu; sa1op.s.
32:Go By. As1aes nuoysnt 1na aayascee = E1stss M
s. ~: i e s =
e7oHz-2.0oo 6u No spasE :. Psi; ssto % 10
e. 4 + .s :: s. as 60 !. p q ::
2soo ha 90 q q =: 4ooo % % :. l4sh; 5000 pa
g. b S K.jectea m spsns 1850 Sc sa d &
ii sIE the nafaet c'cs1lK MN u s1taalA3h for
- ss,ss;:s e.,
; E:;:s;sS
.sost A. fns ~; con *a' and u At
a1s e 81 3: sos bu .nppea g.
g; -. Market active sad sdysacsa M 6 psr ha.hei
&c S' s. Do q
6u DO 5;He; ooa eu. a. = s:s: go p R.jectd
hTK-8tcei7ed fo-dsy. a55ta ou shlpps.. ., 10
vere:-46o bu No x1A n :, 3d. 2oo ba do =. II o5:
Act hu. No . hye ae s1ao; 40 bu Do It S1.ojshe
KAHLEY-Rectiysd to day, 6,ss5 bQ: sh!pcsi.
noLe- Il lFaet advanced s27c 2 hu Gales 70 DAY -
bu DO ct Skyline maiset closing INN.
ALtOHOse-Advanced6 &c r. Ea1lon-clcsI1r a.
xa37G391 - T g21-
aTTTt K-R.se!ved to-dsy. s.s9 M; shipped,
J 80 NJ. MARKET NTH o9s not yery, acass. .Cholce
etc, but shipping graaes arc still elected and n5m
nxl.
1t 3, ~.
HK0OM CORN-2tcna coed B:oon Com q.
x1Ss ct On tTArk.
, 1864-10-08

B- We beg Of every American not to lose
theright Of the majority constitutionally ex-
pressed, which this mar for the Union up
holds and must establish, or Free Govern
ment utterly perish. The Kentucky Breck-
enridge well said IN recent speech:
), If Mr. Lincoln Was the worst Pres-
Of the Auerlcan people to ze-elect
him; because II is the duty Of the American
people to put q final and crushing termina.
ton upon this idea that there Is to be FAC
ton and insur1ection every time q man is
elected that minority In the nation don't
like: What is to hinder another outbreak Of
the kind! II Mcclellan should be elected,
what Is to hinder faction from repeating
the same revolutionary scenes? It is the
ruin Of the country, this doctrine Of State
Rights, that State can come and go as 1t
Ines. They talk abopt permanent cessa-
tson farms, avowe1ly to make peace, with
men who have hatfno other object that that
President My friend who preceded me-
calls them "my Southern brethfen.''
T The Herald dispalring Of any spolls
from the Republican party is beginning to
be afraid that 1t may not obtain any from
the Copperhead party, and says:
nOur advice, therefore, to Belmont, as the
head Of the Democratic National Executive
COMMITTEE, is that be should forthwith ex-
efcise the power with which he was Invested
at and s ossha5h 9 +. agan The n9
pose OF setting aside George q. Pendleton as
q lad stick Of timber, and Of putting in his
place sound and acceptable Union man as
tie proper associate OF General Mcclellan.
We prEume Mr. Belmont has finished bis
dEaneisl bueiness as the agent Of Lonis Ma,
polt on for the support Of Ma1imIllfan and
his Mexican throne, and has the time to spare
not, We haza1d the prediction that, polltt-
cslly and financially, Mr.. Belmont VIII be
more unlucky with bis in Investment In General
Mcclellan tbsn be Was with the betrayed and
unfortunate Douglas. And thus endeth the
first 1esson."
, 1864-10-08
All for NC GlellAH.

There ia one class of recruits for Mcclellan,
VII .ch bis frisnds are eomawhat allow to
claim, 10 wit: the men who hsve been dis
missed from the army for drunkenness and
other caubea. Thus -wo SEQ 1t stated tbst
Col Wm. Wctr, Of Kansas, 1ate1y dismissod
the army for dtunkenness,I naturalization
and ungentleman]y conduct, has been making
a epeech for McCl lallan at Leavenwosth. So
Surgeon General Hammond Is for Mcclellan.
and Quartermaster McKinstry, and every
other man whose record is to be found In tho
findings Of courts martial and sentences Of
dismissal. Why don't the Mcclellan men
set up howl over this accession to thelr
c&uBes
, 1864-10-08

.s -. en-.rda Richmond
va" na"A ~. ~ sooa 49, % r,'so1Tl. Il is proof
o 49, 49, h.r. ut urobbed the cradle
s-s ~. n,.ro" ~ Gou Grant pretends.
a ~. d,.d N n don't Invade Missouri!
- c.s't savs-.nc L-a's coumuut:aAepAi
80 a.o,f says the:>Ncw York World; that
40 Enancipat1on Proc;am.u n hi. not pre-
vt1tcd The negroes from riistog ample stores
for The rebel armies since our whol, effort is
TO cut of the armies from the abundance Of
tL- p}s1tatiops! Do two hundred thousand
negroes enlist r. Alas, says the Worid, thsir
AIMS, at &25 man. cost the country fse
Millions, and what arc they doing to pay tor
this cr.in On. fhe treasury % Pdne's
black b1iga6e storm ne"mttkes Heatnts at
The point Of tho b.5onet, "ataoat hrlag a
Gun, leaving two hundred Of their dead on
tue field and earn the thanks OF ten. blrneyY
Alas, what cruelty - slaughter teese uuot-
fencing blacks in quarrel In which
they have no interest! Arc white
men ssked to enltstr This Is black
mans war9 Are black >nen Offer
~.Hs 4 fhH YffrflEQH OF uEHklQE LIS Ii
, 1864-10-08

EfWx1dB-. tLU1I13..e......%-. ID 113J 9VV
u0G3-0ur receipts to-day have bcea light. which
will to Soma extent account for 4 return to fAucy
p,Icss, such - It wao generally thought had been
bau1thed from the rrnrket At all for tas re-
1nslnder Of the year lea. With the supply amount
rg to about o1 hcg', the entered sales amouus to
1880 head II S75C01l5, clie1y nj 3e~5o211 50 2 1t0
ofslM@1.s5 per 10 M, Or Of 9:.EG21a On tho quo
taticps of Saturday lAtt.
The prs sent demand IL somewhat above the supply
but tnu market IL conaideEno1y ISIS active THAI it
Fsn some few weeks sl1ce. As yet our city packers
have n5t commenced operations, and probably wi
rot until cooler xesther has 1aitty set In.
, 1864-10-08
To fo.lo-tne ..e tho coztcn. quotation, An ,ar

ssnen { pr ian the axeAts have rtducea noaa- do
teires ftbc; they arr now tnbed 1t ac, sad hAEu
het q eolo II st cuOh et SoEc-
Fenc7 css.1mer's tf oral1aty meIlt sel! =. COP
ceaa o1sefNC1 par cent: hu-sery caoles fas E;oda
Heas, F. tfe IN demand snd se,l 1t acooceasion Of
l3kGa}s poe CO fro u lac pr e5e
fin "a are az N o . er. aboue O. oer p<rd.
seilnI1s a1s Etr' auu snd A<Te eeel.ae u Per
etIt srnm tbe ea1ly p1lrea rf 'he seasop-
Ktntntf. jrspt ara ore, SAD OF ss Ruct o. at re-
rucsfcp 30. Ut 20 ~ r cs1t -,
annr. 1elrs having bten Tt-e At ~7c ton At d.
III = of mliy:o pei ceps Bi*oke:s -, n's ouch
SHeriAe Apctlon pix. faoTh.x neeuas ol 5s2
aSep.r Ger n saas la.s4noss p.,,a.,.n,,,
csfpots 20 ana aaa LEN; H. rs5s Ta.s.Ta a
- - a. ara 15A37Hc lover. ''
, 1864-10-08

~ What is tho matter with the New
York Ht7a'd? 1t has devoted six days in the
week ever since the Chicago Convention to
putting Little Mac 1t has stood by him like
Major, to defend him from all .comers. But
now it begins to give him a hit on occasions.
In alludlng to tie Chicago Platform declara-
1iop, that 'tbe war is failure" the Herald
says: "Tbe Convention must haye been
thinking Of tie war as conducted BY McCiel.
l.n. But the Convention ought to knov
thst man by the name. Of Grant has now
taken bold, ard the war is not failure"
True, Mr. Htrald. Good for you! But what
has Little Mac dcne that even you should
turn upon him in that style? Is 1t that 4
certain order Of rodents are accustomed to
put ashore from vessel settling into the
waters
True enough, that the war with that sort
of Generals twas failure" and everlast-
ing1y wonld have teen failure, and vii, b
failure Jet If Mcclellan can by any posi-
bIllty get hold Of It.
, 1864-10-08

On Monday evening. Dot. Sd, large aud
enthusiastic Union meeting WAS hsld at Col.
1ege Chapel, in the village Of Plainaeld. The
MEETING was addressed by Df. a L. Near
thur, Of Joliet, who most logically demolish-
ed the Chicago Platform, and eloqu:nug
urged all to come up to the support Of the
country, and punish the Copporheads at
home, as well as the rebels In front. Tho
meeting wss a-great success, and one of a
series which are to be held weekly, until
election. Bon. B. c. Cook will address the
Plaintleld Union Club, on Monday the 18th
inst
, 1864-10-08
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snst,varr on nenes seto p. thas coui h.y1 nseo
optsinsa th: - eoaesy masH
- as. I IN b Eapaaa ess p.E :: 5tlo oa -
feS.d som. esst.:o1 n s:ssa hsass .as..n.
Wesr Tt,Sdrx rn Gou market A.d plae313a 8sose.
, 1864-10-08
Tbs Petnzo CFsp.
y ,t-I 4~,A ffa1 aktn1aTd.1

IFfUI -
Far1ne.s tells us that tho potato crop 1 ta nns 9a'
erisrdIdlY No sic Of us &oits ana tne P3tf
tees ID general h'ne SRI 14rRs nai no' 10 20 ne
nects on noa ground, this Shis% grub worm nas
PpnS@ea Jcem coss,1erabiy Tho D 4yA Std1u1E fs
t.spE 3sa:a f.s tn!t n ras
Ioue en9ugh tu " rt1an osfote tfoat
stuopf ii It's stoWIn. On this 8ccoQu: 1t II EAsIex
, 1864-10-08

wn,.t-Nsrlet dsF 5%ses, s:esEt Ho whit: q:
a. - - 9assd. tora
o1s!E1 ~ t,45 d :s-11-1 :&~s III. Btelsy-r b,
,antn il s, 1s3l91 10 ~. Bye ys-Os:naa1 to 81 80
, 1864-10-08

scme queersto vers set ,n@as about Geu.
Graft 1. dn1Rftg Ia excessive dnnk. ioese
Ftof,et were fRAee, and crfxinasef With fn's
Cepe huDtk, VII" Is nos Copparhehd. aud
ut candidate Of the " "Domocrac3" tor Com