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Miss E. A. p. Rynder,

Teacher of Piano-Forte, Melodean. Guitar, Har-
mony, and Vocal Music
Sixty private, and twelve class lessons included
in one term. Rooms with Mrs. Ii. ID. Welsh.
Ciearfed, July l. 1863
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UNION TOWNSHIP.
&c. Per W arrantees etc.


Ac. Fer. Warrantees &c. Taxes
Gz7fland lrUim.
1857 $50 Roberts & Fox, S32 So
Johls III. Ssyler.
l25 John III. Sey Ter, 19 Sc
$50 John Brubaker, SO SO
262 K. w. Moore, II 04I
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ENARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned resi-
Il ding in Girard township near allis harbor, F"
desires to sell bis farm situate in said township.
OF private sale The farm consists OF 81 acres, so
of which are cleared and in good state of cuIti-
Vatlon- The improvements a large log house,
and the necessary outbuifdings The location is
an excellent one either Tor tavern store. Any
person wishing TO purchase property o. tie
kind, would do well to call and examine th 3
premises For terms and further information sp-
ply to the subscriber residing on the premises or
address BERNARD McG0VERN
LecoDte's Mills,
April 8, 1854 CIearfeld Co. Pa
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I'D. PENs.A CAvALRY-wASrEp

I'D. PENN'A CAVALRY.-WANTED for
- Company ''F,'' ID Penn'a cavalry. encamped
at Warrenton, Va, a few recruits to eli the ranks
of this Veteran Organization attached TO ID Div,
(Gen. Grsss'sl cavalry corps. This company was
organized in Clearheld and Blair rcounties and has
in its ranks some of the finest young men in the
service CLEMENT r. SEE.
lstLieut com 'dg F company, ID Pa. Cav.
ID Brig, I'd Div cavalry corps
April 9th 1864 Army of the Potomac
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SALE OF SEATED LANDS

the provisions of an Act o. Assembly,
passed the 18th day of April, 4. d. loA4,
10 provide for the collection OF taxes on
lands wherever no personal property
can be found and where the owner neg
lects or refuses to pay the taxes assessed
| will expose 10 sale at the court house
in Clearfield. on the Second Monday in
June. \. D. 1854, being the 18th day.
the following pieces of land in Clear
field county, on which the taxes for,
1863, and previous years are unpaid
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TREAsURER1S SALE
lF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR TAXES
Er.r lsi.2 and nreXinus Years.

IgNV ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatin pur
suance Of an Act of Assembly passed
the 18th day If June, a. b. 1915, entitled
An Act to amend an Act directing the
mode of selling unseatsl lands. in Clear
field county, will be exposed to Public
Sale or oGtcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House IN
the Borough Of Clearfeld, on the Sec
ond Monday in Jape, 4. II. 1864
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-20

:: / he Earl of Aberdeen, England,
eiea ca the 22d of March.
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GUELICH TOWNSHIP

Ac Per. Warrantees, etc Take
Henry b. Wright
100 John Wilmer, S25 o.
G.. D. Morgan {. Co or G.. Heearty.
236 80 Benz. Wilson, 40 .
2I4 VIM. B. Hagerty, So
400 A g Fox y Souder, 80 4
, 1864-10-02

NrITAxY 1kTIL11oKKcE.-Asq SOUND OF 116 men.
belonging to the LIT Wisconsin heavy artillery, in
command Of Captain P. A. Ray, arrived ut the
Soldiers Rest On Friday evening, from Madison
Thug were N spAts for Washington.
Two soldiers IRON the New Orleans general hos
p{ttl DIED the stu1e eTenfnR At the Soldiers Rest
Their n1meb were John Wilson. Co. 4, eoth Wis,
and George 4. Flore., c.. Z, 35th Wis.
, 1864-10-02
Tho Ran1c or @atuFday-ReI1y ana IT,
Uen1eQuoAcoa,

1heFecent unhappy events In financial circles
hAre been followed up. 10 4 certain extoas, by
many thoneht1ess individuals by fun On our
barking establishments, which II persovescd In,
may only hasten sad bling about that very panl>
which ouGht to b. ayoldeA. 1t u 4 well known
fact that capital ID easily excited, and whea once
excltod, takos oonliderable Tina to recover it,
esfelibf!uu. This IL n axiom In the laws It
finance. s1d neeca no artu1nent 70 prove. Du: tho
exciting e.plt.ir' Thre1 Of ons banks have fslied
Mtee @:39nt, owtnE e the eatfsin: Of teo muea
deas e a. xSs 6
LIVED ,, similar iii u the pfices Of stocks aud
merchandise, But q tbs banka hAvs turned over
soess Sus .Sss &c =: III s. aaid sas
T1me will no doubt have 10 bo alyea to enable tho
per-: Tots il only l question Of dms. aud - IT,
credit system has been 10 greatly cuttailed sioee
the panic Of 1857, 1t nasy be supposed that the
!edGe,e or these institutions carry sof7 few bad
,, O. sstn1s:y ssns .!11y people vso:e i.sin.;
Tho banks, books ia hand to draw ba,saces and
ospoa,ts, spd a. c,e+s up Tnis !. al .Fes9; the
thelr httls deposts, MY T Be- The mesas Of e1eaaus
such 4 run on oar ban king Institutions, u will
compel them to close their doors and make Us j.
It's fact wall know to commercial men'th.t
| opr batks are ooiDg ! vesy heavy discount busi-
| nees-at ehost dates-on ample margins, and hsve
not The menEB on hand at tho moment to ply all
claims. 1t u also Known that money 30 lent out
Iot BE- bad fsom borrower on call, In case a
| dete1m!ned run wAa .m4de on the banks they
would be compelled to throw the papers on the
market and re.lixe 1t heavy lo.s t6is loss the
deporttsf: would be obliged 10 suffer 10 part, a.
the capital Of the banks would not BE- able to sus
tain 1t al. 1t u therefore very unwiso to sst rnn
on any bank, - 1t might producs such psnie ~
would throw many o1t Of femploJment, and iunics
serious irjur!es on tho working c!asses. Thero "a
smother consideration tn regard to this queatton.
| What arc the depositors to do, in case they draw
orfy opens neld for Tho exploration Of burglars,
and many would thus lose all their available prop.
! efty. It will not ply to keep tho moncy laying
| pay zcmuueratlye interest," and will accordingly
! have to be put In bauk again. Geutlemsn. doal
| run tho banks, II you would avoid . panlc and
sayc your own and your netehboss money.
, 1864-10-02
DRY Goods Auctions in New Fork,
tFroM the w. T, World, Heps. -

There wa but 1itus actiyty In she auesios houkos
yesterday, ONLY three Of th.rn had salsa. Mcs01.
Milme1dlt g Mount had lAste sale Of iorr,gn
eocdas inA atoeE of I. q: cuTtil q Co whtah
hpJs'e, J not only !Eo9 TIL city. oat ron Phia I
Ee1e ApnalentN hnldlsE back f,r change fAyofA-
pas4ed. The sale tErluosd French nAnntls, s6twls,
vs!ls, 40. Tho declann Ia Fseuen aannets VA from
aon the prices Of last Y, ek haylnx been sc S1s.
and Is.terday toe lse qualities only bringing 20 30
79es Tbs thAVt1 sold old not realize fair p7lces,
For 1etAL CO, tEch selling the naf. Of for
80 aid not brig over III. In fact, the aale though
Nsh stteEded. was not such ~ 1ho Eoods really
AtMes4is wllmsrding. aesuet 4 Goa 'here wa.
att1attive sale Of dfeas, white, nEen gboda and
slkt. The d!ess FOODS wars 81 SOLD 1t bert
tbAn thosescf Il edn. edAy. Whlto Eoova ware Tly
heavy. many lots having bean passed. JAcotets
snd eanb1ies on,y brought On N aver. 90 50 cent!s
&c. B,lhop laxna sapse1 from e6Azlhc Coatss
SPOOL cotton fold ~ low ~ Sl5o vtrF dne display
Of lfso HDent 81 ~ ma tbs prlcts fox tatna beln
ra'hsr lev. runninK o Il to 50 cams. This tie ID.
rHr Eed EeM tatf ~ MID ding:
heee11. Hsgxe1ty 4 Co. had N extenakva eAle Of
Ffa1 Oh nbkoHt. tbs impo. taton Of Hooliac Brott.
t1A. Tho AStknd10cs wa Abs1t mid1ll1K. The 1A1e
"a. pett5 ;n.n one ns'd
Ranged nom Is IS % 81. Tho sails c1ups.ssd lour
hundred lois 8rd .he duplicates we're ve1y nuuer.
Thtre Becms TO aavd been .1eat chsnAo Ia 1he
fehl1r9 Of huIeI1 th bids having besa very spirited
snd vesy much IN advance Of those Of Wednesday.
The sena.sion csussd y tho panic "a. @o,s eatlle
1bat ela'ed- The auetoneers and sellers speak
much mole hopefully than they did feW dAJs 4R o.
, 1864-10-02
DRAFT IN cook COUNTY.
SIXTH DAY OF THE DRAWING.
IN Twelfth and Nluth Wards Drawn ffsH-
NaDes Of ths Pelzs Heldsrs greN
Of Ealistnents ts-Aetiinxs la ths
Eye1lRg,

Saturday WAS tho nfsh day Of Tho dratt In Cook
county snd Tho seooad ot tho coascslplon In ths
c,sy Of Chicago. From m sasly hour In the nauFr.
ing Tho sidewalk In frost Of tho Frovoat Aarahsls
ONCE was rendered almost impAasabts By tho
large crowds Of cls1kens from various Watda who
assembled TO gain Information regarding theif par
ttcuar localities lltsa after ~ O'Clock the dooa
we've opened f0T tho admiration Of callxeus Of the
T0efth, which was to b the first draw1, md In .
fsw minutes tho room was packed with eager
apeetatoss, who, during the whole time OF drawing
erInced thc deepest 1ateFest IN the proceedings,
shoat Of mentmcnt ~ sorne we'll known name
would bo produced from tho momentoRs boz.
THE DRAWING.
The drawing, N On Saturday, was supezinteuded
BY Captain James, Commlaaione1 Allken and Dr..
difference was Rllght medication III tho manner
Of counting the cAfds Into the boz, ono which WAS
renre necetatEy By the largely Increased NUM-
oet enrolled. The names are tied mp In packages,
each OF which cH1ginAt1y contained hundred tick.
cts, hut which &Ie sltRhtly reduced by exemptions
Every packet 10 labeled outelds win the nu oater
con'aintd ipside, and to prevent trouble arts,ng
from mlstakes In counting, the cards ara not
counted directly Into the boz proper, bnt cach
packet ID counted INTO small x;when If cor-
rect, tbey are tafned into the chest. Dy this
packet hat to be gone over, instead Of the mholo
number previously dealt ont.
NINTH WARD.
Number enrolled, 1,4s4. Deteit on al calls, r,
Total Aumbs1ssto be drafted. 1t4. Aid Manesl Tai
cott *as appointed 10 make the draft. The iol-
loving nan,g6 wart drawn.
, 1864-10-02

DRAFT on MoNpAY.
The wards to b. drawn from On Moaday ase ths
Seventh, Filth and Ttnth-they being taken IN the
O'Clock. --:.
yieor, to I'LL The qustA Of the county, not checked
By any unforeseen circumstances, bs'ore the expI.
ratlo1 ot ths time st which drafted mon afe e
ess ~ e . n ~
10 shs s.lae o. The quota. ,L,euteu.et Hsrty i
DONG ali In hts power credit tbs enitstuents In
he1 ees pisess 1he;s is liz. sse
'These a1e saaiesuons euite fayo..o1s that pos
ssIesal q the v.rds are e1smpt-ha.!ng niled
tssis q5s:as-sai sse5 win doubtless sssift win
md 'n9;s .Ao A. poo nd q9ass te
are capital thing. and We .eu'd urge ii Who are =
able to Do 70, to Join then In thote wasda not yet
s ss1s - @ s s9
hundred to eight hundred dolll1v nom the
,fund 70 contributed. In case be = drafted.
neSa.iea "e @ ritbeas vii @ d@ealsy. sisse ths present
sh1neencJ In the money EasE6et passea away. will
%, donbesa eS abt.In ssosatuss sr ie.s
amount than hs sceeises-thns N sttnc Mica little
prodt tho result ol subscribing 70 the orxsnlza
efuona 10 est su6stttates io7 thuse dia1ed and in
tone anstsnces hare succeeded admirably.
!. KKcnElT8.
Tbs present IL m excellent time for enrolled
| men oenlist. They will By % doing now receive
| Tho wsfd bonut tho county scrip aud the govern
| nent bounty, bat n they hold o6, tho likelihood
. oas.: 5 ses "a g. TIE s0ssx ssx
the present etfanstncy rassca over, auu IL thry
traW ten PCT cent antrFest-as much NJ any other
securtt,es in tho maEket-th6J will NOT suttef any
depreciation. The county Of Cook Il rich enough
| ave times ever 70 redeem tho scrip, aud 1t will
reyer bc rcpud,ated. AL The wAtds In the North
DivlAlon arc now Got Of tho drAft, Consequently
tho demand or substitutes vll1 b Oh tho decrease
and jsks Ill articles eov*1nca b! tne laws OF s1p.
ply snt dcmand, The prices must recedt, aud thc
longer they delay their fosoo:ainlag ths
lsrre bounties Win propoEt&on1sety dimtatth. -
now II the time, gentlemen. Ton will probably
never h&yt batter opportunity than ut tho pres.
eut. The dIan will furnish men enough II yo0
don't step isEwald, and It II ..Eow OF never"
Il parsw&ll 10 enlist. Examine the sch4dule'
Government bounty Ely e.so
| County ........s....s..-...-.- 0D
sosTa, ss clothing and sii assdis.i .t.ead.nes; 81
II saa na.es' = ssi; ssi.iy, At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: III
| -..-..-. =. sl,1N
This IL more than any cedlnsfy ~fabosiug man
can eagn Ut home. Al general thioE ho would
Int work aoae than two hundrsdde!s iu tho YeAE,
and adaistinR b only gs!s two dollass Lar a1d one
4 wost5s lt[sie Mers thsn onne.ls o1 % whss a.. 40
800 he has to pay for hoerd and eaosalaR-say
ak dollar1 PET woef, ard this y YETI low sstt-
:. nats-&4l1, leaving him only about $3.50 n The
result Of his years lA1oF. Contrast this With what
, 1864-10-02

be e1pec,ed business, patriotic music AID
speeches. ,....,-
sprinta t1 tasd, en t5s sta III, MI .,tendanes %
Monday eTonlng's meeting u Particularly re-
1KLxa1oUa RcELLLHGEWCK.
Eddy Vas dsy obsesyed With much eolomnisy
bJ our 1sratutish citizens. Il belnF t1elf 1nnvsr.
s1r1 OF Tho creation Of The world: !s being tho
sane poslton IN es4 osbit u Il the ereaiion. lie
tive eexea wcre eeatod tsRtta. aon1& tns services
The Various n,in1 T u ene e. on5 osyia
The calendar In which she nalnRnnH VI kos sexts
during worship II permitted.
Rey. Issac 8. Kslloth, Of Kln1as. at tho request
Of many citizens vii deliver an address on The
%ss 1s Sppdss ~ eg sass ooee
Rsy. Mr. Cobb will pse,sh IL ths 2 uaton PIk
on behalf OF The Freedmen's Ad oom@iss!on. M He
tist Chnfrh. low Wotsning In tho Unitarian
Churtb, corner of. .Wabash areaue and Hubbard
Court.
Illinois s,i.st ltssion, between Wells and t.
talle. On this morning, commencing At 103 6Ab-
eeasf sssSel M p e cesd,y Invited so
Soldiers sailors and strangers arc especially in
vited. Seats ftee.
r. ths ssena S.sn fs9 en-
TO The aee.ee q, q, me Ss1I KY
gG9Ck. SAo1atn 6cno0t - ~ =. -. Hstsato an4
Inn. Michigan avenus' near 1"eass'seeoaa
stfEst. r. ...r..,. s.. p,,,on 1,nve,,- or Morr,.u,
Iae ntts!lsno4, oy hssop ss;a y. Fiji tn
place II St. Pat1Iek's Church THIS evening, 1t
o'clock. A sermon IN The French language viii
be delivered by The Bishop. and collection for the
bsnsnt oi the growing parish VIII be made By
M9asseur Dc Aontanbtie2' @. p.t,,,.,. c...s
corner Of 1espstnes I'd Adane streets, to-day,
ana every Sunday. at aocioeE n toe morning: A
maae @ill % Sung. G1ef Fn!sa Aoas!cns ae Mpn
t4.n.te9. the pas'o1s Mis aSMses - 4ee!moa u tne
Eeaea ixogoas1, - os.S ~. i' et.o w. A. e1oS&
n. setsiSe m N ~ thc c5 Ia1e e ,n11s
seIfea ~ T., ts. 70 ne.a ~ 'oA Gaoe6 tnls me5-
ains sna LII % ~. ~ ,t. - .tA1M III o1ses y. r
ec9Ics u6ieet tos ths eYeniue .aod Gonea.iea
.nG Rsx.ssna N' ''~S ''~'1s wv oo"s0A'So
,h1e,s sesoa sorntr ~ n,y,sIon .,5 s.d9te
s,re<t.' WI occur this Afternoon 1t tbrre n'clncf
R.S Fooher IsI,d Colier nnT Rsv eoc = Il r7..io-
are EEL loo ssdrtss The scheol P,eaeh1ar. a. ns.sl
,tnrs neet1nr at TX osciocF n .hs a!sn,n
ieTss znteit ~ the frn,nn 1,.,k Io;a.t E;,,.
wi ee ocenpisd today by HeY. r. &. Hoviet1. % Of
~ N 4t,,x md ~ aaa o'ea1as' sof-
Thn civ Misalon Consrer1tion R1v NJ Tint.
~ 1st1 rpet Eereaffer ~ fnnnsv A.or. r-ano H.
the Eie Street Mifaion, beiseen We,is nd Frsnt.
s,1e 4 1oHs sosk Sunday School at
I'd eTsninp = II ~ VII I'll.
fionai Church, corner of Van borrn sIreet and
1sIu sas1rca III be- bed - 1Ja gans,.o, .,,..,
| evsnfnp. ~" 4-sA @"~ - - ~ 'ne
eTse serV1ce, In ito morning. ,nciud,,, ..r,,u.nt
r. evening bY Inc pastor snS;sct cnnco..s NJ -
Chr,tt1an.a e1''ee' q eoHete'e
u IL ser services ot The Foa.,h Quarterly uee,,no a,
, 1864-10-02

NVW YotK. 68t1dA1 EF3a1nkt OEs@ L
Corrox-UnehaeFcd at:9e9t LEO g sar ia Mtdsn11: e.,
IA ~ avt1a stsrsi 1z5A9 50 for extra Round
ASss ono .as s1:sat; s IL et..a and
II 71i73 mr. Wnstern--clo4luE AtnEy.
ssll nS nSS' xnSsf 81 zse 81 =
Siss ~ Caiesxo and Rsctns Spice Rys oull sl.ts
fos Western. H.teI OIL M "n s.s seaT1
is'F :, aas s: sn9 sor asoa1n2 Mss5se ep,, du
ana ks~VV. EsG t1ri.s1s 3IH@uBe AotasSes da j.
fzles by suctcs II Pofio Mco atei0sse. suxszhouse
syrup It 1&e3sc, - = -
, 1864-10-02
aaarkets by Telegraph.
ALBANY LIVE STOCK NARKT.
Especial pispstch to tho c.se.go T.fbune.l

EepectA! Dispatch 70 tho CticaEo Trfhune.l
Al8AHT. n. T., Saturday. Oct /. 1ss1
Tai1 hiss bean the dullest market Of tbs year fer
live stocf. The depression Of yratssasy 9rsw more
seyer& to-day and although pEitas hAys dropped 10
per pound lire weight III round and probably Nc On
The lower k7ades ssles ve1s never - slow. The ag.
g1exAse ss1ss for the veek do not exceed 1905.
Nearly Ill the New York buyers have Kone homo
enpty handed, aud Brighten buyers still here will
probably Do 1ikevfae.
Supply u unusually heavT, 6,1t0 head, bnt the
droyes are for the NEST part mada up OF the half fsd
atocf Holdt.s fesrnK 10 take The eha1css Of EotuE
to New York sra trying sas aszfet, hut they md
comparatively feH vso cars even to 1ss1 n thar
E:ocf. soue droves hA7e been to!8 1t Whist they
cost in BufAle. x1d olhus arc offered 1t what thsJ
cost IN Detroit. Several hundred head viii be held
here. Wes.efn dtasss ara talazrsphtnx THAR 1Art.
z<rs 10 step huyin1 aud shipping. ......
6aEEP are Belllpg II s0sAc. aa& lambs It 707xe,
with rez9 limited demand. Receipts 7,sos.
The hog uatktt II even woEsa, the decltne up to
thta evening hetng sale ,. Good ut eorn-fsd A1e
DOW offered 1t nc, without buyers. Recsipts H. -
shipped TO New Ypfk 1e,As.
, 1864-10-02
RUNNING THE u AHKt

Aloaee vas chronic dtanhas. soFge 4. rjorey.
Ot Co. &, XXI Wlseouptn also dlea ypsteftay mort
ltG from the Pan,n cnnpIslut. li0 fesi4e6 ut VI.
nou1kt, 6htboJkha tpp4tY, wiz.
, 1864-10-02

- = puVE4I01 EHguxo8yeV VEg. 4 l8&Bs
FzouI-Duu.
9nA7H-HheAt full. inaottya snd nominal. Corn
EvFf. Ho u S10l,Sa OAM hasJy It &c, Bailey.
tt;@:t: klss Naa.'
FxKianr&-WstAt 19Ke. o3rn l7o, oata ttxd.
L.za lHro1Ts-Flonr rs brls, wheas Is IL hu. CO:
u 10 bu, oAta lt1.t 0o1
cAnALFxro17a-Mheat tA.4so bn, csra 1tssso bu,
o III Is 80 bu. RE A{AQ hu. ~
, 1864-10-02

Especial Disp.seh u tho CHICAGO tribunal
Da1oIr, saturday Evening. Oct. !.
us-Usadilla, Ward. YeaBx AT ss!es. Atrtoadae,
Hi hates Esneorna. NoptAuK, X. 8. s,ots. Arcta.
m. AutoeYat. Fer.y, Peahsld, coehzass, ssnatar.
Blood. o1asco. Nedissos'
Dow1-Ncns. WiE4 nosthsaSs.
, 1864-10-02

usVEdoI EA$aEdaT Evoml12, Oct. L
FLouH-UEesssFed ..- -.... ...s.. =.
nKAi1-WltA = anIet. No Chicago spring held 1t
tL;nI NOS NJ. .Anxee club 1t u u, 4ad no water
red Illinois p 9lp:. Corn tcAEcs Aat quiet. Oats
kid Ii Rs1 for 4 4 l4tef1 Xith aNt "a Il
, 1864-10-02

WENTWORTH AND msO0R@IoK.
In the course Of his b&raneus to the crowd 4.
the Court Houte, night before last On 1he eubiecs
Of eashlng county urdert, Aid Comlsky charged
that John Wentworth and Cyrus q. Mccormick,
oppotinx candidates for Congress, had dome Itttla
or nothing for Tho War Fund. We arc eonnd*ut
Nj. Wentworth stands ready to snhecsibe IN p.o-
portion to bis means. Can II much b. aald in be.
half Of Mccormick! Mr. WentHorth's property
10 mainly In tho shspo Of suproduelye real estate
In the vicinity Of Bridgeport, On which hs pays
hesvJ taxes and receives little Or no income. BE
might raife some money to advance On county
tc11p, BY nortgagtnE his farm or out lots, and we
have 1o doubt will cheerfulu do 20 II necessary.
On the other hand Mccormick Is man Of vase
wealth. He il reported to be worth from three to
ave millions. His cs.h ireoms exceeds 81, 900 per
day, it H. reported He made In one opefat{on
Last year by the siae in Iron liz hundred thouesq8
dollars. He haa Invested in real estate ispe:sh-
tionR bali million Of more Ia this city dnriux The
present season: Ills agents In tho country ase
continually or & ths look ont for oppottun1tlss to
es 'i1et e Ro;s S5 g
ready means a the coppertead candidate, and no
nan Of means hae dons 20 little for the soldiers
ss to sas.nes Tnta e L. oeea1 s.
io1s u ses 9nlon nd e. e. sd IL .ss .as
sla!eholdsns a!lstoc1aey, he would step torwsFd
md dtA~ bis check for the money and ssTe holders
q The fzip from beng rubbed by ahlrks and
shavers.
T1krx ToTz-Tun sKxxaExf or rnK pkop1x
"A rots was taksn on tho up train On the DurlInc.
ton and Quincy railroad ,>on Friday. resulting 4,
Mac u: Lsdles-od Abs 100, Lis,.s ases
a vote was taken on the down tsatn on tha seue
suit; Lincoln 1a5 Mcclellan 81, Mona bat 1o1sl
ynses were counted. Out st one ear fnll oI roi.
diert only TWO voted for the Soldier Fr!ena.~.i
sruAw ron 7uz so1nHRs.-Ths ladies' OF tho
soldttrs' Home would respectfully request farmers
70 sead Asshw, ma Of charge. to tho 6oldieF1'
Rtsf, on asebig.n avenue. Sick ind wounded
beds cannot b obtalued fos ii. N.ry srs os,toed
70 lie On hard boards. Reduct to mere skeiesona
tbel ate sensliye to the cold, zud Old blankes or
41,ts az essn old pieces @! caspess, wtl b thsnk-
EE7Hut1AsEzc Hzxrtxa At E1o1s,-Hou. John
Wentworth spoke set nearly teo hou.s on Friday
evening 70 ths lc1as people Of Els1n aud tho man.
| drrw The most !o=serpus spplsnse. Tbs bus{d,nrs
fronting tho main SQUARE ot the tsvn Vera ilinmf
mated In honor Of Af. Weatws.th. ElSip ID good
fora large minority.
PRESIDENTIAL Vorxs.-The following additional
| "sts.wa" vese handed as yesterday:
At the last meeting Of the "Ga.deu CIty Diy3.
don Of tho Sons of Temperanee," q rsta wAs
taken, With The following result: Lincoln, Il: Nc
CtelAn, 3. Tho rstu3t shows whit Class OF meo
T4stn On nj tse Illinois cens1s Railroad v.,terd,v
| 70 Chicco: Lincoln. Il ;*McC'eilau. "a:
Train going east yesterday on the Ohio and Mis-
siesippa Railroad: Lincoln. m; Mcclellan, 9a.
NcCellsn, 1e, Tha leEl vatea on tho train wtre
Afterwards esnvassed, gtvtng-Lineoln, ~ Nc
| C1ellau,A =.
, 1864-10-02

Nor rev a&elAf.
fte ling exchange dali n lta AG1'r9
2cl1 on &n1 ioWe1-openlnK 1t IT,. Advancing to
1t iet. "
Total exports Of Rpecie today. s42I ,'us,
1ovet3maat etocks ateAdy.
, 1864-10-02


psFsoa. II paJa 70 enlIst.
MONEY WANTED.
,,7ans Tns,s !: ~: q us!a.s ds@.na iet sesy
"a, .usa - ssse ID ready mean: % saouis @ LAB:
;s so ea acx': = soS *. st .ft5 sY: 1st
Yot1. aud iht bsnkeis would d better IL The long
R iaS e ssps eae oRnes Il >, n1 t',s Ed sa
ators On ma1stna. Ths e7ents. oi tho put |
1 Ts.k tneSn,e;sibl, 20 u pseys th!. assett!eo:
cat then pay The cash 10 dss!ted mes. OF their
subaiitoses, 10 that they csn MAKO provision for
ther families. II the iclp b al taken, even this
wGd pnd rcliats the drafted lnen..
,Tbose wa'ds WIN arc nov out Of tho woods.
shond astlst sheh poorer bsethEsn, who have uot
for . common object. Evefy aand in ths eitY &
insercsted In accine that OF ihe city he dsa.
s & n oa :i ss Ill.,
II u The divine Injunction, and cau b done With
out sny inconventence 1t tho present time.
TIE Quo7As.
The North OsviA lon Il Understood to be entirely
ont OF the dsa,t, ARD row. a. the competition IL
aettcned, 1. II 10 b supposed that still more rig.
ofous t1er ions wll e made b. ths othsr snb.
eul1.tments we're msde On Saturday: Notthdeld,
!: eehsumbex, 9; Elk Grove, ); Haine, l; Miss,
f cs g. e., g W!s 9o' Il; s1a :E Ts0,rtoR m
Ward, il: Fousteesth Ward, s Tbs F4rst Wafd
has nearly nflsa its quota, only hs1iuR to put In
tonf aI %ofo h men ana, = :nsse a1e on hand, thy
We have noE becn abba to a.cest.in tho deficits
taem IN onr ntxs es;sen "n' vi" eaass'os 70 s''s
MEETINGS.
Aeettngs were held on Saturday evening tn al
t5ose Hafda whleh bad not yot hlled taalr quotas.
Tho iaLoHinR ate reported:
n. y1hsf wA3o. d.
mst oss.ni4ea s. t5e eseoa q a'fft T. sss
9id - Chairman and y: Z. ashn Secretary. The
chaif statsa that T. re 1T wasa only Msnsed men
hand to pay OF Monday. and mora to raise. Tbs
vnaif etated "a. t9at ne scrip needed had ~ bsea
se aas sf.s psy le 9s IL ae e
snpointt 10 viii ibs hotsis md hossn1 hon.ss W
op snn;isv snd solir1t sohsr@int;nna fne ~ -
Wssd insd. Ths notion Eas uns1Smons'1 csrs,as ~
;niI;n. kshsii o{ss W., %. ao1S e. oi'4 e. v.3ss
tineMr. Hsrtrbns5 D.y.d Horrsn os ~ the Hons" n
David and Thos Anurcws OF toe European 8otoL
ss ss1s % e:
Association pledge themse.ves thas any person
.ussesic1ng tbs anoapt et t19 shan y insured
tute II drafted. The motion Was unanimously
cairted The aunouLt Of money aoN on hand II
es or saS1rn ~ a e. meTsa
Court r'rooms On AondiJ evening Il IL n.
sEcoHD WARD,
Pufsusnt to announcement, meeting OF the In
a. & sssS9q III. s,'s "a I Il
the cbaIr. Mr B, +. Gry;ou actod ~ secrn,arY.
Ths c.sF stase ss;t ~ ossst q a. nssos
curing men to iii lie quota ot the ratd. md ta In
tected frnm t6e drsfr Thn f,ltoTinr @ resn!ot1nn
Tss ofered md sdonted. AAs 'e'e~'3'a