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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-09

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-09

RIA H. TOMPKiNS' ESTAT k.--The
l. subscribers, having been appointed BY the HJnora-
BILE Probate Court for the district Of Washington com
missioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons. against the estate Of
Ira II. Toni kins, late Of ARE, in said district,
deceased represented insovent, and the term Of sir
months from the 18th day OF November 1864 being al
lowed by said court to the creditors of said deceased
20 exhibit and prove their respective claims before U.S.
Give notice, that will attend the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling. house Of Julia 7. Tomp-
kiur in IRE in said district, the fourth Sstur-
day Of December and April next, at one O'Clock In
the afternoon, each OF said days.
aGsRSrv WA TfEEksssLIN' cOm'r.
Barre, November Is, A. d. 1854 33.35
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AfqaI Nntirfs.

C TATE OF VERM r.,
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS
In Probate Court holden a Broohaeld within and for
said district, on the 9Th day Of December u 1864
Zadoc p. Fuller Guardian Of Almon Melntire an IN
person, Of Brookfeld in said District presents his
Guardian for settlement Whereupon IL or
dered that the be referred 10 the Doth dsy Of De-
cember next At the Probate Office, In said RrookHeld
for examination and allowance and that all concerned
be notified hereof By the publication of this order In the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed Mont
peer, hire weeks successfully as msy be that
cause, shject thereto.
BY IN Court
3t3s Attest. r. r cLRAvRLAND, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-09
RICHARD LUSH,
Sergeant 9th Ward Police.
New York, Dee 80, 1861.
MORGAN q ALLEN. Wholesale Agents,
40 Cliff Street, New York.
Sotl Ia. Ill n..oafs.. ORQ5

Sold BY al DTugRIsts. 2b8I
III PHYSIOLOGICAL VIBw Up MARRIAoE;-CoD-
tanning nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates aud En-
gIayngo Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs in a
state Of Heath and Disase. with Treatise on Early
Errors t Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind and
Body, with the Authors Plan Of TreaIment-the only
rational and successful mode Of cure, shown by the
report Of treated. truthful adviser to the mar
risd, aud those contemplating marriage, who snte tain
doubts Of their physical condition Sent fee Of postage
any address, receipt Of rs cents in stamp post
al currency, by addressing DR.. La oRoIX, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, Y
The author may be consulted upon any Of his book
treats either pesonayor by mail and medicines sent 10
any part Of the world. 273S
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Barre, Nov 22d. A. i D 1854 i'A"' N-'i N' 1919.

- IA e OF VERM ION T.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court, holden At Montpelier on the 29th
dav of November, A. d. 1864.
Mary Hill and Obadiah W. HUI, executors Of the
last will aud testament Of Joseph Hill, late Of Berlin
In said district, deceased, make application TO said
court with the consent and appreciation in writing
Of the dcvsees and egaiees OF said deceased for license
to sell the whole Of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale would be beneficial to said
devse,s and egatees, and those interested In the estate
Of said deceased
whereupon, IL lie ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred to the 10th day Of December
A. d 1864, At the Probate 0fhce In Montpelier, for
hearing and decision thereon aud, IL is further
ordered. that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication Of notice Of this application and
order thereon, three weeks successvey, In the Yer
mont Watchman and State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier, before said time Of hearing that they msy sp-
pear at said time and place. and IL they see csuse
object thereto.
By the Court.
1895 Attest, n A. CHASE Register
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Hgi ana az dVrctionsV me fhFodfi Brohchidf
Tubes and Lungs leading to Coasamp-
ton.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the favor.
IT, recipe Of iustrious Physician and Chemist who
for many years used IL With the complete success
his extensive private practice.
He had long been profoundly impressed with the won
derful virtue Of the honey Of the plant Horehound in
union with the CLEANSING aud HEALING proper
ties Of tar extracted from the LIFE PRINCIPLE Of the
forest tree Abies Babanca or Balm Of Gilead For
years he baed in his attempts blend these great
medicinal forces into such union that the original pow
Of each would be preserved the dsAgfeeabe qualities
Of common removed and the price Of the compound
within the Of all. At last after long course
Of difficult chemical experiments be found that by ad.
ding to these IRE other ingredients, each valuable
by itself he not only obtained desired results but
greatly increased the curative power Of compound
This having been thoroughly tested by practice, now
offered to the general public safe, pleasant and in
fsllible feme y.
PRICE, so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale BY NJ X. Brown. and .ll Druggistss
CHARLES DowNER, General Agent,
ss42 a. Cedar St., New York.
Moro Itspaony This - 10 certify that for the last
FIVE yeaf have used in my family Dr. Tobias ceebrat
ed Venetian Lnmeut and in every instance have found
TO give almost it santantous relief in Of toohaehe
back and rheumati'm and eheeriuly recommend It's
trial to every afflicted with any Of the Above-n
diseases JAMES H. WARNER
Haiford, Conn. Oct. 10th, 1861 3l:34.dau
frice - and 81 cents Sold by all Druggists
Ohce. 81 Cortland Street New York dAw;ly
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and Diarrhes.
Cure guaranteed, the money toA b refunded
In support Of the above statements, are presented
the Certificates OF DR. JAS r. Chiffon, Chemist, New
York; DR. Hiram Cox Chemical Inspector. Ohio; nr.
Chemical Inspector, Crcleyills. Ohio; Prof c. T.
jackson, Chemist, Boston; DR.. Chs. Uphsm Shepard,
Charleston, S c.; and ]. " z Blaney, and g. A.
M,riner, Consulting Chemists, Chicago, all Of whom
have alyzed tho CuAwbA Brandy, and commend II
iD the highest terms, for medicinal use.
Analysts Of the Masachusetfs STATE Assayer, Jan. rs
1853
When evaporaed through clean linen II left oil or
offensive matter In every respect II is PURE spirit
nous liquor. The Oh which gives to this Brandy it's
flavor and aroma Is wholly unlike fsil, or grain oil
With acids, il produces ehers OF high fragrance.
The substitution Of this Brandy for Cognse Brandy
will do away with the OF fictitious spirits.
sold under this name both at home and abroad.
Respectfully,
Asssyer to State Msss., 10 Boyleston 81.
BY the same, IN 1854.
| bsve analyEed IL. LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY" with reference TO its composition and
character. being tho same that produced in past
years. sample taken FROM ten casks afforded the
results with regard to purity; slightly incress
ed amount Of the principle which It's favor depends
TIE indications of analysis show that this Brandy 10
produced By the same process rs most OF the imported
Brandy.
Respectfully, A. A, HAYES, NJ D State Asssyer.
Boston, July 20, 1854. 10 Boyieston St.
Manufactured only by H. H. Jacob Il Co.,
ITO whom all Orders should be addressed
~ Depot. 9l Liberty st., New York.
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4 ,OsrAR's RAT ExTEkMlNATOR,
" Kills every tim. For sale oy
n x Brown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-09

WONDERFUL CHANGES
have occurred in this country during the last three
four years, but wonderful than the
Revolutions in Color,
produced amoAg the 9'dds Of the people by
C7ISTA DORO'S HAIR DYE.
The history Of the Of great discoveries affords
p'rsl el to the iumnhs competition aud preju
dice accomplished by this powerful ye, harmless vege
table agent which simultaneously changes any obnox-
ious color If the h,ir into black brown magni6
cen, any that Heaven bestowed upon the head
Of man woman 3l:S4'daw
Manufactured by J. 0RIsrADoEO. No. 8 AstoI
House New York Sold by all Han l'ressers dA~ly
~ ErILEPrIo Fins CAN BE CURED DIR. Lokerow
having become emnenty successful in curing this ter
rble malady invites ali similarly afflicted to call or
send for circulars OF references and testimonials Of nu-
Inerous cured Of from to twenty four years
standing He devoes his attention especially diseas
e. Of the Cerebro-spnAl Axis. or Nervous SYSTEM
aud sooits investigation Of his claim public
idenee.
He may be consulted at his private residence No l4l
West AID street daily from 10 A M. until P. NJ
aept Saturday aud sunday. Address all letters Dr.
v B. LUCKNOW, Care Of o. Box SIG, New
YORK 2o37
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AYERS Cherry +
TORAL,

FOR THBRAP1D CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness Group, Bronchitis lncipient
! Consumption, and Tor the relief Of
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LEONARD s. BIGELow.

Dr. W. II GRKGG-
Dear Sr IL been suffering for long time with
what ply sicans call Diseases Of the Prorate Gland
and Retention o. Urine and unable to obtain any
relief until used CONSTITUTION WATER which began
produce its curative effect alter taking or two
doses, and be grateful than at the re-
sults-havng suffered all that man could suffer- and
live. and rather than be deprived Of the medicine
would be willg to pay fUty Dollars bottle for it.
II only cured but several other officers in
my district have been cured by IT, and would recon-
mend everybody suffering from any diseases Of the kid
neys, to use Constitution Water.
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The Plantation Bitters have cured me o.
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
has distressed me for years. Il acts like charm.
c. c. MOORk, 254 Broadway, NY
&c sc, nc. &c.
The Plantation Bittefs make the weak strong, the Ian
guild brilliant, and are exhausted natures great
THE, arr composed Of the celebrated CalisayA bark,
Wnterneen sAssAfras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preser,
I'd in perfectly pure d. Croix Rum.
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"s The Plantation Bitfers have cured me OF
liver complaint Of which wAs laid up pr0strAte and
had TO abandon my Business,
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O. b."
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7 LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAW VIDA NDY !,

| SPARKLING CATAwBA WINES, M
Equal IL Quaaty and Cheaper Price than tie Bran
dies and VINES Of the Old World.
For summer complaint, Cholera Infantum,
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, Collie,
and Diarrhea. 9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-09

80 have given the Plantation Bitters 10
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most aston
ishing effect. @. W. d. ANDREWS,
suyeuuten dent Sol dier's Home. CibVLl an, 9.
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"s Send us twenty -four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bittors the popularity of which daily
sIeAsing with IN guests Of our house
SYKES CHADWICK x co.
liz A. fI.sr.l ~ N n
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So" have Oeeu great sufferer nom Dyspep-
siA and had to abandon preaching The
Plantation bltters nave cured
REV. J. 5. CAIHORN, Rochester, N. r."
, 1864-09-22
Mail Reform Needed for lows.

CEpAn RAr1ps, September 70, 1861.
ED1roRs TRBuEE:-The daily mall trains
that leave Chicago at Gas a. H., on the D. a.
/. n. R., since Sept. 12th, run directly
through to Cedar Rapids, arriving at $50 P.
m., geo miles west Of Chicago and 80 mica
from Clinton, Iowa, west Of the Mississippi
River. AL mail for lows to points west Of
Clinton, that reaches the Chicago office after
$50 .. m., renaius over tWenty.four hours,
and aleo all deposited at that Office after $50
Friday evenings lays over forty y-e1ght hours
before 1t can be sent to tts proper destination
The daily papers that leave Chicago by the
morning tfains, and all mail collected in
passing through Illinois, lays over at Clinton
twelve hours.
The cause Of this great delay Is thearrange-
mcnt that the night train that leave Chicago
and arrive at Clinton at 400 a. m. Is maae
the mail train from that point West.
This unnecessary delay eau be at once OBJ
viat.d By the Poat Once Department extend.
Ing ROUTE 1.5R to Cedar Rapids, appoint
fur this Route another Agent and send the
mail through to the Rapids by the day train,
thereby enabling the several prominent bus
iness points betWeen Clinton aud the Rapids
to get mails to and from Chicago every
twelve hours. The interests OF the public
demand that the Post Office Department
take immediate stspe to mske tbs much
q lasting benefit to this rapidly growing por-
tion OF Iowa
The railra44 bridge now building across
the Mississippi river At Clinton, is being
push he'd rapidly to completion. It 10 expected
that the first train will cross It early in No
yember. The etone-Work is DONE, and the
woodwork Is being pushed energetically for
ward. The use Of the bridge will shorten
the timetable between here and Chicago one
hour. The road is now built to Nevads, 191
miles west Of the bridge. and In the course
Boonesboro. Sc MITES further west, or rs
miles from the Mississippi. =.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
, 1864-09-22
FR@tM ,IhE SVO A11s
,rhe Richmond Papera on the military
altEatton.

NEW Yoa6. "Wednesday. Sept. ai,-The special
to he CoRfrrial fom Virginia reports thst be to-
day conser Cd win an acqaaintanSts ffom 1 K1Sa e:
ffu6 troous independent Of Esrly'a command. The
1osd Perm shaIpphootere. 1000 sRong left Phls'
de}ph!a for The front to,dsy.
WAsuxorox, Wednesday. Sept. 2l.-Ths, Rleh.
mond E$aMintr Of Friday Last, u an afsiele On
It is probable we eball have TO 1itaesand the re-
newed endeavora on the part Ct The enemy 70 eas.
~ Hchmord ana oTerTun Virginia. re a*xe
magnitude Of ths stake which Il 10 be (o1eat tor.
and msy appreciate the necessity q snen measnses
Of decnsa IL may be adopted for the reinforcement
, 1864-09-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
RAILWAY AECI.
DENE
Smash Up on the Pcnnsy1vanla Cen.
trnl Rntlrnad-SIx Persons Killed,
Thirteen Wounded.

ru1lDE1ImA, Wednesday, Sept, s1.-The Fast
Line train going eastHa I'd On the Pennsylsaafa
Raifroad which left here last night, at 6:40. ran
into the rear end Of freight train the eastward
track, at TomEonto6u Station, at Junaita, at $3.50
O'Clock. thie morning:
The passenger train WAS moving at the usual
speed when the accident occurred The engine
Tas demolIphdd and the greater portion Of The
train WEE badly wrecked. The baggage car vas
driven into the front passenger car. and took fire
from the oyertestIng oi stove, and with threa
passenger cats Was destroyed It is supposed tnat
k;I ptrsous were iustantty Killed, aud held
among tho ruins Of tie cars and CONSUMED with
them.
John Mulllton, the conductor OF the passenger
tshtn, IL among the lost.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Thirteen OF the passengers were taken from the
I1tns, sH q whom were wounded, Bnd some eerl.
onaly. Al nTe now rccelying eurCtcal and medical
treatment. The accident ia said h2ve been csua-
ed by ISIect Of those In charge of the freight
train to gre the Proper notice 10 the passenger
train. which ~as on It's tegulsr time. One Of the
tIacEE whs cleared at 10 m, and the business OF
the read resumed. OF the B,I persous supposed to
hare BEEN Killed Or buried in tie f1st car hut two
have been recognized. viz J. MulieoD, conductor,
:ollowe: WIN. Jones, Of Dow nington, both legs
broken: Temple Jones Rleves, Of Pbiladelphis,
oDe lei. broken; Sherman Gol1emith. Of Phllade.-
phfa lee broken Juo. Bunch of ST. Clair Schu7l-
XII Co.. Penn, hcad: NJ Williams, Baltimore, one
sy,n broken Catharine Steaudar, OF Iudlarapolis,
wc1nded in tho scalp n. Notes.-The. iee broken
Solomon Brook, mai! agent, dangerons internal
ilte1nally; John Hav1aand, Of cannarboi Penn.,
slightly Injured The engineer and fireman o{the
naeerDrer traiu both remained at their posts and
are not vcfF seFloualy huft-
, 1864-09-22

Flour very dali ut about Cd q b.i decline; extra
stste osQesos Cd; extra oRlo slsYs2s ed. M ,.o.os,
Indian corn depressed ahd partially ID eneape''
mixed 29s; white 82aQi22s 3D. =,
Beef and pork still very dull. Bacon i1 lsis M ae-
mand. at "a p 100 Ds advance On Gumoci'ano e8p'
Cheese dull and 21d q 100 ibs c6saPet.d .dvs,c,np
rates, hut closes rather easier, at 4s I'd 1of hne
new.
bugar verJ duli. - =.
DB1Ape1u1rs- This Bassirg Bros; 20, 5ep'ts
.Grt1H-Amcrtean wh;te wheat Rats; WlnsI 5So
A3&3a: EptisR s9A1ts
fLuk K-z1@221 Cd,
fnspox. Sept. t.-F. Y.
ConsoB closed 614cS1E for uo1eT. Auinol9 Aaooe
AQs2 dMeotot- Ette 431s5. r.+ .x
CoTToH-Qoiek srd utcha1eed..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brsadstuua aa!L, 1.,s
=. FkoT1B1oss-Qulet and tending do#nSasn' As1o
, 1864-09-22

OF The army, and eheerfuily concur 10 them. We
must Ill be prepssed to respond With slAcsity 70 7,
to meaauze eacr1dces, OF persral inconvenIeaee,
or discomfort in necessity like the present. ior
these sre not worth thought compared with the
ceed in bis MIN.
The Griffin {Georesa) Real, Of the 1atb, copy
Of which sheen received bare, Is etatired a. It's
been abaudonsd, and soys: "The prctense tnst
volunteering is gong on to an extent which rem
ders the draft unnecessary, IL throHn ont for the
benefit Of the fanatics who dem1ud vigorous
prosecution Of the war. The Re1el believes few
ehnrt Eeeks nD7e OF determined heroic resist anee
vii settte this campaign, aud time viii do the
, 1864-09-22

lSpecasl Dispatch to the Chicago. .Tnbune.]
BR1Da1roRT, Sept z1-p. N.
C1xAn1p.-B.A A. Douglas. aux Sable. two lumbar
: ARRIVED. Lenont q yds dtEnenston
stone Lazy FfanK1in. 90, 50 Jds tuahle at9ne: E
Gufoee. do, Is 5dt dfrenH1oA ttone 3. Z. Gkse, do 70
SosTnbbe stone: Col M1lligan, Lsssi1e' ~ e @ -
con- Estitutio1, Loekpo1t SOP bus corn Maple
LEST. Joliet. 1t0o tus corn 800 bus osts. 1ss nols
VINEGAR; Nautilus, LsS&Ile, SEQ bus tozn+
LA1HR4
C114RKr-contes:: AezT. q fess ts l1meer Ra9~
6,sos lath Rosa Belle, Ottawa, 50 meords ian ostk,
aRa e, ett = eo1aa 5.a ss1k IL y ~ ,ee. Ss !ssss
barrels line i. Rnrnhsm Lockosrs; Y 91r1es,
Leuaont; 8. j. Gates. 90: .Aiax LSsslie. 252 ieet
tr7nftn, do; kIaretta Ksnsnkee; Eeednr do. $3.50
feet lumber Maple Leaf. Joliet; Alliance, otsATa,
*s.fSEp-~. +. Adams No Stc z Lsaal!e; e. 600 oo
sslie iii tons coal Golden CIoud. Ottawa. 1000 na
81 eafe ae5 + ysras Ss supbe 1e
stone luYesUrator. dc, 81 yardA Tnbbie atone-
, 1864-09-22
Rebel Land Pirates.

1sp1AxApoL1s Wednesday, Sept. 21.-A gang OF
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad last night,
but room after released them. Their object Is snp
posed to hare been to capture the pay train, with
iayce amount Of MONEY!.
, 1864-09-22

Let us Celebrate the Victory Gained by
Sheridan.

4 Grand r1n,on meetjnr ,r,11 he he]a th3a erensrp
--n rA.S'-oo-'. - -, .s,.,.-..e.n1,+
1t biyan HAL 1of me pafpose o. ee'elsaane Fe1;
6hcridan's magnificent victory oFef the rebel
xrruv nndcr Breckenridge and Early. Let all lpya]
.1.,..r. s++.,d and ,1re +henta N tba commend
e4''.sIe A'ts ~ -. ~ - - -. 49,.
anG 1ehe1a1 "uu ns ota1e oote III oaoe' !H Ane
wclctne intelligence. Heretofore, either through
incomretency ot mtananagenents the history Of
the 6henaedonh Valley haa been dark spot on our
National Is + 1l has neen or se eeseral
ca91one me sea! o! EaI 1or ione os en9tt pennu+
spd neFe5 1nui nov. aase rs E.sneo ,aanysaang
tubstatttl lnefG1n. nave nag uaEnlucent re-
trtats-eueh a. BANK. and Sleels-but Leyer
y1rtof9: Y aEa aae = nane a 20 9asae1uoan stooa
right emnst eaAnee ~. 70 use so9tneIn natof, o.
being nlot1eo leu e. VI tne map, nao nnmt!laton n
eerfed n hcu tnsteoi. nappny !or me people.
happily toI eo5 ,n6 1 ae
Gpe ftae lin IN anT 1ds- fh nssI ~ stn nseu t
Ei srt rjctc- hss bed haraif ens. a. ~. y.
arG sn e hnna - h. :, ~ III ~ aoa oa
nae, u nao Ph1, Shsrs1an nattnnss e1as,nn. r.
.onre a. hsvinT h1ni1et o1,f dfsorare sna thrssh
III ni1,5ns ~ Es-fy a. snnnG1 -"
nE annt tfxs ~ - - ~ ~ 1'os
mEa, - eaGIa IL" ~ e,thar o ~ 49, ho
uasts W. bis ee oo w 1senta ,n1S
1st ~ & " ..s,tt-s ~ tha ~ 49, ,s,5. nfhe.ra
4 3ft 1UT tssres hcfora tha ennnnctiai [rsfa
~. :, III =" -, tna.,imehIe hansH, ~ 1he fsn.
ns, Enns.ni n " unre can env r. Wiii nro1e the
btGPpuE, FloAS - "'+4t* ~ ~ .A4A.T"4t
, 1864-09-22
STARTLING NAVAL RUmOR.
Reported Destruction Of the Flagship
Hartford

new. YoRK,. "wednesday. Sept. 21.-There fa
tumoz IN the city that Admiral Farraguts figship.
the Hartford, has been bloWu up By accident. Viii
On her wuy to this city. The report comes from
The Navy Yard, Nhefe II Is believed,
, 1864-09-22

NEW YoRk, Wednesday. Sept. s1.-.The tf5tttpg
match 1T Fashion Course to-day, between Gsus
Batter, Prince Morgan and Lady Emma, best three
In i've, Butler won the fist two heate. and Prince
the three last heats. Shortest time 227. Sixthou-
D1nd pefronB we're present.
, 1864-09-22
WILSON Il NIERRlA1ts
4S Clark HtFecfs

Arc prepared to furnish arg number OF
Substitutes, or Representative Recruits,
FOR THIS COUNTY.
And will mate arrangements to nil the quotas ofsub
dis rtcts with Eecrulis.
We also INSURE against the DEkft for Two nUN-
pRxD ASp FT1T DoLLARs.
eec1tC4a1t&thp WILSON MERRlA1.
, 1864-09-22

WE1xRx Us1oH COLLEGE And MILITARY AuAD-
ExT, FULTON, Ll1so1e.-A tlret-class boarding In.
ftitutiun for young men and boys. Cadets received
at any time. Adresa Col, D. B. CoHEsI,
eent11Ha3A.sw President,
, 1864-09-22
8Raaln Market.
BUFFALO, WedneAdhy, Sept. a.

F1oRu-Q1iet. ",
see:ta s.n: tWhite aIeblsan sssSaa.4s. Com hra out
e9nsst n 81 s8Hea1.t7. 0stA &c.
NuIsKY-4eld st $::sa- .,,<.
CATAL F91I0Hra-To Eer Tnzk-Whs&t I7he'
I1HI ixfoHTs F1on. R,sas brls vheas 81 ;:ea bu'
ri IS ST So bn OAts I4S .ssG nu rye IS S73 bn
en1n is so bu, oats u. 40; RJo21. $50 bu.
, 1864-09-22
Markets by Telegraph
REV york DIRK GOODS mAEKEr.
Tho N. Y. Independents Quotations.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune J

lSpeElA1 UEpAtch % thb Lnlcdgo I11uuue-J
Nxw Yoax. "Wednesday Evening" 6spt. q.
The fall In the price Of Gold sas prcduceda vsry
deciced du1ness In trade, and merchants generally
are complaining bitterly Prices Of sra 1oEeF+
Jobbers have reduced their quotations. and aI In
I1oz st9lss realize much less prices At auction and
private 1ales; In fact three il tendency toward
pauae uanifesttrg ttse. which Is helped on by tbs
manner In which agents arc puBhauk ssles
The following arc the Independents quosAt,ous ths
daY:
, 1864-09-22
FROM LOUISVILLE.
The international Trade Congress

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Sept. 21.-Tha 1ntarna;
ttoDat Traue Congress Of WorktnQmen assembled
here to-day. Robert GiIcbrist, Of Louis Y1'le Was
appointed temporary chairman
The object Is the mulu4l protection OF working
nch In their industrial relations against the aug
mentation Of prices of tha pecegeaEIes Of HE.
, 1864-09-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.
skfFmlsh In Eastern misscurs-Aates
from RT1ce-ChIeaScncd AskaCH oA
Bloomfield.

81. LOUIS Wednesday, Sept. n;-pisPat@shss @ to to
Powder Mil Little Dlsck River, In Eastern Ais,
eonri: between detachment Of the "a Miseoaffl slf
militia under Lieut. Pope, and pot.lGn, , q Snet st
wounded. The rebel loss Is unknown,
Rebel prtseneEs report that Prlce, with his "nole
command rs at Pocahontas, ARK
and 400 st Kennett. preparing to attack Bloom
field, 6toddard county.
Shelby was reported st Powhattan, Ark, on the
1nth inst, Nth iron 4 mn to 8 aQO men.
, 1864-09-22

ATTENTION Union rotefa OF the Sixth
Seventh, and Eaehth Wards are requested to meet
at their respective headquarters and nominate
delegates for the primary meetings, this (Vednes-
dayj eyeui1g, September p, 1861.
hY QRuR OF TIE CQN8ITIEE.