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Ottumwa, March %, 1864.

Ed COURIER:
This Township is paying township
bounty of twenty-five or forty dollars to all
men that enlist. and be credited to Center
township before the first day Of April.
w. H. P. NORRIS,
Recruiting Agent for Wapello County.
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yuyo NERvOUssUFPERERs OF BOTH SEXES
Revrend Gentleman having been restored
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dressed envelope, he win send (ffee) copy Of the
presc riptsn used. Directte
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility In
co nspesency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error
setsared by desire to benefit Others, win be happy
TO nish to all who need IL (ree of chArge) the
cipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used in his case. Those wishing to profit by his
perence-and possess Valuable kemedy-vnf
receive the same by return mail, fearefafy sealed
by addressing JOHN D. OGDEN,
No 60 NASSAU SrRRET. Nsw-YoRE,
, 1864-04-15

NEW YoRK, April 14.-Letters from the block
ad'rg neet OF Mobile, March ssth, report the for
mtdsbie rebel ram Tennessee getting reacy to pay
the feet visit.
New YoaK, April 1a-Pr1rete William +. GIb-
ncy- Ct tho 7th New York volunteers, heavy af1i-
!rfy. was tried before court martial conyened IN
tAt city On the 9Th Of February, on charge or de-
Hsl'on; The Corrt found GIbney guilty.. and s3u-
.enced aim to he shot. Major General DIX has ap-
The sentence, and directed that It be carried
fts.S .so execution at Fort Columbus, Governors
ia ~ On ~ 19c Eth Of April between the hours Of
~ ne great fair the excitement in the ncishbor-
nce%, e% " ne ~swords" Keeps up well. On Wed
dt1s N less than five minutes from the time the
NY uuie were opened, lady reristered for herself
c1n euns I'VE Soies for Mcclellan turin7 the dsy
~ +u nunofcd md scyen votes were ca6t mRtin1
i.+ nunoer OF votes Till the Closing ar thr far
viva n hse thonsand three hundred and thir-
Ssn' S. G4cCleilan has received eo;s
S. Sen G!ant has received. 3s3S 5s'S
TIM eistag Gen. Mcclellan inaio;ifv q; az ,ns s.
dftd and tNeniy y-6cven tNA*s VI f'2 Hull
q conside1uble dauinution Of n,sscnoe-. x,,,-,
ohee1Fe4 tnae morning In the eta-e lns. f c.s
put ~ ihelf prices Yesterday oet of ,he r.an maSe
"He .1kea ~ eafp7se when the drivers dcman1eJ
zen lns!eao .! ~ cents but this morning the nn.
and at least lGlf dozen cmuty .t,"o. noao~aJ.
the eEeat thoroughiare at rapid Rte sn9g aoMn o
the ten cent 5rmp is anything but prcatab1e " ~
pronretors OF those vehicles. It may h. net @ a1e
BruadTay will be ''TclIeved" at aI rerir r. ~.
these gentlemen WITHDRAWN. their stssas ~ ~
rcthe1 especially while during this new tsrif s
Bic refuse 10 patronixe them IA they did In 1tTe.
numbers this morning.
, 1864-04-15
Markets by Telegraph.
Ef. 1,oufs Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, I

efs lI0nt6 Qhfkcfs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Louis, April II, 1861.
TonAcoo-Asrkct advanced. Leaf har1ns reached
higher figure than was evsr known before In this
market Green Lugs -. .so@8t5; il do factory do at
s6"e0aeo; 20 do planters do at ssoaaa 30; 1G do
con mon leafat S1soc175o "a do medium do at $500
:l.2'; 2t do medium manufacturing do s1asoas,oo;
do good do &s6.oaGs.s5; do nne DO $15.ooa13.Qi
FIouR-sa1es comprise 500 brls choice Z At $3.50;
TO do low XIX at s7.e5; so do at 500 1900 do
at t7.c0.
GEAE-Eheat advanced. fales 9sS sacka choice at
slfasl1o; as op11mc 1t $1.sss1ss. Oats sales ia
racks at SC ZOO do ssc 65 do At alc; 800 do at
sc. Corn advanced largely. Sales eonpsiso 7oa SKIS
old white at 1,s5 do old at 913 slQ do now at
S1.10,
WH1sKr-Wildly excited. sa1es-comprise 1a5 bsls
sold early asst3; Is do at s18 80 do at a117 51s
do At Bib; 40 do It S119; sci do at ei.2o.
GRocKzlKs-Exclted and In some confusion: some
lets Of prime o cotc hare been fod "a high Is 3qc
q D. Sugar nrm at 20a21. Some lota Of New York
talt have been sold At 3z.so per hrl.
Pnos1s1oHs-Pork and lard adysncing Sales com.
prise 100 brls mees pork at s4oo. 30 erces prime
kett!e lard 1t 1se 10 do steam At 12c; do common
at11Hc;s do head st 1Qxc- S pkgz brown crease
at lQ0,'.
, 1864-04-15

The French and McKfcans PreDar1,o
10 Contest the Possession or
tho Rio Efnnf3a

NEW Yo2K, April 1.-THE Mexican advices, via
a; aa;1yana, state that Jnarcz has gone to Durango.
This place, however IL in possession Of tac 1mpe-
aied and marched northward to chihuahua, me
reported capture Of Guadalajara ia absurd.
nothing. 87
French tf'catee hare LETT Vera Cruz with troopa
for the mouth Of the Rio GraDtle,
The New Orleans Era 6tntes that the Liberals
under Costtnas defeated V,daurri at Monterey.
Mexico. ~
French war yesse1s were taking soundinss at the
mouth of the rio Grande "
Ccrttaas had returned to Matamoras, and exoree-
ted his determination to defend it to }he last u
TRINITY. A force has been sent to Bagdad, At
the mouth Of the RIO Grandc, to OPPOSE the
French and throw up defensive works..
Ten thousand ttales OF cotton hed been fc.rIed
Is being hauled down to Matamoras Tor shipment.
F. This is the point On the RIO GEandc, 100 miles
Above Brownsville reported in our last Issue as
new occupied and to he held by our forces.-EDs1 I
, 1864-04-15
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune. !

Especial Correspondence &C Of the Chicago Tribune,
MEHr11fs, April Q. via CA1co, April II
Ihe1e was great scare in oar city yesterday,
hen the people got mp in the morning they were
surprised to see the m!1ria moving shout the city
IN their unifoEme, and presenting very martial
Appearance, and their surprise was still mofs In
c1eaeed when they Saw that the stores were not
opened Ut the usual time. The widest rumors
were in circulation about Forrest and Chalmers.
and almost every other rebel leader, who were es3d
to he jnet outside the city, and hnd demanded its
erfrender- Soon, however. the excitement began
to cool down. and 1t appeared that there was no
other foundation for the whole thing than that our
p'cSets were driven in near the city. Forrest, no
doubt, wishing to escape with his plunde. from
Padueah and other places. made feInt :on ous
pickets. In order to escape the more easily. The
fe8nt was fuccespful, for instead Of going ont to
meet the enemy, regiment .,,cz resimcnt caue
rushing In and encamped under the euns Of the
fort Al is quiet again, aad nobody believes there
were hundred rebels within ten miles Of the city
On rcEtcrdoy
, 1864-04-15
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Louisiana Constitutional Couyen,
I30n,

NEW OE1EAss- April e.-The ceremony Of dedI-
eating Liberty Hall, selected by Gen. Eanks,
took place this morning and were most imposing.
Rev. Mr. Newman Of New York, WAS master of
ceremonies.
The Louisiana Constitutional Convention met 1t
Liberty Hall at u O'clock Alfred Shaw was chossn
President mo ten, and A. c. Ht1a, Of the Era Sec
;c:arE ps5 Ee,n. The committee on credentials was
selected, and the convention adjourned untll IL
o'clock tomorrow.
Mr., Gen. Banks, nssisted by the ladies' Of New
Orlcanf designs giEiu. series Of tableau<s at
The Opera Honre on Wednesday next, Tor the ben
NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer Creole from
New CrIeans, 9Th, has arrived. The newsis most
II anticipated ria Cairo.
Admiral Fnrragut Eas In the ctty.
, 1864-04-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr.bune.1
CtSc1sxAr1. April II.
GRocsn1Es- Market drmer- Codet and Rswfsusara
shade higher. Sales OF Coffee 1T &c. Crush Sugar Ii
light demand and held !. 2ax@25c. Raw Sugars helt
at 1sGs2oHc. The de1and for Moiasacs Hight Ut $50
lCrc.
PRov1s1oSs-afarfet active and tending upward
Sales ct city mess at a25. 1E0 TO clear rib etdes
averassng 20 es, st 1eH 10000 na shoulders At 1ok
"o 90: iuts, areras}ne d to y aa at 1sc 5000 do
At lGkc, packed and delivered at Tes7a Hapte, ii:
9ao bacon shoulders at lie loose. Lard advancet
Ac: and closes At 1shc. All articles close arm not
,1tthttandlDg the fall In gold,
Barley firm at 145c for prime fail. Rye ID
active demand, and advanced to 13oc. Oats in active
demand aud advanced to SIC in bulk. Corn less &c.
tive at 11s&312oc Wheat advanced SC, and closes 1t
1tos1Goc fer red and white.
Tu1BKy-Clotes hr1n at j15c.
FIouR-Advanccds soc. S0les ofsuperdue ut s797a3.
At the close Of the market altogether unsettled
the quotations impossible to give.
, 1864-04-15
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
FareyyclIH to Veteran REGIMENT,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIhune.7
INDIANAPOLIS, April II,
The 40th Indiana six hundred strong, left for the
1font last night. In behalf Of the ladies' Of Indian
apolia, Gov. Morton presented the 20th Inaiapa
Veterans with three magnificent flags to-day, at he
trorolitan Hn1l-
The Governor said:
The nation Is holding 1ts breath aHafttne the
great battles which will decide it, destinv. few
weeks ago this regiment returned, and they vera
received with due honofs; now they 70 away. hat
they take with them the love Of nothers. ststers
and w1yee~ You 60 into grand theatcr. Where
human life and liberty are at stake. THIS govern.
ment las II ale Use Of all mems to secure yctory
hope this regiment will carry their bauners viii
them to many \ victory. The heart Of woman il
ever loyal to liberty and overlooking with sratta ie
to the hrave defenders Of our flag and Union. nnd
hence they show their gratitude b giving you thrte
beauttful colo1s. You viii receive them, pled yinr
your lives that they viii lend you to glory and 1ey.
er be dIsg1accd-
Col. Taylor responded by saying, That these aaee
would be beacon Of honor and would a,wny3 20 in
'front.' He thought he could see the day whea peace
woold sm1le over the hnd, and these banners
would be e1nblems Of pact victories. ue cou6ded
the flags with pride to the soldiers Of the 10Th, He
called upou them to stand by the great Cause for
, 1864-04-15

LnteSt from Gen. Stee1c,s Expeditto,

, LITTLE Rock. ARE, April 1l.-Adrices from
tion reached point five miles south OF Ekfnss
FcEry. On the Little Missouri River, about IS miles
from Camden, where be expected Gen. ThaTcr
DAY. s-1e t'8A'
On the I'd Shelby attacked Steelcss rear guard
a1dss Gen Hee with 200 cavalry md two pieces oi
sFuleTy, and was rc2u1scd with the loss OF one
to1r Killed ind wounded. and fifteen prisoners
On the 4th, MsrmadRke attacked with 5000 O.,
1900 caval1y and five pieces Of artillery, on tho
south eide OF the Little Missouri After five hours
fighting he wEs routed, with loss OF I killed and
3 wounded. Our loss is g wounded.
There is large force OF rebels five or SIX miles
in Stce1e'e advance. but 1t L. not expected that
they will make stand.
Nothing has been heard from Banks or the Gun.
, 1864-04-15

II rnnk n1acc at Pensacnla between the 33th and
;4th-New York cavalry and 9th Alabama (rebe)
cavalry, In which the rebels were almost anninila-
led In hand to hnnd et1coHntc with eabrea.
From five hundred to one Thousand tebe! de5er-
tern are said to be IN Okefcnokre Swamp, F1orid..
regularly aI1ayed aSaius the Confederate authozt-
, 1864-04-15

The Foreign Mnrkcta.
Per steamer ASla.J EBy Telegraph
os...r LIVERPOOL, Alrl'c.
ifosisona heavy, aad all descriptions slightly
Cotton quiet md unchanged.
Bft1lftufs tAacttve and dropping.
I1rEls!ons dali, tending doWnHards. Produce quiet
sud sst2ay.
cop:nls e1K@?t4 for money. Eric sharcs s7k9
securities nat.
, 1864-04-15

=. 7. Money md Stock .fIurket-April 1.t,
MoNET-Iirm 1T 4 rent.
s1EILIS0 0ExCuaSaE-pecldedly 1rmer bat toe
Irregular and unsettled 10 quote.
GoLp-lrre@ulAr, fever!sh and dn1settled-opsnIng q;
tSeA adyanclng 10 !s9, declining t7i4, adYanela:
GorEHNAK.ST SroCKs-Ftrmer. Us. 6s 81 soapo.s
is;9lt9; 50 coupons 11s8l13x: 80 Treasury n,tes
Friday, Aprif 18th
sTocKs-lower and dull. n. 1ss : II. g.. IFS; III.
Ctcrin, 149A g. p my; Q. 4 G. It's Ch. roi.,
l.5hi & +. *; II; r p: e, $x; Tos. = Eab-
100 G. y: II B C.& \. ". pfi, 50 II. S. 1s3 !:
neadipg 'eo HaEeE. II H9ds99: 1a33 Erie, 17sX
Cent. . t. S. 81. 81 Coupons. Hts q. 8. "a SO
, 1864-04-15

Movements Of Secretary Chase.
NEW YoEK, april 14.-The Tribune ANNOUNCES
, 1864-04-15

Philadelphia Hzarkets-April Ia,
The r'se IN gold has completely unsettled the m.r.
vsnclnE
FLoCR-Adynnecd. Extra Family, $725Ss.75; Sd
perIne held At 81; Extra, $7EO4IH2k.
WuEAT-Alyanccd5 Sc On Kentucky White
PNoT1a1oys-AdyMncInx-
NHIsEY-Fffn nk
, 1864-04-15

HALIFAX. april 14:-Tbe steamship Asia, from
fiyerpooI Aprlt I'd and Queenstown Sd, has arrived
here Tie news is un1mportnnt
, 1864-04-15
Low

have for sale \ Card Photograph,
taken from nfes Of Hon. Owen LAVeioy.
Single copies free by mali on receipt of
twenty-five cents. Five copies for one
dollar.
JOHN E. WALSH,
News Agent and Bookseller, Chicago. Illinois.
MI
, 1864-04-15

From New York.
New YoRK. April 14.-The draft Is postponed,
probably until june 1st.
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TaE RAFTsmAn's JOURNAL.

nearly TO Fort jackson, which point he reach
ed during the night of the 10Th and Goth,
without an organized regiment of his army.
From the accounts of our prisoners who
have escaped and citizens, ithe rout was
complete. About ?, 600 of the enemy broke
and made their way down through the
mountains, on the left, for ten miles On
the line of retreat the road and country were
covered with small arms, thrown away by the
flying rebels, and other debris / think that
not less than 500 wagons and ambulances
were either captured or destroyed. The ac-
cident Of the morning turned to our advan-
tage, as much as though the whole move
ment had been planned. The only regret |
have was the capture of from 500 to 900
of our men," Sheridan lost % cannons in
the morning, but when the enemy was rout
ed he captured so pieces of cannon, 48 of
which have reached headquarters. 10 battle
flags, and over GOO prisoners This is one
of the most grand and signal victories over
the Rebels, that has been achieved during
the war,
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LTEUT. rApLu,E,s LETTER,

We reprint on our first page, the letter
of Lieut.. Carlile, from the military Prison
at Charleston, with the accompanying ex-
tracts from rebel papers. We would earn
estIy commend it to the attention of our rea-
ders. Let every Union man, hand it to his
Democratic friend to read, that they may
he convinced of the fact of McClellan's cleo
ton being the last hope of the rebel leaders.
We are at loss to see how sny candid man
can, in the face of this overwhelming evil
dence of the completely of Northern Cop
psrheads with Southern rebels, remain con-
nected with party whose success will be
claimed as victory by JEFF Davis and his
crew, party supported and sustained by
the Richmond papers, and by every sympa-
thser with their cause in this and in foreign
lands That McClellan's election would Sc
cure the success of the rebellion, is patent
to every unprejudiced mind. In the name
of everything sacred, do rot vote fer the
destruction Of your country
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Life Insurance at Home.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.

The Penn Mutual Life Insurance CO.,
92l CHESTNUT STREET, PHu.'A.
Insures Lives on favorable terms, and will issue
Policies on any of the approved plans of insurance
Assets liable to losses 81, ,221, ,289 II.
Surplus divided Annually, Losses paid prompt
ly Premiums may be paid in CASH; annually
semi annually or quarterly; Or one-half in cash,
and one-half in note. By supplement to the
charter. notes hereafter received will participate
in all Dividends or Surplus Scrip certificates up
to January, 1859, inclusive, are now receivable in
payment of premiums
Agency. at the office of Fl B SwoopE Clear
field, Pa DIR J. 6. Hartswick, Medical Exami-
ner. August "a, 1864.
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Nebraska Election,

The election in Nebraska has resulted in
r perfect Waterloo to the Copperheads: p.
". Hitchcock Union) has been elected Del
egate 70 Congress by over 500 majority.
The Legislature stands: Council, 10 Union,
Cops House, 80 Union, C0ps-Union
majority On joint ballot, 2S. Surely, the bo-
gus Chicago surrender Democracy have been
buried beneath perfect avalanche ofloyal
ballots, in tt , embryo State.
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! L u SESSMENT.-Noticei is hereby given. tha
| the Commissioners of ClearfieId county will NEE
| at the following places at 10 III. of each day
| named for the purpose of hearing Appeals from
/ the lrlenhial Assessment. to wit
For the township of Goshen, at the school house
in said township, the usual place of holding
elections, on Tuesday November 18th.
| For the township of Girard. at Congress Hill
| School house on Wednesday Nov 18th
! For CovingtOn township, at the house of jacob
Maurer, on Thursday Novem Der l7th
| For karthaus township, at the house of R. j.
Haines Friday Novemb Der 18th.
For Morris township. the house of J. p Nelson
Saturday November 9Th.
For Graham township, at the house of Jacob Hub
Ter on Monday Move mber 2lst.
For Bradford township, at the house of Jacob
Pearce on Tuesday November 22d
For l}ogg township, at the house of Andrew Cross
on Wednesday November 23d.
For Decatur township. at Centre School house on
Thursday November 9th.
For Woodward township at the house of Thomas
henderson on Friday November 18th
For Guelich townshlp,at the School house in James
vile on Saturday November Goth.
For Beccaria township, at the house of Samue.iM
Smith on Monday November 2Sth
For hnO& township, at Turkey Hill School house
on Tuesday November 29th.
For Ferguson township: at the house of John Gre
CORY on Wednesday November 30th.
For Jordan township, at the public school house
in Ansonville Thursday December lst
For Chest township, at the school house near ST.
mon Rorabaugh on FRIDAY December ID
For New Washington in said borough Satur-
day December Sd.
For Burnside township at the house of John
Young on Monday December 9Th
For Bell township, at the house of Asaph Ellis on
Tuesday December 9th.
For Lumber city, at the public school house in
said borough on Wednesday Decefn Der 9TH.
For Penn township, at the house of w. ". Ander-
son on Thursday December Sth.
For Curwensville at the house of Isaac Bloom on
Friday DOcemb Der 9Th.
For Pike township, at the same place on Saturday
December 10th
For Bloom township, at the house of James Bloom
on Monday December 18th.
For Brady township, at the house of William
Schwem on Tuesday December 18th.
For Union township, at the house of William P.
johnson on Wednesday Decem Der fifth
For Fox township, at the house OF John l. Bdndy
on Thursday December 18th.
For Huston township. at the house of Jesse Will
son on Friday December 10th.
For Clearfeld borough, at the Commissioners Of
flee on Monday December 10th.
Fer Lawrence township, at the same place ON
Tuesday December Goth.
An appeal from the valuations of Unseated
Lands will be held at the Commissioners office. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 27d and 2Sd days Of
December, 1854. at which time all persons inter-
ested must attend appeal can be taken af
ter that date. By order of the Board of Commits
sioners. WM. S BRADLEY, Clerk.
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a number of years have elapsed since the intro
duction of H0STETTER'S CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS to the public. The prejudice existing in
the minds of many persons against what are Ge-
nominated patent medicines at first greatly retar-
Ged Its sale; but as Its virtues and merits became
known, this barrier of prejud ice was oyerthrown
and the demand increased so rapidly that in a few
years scarcely village existed in the United
States IN which the afflicted had not experiene ed
lhe benefits arising from the use of the 'Bitters'
and at the present day there are to be found IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD vouchers for the
great merits of the article. No greater cure for
Dyspepsia can be found See advertisement For
sale by Druggists and dealers everywhere
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DELIEF NOTICE

pELIEF N0TICE.-The Board Of Relief
u = for the county of Clearfeld, will meet at the
Commissioners office in Clearfield on Wednes-
day and Thursday. the 26th and 27th days of
October, 1864
The Board of Relief have directed that the wife
OF the soldier must appear before the board, and
produce her sworn statement. detailing name of
soldier, regiment and company, and when enIis
ted; the number of children, with age and sex of
each the township in which they resided at the
time OF enlistment, and their present residence
and that she is without the means of support for
herself and children who are dependent upon her
Two witnesses of credibiity from the township
IN which she resides. must also be produced, hose
certificate (sworn to before the Board of Relief
must set forth that the applicant is the person she
represents herself to be- that the statement of the
number ard age of her family is true. that she is
in destitute circumstances and her family in ac-
tual want, and that all the facts forth in her
duplication are correct and true.
Forms con tanning these acquisitions can be OBJ.
tained at the Office of the Board of Relief. when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
n. b. Illness of the APPLICANT properly proven,
will excuse personal attendance.
Oct. II, 1884 WIN S BRADLEY, clerk
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HELIOGRAPHIC.

THE undersigned having completed h,s Photo
graph Gallery, in Shaw's Row, two doors west of
the Mansion House, CIearfeId, Pa. is now ready
to wait on those in want of first Glass portraits
My arrangements such able me to furn-
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in the highest style of the art Having fitted up
my rooms at considerable expense, with a view
to the comfort and pleasure of my patrons, hope
by strict attention to business and desire to
isfy those who call, to merit liberal share of
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September 2, 1864 Artist.
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