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, 1864-09-18
RInTn OF TIE CONSTITUTION,
The Invfnclble1 March in PxoccaaYon
nnA II old = ID Getting.

On Saturday the Copperosaty .p1tty. OF Chteago
srTtvod at tho conclusion that they had maeglod
tho Constituuon that they cauld RQt correcuy 40.
te1mino which was the beginning and which the
tasy to reconsider tho whole subject log1ca'iJ COM
nenedrE at It's beginning. Or birth. On Saturday
evenings theFtfort, tho Democratic "Inv1uctblcs'
wero called to aescmb'e at tho Clab Room in houos
Of the birth Of he Consultation. to organize an In
augursl procession. Ahont o'clock the procession
lating the etreetA for short time returned 10 tho
It VIII gigantic, and inspired tht mlnd With feel
tlon revealed it to be composed oi about 150 indl
y,deals, the majority Of Rhsm ranged from tour-
tss t. vI5s s,ts q ss sp,1ksd hete
who had attained to the staiure Of the .-perfecs
man" Such happy once carried trsnspatancies,
taey nv wa'sa ssas in tho s,d s
srs'lons fo1min0 numerous s.alaendtic tormasioas
Of tie o1ehki1oua comtgustibe on rheil heads and
ou Sao, dd eo tssse
umpbant]y wared sticks, wisbinstto indicate shst
th.y at one time a.eo owned lanterns. The re-
brteehes paefet, asd Yelled sporoe.;ion. r Preeed @
ipG End terminating the pa:eant paccd guard Of
henor o. juveniles u tender yeass. Hhe, saas
remarked, 'as Eood dimmiehrata IS anybody,
barring the size OF The c1nythurt." Daring tue
march o! the procession our rspostar vtslted WIS.
y
clnn. standing On the ssdcaal:. what pzeparations
cte in proE1ese. he was enlightened by iha ssse1.
ton ''that an erthnaiastic meeting st Chicago
Democrats were n1asstns upssa'ss." Being Ut an
ingufaugo turn Of mind, he ascended. In company
with socdly number ol Mcclellan voters. Most
| Of thcse, foYerer: found It impossible to ascend
| Hote than one alght Of stsirs, aud consequently
.epsftsdte& & the 1alePn there located. O. entering
pending from tho windows hvs lanterns, which
at regular Intervals were extsDgutshcd b. Tho viad
Super!ntendIng the largest was s. s. Hayes
Esa., ch1caeoan Of some celebrity. Presently !
BRAGG Of rn9ged shoclcss, hatless, tuTene iuyisci
h!e nshers. annonueed the return Of the prcess1bn
| wherenpou tna ''audiencan rcEaaed their seats,
and The entrance OF the inau2uralata the meet.
Ing texan IN earnest. EVERYBODY spoke, erey bod5
wat cnlhualastic. rockets were let, OF through
ekfl.Rht, and Democracy was triumphant. lin
coln vas sunk lower In pcldlttun and McC, elan
placed noss firmly npon the top Of him to ksep
st.isgnites prsyioasly spoken Ct commenced to
| ubtcslided Hutvhat did the! care. They con-
sinsea thtif triumph; and adtoutaed E1os5inq In
his ns1shhbr, '.Uehold. the tpusttutiou Il ootn y
, 1864-09-18


Al tFsa5y reported in the Tn1aunx 1t III pro-
posed TO terive1te osYaof1attoo un1vespally known
~ Wide A. Aaez. which created such enthusiasm,
and eaected 10 much good In the eampsIgn Of la$a.
a. a.. tae present Tune Nhen tno i.std'oas soeds OF
enh ard 5dS q saa
nses;s1s, thu to,sl Aeeations Of III. ch.raeser
snon!o be fesislned 70 aid IN crushing the macat-
'.ir coons.s. Who does not Temenanet % sns- ensnu.
sisem ~hich ever a,,ended Wide Awa&e" manl.
ies:asions, tho naRptnesnt effect Of their torch.
saa Is e. aaas ssee pa III:
o.ic deliberations. Thss band Of Two millioas Of
ins1. me- ~ power .s, n ths ,nd rsnica
&C. a1ea Ab.s.n aeea e.esta
S.s sssh e 9es.e asa
greatly to his atzcdgth1 They created enthusla.n
It loyal Rathestnesi taey supported the saserlng,
ase,etancs and support, Ihta campalan is snott
one hut 1t wi be decisive; the tste Of tbo coutrv
lsB tn the hstsnce. and it depends on the seis Of
tinue to occupy the prcnd posiiuu oi Queen aaavue
nAtions, OF sba4l rink, borne doxp bf tne cnrsc or
traitors rolecsud oa compelled to bids acr head
81 a G,;sDons5 smens .ns sons hoEs
In the m.etves pe i1tlRnidcant, but coablhed toe1
constitute 'orce ~hich m.kes lytruts and rebels
6s. e. Woula f. IL
70 SEQ IL that Of tee Wiuc Avshes. L.
them be organIzsd evtrywhere, IN every city, In
every walu. Let tho well know costume aud tho
brilliant torches aRuln iorm . prominent part ta
loyal edo5te. TO succeed In this reorganization
1nunss will be neeoed, and 10 few days our cia.
xenB wilt ho called ppou to contribute to fund for
ahe purchase Of Tho neccstaIy equipments. All
ebonld rcepopd Mbeaauy. Money ad1spced Ia
pas1lot'c entespE3rre In avoiding the dsaft, pur-
ctasine Government scEip or raising loyal clubs,
viii, ii the present Administration De continued ID
power, be I'll repaid WITH interest. II the GOVERN
ment etould iaii In rteec ion, repud,ation Of tho
and destruction ~ att Us. Loyal uuen, the wide
Awake clubs 3tl1 keep the Repuhlicsns square ia
the point, and tcnc to attain the success Of youl
Government WILL 1ou support sheo1
, 1864-09-18
oUARe OF SUPERVISORY.
eePe9ts u CenRlttses-Ta1asiea
If, Observation-Disclosures d. ::
--Osuaty iats Oas Drsit Dtsttla-
The Drskefs Locked Up.

sPuzruant to Adjournment the Board Of enpesvis-
ca ol Cook county met on Saturday morning. at
ten O'Clock. the Precedent, J. N. AI1ea, n tho
Chalr. The following members snsveted their
pamcs: Bupe1rison Allen, Brown T. D. Cool,
Csmmack, Chandler, Da,ton, Dc Vol, Ursndorh.
Eabrook. Fsswesl. 0ornley. Halaes, Hops!ns,'
Hxrnip, IRWIN, johnson, James, Ktoxsley. AyE1ck,
Nl1es, O)tudorH, Paneker, P11ney, Pusheek. Rsss,
Roh,psop, scticrdfcg, 6uong, ,Sse1nhs1s. ehsck'
fssb, Taylor, War. :.
The Clerk read tho misutes. Of the presions na.'s
psoeeedings% which, on motion, wefe adopted.
Supervisor KinReleJ, IRON tho Committee on
Equalization Of Taxsst reported tavorably On the
petition OF Cha1lts DssuoosG, asA,ug for rr1uad.
sape1vltor Hsines. frotn tho CommItsee on Ju.
desarJ. seposted atvrssety the petition OF IsaAe
GIeenstoez, pta>tDg for donation Of pteca OF
e1ou.d on which to erect Jewish hospital.
A eiaim OF I.1s.l Heller sga.nst Tho County ior
outdoor talitf 70 the amount OF $fo.N, va Of
.snpet.itor H~,nra from tbs cou1n..tee y Judi.
c!a.y 4sksd Tor further time TO consider Ko elalm
Supervisor Johnsor, oi The spectai Committee
sppotntcu TO confer With Provoht 4a,seM Jamrk.
rspoa VI that they had conferred with thst gents.
prison isttIs men for other @ st.ses IL 5ss s1.
Fested quits number already, and IL doing NIL he
Tbs Committes recomusnaed that an approp,,-
alton OF oEe u twp hundred dollars be made 10
fczrrt out theee iIti'idnals who are running ont
men fur other 8tatce. Tn motion tle report waz
referred to the Was Fund Committee, witn po wee
TO act.
Supervisor Nsltr, from the Committee ,o3 FL
nance, retbmEtndrd the assessment Ut q nvp mill
tsx on al the t16Able property In Cook counR, to
pay the expense Of eqaipptt9 yolunte+rs. aud tae
proceens sha11 be urrd sor the payment OF county
orders issued IN payment OF vo.nnteers :,
Alto 9ptcl1l rxL Ut four MI IL On the dollar the
procceoa to b. used In )lqufdstion Of county orors
t1aud5cient 10 pey.
Al4o sAx Of ave mills az = sseSu,n1 county tax,
sn.hosixsd BY law.
, 1864-09-18
EoARD OF RDUCATIoN.
Dpccts1 meetiDg-Blecs1on OF Classical
tn2tFucJOr-Aff1can In the
AChUoSR-W4FmlnRt

A special meeting of&ht Board Of Education was
held On Saturday afternoon in the rooaaa OF the
Board, the President L. B. TIN. in the chair. The
lnspectors present were Carpenter, Newber1y,
sheahan, R1tr. Wicker, Prindiyi1le, Waller,
Opnhan, and FoEBythc.
ThoPresidsnt statcd that the object Of the mect-
Ing was to ae4 upon the resignation OF HI. George
@. o1a1ke Of the post,iou he had held In the hist
feseol fot Ax Js.ra ns,t = teacher Of e cl,.s,es
Ths Pseetdene, ,announeea tha. tho next thing in
1s1zmtnAtlou of Teachers.
Tho COMMITTEES rpe1ted through Dr.; Rydr
ihst " h.d s essn sautnsa r r.: Ashns Eysas.
son, and Carol Ga{tes, and recommended that eet-
ttneates be granted 70 them BY the Board. Report
III Board ten proceeded is e the election Of a
ssyses "a, 's9 elesed 81 i 5.lios md % Hss
The follav,1E 1Eslgpaliora Wtre presented and
accepted: Annie II. Lawton, Of Ffanklin school;
SSses E. K.1s Loatss,a sad Lizzie II. hekords,
The following wsre r. Omitted to scats in thu
H,sh School: Eli. Asexaneer. Agnes II. Bael, Hat
Favor. F1edszska aunihet, Herman Her5et, Sarah
u. Horton, levrHe Noser, Helen 4. Mcconnell,
! Arna Matd,, John =. Mullen, Nmlra 3 olds,
md M.rshasi Wait. ''''' ~ 49, ~'1'4'
| Inspector sheabaz offered the following:
|
be appointed b. tne Presldtnt, to superintsad III
loeanon md nan,cemens Of the several ntsht
g lospestors saeah.a, Wentworth md hih1tT,lis
Iurpcttor Shnahan offered lho following;
Rxsoipsd, That the 6nperintendent be directed
10 .inQulfe ard report 10 this board, u the next
meeting, whether there arc any pcrsona OF African
b.n e ~ eoed
any such caees that he report the circumstances OF
their admission and Of their continuance in said
III. question drew forth .. little tpaE.ing IN ths
Board, and humorous speech, especially Nom
Mr. Wicker, who detailed tho resuls Of hia obaeE.
v.stont n ;To os three ststs naada " the eolosc
'ias9 III ..,a III. object ., the ,sso,
,n;tcn xas slnp:J ~ to 2 assss.:in II there wcse any
i superintendent Paets.d sad Inst sha n,..er hid
been alresdJ asse1dea 70 By hin.
nom colored persons 70 b permitted 70 send iseli
children to other than Tho colo.ed tchool.
aay & t. vine Co % ts 1sea,
The Superintendent inqas1ed what should b
done N Tho care Of white children attending h,
intptctos Ns~be,zy was willing to vote for Tho
reeolatlon. but hc saouRhstt vas nos necessary
Tbs resolution WIS adopted;
eeso% app.ts;as % eslled % astea'oa q 10 ssca g
: .pc1e * tEc d1axence Between that md To ordi
roo1. bseltcs reFdesine unpleasant somo Of thos
Iene{nine. 1t was proposed to use tho llllno1
coal, wh1ch wa, The find which innst> ullmsse'
Fs.fer E seheol @ W. Va; 1H Woia out and voesd cost
least sixteen 10 seventeen handstd dollars to n
insptstor ste.hau a,ked If tho e!sy had pa.
chased tie coal tcr winter usc possibly furnace
would not be required; -
, 1864-09-18

eftss ,e6nerf, il .sausseo NJ slssssea. Tho Eott1
6e. ns1rca ot 81 1enass r. ans1: s III Sso..
etnsuax tEt@ -: a,r:ts a,yn;s o. "a tn,aa Id !;
the osIt. os:' ss1s- Issr a,Ts;
thu vans o, tha. hran,n. Of mo petxostam nsaa
q tnurxh: 4 q - s9a e. a1sonatr FL
tn.. % nom '1o saslcus r11nttles tor An JsI MI
e3-a1. sao GTost ut rites 1esr 1htu bs r.
3Ek<-H. ..-.-..
Tho: tostsotre etttustrs Of qusnsltfe* produces.
and rain I. CO: fottncluds neoEo :. resIdu1m ast
any thH ysrsa pf0duesa OF thu sed1tE1es. oseeos
-fe4ne3 >ua 'ntI1c o1la Tna number Of na1da tatr:
ally enxaged senllnE u four hu1oYed ard n1aasy-
NIX. &6ei4 h19tf1o1 Iarzef nuNbHr nj aa1"
plo@ttB tDgts~d to hsntsn< ana taIsaufunK ot O.!
Sle0, E any Wno %16af cdttRxI eeAsods t&uqofefH!y
On p1pJtd Tho r. K3axnts WAkes at thosN ttT1l2slE
employed X refining, II N1ryC yCcD pet tnnun.
, 1864-09-18

The report was received and atIopted, sD'''
snpsfvisoE N'lss offered tho following, which,
.WnsHE4a, In tho opinion Of thoee who hsve ia-
gesiteattd the matter, no tax csn legally BIZ lsyled
in the TAX Of 1e64 to Greats fnnd ior the support
:. Re5otrsd That thts Rsrd DO hereby b. appropriate
the sprn OF tw.nty Thousand dp1lats for nztd pur-
pose. and that the clerk oftnis Board ba requested
out OF rnonits hereafter to % provided ior thai
Furpote, u tum not exceeding said twenty thou-
snnd donrs, and at such time and in sueh saras -
oratr to accomplish the object herein sought; aud
Esoired. That r.id or6ers.uay- draw interest.
time o. lteuiDr The ORDER uutiIl ahail BE- advcr.
The Finance Committee certified 70 tho co,rect-
on m0ttun Wns adopted.
supeFslsot HatEts, ltsolrt'on Laid over the pre-
yioos eay, wns called up and referred to commit
&&e to report ihtrcon 1t next eesstop. -,
~superyi,or4 Strong, Chandler, snd Di,sop. :.
On = net1on =" Of sapstntos Russell AZ spplopsla.
tot :eonuuet1nR the p1osecuuun OF tbs Dr.. Dean
Supervisor Dalton submitted the per dzen winch
;supe11isor Rulssn submitted the following tel
! egdphlc coneepondenca betHeen Washington and
sprtn21ed. and the Board Of Supervisors, relative
CnuuAoo, Sept. 15, 1854.
Frovost 1fatshal dsner.l Fly,
n. .r..,,r+,o, 1T ~. hsntnxNea' ~ n - y.
cnGk Enn.tY Fl, ~ .oe nosso e' oape1nsofs OF
We sse Instructed 10 ntt3tfon ,., In IN. c,1,, =,
eannrT 70! ths nuinn.n oT te ann M 7haa ~ tn.
rconnrx he tTestfd n oec dlstrier w. ~. rst.Ir
bounles By general county tax In order to Ga
1hc system Of sub-dis.ricts will be attended With
much hardship In many OF our towns and Wplde, a6
It Eia operate very anequair. and un1uety.
We respectfully request an Immediate ansNer By
telegraph:
Vs'goeo9 Ed. huss112. '. L. CnASpLEn.
- COMMITTEES.
| q r p,A..n, nAHtH7FoAs sept H.
| 2; e 81 H4asen rt, AIo Com.
| ~ =. ~. .a1.nets esSEs ! - ~, o.-.. a..
~. ~ SAses 49, tnas ne ~ cnn ~
,,,e ~ d,att !. ~ ,h,nt, 3ot ~ ~, tne
pu5pou pTe " ~ a41 ns hnAe oeal' No "ea os tl"e
fSSanHE ~ AUG 'pe'1T.IW1* n u, t-.~>rf.. r,.,,
s0'kaeV ;1;c..e -. Ss,,5 r11; 4. 4ssf
~, o.l.. p., w,,so, so, es. nsp,. 9.,, 10 t'0A'
20: .e uasee. fxdtGst Aass915s sptM,*ae!dt:
ho,sn ~ Mossd y s1a,xns 3D., x me
authorized to consolidate the subdstricts Of cooK
comfy. ..-u, .--.n....
Tse noara fefpestesy ask m lmmeoia:e otdef to
toat eNect, oIa uESes EapL. 3anles 20 t1eaN ~
, 1864-09-18
a. I'm nth ffst-s 1t 10 4 tsltef p1st :
0& ~ III onlH child AT e 4

l. ": r. ,!h s.f = anI Y ssiia !saata q Pe'
scd =. nrTtnMS f.td it months ena day.
:, tas ~ ;sa:l sRrng n = fa sai.a,
sen ef nsr;a1 ~ = MA Amy ]. Ford, sEsa .eeks
FuIs1ai Il 81 ock r. L. 70 ta5, fsen Eestda1es'
u apnsh lttYtfson ses
Pm, KlCHAHu VI RKEL1H. Akec 81 Iaasr.
funarM rom hfs late res:noee' eos0 W SA1"t
fsPs ef Di.e. e. I .fs wh
rs viH 1st!s " e. lseS haceas ea sPa
ffieIn al tns ts S - Il 10 ,n71lst % Hcend.
, 1864-09-18

N fbe corner Of Ontario ano Desrborn streets. 1t
~ ss@s g,s'eet. Sermon By tho pa't'F-h*'' ]. A.
ny !sme. D,zpn, p, Il vtrl preach .hls morn
she eveline.. On .'r Tho future punishmont Of The
Tt;ksd.": The church u located On tho corHes OF
The hour Of servioo at Camp pooElas is Z o'clock
ID tpe eseDine. SaudAy school # o,ssoes.
ss,sse w,th tes9e st tbe Unisso ss<se' Gsn. ESs
b1iloiae IL ,ne, ed o. Eighteenth sslees.
hss DF Taylor, one VI toe = r. o. H1s 1ae
P1eshs, S': ss2 ~ P7fassn ,8 sts
strv,sss IN ,bs eia Ne'tb presp,.e.lsn csarse e.
q I'D = tPs:slse p H. s. e.
Rsy. D. Japkip. D. D. ~;
Tho amertf1,icn of ar.eu Church II, TtI' yMorss!p 20
.se nse, pss1 T"xs e Tas eaafei Vii
ready tor occupancy IN about ten dA!s
rnoe Itlipieu. eervices. as nsn1' .s " asJ@oa.
y; Rer. Pzof. Restlest, of thu Ch.eaeo Tneolo2i.
~ eenlnar5. will ofhcstc. pJer msfnpR aahu 70 tne
~ toea IN the evening' Iae es'oa.a oe4o't
Dinns str.ies @ will b held sy ths sseend unt!ed
n Church society "a tnS ~ st,set ,@f
70 sss',, niehiesa Avenue, to-day, At hanpsat ten
~ caosa et the A.ssg:ss rssa e %..ps, OK
i re-epe1ed ior regular n II scr7iee g.. moFplnx.
Hours Of commencement iox md " o'aock. ,,,<
SsS,oe IN Unit, Church ~ n Robs31 3
GOLFER. The building IL iotatod On the eo1nss of
|et h.taeo avenue sud Dearborn street. ,,a.,u.,
f,snk l. Wadsxorth will spesk On "a p,,iaat s1saiaa
Cbl1dren's Is erum ooramcnces at O'Clock
Jefferson atIret Methodist Episeopal Church
se1ees ,s,6e It '9ks o.elock = eonoae''o 0' INC
Sunday sehoes a,sslops,, snns Anniversary at the
Deepaiaes street Neshodlss Church: a. o,el9sk -
miller Re7. Robas III 1Bsntley. e Ees~E n. Dariag'
md o1hets -.
Professor J: " Allsa. Of En1skat t. Go.ieSs: l w
Etreet, between Aberdeen ara nueker. = 10x
o'clock i. m., I'D u 75 O'Clock p. N. Seats fEes &c
w., as.e, q ss " .pssn I'd
| streets. at 4 ooartcr befora eleren o'clock:
The asusi Fsitsions ~ ser!tets VI. b ned 70 d.,.
4a the Cesp1aines strest n. & ctntca. Ff99alae'
M 4 ~ sss.s.H e. + 81 & rs q t.
:Iaet Day"
PInsoKAL--We have Eerrtofbra, announced tn
tn 90 columns that Chs1lasL L. WILSON, Kaq., Sec
| resary Of the United statoa Legation at Londo',
had seeicned bis position, being suceeeded By Mr..
Moran He has resurnea&o this c!sJ and rosamed
hts cunneesion-so long tntsrzopsed-wish OF!
% ns,.fs .y
! unton ut the fremont Home; IesulIine tn renew.
| q, Of s+verEd ties xrd hearty welcome back to
nsn5 as fsia asnas a JOIN ia lie soosi.sals,ioas.
Bocnrx Juurxrs-E4izabeth L,1sey vus exam
ined. On Saturday. hsfore CommInaloner .HoJne o.
the chasre Of being coRu,zaut Of snd eonspIrinE d
tbs deae4s,on Of het- husband, aiter he had re-
hardr He escsped on Fid., evcninx, and hs,
no. .iaee been stsr. Nm. Lilsey WAS cesamlstot
| arpnxsrr u1cKTx-The condition or serresn
, 1864-09-18
NlNRTEENrH ILLINOIS.
Tho - Chicago Citizens ~Uorpa,, Meet.
it,. y, Ing.

At meeting OF tho citizens at Plrlor4kso. I, Tfa-
mont Houee. on Saturday evening, to slAt this or
gtnisst1on, Judge D. Y. Bell WAS choscn chair-
maD, and Captain James 3. Hxyaen Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was sss'ed by the
Ccahman to be, to aid In the Organization OF nc
independent home regiment, which should be e.
tcntlallYA Chicago citizens corps. totally ienor-
Ing patttxan politics, to b armed and equipped
bY the voluntary subscriptions OF the cittZena and
to be Eubjeer to The ot tho ctvt authorities In
e1te Of hot or other violcnce, TINS ensurinR the
peace Of the city. ths q nforeemens Of the laws and
The prot3 ctipn OF the lives liberty and property OF
the peoples r6talD the tried and honored ofxanlEs:
tons and associations Of tho gallant old " 18th
and 24ih Illinois" among NJ, ~ well ~ to form
IN afxoc1atton OF youpg men who, while keeping
up the military spirtt A1d drtl], and thus giving
protection to all CHASER, shalt At the name time
ae.iya amusement and benefit therrhnm.
Z. b. Myers Esq, then moved that q committee
on organization be appointed, and On nomination
ey the meeting, the following gentlemen were
appointed ench committee: .. -.
On 0rpdnt<0fioa- John L. Hancock. Col.
r. H. Hough, Col, Il. Tnefcr, Col. .-John n
Lo1mis, Col, ]. F. Beatty. Col. q. q. Hammond,
Ira 7. Mum, Ed, G g Wicker, Esqy Frederick
Tutsle, Esq. IoEn B. Tuzner, Eaq., Murray Nel
son. Esq, ]. J. Ricnarde, Esq.. George. Y. Gage,
EsQ, George anelder. Etq.
nit.se On Finance, TO obtain The necessary fand.
g. Col J: F. Beatty. J. ]. Richards, Eaq, Murray
Nielsen, Esq.
n tha rnYnrnittcA
, 1864-09-18
COPkKRHBAD CONGREl410N Al
COnV&M IlON-
The Cops. In Oounc1Y-O, H. 0IcCor.
mick N01oteAxed soe O0DgEeAs-Ine
hybrid Animal Endorsed.

The faithful" Dcmocrsey-thc followers OF the
Belmont peace-ata any price pa1ty-mes Oh Saturday
afternoon 1t the Recorders Court room-a pAce
not hy any means neN, to many ol tho delseatsa-
for the purpose Of uom1nat!ng dt and proper per
son (which meaua man with money to foot tho
bills Of The State csnvass 70 represent The Bir4t
Congressional Dhttlet In ContFoss. About two
o'cauek tbe ~hiAky thops and bees sa1oons In t4e
oel2hboshood IT The Court Houso became lilo
rome banquet hill dexeeted-fhalF pstsoas having
later, The Court room was died. Thero ~utc uooo
Of the pxoHtueut whippers1o OF tho party there,
susa .. AGoa; ths ~ornsE ;aS - m. flied g;
The meetinR was composed aatlrciy OF whisky
dea1erf, bsewtte. ono. .hetre lax3erA. =: few mem
GIs t.Sm IT tes ets1 btsr garden ,el,ps thsco%uon
who left the ee1vieo In disgust because they were
Tot promoted, y ,he5 In their 1udxmsnt saonld
About three o'clock ~Aaron usren called tho
meeting to order, andJrtQueated the delegates To
come forward aud b. *tss1d.
nosby called to the char. and On rnounsing tho
tos'rnm thanked The Convention ior tho favor con-
On motion Lambert Tree andE Gilmore were
u motion ! 'comm.ttee Of THE, ,pessons. rom
the city and une from tho county wore appointed
The Chair appoin1ed J L. Msrsh. soa Dl,t-
sion PhilIp Kxnneoy, North Division C7ptatn
otaSs.op IS. Mt,t Division: and Aishse Brandt OF
The COMMITTED renorted and Tim 6e1-o,t~. =.
chOeen- the dav preFtoue. Here cont rmnT v[itb :
feo. exceptions. "N'3.
and the ofe.rs eeefsa ~e1a s;noted ~ t ~
rnanrntly Ia I'M rinse III Inc ,..,sfnn ~ -
On morton. il WA resolved 10 nofulnsss esnd{.
date fur Conrr1r,s n,a nrnceei II vo1e nfeH ros*t
wittont dri@fe = ~ '.~e WIZ
Urpb Msher noufnated c,rusu II. Meror1n,rt
q. e. Lsnnrv nominaf..d II = f,1dsH
r. 4. Onjhn s4attd thaf M 0,ndse III INIT , .,,.
dtdaie. 49, ~@1
navf7 Waf4h nominated Iohp n Tu,nsr
On n.ntinn Il Vi rNsoiyed thsf H. MI halfot ~
Ipfo1nal. ~'' - '-c - '-4''' Nc
G. d. ae HeCormek seeor ~s5 esaeo' sesaln ~ 1oo"s
y 10fne1
"6h.aisn - . III *. Il
OF lie +. F VIZ he nomtnated b1 sec1smetion NAN
A. s 1920 is.S.ts 4-o,.. ~ ~ n9nsa
,osrH H v.n,5a q o toS sony "a ~ -
F",sS :. d,..ssna =. th.ix %..-+. ~ sa.2ekn
~ 9or9ns 1nsa ~ aas s. " p II aavos
~ scrl.m.,jon' 0' aso wan "ppo'eo :" Vie zap
" AZ = ~ .ss. ,..,,a.a .,s
f,iin1s. 7A "Ao &'At4@'S' AA1 VAC WIG 1e7"'e" ~
r. IL n-ro,,3,t.... ....... o.,
d q !; 4 1,nS1s, '''''''..'.'' o
IN H.ass'a.
IN mnttnn -; iid r i tl;sr IT. 49, ~
,n,c1r trns unsn,rnn,1x nomtns,ad ALL. *1Is"t'
nh,"tsh IsrI.ov nt;.reS tnn ,oisnx.,,n
ysse;s.d Thsf H. ris ,s.t' .ru ~ H. Na;
ns-Tr 1 sua r Ss}t N11 S sn U:M
tsts Hnae1fno st asa nc
.S.1fe. ~ e hft s II E. ~ -
mce r - ;Io ~; u Nc
, 1864-09-18
CAV RILL AND PINE LAND
~
For Sale.

rs,a min 7,,n,ts-t, 10 eisoAted On Hhfte LAes.
.s&tos-ceany M.seixas. @ s1tsaa ssa1s s ,. asI1s
70 d F1Ea pps*ion euf oTexs1Mrs oTexM ths1rsr1 ~
:ss.xe tes shosssa,d@ ~ Y r. seT NJ,
II IL Etst1 ~ e"n ttnne8 III health It Rhe r1l1.
asnx saeF i do Icssen e saeses e1ss sof ~
fayoSAh1e tsTEns aea edefmr9s:r fmr9s:rf9HNr II rfKRcr.
sua pkal1, 4NEsaRsas Wn
, 1864-09-18

UkNX1U. 1&tu1Q RdPs* 10
F1our-C,otes With 1ess inquiry. bas pE,oe+ un.
charged. -HAles IT ~: n3l!3a for No. spEinx
1.<s0l0.;s for red H1Lror and 111tAiats for dub
aal1a-wheat-Qu,et,a and ns sales. Cerq,, antst
snl phcptnEed-n0m l1ly 1t 81 80 IoF No. Illinois,
tts 81 sc, Hbi.h IL ABOVE tbs 7tews OF boyss.
Rp11 1hse nsnsfi, esi,n., bns untt.n,e..
, 1864-09-18

Bu7FALo, eAtu1cay. eept. nap. N.
FtoUR-ruu.
C;nAIN-t: heat inactive. Corn tuli ard lower.
EA,e, otNc. IL Ills. oats lower kad nafe assiYs.
Wais1T~Dul, ant nominal II s1se:
FxsIcA1s-Causl ftefRhtA aull- To EeN York
WhtAt l. c. corn 15c, cAtB Ito
LaKa INK kTe IF our. 1ar3; wheat, sG.l<o c,rD.
2i,sle: oats, re $50: barley. lfM
EAFAL FxraETG-Whe3t uG1Q; co1n, Ii, $40 !;
oA1, Isl ,st9; barley, 40; rye, 10.
, 1864-09-18
NevYotF Dry {1tods market.

EFrtm tho EeH York Independent. sspt. ls.l
hsa I.t.sptu Ii. dtmA8d but not tho ufmoeta Of
hol. e.. ~ III, a*ocE Of tooca nmi!eo, a.d Sne
to 1nset ths ct'nsurnp ion OF ths entire ass1on:
THOUGH daferIe4. tEs demAud u 4nre 70 CONS, ana
sf.tuks tnS &on1d IN rh4lf pQE
4. Ihe deH ina foy Weolt1a HuEt assd tFons the
KtsAt scA. .rfty OF cotton eoott.
TEa fQ1o ara tha WrolEAafd MT cAsh p13te9 Of
al tho ding asYts It domestic dfy Ko,ds aofdln
ktn Nav YORK mAft&t: