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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
UPPER SANDuSkY o.
THE UNION STATE TICKET.

election Day, October H.
SUPREME JUDGES,
(For Full Tcrm,)
LUTHER DAY,
or Portage County.
(ro FILL vAcAScr,)
Long vacancy,
WILLIAM WHITE,
Of Clark County.
Short vacancy,
HORACE WILDER,
OF Ashtabula County.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
OF Hamilton County,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. P. RICHARDSON,
OF Monroe County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
MOSES r. BRAlLEY,
OF Fulton County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
GULL TRRN,)
PHILLIP HERRING,
OF Auglaizc County.
(roR vAcANcY,)
JAmES MOORE,
OF Coshocton County.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
Frem the 18th, Regiment.
@. V. V. |.
CAMP IN TuE FIELD NEAR DALLAS, Ga.

May 3lst, 1864
Mn. Eplron-SIB:---fhc following is list Of
the casualties in the 18th Rcgt o. V. V. l. since
the battle at Re,aca, till the present.
| KILLED.
Co, B.--David Priostlcy. Co. C--B r. Leh
man, Nathan W. Grce, Co. D.-Ambers Norton,
Corpl. Charles II. Huffman, Vim. H. Campbell,
Co. E-lst, Sgt. G. b. Hutcheson Thomas Wood,
Thomas Anderson, Samuel McMilen, James
Booth, Charles 9. Etzer, Co F.-E. b. Roles,
Joseph A. Jones, Co. H.--Sergt. Nathaniel NJ,
maugh, Casper Miller, Corpl. James l.. Updc.
grove, Amas Yoh, Go. 1.--lsaiah Kerr, Ezra
Eckis. Total killed, %.
WOUNDED.
Co. A.--Solomon Hammond, in brcast, slight,
Samuel B. Few, flesh wound. in side, John
Mitchell, breast, slight, Edward Richardson,
slight, J Paxton, slight, Co. B.--Joln A. Green,
left hand, Henry W. Mccoy right check, severe,
John Berry, in hand, Co. C.-Wiloon S. Her,
Daniel G. Courtwrght, right arm, Samuel G.
l3trke, finger and shoulder slight, Adonis Nc,
Math, left thigh, Smith Walker, thigh, se:ere,
VIM. d. Hamil flesh wound, in shoulder, Wei
come Ashbrook, right foot, 2nd Ii, Thomas G,
Davis, right foot, lst Sgt. Alfred H. Hurd, head,
severe, Go, D,--Daniel logan, right arm, frac-
tured, VIM, Shepherd flesh wound, in thigh
John S. Albert left thigh severe, Isaac L. Lcth,
(sincc died,) Aswald Gravel, right arm, slight
lst Sergt. j. ~ Welch right shoulder slight
Jonathan Embody, left cheek, slight, John g
Hickman, right shoulder severe, Oliver c
Brown, SHOULDER and chin, severe, Silas Jones
thigh, Peter Worley, through the lungs, severe
Micheal Myers, shoulder, slight, Daniel Prid
more thigh, severe. Co. FL W knight, shoul
der, slight, J. L. Stewart, chin, slight, J Ohm j
. Mitch hpn Hncb wound in riuht II A
Hawkins, head, slight, Co. G.--Sm!th A. Walk
er. left arm, B, F. Cline, right foot Geo. Muir
dock, Co H.-Orin Lewis, right index finger
Capt. }. Il. updegrave, neck, slight Josepf
Lehew, right shoulder, Eli Timbcrs, right hand
Parker j.. Rhodes, left foot, slight, John A
Roberts, left thumb, VIM. Whisner slight, q
W. Linn, right arm fractured, Pelham 9. John
son, right thigh, severe, Adam Black, flcsl
wound in left shoulder, Corp. Cyrus Bowen
right shoulder, left little finger Co. l.-B.
Galetn right hand, Calep Zonvcs, face Josepl
Z. Merks, both hips, Samuel 5. Cline, left hil
severe, 2nd 1t. Collin p. Sighter, right han
amputated, John Hilborn, thigh, severe, Cant
well Cory, slight, Peter $. Kirkndal, Joh
Hart, slight, Total wounded, 5S
MISSING.
Co CD. Barrett, j. C. Chambers, Willial
Shed, George Thompson, known to be WOUND
ed, Charles Heck, known to be wounded, Ct
D.-John Harnett, John Shrver. Co. E.-losep
J. Dmbin, known to he wounded, John |
Rascoe, Wm. Young, Co H--Corpl 4. J.
Butts, James A. jackson, Wm. II. Daugherti
George Miles. Emory s. Edison, Hiram Shutlii
Simon Hamilton. James Workman, j. W. Levi
John S. Mccullough, Co. I.-Wm Shaw, Wn
Rows, Thomas Collins, Michcal Hill.
Missing 2t
Wounded 80.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24

MISS HELEN 0. MERRELL,

Late of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at her fathers
one door sohth of Capt. Tylet's,
w ISElBS to say TO the ladies of Upper
w Sandusky, that she is prepared and
qualified 10 execute the latest STYLES Of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
INTERNAL REVENUE:
ETT n = ~ gsss :

Ia" ~ ID S.5a.- -l&{.Es-a t. -
The annual list Of Taxes for the year 1864
assessed under the provisions Of the Excis,
Iii OF the United States, nde the direction
OF e. W. BERRY, Esq, Assessor OF the 5tE
Collection District Of the State of Ohio, con
sisting of
License Duties and Taxes on
Income.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
June l7th 1854 -6w.
DIsSOLU UTlON NOTICE ,

NHE Co-rartnership heretofore existing be,
l. tween Nowhard Il JackmaH, and Newhard
Jackmau g. o., have this day been dissolved
by mutual consent.
All persons iude t'd either by book or note
account viii come forward end settle the same
without delay as the business of the firm must
be closed. J NEWHARU.
J, b. JACkMAN.
PETER SlMONIS.
Carey, June II. 1864 If.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
FANCY DRESS MAKING,

and all Fancy Work, connected with ladies'
wear She isa practical Cutter, and insures
the most pleasing fits. Keeping constantly
posted in the styles of the fushionabcs of
the Eastern cities, she solicits a share of the
patronage.
May 2Gth, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

lunc q. tS6i-3t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

June 21th 1854.
, 1864-09-30

Editors Tribune:
Yesterday, as per announcement, Hon. s.
". -Moulton addressed the people OF Put
nam County, at this p!1cc. and the day and
his address will be remembered with plea.
sure by all Uaion men, and with almost
every other emotion by "Cops.n The wca.
ther was very untarorable, dense black
clouds forebodipg ruin but In spite
of this the people came, they came with t1te
and ornm, with banners and with repalia.
aEd as the procession moved through the
town, the band playing patriotic airs, what
few CopperhesDeads showed themselves
looked q moqtniql as If they had heard OF
the death Of JeL Davis.
Moulton's epecch was logical and uuan.
s"eIable. He repeatedly called upon any
one in the audience to conrroyert bis posi-
uons or arguMeDte, but to no purpose, thes
knew better than to attempt it. In the
evening, the Court House was fl1ed to over
flowing, to listen to our worthy candidate
for the Legislature, Rev. Geo D. Henderson.
whom we intend to elect to fill the seat
that was difgraced by George Dent, Of this
place, at the Iaet eesBfon Mr. Dent Is again
q candidate tor legislative honor, but Ills
1tco1d will effectually prevent his running
as C,tio. candidate this time, he having 70
ted Tor all the Southern Contederacy mea-.
S%AN sA'e>@ "@AN AAtAOAAlEN ~ l" "A0a3u, 3l-
dey, Buckmaster d Co =, in that body.
Henry Hunter, Of Snochwine, closed the
speaking by q short aud spirited address,
which ELECTED the 1oudest applause from tha
audience.
And here let me mention, honorably, our
Cleo Club, than which no better cal, be
fouLd- They ere a host In themselves In
forW arding the loyal cause. Two or three OF
the tribune campaign songs were sung with
great effect, each one fairly " bringing down
the house."
The Ladies' Loyal League have furnished
get Of beautiful transparencies, aud they
were ycster.ay presented to the Union men
IN graceful and appropriate speech BY Mias
Kettle Pu1viance, and responded to By SIR
McultoD. Credit Is due to David SLoaicr
Eeq., Tor the artiEtic manner In which the
devices are painted on the banner ant trans
parencies,
The political tkies look bright in Old Pat
naw. ebe wil:vote By an Increased maj ,rity to
sustain her gallant boys In blue who are "per..
scouting chlvelr0us Democtatsn do En So(1tt.
The remnants Of the unterrifled arc trfing to
collect their ptaces that were so badly scared
yesterday, and form them into Mcclellan
CLUB, hut majority Of them would prefer to
call 1t after Pend.eton, and ignore the little
hero Of the spade entirely. They are beaten,
md they begin to "eee it.'' Their only hope
Is now In New Jereey and Kentucky, AID
perhsps lower Canada. I think they ought
to carry one State, 60 that they cou,a not de-
ny hereafter that they did have caudidatein
the field. L.
, 1864-09-30
FINANCIAL. AND C0MHEsC3ah.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EyEHrsG. Sept. q, 1854.
The leading item Of tnaerrst In monetary circles
to-day was the suspension Of Messrs. G. G. Parks
g Co, bankers, whoss doors were closed this
morning. As the tsilnre was entirely unexpected,
Almost evet7 person WAS saken by surpr,sa, and
Inc matter oecasioued cona1detab1e discussion on
Change ana e1sewhe,e The fall pssticalars hsvs
not, at the time OF wEiting, tt3nsplred, but the
general opinion is that the suspension WAS caused
W unfortunate specutattons IN stocks gold, &c.
" N all coneesned haVo our sympathy. In this tue
ho OF tbez mlstortunes, is is to be regretted that
they departed from their leei ima1e business Is
oal kers aid exchange brokers, to engage IN aoy
thing Of merely epeculas,ve character.
We understand the deposit account of the firm
Was not very heavy; but the losses In gone tn-
stances fill heavy on good ard safe business men.
1here are estimates made Of the liabilities, but
further than to lntmnte that ,hey are seport ID Ia
amouIt to upwards Of sl,0 CO., we hare no patIcu.
Azs. The failure ID considered In monetary circles
10 be Dad one. Frank fasmalec, E.q., Is the as
eicIee.
There was fair supply Of currency to-day, but
the demsnd was comparatively light, and the
money market was easy, except to tpecul,tors, to
Wnom our legitimate bankess are una ail IN. to ad
vance. The rate OF discount was steady at 10 ner
ceLt.
Eastern Exchange Was very scarce, and rates
ruled hieher-the bankers buying at Il discount
and selling at psr 10 x discount.
Gold Ia New York opened at 100. ajrouced to
s1, and closed ut p. m. at 1877; hut later in thu
afternoon news was received OF General Grants
opsrations aRainFt Richmond, md TINT god had
fallen as low Is 100. The following arc the quota.
tions teleesaphed to James Boyd, gold broksr:
4. iS g.. !. H.: :: :ssl IS: "a F.
i9.GD Dm........189x - A''' ''''1't
, 1864-09-30
Has Mcclellan Heaigned7
CLrxroS, Clinton Co., Iowa, Sept &c, 1856


Editors Chicsgo Tribune:
We have nowhere seen ally notice Of Msi.
Gen. G. b. McClsllan's resignation. Has ~
resigned or noty 1t tasalWays been held as
mark Of modesty, uutil 1t has become a
custom for o man In public position, when
candidate for new office, to resign the one
he holds General Mcclellan disapproves Of
the policy Of the Administration to the con-
duct Of the war. Why does be still hold
commission from Mr.. Lincoln? General
Buell. has resigned. Why does he not follow,
for the Eame reason? He d1sapproves OF
coercion, why doos he hold a omtaisston in
a coerciVe armV? Why, II he is honest, does
he take pay and render no service. Cannot
he neither be eha1ned nor nominated into de-
ccncyP But then We can hardly expect
better Of man who can unblush1nglY utter
q most etupendcns lie in the op5ning sen
tence of his letter ofacceptance. Is he afraid
of his position By deteat? II not, let him
resign.
We are going to elect Abe out this wa7.
Sheridan is our orator just row. The draft
has passed oil very quietly and satisfactorily
for all here.
We have just read most admirable war
sermon In the I'deptndtnt. 1t ought to be
read BY every one.
Ne are oil jubi1ant this morning.. Our OBJ
teettn writing Is simply to know If lie Cle1-
Ian has resiened.
Yours truly, a ABuBscR1DER.
Anssvr-He has no. resigned as We have
heard tell on
, 1864-09-30
| HOWL OF IsAFCLEU. THA4.
| TORS.
Circulating u Treasouable Document.
From the Indianapolis Gazette. Sept. a31

from the Indianapolt5 Hazrtta se,t aa1
rs -. ~
1ns lepIe' u1ue[ lne disguise OF Tue Sons
OF !11Deft5 IN th15 state, hre secretly circu'
Thirteen. tn whom II, NAV ronrern -
The evident lptspt of the authors of th;a
ADDRESS il to incite iusurrcctiop and rehr1,inn
in this State. and brtnp civil war in ,nr mir. >.
for The PURPOSE Of atdinr the Southern Tar.
federncy.
4 few extracts will show the character nj
th1a sperftls circnIate5 document =, A. ~
clar that stIr ;n,me,,,ot.. .3i;;rrnso ~ ~
Sons nt IIne,tv a,d ~ nas.. Puapus.e u eae
srs ieentical,' n a1d appeals TO Western men,
by Indirect Arguments, to establish q North.
Afier aegai,,no ti,1 coverno, of +bs st,ta
and the mIl{InrS an1hnrit,ea sna -nsE;,,o. =" .
most dasta,fllr and fa1se cnar,aa T., -ar. tts t
me freedom 81 elections, and unlawful mill.
ta15 a1icets, tAe1 altach The order of Major
6eDeral Htintzt1man, aud declare that his
mnni,ioa ie led nujity. M Thew u saS Sao .uM II
.c..r,t ~ y. s',s-.;.sa. - sJ o"J
eammst o'na a.s Gte.enes g any maHra1m ahd
"44nt<e ~ 'dp'aty "a P9'ssVe, 0peRyg you ed7,
steTtay u .yoH n.1tsf. Desperate towards are
to be 1ealt With, and timfd policy will only
invite the perpetration Of turthcr outrage i
tb1 nt tha trsi19p pas Oh -! .uo apPsa. ~ *of
Fa+hateen h"t1 5e,c ottu ~ toAs
- nsalt.ess, tIeasonaole ploa9ction:
and ,be peop,s III ase IA ars T,ten;c H. fst,
mpjes1y and strength OF d Iqet carse. and m oyinp
for q ard lie toe gIound swell Of the ra,shQuake,
the fanattce the hisots the petty despots encoun,
teIea. VIII he ewept away Ike rubo'sh before the
H1s s..an.e
, 1864-09-30

more sct4ya than l. was tho weak PRO '1ous and taa
tales thow sradual wAaEet1nE IN pltees Th4 Offer.
have boen TO 1as ten: hs lots en- tho s2or nsve
been taken IT Cur quoe4tfuus. bat In pafc6js to
rye roshtI has BEEN done The dMy decline In tEe
premium o. Eead hes been tenIoly fas in prices. and
TeaT BaEle1 had passtd Fultouyll!a up 70 n3c7 to.
Thr I1cejpia At OsweEo of 10 nsV crop m1y "a
placed % ou. anss s;5 caa bu 70 cosresponc-
vtFy osnlo ms .ae dshe.sasy By oes il: VII oe
fet n 17,No bn. cudlng 3.1oo nu Clinton c3uns5 as
2-sc, $500 By EaEads Eat Today p.t,and loads
psrcs.E The ouarl1y Ct os11ey on tie Erie canal l.
zbnut 15s,teo 9n fton OGxego. aod 1890 bu ron
sa@e4c, vt,cn Il 10 .c iuwet than ii was on Tasa.
oty; th decline u unexpected to those who look
TOR ~ ADVANCE II price, as gold decluea tn New
, 1864-09-30

HUGs.-The receipts toesy at the various yards
nnounf to abzut $500 nozs. Entered sa1e4 had
1t s7Nolo.i5, chiefly At $9.25sls. .25 = 100 ns.
With fsir tupplJ the mar9et has been moderately
scnys, but With further decline IT sc 2 l;0 ns.
GOOD corn'fed hogs sre in fair demand. a,taougn
tuJe1s are still looking to pay lower rates. Madlum
and common grades 2ze quiet, unlesa at suuat re-
duct1on.
3he Eeceipts to-day were in point Of quality abova
the average Of stock ,ecently bought in. There
fair proportion Of well fec corn hogs. sh,ppera
ware the principal operators Ii the uaskes. Our
eis5 packers have not, with the exception Of cne or
two. commenced packing We undeEatAnd thss thatr
arrangements are nearly completed. that In very
ahost time. our city demand Will bo fully COMM
rate with AnJ esdinary supply.
Stock H0R1 arc In Il: n:derasa demand. Sa1es today
range from $7itG7124 1ic NJ.
, 1864-09-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MAHKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept %, 1884,
BEEF CATTLe-Rsctlysd at the various yards,
abous SEQ head OF Beef Clts1e. Brterzd sse, 1s1i
heao. 1t 9300a6.W. chiefly at &4.of6ss.oo z lc0 ps
There ht1 been limited degrte CT activity Ia tho
yards To-day. The receipts. II usns1 consisted OF
lEtoz grsdes Of stock. with the eattre absance OF
anything like e1traehirping qualities.
Gcye1nment contractors arc not Ut present in cha
market. u the old contracts are Eli filed This haa
scmewhst 1sescned the demand for psimo medium
Cs&i1e~ Prices hsVe not declined from yestu.tsy,d
quotations. bnt comnor, coarse Steers, and Cows
are n tir demand.
The following tho only stles Of fair stock mate
tcdsy. Wright sold Marks II head Rood ErSda rtar,s
averaging iss6 rs at 4s*co; r P. d II. Ccngar told
Eewto1 IS heAd WE'LL teo sall steera syersciuc 1o;3
ns 81 $..e2H; RcHnaa bou. ht OF Wtthess & Co. Il
head Eecd Eisdinm grzde, averaging 119l at a55?
ard OF Bad yin 1SG heAd slna description B7e7a-sg
1l44 NJ ut $50 p ,co n.
, 1864-09-30

.-.''''""''..--.. --.....-,.s.-.--...-.-.8 .8t.ooV
After being cond ucted around the long hol-
70" square, and placed In front OF bis coffin,
tie proceedings and sentence OF the court
mattisl were read to bin, when he was ask
F.. e. II Il ne A rad asyRtng TO- say, and be replied
Wen, soldiers, suppose I've got to be
executed, and reckon ft's ali right. AL rye
got to eay fs, doyour duty to your country
1aitnf1lly. / vas once color sergeant of the
HUH Pennsy!vanfs, and sn honol able man,
ta but l. have ~, ai7rseed myself and no. have
am worth twenty thousand dollars, hut
am to be executed, aud It won't Go NE any
good. Take my advice, then. and Let prosti-
tutts alone. Bounties won't do you any
more good than they have done me.
, 1864-09-30
4 Good Little story fer Gcorgey NC
E]lellnn.

Once upon time an Ifishman was hanged
Tor murder. he had friend, who desired
to break the news gently to his relatives In
the Old country. So he wrote that their
Gear cousin had been called upon to address
large number Of his fellow citizens il the
open air, and that Just as he had reached the
Dost eloquent part Of hls discourse he aceI-
IDENTITY kicked over the ips1tfoxns, ard broke
his neck.
, 1864-09-30
FROM eHERnI ANS ARMY.

The B1rh1HCe Of PrtsonerH-Deaths of
FtocrAl PrlAUBes8 Ut a An1crsUnvtlIe-
n mtval OF the PfikonerA-af he Brute
W1+deF-Locallty of The Rebel u ru1E
-COwmfsA10LA Tor BATTERY A-O0lc{al
List OF CAAua1tltns
, 1864-09-30

Y The New York Tines says that squad
Of rebel prisoners marched up Pennsylvania
avenue In Washington last Monday, lIssed
and gronned st a Lincoln 1ag, undes, which
they had TO pass, But gave three hearty
cheers as they came to the Mcclellan and
Pcndleton flag.
, 1864-09-30
NDDflAND7S -
GERMAN KII'TERB

are ccrcan-s.ed ali tncse y,s-a. which .snn To pra
nose htafta7 SID s7sosousl1ir. Unlike rhe xsn64s1ss
1U53. but N~~'>
"a asaJAaE TDM1Es
zomp9sed snt1re.s Of geseEabIs Subaaaesd,
1Hzr ARR
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYsPxPMA
AND D1saAgHs RESULTING FROM
Disorders of the Liver anG
Digestive Organs,
And WEAKsHED Ain DkrlLIrArED FBasxxs
Vl6oR OF G-ALTH. By A
FRER UsK or
THEA. '-'"
g. Retnemeer, that this B.ttass Il Lot m a1cas,e,v
utxtufe. eaI-foe.n drink, or sunstItute for yW
Ahe eaaHos tna1dl0u-'7 ntsodcce t., eo of dr7nRe7
ness tcto Tu7f fsc1!aa.-
% yua vsas aoraesh1us Is Strengthen ysa7
Do yo1 RAat / 6uod Appertta3
Do Jua ~*at to Bntld uu vuus ccasututtaaf
Do go1 Rxn1 to Fesl Wsu,
Do go1 wxst to Get rid ot Nar7pususxx1
Do you eant 6ns,gy1
Do yuu wnnt to alt4p Wauf
Do you w2nt ti8z1sk and Yietruoa xeaatrrv
uyoa do. nse HooFIANDs axRAaH HIF1n,,.
d,sosszs = 9; II tse aesiSa JrEsss: resulting haas
Gonsrpa.
xa!iass, .sTt5a = sleee a'st ssttsa
Hsed, Acidity of The stom8ah,
p Ws'sai Hass?s: ss ssass e. Ssss s..
3 ssss1sE e Il ~ i u saqs
dznE Fsy1 "a ah IN i tSs q Hssa a. bsn@a ossSss p
4 sSSsfs: s5ds S:ss s e ess: r.
lHAf. Burning In tha Fsase
c799'teRtff r eVtf i.@1aaEin:a1s In
p''s5fs,;e:a 'ss,;1::. d
fSoS 4AE aSa ?59sas FFEt99E;SS FE9EsNSSSS
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I'd nc ID sfoqs ies nsz sst01 e c
81 e. sd nssd sts S s,,;s, ia
Nas mp1ovemeef o. heaita, senewed energy, and1ssk
e @ Sssss 1aa ssy ssss. assis
0'. Truly 5'ar ':ifSSL HONS B. y1onraas m s
From TEE HON. JACOB BRooa.
PulLApELPmA, O:t, I'll. 1ses
b. 2 a5sn. e y?e1 Ss9.sS aSq% q
sfSl hsye s9sasoa u sssirf saat / e. -
q sae ssss sss e ys1sHs
tns = oa:ss ssVo W ase1dea 1i re
e. ss9e se9 ts e., ts ates
a. 5'9nas e ~ lts ffq5n f T r ; h " s:
Tsa Jsa' J1co5 sEooss eas s II III 5HasEs sp9se
:Ea 5E1s1Sa9,.,ax wsn snovp suzerena zeauemeansw
s9 ass 81 ss sss,s Hss9s sf7
4ss e. 3ssf ISs9! ESi & { e s. VIII
Cqgfen gsilsdell,h,a: -''s~
Church, Ihladslo6is - A"e"'a o~Ss*@
1R:y: f4oaas Wietsr, Pastor CT Eczpo.ouga B.,ese
III.
, 1864-09-30

Col. 7. Q. Osborn, Of the star regimcnt,'' y
the seth Illinois {known as the Yates Pha-
lsn1), will speak st Joliet to-day, at VII
mington tomorrow, Saturday, Oct ]. aud at
Bloomington Monday, Oct. Sd. D. D. Drls-
coll and Frank D. Corley, Of Chicago, and
Mi. 8. ". Mum, Of WILMINGTON, will speak
with the gallant Colonel at the two places
last named. Time to be fixed by the local
rommiftEca.
, 1864-09-30

E 4. 7. Stone, recently Of Louisians,
will speak at somonauk, DeKa1b county,
on Friday afternoon, Sept. 80, md ut York
town, Bureau county, On Saturday afternoon,
Oct. /. Mass meetings will be held at each
OF the above places.
, 1864-09-30

ltt4ls. .-----.s.....-.-...%..s.4 .413
I am much gEatided at this expression Of
sentiment on the part Of my regi nent. It
shows that service Of over three years has
not leesened the atdor or patriotism Of the
men. JOSIAH A. SuEETs,
Lieut.. Col. 8th III Yet. Fol. Inf't, Comd'g.
, 1864-09-30

e~ The Copperbead papers have COM
p1Aiped that Gen. Grant had become s' aboli-
tonized ;" in his politics. And pow s.Fight-
ing Joe Hooker'' has suffered asiuilar lapse;
At the Union Lesgue Club Ct Ne. York, on
Thursday, Sept. -, he said, Is 1t is folly to
talk Of negotiating till we have whipped
out our enemies, and ss0ept a.coy The c4use Of
the rr6E5on.'' If any man in the country
knows rbat be is talking about, 1t is Slight
irg joe" &c has fought the rebellion in
Virginia AID in the very heart Of Cottondom
in the valley and above the clords-and hi
well knows what 1t is made Of He sars
emphaticslly that slavery must be wiped out
forever before We can hope for peace. Good
for Fighting Joe, and true as gospe1l We
suppose We shall now hear groan from the
Copperheads that Phil Sheridan, by his
rough treatment Of the e1ue Of the rebel
army under Early, bias proved that he, too,
Is ssabolitionKed." What are ne coming to
The earth still spins through space, and has
rot rushed from its orbit
, 1864-09-30

Albany Lumber ninrket-sepk. 16.
Pectlp'e ar. atii smaller than during zne summer
months. Tbs atof on hand is lszge. but no: more
thAn us1RNy Is b eld AZ Tits 'as n OF he year.
eAleB hAve Improved, and ircude IONS large trans
acto1 for for+zn sh,pnlrut. There has been eood
ar'erc ance. atto. OF usets for homo consumption.
Prices ld steady, except upoa q faW AftfcleR OF
phch the quantity On hand e1eetds tho probable de.
+ Gnd, on otD erH they are hrtn.
EfCxP1 g. DnrpE t Sd Wee< In SEPTEMBER.
Hce1ts ssld 1lnbAr,
HtRntnnK 6ains lss, CUBIC Btsyel
Eekt. II, Feet. PnttrNs
1t,UT,0.S 4to $3.50 siaaiJa
Tnta1 fcf SEASON to data - f-
17o4t1,s73 l6.os5 26s,Ss6 8'.gp,.s5
tbs following ase tho prices at tha Wholesale
, 1864-09-30

the Yellow river. aud the other tributs-ies
OF tht Ocmu]ger, sud nom that poetti1u he
could, IS well Us f5nm any other, attemps
to tuikc cur railway Communications.
These, however, are contecturee, Ieis Ger.
tsiu that the 1tfeated army, dIspfrited and
IN m excellent condition Tor csupa,Euinz.
Is being moved to some other posttioo. TINE
will eerclop the strategy Of the present
movement.
Commissions have been received for Bat
tery A lst Illinois artillery. The OH ,ryd
con nissioned arc:
Ctpt. Samuel 4. 8mJtho,
T1fst LIEUT. EdHnrd P. Roberts,
Firtt Lieut. Hiram Rohests,
II Go. Lent. Jsmte B. Dntch
Eefoud Lieps, Enoch Colby.
Capt 8m3the vas captured IN the battle
Of tle 22d. He 10 Included in the exchanra
and Is expected to reach camp to.morro ".
Seventeen Of the battery wero caninred In
the eatpe battle. Fourteen OF than wrre
exchanged and returned yesterday, :
The official casualties IF tho tnc three f,{vf,
lions Of the 18th army corps, Mai, Gea. John
A. Logon conmandfng. during the Atlanta
campaign, wire as follows:
Killed. Wounded. Missing.
First division, H1sj. Gen. 0@'''
+. j. Oettfbaus. 49,. .129 523 M
secoud c,vtsion, Brig.
Fourth division, Brig
Gen. ". uat7ow..... .M5 LAOS 1r
Totals: ..........ose o,t2s tso
OF tho wounded there have been returned to
The Lumber WIN hive f4led IN ~
, 1864-09-30

Dec. $50 Dec. ls21 Dc ,17 as esa Inc. e. $40
p reducing tho wheat to four. the quantity tue
the coEttsoondtng period LASS year, shows Cell
ci- ncy Ct 3l8 $40 DIS Hour.
The following c npar4tlye table ahozs the quanti.
Y q The priaclpal articles Of pEoauce LEFT At
11tt.Water nom Ihe commencement 0f Navigation.
10 and including the 21d OF September In yeaa
fHujcktNH: -. -'