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Tie Missouri Earbartty-sTuraer Of
Major Sharp MD L.eat. jaeger.
Correspondence Of the st. Louis Democrat
MoNTGoM.EY CRY, No, July q 1ai1.

Among the most atrocio1s acts of the n1anT
The rebels have rc-pctra.ed in this county,
and which, as wc record it, We feel TO ba IT,;
Eaudcst event VIC ever haye been called upon
to Fen, Was tho Tanton murder Ct Msjor Ben
Ja1n1a SEarp, OF Danyil]c; also, Of Lieut., J ~
ger cf the United States army. Tic two
we're In buggy, going to the home Of Major
Sharp, who was conveying Lieut.. Jaeger
there, be be1rg quite sick, when they we're
fired upon by pa.ty concealed On tie
roadside in the bushes. Their horse, taking
fright, ran mile, 1inelly dashing the wounded
men ont Of the buggy against the fence. Mr..
Corle, kind and humane man, took them
into his house, which was near By, and with
bis family were trying to dress their wounds,
when abont eighteen men rode up, dragged
the two already nearly dead men from Tie
5ouee, took them to the woods and there
butchercd them.
Mejor Sharp was prominent and indueu.
tlai man among us-A lawyer BY profession
has represented the county, md was aIso in
the Senate. He has been at al t:mcs. and
even beyond the limits OF his purse. q I5enev-
olcnt man-his bravery could onlg eonaI his
generosity, and no danger could ever deter
Lin from his dnty-prompt to resent wrong
either Oh himself or the weak, and equall7
1eady to acknowledge an error.
He Leaves to mourn his tate, besides null
titude Of friehds, . wife, equally kind and ho.
ntvoleEt with himself; also five Children. one
oi whom, son, is bra1cly combating for thc
I1gh.5 and liberties Of our country, in the
United States army.
Col. Jaeger Eas q brave and accomplished
ofhcer,-respected BY all for his ability, and
hls klndneas-who have al1 sworn to avcnse
bis death upon lis inhuman butchers, and
have al1eady caught and shot some Of them.
aid are on the truck OF more.
, 1861-07-27
INSTRUCTIONS.

Any nTInber Of men WHO served in the sane
company, regiment, aud capacity, may join in
executing the same Power OF Attorney, thcis
Christian md firnames beiEE Inserted in full,
end the fern being properly varied. # the
volunteers claim for any other service, insert
that, Instead OF "thrce 1;onths.'' The ac-
know1eIge1ncot may be made before Judge
OF clerk oi aEy Court oi the United States, or
q this State; notary public, or justice OF
the leGce,-bnt when made before a Justice Of
tnc peace, lis official character, and the sea-
inensss Of his signature, must be verified bs
the certificate. under seal, Of a C.17k Ct 4
Court Of Record.
If the officer taking the acknowledgements
kroVs lAc TACT OF service, ke can SO certify
without requiring further proof OF idcztity,
hut if be does NOT, he will require the proei'
according to the form. Officers cannot DC too
careful il regard to this point OF identity,
They should also insert, or sign, thoir given
and sirnamea in tull, withou: a5hr.7ati5n
The execution Of Powers CT Aito1ney. .wien
rGt acknowledge, may BE- proved hy tho oath
o. subscribing witness, b.tore aay OF the
above nained etlcers; the c. 2.rtiticatc Of proof.
in such case, showing that the itr1t:!y Of tic
volunteer was als;i proven.
Paylna=tc1s Of the Uu!ted States Army VIII
prolael. require the attorney in f,cs, to max:
afli1aNit 'stbat the powcr Tas not given to
him BY reason ofauy sale or transfer Of tie
lh3, /" referred to i'll the Power Of Attorney,
, 1861-07-27
Afternoon Dispatches,


+ ddttI0nal Names uf the Killed and
wDun0eds.-fsromDtf for 4eFlG"~e
II. bel 1satteri*a ON Tho P0tomac, etc.
:: WASHINGTON, July 25.-The following are
the Washington infiEma1y day: Minuesota
1st-E. E. Hess, Davldacn Anthony, George
Gro. .ktr, A Ferguson, Francis G bson, Joseph
Foy, Hiram Hardeas, Stephen johnson, John
Amour. Wisconsin 2d-Thos. Crosby, @ n.
Zack. Michigan 1st--Martin Woodena. Ohio
1st-s, Thompson.
The Reeo1nte, which arrived yesterday, re-
ports That the robels are organizing In larga
fcrces on tho Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and
that large amount OF provisions and ar1ny
etores are carried thence across the bay into
Rappahannock and York Rivera and thence
t1anspoIted BY the way Of Fredericksbulg,
and by the Richmond aud York River Z +. TO
The rebel army on the Potomac.
The Yankee has arrived and brought i'm
poltaut iptelIigcuceIn regard to the operation
Tn the Virginia bank at Matthias Point, and at
AQUA Greek. The rebels are busy erecting
batteries. The one ut Matthias fired into the
propeller Sophia on Sunday morning. Tie
Yupkee returned the fire.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The following is 4
List OF the billed, wounded and missing IN tho
Rccord Ohio Regiment: Surgeon Alfred Pow.
ell, Lieut. ]. ". Dempsey, Lieut.. Sau1 r.
win, se.g't "A. ponnell; Priya:es, strond,
Tbas. 8. Lani:an, Polk, Bush, John C1egaq,
Ut ID
chacl McCarty, VIM. Baird, Morr5w, Robert
Jope, Mccormick, James Murphy.
WouEDED-Joseph Morrison, slightly, Polk
I.arken, James McKan,::zza, George Taylor,
Color Sergeant John II. Morris, Sergeant j..
s. Wilson, Corporal ". 4 Tucker, slightly ;
j. bIcke1Iaw, badly; 2. Waller, 4. Fitzpat-
rick, John Bueh, Adolph Waback, Patrick e.
euson, slightly. Taken Pfsoner-Asst Sur.
geor j. A Farguags, A. A. Co2noly, hospital
fcamstcr Howard, Surgeons Cay and Joseph.
AissinE-2d Lieut. Henry Simpson, Co. B.,
Slre't Maj. VIM. ]. Thomas, Go, D, and 40
oth1R. UsseIttr-2d Lieut. Frank =. Mott,
Go. ].
According to General Order No. Is, in the
future no volunteer will be mustered into
eeryice who is unable to speak the English
language.
Capt. VanViict, late from Fort Lea7cn
worth, has been appointed Quartermaster Of
the army Of the Potomac, under Mcclellan,
and has entered on his duties.
Dumont, Milroy and Wallace Of Indiana, who
hare 60 distinguished themselves in Western
Virginia, have been or will be appointed Brig
aoicr Generals, in addition to J. ]. Reynolds,
Of that State. Br;gadier General Morris Of Iu-
DINA will be hon0rably discharged from the
service to morrow. Major General Sandford
OF New York, B1igadier General Runyon Of
and Bates OF Ohio, are also to be respectively
6Iemieeed; the Frat named August 5th, the
Inst named On the eth, and the others OF the
30!h inst. .---
Eight new regiments from OHIO have re.
Gently been accepted. Capt. Harris, of Gin
authorized to raise regiment. Col. SIcCook
Ind previously obtained similar authority.
New regiments are continually being formed
and accepted.
, 1861-07-27

Hon. Alfred Ely Of Rochester, and his COM
p.nion, Mr. Hewson Of the same city, havo mot
zen heard from since Sunday, aad arc sup
posed to have been taken prisoaera. They
went too fur, being anxious to sse Col Quln-
by's Regiment {Gom Rochestes), and wetelest
ia the retreat, Mr.. Tracy Of the Rochester
Express was with them only few moments
before, and made good his own escape He
thinks Dir. Ely was wounded before being ta'
ken by the rebels. Before Mr. Tracy LETT
Washington, he, with Others, called on G:n-
Scott to sec whether somethisg could not be
done to reach and 1escue the missing men.
The General replied angrily, that they had no
business on the field, and they must take their
chances with others.
The rebel Generals reported killed at Bulls
Run are Fraucis 8. Barlow of Savannah, Ga,
and Barnard Z. Bee Of 8. c., the former 4
member of the Confederate Congress, and In
command of brigade under Johnston, and the
hitter an ex army officer, appointed Brigadier
General in tho Provisional army.
Probably ns large proportion Of the
members Of the Confederate Congress wit
messed or partici pated in the fight st Bull'a
Run, as Of the Federal Congress- on our Own
side. TIE Richmond Dispatch, Of the 2o.h,
announces the departure OF Cl'ngman, Keitt
Orr, McRac, etc, to the scene of operations as
spectators; while among the members en-.
gagged in the line were Porcher Miles, Pryor
BcLhan, etc.
The memorable trial Of Mire5, the Paris
banker, has ended with a sentence Of fivt
years imprisonment, and to pay fine Of 3,00t
| francs. His frauds are counted by the mil
| lions.
The National znte9ligenetr OF Tuesday says
Yesterday morning the body OF Charlie;
! 3ItCook-brother Of Colonel McCook, Of tht
Second Ohio Regiment-was brought to tht
city il . little wagon, driven by the venerable
Judge. the father Of the young man, and es
cor;ttii :1yy 1y ssii:ad Of his regiment. Judge Nc
Cook has six Sous in the army, and this was
the youngest youth Of about eighteen years
Tho carriage drove up to the door Of Judge
McCook's residence, On the Avenue, neal
| Seventh street, and it was Immediately sur
| rounded By a crowd ofpcrsons, whose 6ympa
thies were much excited By the distress ex
hibited by the family"
, 1861-07-27
Military Matters in Dha1upaign-Col,
Calefs8 Regiment.
Correspondence Chicago Tr1bnne1

tNHANA, July -, 1Sol.
\. AB there has not been much said or written
about military movements in these parts, I
thought perhaps It might not be unfntercst-
ing to your many readers to say that Capt: G.
a. Vie1agg hss now gone into camp on the
Fair Ground near this place, with d part Of his
company Of cavalry, and the whole company
Is expected TO he in camp by Saturday night
next.
Col ". N. Colcr has been in Washington
fer tome time past, trying to get his inde-
pendent regiment accepted. He returned a
few days ego, and il now at Springfield, hur-
1yirg up matters connected with his regiment.
A despatch was received yesterday from the
Secretary Of War, stating that the regiment
IVES accepted, and wished them to be ready
te march in fifteen deys. Said dispatch was
forwarded to Col Coler, and understand he
hse answered that VIC will go into camp next
Monday ct Danyi1le. II.
, 1861-07-27

up his horse on the deld to arofficer who had
lost his cwn. aud mounting IN
ambulance brought tho wounded out Of the
fire, Senator McDougal Vas busy and useful
carrying Information here and there The
writer hereof was stationed by q Colonel Of
the regu1ar:srmy to observe the movements
Of the rebels, through powerful glass which
he carried; and to the result o: his observations
properly communicated, WAS due the snbse-
auent movements Of a brigade And SO ofdoz
cps Of oilers who we're near tho scene ofstrifc.
Doubtless they should not have been On tho
field; but their presence was countenaccea by
military authority, and that they made tho
stampede is false. Lst us hear no more ofthe
civilians. Who cent our men to the attack IT
that entrsnched camp, knowing the odds to
be solar9c1y against them: That's the ques.
tioI-not what the civilians did or failed to do.
, 1861-07-27

t&- The Western Virginia correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Gazette reports the following
specimen OF orthography as having been dis.
covered In 4 rebel soldiers letter:
The writer, q soldier In a Georo;e reo;n,an+
I believe, epelt aaccording to Ennnd1 mnsf
literally: For example, be wanted to tell % the
young lady to whom he was writing. that hc
"vonld find the accursed Yankees So lone M as
God Almighty gave him breath" Wheh i,e
came to "God Almighty y he appears to have
daeb, ard wrote it down tins: G.o-d, God,
de. die, Goddle, nj. nj, ty, ty; Godale
Nifty!
, 1861-07-27

Seeesaton Of tbs Episcopal Church.
4 convention representing the Protestant
Episcopal Chnrch Of seven Southern States,
held at Montgomery, this month, unanimous
y adopted resolutions Of secession from the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the United
s'stes, and adjourned to meet at Columbia,
s. c., in October, when Committee OF three
Bishopa, three Prcsbytcrs and three Layme1
are to report constitution and cauons, under
which more permanent organization may be
efftc:ed
, 1861-07-27

- The State Of Connecticut has effected q
war loan Of $S00, 600 at from fraction above
par to s per cent. premium, the bids amounts
ibg to $1,23ooo. GOV. Buckingham took
5000 at 5 per cent. premium, the eccona
highest bidder.
, 1861-07-27
DroWndoHV on the Presidents Hes
sage.
bronnloT's Knoxville IYhig publishes the
Fresldent's Message with the following rc-

Bronn1oH's Knoxville ITAig publishes the
fresident's Message with thc following re-
narks,
We know not Who Frote tho Messare. hut
Mc 90 know Lincoln has some abls men in
h1s Cabinet, and that his Message, HitLout in
dotslrS all it says is second in psiut OF ability
to no document Of the kind Ne have seen in !
quarter Of century. It meets Secession in
kpeh Esy, and hits its authors such blows. ..
that We don't wonder at the hostility Of their
papers towards It. We copy 1t enticp, and We
refer it Tor approval Or condemnation to th.
juogncnt Of intelligent Southern reslcrs, who
are well enough acquainted with the Cacts and
eIochs cfour constitutional history to appr;.
ciate the assertions Of the Message,
Ike fact that Lincoln is S sectional Pecs1.
dent, sEe holds sentiments not acccptahls to
any cfthe Southern States, will be seIzei uo-
On to prejudice the popular mind agsinst tho
TRUTH, even get forth Dy him. TAesc consid.
e1a.ions shall not operate upon our mind. II
there is .Dy one pray er That we can p-af With
more sincerity than another, it is this: Give
US war, .pesti1enee, famine. desoi4tlon, death
IN Any form, aud with every incident Of hor-
ror. but frem tho evi's Of Southern Confei-
e1acy, good Lotd deliver usE
, 1861-07-27
CERTIFICATE OF AcIzSowLEpGEMEST.

r 11EH0t6Y EV77IIV.
l, G. H. clerk Of the Circuit Court Of said coun-
+. do hereby certify that 4. b., whose rane il
suts cribed TO the foregoing Power Of Attorney,
ptrscn whose name Is 50 subscribed, this day an
peGred before me, aud acknowledged the cxectl-
tioE Of said power to be his act ard dcrd. fut-
J. T.. crt dib1c witness, sworn and cxamiued by
lie, that The said i. j. served as volunteer. as
stt'cd in said Power Of Attorney.
Given u1,sicr mr. hand and the seo1 of said Cnurt
this - tAy Of ~. ISL.
, 1861-07-27

CANADIAN SYMpATur.-Our Canadian ex-
changes do not attempt to conceal The degree
OF satisfaction With which great body Of
their people received the 1ews Of the Federal
rerulse at Bulls Run. They seem disconteut.
cd only with The fact that it is less severe than
at first supposed. The Montreal IFit,.css says
the North las "received nothing but the due
reward Of its anords No doubt one or two
such rtTerscs will give the soldiers experience
and better idea Of their own powers; aad
teach thtm that flags and orations will rot
conquer traitors"
, 1861-07-27
Important to Illinois Volunteers.
From the State JourEal.1

AnMf AuD1ToR's OFFICE,
Springfield, July q, 1861.
The following forms and instructions have
Eeea PIT 1fpared 1or the information Of Illiusis
volunteers who lnay desire to authorize ffienda
to receive their Compensation. The obser-
vance Of these forms and instructions is
deemed essential to prevent frauds, andsecu
payments to the proper person=.
Editors and publishers willing to confe. IA
Eors upon volunteers, 8ill please give onc or
more Insertions ia their papers.
WM. THOMAS,
Com'r fer Auditing Army Accounts.
, 1861-07-27

State q Illinois, - County, IS.
I, A. B., having teryed as private in company 4,
Commanded by CAPT: G. p. competing part Of the
months service, and being entitled to pay and al
1owance far eaid service, Do hereby authorize +.
r, Or bis substitute, to receive from the officer au-
tlottzed to pay the same, whatever am entitled
10 IN money on account OF sail service, and tu
etsn aild acknowledge the receipt required fur the
EnIne.
Witness my hald and ssal. this - dav
nf -. 1871. 'i ~N-
, 1861-07-27
W. r, T1lDmassOn.

Our readers will remember Kentucky law
yer Of emincnce, late of tllis-city-Hoa. ". P
Iuos.Assos, formerly member Of Congress
from the Louisville district, 'whcrc he is wide
j. and fayorah1y known. One Of the editors
II this parer saw hin on Sunday last in the
ranlis Of The New York Seventy First, as =
lrivate, with lis muskct in his hands and
ta,t1idge-box over his shoulders, in citizens
drefe, marching down from Centcrvillc to tho
Bulls Run fight. II have" said he, in an-
sRe. tc an inquiry, "sasd coed deal In my
life time about the Stars and Stripes, end nov
nm gcing to fight for them" The rare old
man hurried On to his work, with IS quick u
step and as cheerful a countesance as the
youngest soldier in the raaks. We regret to
Acar, that after having doae good day's ser
vice, he Was Injured at the close of the fra5
In the endeavor to restrain the baggage s7ag-
chs and tcamsters in their flight.
, 1861-07-27

D- New York city is require to raise
s11,0so,922 BY tax, this gear, two millions for
the State, two and half million for the coun-
", md the balance for the city. The total
valuation is Eve hundred and eighty one mil
nens, and the rate Of taxation will be 1.05 per
onr$
, 1861-07-27

Tennessee Troops for Virginia.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Passengers just ar
rived IRON Tennessee state that troops in
le1Gs numbers from Tarious encampmrdts in
chat State, are rapidly being hurried into Vir-
cin;a,
, 1861-07-27

TnE SAVANNAH PR1yATEER.-The trial Of
Capt. Barker and the twelve eeamen Of the
privateer Savannah, ut New York City, has
been put down for the October term Of the U,
s. Circuit Court, wtcn Two Judges will PIE.
side
, 1861-07-27

ILLINOIS REsPosDs-We are informed by
GsEe1al Nather that more than forty compan-
les have been rendered the Governor OF 'Illi-
no1e for the United States' cc77ice s;ace Tues
dsy mo1nirg last At least thirty thousand
ncn besideo fhcse in the field are now organ-
ICED in this Slate, and anxious to "ga TO the
W2rs."-NQte Journal.
, 1861-07-27

RETIRING S7uMpTAlL4-The business Of er-
1eney eti1l goes N With commenda6le rapii.
ity: About g., ,000, 900 were retired last week.
and eight or ten bankers ere In the city, en-
Esged from morning to night in Counting
their currency, and arranging i! for preseata-
tior.-,Stafc journal.
, 1861-07-27

rB- The blockade Of Galveston by the Uni
ted States steamer South Carolina is carried
On with great yjgor. A large number of
rebel coaaters and packets have been captur.
81
, 1861-07-27

ALEXANDRIA, July 25.-Tbe First Minneso-
ta Regiment, Col. German, attached to Col.
killed wounded 97 +; mlssingii5. Company /
had g killed.
, 1861-07-27
FROM CAIRO.

The Nt.cs from U,yin;d- d-Eeen1tstnenf of the
:, brigade Traitors CoptwT4d Second Tune
R<c7Hits Coming isa-Heo'th Of the Troops
Dts7a4ttG I9opoStt,ous
, 1861-07-27

TO tho HugIisfs American Citizens Of
Chicago
Fflloso counfry,ncn and citizals Of CXicago:
Taking into consideration the great hour Of
psra' oi our national Government {Ilat we have
sw6rn to support, have seen, with feeliugs
Of jealousy, the Representatives. OF every na.
ton hut MY own forming companies, reei-
mepts sad tr:gsdes, ard are now battling with
the 1nes ct our county, making good their
cath Of allegiance at the cannon's mouth,
Why is i that We arc not represented in q
ttiot1c, or have VIC less interest ct Etako?'
cannt't 'Aink it men who have prospercd and
tnjascd the Blessings OF this great good
GeverAmcnt can be less loyal, Or feel less
responsibility resting upon them as citizens,
know tlcie is material enough in the North-
weetcin States to form an English North
western brigade. If soma Of cur patriotic
and influential citizens will take the project
in haId, I 1eel assured that this great object
can be accomplished, and that Chicago aud its
vicinity cau turkish several companies, many
OF whom hey5 eeen service and are now serV-
ing short term Of enlistment which will
so6n expire, and would gladly enroll their
namea in company that represented our
OWE nationality Gnd birth place, and feel con
dent they would give good account of them
sei7vs when called upon. I trust that those
whose circumstances vii! not permit them to
take IN active part, will do ali in their power
10 further the great object OF This enterprise,
whtn proudly would l enroll my name in the
tlrst company Of the Northwestern English
Brigade, snt remain,
Yours, respectfully,
An ENGLISH AMERICAN CITIZEN,
Now serving in the 18Th Regiment iiiiuois
Volunteers.
Camp Defiance, Cairc, July %, 1861.
, 1861-07-27
Practical Joke of. a Chicago Fire
Zou2ve.

EXaNtkGaA AN0AF OIL G&AxEA&0 = xEH
Zou2ve.
a men'bsr Of the New York Fire Zcuav:s
who went from This city to join Col Els
forth in April, and who, until then, had been
sn Industrious typo III the Chicago TRIBUNE
cfice, was out on picket duty one day last
month, when the following incident oc-
CURED:
An F. F. Y, with r'ther mere than the
usual supercilliousness Of lis race, rode up in
a carriage from the direction Of Alexandria,
driven Of course by his '*seryant" Zoo zoo
stepped into thc road, holding his bayonst in
fuch way rs to threaten horse, negro and
white man at one charge, and roarea cut
"TICKETS." Mr. Y. turned up Ills lip, set
down his brous, and By other gestures indi.
e1ted his, contempt for such mud silis Us the
scldicr before him, ending by handing his pass
over to the darley and motioning him to get
out and show it to Zoo-zoo.
All right" saia the latter glancing at it,
"movc on''-accompRnylrg the remark with
jerk at the cost collar OF the co1ored person
which cent him spinning several PAGES down
the read. t'Now sir, what do you want ?" ad-
dressing The astonlshcd white man.
White man had by this time recovered his
tongue: s'Want? want to go On OF course.
That was my rass." .
"Cant help it, replied Zoo; 'tit saya pass
the 1tart7, and the bearer is already passed.
Ycu cant get two men through this picket on
one mana p asa"
Mr.. 7. reflected a moment, glanced at the
bsyonet in 'front.' cf him, aud then called out
20 his black man to come back. Sambo ap.
psoachtd cautiously, but fell back in confusion
when the "shooting-stick" was brandiahsd
towards his own breast.
"Where's yeur pass, sirrah 2" asked Zoo
ECO.
"He.c, massa," said the cAattel, presenting
| the same one he had received from the gent
in the car7isge.
"Won't de-" replied the holder Of the bay.
onet. "That passes you to Fairfax. Can't lot
any cne come from Fairfax on that ticket,
MOVE ON" A stamp Of tho foot sent sambo
down the road at a hand gallop.
"Now sir, If you stay here any longer !
| shall take you under arrest to headquar.ers,' II
| he continued.
Mr. Y. grabbed up his lines, wheeled around.
| and went OF at the best trot his horses could
| manage over tie "sacred soil" Whether
| Sambo ever hunted his master up is not
| known.
, 1861-07-27

,-Joeeph R. Hswlcy, editor Of The Hartford
15tss, and captain Of company in one ol the
Connecticut regiments, is prisoner IN tbs
day. :"
, 1861-07-27
CEEMA3.sx;; -.
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teken at tho eommeseem.a. ot H. ~
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They eeld.m fzil IN rcna.....,..
GALE 70 which tc,nat,.a mr. >, ,, Ie
r1,rx.ss. ''' - ':',.
For Literary Men. ssadeat'. .,..:ex.,
al EeFsoaa OF eetcntaEJ ta,,,.a t,,-.
LAXATIVE. Improving The Arts;:r<
V1Goz to the d'gcstTo oz:;l:., H..
t1ra1 elasticity ant st1ea.ta IL H..
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, 1861-07-27

4
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&1H. SPA1DIN8,
srR:-I have tiled yonr Ccpta..c ?.
1AEH 70 WELL tha. want {ou I: :a..-,kT
WrEh more -
Part Of theec arc for the neignbd.. 7.s~ie.
few out It the fl.st hox gof fr,- >.
Send TIA Pills by mall, and ohli:. e3
Fuur ohr.E..se-.
J.La:: = IL;
, 1861-07-27

Tr5rLASTI, 3ffct.. 1s.-y g15
L1K EFAIcK8.
sIE--Not long eiEec sent to Ton rs
hnliC Pills for the cure Of the HeF1N.=t
EC6ttYereHA, and rccelyS.tl the slE.e s.:
GOOD AN EFPEcT THAT I WAS ISDCt11
AoRK. Please seEd b return mall * Be1
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JOLIET, July rs, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Enclosed f1nl seven dollars 10 pay for one
yea1's subscription to the Daily TRIBUNE. We
tave read your paper obtained at the news
room here in Jol;et) since January, and like
its tone; but siuce learning through the Chi.
cage journal, that you control the movements
c. Gen. scott's army, We ara impei1ed to De-
come permanent subscribers to political pa
pcr Ct 30 n.ucl consequence.