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, 1863-08-04
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING

aSar AET1 Ira BN
-. - ..s,,..S ~ ~, -, ~ Hn+,,
tse 10Y oL $nen.t lSS At T. o'clock H. f. dsyss
9 ssse ~ f9eHn quantities OF Lumber and
Esnt, haad,1a sa. "a nts7 <8s9 feet hneao o5
E,sl: :ssa tpeE ssna oDs hnnasss ?! ana atty osasp
81 81 % 6@ dred J. aaa sist!ssa lheas@nd ~ hundred
sasa oossS thous,pd nna hun
1en s at1 est 1sfToW Sd rste aocsaE
ss I'll 1hiSS ooa
iett coamoD aosEiu. nos eyer eight 4 i1snss ,sin
d oSes eE9ss aen thonaed ne in IVA nn
d,t d's7 10y fset ~ ssW. airs stas
1h1ty thopsand go @ feet as9 ssHmop n pas boa5dt Ina
aiEtssen hoasand e aSg aes "a t&a oesea' one
ri nss "a nne he 70 nsa
aid 1st:esn rgnal nlmbsrs q mud ST Inches vide
sra 1ineh thicE nsys1led edgs ,rnd,aa and th,-.v
sn:ass - !asssasa q 5sss corner ssfa'. Id TOP
9oi tees Inea TX by slx poplar. n T. H. and u aeet
taaosae4 g 90, feet oDear By poplar. IN
haadsta sd s5tssR s Eind.s ~ ng9fs '
Gne Go1s - y rafs ii by Is: lea Is sino Snss. Il
u hs sas q he 70 hofb 1e ,ds Il III III
Snsa Ea et a.s an9an sen rse Si aariins It.
Ts1Se f9sd.sd saq FIX eamnsts tprsR
Elf,'raiaatS ,amsn G1ens' UP 'ap' @o' soA4p
lAiEtsen hundred tso> squares tnofe or teas, sFa'
o. .rGeea rfteen as, keg. ad nails tnors or1esa,
~ 5e9Sss9 and serenity five @ kegs I'D nat'
S.E. g oas ETase or '',
II m sboxs 10 5. subject to e Inspection and a2
, 1863-08-04

lf.or,e,norderca n = Ttmaa Ju1vRf.1
4, s. 49, n,nst tn,;a,ota t,,s
tepea ,oss IN ,'a ha,ed MVin ndfca,nd uu ssnnot
uS ~. Eer+ ~ 10 - hnrdrsd 6nr 1oss "a Tan
IT, iae soe ~ o. 6ia Eo n4 onrda5 - Th,a
54ea " ~ H' uu' astas sau s & 7aet fons ~
nasas u S1upr ;eransI1 AZ e. Wi11 e hs ~ Rnnt
toWea VI ,ae,ain;n,r 1,o.se.eion ~ - - tba IN,
to1 ~ tsosM ~ +.nhs Vi sh;i;t.,
oian icrrltofJ. ~ "lus ~ ~ l'aousu ~ :
result u lesoflng fn,..naa ~ ns rsS;ans ~ Tho
E1cek, Gnpca" aaa eneAm W -e,a,,nna n. tae cnn,
nIsl Aaso Istn ieauS ~ 'eno ~" ue.,,5 ~ n.cn,,1.
, 1863-08-04

Ne perceive that Governor Curtin, Of Penn.
syl7aDia, has hit upon the happy thought Of
buyIpg some ten or twenty aeres Of the great
md glorious battle field Of Gettysburg as a
cemetery for the heroes who there laid down
their lives that the nation might live. THIS
out. Including special division Of the field to
he soldiers Of each State connected With the
srmy az the Union, and q national obe1isk on
Cemetery Hin, with the names engraved upon
il Of every regiment, and with 4 book inside
Containing the namo, State, regiment and
company Of every soldier In those three ds5f
battles, and IN The Outside insidentaa opera
t;me. that the Union soldiers Of this war Thc
faye died on other fields, will not be forgot
ten. but that In some suitable way the govern
nett will preserve their names for the relnem
brancs Of q grateful posterity.-N 7. Herald
A>4r 1x<
, 1863-08-04

"A1' .,, c....... .,..... r,-,..~-
nssT TRgARrsn1As[ahso oFFIGE.
DAVENPORT lo~n. July s1a1. 1888.
Eea1ed proposals. Will BE- received this once until
F.i5aJ: tie ssyelth day of Auru.t u O'Clock " for
Asst On atsrn direct Hardware ot the FOL
loving Kind and description.
20 keK1 20e Hs,s
1tat kegs TOD ,s!s.
g. kegb g nas*
$50 lbs wrot ns,s,
= aoz pair heavy hinges, Il IN. long.
"a 6ozpair No 4 thumb satchf8.
2 = nuA Ss7 y! ~ ~ lao7o 1a'os oasIea
41Eress l1in' tcrass No, Is.
specineps of ne Sideiept srtss:!es t. accoran.y
ttIr ten uaTa afitr slsupe he contract: tha re-
Ill der to b deiiysrea within tTeaty dsy5 affee
T1onx eaia fom ds,oyal esrtiea will not he coustd-
e1nbeas I'll 1nnsI sceonpatT sach pTopos:tion" wv
zrsrtinr ~ Az .e,nt srnnintai on tha nart nf t6a
G3nTernr ent "o-'' .ff
, 1863-08-04
N13 I 4E4kR41 CA
lFrom the sc,tA e1. July q.



&4:Yf5e new armory Of the firm Of Barton,
|aHshks & ca. was formally opened yesterday
(&htroooa. The attendant visitors, to the
1unter of two thousand, were grouped to-
rc,Eer on the fret floor Of the main bai1dlugt
and eyinccd N active interest In the e1erclsea-
When the var first broke out. the old MANI
factsry Eas used for the manufacture Of bottom
p!ns and other machines for the fabrication OF
eftfon and wop1en c1orhs. But the Enfield
lpntket took the place of the loom and the
tpipairg itnry, and the armies Of the uaton
| were armed with the products Of the works-
| The old buildings will now be restored to
| their former occupations, and the arts OF war
| and pe4ce will be simultaneously prosecuted.
1t II an augury Of returning pcsce that the
manufacture Of the Implements of peace are TO
be resumed In thia quiet little borough.
The new buildings are two stories high !;
1.ao.tUo bricks were used In their constr1c.
taon, and suck was TIE rapidity with which tho
WORK nf erection was prosecuted that, sixty
nine dayt afffE the laying Of tho cornerstone.
the buildings arc completed 80 far as to a1lo n
Of the reception Of the machinery, The ma
ch1pery will be introduced in ten DAYS. md in
Thirty days tie whole works will be ready for
the resumption Of the nauufacture of Gov
Il faet long by 50 feet wide, and thcs altogether
Y funish sork to 500 hands, while they provide
accommodation to 1, 200 The old works, al
hso. have room for neatly 500 additional work
ucn, 60 that LOO men eau be enployed a
t he establishment of the Messrs. jerks. T1er'
lie two engines Of $50 horse power used K
uoye the machinery. The machinery for th'
| Manufacture of nuekets has been remover
frdu1 the old works to give place to the ma
cl,i,crv for the erection Of the cotton ma
Nuss,-{THuaddpht LsquireT, 3Hh.
, 1863-08-04
PROPOSALS FOR COVERING
eene 2sott0 qoa1e feet Of roofing. Of the depot
fNr Df}s.nEYk of Tar at Rock Island ulj.

eD1cArc r1n 1ovnnr1r~
11hOfOSA1S fOIk CD3 EklN t9
e.n, an ffn snoave faet NJ roof1np ~ tbe 1enot
fa-n,,scneS nv :. nTwsr m II Rac,r Isiand Is ~
..-4,. ~. ....,,,., .,,~,., c.-uu
D.vkSponr ioEa' Jniy T 8ist III,
4s,,, ta -acaIyss n, ~ n".s ~,
uondsy fhe ttt1 ot Anrust ISL It r. oclocE n Tar
rIns nxo Ia mpiuon lii III
ccsste saIa or me .av iue % MS1n = ~ ~ oe e3mn1e
!e9 n w nut1rs ttu . ~
HLue Asf!stsot Hus! - - 10 1ay
appt in,ed by he Go,Sernmeat .,,
Psoposs's fTp dhs9Xal pssea Wy H. nnE qe eensd
e1eo. an GAIA q AneEahhce ~ Ge tuMso oka&as
, 1863-08-04
~ The Louisville Journal says Of old

xHe is a1l bitterness. Take AWAY his btttor-.
ness, and there wouldn't be enough Of Tim
lett 10 make email lap dog: He WIS bitter
young man, sad he Is Bitter old one. He
fret brought himself into notice half 4 CEN
tny ego BY eating OF gentleman's eat, and
the venom Of his tapgs, Ind been fostering
as d rottipg- upon his stomach ever. since,
making his breath aud h1s words d perfect
nuisance. Ali tie aecretions Of his body are
In his hillary ducts and his gall bladder. He
is incapable either Of cherishing attachment
or being the object Of 1t.
, 1863-08-04
HAGANg MAGNOLIA BALM

This IL the most delightful and extraordinary ARC
'ovrr discos cred It changes the sun on1nt lace ah
hands tu pea1ly satin srxture Of rasisoinE heaut
1mp&stuK The marble purity Of youth. and the DIE.
1nauE sprcArsnee 20 Inviting in Tho city bella ol
1xslon, 1tremoycs tan fsuckles pmples and rough
Ness from the sEtn. leaving the complexion fseaa,
xf1nsrarc1t and smooth. 1t contains no material IN
5u,1ou1 to tho akin. FatTontzed by Actresses and
DperA singers. 1t u what every lady should hsve
Sold everywhere.
DEMAS S. BARNES q co..
xe1l1stQ 2n, Geoeral Acaufx ~ R1Qs4KAy. &. p,
, 1863-08-04

:: Correspondence n. 7. Herald, s0th.1
When the exchange Of wounded waa being
effected iu Char1cston harbor Lieutenant Col
ouel Hall, General Gilmore's representative,
inquired why NO wounded Of tle Massachu-
sets 54th (colored) regiment had been
tent down. "That Is matter for after con-
tideration with my govet4mcnt, " replied Col.
Anderson, the rebel commissioner. M But IN
the og greement for theexchangc. Of wounded
Ieplied Colopel Hal: va regard tue col
ored troops -ns ,aiipther. class Of people alto
gether,n said Colonel Anderson. Iu the
meantime, wounded irish rebel had begged,
with tears in his eyes, not to be put on board
the rebel steamer: Alice. he said he
was Union ~man and always had
been. and refused to go back to the
rebels. Some one had stricken his name from
the litt, and represented he was. too III to bs
removed. But Colonel Anderson got clHe
to the real cause Of detention, and, At his re-
quest, Colonel Hall investigated the facts, and
found be vas detained simply because Union
man. Then Colonel Anderson grew wroth,
once: On tie Alice. 0He 10 IN enlisted
man, aud. cannot elect where he shall
go or stky:>; Ae ID clearly subject to the gen
ENLIGHTENMENT about exchangingth the wound
ed, said; the Colonel. $50" replied Colo.
/ mel Hall, "are the colored soldiers" Then
| Colcncl Anderson wished Coloucl Hall to put
| f;e objections to.uhat;he Ind asked In writing
| on Col. Balls saying he must refer the mat
ter to General Gilmore. Colonel Hall &c
| quiesced at first, but, on Colonel Anderson
| positively refusing to furnish q written paper
| on bis part, refused. The rebels say they will
ELI al the negroes fhey catch, and it is under
stood II they do, hostages selected for the
! purpose will be hung.
, 1863-08-04
f.na; q Nntiru.

ESTATE OF ORsON SMITH.
~ n-cr.sea Public nct1ce u hereby Hsea to ~
having c!s. ano .Gss ncsS; 4 e. IS d
sr:ra:1H 2, md eeit ent 1T reTa!as tS1o q r. +pe
Uus, Coutt Of Cnok Coanty t. 10 ,6e heda1 1d non
wv Anrnst. IA;.. 1cipg The i7th dAS ta8feo4-
~ - ALRfET FEN F sM1ra. Administrations.
Chicago Iuly2. lpss nsFsa.-
, 1863-08-04

.,Ou1P1ArFoRM-The 5oth Ohio Volunteers,
now in Kentucky, hare adopted this sen.ibla
platform: - = " :. ,,;--5 x;..-- 1..s.
R<so1,xt7. That our platform Is: The Union
first. last. md all the time; peace when 1t Ia
established, war until It is,
, 1863-08-04

1868. THE 1862
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r
s25 niles Double Track.
E taS 2as: Z
m + ~ =
track Il GtoDe oallasted. asd entirely tsee Gou a
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH 70 PHILADELPHIA
cwtta close connections rom Western C:ntaJ
AL connecting direct to New York THROUGH PHIL
4iS sSis SXb 4 M
M @ T. essaxs & ~ 8
diving u sdranca Of al other routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
tss eeoa 81 q ~ saaaa F.fa oas
slespisE c.ts o. Light ssaina to Phl1ada'phia. Ecu
xSsR ksaSs ~ :seessd through .nd tranaarzsd oa
FRE ZIG HTS.
e "a y - & ~ Am SsM r. bsf f.
s. s. SIssoczi II .zoap DfFEcT: T:..,----...
ptt,6a1xa ats BY xhea ca
Tafded 70 anY port On tho Ohio, AuAklngum Kent
tucky. Tennessee. CHEabeeAld, ul!noi1 Alaasnppa.
W;sconsin, Nsseud. Kausas A;taS.As sad BED K:vaIn
eft to ali Po1ta On tue NORTH Western Lakes.
ton Of theI Freight 70 this Company. can rely wt4
s:Rf;5Ess ESSE :na Rea.
IT Al1T1.axz As TA@o8AaL:1 Is Az CHAxaKn HI or
II HAIlEoA . COMP sETE8-
E % Psst c1ias and uask paesages VIA P11s
FOR FFe;sst Contracts or shipping Directions apply
to aldsess either oi the following Azeaa OF I'd
b. 4 STKwAET, Freight Ageat P.ttepurxa.
ELARKB i CO., E7alsler AEenta, P!ttsbu:xh.
&c. .MFLDRuH CO.. Madison, Ird:sna,
JB. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
~ ::1Ik AIk4aT 4 Yaa,: s9 ~ Evassvtlls. Ind
CLARKE co. Chicago m!us:1
aeNEELY = AoNTGnaEkY. II Es k Ia1esyn,s. II.
Z & taSS1zT * z.5.s731s s7asos ss Ohio
nR Hkg5Rt Reys 4s.sl Inst Tstavsl,.s agent ,ae III
5outa aud We5t
LIVE STOCK.
p7o7ass ed Farmer. wn ard t1ta tne EeE: 3tysR
Eatered ard supplied Wlto every conrt1iaHee hSTx
oeeu o5eurd Oh ts line And IT. c01uecuo1A and eywkY
Attention Is paid to toes- wantA FFou H2frs0ufKs
Vne-e will be ound every oEycn1eacH lor feeding Aa4
NEWS SE% %oa ssssd .sa sGMo&s 1fiss e e ~
1so be found tse tlo1teat. Qntlett and most a.et
route for STOCK to New Tork-tv1A Alla1tow2}-4Ea
With fewer Charges than any Other.
Nofnao not tkEs sse Ss93 ksf ssP xss se2sa
H.F: EoVsEoN. 9sn1 fsrxtt Agent Fhi1Hde'pnt7s
tA&y7sSLY
, 1863-08-04

TA IL X K HI GA I q 4 Il III
De, sEELTEB LIQUID CATAKRH REMEDY.
sure crr EHtArrh C0ld In The head e"1lef
10 cure Cara u N CoNsrN17oN; The symptoms q
Ekte cod Anc ha@c frequent at1aeks arc more sen
save se te ShsaEss q teuressiare Ins foss may
tck Adhesive =. se dsssse eec9e. ehro1,s sh. ~:
throat, aud Il hsxk+d or caugned OF The hresth BE-
some: offensive It 1aas as.tros r. sease q sme3
e o. hsutpv tr.rsa. titce l2 south Clark street.
3nrA,a:r,, Address Dr. D sEELfE:p:,, 9, snxtSSl.
, 1863-08-04

ZOE pro7-eto. Ano 1AsEtsctorer Of the EAFd iubne
TrEs5 Lsa TUE vii cur. RuFturt. viii never Ints
elafe gaa Or blister frees the cord ncm ~ pressure
EeA.eY t. snou!dc. HrEces Abdominal supportert. 6nE
Eiastic st.eki:gs de-. DC send tas PhNHhlets. -
n tE. coz Patent Artificial LeS,, manufactured bJ
r.stoaerd. rs C.rk ss.eee: csisaEe H II & nss many J.
E971;te5 70 rtve pe.fact Attraction Send for
HA1DntHf. d8x x6oAV T.1G&
, 1863-08-04

Tho Cost of. .IlS1nE In Richmond. =.
The following are the latest quotations In
the Richmond markets: -: -
-. coxxERc1AI-
E<ported BY Martin d.orxio=a, cbmanais,'on .ner-
1faAts.
RICHMOND, Thursday, July q. 1853.
B4cox-The fapply in the market is limited We
qqBa,s B.se@iSs hoElS1aa 10 ta1S + 3 y b % $l's'
B1ANs-White, eales at $ls to 20 Z bn.
Br11zn-1s scarce. We quote good Ut s. to
Ea4xpr-Apple. sales At 81 to SIS Q gal e
BEEswAx-1a demand at e y u.
CoENKxA1s-We note ssles at SO 4 hu.
cons-These is but Little On the market; sales
Gts1lss d allow. ss.5o to ss.7s; sdazasntlne.
co.1es-Sae sf t. to : sss 81, !; r; + .
fHg,S,,pfisd apples. SO to s11; peseass: go
FsorRs4hs 20 ( transactions in -four haze bssa en
sEnrs 9sE xsslst - e. no3s &c aad sood
FlessfFtsfs F1sss a1atE st eat .tle Sales
u HAI@Ws See7 1a,s 81 :.lss Il hundred
-MREs1sRts 1Rpssss: & & 6 fts e 3 & s. :
:, Ez14afa~sas' : i ss.ss ) . ssa5; upper. s. to
FIN sf9%.-s1e . btl. :. ..,::;~ -
Mo1assTs- IS s to $3.50 2 gal~~
Pfae-Blaek. k.eys, iii; brown. s1',so Q b. 49,
| PoTA7oEs-1rish very scarce; sales 1t 5to to sls
PiAs1ra-Eonc In market.
Klcz-lSc to s0c . u.
esz1finsetiy Efi ss1is !: clover. sc to sse
cha1u grass seed, $3.50 abn. = -
s1eanF@s!.ias mse i ii from 81 to $50. :
8ma.k that tic market is more animat=d for 81
, 1863-08-04

4 ConscrIpt's EpfstIe to Jeff. Davis.
Tie following quaint epistle has been fur
niehed for publication by member Of the
Mounted Rifles, who picked It up in a de-
serted rebel camp on the Chowan River,
about thirty miles from Winton, while out
on ecouting expedition Inst spring.
The letter was addressed in this wise:
Read. II you want to, .you thleying scalp hunter,
whoever you arc, and forward, postpaid, to the
on earth. JEFE: DAs1a,
Richmond, VI.
HEADQUARTERS "ScAIr HUSTEHs"1
Camp Chowsu, n. G., Jan. II. )
Excel1ency Davis: ::
With feelings Of undeveloped pleasure that an al.
fe<sioaate conscs:pt trusts this sheet Of cona:
States mail saEte1, addressed, a. i shall be e
youree1f, JEFF. Red Jackei Of the g11f and ;hief
II e stump Of slisetel monarch Of the forest,
with the "pins t1eea waiting round him." and
END, rnon'e planet rising On ths air" To yoa.
II, he appeals for the privilege Of seeking, on his
own hook, land iess f.ee--a home among ths by
euat OF the North. VIII ron not halt 5onr "brsye
epace land While an hdniring rorld takes 4 brief
gaze at your glorious and Godforsaken cauee, pen
5os The happy conscript futlough without endl
tty ~ady didt %nter
In. called for ahcrt Philadelphia.
The Etesian winds sweeping down the dedles Of
the Old dominion, ard over the swamps Of Sue-
folk, come meaning through tae plnes Of the old
State, laden with the music, and sigh themselves
aWsJ into B~cet sounds Of silence TO: the fa.-of
South. Your happy consc11pt would 60 to the
far-away North whence the wtud comes, and leaEe
ron 10 reap the vhirlwfnd, with no one bat your
fs1her, the Devil to rake and bind after you- And
he's going.
It j. with Intense and u.tifariously proud salts
faction that be gaxes for the last time upon oaE
bQ1y Hag-tlat symbol and rfEn n3 ador I'd trini
ty-cofton, nfegets ard chival1y. He estl sees It
in the little camp on the howan, tied to the peak
bonnd1ess Conf. deraey, the revived relic Of agc.
| gone, banner Of our king Of few daya aud fal Of
trouble. And that Folc IN its taperiDg updghtocss
| testifyipg come oE the grandest beauties OF our
| nationality; its peak polhttng hopefo1y towsrd
the tropical stars, and its biggest end-5an into
tic conecrIpt goes lis claim 10 chivaly hiss gons
| before him Behind be leaves the legitimate chtE-
airy Of this uubounded nation centeTcd in the ile-
| git1mate eon Of Keu1ncky horsethieI. .*.~
But few more words, nnstr4ons President, and
| Elevated BY their Fnferings and sufrages to the
high 1t Office In the gift ef great and exceeding
free people. Jon hare held your position without
chsnge OF bate, or purpose OF any eo:t, through
| weary months OF war, and want, and woe and
] sands OF loyal and true men IN the South in =
grand old gr1ef at your downfall. 20 too will they
sink under the calamity Of an exquisite JOY when
| you FhEu have reached TINT eminent meridian
Hhsnss ea + aI 5se
| tteu. farewell.
| "Ecalp hunte1s,~ relic, pole, and ehisaltous con
4c1er1tes In crime, goodbye Except 1t be In ths
army Of the Union, you VIII not again rec tho con
script -. Monk. HAROLD.
I nf AShA CHnnfY..,N M c.
, 1863-08-04

fTYJE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
I pERIEECE OF AN lEVA11D,-Pu6tshod lot
Ste tc.rnt. aud a. i nHrni1g knd ost111oA TO
TorrC snN who eune+ Ton Nervous DenlAty. re.
THE KEANB OF SELF CUEK.
BY who hAs cured hnc1 Attef being put to great
xxpersc and Injury through MtdlcA humbag and
~ encio<.nE po+s r4,d sAd1rssoa envelope single
eopaos lay be Lad Of tEs: autha.. NATHANIEL NAY
FAIR, Eeq. RrdfoFd. Kings County. n. r.
, 1863-08-04

:NJoTTCE TO SHIPPERS OF
~; An oEatsI6s tI5s 3 S1nas ~. SfasI Tsi
G:IeG w II i Enp stasEs any cnnssGncents seAs y
se .rsssa ,sIs q saa W. n isin eai
N nrra current gratis to " sending t1s7 aa
STe...sta ADRAA KN10aT goAg,
teN E3t1tN ~ nete@ +As0" As7e A%"
, 1863-08-04

T ONDON EYE AND EAR

beerhor1 streets. Chicago. Ill -,.,
IL iHtret Lewis Ocuu.f and Aand, 1nd oF1slna!!
rfonrie{,r Of tht London Eye npn Eat lhnfnA1y ~aA
snectfnT Fxfc ii retFons he /. no nore con1ec-
ia t;: kls previous sassr..s1nE sgeat NJ kesnons
inf1n,xfy. where ne AA+ etnr;g been c9ployEd :.
sgrnt Of this lnht!uon stnca the nfst ahg g. iaM
o,-il;nG one dollar ~orn Of tac otnce inrn'tnse oE
booEt ~ Yneistc,pe. ttct heurs ron 70 = As &a1
ron, !. tc 5P. ii. Posi- On.cc DtsTcr <E3.
SEf3 1,1 m
, 1863-08-04
en- WIQW

TIE Two CABINETS. As matter Of refer
encc. the names Of the Cabinet officers Of the
United States and Confederate States IRE Civ
, 1863-08-04
8upnrtl1er1lW.

TOPAETNEK6HlP NOTICE.
~ "e Lave this dsy ndmttted NJ, ". Cni:2sa
n enhtf of ouf nrD. the etSae of E9icA. Hon @oT
da,s i ciaIEeso to PA:ke., Cultou 4 Ms1tn-
ktz, At1icn 4 CO. PARKER NEILEE + CO.
3. s.rAREER. NV, cn1row n xEYIxx.
AatS of Jackson. Mich
, 1863-08-04
THE MYSTERIES OF TIL

II E II I : 1EI1xN5 VV TIE
L TtAIET are often e3p posed n eousegnenes o.
thc men ctency OF {rO called pFepsr1Ftont
nut sN wno uas Etslsl ADnEnS EXCELSIOR HA1h
tyk know and feet t.At their eec'rt eecase.
NO MORTAL EYE
f,s distinguish the hAcIs aud ofoEns prooncea p2
Lii d e from those impaired by The Creafor-
NO DESTRUCTIVE IFGR&01ESTs
Eohipe txt cat thr We, up In any wsy 1s1urc tne
iat7 .Ei;4p,es With Tic FERskHSATiFA FIuh1AaIA&
TIsnEhTk Of tits wondertu. prepAsa1toR
u..tnred ci;1sTAD9ko ATor ny - ng4s Hs;f
1yrsscss Price a. fi5 1rd g per box acS9sd''nX4o
EkE. l1A7-n'3-A4
, 1863-08-04

ATIy 6ULlEfE Ruu LUE 1Uu!IE. =,
fnr rbes:rlbes ts&s ahfQtn Idt c.ttxo04 o.
<ht est that ha hAA appointed Meaatt. j. 4. Reed
H. OF ,te4go, is aEcbts foE the :aie q his Csls
xae Arm, suffers and Weest @ :, kss 1ord
tr1rE ii the world It h&s been tested BY the vha!e
Medical frculty sna PRONOUNCED by then 70 6e tos
n its sle The Net III tevcrt Eeas9 pst 10 couss
Vneuce the Event quantity of counterfeit Scho4Hpa
Wich La. btep p1tned Qn Gy merchants Of tbs West
Sc con.ucra 10 avoid ttia hereafter macs Is pos
stb'e Ut has appointed t.e shos.s1a'ned nm Agsna
do Army sutleta sin hnd thy Glu the cneSPsst In
t:teis Ii NV Ec-k, P.tkeellhtk and Wash.nEtnn M On
UQDLPa0 WtltFE,
2 He&vef street. Eew York
IL 1000 EnreH OF SFUlfe"& Celehra-
Ted es<.la1%i1am ArOmzae
tic SchnA p+.
for se:e hy J.E REED 4 CO. Agtuta.
my4.tllstu 1s6 Lake street. Chicago.
, 1863-08-04
Ul)i1a9o Qribn>1e.
REBEL OUTRAGE ON FREE
SPEECH,
Attempt to Brc-E MP a Church In
Iowa


{coreennndence nnbunua .r1mea 4nguet 1s+
On snndor of,arnoa, +ha ncth in.+ ~.
Pastor 9th Of lie N = Eth Ghnrnh IN this egi ni.cc sp
Ifsaleshnrt,1, Ios,. psv = My,nr t1,' norn'
nanv ink r. stss9nan ~ isdu r1,aneadad ~
Ia station m his rircn;t anont ~ Tn.ies f5om
th,s n1ocn. and ne.r h{;Ilris1e IN Glarton conn
r. Ecerra,r had 4 ha a1i1htad t1om ~ c1rri.oe.
III, :, he n:-1si1aS n "a +h+sa ~ taur 1nndred mn,
ME IN the vrnods ncar The rhurch. erouned TO-
EEs4hsr s,,d a,,;;srt1v ,aT,cb eTrifed Tmmed3.
eeta1r az tr,tt 81 II, stnat;on f1sshed acrosa
h,s 3n;n5 G y and ~ w1+hnnt delay hs hasfaned to
the door But be was not to succeed 70 easily.
Threc burly Couuerheads, as a committee Of
the 1abble. armed to The teeth, met llm ut the
door. where the follow ing dia1oEne took place:
CoEnyhtad, {John BOlstnger, foreman.) y
On what subject ere you going to preach to-
dsy? :.~.:.':>: -.
Niniaer-1 propose to preach on what sub
iect ] please. -, - ~
Gonperhead-H you intend to preach any
thing about w2r, Abo1ltioaism, politics, or
againet Democracy, Jou shall not enter this
house.
.Miuiner-I shall preach what please, and
more, shall preach In this house.
Coppe7Iead-Boys, lock the door.
An effort was made to close the door, but
heinp antfcinated. WAS prevented by some
I}ninn men. whose hearts burned for the truth.
en5 WIN. In anticipatiou Of The storm. baa
come ho1dlC to rneet it.
The 7ninister. tl1en. with some Difficulty en-.
tered the house, followed bv BolsIurer and
ffs c1inne. who declared that at least nothing
mt Christ and him crucjfled cnnfd he nr,,sch,
, 1863-08-04
flna1lkI9l.

pHODE ISLAND CENTRAL
h. IsANK. REoDK KIaLAED,-Puruuantt 70 dscro
a1 order Ct the 6uprsr1e Court OF the sate c Rhode
Island tbs auhsH!bee Etycs notice 5&t NJ po:saa2
aoIdiee bills OF tire
, 1863-08-04

A LBERT MORSE d CO..
IL PRODUCE
COMMISSION mERCHANTS,
20. 1B6 6outh Water street, GAikana Buil.lcgj
CHICAGO. fl1INoI1.
kB-Bpsdns4e confined Et!ictsy to Commission. II
fauS7t4AlYl
, 1863-08-04

OO-PARTNERSH1P.-T IN.
darx,ened have TIM day formed 4 cops!taerssty
4ander ti,carm name ofHoWR 4 RoHBtat. o1ane. Id
ChieAso My III, 1eA. 9AMo1nH o11nHTyTa& HHM&
my1-E3H%0 n u AsN&%@'
, 1863-08-04

The Union men haa:nntlcipated the mob,
and by their timely appearance sustained the
preacnis e Of the gospel from an unmuzzled
mouth and the institutions of the holy Sab,
bath, and it is to be hoped that the Copper.
ha,fer m
, 1863-08-04
PARKER, CCLToN d mELLEN.
General Commission Merchants,
1871 South Water Street. Chles-a. m.

We rbal toaNne ourselves to An nzclnaye.v f.o,n-
sr11on huetnt<a Ee arc prepa:ed to laAks cash a.
.1n,+ On tHipnents to cnEte1sc% cptIexnondens.
Pas, o. Souh, aad on property In store
1;1dcaCp. july 2. 1A8. jy2shas7-zm
, 1863-08-04

counts, Maryland, to regulate few disatfsct-
cd persons there who have been giving inti.
motiops Of purpose to resist the draft. It
is determined to levy contributions upon
them to pny the provost or enrolling officers
and q barn they burned, and for any other
damages here after committed.
, 1863-08-04

NV lNANS, PEAKCE % GU,
COMMISSION mERCE3ANTSs
sos sout, Water street. tnp stairs, Ghleago, ~.
Adsspc.r made on conEagnEeote To woodruff co.
EeE York Rnd Hening d Woodrn6. st. Louas
4A1S r1s Nr0
, 1863-08-04

Tho Cost of,IlStnE1n In Rlchmofad. =;
Tho following are the Latest quotations In
the Richmond markets: -. -
, 1863-08-04
j. W. TUTTIH,

General Western Agent. 10 State street, ChlcaGA
nS11e eag4I I3m