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, 1864-07-22
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Beautiful Is peace. The sword transform
ed, woundin@ only the soil With tlllage fur
rows, mud the rusted munitions Of war curl
ous only IN u'ueeume. Peace to home, visit
ed by the dcsolatioDs of clsn STRIFE. feace
to lnnd rent aud shaker with the shock OF
armies. From Abraham Lincoln at Washing
ton, to the hnmblest loyal man o.. boy IN tue
land, oil are for peace. For peace the loyal
States have in these three years past given
hundreds of thousands OF precious Ases'
Millions on ntllions OF treasure For taas
pence the people anu f1esloens ART pfepa.4ne
cyeb larger sacrifices. beanuiu "ou1o OF
the feet Of him that shonid oraps SUCH Elao
1fdingf, even were tne5 1he lee1 OF OUT run"
away coloraoo Je"etf' shoa IN ooole' ioe
which be Sill owed some tmcago attle3n III
]; ather. Anseooy "oo "uo WI u.4us ~
This news rlu oe "e's'"e4 - A"u
anx'ous na1aon~
But there is quiet that Is NOT peace. ~
may be hush In the 1ol'' with the ta'tnto.
guardians client 10 death, ana 1he wolves Al
the thIoa1 o. tne noess of ~ a'sul1ussa uuae.
tie cover o1 n'ent "Aen. ouaoleese1 =, .ote. 10y
'een'e " .ns IVA .tae,.,. ~ a.stts. -. 49,
assahs'u Ply 'nen e'' s
tA'"oo9 oo5
Liberty. gagged ana oonno' '4lns up nuse '
cyce Ut the feet OF t''uhpnaat "4ons' 4ns
loyal statee efeh Tor 70 sncn peace 10 a'olo
that peace. to win better repose nnoer me
triumph over tue armed enemies OF Liberty
the r'morscless nssailants Of ohlon' Inc
sword is drawn and armies moving forward
Within the past fe" weeks mere nave
.,ecn many rumors OF peace oser1ufes'
promised, or In progress. Two OIL THESE OF
widely different character stand freshly de-
xtlopcd. It will be the aim of the Copper"
lleads to make cap1t1 Of both The fall
Etstement that lnas epren eaeu 4J.oaa ,.'n
gives INC ene u..,'aa A. 40 Illinois Methoaist
49,. a,e.a,.on ~ tnrnca soldier. Col. jacques,
~ Quincy concelycs scheme that lie c.n
w,n and ,rrsuade the rebel leaders to bet
ter views. On leaving illinois he revealed
j few weeks ago h1s whole plan % psoal'- p1a
hen. "c.oous @. -, Nv IN washington
prassdout n.t ~ 1,r co1n does not feel called upon
to eeyer JEFF. Davis from any N ans OF grace
ppaeeerviDg as he ie Of the benefit OF clergy,
and Col, Jacoueee, IN company with the well
1-r,up o,s, Slavery antbor Of nAuone the
--sa. ~ w. ,.rss;o, and refnrra
1lpee' ea.' - -. .a,a s,,,o,s ,rs
win mafseA1ene u'e VI eoAe speo.e 1.>4
costly liquors. JeH Davis treated LIE Wis
s*,,rs bsfosly, and plumply refused their
, 1864-07-22

A1s Tnu hzlaf
E1ea yc1s hair mn onf
EAs your hair bRcnn.3 tNaaf
Ia it turning gray b<icre ita nnc5
Are yoc troubled With ttehtIa. burning se1na.z y.
ths acalp7
Ara yoc troubled with dandEu9?
A1e go1 troubled With what u ealasd aar.asA -
Ealt Rreu2?
Haye you hAa tbs Rzys1peias, md Lott 1uuz a1eF."
Haye you had tso asAsles, and lost it7
Have you had the Typhoid Fever, aad Lon
Have suu n4d the Brain Feya,, sud lost nf
Haye ycu lost yuur EAr by my Rickaez3f
Do you w.sh luxuFAnt haira
20 yuu w1sh soft and tustzous n1ttf
DO you wish zray hatr 1es:ore17
Do you Wish your vh.sks-s glons5P
d, you w.Ab them restored In ccacr
Do You wnuI dreaatrg2
Dc yon wRrs1t for your chllnran7
Do you WHIT It tor you1snh. Tor Aka&f e3 aa@sREa.
fo- b1otbar, lister or frfend7
Do you wsnt the best preparation or oot dzseax-
sa7nalatnR. protecting rzs.ortoE tho COLOR aaa2 2'
Ez,nx so1s nlu anu ;u,Sez, :ne Huuaa Hdxf
Eaa.w wa ~szEaas
, 1864-07-22

Zee. VeEetnh1eK+ Kc., Tor TIE
Army of the Potomac.
Bosrox, Jal5 1D--Thc fast schooner Char
1otte Shaw sailed to-duy for CITY Point, Va.
under nspecisl clearance from the Treasury
Department. with a iult cargo Of ice, vegeta-
1,cs. and boBpttel stores. shipped b. the
United 6tntes Chri.t,an Culnmi,sion for the
arm, Of the Potomac.
, 1864-07-22
FROM QUINCY.



OF his Career.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Qu1EcT, III. Thursday, July Fl.
Col. James Frazier Jacqucss IA native OF
Indiana, aged Il. graduated at 1ndiana AS
bury University, IN 1915, was admitted to the
bar in 1876, Joined the Illinois annual Con
ference II. f. Church In 1917, VAS elected
President OF the Female College at jackson
vile, Illinois, 1910, and resigned In 1865;
was elected President of Quincy College In
1856, where he remained until the war COM
menccd. He Immediately took the field in
defense Of the Government, assisted In rafs-
ing several regiments; was commissioned
Chaplain Of the 9Th Illinois cavalry just be-
fore the battle Of Shiloh. While his regiment
was stationed ut Paducah he became apprised
of the intended attack, went to Savannah
and communicated with Gen. Grant, who
refused to believe the statement. The attack
came in the direction, and within six hours
Of the time predicted. He remained until
after the battle, and rendered efficient
service In many ways. Governor
Yates, learning these facts, offered
him Colonel's commission, with the privi-
lege of raising regiment from the State at
large He soon succeeded in raising what
is known as the preachers regiment. I'D
Illinois volunteers. Three weeks after leav-
ing Camp Butler, the regiment WINS In battle
at Perrysyillc, subsequently Mt Stone River,
Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, and during
these engagements. the Colonel distinguish
ed himself ns brave, cool, aud ski1ful COM
mander. In one Of these engagements he had
two horses killed under him. For some
months past, be has commanded brigade.
BE was summoned to Washington about
three weeks ago. In politics, Col jacques
was Wing, afterwards q Republican, and
always anti slavery. He is IN eloquent
speaker, successful educator, and heavy
AbolitioniEt; braye soldier, and IN ernest,
energetic mai has remarkable power over
men. When III college, he could always get
out scrape easier than any Of his class
mates. He will accomplish his mission if IT
is within the reach Of possibility.
FROM NIAGARA FALLS.
4 BORDER Peace Romance Borderin.
on Fnrce-JeHgtkf, Sanders & Co.,
Managers.
, 1864-07-22
PLANTS EXTRA.

From NEW WHEAT, just receiTed from St. Louis.
GILBERT, UPn1Ke d CO..
yt1E4E9-tt ~ Lake s.teet asd 2ii 8, Wakee-at
, 1864-07-22
NEW$KY TELEGRAPH.

Gz e ! Rk aEktAh&E s2a
THE WAR FOR THE
UNION.
Latest from the Situation
in Georgia and
Virginia,
THE REBELS ATTACK.
+ SHERMAN IN FRONT
OF ATLANTA.
TIE RE BEL ARMY In FIRGI-
MA THREATEN THE
OFFENSIVE.
latest from Washington.--
MATTERS at the Capital.
The Great Canada Peace
| Fiasco.
COLORADO lEWETrAS scene
| SKlFTER AND SANDERS
| AS CAlL.BDY.
OF the Embassy that Was no
Embassy.
and Tie 0Tertures that we're
Neither Sent nor
Received.
correspondence between
the Prominent Rebels
and Horace Greeley.
He REFERS TO THE PRESlEEhT~-MR.
ilNC0lM'S SAFE CONDUCT.
Wrath Of the Bogus Embas-
sadors-Scene Closes
with JeWett.
b sEMI-OFFICIAL REFERENCE
70 THE WHOLE MATTER.
FURTHER FROM THE EMBAS-
ST OF COL. JACQUES.
The War in Missouri--Im-
| portant from the
, 1864-07-22
MEN aQnEEItSEulKtt1a.

DERSONAL.-W1l1iam Fl. Low,
L. Mr., J. ss.rmsa s7i Mss. pe.sy, Ft1 G1Ettrr
favor nv caft,nr or eere1r- fthtr- addr> 10 3S e.
FgEL. ,o1rerls rlss NaIy krs7l Of Newport, ky.,
:. the Tremcnt uonse By u CLOCK TO day.
iy2t rlG9 It lktp
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|DTCBIE5 WANTED AT TUE
1 rcrtxettcrn saoitasv Con1gsiss:sn Room snns
n.or or c1hbsEe VIII 1t rsady sale At tho raona
Ok ms cam n{s!on, te- Madison sreet'
N,Hf 8c.ra
, 1864-07-22

To MhjoI naF
Mt, Holcomb presents his compliments TO
Msior Hay, anl greatly regrets of his return
to Washington being delayed BY any e1pecta.'
which Mr Holcomb received from him On
yepterdsy, to be delivered TO the President
Was ACCEPTED as The response to letter Of
Mssars. Clary and Holeoub t. the Hon. q.
Greeley, and to that gentleman IN sn5wer
hss been transmitted.
, 1864-07-22


DO so!ea.nI Ira+ :. ia thu dntv of free neon9e II
Ese0Es n4s sat;a,sncs 80 nnon thr very thres;.
met WILD nFm assh1aaT. ~ mower Unon the,r
hoia, esety antoed ~ fhem and: to Dc this. II
Sm.s md Tehr. that they should not oniY
u neGe.s ~ nInin ,.n unyarnished terms rzrn
r., 9.nrnsTs i h,t :hey should resist win :her
'iras s and teir fortn1es. every usurp1tion upon
thei, ri"hts. and thnt We viii resist by fcrce, II
9eeeeSsfa5' s,bet as h7 The atodnction Of ileca
nnaes ta III ;ntidate w xefs v
tSre,ts q rsse5I5 IF 1iojcnce. ooc n''A '''SN" -
y Thas i e ieapchinss snd b. sia nusacs Il ab
eI,ton,sn. Which 6ss been 80 N broadcast through
a1u r, nnti ths dose1ine q iaeDr:sti6ie coac:
ses'a' Thst f the present unnatural wa@n which we
az eneassu an1 1rom rhe nH,ncaa- ~ 5,ch Il
as,sn Was ernced. apd lnstead Of belns wscsd for
ae 1,5a,. ana Cnnfiess assnret ns Il, he cnm
mence9ent that It should be), j; has, through The
naeEse and "iskea = mn; OF an teen a9S1na
, 1864-07-22

4 BoFder Peace Romance Bordering
on Fnrce-JeHV=sf, Sauders & Co.,
MAnAGtfN.
, 1864-02-12

Com Market, from tho New York Itmss which il
very correct, and much better than can do il nv
SELF. TIE contest that ana now carving on fs
what 1haye often told you that would do II Il
c4=t me my uic: Il has now arrived at a poirt
whera my lifs will be put at stake, and shali
rely lay it down rather than swerye ona int Or
orc title from Whist consider right and inst. II
my Life 10 sacrificed in this contest 3ou Tlll b. tel
eeraphed Immediately, and wish you to CONC to
this city With all of the a1x children and take thu
eaue Weapon that used, and with tho sane zeal
tftrnth and justice 70 immedatel7 OF Change cnJ
hare Fnne Inc pint out to you til: individual .A3t
has sacrificed n.- property and tried to dea.rcY
r. ss' factef, and there stand and sell day bT7d4T
corn enough Tor caah down to meet the payments
- lt.y become due; but sell only ore load Of CON
to Ally one party; Keep the children On 'cha:.e
WIN you, and lay down your life aud sacrifice
them. which Enow yo1 will do to carry out the
principles which hare tnaugurated on that Corn
Exchange. Don't walt for or take any care for my
burial; Let others Do that. Your work is OF much
more importance. III. Fletcher will instruct yo1
n ssfazd 70 the way and manner Of doing The bcs!
ct moments warning to leave with all tbs chii-
d.eu. Let me- assure you that shall not return
home until this thing is decided, and 1t shall DO
victory er death with me. Have fifth, be OF good
ehet and re5oaee, for all things ste working Tcli.
Nj eyes are 60 weak that GaFo not w1.tc."
The brother-in-1aw Of Mr. Tibbetts, states
TINT the original Of the foregoing letter was
na led to Lis {Tibbett's) wife, In Connecticut,
e1lLer Sunday, or at IN carly hour yesterday
morning The friends of Mr.. T. conclude
That lie has of late been laborin. unlera tem-
porary alteration of mind,
, 1864-02-12
Qltcaao Qtlbutle.
4 HEALTH TO GEN. HURNsIDJ

4 HEALTH TO GEN. BURNSIDE.
The following sorg WAS snug at dinner given
IN Boston recently 70 Gen. burnside. 1twas writ
len for the occasion By Rev. Theron Brown, Of
Canton, Eass.:
Here's health to the heart thst has wcashered tho
To tue hero WHO lcaped At the battles fsss blow.
ing,
And rnehed where the war gathered black roand
his fo!m,
Full armed for Gods vengeance and Treason's
urdofcgl
Hai, ha:l to tho chief from the battles red
Will the emeu Of the strife on his cassock and
- ptuuel
For the welcomes OF hecmen to yalor be1oug,
And the deedE u the b1ave a1c the glory OF
Eong.
From Y, tyr wsn fought fields, hail. soldierl
Whore iheF sQradrons still march and thy rifles
src EcalinE.
Thy ft.ts and The Toes Of thr country arc one;
Thy 17cuda are Its hients-one IN faith "a In
feeling.
Three cheers for thy lsureis, Gnest Of the
Free!
from the border, the sea board, tho blue Tennes-
sees
For tbs sSele ones Of itcc1ncn to valo. belong,
And the deeds Of the brave arc the glorY Of
BOuN. -
, 1864-02-12

From Letter ron Gie { Salt Lake City.1
The Snowman from Baldwinsyille 10 among
rs fron 'e! csifofpa aer eScitiur ieeturins
tour on the Pacific Hc came to us tired and
weary. and soon evinccd that sickness had
SET in uron hint, p loid fever. He lies very
nj at Tie Salt Lake House Yesterday his
physician Informed me that though nothing
coild be said. for two OF three days, with eef-
fn1niy-thc chances then were against his re-
coyefy. To-day Dr.. Kingston, bis agent, in.
forms me that he thinks him rather better,
ard hopes Tint the inflammation they dreaded.
is not to take place. The people wQEld
mourn the loss Of ArteMqs Ward.
, 1864-02-12

The Mormons are operating largely II some
wire recently baptized ut Chatham.
1t has been recently ascertained that less
than two hundred priyateersmcn Of the war
o. 1912 remain alive.
The Wlnslow will case, thathas for some
time been on trial ut Bridgeport, CT, has
been compromised and withdrawn from
court. The heirs, by the adjustment, are to
have about one-quarter of a million dollars.
The late King Of the Sandwich Islands
was succeeded on the day Of his death by bis
elder brother, Prince Lot, now Kamehancha
Y. The new King was born on December II,
. 1880, accompanied his brother on his travels
through Europe and the United states, and
was Tor the Inst seven years the Minister Of
the Interior.
The Montreal TVitnc.s asks for a scientific
explanation Of the fact that this has been the
mildest winter ever known in Lower Canada,
and the eeyerest perhaps ever known in the
Western States, md even Us far South rs st.
Louis and Washington.
There were Is, 100 mnskets made at the
a1mory in Springfield last month-the largest
number ever made in any month.
The directors of London Insurance
Company at their recent annual meeting had
a regular fight Sticks were used, heads bro
ken, and the police called =
California contributed SIS, 40 to the funds
" L40 1o41ha3 @o4A7sANA oAA LIZ *A@~ @AASAsAA
OF January.
Maple sugar, made In mid-"inter, is one
Of the luxurles the editorial fraternity are en-
joying In Berkshire county.
Robert Girgnon, so years old, and the
man who captured the famous Indian named
Blackhawlz, perished in SNOW drift near his
own house New Year's.:day, near 0ahkosk,
Missouri.
A Newfoundland paper, In speaking of
| The, House Of Assembly of that island, cn1o-
| gizea It in the following unequiyoca Inn
Eunge: stake them for all In all, from the
| Speaker downward, VIC do not suppose that
| greater set Of low-liyed and lawless ecoun-
dlcls, as public men, can be found under the
| canopy OF heaven.
The Ch,pni9ue des Arts states that among
the articles recently discovered ut Pompeii IS
small head Of juno, in silver, Of exquisite
workmanship; also tho body, In silver, but
broken; bridlc-bit In bronze; q lamp, In the
same metal complete, with cover, suspend
ing chain, and e1tingufsher; apatcra; large
and handsome vase, with the handles termf-
mated By winged genil holding cornucopIa !;
other small vases In bronze; and seal in that
| metal bearing the name OF the master Of the
house In which the articles were found
Incio Correlio Diadumcuo.
| The price for the burial Of the dead has
| increaeea, and a considerable addition is de-
manded for coffin, hearse and carriages 4 citi-
zen was recently overheard querying whether
| t. die would not be an expensive proceeding,
but, be added, provisions have increased aud
living is higher; but the real truth is, there
| are many hundreds who cannot afford to live
| or die at present DrjccB
, 1864-02-12

z OAES ON REAL ESTATE
We arc constantly prepared to negotiate 1oan&
npon real estate in c5 Tor term Of yeaa. atths
MeneI investd 81 shows for residents Or noa1xesl
Itrt. AA"' l.. .. OLM3TKD d Coz
Cokpef Lakn end LAaal1eseA
ra11o131.m
, 1864-02-12

has slocased ii 1Gs pea1 bnrn strctt. opposite Pot II.
e. chis.Ec L. -; Ae e suee@sssf9ly @ Ells and e1ts.es
n,ar hours Also, cnres Ill Eints Of cores aud iii
l"l'ic discahts :'nd piles cure alwaJa guarsn-
= cd Or ~ pay. r. Q. Box es53. fs6wNAdim
, 1864-02-12
Our NDtiff. ::

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, 1864-02-12

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, 1864-02-12

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E'riae = cents. Mailed free everywhere.
IL be had also OF Il, GCDrII. 7f Randolph street
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, 1864-02-12

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, 1864-02-12
TUST PUBLISHED.
DUDLEY CARI.E0N j:
OR,
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AGENCIES
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