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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-03
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ScurD McGenth,
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Cine iyarE. suu 1862 Nde.n in lst,to 6,
'r list {" ypllars per Mder, y c,usr
g'tsn NAhtai( taft. an .irc Ne,tttln,ofe rnr
i%nnerhalb meniser Mcilen ron elmer gilentahu,
1870 @dsr in 6snl 40 older in GuItur, 10
Nder cute Wie{c; outss Saus IS x GO ixus
neblt Seller; gutter Drummer an cer Sbiir. ns'
r%aunltaer Stnu, 2 @iebldupprn, Gin Nprrtl1s
tyr 5Oo Gultel, ArrEcS Nrpbaus, Nru,- uue
SiennbelS s%cniissur fir 9stens;eit.
St. Yaul, 25. september 1864.
HENRY MckENTY,
2iE34 5Iutler in @ruut. Gi.ertbilm.
Del5paaren. -Yelawaaren.
Oamen> meIde bubble Sets" BON Minf, 49,
nes recr aneern pelien miinl&en, merten aut
thun, in rem
Minneipta Yel3<@ture,
nebsn Munser's MuFf1ors, sorauipredeu. Of,
fneen Dor: spn ben bsf esfertiaten @aartu,
'relds je III sieler Start su haten nareu.
5ur psrren Otter urb &He,miten. Saut-
idubs uno Arasen; @hltteaeeden Vel, St,
Spn Sinsl- une feinern Yelssn.
Serlan9t: YelSe gum Grpprt mpfir bic
bS@lten Marttpreile te3ablt tpercen.
32''3', a. Moore.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-03

O"T wv
iber9ab Ct bas Bud5 Dem Staetclerf uno
bterbet fam eS CUR crfen Gntpedun9 bes
1erbre6ens, UNI msldes Is ii9 bantelt.
6err SdiFbauer ndmli9 iberrei9te Gem
@tacts@lerf, 9errn Jrienb, toS Bud NIT
ben @orteS: "3ier 9ebe iG ibnen leds>
u%ns3pan3is 8ldtter unter3etdnet surld!,"
trorauf per Staptz@ler e1mieberte: .Gs
ml1en aber pier;is fem"
Sc feQte ftd bitrauf beraus, tae pierz
jebn 8ldtter. worauf fd Noten i'm Bez
TRACE au 112 Dollar befunpen batten,
febIten.
Wo, mann ,tno bur1 tren tparen iie ent>
tpenbet ,pproen? Das mar bic erle
5auptfra9e. UNI bic es l@ banrelte. Ser
Stabts@ lert. aIs ct bic BON i'm aesei&nez
ten Noten benz Maeor einbdnpi0tt, ,abl=
te lie III belen @eoenrart.
Gs tparer1 40 Bldtter, unp piele 3abl
>purpe pom, Mayor unte,3ei6net. 9dtte
nun her 2eBtere 6errn S6iFtauer, rem
Controller, pas Bud peri5nli9 eins
cebdnoi9t, Bate 5err Sdifbauer beim
Gmpfans bic 8ldtter in @esenmart pes
ge3dblt, unit e~benfalS beim Mus>
bdnbtgen ees 8u@es an Zen @efdnenib.
10 lieBe it@ leidter nadweilen,
n q mn unb unter 1pe1en 6dnben bic
Ttblenben Noten perldmunben.
USE be Saden Heben, bleibt eS cine
p1s1e Grase. cb Die Bldtter ypu,dblio
paren, 3ar 3eit als Maycr Stepart bos
BUD 9errn S6ifbauer einbdnciate ODER
!t9t Oh, menn fe 3u Der Belt nou,dbz
i9 trartn, rer1hwanben, ale tas Sud-
i'd In Smitbs pper @an 6amms Sbbut
sfant unp ale bts jebt porlteeenoen
, 1864-07-26

esp. ard presented = very finc appearance.
Al about quatter past three luL pcryaded
TIC entire multitude of spectators.
Shortly afterwards the signal was given
by the discharge Of pistol, and II amils boat
da1ted out like an arrow nearly boats
length In advance OF Ward. A deatening
cheer rose from the admiting crowd, but Il
soon subsidcd into low marmur, and some
doubts were espressed cs Wa1d was wit
missed to gain ground BY his long sTceping
stroke. After few minutes they were near.
" parallel, but the quick, sharp strokc OF
Hsmil could not be surpassed, and he soon
left bis antagonist several yards behind
Here the betting commenced, usually three
to two on Hamil md sometimes even at
greater odds. Hamil was the 1irst to turn
the broy, and was In short time followed by
Ward, and from this moment few doubted the
Issue oftlc contest who were at the end Of the
courte. But on the side from
whence they started the most
Intense excitement prevailed, and even
some commenced to fear that defeat would
attend their fayoritc. But when they rounded
the bend on the river, Hamil's victory was
apparent, and loud cheer greeted the victor
On hls arrival When the pistol was fred. at
the termination Of the race, HamiPe boat
was about fifty yards in advance Of the New
Workers., who still continued to row with
the measured, sweeping stroke until he ar.
rived at the starting place. The race lasted
thirty eight minutes and thirty-two seconds,
and was Admiralty contested, so that it Is
the general opinion that Ward could beat
any body else but Hamil, who on the oar IS
invinciblc. They both appeared flushed and
futigued, and after few atnicaolc words ex-
changed to one another, they repaired to the
contrary eides Of tho river. Ward is nuw ut
the MOnongahe ella House, and Hnmtl still re-,
eides at the Glen Hotel
, 1864-07-26
FINANCIAL AMI ;CvMM EBClAL,

MosEY EVENING, July Is. e
Tbs money market today characterized By that
samc closeness witch contr4cd 1t On Saturday, but
At tie same time It Is MUG more quiet. Bankers
have received but few visitsfom pe-ulahve opera
tcss In produce, It lawell tdereood they haTa no
indu'ge1cts to grant .thcm. Mol mercantile paper
asyeEy generally accepted thc hanks. but they re-
lute 10 touch bills or make aflnces any Why con
Eeeteo With pro1uce or otht speculative ass1cles.
ihc1e 10 no confidence In resent prices, and the
tpAsmoolc yielding and rayig for the lass ten days
tntne rfodEcc market, is1egaed a. the premonitlon
oi certain downfall among class Of merchants.
1he opinion is universal TIT this will ba the case
aEd of course few or none hao sacleu. tcncrity to
prAVe The danger. even vii Tho wide margins anu
large discounts Which arenow offered by olders,
who only hope to save thuseiyes By some event.
perhaps disaster to our braY boysin tho e1d-which
may caFfy up The price OF ed, and prodnee With 1t.
Almost tne entire moneyc llntsrest-and all ef the
loyal the count is against these oparA-
tozf, md 1t amounts aimostoa certainly that thcY
mutt 80 under, unless the rtlef comes In the saapc
We h1yc !1tinated shove.
The c'oseHees ia e1chapses stl1E maintained. and
the qnofsaons hare been saried up to par butt
premium eelltng. About I'll he transactions today
have been At these fgurcE, although Eoma "shosts''
IN the early part Of the dGy aay have sold slightly
under these tgures. A n tie present huctnatinR
nnd feyeEbh condition Ct the ,roduce market In New
York the1e - little tisrcstioa to ship, there Is
scarcely Feasibility ofa Ia up In the exchange
market for scuc time 10 conc, aud It may advance
another FRICTION, even, before drops.
Our produce market 10 do, has be:n tick and
weakly, With no disposition a1ouE operators to IN
dn'gc in transactions. The abanco Of gold dispatch
es has thrown doubt Epoa ihetandencJ Of financial
uattcfs IN Now York, and or operators mad no
guide by which 10 shape the,r course. There was
general decline In pricea with atsnscIous disposition
to hold on manifested By considerable numbets.
On aceornt Of defapFemtnt Ii the witas, no gold
, 1864-07-26

From the St. Louis Democrat, Juls sal
At Schofcld Barracks yesterday afternoon.
novel military spectacle was witnessed By
the 145th Illinois, (hundred day mcu.) Lien:
tenant George n. Burnett, Of company F, Of
that regiment, was marched out By corpo.
rails guard at dress parade, und the orders
read which condemned him to be dishono5a.
biz dismissed the service, to forfeit his pay,
and to haye all military insignia stripped
from his clothing In presence Of the regl-
ment; after which he was to be conducted
to Myrtle street prison and held In condne:.
nent for trial as accessory to the crime OF
murder. Bis offence was, that while officer
of the guard, a few daya ago, he left his post
In company with several men Of his compa-
ny, entered the premises OF 3 German gar
dener named Bradermus, Tor the purpose Of
robbipg hts orchard. and while there one Of
the men shot and Killed Bradermus with q
nusket- The sentence Of the Court was ex-
ecuted under the direction of Colonel Baker,
who was present on the occasion. After the
orders we're read, one Of the privates drew
forth an:old sshawk-bil'' penknife, severed the
cord On he Lieutsnants hat, nipped b his
golden eagles that we're perched upon hts
cont. The unfortunate young man bore his
disgrace in silence, but he must hare felt bis
degradation deeply. He is from Williamson
county, Illinois, and Is said ay his comrades
to be an excellent ycung man, Of gentle
dispoEllon, ana noFat AZ olsposcd k0 sultA
from the performance of bis duty. His des"
ertion Of his post and raid upon the apple
orchard Was-a thoughtless conntry-boy,s fro.
lfc, md It. is said that he ordered the soldiers
rot to fire upon the German. But In times
ike these, when officers are prone to become
reckless and careless, 1t was found necessary
10 make m example Of this youRs man, and
bc has been degraded that others may take
warning BIZ his example The Army Reg1la-
tiens declare TINT tic plundering By soldiers
Of persons and property they are in duty
bound to protect, is crime Of such tnfamy
it ca.not be excused. The two Illinois reEi'
ments nov quarte1ed in this city are fresh
troops, and with the exception Of the case
mentioned, have conducted themselves In Q
proper manner. The fate Of young Burnett
should warn them to be careful in their con
dcct, as the officers in command here are moi
disposed to wink at fragrant violations Of Law
and order,
, 1864-07-26
THE CROPS AND IAIE CfllNCa BUG.
WISCONSIN,

TJr DRouaur-A correspodent OF the EAuoshA
j. nsss Ms ana aY q WV ar7
iW0 nnary, November ana December, 1881; FeDru-
ber. i ess tR,!ia 70! T. ssSh otthsse
espped Ills Isl year xhea 4 t6as locality 20 Fn leu ior
TTx t:RopF-The trouEht and this chinch bugs have
pre9ed vi e ~ s.oRs generally lsFe
Many iamets ars cutting down thsit nsIds q Grain
t2 e rassss e. se s IL 0iPs is:s
q elaa and rich hasysstss" the farmers veg
liz sT eags vii hsp Co., poaoss aad th
istt crops very nuchIiBurliegt 1ndep pendcnt.
winter grain almost Eiilo1t exception, ieokns veil
Il asa nfsseDt earcV Of IL
Is1s coaniy toE ths IeI! ysas@; 5sTi,a GoaIsas
,b ~ sars o 9fTa taa
si ss Ssss X ss + 5s
sSstss. E e = 5 1--we @
l...n.:-2.. 9snsSA W " 49,.
SK0fs II 'ra I g91NT9A Gentle
trfyims i t6ss vhsat both aoElns ~ wnie: prom:
ies ore nas a. Stenasy ys,a r. las;e Eostaoa of
ISa's but other light Grams and eseu''ats will
eisP sS!s S;s$ h. ssssS ssi5 w. +:
enrb b1e seems tesernis ed to destroy what 1titie
she ~ spared: Farmers ts q that II thsiF
Cd ~ thess anwslccms p:sls. ana ihey ara 80 the1
b s y tns s Tss s
raSsses oI IT, * little xatrials. a,....
s9E ss oIs b' s .s
dent In tcne mat Vi cannot Ind it il our heart to
, 1864-07-26

The A!ta California gives The following
abatement of an ont,-,oc comrn,t,e3 h,. on,,;t
H.,,st.aN 49, ~ ... ~ efI,t
Hue;oe Monthly Magazine, iu San Francisco:
The circumstances are as follows: During
the past week Miss Lester has been lying very
LII, having frequent attncks of syneopc, which
had been quite alarming from the fact thut
some of her relatives have died In similar
condition; but on Saturday there was cyi-
dence Of great improvements, and hope was
entertained Of her speedy recovery. As the
burse had become greatly fAtfgued by her
constant watching, she was induced to retire
to On adjoining room: while a Indy friend
, 1864-07-26
M a r T N e LIS e
PORT OF CHICAGO.

lVED...".......Ju1S IS
stm1 Genet M1rssa Mantow@s Nnst5 stf5s saDdzies
1s5a Tst|ss sands,ss
Pop P1op !. bsfbs!. HopSins. s. Joseph sandfies.
Hs;
s;ss:' III: ss :; 100
sess sss Hss: e. e lumber
Be Ss; 5s'ss s Rs sRss: &c: les cd.
Brig {. ]. hutchinson. Hutchinson, Menomonee, 20
gsss B:ssss W:ss &c
Id N lumber.
sssF sssF asfs
scnr aaysnt' s Butler. Kalamazoo. $ NJ lumber.
@ ssSr beile isisen. Manitovoe, lis SHINGLES. i n
seaE Guide ebplns. St; Josso9 20 ln@ser
SshF SshF Ba1as is
ssss I'M: assa sss r. HRsss
sehr Guide johnson, Green bay, ls5 N lumber, 2u'
sens eabss ea1s Becker Green Dag; 1ss 2 lumber.
SsssF G as ss bss 6
scnE $sI Hi Kshmoq7a Il 7stn Shields Bay du koc rs
sehr Geo Wo ts!asto9 haywood, Little suauico 1ss
sehr atsap.e. s' Fin. il ':is Cleveland M goal
schr CaEri9s1or, Thompson. osweRo, 1@ m 1umsef
sssE as sss s?a' eds
schr Anna Thorine. johnson, s1anltowoe, IS m 1um~
schr Mariner, Smith, Manitowoc, 90 cls wood. -,
sehr El ItmEo: auRh:s' aan'towoc' 20 m lunoer 1p
schr MasFekep. 1 Mcyea, Browns Pisr, 81 eds wood
schr Dawn; Olsen; PlaHmst's Psr, 60 cas wood.
ssh s T. e Ps s
scbr Challenge Nelson. Kalamazoo IS N lumber. $50
schr Sped. Reid, RI Sheldon. s. Cd wood.
sch1 New, Hampahlre, Long, Jennings Pier, 70 eds
scnr spartan, vanaerberg. Pigeon Creek, S cords
geet nafPs Mn;tsgsa; fs9 ans lumber
S,4Ss Ssys
scow Coutin MAY PFesson, Charottavilla, Is cords
scow I. 3 Goldsmith. Buchanan, Kalamazoo, 60 N
sssx sssw as;ts Hosna WOOD
s,ur Comet. orre5. EA1asexos .saai;:;.
f4op f1 Gtndetas WeieS Badsio sso ba osts go br1s
Prop Fls9outh. Dickson. Buffalo. 500 bu wheat: IS.
Prop 3 @.tsvs, sSss; Warren: Mg.sesep: n.hs: -
81 81 sss
Plop H:a.tc Rayd M99trca = 10 bu whess. 90 Dr1s
rps GeS " Wooa 81 Psax ford choygan uzht
t. aRs ss1d,,ts 6fs
&ssi!ss eisss b
H%s1sn. ff; hs{ Sea SS a5
, 1864-07-26
TROUBLE In IHR ssDEMOCRATIc,,
CAmR.

There Is growing apprehension on the
part Of the Mcawbcr papers that hatred Of
Mr.. Lincoln may not after all prove sufH-
c,ently cohesive power to unite the tao
wings Of the Copperlead party-the scy-
mour and Mcclellan milk and.water-war
party with the Wood and Vallandlgham
peace and.dtsunion psrty. Very extensive ar
rnpgements arc making by the vigorous peace
party to bolt and run separate candidate,
unless the imbecile war party abandon their
principles, such as they arc, and become q
vigorous peace party. This, the !" im5ecile
war" psrty claims, "does not speak well for
the democracy and patriotism Of those who
ure going to bolt, What Is wanted, there.
fore, is something that shall be c1editable to
Jtsh democracy and patriotism" The fed
er Of such m article will be literally re-
war,cd- One Of the 3imbecilc war" organs
thus attempts to read the peace men ont Of
the Democratic party:
They who shall get up their own peculiar views
and undertake to enstain thc1a BY separate action
| might well at once adhere to Mr.. Lincoln, toi
their labor will 1e for his reelection
Another democratic war" organ claim.
that Fernando Wood and Va1landighan hay'
conepired 10 rc-elect Mr.. Lincoln by dividing
the & Democratic party" Since those VIII
! go for the Ker are for Mr.. Lincoln in princl
pie, and those who 70 for peace are for Mr.
Lincoln personality, We don't zee but 1t
"heads win, tulls you lose" with Homes
| MD Abe
, 1864-07-26

fine specimen for the cbinet Of that school.
This discovery. it VIII be observed, deter:
miles one Of two thing: -either the series Of
rocks in this district ggerally kuown as the
Azoic do not belong toshat epoch. or there
is no Azoic epoch At alL-all the rocks lying
temporancous with vegiable Lie. we com
mend the subject to ge{ogtsts-
, 1864-07-26
DIR. EASTERLK+S
AMERICAN llM1MEMT.

This valuable Imminent Will euro
rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Gutss
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Ten.
donA sweilcd and sur Joints, Lum~
baSo, and alY Diseases whero an
external remedy IL Indicated.
DR.. EAsTERLYu AMER1cAN LtNIAENr VIM
also euro Spraf13, Bruises. Cuts, Calls Chafaa. Ring
Boue Scratches Or Wounds which are constantly oc-
cuu!ng 70 HORSES: Familtea shqu!d keep It 9oA-
the BEST AND MUSr EFF1CACI0US 11N1NfAT
neS r. y p36E?Aa1e 31eA a, DIR EAsrRRIy d CO.'S Family
htedcirrs" Store, % Macllon atrect near fhe foss
Office, Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-07-26

The New York WorSd, having spoken of
Gen. Hunter MS having gone to roost among
the mountains Of Western Virginia, a Staff
officer of his, writes to The Ho1,d; giving the
reasons Of his retreat In that direction. The
substance Of It is, that he was out Of ammu-
pition that be had depot Of commiasary
supplies at Maadoaos BluD, about six days
march from Lynchburg; TINT M ammnnl-
train was on it's way to meet him at that
point; and that he fell back to itwith view
to put his army in condition to faec the enc.
my. But the depot, being guarded by some
raw hundred day troops, had been given up,
the sur plies destroyed and carried away, and
the men stampeded. Consequently, Hunter
had nothing to do but reach Is quickly as he
could bis headquarters OF supply, which were
at Maftinsburg and the question nor was
US 10 the Eafcst and quickest mode of reach.
Ing that point. He might Try to march do wn
the Shenandoah Valley; or take boats down
the Krpawla and up the Ohio 10 Parkers-
burg, and thcncc by rail to Martinsburg. He
chose the latter as not only quicker, but as
the only possible route in his circumstances :;
bling without food and without ammunition,
The Railroad down the Shenandoah would
blSe enabled the enemy to flank him my
Where; and to collect supplies from coun-
try as bare as Virginia In the face Of SUPER
ior force, is desperate undertaking; and
to fight without ammunition is an impossi-
hllity.
, 1864-07-26

MONDAY EVENING. JulJ 2, 1sai,
LUa.BER--Recttvcdts 10, ,oo6 feet With a1uaaes r.
ctjpts the narke. Is draer bu: with no quotao'e
chauge Gu p,cvicus quotations,
6H1KGLEs-Are1n In active denhad, and res7 nf"
atpretentEsts. .
LATH-Marke: ac!ive and unchanged.
cAEoo SALES etyuE aArURpAf.
Caro- schr MusseEoo, from Curtta' p1es. sold BY
White q TrovbrtdRe. S. GO feet Whitewood car a.
s2ot0 euls at s1o %: &C. osDfect Osk and Aan flant
clear at 4sc.co culls at $l5,c0; cargo Mary. non.
Oconto Joncs' 3I1l. sold By Houghtelllog,
mill run lumber 1t s2ots; cargo Annie Thornt. Ifom
M.ritovoc, 1old BY McDcnAld, 65 ooo feet lumber.
me ttly at1ips 1t $213o Atrpf. and ba1snce at SLEW
cargo Z. c. Gray. from Muskegon, told by aaft q
MAXWELL soLoo # lumber " stz1p, comu1oa At $i6eo
cargo schr Wether from Whiteo:nba's MIL, ocon'o,
tseo0aft lumber 1bnips a. $2iM Cargo stnF Asasns
f,om .uazoo sold By T.uesdtr * o0c II 1umh.r 1
htTips $l9@ Cargo schr. Blsck HAwk iro1, White
Lake, sod By Cove o'Bzieu. 1900 feet mixed lam
Ter " kripB; strips 1t s1so balance At Sl4'7s.
&11nr raTAN nh
, 1864-07-26

Notes from Privntc Letters-TIc s1tua.
I1on-numoFcd Changes tor
age, Grccnbacks, Flte-, Shippers, aud
HOl Weather.
IFrom Soldiers Lettcr.l
Sd DIy1eIuS MTH ARxX CoRps,
In the "a eeC hIY0N<.tfEKt fSIEEfs GA

In t1e elHATTAN10CHEE lftSEH, ia,
July II, 1854.
We {thc Goth corps) and 18th corps arc the
only troops now on this side Of the river.
The remaining five have all crossed. We
can take Atlanta whenever we wish. We
are in no hurry about 1t. The rebels have
only small force opposite us on the river.
The rest Of their troops are supposed to have
gone to help Lee. Thal7th corps moved ont
this morning, leaving US to guard this end Of
the railroad at the bridge, or where the bridge
was. General Canby Is supposed to be COM
ing mp the Alabama River by way Of Mobile,
which is nearly unprotected. This III 1t
turn out coy will give Us short line Of sup
plies by land from Atlanta to Montgomery
is miles, The strategy of the next few
weeks will decide the fate OF this campaign,
and perhaps Of the whole wdf!
is rumor that Hooker will relieve Hunter in
Western Vtrcinia, and that Major General
Butter field, now On sick leave at New York,
will take the Goth corps.
The men are enjoying good easy time.
picking blackterries and sPecaiating on the
have not been pa,d for above eight months.
The troops are six months behind.
From an oficer's Letter1
ID BRIGADE CAyA1HT, L
OK SwEETWATEE GREER Ga., July Is.
! We have no forage for our stock except
green oats, wheat and grass. We are having
terribly hot weather-fhe most oppressive I
ever experienced, and the dust is sufrscatlns.
Flies arc our ubomination, they attack Us
without mercy, and fill our saddle blankets
! {and if wet our sleeping blankets) with skip
/ pe1s It is truly sickening to see their de-
posits. There is much suffering among the
| Sick and wounded, though every thing that
| can be is done for their comfort
, 1864-07-26

From the Lake Superior Mining Circular, 15th.1
Some weeks ago there WIS found in tall
,cose slate bed, about thirty feet thick, as near
IS we now remember. that Is intercalated
with the beds Of specular iron ore IN the
Lake Superior mine, several very fine 6pcci-
much the appearance Of ferns, and VIC think
belong to that class Of plants, although We,
arc unable to determine IRON the small spec
linen which re obtained. Mr.. Adrian j..
Ebell, Of the Scientific Department of Ynle
College, was here at the time and secured
, 1864-07-26

ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
Tie Monmouth Reviep states that few
DAYS since Mrs, Alburters Miller Of that
place was accidently elot through the foot
6y her husband. She will probably be lame
for life.
4 female horse thief named Julia Bradford,
formerly OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been
arrested at Rock Island for stealing horse
and buggy.
PEORIA COUNTY.
Last Thursday terrible accident occurred
On the Illinois. river. a woman named
Joscphene Phillips, employed as cook on
the Tow boat Annie Mny, had her dress
caught by the shaft and before assistance
could reach her both legs, were crushed of
above the knee.
WILL COUNTY.
4 little daughter OF Jerome P. Pinney Was
drowned in Hickory creek, near Joliet, on
Wednesday last
A young man named Heron Barbour Of
Monmouth, while visiting his bEother-in.
law, L. s. Parker, at Loekport, accidentally
shot himself On Thursday lust He lived
but two hours.
4 man named Dooley, committed to Jail
In 1861 for the murder of an old German
uamed Golz, has been sentenced to the State
PenItentiary for life.
MADISON COUNTY,
Z An ARRAY occurred at Alton few days
since between two colorcd men, John john
ston and Joseph Buns, during which john
stou drew pistol md shot Burns dead.
, 1864-07-26
@i5cfIIane0us.
DR.. EAsTERLY's
IODINE AND SARSAPAhllLA

i'n .. u "a only med:c:n. tbs: x1u c1rn dIzsasea
a11s'ax Hom an Impure state of .ho blood, us:
Serofn1a, or Kings Exu, Cancers, Ts.
mofs, EIa Iaptionn Of the Skin, Erynpe-
tnAonto sore Eyes, RIngworm OF
Tetfef* ScAld Head, Old sores. Foyer
Sores, Sxell1n.s OF tho Gland.. I.rnrs-
~, White 6sreI1n.1, Piles, Riosehea.
Roi1s, P1mples bn the Face. Ssoltxns
Nheumat1an1. .DropAy or s:rayc1. Ltves.
Complaint Dyspepsia, Nervous 4 nee
lions, General Debility, all ChroaIe.
diseases and ali llisca&es arising from
the use OF ueFcury.
stats The ! luld EIEacs Of sAKSARAKu.LA ltae
81 ;osseI 1sa os
xalu.o1s ysko'ae!s paEsfylns kktr1t.. prepared y
e 3 Us g
op9ths ~ alsess - a,,:nT 5o a ~pnss ssa1e
DR. EAsTsRL "a IODINE ASo sAEsaP4 4RILLA
Is : cor stl,rttoaa city. and h.s slmni1sneons
ssS e !1s S:r sTs1
s!Rs 3fSF!ts e 81 "a 2EE 4 Il f.
impure and dises.el matter from me set:nu- tnd ~
Fl cHSk z: tho CURB
..DS EASTE ,L1s ion1SE ASD DsAEsAPARtLI4A
III s s:cass I 5G%
eonal1 eon i ! IT, sss,oa Why ts
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
10 persons who are alex sud afflicted sod des,rs L,
use Blood Fur1fJias Nedicne. Te plsdSo thl1 Ncu-
nty that
IR.EAsrRRLY'5 IODINE AVID 5ARaAPAR1LLA
Is ai1 ttnee rRoNGEr. Gas APtiE aud BETTER
than BnAg, IoTnlsna' Ayrea' o. anF o:hsr Ssxra-
Har1lla Or Blooa ruIit NJ Mseiclne now ot:Ie1 70
Tho pubic, or NO MONEY WILL Be TAKEN FO9lT-
PhyalctAasrecommcnd lhis medicine 70 their W.
tients II AZ cass where Il Is Indicate oe:A1a, sasy
to tho Meuicsl Faculty.
~ PRICE, 3L25 per pottlt. . ..-
" Prepared snd sold By DIR +. KASTEELY 4
60 corner ol Third and Chestnut Streets St Ioata.
u s5id as Dr. EA5TERLZ'S Family Madlcsna
Store, % Madkon st1set, nea- sha Post 0f1ro, Cnl-
csEo. Illinois.
, 1864-07-26

The following extract from the Internal
Revenue Laws is Of especial interest TO many
business men in this locality:
Fec. 103. Every person, firm, company, or cor
poIstion, owning, or possessing. or having the
boat, ehip barge, canal boat, or other vessel, or
any stage, coach. or other vehicle, engaged or en
ployed In the business Of transporting passengers
or properly for hire in transporting The uall Of
the United States, or any canal the water ofwhleh
ie used for mining purposes, shall be subject to
and pay duty of ~ per cent upon the gross re-
barge, canal boat, or other vessel, such stage,
coach, Or other vehicle; Provided that al such
ptrsola, companies, corporations. shall have the
,helr rates Of fare, Whenever their liability Thereto
may commence, any limitations which may exist
by Law, Or BY agreement with any. person. or CON-
such iare to The company notwithet 7nding.