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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

sFnERvoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL
weakness, etc, ca. b cured BY Who has really
cured himself and hundres. Of others and will tell zen
nothing su; the trail. Address with stamp.
EDWARD n. TRAvgR,
febeS-d&wiy Loek Bon, Boston. Mass.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

HAGhNS MAGNOLIA BALM.
his is The Delightful AT extraordinary srtcss
ever discovered. u change, The saa burnt fec. ana
hands pssry % rsss.hiax es.ufy ta-
psrsinsthe ma De parity q yeulh aid TIE al-ff.gos
appearance invng IA The city belle effs.hisn n
removes tan. frseiie. PlHpis ara roushnsss q ne
skin. leaving The eompls aon fresh. transparent snd
smooth. Il ingurioss ssis
Pstrouised BY Actresses ana Opera sss.r.. Ia -hsi
every lady .houid have.
ssld ev-ry~hers.
Prpsrea ~ ". X. HAGAS. Troy. NJ
Address all efdsf. 20
DkxAs :. BARNES q co x.- Yort
f.b5-ssm-eod
There are Meteor Inventions
to obli.ioH- There A.. also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
-AieA take permanent, hold Of public .sInsiisa .ss
Last for All Time.
Permanent snsns the latter ess stands
CRISTAOORO'S HAIR DYE,
vegetable prepsrst0n. harmless as water. which IN
I've minutes,
Transforms Gray Hair,
Or hair Of unpleasant, hue, to glorious black
chanting brown.
Unique IN lts composition and infsible IL It's results.
has achieved popularity ~iih both seres with every
~ 40 IA, II a..
Manufactured by J. cRisTADoRo.
No. eAsior House. New York.
soid BY all Druggists. Applied by all Hair pressers.
auges-deodkveow
sE-nERvoUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
Telegraphic Dispatches
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fFer Morning Report see First Page.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
LATE FROM ATLANTA.
SHERMaNS COMMUNICATIONS SAFE.
More About the Forrest Raid.
r . r. Z GIN N Z w = :
THE MISSOURI INVASION.
Prcparatsous for the Rebels.
GOOD NEWS FROM GEORGIA
She is About to Return to the Union
&C.. Nc.. Ac.. &C.. &c.
She is About to Return to the Unio
From New York

&c.. Ac.. Ac.. &C.. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
GOOD NEWS FROM GEORGIA

Prcparassous for the Rebels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

sHERMsEs COMMUNICATIONS SAFE.
, 1864-10-09
:: -, Il @t8reuaaeuu89:;5<Jj
pROPOSALS FOR LOAN,
! $50. NDS,, - +;
HAsuAaY DxrAx1xnr,

s.,,.a oos,, III ,nAss.19sssz e os;oS:s S!
under The act Of Capk1sas, Appro7ad June Soth abs
nntl The nom Of Friday, 1lh tnat for Boa&4 Of
United 6sAtea 70 tha &1o1Ak Of fnsty millions ot dol
Int. Thu Bonds onered win bear.an 1se.es& Of 4,x
pef eent.. p&9snsa sszaaa1usly In cain on tho Inst
oassot Aax and Eo.unbar. sad viii be redesuable
at he pleasnfo of the 1oyr1uuenf. a1ter dre yeasf
and paTsha In twenty yea,s rom NpYabel III 1esl.
Asea onae nugs be for 1ftJ or soma uuttttae OF
my dcnszs. ara mr1t ttass the uu, tnclsoiag
aenan,n. onred for each hundred Dollar, CT cpr
AiV Wseh she ohes " tor no uoxe thar 1tty. THO
the whole amount bid for bJ each bidder. must ba
otpotited ~ EuafAsty TOT the payment Of tpbsczsp
ucns u accepted. with the Treasurer Of The United
htate1 at #atttnkton Of With tne AssiitAnt Tteas-
u1ef q heE ORR. Roston Phila: elpha or b. Loas.
With ha det1xnated oepositcflcz ii e4tss
nuFk, Cincinnati. Leu ss1lle, Chisaeo. Dst1o, o. Buf
tAlo Or with any fatiansl depodt csnk which msy
consent to usutaet The busreH without CHARGE fcr
Which dtposits duplicate ctrtlnest<s WafSe issusd
to eeposttcls by the Gmeer q Dank Feoefy1ne Inn
tht originals Ct which raust be- viii the
eeert, 70 thlt prpsrtne.t AL deposits saouN b
rasde tn ume f.x TIC eert1dcases W1h the o1ers to
1eAsh Washington not aAttf than The morning of0o'
tob4r 1s&n, II asosersld. No odez not tceompa-
nied b ~ proper eesedeats Of depoHe win b
The Coupon ard -Rekiste1ed honds Issued under
thts pfapo3ali VIII BE- Of tho denominations OF ~
3ito Rboo sd SIeb HsEtsxx Cd bords o6 $3 eto and
All oders saceived Will ba optacd Friday October
1&,h. The AwaIdl will be Eade b. The secretazy to
The h.ks est ce1ers. and notice Of acceptance Of d.
elInaaon viii be inmedats1y Evco t5 tts respective
o<rt,s. In cssts of bonds Of TIE dssrrp
t1cn and Denomination preferred will ba sent 70 Tia
Subscribers as Tho cost Of The depart ns1t on fnal
payment fof icitA1tmtntz. Tho depoAs of two per
cent VIII be rtcfoned tathe fszt mstauueats pald
bySucca uu1 o1e1ess and viii be Immediately fseusn
cd 70 thoas whom ofess msy not be accepted.
Ths amount Of aceepted Offers nuas Ia deposited
with the 1ts4uEer. ocex bank 4utho.ix u 70 Act
Under &hs potico, adviot d acceptance of oce1s
~ fol1ova: One hs1f the 10th OF 0cobar and the
-bslarcs, {1uclndlnx the premium aud original TWO
Per cent. dspont.) OF the 3l1t Ootob&r.
The boadi VII brAf interest nom Novstrbe. III.
Interest on depoEits IRON thar date 70 November l.
will BE- psld by tho Government In cotA.
0ae half al tho n1st lnstalnaot, OF tErnty rve Per
cent. Of accepted onsrss may bt psld. VITA accrued
interut to 0ctoha1 1Ath, IN United 0satea cezttn.
cAtes Of Indebtedness, but such Certificates viii be
received IN pa.t payment Of tho nzst inptallmeat
OdeYs under this notice should Be lrdossed, ssoE.
fer for Lean and addressed 70 the becreta1Y OF The
T1e2urY. Tie right to dae1tna AL otesa not ccuxtd
tsed Advantageous to tht Government u reaelyedby
the Secretary. ". .P.FkS8ETDRN,
oettSM9th 6eefetasTof TIE Ire2EuSF.
EAIJ, TRADE.
, 1864-10-09
Speciality nttreg.


ToEMsE0 q JAmest Hospital, Custom Ap1ss street
MSN ees. xS a.t1ht,.oed n 1aao, a9W vet3aatAs.
~ s9ss.s% = e ;RanaolHh 11cst. GAteaEo. nh1oles
sPsGasl4s n fhe t1sssme eat pf Old QaRoA1e. MaeoU
&AL e03aaulQuHy 1Ad al dnda OF BLOOD AID Xxx
Ozs9A91a A1D D1AoRo1as, pV 4 CoxxAaIovs Vxxs
31kL ExAAAofKx11 turm them without TesoEttn& to
AEfeGF s1onx1s4, PpTAnau, &fpen1o q any poaao1,
SaNE.te E = E1u1naxL1k1, rotTr1v1 ouz1 foF Al
r9assAx1p M.AKs1sas ,saea = Seminal Wsssses. 2
ASnea u The 0ysfer carly intApeFtuons, excess u,
4sts4sa hsEedstssalx. e.E1nx less q Ms3sy: S92
efass dsple anls Hei9 S5 mptos sate9 .nee ~
9m9 nd axps1te- uteet. 9nnnr1heA. 6utetures Aoa
sp pesuna1 70 shs ss1e"' q pse.e
0H disssssa Of .,hs MosT nogA11IE aa1 @Aas.,
NhStA M hioot has become pom ontd. ptoonEln&
nlotche5 O. DC :ase mail g.ssEs nstet @ nssas y
body. sefosalA. toeethsr WITH n sedsAa nuaoes Of
81. jsssss rseo:n4eaaed y tas psea keae..lly ot
ftNleozFe &c. Thos. AEtcsen should spply hnaae-
dlaseiT, aod b cured VI thee4 hue11hls dtaeases.
EafnenbfE. Dr. lenoe' Qtdoe 9nd Fa1iota Rya u #
B4eaapa ocswsea 6tau md Dtaroorn stees1.
0mss oRsa from T. n unsii ?. N. Consnitssions
eoHhAK3NA. $50 ES4-1AtS
, 1864-10-09
The Freedmen.s Experiment on IeH.
D1yIAs P1auRuIl0nk


There Ia at Dayis' Bend great experiment
IN progress Of wLat the freedmen may b.. et-
pected to do hereafter. There are about
eeventy-hTe farmers working land on their
own account, and making about zoo acres
OF cotton, besides Is much more com.
The trial Of their capacity and readiness to
work-plan1ed and encoulaged BY Col Eat
on-ts succees. They viii make, on az.
average, frm s., COO to 6. COO each.
There is scarcely one failure among the
eeyenty-dye leseess. Some negroes this rear
VIII clear flon SIC. eco 10 <N,6o0, who were
eATes three Years. And yet men Still Eondex
what shall be done With the blacks.
There IS one guou use to which they might
be put, viz: to instruct those who know no
better than to ask Euch question no =!
JEFF Davis Plantation 10 Ill covered with
these negro farms, aud just Where the REBEL
lion was hatched shalt 1ise up the dcmoostra-
fior that black men need only opportunity
ofolye The great problem that his 90 7exed
the politicians.
, 1864-10-09
I

lsRssEoIl GA1z1eEISxraAkn Uuaesn
.. 'AoTsa.A Henry n
,.-x,.s
yonss d Hotalt.Je3aasdS st6n.y
NIX Il
Joxts nv Jamssou I'd
Jonts Chas A 4tnothEs FtAax =
Yjo14e. ChApt1 &!scaneuaao
!. n 1Au9.u RI
JonFa b CudmoftJAms4eu L
jsvest Hm 4 J&Mes Edmund n
JoSTtpkEsa 1ao yulsns Z Il
Jammscn NJ JAues Chas ?
Jana joan =sbRu c ~
JAS Sls&o& John
, 1864-10-09
CLOTHING CT. q.
Pig lR O N,

900 tons Ne. Lake Superior Charcoal,
100 tens No. Lake e4pcrior Charcoal
800 tons Ne, Franklln.
150 tens No. = FrAnhlta.
100 tons NO. Q Taherx.
500 tons No. i n1a4silton.
100 tons Ns. y ntahsllIon.
500 toms Ne scotch.
$500 tsua Lump Lehtah Csal. selected for
foundry uRe,
FOE nALK III LOTS TO SUIT.
4. .MKERER, foot Horth Market etrsst,
Ral4a1H4 st
, 1864-10-09

B- The New Orleans Picayuue says: Wa
have been shown Mexican p1cayune Of tbs
MsHmilfar Issue, very nest 1ttue coin Of
silver, On one side Of which appears the fsmI~
liar esg1e OF the Mexican Republic, With an
ed. with tha words sImperio-: :Aextyano."
On the revefta, between tWo laurel WREATH,
Is tho inscription :-a5 Cents. 1864 II" y:
, 1864-10-09
OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER.
The Climate and Fruit of
California.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF TIE niRKgTs
AA4 BUYE&B. /


lFcom Our Special Correspondent !
'r~ SAN FRAncl1co, sept I, 1851 +:
I have been wandering about town to-dsv.
and hsye seen number Of faces which years
sgo used to see along State street and
Michigan avenue, Of 3 fine summes's eve
n1ngs and those faces have act me to thloktpc
ofthe contrasts between my old home md
my Few one. Nowhere Is the contrast more
shiking than in
TEE sEAsoNs AND TuE11 FRUITS.
Ton hare four we'll defined srason. follow
Ing each other in regular succession. In the
mountains Of California they hare these In
= modified form; In the interior valleys of
the Sacramento and the San Joaqnin, aad
their tributaries, they are less defined, win
ter being known only IS the "Net Sc asop,n
and In San Frauctsco We hkye only tso, tue
"wes" and" "dr1" season. Summer, warm,
mt LIST and aguish !; Autumn with itsdim blue
ha1e In tho air, rcd round moon ut nlsht,
cool, pleasant evenings, glorious shooting
On praisie and In the rice marshes Of the cs.
lumct Or the great Winnebago, brown woods
WIN islitng leaves, and glofious drives over
f1otty, sno6, sleet and ics-co7ered aidoWaili;
fur csps, thick osercoats. buckwheat
cakes, oJstezs, fat turkiea aud other
lnsuriss, aId Spring, with It's warm
showers. mud, treehets, dack aud
enlpe shooting. With Charley Walker,
b,oiled teal aad tried plckerel suppers al
Nh. Chittcudtn's, are all unknown here.
We have Instead Iwo, three or four months
OF rain, with iatefvals Of warm, sunny
weather. When The hills grow green &s emer-
sd, and arc reflected IN the placid bosom OF
The Bay Of San Frsucisco, 1lth outlines q
sharp aad clear ~ if cut with the kalfe Of
some skilliul carver aud engr4ver, for winter:
and, Say eight long months Of drouth, dat-
1uE ~hleh not drop Of rain falls, the wind
whir1{rg. dust in clouds through the streets,
aod beating the Bay into nhiso caps during
The hnt hve, and . dead stiffness prevailing
during the other thrre, fer summer.
During the wet months, the gardens bloom
with flo = ers such as never bloom In the At
labtic elope. or in the VALLEY Of tho 1Ilssis-
etppi, without irrigation, AID during tho dry
seasen We irsigase them, 10. that there il .
Perpetusl bloom the year round. You see
the nuuming lsed. during, NIL the months Of
the year, and SO lar as the heat or cold Is
-A@ IA ~
, 1864-10-09
EttSura1tcc.
39roposats,

fP<~T~f~~$~s
A RMY STORES.
n oF71ox 9, 8. Conxrs. AIT o. suBtrsr1xcn,)
c.e.sArss noi 6a,e. 3 e'ae ss11. ss:s*l y. *l.a.
1K4LKD FHoP0sALs; = tap .eate. Wi % s:
s::s
ESS n: Ta;s w: q rz.ns ne...
fshs 3 IS s9oan; ri :fsa ia - ss1 aocpsa s
Iso:s q Rss5ss ;aess sfees eo1ss CD:
e ssePsa 3 &c 81 ~ 0o&es
nj: sassa9 q sses iiaa 81 isa ei a9s g
e: 'sRS:f e sss tss
sTS. "a Il = ss,ss.sa 70 .hs csz ,n....sse. OF
esso gGsEoss. Nes II a. Bos.os. = sasa s odds; @
acs ~ nj sIs 9svs4
aea; Ana II At norp tAAu o:e point, shs quA1nsy 1t
separete pKe,osA,s =nts be made u duplicate, for
sas slee pia.s al sSress mag y pI To-
Rose for tns wate or AaJ Pal: OF the smouat 5psci
Tas prices pr e.rre, sez Fs, par pound for b.
81 Is utsa ..ass as
E s. e ,ss
oss s ss4 :ss ss4s seo4. xa
t'1AAE4!E2 Q1 lI1pEE.aQ6 " pZQleA&l6o2l $1Ck6t1
seie: b II i:s;d sess !ssae,9sa: eat So
u s I'd sse zee q sss9
70 whom tbe delivery = mage.
weiaheT, suust s. iasnttae6 'shen required. '~
All Old m1fk1 sSeept such - p4ttain TO the con:
aEnta, MrA be ch;terA:Ed. and kkch package suust
-hsye distinctly and piaitly marked oa It ths 1kne
and addes ci the alti, DC name of the co.ts1u.
ss!s = hen 80 ae''. 30 ssse ssstas' IN md 81 IS
Fs1@enta xt11 b rnkds IN g1en {ands - ray be
rurnishea py tho Uh1te& EtAseA -
tsshed Is st<p pteFe.a1 ~ alao = written 1aa1anN
of two ssssoefTS,fR TaRa aass s. tRorRsAL-
E1Ac4 OF nn&sresa tnn ea.e-..,- -~.........
5ns r 2 f9as fer e. e It
Wn;sd Sesiaa o. falioslsr ssofss s.sss
tneili1d and Qoaati5 odMea. pa1es md time & q es:
Eos:i u ;sseps she;e 9. y RsfTh s! ~ ssISst
Hoeaf 4 COPY qS which u hsrsSnto 4tssthod.
- {NE1ature of hidds{J .... *.......:..:.:.:...i
We the utdes1tEnedf EE1soy GoA@anU tn1s, anGnin M
eli uf any pa:s or tht ahors nd b accepted saa4
p eay nlnnea aoeesS,ng e r ae Pn1S1sf f. sq3 e
he ssoent Of o1efooltt no Vlue ot =: ssoIea g
pt9sd % he ter1l!set aAen u6 6exscusedH required
teixnAtn1Es1 1ss..--...-..-.........+.
rronosa,s szuxt be snelossd IL u enT ;pe. sesled
and s4d1ts*e1 70 the T1oet11Ened. md r11t be dis
81 soE SO on tse upper 1sfs hsad corner Of the
Is ssst Is 1sserved 70 reject .ay o. alt nia..
fHnited esskae. -, B. pG BAaHf.
saIs7-l5t Nsl ans T.. q. 9 a.
, 1864-10-09

s7RAws,:--At eeting At ithaca, n. T,
agairst Mr.. Lincoln four years ago who:tn-
tended to- vots for him now are requested TO
ItEe, ana eighteen true Patriots rose to their
feet
, 1864-10-09
z3anki1t4 anu EIcbatlge.

,FIRBTs II NATIONAL BANK
IL OF CHICAGO,
@Rth@an cotneF IAn And CarfAss.
'0AF11ALa faM4H ~ r, eeoo, ,0oos
&AA1. =: N1CK161QN. Vloe-rr0t.
, 1864-10-09
Youldsn James Tolt Brah2fs
fo12HA :. TcucE Esbert
Infunl8,
tFor the Chic1Fo Trihuna.I
TAE @ARkIAU,

Al Esr1y bird went ont for wosml
On Ftstes'a uill,
And sooner than he hoped Or wished,
He cA4rht hIa Phil. q.
, 1864-10-09

~ a destructive fire occurred at Charles
ton, Il1inois, on the a9:h ult Eighteen
buildings, Including the Masosic Hal and
Post oface, were burned The total loas Is
, 1864-10-09

E George William Curtis, author OF the
,..pot1pbsr Papers, etc., IL the Union nomi-
nee for Congress In the Fifth {Lobg 1sland)
District ot New York. :, -.
, 1864-10-09

EA lady kissed Gen. Grant at Havre DE-
Grace. He hlushed ard stood 1t pretty well
.-pe shaps better than Mrs Grant WILL
, 1864-10-09

Waugh Robs W:t.htHB wel1er5B1
VGnefE ". od@oEthJ&&H Wilson J Il
l. Nefd q o Wooofutd JAs y thulply josenAU
NAltslG samuel WtiR ht JoRsphd, Wing kkfelk Jo1n
WelaSVE WoleotklEhaIeT Wing e
Ea1uef Ffarct5 Wells n r.. WfH4oH1 " J.
Waitfon Tbcs WotdswK WIlsY Ut
Ne4tfali Geo Wright I'm Risay VIII h
EAlkerTJ ~ Weoly " II Wiblfh WItnAm
NatsttI Gao Kye.hoe Marx Wliaon &c
Esdh1m Geo Wo. q Lafayette Wl1$4h Mtitoo Il
Eeeka Gro Woodbury. For. Wing Z
Weston ur3 VI rs11ec. Wtatou DAVID
Npattpt1JW
+
Young Jseob Touldsn james Yoas Brahxs
Yor1T JAc,rtR Fo12tf T. : Ycucr Esbert
1cu1ges W.
- 1Ainuls. =
!. w., W, D. N....W. ". b., ,MschsnIett aaytnRp
McFihV: b:;,s H:1sld. eli - Gisi cs.....
EsssssA fssA Ssesso Se@n:ies Atsasy: .:.qs:dss s,s5
EEHk{ :o... - ARK e etEve 8tafe....B i:St ..,
r.. E. F;s M.aaIsa.astak co::.see;
6sv1nss Hank T,.,.A. H..
fB-06Ieo opfu from ut Ct Aprf to lit Of EsYnr.
AprN -. nom !. d. tn s p. NINA On saadsys M Is
HcM8 4, N, to 1E;l5 A.m.
, 1864-10-09

oT1Tor3--.
n,., n.,,u eA1atoksA ~
r; 9.ae aSy: S.4 2ssasY.
pp1AwaRK 0'n'''0*
1..'Ns,h1 B. sntthes,.
.,,..,>. ILLINOIS. =.
1ns; Jgss ~; Wsn;s A9slt0n. S.mss G. A':ss:
~ =; F1rnsvasth.
sGen "ttaoafne- M.eafne ,o...,,vr,.
I'VE X e. 1nctrsnm a. aeM1os. "ca'sles NJ uafts.
6..B. 6. cooS. '''
Tip. d Bromveu.
ss1ss "a II; Cullen, Sa';.s,,., ''ohn 7. Stuart.
Il. 9 .Easa{a Callahan.
Is. a. j. .Ka,kend.n. .wn. J. Allen. ::
|: c,n,r .u. 1sp1AmA. ;.sa.. ,,,,,
=. William Y. Curry. M!ehsel 3. Kesr.
Ios,n nn d ~; Fa;,r,,.' rhsnEy ". Harrington.
5..sGeor1s ~ = Wits. ososGe oesf5. !, !. !.
6..sEhenezer Dumont, 't -.
7..H. D. II sshbusne. sDaniei ", Vootheea
s..sqodloye 9. Orth.- Jamca =. aasncy.
g.. tscbnJler Colfax. David TurDIe. ~
10. Joseph II. Detrees, *Jpeeph Ii. Fdnerton.
II. .Thos. n. Sti1lwell, sJamea 3. McnnwsH
tIowA.
1..'J,ues r. Wilson.
ss.,..HI!,tr,n Pdoe.
9::.josaa 3. = cainaea. aa9ea.
s..sJoenA <, Kss.on.
6..'A. W. Hubbard.
KANSAS,
= std-av r1...-
" -"
A4IalHAV.
1..tF. G. Ueamao. David A. Noble.
s...C9a'!es upaon. Nathaniel A. BAlch.
"a: u. Gr1eNold. .. Dav1d Johtsou,
g.. Thomas ". Ferry. Frederick Hall
6..R. 3. TrowbridRe. -
o.. ~John F. briggs. AutustuA c. Baldwin.
MISNEsnT4
1 sW5,'f,n er;n5o,r
a..1rnatins nnrnsMx .r,h, u our
"Sey Nc, soau H. onmau.
, 1864-10-09
DR.. BfxolQw.

ChA9 d61ti&l Fhyrctl, tfnfWariy OF It, ItntS, Mo }
Can b ooosaled u his ote, J79 4oush E1t1k street,
ccrtes Of Anafo4. ChinAso ILL., hsu block non tbs
Rsaas saa te1cate uatur~, IN ootn ssxes. which he
GoaA Win unp.fA ltteo auret&. Boom separate,
Nnefn LReie4 and q n'leMtn con nit ,ne Doctor
Ntth saS atr.ctsst nEt.sc1. nce hpats from 4. u.
to n: eurdAle Q 70 y ". CummnniceuoEs
Gonaae9uA. Eont1ltkuo, 4 treo- Addfosa Rp4t 0iuce
Mox n Eaclees TWO trAnps and xat III 0ulde to
From The Doctors h:K n xot1teree Ia Hospital a.d
Private prscce ne Il *ht 70 perform. aud win Euzr,
N0FAe. pf4ct fnJSs sof Nt Chrome Diseases In thar
tnot eSTae Ard comp! catoa STAGES, N va{J tnur1
YornE ~ 5fs et o nn,. .,s invita-. n
gu. A peSfoes oEYe warranted. Femaie lrrexulaTf.
~ ssLe1oans On f.teFty. AA7fttnauon, or Pe1soos
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otes 114 He cured. Best OF caty references = 10
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This is pig life

The RIVAL CANDIDATES A western
correspondent sends the following, which is
very good-none the worse that it has ap-
peared before in substance in the magazines.
That time the scene was laid in Lower Mis-
sissippi Very likely it happened in several
places. Politicians are much alike.
A candidate came upon "a poor white
man who had vote TO give, if he did have
to do his own milking. The candidate,
Jones, asked him if he should hold the
cow, which seemed to be uneasy and the old
man consenting very readily, he took her by
the horns and held fast until the operation
was done.
Have you had Robinson (his rivaD around
here lately?' he asked.
'Oh yes? He's behind the barn holding
the calfP
, 1864-03-26

The most extensive coal field in the world
commences near Carrollton, Kentucky, and
runs north through Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa, containing about so, 600. square miles,
of which tenth part, or 5000 miles is in
Indiana.
, 1864-03-26

TIRED.-Coming from the pulpit, after a
sermon a popular minister observed to his fa-
yorite deacon Deacon, Pm very tired =
Indeed, replied the deacon, then you know
how to pity US
, 1864-03-26
HODGE & CALEF.
w hOlesale Druggists.

81 Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
OFFER FOR SALE
Alcohol, Barrels and Cases,
Linseed Oil " g
Kerosene Oil, all qualities;
White Lead in Kegs and pals;
Turpentine;
Varnishes
Painters stock;
Machine Oil;
Tanners Oil;
Kerosene Lamps;
Window Glass, and
Quicksilver,
At the lowest Market Rates
July 4, 1858. 29tf
, 1864-03-26

An orator out West spreads himself in a
town meeting on the subject of hydrophobia: !:
81 have horses and cattle, l have
sheep and pigs, have a wife and children,
and (rising higher as the Importance of the
subject deepened in his estimation) 1 have
money out at interest, all in danger of bein'
bit BY these internal dogs p
, 1864-03-26

A man getting out of an omnibus, few
days ago, made use of two rows of knees as
banisters to steady himself, at which the la
dies took ofense, and one of them cried
aloud
A perfect savagep
True" said wag inside, " he belongs to
the Paw-knee tribe" no
, 1864-03-26

The man who pays the largest personal tax
in new New York city, lives in the same
house in which he kepta store for some fifty
years he washes himself in a tin pan in the
backyard whenever he does wash at all; takes
basket and goes out to buy little food,
which woman in the house prepares for
him. He sells goods at present, but adds to
his vast wealth daily by lending money on
good security, beingjust as shrewd keen and
close as he ever was, though he is much be-
yond seventy years of age. Alas for the pOv-
erty of riches.
, 1864-03-26

+ We do not know how much we love
Until we come to part
How strong the tendrils are that bind
An object to the heart
Thetree beneath whose branches we
In infancy have strayed;
The flowers, the friends of early youth
With whom we often played,
Are things DER which we mourn and grieye
In pleasure and in pain,
As memory brings them back to US
From out the past again.
We lnger still amid the scenes
That we have loved so we'll;
While recollectiOns fond and pure
Within our bosOms swell
And to their shadows still we cling,
Even while they do depart;
For memories that we thought hid,
Come crowding on the heart;
And though the star Of hope may shed
Its beams upon our way;
Y ct Farewellis bitter word
For those with friends-to say.
, 1864-03-26

JOSH BILLINGS ON PIGs.-Az the white
rose wakens into butty, so duz the white pig
cum to gladden. uz, His ears are like the
lilac leaf, played upon by the young zeph-
urz at eventide, hiz silkaness IL the woof of
butty, and hiz IL the outline Of lovelness.
His food IL white nectar, drawn from the
full fountain of affecshun. He wakes fatter
and more silk evera day, and hangs from the
buzzom of his mother like an image ov ala
baster. He lafeth at forms, and curleth his
tale still cluser, az his feast goeth on, then
he riseth with gladness, and wandreth with
his kindred, beside the still waters. His
brothers and sisters are az like him az flakes
ov snow, and all the day long among the red
klover and beneath the white thorn, he ma
keith hiz joy and leadeth life arkadian.-
His words are low musk, and his language
untutored freshness of natur. Hiz pastime
IL the histry of innersence, and his lezure is
eleganse
He walketh WHARF erase leadeth, and
CANDLES tew the dallience of dewy fragrance.
He gathereth straws in his mouth, and has
teth ava on Grants oy gladness. He listen
eth tew the reproOf ov his parent his ack-
shuns are the laws of politeness, and his
lodgick IL the power of instinkt His da-
time is pease, and his even is gentle forget
fulness. Az he taketh on years, he loveth
kool phases, and delyeth in liquids and STIR
eth the arth to a fatness, and painteth his
self in dark cullers, refuge from fize, and
the torments of life. He forgetteth his pa
rent, and becummeth his own master, and
lerneth the mystery of food, and groweth
hugely. Men gaze at his porkyness, and
kount hiz value by pounds, and lay in waite
for him, and sacrifse him, and give his flesh
salt for his safety. x
This is pig life.