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The New York herald., 1864-12-04
Richmond.
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BoOrs SHOES, &C.. q prices from 10 IS per esnasa
than previous 70 November ..
The best Preach work sways on hama ana mAae tc mes'
promptly -. o.-.....~
BOOTS I" 100 Fulton street. ''' Q. Q. RIoanosD.
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- sEcouD soaPs.
Mr. VIM. y. atask's Despatch.
HuADaU ARrERs, SxooSD Asuy Coses, Dec. l, 1854.

Mr. VIM. J. Stask's Despatch.
HsADQUARrsRs. SxooSD Asuv Cosss, Dec. l, 1884
urws % ecHpvrKlD vicsoav IN Army.
despatch VAS recs,ved ~ General Humphreys this
evening. and road Goops sosouncing the vcssry
oe Sch lsid u Tecnes - II was gsssssd BY tAs msa
vA loud enshnsassic enesvs which doubtless caused
nythsng hut psasans ssasassas 10 the breast u ths
enemy. 70 whom the sound ~as paIply audible
MEDICAL ruAxcE. h4t@
w. AsSuuseR = Ds1uss1y yssrssss vsissa ssssss vsss
sssss Msd,cae Usosos = ~ sscosd corps.
relieved asi s1sss4 - HUsr = 0sssai Hancock a
.ss9s. -. ssrs. .,.!s pgsCtssE \ A. - -
formed bD duties 10 maapcr 10 VITA the highest rese,
OF I'll. fNHtt Nfs 49,
On that portios q emo limo now ot.d H. ~.
there nestnsr picket 81 artillery rna. and Ss su,ss
I" L the hznass das 5. rorcshpe % the troops, wSe
have boon within range Of the snsnyS guns amosi
iDterruptsdly for six months.
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Msvsden's Pesto.al Balm been
tried b. eminent phy sctans In New with sua
cess, aud Recommended and 1sed By them n ae
sases Of ASrilMA,
BRUSCufrIS
WHOUPlNU COUGH.
every affection of throat
reliable druggists aud apotbeesves
W MAR6DRN, Propfister,f SO Plat street. New rs~k
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BUTLER's HEIDQUARTERs.
Mr. william II. Merria ms Despatch.
In the FIELD IN ROM cs RICHMOND,
Il # Yaf Dec 2--Mogn ng (

In the FIELD IN FROM cg RICHMOND,
s.n Dec. 2-Moanlng.
GESxRAL oREGG's SUCCESSFUL gXvxprr,oS.
While thsre 10 nothing OF stirring interest TO
transmit from the Army Of tho James this morning. this
the Army OF tho Potomac at these last
evening The tnspiring announcement Il 10 tbs effect
that Gensrai Gregg captured stony Creek station,
which siouty defended by boia rebel infantry and
cavary General Gregg captured two pieces OF artillery,
but, unfortunately, without means bring theln
carriages. Ho also captured hundred and ninety
prisoners, eight wagons and thirty muIes lie iksvise
burned the station icpot wherein were three thousand
sacks or corn, Gve hundred bales OF hay, train Of
cars, large amount OF bacon, clothing, Ammunition
aud other great stores All the public buildings
and shops were destroyed. Colorel Greggs BRIGADE
had the advance and, is affirmed, behaved gal.
lanty successfully carrying and holdtnz the eusmys
position. No Information could be obtined ot too tran
OF apy force southwark, either cavalry infantry
The bed OF the branch road from Stony creek
TO DO graded, but rails had been laid. At Duvalrs
station, south of Stony creek, much property
destroyed, and large amount OF railroad iron W bch
ruined by burning Whsn the star oiccr bringing
showing signs OF having concentrated and woro appl-
renty following ns u was thought that General Gregg
would be 10 camp by micoight OF the lst inst
MAJOR General Wetxel and stan left hero this evening
forty eight hours leave for Fortress Mouroe.
TIE NUMBERS INV cosra
Tho coIored corps TO be numerically designated
Twenty nb corps and the conso dsted Tenth aud
Eghteeo,b corps ~ the Twenty fourth corps. Th.se
designations understood 10 be made by order OF tbs
War DsparmeoI
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An article that 10 n tsetb pressrver and hrsA1
purifier and peasant and ussts 81
ceeding popularity does not su'pr,s' any ons Time hes
1uy established the fact that the SOZODOSr ssses
these qualities snaent dsxrao. ~ has -
gumatsy acquired the position oSerS toAsea
table
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esA no soonx had aha khA gannilsf Of snsse 0sS
bpskSAsss encountered our Aonsors tugs sne
picket bosts inside tbs bar. by whtch she
riddssd. n Astsg on our side Wa vsry snecive-
sighispiug sns ocsrs Asd ~ The Bsssrsse very
maos, that sisy srisi again end asain' I'VE are
aground; coma aps tsks u. !" =.
Ae.sug Ma y GgSsd shIsf o. scouts, with tive large
launches and two othsr boats thea boarded the prize
took such articles q cos bs read sezed and se nss
90 nre bringing with m his reswrn. thirty Of her
crew. Tne captain and scout dozen q his oibeers ana
GRE. had previously sscspSa 70 ~ ~.
actually aided our vessels aud our 0atseFs On
Morris Islandtu the .wosx Of destruction.
burden worth. with ber cargo, about two hundred sad
One of the nremen Of the Beatrice was also srsmss
on the Flora the blockade which was de-
stroyed on ths Same shosl about month since no
try oaber business to got his living BY Tue
fact 10, s no easy thing 20 get into Charleston now
though said two vessels have run In and one has run
out within the last month. tef1 ffs.n.t
One OF tho lost that went N was tho Fox, en old
Miuso and il is said might have been destroyed
the canaan Of tho Mingo had done bis duty. AT any
Ing Of Capta Green Captain Luoe and Judge Advocate
Cowiey, 10 investigate bis conduct. eele
AID SHERMAN. r. .eN "a
Admiral DabIsren and General Foster communal
cation with General Sherman who % supposed moving
savannah and joint force has been organized 70
co operate with him. while other expeditions are moving
on other important strategic ponts
#8a aME7 NNA PRWaNAL-
Captain Joseph r. Green, long the senior ofcer COM
andng b0en ordered to ho relieved BY Captain
Gusavus H. Scott. late OF The Do Soto. Captain Green
has been duty without ute ermisson ever ence the
beginung Of the war and well deserves furlough.
RRPORTs sHoRx
II Is reported on shore that General Lee is marching
Capture OF the Bi 0c X ade Runner Bertha.
OUR SAVANNAH RIVER CORRESPONDENCE.
SAVANNAH RIVER, Ca, Nov 40, 1854.
On the morning OF 2sb st daylight the chief on
Ger OF the Gsnera Lyou observed the south side Of
the river schooner painted ead COLOR and acting very
strangely. BY wstchug hcr movements suspicion was
awakened that she q blockade runner. After con
cutting with the captain tward,a boat was lowered and
Mr. Hayden with four seAmen started towards the susp
cious craft when aongsde she hailed, and recev
ing no reply the officer and men boarded her. Upon
examination she proved TO ;bc the schooner Bertha Of
Nassau, N p. cleared tor 81. Johns. N B., loaded with
coptraband goods. Tnere being one on board. Nc.
assumed charge anchored her In the stream
beyond rifle shot from the shore. tEIEwo IA w
The Bertha almost vessel, OF about sixty tons,
and has valuable cargo besides good suit OF cotton
sails. She had by Fort Pulaski and, having
discovered tho dog OF eet, cae 10 The conclusion
they were gunboals to capture Savaunah and &C
cordngy skedadded In confusion, leaving everything
behnd ~
Mr.. Hayden deserves much credit for his vigilance
by his the tow Cd TO hilton Head bY
sta ma ia
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Royal Havana LDttorv.-Pr tAes Cs b -
In gold Information furnished. Highest paid ~
Douboons and all Einds OF 9od and Siives
TAILOR 4 CO., Bankers, Id Wall sisssA
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Prizes Cached I'm all Legstized Lot
terics, and Information given JACOB. Bsokar; odss
l76 BfoAdway, n Y.
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rAs Neva nsssaan Oaswara Bsuna.
NU@ t8.a4.u PoHsIArp, No. Dso. ., ises.
me nsa.sAp nsvN ssisa sal,s~ - shrss eclcck sAs
,Nsasso ~ lavsspesa
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ne DATED States steam transport Fulton. Captain
Woitoa, feom Hilton Head S. c., November 80, arrived
n this port yesterday.
Purser Thomas NcManus win acceps our thanks for
Eavors
Tue steamship North Star Captain jones' from Asp.n-
WALL arrived at Hilton Head November 2s short Of COAL
having In tow her convoy United States gun
boat Augusta, which vessel broxc her piston rod four
hundred miles the eastward or that port Captain
vosss expected to receive sufficient qu,u,y o. coal
board by o the lss inst and would san Tor
New Yort. 4u
Tho North star mss freight $500 900 IN spec malls
and one hundred eighty passengers Among
passengers Senator Latham Judge f,ed
Cniisd States suprsme Court. rs rd
Francis Rico, Esq. United States Consul st Asp!n-
Wah. who arrived al Port Royal the North star.
business with tho slatc Department connected wuh the
Salvador pirates. came passenger on the Fulton.
Mr.. Galsn Il. 0rborne correspondent Of New York
BxRALp d.ed at Port Roya on the evening Of November
-. Hn body arrived IN the Fulton. .8ll@t g.a .la
Our Hilson Head Corrsspoaasace.
HnroS HEAD. 8. O. Nov so, 1854 y
For days. By order OF tns military authorities a.
sh point. the publication Of newspapers has bses pro-
habtsd, In WOW OF expedition which organizing
Iee operations In the INTERIOR
SAILING THn KuPEpirox. AH
Yesterday morning ~ tbros O'Clock Major General J.
q. Foster commanding The Department N the south,
sailed from Port Royal proceeded up Broad
Boyd's Point. ave mies below P,cOtaiigo bridge.
rup DISSEMINATION. ale v8N ~
Upon bis arrival there the General ordered ths dssn
Dakatios OF bits sueossdsd edscting land
ing without opposition.
THE Ysoors novR ru6 n
Ansr ianaing and forming hh column the General or.
Asrsd the troops advance. General J. p Hateh with
his oommand led the van. and General Poster broushs
up ths rear with his reserve corps.
h4H REBEL rcxEr.
ne ceiumn had moved but Short distance when the
advance detachment encountered rebel p,cksts
mud afssr successful mapmuvring and spirtsd
charge captured the entire numbcr.
CAPTURE rocorALco BRDon.
Tns latest information received here from the or
SEPARATIONS In the effect that General Foster made
attack Pocotago bridge, and after sharp
asht succeeded capturing H. oblging the garrison TO
-svsouaso summarly and hastily.
cArTuaa os COTTON.
BY the capture Of the bridge large quantities Of ooto
fell into the hands OF forces. For want Of sucieni
Gansportation the cotton Ia beng destroyed.
sALuns o. soRnEs nryoRrs
TIVE former attempts have been made upon this pcsl
son but 30 psrssent was the opposition Of the enemy
shat both were abandoned. In the present instance
General Foster has suoessdsd In n capture without the
loss Of single man. tt..
ID generally supposed that the enemy II extremely
aoog the coast having considerably issssnsd the
strength Of his garrsoas In order 70 concentrate force
against Sherman. 4.-,oa r- Is.
Oar naval Corrsspsndsnoe.
r, v.-v se - on CHARLESTON, s. q, Nov. 20, IseA. p
OaAsosisn Of . Blockade Rann~--TM Nsssi Bansrv-
Uss-s> ~ ux~~ - -
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O,6 rvss pguas Nav.

A pamphlet directing speedily rsstsrs sight Apl
spectgces without ale of doctor meieine ssn4
~ mali free. receipt Of 10 Address .. Fectas
N. D.. LIso Brosdw AZ, New xort.
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LOrin BrO0ks ION. 13A HroAdwa
Winter Boots and Shoes and Baimora in great variety
IN nrln
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Although PhaIoD, OF MIG ne Blooming
CkREU8 renown. ia puxtss uiM ~ -
snering his crowdod estAbllsnmsaA hss he hAs made
rwa ind coun ter
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Prosemt.-Ths gOst Sut9sb BILE PeeasaA
for smokers undoubtedly Meeshauin Pipe. which 60
be got genuine At POLLAk sQN'A WapafasearesA -
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Burnsst's Original Cocoatns II the Bssa
49, A.' = .'''-'-A : nKLAROLD's ~ Broaaway.
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10 You Want TO X now. &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON skNsE
cufsus book Tor t,e0iie and good book -
eyery Price 81 ~ To be had nj ali news sepesA
Contents tables maucd AaHreas
DIR. g. b. Hourk. $50 Broadway. N. T.
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The scott Co~aty liows FsiR heia ~
grnrs s.s"r sew Msohns com Par aos for the ~
gIos1v,II r..rp, and lhe best mschsns wors.
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The Prsss Despatch.

HEADQUARTERS, AaMr ov rHn PorcMAC,
Dec lilo p
great deal Of artillery airing has prevailed to-day In
the vicinity d the Jerusalem road, but without any re-
suit werth mentioning.
Al this hour unusual stiinsss prevails along the
tire line The pickets seem TO have become tired Of
their costinual dring at each o.hsr
Tbs afternoon the Maryaud brigade received new flags
which we're ordered for them Dy the Legislature Of that
etate q its last session.
After the brigade had passed 10 rsvisw, Governor
Bradford made speech 70 the officers and n,en which
was responded feeling terms oy Colonel Dsnnsco
who commapds the brigade
Tne msn eomposps this command have seen some OF
the hardest hghng Of the and their tbnuci ranks
and tattsred colors show how hard part tbey have
borne In each engagement
Tho rev colors very handsome. They are made OF
heavy blue sik, fruged with tassels OF gold On the
Gags are the names the diJsren battles tbs regiments
OF the brigade have participated 10
The entire affair OF the most agrsoabe charac-
ter End wi no doubt, have good effect on The mon.
The Governor and star leave 10 morrow for General
Butler department when the Maryland regiments there
w'n receive their new coors
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] The FEELINGS OF THE CHIvALRY WouNDED.--
The rebels are dreadfuly hurt at our putting
negro soldiers on picket duty. We thought they
had got over that sort of feeling The best
khing they can do il to insult US 10 the same
fashion. We should rather like it than other
wise. 8ol
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Patchelor's Hair Dyc-rhs Best I'm the
world Harmless retsbe iussatansous The osy perseGk
dye Sold ~ al d<ugsss rsstssy 81 Barclay street.
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Oar naval Cerrsspsndsnss.

N F.19 a. sfl. on CHAhLmroN, y y, NOV. 20, 1904.
Oskrvotsn Of . Blockade Rann~--TN Nsssl BaHsrv-
@swas Sxypossd ksvino on SavsnnaA-P~sonai, -.
psnuucnoH yHs BsAracn 4Ek1h
On Sunday nsnt last Che Iron steamer Beatrice. fFcA
t'snas, will ~ asscrtsd oarge, was drivsa upss
chs sorthssiy Side e the shcal Of Drunksa
psot and destroyed, while trying 70 runs Into
CAsrisstsn. sss Va discovered, nrsd upoa and An
vwSs ssns ~ cur teskaAss vessels sxtst6s NJ ~;
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Omciai.

Cmctai.
DRAWING OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY,
CLASS 5l2
ON THE ROYAL HAVANA fLAs OF SINGLE NUn. !.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

vVsnc aAatsr might be conducted ec0nomi-
eally ssd we'll In the ps4sys nsns Of the
Park Here is q commissivn eohpussds of .
DIV gentlemen who manage the Park In .
business way; who ask for tho necessary Ap-
prppriatiens when they require them, specify
ehe exact sum needed, aud expend II for lis
legitimate purposes. What Is the. RESULT We
havs splendid Park, With which the people
are satisfied, increasing 10 beauty aud In port
Anee every day. II the Park had been placed
In the hands Of the Corporation 1t would cost
pye times the sum to put it in its present con-
nition, and 1t would not have reached that in
hwcnty years. Witness, as an evidence, the
expensive and bungled new City Hall and its
management. is.@ XII d rsgrrr. s-r
II Is q commission Of this kind we want to
manage our municipal affairs. At present the
public are amazed at the drain made on them
Eor taxes and the little they receive for it.
Boole, it Is true, gives US clean streets, and
lhs Street Department sees that they are we'll
lighted; but that is all We get for our expendi-
kurs Of fifteen millions year. Where the
bulk Of II goes to no one knows. Therefore
lot the example Of the Park Commissioners be
followed, and we shall soon have an economi-
sally and we'll governed city. ratrr
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

Cheapest BooHstors Z" shs Werta.S
iCOuD magnificent BOoka gorgeous btadnaA Lx00x3
BROTn 3 KY, iis Nassau street. BsekmSh
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fully done the usovss nNter n>(Alea I nsA =
FIRTH NJ boeNoon tTwcntnHgo4 an9 TW~04
sssosI LAdiss' eva @assssi eaA ~ aaAA - y
latest elytas. esas al
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Osaess smsm's Ssavs qRsAs.-Tvwo, ThPsss
ale y q AIf.k sis ssss, ,Sas. sss ssss ssisw oss1
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sreet
Holiday sulss aaa VssreoN&b
Doys,. from 90 70 - <s+t
Mons. from s'S zee, !. e, ,ssoxAu. y se.rsA y.
sn~ss - - z -,
NMnsse's. sr,rci w;issa esess.s rrTEY9-
61s Broadway hew York
Zee Wheeler q Wilson . Bultsn Hole Aachius.
fNerf ae. ~. ----------,----r -
IIoyes B1ayv shn Hstr RsstsratAvs-
me best 70 the world; harm'ssA rsssis The ssis -
iect resoravs FOR gray haR oed b. all druSglstA 0n0
~ University place W.
alis is Drea N Ing Dssvm."-Hsw Osesa
one haars th. said cf mas whc seem. ws-ns wf4
cut auy specific snent Iuviis him. hts frfoaA
10 build nse with that .inirao.e vegetable oorrobS
rant, HOSTR1TEkS BfTTEKs. la 6ottie o n
IL insstment Of tie eicmouts Of needs NJ
him ry Sold every whore New York oLcs % Ce60
street.
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lIr. ,. Csdw aliAdsr,s Dsspatch.
aa CTR PorSY. Dec. 2, 1894.
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Cure Eor agh CO,d.-As soon -
thsvs s the sahtsss chest with dimo1,se
Of breathing - isd,casus ssusA. durss
fe, .BRowN1 1RpHCHIAC rROCHgs" cesAssn,
Ing dsmuicsn ingrsdisats. ues aay pulmonary vassA
nisry eGscrs sad soldiers s.esd zaeAssa
upen the Arst appearances Of % Of cough.
, 1864-08-12
c. Cu1SIQur
WISCONSIN NEWS,

The Beaver Dam dodge county Ary"s
curing their crops, which though poor, arc
better than has been anticit ated. Wheat will
probably average ten bushels PEI acre. take
the whole county together.
The Pioneer says Of crops in Oconto
county, we are informed BY some Of our re-
turned soldiers, who travelled through the
grain growing district Of the Northwest that
no crops in any section, from Cairo up, look
as we'll as III our county. Grain, esculents
and vegetables are in excellent condition,
and do not seem to have suffered SO extreme.
j from the drought aa in other sections. =
The Eau C1aire Free Rtss says the Meth
odist Church of that .p1ace was struck by
lightning on the 29th u1t., while the commu-
bicanss Were partaking Of the sacrament.
lumber Of persons were severely shocked,
but none seriously injured. Damage to the
building was slight. IS
The sparta Eagle says farmers In that
section are now 6uhfl7 engaged harvesting
their crops. Although the drought which
prevailed for long time duTiog the growing
season rendering the prospect Tor oounti-
jul harvest anything but cheerful, yet the
crops have turned out encoura.ingly, and
the farmer will realize q 1lir profit on hls
On Sunday last drove Of about three
thousand eheep passed through Sparta, s's
route for Minnesota. The following day
another drove Of Twelve huudred went
through on their why to the Minnesota conn-
try. The raising Of sheep Is a profitable in
vestment, and our farmers IN this section
should give more attention to 1t.
Henry, son of Mr.. Wm. Andrew, Ct
Jsnesrille, was fearfully and iatally Injured
about o'clock August 10th. While playius
atout the railroad yard, near the depot, he
got under the cars ana was run over, having
both legs almost taken of }ast aooVe the
ankle, and one Of them crushed from the knee
to the thigh in q shocking manner.
, 1864-08-12
Yrual Notices.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
sc9t m nbes Te91 :ee4 6eE,y Joeo,on z, Ch.:
csfs Alton Rs}s osd Company. e LS1.: AHS1 1s3,d
HeSsTe Es G*a FL :@ss
ton spencer. Wil1iArr RroEn, Ja@et hsoEn snct.
HTo;n Ss%s' Rrow1 a1jer 5oei h'1T tsfsen.
t s!sz bseie1 Fss1 s.seu:l j. Mdsn k:syH
"a ae. :Es: ssntt
DAVID Agsao,. !otI En- win.1s. Ge11ss Mss
MAIL y calr:. E,,tAs :. L.c7tcit. samuel bAten.
a:a nsf T5a. E. A.;er ue5 fSs g. asn
brown. willis Cu:Ies'on fno ~or11a E. Jeseap. %.
3snasnt. .eo,; ,.a'1 hiring ne:5 aled y 4 otee
6ssd Hesds,. a.. 81; ,sas deo1ss r. Tf1ds. s.
Hpa. Wtsn s9a-n. r nets s1o aaI,itos
Nar1 n. tol,et. El,EtaG L'ctntld, RAEce. BIatsh.
Brcwn. william Frler on ard Morris T. J.s,np. taas
taio ned e;s h os somD1snt m s + ss.d
e. asa oat Il .sid s1anet ss,d asft ndsnts ss
rurIsbs g - II s4onoA5 Q! sept n'oNf oe1t {ls
Sn,. III yon The said Az..h Fl. s.
liam Brc~a. JaS I. BzoVn. sisweIt BtYta. 5smes
" Brovn, VHtan Brown. Francie a. Esmi:oe.
k Gss ;s T.: + Ids shsf fais7 Sans s.st B.5c
o1h. h;1os1 Hilii1a, Fulier.o1 and Kers i: Jeasne
Soal esss . r. ~ as9
Term thereof 10 be htden 81 Chicago, IN sa1d County
Sn.W1 On s1e e. denar 70 ie I'D corpisinAnts iii d
Se;9s essrsed s.ssd vii b S
"a s. 50 dfasi'e< s E0s eR. cs1 t. u
, 1864-08-12


proof OF tbc superior military pfowcss Of the
rebels. AMI; Gf onr inability to subdue them
II ehfnld h. ,n,,re 1rennentjy sscribed to the
thplo9Ment py Inc EeuetSu 1utnenl "
hlsh ottcis!s In the army, u The navy: ana IN
civil lie. whose sympathtes are ~ltd the
traitors :pd against the country which, while
tEtt< nciuc to serve. they are every ready, to
btt.y.
., The Istest icstsuce of case Of this kind
that has come nader cur nctic:, is that OF
Ex-Msjor 1T n.erI Buell., who; under the
prtssnrc tf borJer Suite 8, mpathizers, was
sppo,uted Il, un1 retained in comnNnd IF the
T.npessec uttil his .'o-nothing policy be.
came so obvious, that at last Mr. Liccoln
himself Ras Obliged to notice the fact, from
the report OF a commission that was sent out
10 irvt etjryte bis campaigo. BE was then
superseded, aid having >declued to accept
conmay d rncer either General Sherman Or
Central Cu1t7> for the reason tba, they wese
Ills iunicre. BE- wps ttnslly mustered ont of
Etryice as MAfnr General Of Volunteers, beios
thus 1educed to his orieipa1 rank as Colonel
IN The 1eguiar service, which funz he there
moon resipnef9
We'll. fRis ex-Mafor Gen. Buell. has been
writing a Letter fr1;n Bedford 8prtnet-proh-
ably 10 one OF The peace Democracy-explafn-
inp how IL Was fhst he came to leave tts
arf1,1: and th,s 1eft. : contuins the f,lfs vim
trtYsnrdinarv statement:
1ha,,e,s H., ~ no,,rv md neans With xb,cb
49, - - ...s tS.s.. - ,oro diac,oaf1
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,Commata,!on MeSSN ~ e issued .. mar = e.
g. o. se q
MoLth: and n9 deduction viii he made for pa-ts Of
the ietet I'd sre Tot a unser say cir
=!
i &c assS & sss
Persona taking eoramutaol ticsets viii be required
must be ehos TO tie Conductor whenever required
IT sas r.
nsmsa o. se uke o fer "a 10 o. as oa
t., sas:1 Fl r.
&c II " 5sss e s1: iii T1ss s ~ ~
sion foI which they afT ,ssnsd e1ceet s;Ps y run By
S.
By the Company Of ThatevcI name ~ ns:ure. and
4 :ss'2ss sss
o:ainsy ressoas . BasssEe; ,or one dat bcvone,a
sss g "a a. Ell - :
szens =. tsSs isS 80 On a r. s1
plred and collect the reg ular train fare uu:l nsX
Ths Go1psny reserves u: right to taks Of q q M TT
o9e {or the on Il he,1 business zithoat
fund1g IL whole or In pszt any sum paid tor commit
tsiEG XE psssor; before reeeiye ticket.
lattops, sSd sign contract relieving the Compsoy
rom ahllty for dansss T. gsz.on % r %Rs1nefr;Sy e.
CIR. Of the Company @nd riding On tbs commatAaon
iTE.cS re.boa pu1ehas1ra Communication t1csets will
he fSFniaaed cnpy Of these rnles ana regnistons-
fo4 z s9ssoa sas x9n
date OF pnIebsse ana e'eo E r. oetoa II
, 1864-08-12
DIR. EASTEIRKY'S
AMERICAN LJMfMEnT.

This valuable Linlment Tfll cure
rheumatism, sprulns, Bruises, Cuts,
wounds, Ulccrs> Contracted Ten
6ons, SsEesIed and SttH Joints, Lum"
bagoe and all Diseases where an
external remedy IL Indicated.
DIR. EASTEnLYB AMERICAN IMMINENT viii
Bone Bc1stches Or Wounds which ar constantly &C
ing TO AnRSE5. Families should zeep 1t CON
STAEflY ON HAND to u.a In time OF need, a. It Ii
the BEST AND MUST EFF1CAC10US LlNIMRNT
r. For- sa!e a* DIR EAsTBRLy co.'s Family
Medicine Storn, % Nsdison street, near the Port
0G.ce, Chlcaxo, Ill.
, 1864-08-12

VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con'
sumption, Bronchitis. spltstea
Blood, Pain In tho Side and Hreast.
WhooplnG Cough, Group, and all Dir
eases Of the Throaf and Lungs.
Render, havs gou Cough, Cold, or any diaea3e oi
ths Lungs Or Throat? 20 not neglecsit M!LtIoSs
Coughs and colds, y not cased: lead to G0NSUAP.
TON, and thEn to PREMATURE DEATH.
TEES CCU ugh RALSAM. which never fAt.s 10 9ToP
THE cough 1AAED1ATEtT, and to effect q PRR
the most PEnFKCT REMEDY for ali diseases Of ahs
THROAT AND LUNGS known to the civilized
IL P1ice-Trial bottles, 50 ccnts per bottle; la.4a
i ~ For snie At DR.. &. RAsTERLY 4 cos Fam
~ edlc!nc store, % M81lsou strest. Chicsxo, Ill.
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