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, 1864-05-25
CGPPEKlIEAD OUTRAGE I'm
OHIO.
Negro Wood-ChoPpers attackcl-Ficht
between the Negroes and the Copper
heads, :,

From the Cincinnati Gazette Asy e3.7
By passenger on the Cincinnati and Chi
cago Air Line Road, on Saturday night, we
learn the following particulars Of dastard-
y outrage committed by the Copperheads Of
The Eaton / Hamilton Railroad COMPANY
have had in their employ for some months
past gang Of negro wood. choppers, who
have fndustrlously and quietly pursued their
business In Butler and PFeble counties, with
out nolesting any one. They mostly reside
at or near Hamilton and go out on the train
Monday mornings, returning, IN the, same
way at the close Of their weeks labor, in tue
meantime occupying rude cabin or deserted
6hanty, If HFerchance there should be any In
the ne1ghbDrhood. For some days past thev
have betn empIoYed in the neigiborhood Of
Colllnsyille, ten or twelve miles above Ham
i1ton. A set Of yillainous copperheads in the
neighborhood collected together and deter
mined to drive them out, under the pretext
that they were interfering with whito labor
ers IN filling their places. They ordered
them out OF Hhanty they had rented.
and destroyed it. The negroes then
bnilt one on thp canal belonging to
the railroad company, and fearing further
shot.guns, and on Saturday, as usual, were
employ ed choppIng wood, when gang OF
cut throats, about fifteen in number. snr-
rounded the shauty with the intention OF
SEEING the arms. Observing this movement.
the negroes, eight in number, dropped their
q! axes ard prepared for avigorous defense.
The Copperheads, not finding the guns, gave
the signal, when the main body Of tho assail-
ante. iitty or sixty in number, Joined them.
and immediately moved to the mart Of the
woods where the negroes were prepared tn
receive them: bnt the latter finding them.
selves 60 vastly outnumbered concluded to
retreat. We did not learn who fired tfrst.
but our informant thinks one Of the negroes
named Smith, fired the first shot, woandlns
one Of the Copperheads very slightly, aiter
which several Volle5s were fred On both
sides, aud running fight kept up for about
q mile and half, The negroes being driven !
into and through co1lfersTtlle to Seven Nile |
Station, where they took the train for HAM |
ilton. On the retreat two Of the negroes |
were captured aud taken back to the woods I
where thcy had been at work, and ordered to |
gnth.r up the things and leave, to come buck
hurt them, but they would Kill Smith il thcy |
caught him. One OF the party failed to re- |
, 1864-05-25

IN the country, with The injunction TO make
nl1 haste, as the General Was dangerously
wounded. Some thought1ess, but nnanthof-
lzed person, thinking PROBABLY to spare his
wounded" and 1t was TINS she received il.
and did not make that haste which she other,
wise would have done to reach bis side.
| Al evening wore on, the paroxysms Of main
| increased, and modification set in rapfdlY.
| though suffering the greatest agony at times,
me GenerM vas calm, and spilled to the
to relieve the pain. During the evening be
asked Dr.. Brewer how long be thought be
could live, and whether It was possibfe for
him to survive through the night. Tho doc.
tor, knowing he did not desire to be buoyed
by false hopes, told him frankly that desth.
The General nodded, aud sid, Il am resigned
1t be Gods Will but would Ike to i've
70 nee ny wife. But Gods win be done'"
had come. @-'>t >00@3 = 'oo
To the doctor, who sat holding bis wrist
and counting the tleettng, weakening pulse
ne remarked, Doctor, supposc an roIng
last now: It will soon be over. But Gods
VIII be done. hope have fulfilled nv des-
tny 10 my country and my duty to nv God u
r. Al nalfpast sefen O'Clock 1t Was evident to
tne physicians that death WAS setting it's
thsGy the ~ sea sea upon & ths brave, open brow Of
@@AA @oAA A&4A4 bOAuAkGQ IL ne
nag any Last messages to give The General,
with mind perfectly clear and possessed
linen made disposition Of his staff and per.
sonal et1ects. To Mrb, Gen r. E, Les he d. |
rected that the golden spurs be given az a
o51ng memento Of hts loveand esteem OF her
husband. To bis staff officers be rave hIs I
horses. So particular was he in small thinrs.
eyen in the dying hour, that he emphaticajiv |
exhibited aud Illustrated the ruling passion
strong in death. To one Of his sfaff: WIN
ha.3 vas !hsavy. built man, be said, "Yoa had
better take the larger horsc; he will carry
you better" Other mementoes be DISPOSED
Of IN q similar manner. To his young son ho
left his glorious sword
His worldly matters closed, the eternal In.
teresrs Of bis soul engaged his mind. Turn-
Ing to the Rev. Mr. Peterkin, of the Ep1sco-
pal Church, and Of which ho was an eycm,
Plary member, he asked him to sing the hymn
commencing. s @e@~ - @''-
Rock ef Ages, c1ett for ne,
Lei me hide myself in thccH
be Joining in with all the voice hfz sf-eurt1,
would permit He ethen Joined in nrayer Wftt
The ministers. To the doctor he apajn said
y am going fast now; am resigned: God's
Fill be DONE" Thus died Gen. J.. q.
Stuart,
His wife reached the house of death and
mourning about 10 o'clock on ThursdaV
aight, one hour and half after dissolution.
md was, Of course, plunged Into the greatest
sf1e1 by the announcement that death had
between the announcement OF the
rounding Of the General and her arrival.
, 1864-05-25
Special Notices.



1At those who Have doubted the virtues Of BUIi,B
EEDkoN BI1TERS, II ary such the-e be. read the
touow1ng certificate fron eel tlemen well known In
QRis ceIonu1ity. and doubt no more.
1hgcneral Introduction Into the Arns viii saya thu
Eyrs OF thousands Of our Foldicf1.
LouisF LILLE, EI-, june I'd, 1855.
We the undersigned. have seen The rood effects
Produced BY the use Of DR.. JONI BULLS nEDR0N
AIIERs In cssea Of general debility ana rrostra-
Hon Of this 6Jssen and believe it, general ne would
D7eveat disease and relieve much suffering. Among
cur soldiers particularly would this be the caro
especially those wao are exposed 10 MlasmAuc H.
1ne4eea 1n tne 6outhsrr climate.
trta! ra4tf sfhED. Collector Int Rcy.s ID Dis
cHAs 5. ISfs *. Collector Of The Port Of 1ou,.-
ytih Ky,
COL. 3: DER H.nhal General OF Zen
Uv.D r HENDERSON. Cor. Secretary Of Sanitary
hARNEY. HUSHEs CO., Publisher, Democrat,
EEO. +. .DoEKN, Proprietor Louis Vic Auxciccr.
HUGHES FAEkH1LL, Wholesale Dry Goods
Dea1EfH. Ma1n street, Louisville. Ey.
DAVIS. GREEN 4 CO., WHOLESALE Shoe Dealers,
Aa!n street, Ioutsrtlle.
4ART MAf0THEK. Lthographet1. cor. Market
Hs 4na 9a fseet L91isri3e ne;tS:n, a eo, Third
snd Marte tt; H. I!ota1f ions9il,s. ' H. '' -
CAPT: 6: r. HIIpRETH. q steamer Asj. Andesson-
c. II. NETCALF, FatIonAl Hnte1. Louisville, kJ.
COL JESSE BAfIES, 9th Kentucky Cavalry.
HEOREE b. PRENTICE. Louisville Journal.
Sold in Chicago It wholesale and retail by
II st0flL, 76 Randolph strset.
, 1864-05-25
AFTER THE RATTr,E.


from the Washington Chronicle, May .t.1
The appearance Of the city during the past
two weeks has been in marked contrast With
that presented before the late battles In Viz
Us, r hile anxious hearts Eaitel for The drst
sound Of the coming strife, has been dlssi.
pated, and the turmoil and hustle, The ey-
cited crowds, the sickeninz sights and
sounds that ever follow in the train Of battle.
are again visiting us. About eighteen thou
sand sick and wounded men, including many
here, and beea distributed among the dIffer.
ent hospitals Many we're but slightly
wounded, and these have been seen proms.
rading the avenue, or standing in kuots
ct street corners OF about the hotels, per
haps relating the story Of their adventures
to interested auditors. q, 1t may be, telling
one with his head bandaged, smother with
an arm slung, still another on crutches: on |
every side the sight Of it's dreadful rcsulte
constantly reminded the spectator that the |
carnival Of war ia. not yet ended. Aud. az
II to impress the horrible realities Of war
more deeply on our minds, long lines Of |
ambulances have moved in moufnfql pro.
cession through the streets, loaded down
With their suffering weight. Slowly and
carefully the wounded hare been transport-
ed from the landing to the hospitals.
awakenfnE in the breasts of thousands
of spectators asympatby TINT has oftcu found
rent in something more substantial than
words We venture to say that the wounded
o. any army that ever existed never recciyad
sucn 1ender and unrcmitting attention "a has
Deen anorded our own after their receutton
u u enls CITY. The commodious and splendid.
y arranged hospitals, which Government has
s9.isu .n nothfng TO make perfect, have aome
oi them been taxed to their utmost canacitv.
Ses, 80 iar as we have been able to discover
seetytnng mas been conducted with the utr
bost system, and all of the sufferers have rnet
Nth yrompt and faithful care. '~ee'
The great influx Of strangers cnnsed bv III.
terrible lighting OF the past fortnight also
auos y 70 tne general hustle. Thousands OF
strangers have made their way here, crowd.
nng the hotels aud. throncipg the street1
How easy We distinguish t6em from fHa core.
ess ctomd. as they move anxionsiv and n.
laiEng!y about, apparently wishing aud vet
tea1ing 10 nnd the oyedobicct Of their search,
atuope o1hers that Hook to the hospitals to
y nnot, ~ naSe = neen sent here by Northern COM
y their incessant hbors, doing much ind
aany wounded man has taken heart At the
1ght Of familiar face, aud gained nav rnrr.
&c to bear up under his sufTerInps Nv the
1agic influence Of cheerful. s7mDath{zfnn
'ord. The Government furnishes cYerythinS
oss1p!e to alleviate the eufleriDgs Of her
Gonnocd soldiers; but the kind offices of +,
ene1olencc, the little attentions, the cheer.
II words, 60 powerful for good to the suffer.
'e, these, reader, are youfs to afford: and |
ls our duty to see to 1t that none of those
ant for them. o oo
, 1864-05-25

ONE OF THE "nuLLY BOTS. !"

ONE OF TIE BULLY BoYs."
coming out from church In tho morning.
We found line Of ambulances going down
;lst tne s3reeL @ a driver told me that they had
ary Square hospital. Do you think the ad-
1ectire coarse and vulgar one? Ga anv.
Where from Pleasant Hili-what sting md
satire there is in the name!-go anywhere
from the banks of the Red Riyer-foreyer-
more more conlslng bloodily through our mem
sylvania and gee how 1t is refined and Sane.
titled by the men who battle for US, and yon
WILL be ready to do as did-folloW tho lcad.
Ing, vent to the hospital In one Of the
"afos found man, or rather he found me
-iof marked him as reserved man, while
own thought. But he called to me-H I saY,
you're q Yankee" It seems that nv dozen
years Of knocking about the world have not
Worn OF oil the marks ofnatirity vet: tLourh
hao hsttesed myself that I was grown
cosmopollte- So I told this soldier. ii
knem kis you. yoa because I'm Yankee too" was
mental organism. found him man from
Maine. He had q bad flesh wound in one arm
and one leg was of just above the knee
Don't mind the leg, but tell me about shcr-
T15an's raid" ! read Secretary stanton's
fsiegram f;eg nm Eeative e to + 20 tell you, wen
come to judgment. before he gets throneh
Elth 1t, guess, In way he didn't look for.
TO down by that room and read that TO that
man on the right" That was nv dismissal.
and went
ANOTHER "Dp1Lr BOT"
The man On the right,'' found to be a |
Boston notion, red of hair, freekled Of flee.
blue Of eye, square of chin, broad of nostrIl'
IN Word: not man Hfth whom Aramfnta |
would fall IN love at first sight, not a man
whom Susan Jane wouli idolize Is the hero |
Of romance. Aornin'," was bis answer
sible. What could eay to one Who ent une
OIL in thai ways While stood an instant
ne made an inventory Of mel felt be was
passing Judgment Is only a man can whose
Wis hAVe been 6harpened By long cxperf- |
epce ut picket duty. Suddenly lie opened
{! ais M M!arEe eyes to their widest, and sald-I
nate the news p I eaw that one arm
there was body wound some where. and
snew BY the working Of his forehead that he
was IN pain. own this question astonish-
"a me. briefly summed up the morufnr
papers Tor him. Then as saw he was In
.2l1eme PAM made a remark about his
I'm, and asked IL l could do anything for
Rhat's the difference If We oniy lick tbn ~ rei: a.
sls!" We had 1nrther talk, and found hin
nero from head to foot-every quarter inch
y bis i've feet nine. His parting word was:
: somewhere you'll find q younrster with n
1ole In bis lesg,-he's kind Of pugnosed boy
Win White hafr, but he's got Tue rrit-i
NOW % him, and be came up IN the ambulance
sith me; please get him an orange or two If
Ioa o!l1 nno 20 M nlm md cheer him up-he's little
own Z, IN tue gtlls this morning, but he'll be
y right in day or two" Yes, he viii be
Il right In day or two, for lie viii be Where
am and death never come.
, 1864-05-25

Torne1ly Of James Hcep,t.l cnsom Houss erect,
rev Ofieane La he'd In l6jo. ow pafm
located a. - Randolph street thicago, 1ninois,
SPeclanat N the treatment Of DID CasoSIo. MxEpU-
XAL, sckof Cl oEs and oil kinds Of HOOP AND -SIy
pieE EAsEa And DI sonpEns. o. 4 CoxTAGioCg VxKE.
IL G1AEAe e7tE, cures them without 1esorttuE tv
~; !opIns. PoTAbtl1. trren,c any poison
Uut WIN kECTEALIxEK. q POSITIVE GEE for aIi
1umofH and ooc pot.ppe, ~ ASA AA
orGAN1c WEAKNESS, .snch rs Seminal Weakness,
koctu1LAl and Diu1nA2 ERits5ons, brought on by
sbnse o. the ssteT. early indIfcfetons. excess q
'enIaled heteet1r1ly, cansinR lots OF memory con
asion; depTeston. tinness, At often times il.anity
o,ner aepini able tao q tymptons treated aid
Ihalcay cured by aE tr1llfhlc mtthuu "a Wing mncb
Hms and expease Glect. GonorrbeA. Structure snd
radically cured. f'>' As1Ae'
Old diseases Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLAss.
Mhefe tue blood has become polenDed, produciur
notenes on the face, small wnterv bsters. paint ii
Me head and bones, liberated throat nose limb, and
eENertnEb. 1@ ~
y Janes recommended BY the press generally Of
inc South, the l1ed!ch faculty 1re Of .d
tssi eoleccs ETC Those 4rictcc ahonid apply imme.
alnteiy. ard ~ cured Of th' fe horrible diseases,
HeaIenbtf. IrF Jauet Uttlce Iaflorn sfn at 86
aALdo1ph between 6t4ie nd Dearborn Streets
onice open from L. n. until So. b. Consultations
%opnuenIA. l1F2l-g4 1.2F
, 1864-05-25
To the murtyrs Of Liver Com.
DlAf0k.

Among the Nondarful medical proneYt1es xh,rb
have rond eFed H0sTETTkkB RTOMAtH BITTEKs
ssen1nfnt . among thc health reatorinR prepers.
:txc9us 1s:1 estt 10 soids juscs % IL
e ess,l1 :. SSnSE n. rEh. 70 she spo story
L opesates directly upon the disordered orrsn. pnd
aesoes anduly actlve or state OF par4iyats r..
tns stenach Pain between the Shoulders and in thc
s,de 1eoE sut1osion OF the sIin. Costlveneess
dnp1tsson Of ths Heart: Pr Co9sh. low Ever md
aente and cnroLic Liver Complaint, are oae and Iii
gto,nptt relieved sad nually reoyed By the sctou
o. GosIos1ires ne Esntleat md most gerisl OF al
RpeF1en4, a. 1SFAll1ELE RkGClAT0R. and q ToHfR.
TCL HEETERAT!TK. Persote o! 4 bilious ha ahIt vhn
Ats tho btters q protective medicine viii ncycr
eunet the pains and penalties Of Liver p,aes.ca or
Bous henlttent Fever. This. the prophet ~ guar
2n3e6.
, 1864-05-25
RRcyclopeCla Of Rellgtous KunHiAcra Snd Ehs4Zs

F1oE Asv. J; Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor Of tn
Nso Chronicle, PhlladeFpa1a- &~
AlshogEh nor disposed to fayor Or recommend pas-
eht medicines ln GENERAL through dtstfrst Of thef ~
gradients and effects, yet know Of sufficient res-
Sons Ehy nan E.y not testify to the benents 10 -
pafston u the hope that he may thus Contribute Il
man Bttets, prepared By DF. c. II. Jackson Of thi1
eisy. oeca1se VA pteludced against them for mnoY
aicoaolic mi{tnre lam Indebted to my friend RohE.
bnoemaker, EEq for the removal Of this urctDdre IN
proper tests and for encouragement 10 ~ item The2
sunerag nom great nd loug continued debility. The
ofthe present year. was followed By evident relief Nd
restoration to degree OF bodily and mental vt0or
.p9st a - spai5ed M Of 5egstning tetetore thsnR God
J. NEWTON BROWN, Fniladeiphts
, 1864-05-25

eocietils.
If we mistake not, the ru1es OF war dc.
mand that the soldier who thr va down his
arms, In the face Of the foe, aad refuses t.,
fight, Is himself liable to be shot on thr
spot We understand they all claim forei.-n
protection, an immunity from the osrils of
the battlefield, with the common herjt,re
of the people Is at stake. Ii 90, thew shonid
have dung to Italy, and not como araonr n
people who lore Freedom bette: than life.
and are willing 10 fight for 1t.
, 1864-05-25
A Daughter or General Grant Photo.
Er1phed.

graphed.
One Of the interesting features OF the 81.
Louis Fair on Saturday last was the taking
OF Photographic likeness OF daughter Of
Lieutenant General Gznnt. who, since the
beginning Of the Fair, has been pezsanatizg
the character Of the old woman In the shoe,
in the Children's Department. We under
stand that she Is the Generals only daugh-
ter, and Is eight years OF age. She WAS dresa-
ed NJ an. old woman, with esp and specta.
cles, and seated in mammoth shoe, aad
surrounded By lnnumerab1e dolls, as pho
tographed. A crowd of spectators gathered
about to witness the undertaking, and gazed
with great interest upon the Little old NO.
nan as soon as 1t WAS whispered about that
ehe was General Grants daughter. She paid
NO attention, however, to the close scrutiny
OF the crowd, was not In the least discon-
cefted, xnd during the stsittfng'' was as per
1ectly se1fpossessed and unmoyed a. her L.
i1strions father Is usually represented in ali !
hls terrific battles. As soon as her likeness
had been taken, Major Mackay, the Secrets
y Of the Fair, proposed 'ithree rousing !
cheers for Lieutenant General Graut,n which |
were given. The Generals daughter is yery
prepossessing In appearance, with fair CON.
plex1on and plump features, aud dressed as |
me old woman, she presented captivating
appearance.
, 1864-05-25

Gensrated by the hot sun III he fur more deadly 10
9nt so1unteofs than the enemys baypnesa. IN the
I'LL i!LLs were Used In e.or1u"ns auznt1tIas- They
1eps tac ttool@ IN p 1fect health. II the te1dtf
1ro r. r. orug stnre n bit place. lei him write 70 me
~ AAoen Lane enclosing the tu,ount. and VIII t1sil
Fo IN o o. hs9d nessne they cannot
and M4t pcr boz or pot. folders tupply youfscjrcs
, 1864-05-25
I,tBnlutlR Cement.

III
| Ax1A1 pExopYXHYnSEFUL AND YAInARTn
| nYernupuv.
04oNVS6R2l
| H".r1~e
.~,,..
"o0N-1 Sems"ss
Useful Att7. fat1lty than anY. Invention nov
| before the public. It has beeL
|taotoash!y tested during the last
W. yeass 9y pt1sne2l men, and
{p'oaonaeeo ~ ~ TO ne
. -'- ~1S
1'H s-ANe' HiltonB 1nsolubls Cement
k:.r.w,,.,r ,. IT,
Tea,s 81 stuiT: its rouhtnss13asa M [1sats g
on Sc1k111T1o P1lac1FI1s, aad
nscnroatsou IT, ~ @ Of CHANGE
corrupt Or a1nit any odeasiYs
'"ss-
Boot and Bnoe Aaa.| Bull ana SaoE
NA0sR19]' Manufacturers usfrv us,h,
g ee@settiaS IS cdssns!ss, !ssHR :: L
feodby my change q tsnporstuTFss. Ts.
u JEWELLERS
sa1ot1ss
ss1ha maa naa u suMe!enn1 adhesiVe
, 1864-05-25
A. Positive Cure for llrunlxen.

DR. lanes AETIDuIE FOR STRONG DRrEK
5he 1ore ior intoxicating drrks Is directly owing to
VIC seoec Of tate suptrnduced bJ tinned excuses
a. nc nc Of spIttoous hqnors 1otempe rance con.
ent upon artificial cAuses Theee once re1npvcd. the
victim o. lnebri.tE will lose al inclination Or dexre
~ nr: zhSEs ANTIDoIE, hy u specific action re-
dtt1on. The craving for kplriia.us drinEs a1 o1cs
&easos amt Wha. before had hecn Irresistible ID.
son. n6E becomes detAateful, obnoxious 4rd renui
MEe Inc IcmeGy Is perfectly harmless Z directions
ote tooEed- T. cserciscs almost ejecs in
EA1kine QcepeeAted AVERSION for all alcohOc drnCs
and the appetite :or ,ood. Price 81 box Or
Sold By nj Druggists LORD l. SMITH Agents for
Chicago. RpiSchYl.sIn " ~ III ~
, 1864-05-25

From Rsv. !. 3. Herman. OF tte German Kefo.nas
Church. Kusztovu. Perks County, n.
troubled viii Dyspeosta nearly "a ye1rs, nd asys
meyer nsea any me uclne that dld mo - much Kooa
Hoodandk Bttets- I am very much improved n
health, After having tak1nz dys botttss.
Youts, with respect, J. 8. HERMAN.
, 1864-05-25
#tSrrlla11FDuE.
miscellaneous.
TO U G Fl NO MORE
DR.. STRICKLAND'S
mELLlFLUOUs
COUGH BALSAM.

Cufe1 Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Asthns and
u ls only necessary for any oLe troubled
win nese complaints to try ons bottle ot
Strickland7S
, 1864-05-25

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
- OF CHICAGO.
Southwest COZ. LAke md Clarf<a.
CAPITAL. Paid In. S. 1900, 900.
K.AKKH, PreddAat.
BAM. II. N.NICKKRBON, Vlae-l1nGk.
, 1864-05-25


Day before yesterday some three hundred
rebel wounded fell into our hands. OF these
tWenty.one required capital operations. They
we're placed in row, q slip Of paper pinned
to each man's coat collar, telling the nature
O. the operation that had been decided upon.
VI. Morton first passes along, aud with a
towel saturated With ether puts every man
beyond consciousness and pain. @
.nd dhe Operating surgeon follows and rapidly
and 6ktlfuly amputates leg or m arm. as
the Gaze may be, till the twenty.one haye w
been subjected to the knife and saw without
one twinge Of pain. A second surgeon ties
up The arteries; third dresses the wounds.
me men are taken to tents near By, snd wake
up to IND themselves cut in two Without tor
fuTe, while winroW of Topped OF membera
attest the work. The last man Ind hren
operated upon before the frat wakened.
Nothing could be more dramatic, and nothing
could more perfectly demonstrated tho value
Of anasthetics. Besides, men light better
when they know that torture does not follow
!" wound, and numberless lives are saved that
the shock Of the knife would lose to their
friends and the country,
, 1864-05-25
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
'etaal nd sabseribed caphal, &seo, ,ooe

1 Jas. BOWER, President
| A4O6 T. HALL, Vice Pres,a snt
AAnr NeAaA1- fc6yA-AR
, 1864-05-25

Asnow used In tbs service can bd 1red aeyen ttm.s
In II 81 cones range 2, 900 yards!
Gsn. Wider Of the Army Of the Cumberland says
whipped! and the confidence inspired by these arms.
ao0ed 70 fheir terribly destructive capacity Yuljy
atadrup!es tie effectiveness OF my command.H
, 1864-05-25

Casualties IN The 36tI, Illinois In the
fath faihes cnJ hGa[ an. ASsaca, Georgia, May
KILLhD-6.
cnas y Lyte, private, CO A; Vim cellar, private.
co =: Howard Whitney. corp, CO F. b 8 Bald.
"ln' private, co G; VIM Mccrafy, private, co c.
xouEpED-A
William smails, private, CO A, left leg: William
Darke, p, co a, right leg; Edward Nuts, D" CO a
len ~ naqd; Henri, ,ocost C b head Logaa.
s!tSht; Jaeob Sands ID lieut, CO 6. feft foot; &
Caldwell. P, GO G; rghr arm; J. A Porter. sergt. co
Bo}d: ?, Co right leg; Milton Cornell, corp, CO
E, foot crathed; Fred Bleiei. ., CO E ien bot. ~
a1moe f. ADde5aon de-; P Go le arm Alfred Tom
leg: Thomas, p. CO I, lett leg; Il Hirsc, scrgt
60 / leit arm; Geo Laker, p, co Z, right leg; Il
7e!gt, CO \, right leg 4 Mitchell, p, co &, lee:
Edward Reeder, p, co E, leg.
y Nichols, CO a.
WILLIAM II, uA1au.
.- Chaplain 36th Illinois,
CALHOUN, Ga, May 18TH 1861
, 1864-05-25
PURE BLOOD

suton Is neglected IN YOUTH dlsesso aod e.riv ~
% the result. Do not delay when The ueans srS
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, 1864-05-25

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, 1864-05-25

no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
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, 1864-05-25

pORk AND BEEF.-Niess Pork,
= Trim 3tess Pork; Prime Mess Pork ana Mess Beef
tn hand api Tor Ra'a at our warch 3uss, corner OF
Adans and state st.e~ts: He arc constantly reo1ck-
A igS county ana si'y o.ekea pork patttnE oarinpsn
fouEa, fu1i weight. and mp 70 Btand4rd gu&llsy as
marked uhuER#oOD d CO, otace 1S7 So. Water
street. ny2tE6u lw
nYEING.--Ladies and gentlemen
~ will End It to their advantage to call at @.
Rst5laines street. e. at tie pEsnee Wosks II Sorth
Mfhs fns next Il dsar ( ny 3rds51 Ct a. either
Pos. 0mce. Chicago. ILL, Will meet with promDt -