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mans body. 1t struck tall oak ABOUT W
feet high and thirty inches thick, on high
point Of ground, and descended, splitting 1t
iron, the heart hut throwing no sp1nters
at the base Of the tree where large NUMBER
Of soldiers had bivouacked, the fluid seemed
to leave the tree and Its roots and dart Q IL ~
every direction in q great number OF 1uIlo
iet4, eimi1ar to large mass Of pig iron. At
white heat under the tri9-hammer, except.
instead Of fl fiJg In sparks they were IN con
tjnutn us streams, All this was the Work only
OF an instant Nearly tht who:e regiment
was stunned and blinded. Many lay shocked
to jistnsitilf.y. Awhole 81 mule team, th1awn 81
DOWN. Just at this juuctnre the discharge
of The clond seemed to strike 10 rapid sue
cttslon Ut o1h.r plares IN the brigade. l,&Ve
tihce learned killing and #ocndins men and
apimn}s.
Now Tor a description of freaks: Those
umn 0f electric fluid, something like the
roots ard fine rootlets Of large trea. pene-
. trateu every Thing they came In contact with,
more penetrating than bullet; and some OF
them were not larger than knitting needle
In their punctures they made no tndentatton
like bullet, out burned their way. Every
thing they touched blankets, hair, skin,
sp1ipkled over them. The appearance Of the
vicinity generally WAS that Of large quantt-
t. Of tiffiol having burst and sprink1ed IN
6ue lets around. examined one soldiers
krapsack snd contents. One little Jet about
the size OF buck-shot bad entered It, pene'
trated twenty six folds OF his blanket; Pene-
trate6 through his portfolio Through letters,
envelopee, Quires Of paper, dasuerreotSpes,
ard the brAss clasp on his portfolio.
Several men were burned, and the app:ar.
ance of the skin is like that Of ecalding
water having run from the head to the
heels. singing hair, and burning the skin to
crisp, and in some instances deep into the
dtsb. Eight guns, standing BY the tree were
discharged without injury to the guns. Cor
poral John Ta} }lor, Co. I, and private John
Hensel, Co. I, were killed. Eight members
Of the same company were severely bnrned.
Those near the tree received currents Of fluid
which ran along their bodies Those at dis
tapce bore the appearance on their skins Of
having stood In the apattera and coTrusca-
tions If molten iron from trip hammer.
Three men Of the ed o. s. battery were kill
and negro map, on the opposite side Of the
river, were killed
Examining the topography of the country,
arms, nuekefs and steel cannon drew those
two clouds together oysr that spot, as 1t was
not higher than many other hills In their
course In the vicinity. The clonds passed low
in their whole route for miles, but did not
unite nor discharge until arriving over the
10th corpB, which WAS camped closely toge-
thcr. Yours, WM. HRMsTREET.
Captain 18th Missouri Infantry.
, 1864-08-06
e AuTIo H..
THE GOvEHSMEyT ESDOHsEMHY.

In order to guard against dangerous l1apdAttions.
pubic sre requested to take especial note OF tho beo
ttuly engraved propstetoz1 stamp, through which TT
Government OF the United States ot1c1ally authenn
Gates every bottle Of HOsTETTERS BITTER8. Thi
ehf1d thrown b. the Government over the proprietor
and the public for their Joint protection, IS placed con
spcunuay the cork aad oTes the neck Of eae1
hottle, and cannot fail to strtts the efe Of the
raznai obseryer. Nothing that purposta 70 be HOS
TETTEE's BITTEE5 can be genuine. unIesa th<
stamp tathosc.
It il also proper to state shat the BIrTERs art sold
rxc,nstyelY In rlsse, md never under auJ ctrcuus
Htauct, by the gallon tho barrel. 1mpostors and
l,tktoza are abroed. acd the ony safeEuazd she pub
c haze against shem Is to Sec that the Bltse,y hes
,.1v hare the engraved label sud note of hand a
Ness,r. Ho&set&er and Smith, and the stamp shon
mentioned.
Prepared and sold by.
HOgTETTEH r. SMITH.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
.n:@ Err,
, 1864-08-06

We send all the CHERQ
KEE MEDICINES BY Il.
press faxcept the Cntrtl-
kes P1tt4; Ih.Be are sent
by mail. tree Of possaEe).
On receipt Of price. to any
part OF The c1Ti lz5d WoFl !,
securely packed, In s.1cd
q manner that no one
through whose hands they
may pass would know the
contentt.
Ladiea Or gentlemen eau
A3d1e8s Us IN perfect COZ
ndtnc9, hnd We Will In oil
cases frankly AusN e1 their
1ettezE+ aud ElFe our opsu.
ton OF eAct1 individual
CASE. We preecrih1 no
minerals.
, 1864-08-06
NeQal Notices.
OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

GTA1'E OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- =: conE-ss: Circuit Court e1 Cook Comfy.
% csfo T TsiE 90 osd CO I sps1y. st. Ioais. Alton
sstss ness 81 "a c%s@g:n! a1ip
ter s1ens.t. ' l:likn brown. James brown 6tex&r:
Rro1H H.son 'a i n1e~e % cst ct SrowR ast1ss5 E.n.
I:irhs 1atshncls .s.nusi Sstchio1a, aen19 notsh.
k.ts. Da:4ey 3 FILLER, ssnn:l j. EudGn, Lnu,s z
ier M liz. sSd aoru i: ..,ren--11 chsncery :"
Afit1y1t Of tee corF. s.aenee Of Azartsh F!scx,
nie Wian stesr =; ssiss aros & jame:
i N1eSa, Wi'lsm + Bow: Irsacl* 4 Es4ltoE.
Hrovr. TiliAr1 Fullerton .no k'o!1is K. Jestap. Dc
ef &c c esss & sss " sss:
7.sya Hosatsy. Joho FL - s;as 9ssr;s \ Tias
Xix e. EI,s:a S:o I:chhsld. W s.uei sa:es
n1aen sss G as1er oe Il G.
BFt w. Wnasr fultsTtoa AMI Morris z. J:asup. ths;
Eait cotnr,.ts.nt rltd his bill Of com ,a!nt IN aald
tuIE1nl*, O. r. I,s. toncay Ct september ne1s s
1osc!:y Joae ~ %1n,.1t. 6sors. !. 11sa.t g:
81 Rroxn. v4iiian E5o*n. Fs4nc,s. 4. Hsmtlton.
Marx " Col1ct, tll.nb C. III ennelt. Samuel B,4tch.
za5s Ts:5 aII I0us fas tsls t9 sasI as5
Hrown, Ntnten Fullerton acd horri1 +. Jtrsup,
y sfo s r. ~. nt9ss .d Gtsnl
81 H. III al Monday Il teptsueeF. iea. and oi.sd
en:wss e s ~, 70 r. 81 sa al 81
1hsrcnd and s1.t6d ~u b. t>Iea eonf~t.ed
entered ass9sf toe cuarH sssr59Hnf 70 iths
Hr.1N ~ IL Conpl'tR Corr. = tyl7sc.ali-4W
, 1864-08-06

Tn!heC HERDEEE NED.
ICINE6 the unfortunate
Will find q dag Of deliver.
arce from aufferlEE and
pa!n-a dAT splendid and
Glorioue. when they shall
10 Logger suffer Wituott
cessat1on O. ropose, either
thfGuRn mefcfnsE1 Quacka
or tt1s tneMtf%n ncy Of n0S-
1tor4 preparations
hc *Chtfokte M6d1-
c,nt a. accomplish their
r1GFtm-thtH eIUanc1pA-
r,pp3 an Emancipation 10
great 50 hdu31rsbl and 60
p-clttlc OF universal geo.. .
Thtse. metiic,neB will
prove, ID any and every
caes, faithful ard never:
1a>i.ng nttnta In the t1ule
IT nttd.
, 1864-08-06
Ban6t1l4 attG GutattY<.
TIKST NATIONAL BANK OF
L FUKT WAYEH, HCAeA.
Designated Depository Of the United Ssates.

ElhST NATIONAL BANK OF
L FOKT WATEH, NDArA.
Designated Depository Of ths United Suites.
CAPITAL PAID Ur s1se.oee.
President. J. I. huffman, c.shter, n. p.F1sHn
.... DIRECTORS:
}S5S SSS $S$ S;55 SS$ES,EscEn, =; fH3Es
This DsnE tepders IT. serv1ccs IN making Collections
Se:lss',ens vi { nsss With prope. .asanea .aa
cnicago Or PittsaurEh. ,ss[asaas11a:'
TIE MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK OF CHICAGO.
C&IoITAI,...-..8 $3.50, 900.
This Bank having corarlied win a thu prcv1ao..
businoss in III Bsal1ak once.
ls4 Laks-s., Marine Eaxk Binding.
xSifnT,E SxSI !. !: yuS1st sAHa, cs[sit!! xssf
T1rAsr1r DrPAErHKrr.}
1 .. .o1s0tf.E S4snfzfoR. & g. jans Hnas : IL.
ey s!sssse rrsss9'Sa g. = r. 's
Escasaies ksttoasl 81 Ssa1 q sas.ss: tss S5 q
Sss T. fss p Ssf saa
ai1smsa e 'he A. q Go45Tes: 41. enfsa 1Eea ~
aIealtao1 ead redemp,lon taeteoG," approved Jnne
IL lei % IL
4 RUSH seA9 Ae
81 sssa,7 9af i hss I'd Si. @ 1s5
4 aatt1i,zed {a to eosneccs s busine's OF Banking
e.ee- .~--1 Ii teasiman1 whereof, wrtaess ny hAna
, 1864-08-06


Gen. Sully, and 1uaded With freight. at Fort
Rice tho Ef1e WAS detained day, and the
nrdcss Of Gen. Bully were to detala her. but
she mansged to get away. The Sam Gatv,
isabelle, Marcella and Tempest, were met
below Fort Rice, on their second trip from
Fort Sully, with Government freight. The
Calypso was laid up at Fort Sully, having
met with an accident, the breaking Of q
wrist and the bursting Of Two cylinders.
They had to send to St. Louis for new ones,
ard the messenger was met going By the
Sioux City. Government fright in large
quantities WIS still lying aloug the river 1t
different points awaiting transportation,
and the mountain boats it was believed
wou1d be maintained until tall in carr5ingit
to its destination.
The Et1le Deans brought down several
bales Of Buffalo robes aud a lot OF tars for
EdwVd R. Brandow, Esq, agent Of the
Northwestern Fur Company. Alter remain
Ing Ut our landing few hours, she put out
for St, Louis.
, 1864-08-06

N0AGA1&>6 N&En0y S0HPA
This celebfated TOILET SOAP. in slch unt 7etxal
aeEAod = made from the choicest a;cz-ia - na,l1
R6 et1ot1eQt In 3A EatufT, frHEtRbsly scented Ap1
extremely beneficial Il 1tb scxtoa npon The s61n For
tale b. hu Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
, 1864-08-06

CBEHOKEK CURK.-An
unfa,115G tute tor 6permar
toI1heAS Seminal WeARne1y,
Nocturnal Emllsions< and
I'll d1seaae1 caused by self
p0:ptl[u such a. 14c6s Of
Memory. Universal Iaast-
tuce, PaIns in the Back,
DtmneGs Of Vts1o1, ertma.
tprt0ldAgc, Weak Nerves,
Difficulty OF Breathing,
trembling Wastetulnt&s !,
RsuptIons On the f&ce Pale
CppLtfoonCH insanity Con,
e{lmptlon, and oil d retul
complaints t1uea1 by &c.
parting from The path Of
nature.
, 1864-08-06

ClNEs are eol1 oy ~ e.
1trR' fsH.E ofteKis&Aiu tno
ctF1lzen Wofia. sohs W. or,,oe
pt1nelp1ed deaef9. noW. SsSSSS
tvtr, " 20 se!t Mo1taesss S9sS5ss ~
compounds IN pace ot g IS
tAtas-trose E11cn taey ~
can get At cheap pEce, - -,
knd fnaks Mots mon3y ~ % r.,
selling than they csn 81 S.
Tue tAerokee AlSH. SS
cine8. AS you FhlHE yLu1 r., -
henllh-sye, tue htalth Of SIS SSS3
Tanr otsrs 0G-qo oot oe ass5S3SS3s
oecelytd 65 sEcn 9oPHa' ss3sS
e1p1ed ef12 x1fts. Ask o tos
, 1864-08-06
Du6tfttkr8 8 BtrftH


a.
~ I..st
1Eu IHT1tlIU WtUlGlM1
=.
r,,..,. ,,s. x...,..,o.,, ,,. ..,.,t
s4E' g eA'ao' He' A"1 ''"'A'''' " ''~
uosT1rrrps sroyA m B1rrEIe
-
during The v.ar 1s sbov that this Invaluable stornA
.n....t. .,,+,t,,,,,. n,.r.,,a,n h,. .tta,neap
NV .N-,ss +...o,.,.t,,,uA<&
popularity ae'er oetoso etao5eo " Nt0
cine. Starting IN 1s5 with sales during tho year eqaA
TO about 10 II has 10 steadily And rapidly adTa1eet
:, ,h1,. t.s+ ~, reatot. of the nro,etoa9
- - "-'. - .oa. 49,. --.,+t, ..n
@aa o1aAo'Aesu1sfS MI ioo'' VIC seat4 1s"s - =.
eeas, Will reach the eoosmous sum Of $s5oNo' Iaaae
maud in Few Xo1s alona Ia oyez oue thousand casu
nrr veet.
rrn. ,,.,... s~..,-,.n.x =. 1,a, Tn the World mn
~' .x4..
uuu1 Any os'en'al'oas oo' - AZ
great sanitary fact that the Btcre meet tue wanna aoe
funl the expectators Of the community; that the pub
,c ha,f.rt in +h., ae.ocv ,.ras,e. and s,.e,s. d,v IN
.-W.~ ....
u~S SsoA " "eeAt seaf VI year Aau toaI 10o@e MI.
rstly IN the circles IN which they move aud thus give,
wider scope 70 lis hnd cufatise s1rsueA
While the cotunns Of the press give publicity to
, 1864-08-06

CHEROKEE INJECTION
Is ihttn.tt a. IN Allf OF
AssntApt TO t15 CHA RO.
KEE HHMEDY ,and snoutd
be used IN conjunction
with That Eed1clne II al
cnses 1ft}Lnn1r4 hH4, Elect
Flour Alpus or Whltes+
1ta effects are healing,
soothing md demuIcenti
removing all sc2ldEg heat,
ctoTdee aud pan, lnttean
OF the hur1tnk K end almost
unene ur1bIe pntn that u
experienced wli9 nfar!y I'll
the chsap d 1uacS Injections,
, 1864-08-06
rc e!lenr the House OF Flies,
USE puTCHERp CELEBRATED
a.!GHTNIKG FLY-kILLER,

ns&s cheap s1ticlc. easy to use- Every sheet viii
,--,l eaat BOLD KVERYWHERE. jels.kasssw
, 1864-08-06

Gen. 4. ]. Smith not AN Old 3Tno.ss
hEHPH1s, July Is, 1861,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your psper Of the ed Inst. ! fiud the
following paragraph: t'Gen. 4 J. Smith.
though an old man, Is enough for Forrest Or
forest Of Forests" p" Gen. L. J. Smith is
just forty. three yes1s old. The country has
reason to expect too much Of Gen. Smith,
Just now, to have Its well-grounded hopes
depressed by such mistake concerning his
ege. When some man In his command can
sit horse better than he, or endure the ia
tisues Of the field better. 1t will be time
to put in the plea OF seDility for him. He
and :. Fighting Joe Mower' onght to have q
great fortune. Posted.
, 1864-08-06
-rInaN UpATTV 0T PUV

uUMAM FRAHTY, OR PLY.
i'll BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. should be EeAe
eys5odY / 1fes. On nc se9S1 by n4Gs h9w ts N IT
saty 2 b. Sne.eFted ~ 5srs G;and - ,od.2 o.
ing IL. N es1:Ace state: scat ~ n. y. a. BAafow,
~ B-eckc< stree;. Few York fr1ce. q cenS.
Vii. Il fannolrb street. .Chtcaeo, III, snn, Of sIM
MEAN 20 En-, corner AsIn aae * ,asn;E: r. ton
, 1864-08-06

&eP LA4a.-HeEsnau's ConceaER.td Benkpe re
nevss p.lns Gret.e sro.* &C.. int:ant'y a:a citsrt
Elik4. Ales5ne gloves, A.. ssne. 10 ncw; on;y H
~ q S!17 ~ pfe HnSi t;C;a Kes
tONiC,-EeEenAn Gov Cord.Ll Elixlr & CxnsaSt
S.zk, esa.as ts sen's nc xsl.Ezosp 7s,:l.s5.
It vii % 10 und r4uaple Tonic IN ail case1 r11
t,c.irrtY - a prrvenrEe 70 Frve5 snG Fever e1d
1le: eu5e:1ar 70 th- conE: vnnk. and ran. bt1tr1
g n'Ss is.s - s,d s64 y M 1orH
!AStSIdkpTsENIsEf od;sIs GIodEHAs seIa G'IE Hsss
slsat Celebrated Disrrhoe< RtmetI has peea nsxG M
With uuiAns sueoe.e kioc5 ths Chol,a fss12n o.
- iaV hoart. Prepared ors hy HEGEA4k Co
: :Fa and Drug tst.. Ny YoT9 sole ~ X Ut u;
, 1864-08-06
THE PUBLISHERS In COUN-
GIL.


Meeting of the Western Associated
Rress-EJcurBiou 10 Luke 81. Clair
and Crosse Isle.
, 1864-08-06

They cure Suppressed.
E1cesdyes and P4ii1tui
They cuZe 4fee1 Eick.
nees(C (Chlurosts.)
They Cnre Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains La
the Back and lower part
OF t. g Body. Heav1ns.a.
Fatigue oa slight exertlon.
Palpitttfon OF the Haart,
LoMucss Of 6pir1t&, Uyste-
Ia, Sltk HeaIache, Mddl
ness, &C., &c. In q word,
by t1moTlng the Irregular.
Ity they remove the cause,
and With It ali the Effects
thst spring from 1t.
, 1864-08-06

TH18 >ELIXIR cures
HyEterfa, Gane. al ceblu:y,
Palpltatlon OF tho Heart
and 1tupotency. 1t restores
Eental power gnd the APP
petite. and CAUSES the rose
t. mount tie cheek OF
pa1nr, and tha denll,tated
man Or woman to feel VIZ.
ofoI1A and strong, the
your & md smnti rus blood
to cunrse through every
vein, t. 9 nerves to ceeome
8tIoI1G, and the tires of1ew
llie and v1Eor to reaafmate
the ent1fe b5dv, bpild1ug
up the constitution, rest II.
Ing 10y and lit to many 3
zAd and d2rkeued ftre4fde.
, 1864-08-06
Removal of Hum0rS In the Blood.
THE WARRANTEE.

THE VVARRANTEE.
Ne szs aHsre that many medicines ara warranted.
knowing that they will probably mover he returned,
Bne We a&suEe you that wa do not Wieh your AoHHT
WITHOUT E1v1nx vALEH RECEIVED. Ws be,eve u IL
AND WHHT VIZ WAX1ANT THIS hxpiu1yK, VIZ xK40
JUST WHAT VIE aAY. any one uste tha FtreWeuA
for the diseasea Nh1ch We have Iecocmtndad Is M.
AxEp II. he can return The bottle to tho AGENT ~
purcnased the medicine ot, a7d he will rafuod ue9
Should your nearest DrugRts: hsye tho azstasa.
do not pat Of By any osher Preparations that map
be offered In lts place. bnt send 10 Agent. 1r4
be VII forward. 1eentcly packed. by exprsss.
BEWARE Of IMPOSITION.
aud that Or. Wasvere compound RIuact M M.
Weedr CT Humor and Liver SyEur" Is blown u ikA
bottle: no other IL Eenuiue.
Prize, Ono Dollar per Bottle, sr Sir Rstfss
for Five Dssla1s.
Sent By exprefs On receipt ct the money.
8o11 b. al UruGc1sts and MedlCina Deaiaf1-
AAsH DTGAE, n. E. corner Dearborn md Ra*-
dolph stfect, CnlcaEo.
Walker &1 Taylor, Froprietoxs:
H. SCOVII>
76 Randolph street, Chicago,
w4oLgsALz AGENT.
t7tma2etm TU THdsA9
TOR D z 8 E N T e e T
, 1864-08-06
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By the u1o Of the CHER.
0KEt DEMEDf ami
CHEROKEE INJECTION
the TAO medicines At The
Bamo t1ne-al1 improper
d'8ChAf3 e. are removed,
and the weakened orEnns
ara speedily Yt1tored 10
full v1RuG and strength
For tut pArttcQ!At1 gat
our pa1nphlet from any
drug atoro ID the Country
or Nr,re ns. sgd wa Etn
mall tree to any Add1e5s 4
full treatise.
, 1864-08-06
>#fDHitlal.

CHLRCKsE REME9Y,
the k1tat 1Hdiaa Di1stlc.
tureS 81. dIsesses Of the
urttary organs, such = n
ccuttIerc CO OF tl4e Urine,
Ipflatnsuoc OF tho Bladder
Iutlknalior Of the Eidue3at
stone In the Bladder, 6n:c-
tufea. Gravel, Gleet, Con
Ee1hea, snd Il tepeclAny
fccoumt nded In tnoee
castH Of Flour Alhus Tor
II hltes In feInales.) where
all the old NAUSEA 43 medl~
c1ues hare faile1,
, 1864-08-06
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

that Ladies' have e9 relief from the suppression Of
those PERIODS which, ii keptup according to the calls
OF Nature, viii GUARANfEET 70 THEM the fulles:
not rceuIsfiy W eIperienced. vii pTodace Misery
AND DEATH, and is that YIBsr cF Ill RKAkDIKt
foR n1sxAsza Or FKxALEa,
, 1864-08-06

What tho Rebels think of G ~n. Grants
Eamp0ign-Tbe lAfe EaGt2cs ar At
lanta, En.-RouAseansn 4nsd aud
Panic In {:u.-Vanco Reelected Coy
exnor Of North Carolina-'El,e FeaSe
commissioners Denounced.
, 1864-04-02
NO. 16.

trians, to expostulate with them on the i'm.
propriety Of noncompliance Herewith.
His e5hortations were, however, utterly dis:
regarded; and, on using certain language,
deemed insulting by the party, scufie en-
sued, and shortly terminated in the over
throw Of the unfortunate mediator. In
the meantime, the monastic assemblage
looked Oh with indifference. The armed
escort now abandoned their position in the
rear, and planted themselves in q dense
body in the middle of the path, determined
to ayenge the insult thus offered to clerical
dignity The monks, at the same time, re;
tired to an eminence little removed from
the road, to await the result Of the combat,
Nor did the recusant horsemen seem to have
expected a submissive liberation Of the at,
front; for no sooner had they vented their
rage upon the person Of the unfortunate
wight who had dared to dictate to them,
than they formed themselves into fighting
array, and continued their progress illthey
arrived within few yards Of the insulted
Prior and his escort. Nothing in the shape
of parley WIS for q moment attempted
II was obvious, from the firm and determined
posture into which both parties had thrown
themselves, that nothing less than the blood
Of his antagonist would satisfy the rancor
that burned within the breast of each. The
result of the skirmish was long doubtful.
At the very commencement, two individu-
ais Joined together in single combat, and,
for some time, continued to parry each
others blows with the greatest success.
At length, the elder of the two received
such a severe stroke from his antagonist,
upon his sword-arm, that it fell powerless
by his side, and his weapon dropped upon
the heath. His adversary Immediately
srrang upon him, like tiger upon his prey,
grappled him BY the throat, hurled him b
the ground, and planted his knee firmly
upon his breast. Then, drawing out from
his belt a silver-hilted dagger, and pointing
it to the heart Of his victim, he exclaimed:
"Ha, knave! didstthou think that Homo
no longer lived to revenge the murder of
his kinsmau? Thou shalt now die for i'll"
At the same time he plunged the weapon up
to the hilt in the heart Of his PROSTATE advera
sary. Scarcely had he done so, when Q
youth, DIRE sed id an ecclesiastical robe,
SptaHS IoV"aIu, apparently iVL uO PufPoSo
Of arresting the fate Of the fallen man; but
he came too late. In his eagerness to in.
tercept the fatal blow, he stumbled, and
instantly shared the fate of him whom he
had come to save. 4.
Need il be added that the individual
who achieved those sanguinary deeds was
David Home, the knight of Weddcrburn,
and that his victims were Hepburn the
chieftan, and Blackadder the Prior? The
combat, which was afterwards known upon
the Borders as the "Raid Of I.amberton'" '"
terminated in favor of the Homes. The
heads Of Hepburn and the Prior were
hewn off and fixed over the principal gate
Of the Abbey, where they were allowed ID
remain for some months-a hOrrid spectacle
to tile multitude.
, 1864-04-02
BABY.

Hes not got his sea-legs, the darling;
He's been In our ship but q ysss:
ue isn't yet yerscd in our lingo =
Knows nothing Of sailing, / fear.
But he soon will hear more Of the biIlows,
And learn the salt taste Of the wave:
One voyuge, though its short. Is sufficient.
when our ports are the cradle and grave
, 1864-04-02

L
As steamboat was about to start from
Cincinhati, the other day, young man
came on board, leading blushing damsel
by the hand, and approaching the polite
clerk, said in suppressed voice: -. o.
{" l say, me and my wife have just got
married, and I'm looking for accommoda-
'VIi "Iool;,, e,r bsr.b pn hastily ;nou;rsa
tho ,JsrL"E5.ss;no tickets ont 10 another
PASSENGER sr'N',r
" A L;r,b tbundcr and LIGHTNING. No Fi
o,oy,sd ,Le .s,ounded man. :. wc bo;nt but
i,,st got married: we want a place 70 stay
All night Won know, and-and I bed 70
Mrs . 80 10 her friend Mrs
,yho.o ,,ko.ro;.i i 40 str;E;vsjv h,ndso,n.
81 wish bad some of your IA and Won
had some Of INV Iean.n -,
9Tll tai you !" rcnl;ed the fair vii
s wbst i tte father - that wish. Won
,,;nE ,oo mnch or me,S.too little of yont.
salsS WV ~
-!
s sgs ",'e"" a"arS n,S ST'1 10 % shut MI the .,,e He
made ,bs REQUEST three times. and the
vonncs,sr na;a no attention to Il. ~ have
told you tLree times. INV son, to shut the
cate " said the gentleman sorrowfully.
!" And I've t6ld YOU free times" lisped
the child, .th3t a, l wont do it, You must
DC very stupid'
.Mrs .Jonesn sad < gentleman to q
,,dv who.e bt,SIs;1d was ! 5Ssfeman /" Mn
Jones DO you feel worried about Mr. Jones
when he is on the cars!" -.
NO, not a. all, ior II ne Is kllieH a. 1nTr uT,,
! snal De ps,a lTr W. OcSaass .S. .. ~, mn W.; w.
Hams got SLY for his COW that was run Oves
oy the cars a ie" days SINCE l.
A yOung blood in saekertGIn' '..;.r w,sn; :;
ing to enter into conversation wl.h Wy Cse y
the lair ones, donned MS pes' iO0AS auu au'
dressed her thus b.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
From Cairo.

CAIR0. January S.-B,ats continue 20 arrive
from Cumberland but on the Ohio above
Smithnnd
No botIs from Memphis or points below for
two days Ohy one cleared for the South
The ice continues to run heavy ont of the Ohio
river
A large num',er Of boats are laid I'D here and
other points on the Ohio
The weather continues cold
There are ir,m six 10 eight inches of snow
upon The "tuund
The 18th New York and 35th Ohio. veteran
recruits. have Mrive,i here homewsrd bound, on
thirty days iurlongh
OF upwards ol three hundred recruits from
Springfield. large number were rendered nsen
sible on the wav here on the night of the Oh b,
dragged liquor. prepared bv thIee men who eli
listed tor the purpose oI robbing 'hem. which
they succeeded N doing TO the amount of nearly
"a thousand dollars in mone, besides watches ahd
other valu ibles
OHe recruit died from the effects of the drug
gei liquor
The robbers left the ears between Centralia
aud Cairo
The rebel Col Trusten Polk is here ia charge
ut an officer who will send him outside of our
lines
nltontl salute ~ frel to day in commem
"raiiOn OF tile anniversary OF the battle oI New
Orleans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
THrRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
sisArE

wAsaiSesos. January O.
Mr. Wilson reported back the Ialnt Fesolaslon
Of thanks 10 Gen. Hooker and NE officer. aud
men
Sic Spsagus objected 10 the resolution Of
thanks 10 Gen burnside and hls officers aud
nlen
Mr Smith introduced resolution OF thsnss 10
Gen. Thomas aud hi. officers and men
Mr. Wilson Of Mtsssehu-ets Introduced =
revolution providing lof the expulsion OF senator
Davis 81 Kentucky. owing Ia the sentiments put
forth n teueHt resolution ct the latter. which.
IN the Opluiun OF Me " ilson. lnclles the Eeuple
60 reasonable ipsnrrectioa aud rebellion. Stripped
OF its selbiage. Me Wilson said. this VAS the
pufpoH OF the resolution.
Mr. Davis explained to the Senate that the
language qaolei IA Mr. Wilson. Ie-olutian was
q gnblei version of his (DNis) resolution.
WHAT he pfopo-ed vs- that the people should
rise al he polls aud take the poSer III this gov
srnment into their own hands. lie said the
terms Of Mr., Wilson's resolution we're false In
fact
The subject Was then passed over. and the
Senate resumed the consideration OF The dill aud
amendments TO the conscrip,ion act
A deoa'e followed on the $j'D clause.
Nc. L ne OF Indisns advocated It's repeal
Mr WILSON opposed -,t,king IL cut. and be-
lieyed the country would sustain him lie be-
lieved the term oi service ought to be reduced
from three years TO eighteen months
Without reaching vote ON the question. the
Senate went Into executive westminster which
IL adjourned
House not in session.