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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-20
The Assessmenf on Pestmasters for
Eiectonccring Purpeses.

The Republican Executive Congressional
Committee ha. made al Assessment upon Post
masters for electioneerins purposes We pre-
sumo that every officer In the civil service Of
the Government s compelled TO contribute, &C
cordIng 10 his compensation. TO defray the ex
peuses Of the Republicans in the canvass OF this
fall. What would have been thought Of Demo
cratic Administration if such an assessment had
been levied upon government oticeholders and
erpIoyesi We understand thar the levy upon
Postnss,ers ranges from two TO one hundred ana
City dollars. The Postmaster OF this city, We
are sdsisef is placed npon the fret class of con
tribators, and he il forced 20 contribute the
amount assessed The Circular to the Postmas
.ers il SEQ, under the frank of jaws HARLaN,
NJ. C, and resds as follows:
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN or le64-USIoS xxscr-
1--WE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Hon. z. D. Morgan of New York: Hon. Jas.
Harlan Of Iowa; Hon. l. N. Morrill, Of Maine;
SENATE
Hon. 4. B washburne Of Illinois; Hon. r. b.
Van Valkeuburg Of New York: Hon. j. A. Gar
Geld Of Ohio: Hon. j O. Blaine Of Maine;
House of Representatives
X. ID Morgan. Chairman; Jas. Harlan, iress-
urer: ID y. Cooley. Secretary.
-'a A CoxxITrEE Rooxs.
WssHissroS, ID o., September 4, 1855
Dear Sir:-To defsay. in part. the necessary
expenses OF conducting this important campaign.
In printing and distributing speeches aud docu-
ments. the Committee, presuming you will es
TEEN it privilege to do something in aid Of a
work so vital TO our country. have assessed you
1--WE dollars. which, to save the trouble aud ex
pense Of drawing upon you for, you will please
remit on receipt of this to Hon. James Harlan,
Treasurer. or TO the Secretary. The Committee
would be pleased 70 bear from you, with sugges
tions "a 20 the CANVASS in your locality
Very respectfully yours.
d. N. COOLEY, Sec'ry
1t will be noticed that the officials are notified
that they are expected to consider it a privilege
10 be thus assessed and they requested TO
promptly remit the assessment TO save the trou
Die and expense Of drawing upon them for the
same This circular is evidence that the party in
power regard every Office holder as bound soul and
body to its support. and refusal to yield obedi-
ence will be visited with its displeasure and pun.
shment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-20
TO THE VOTERS OF INDIA Ma.

a Brief History of the Republican,
Party, showing its Principles and
Purposes, and the PrOphesies and
warnings OF our Fathers and of the
second Generation of our Great
Statesmen and Patriots, rs Ia the
Danger OF Sectional Parties
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-20
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Treasurer's Statement, August, 1864

STATEMENT SHOWING THIS RECEIPTS AND DIS
- eursements Of the Treasury Of the State % India
FOR The meath OF August, l754. 10 vt,
KscEfpr.
, 1864-09-05

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II ka< n.ost Important Medical Nts-
eoverY Of xhe I'll hex<ensa cen<azy.
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M1tAe' 'sfF:!isIllE ctt:.e until eF7ly eskr. .ie 1t
rs T..u1 y eZs1ic37ra f.1 tho CONSTITUTION nHnre
fhe7 knsestato tho sr..,Ee RtAts, arc htYehyt.case
tha cersalasf Ct II; ,.!i aat hea.thy 01.ps:rC
. Z ea:As p1 553.i tt.r J.sx, E isnx l4fu Gtfae-
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, 1864-09-05

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TaE:iisoEE- u. easuI. *. iRs4.
<s rs tcr ,k9 n9 s: Y m f.s III :; r1se!sed
2-t feE tn1nshlLs tie Enit4d asAas Io4a't ueo De.
'i!t@th' Fonk ;nort a5t ND nre, ueao or BEE<cAr.
TIE the hoof, deir.rF, al 6.sr- "a. le scairs
sId1: III f.. as;. m
:l1A sf.eI a51t.Sl = N. s.r.s Of ~ eort1e
SeTi Tss; e s:e +s S:
a clouct!on nf *&f y pom d. El'i oe nA0e uora
!hs rrt q asecl !. ~ ~
.wo aud ere tAN honrs h.toro het Ect.asc. Or u
B,.nf fo:me tsr p. fSrss, csa be bsd % a5o5iear
t.oE tE uc.cs. rlsser In pe1s1 ty mail or sele'
re- Government ~iu el3im the r*ght Of weighing
1nIIi e. Sc
expense OF welfhing Wilt os paid bS tfe party e1r4nx
Eseh "a 10 >ecure ccnnr grafton rnuss contain
srttfn guarantee of:~o retpent'oe pessoEs - fol
ns::s Is g.. 2 :sis!
;s;fs ssessis1 = soaa II; & ssss S;s2S;; S;s
Pa.et 2 ;: seEt h1s etenrit1es giving Sd and suf
H eepa. ST t. m T. A. rn must b nox
~ ii seis,re..e W II - 'ae @ III Of tss nss.ss
:! n 4s 5ets.s It sa ss' District A.
I'd sss e. e sns g.
e Eel ,ss right
.nrds K b. m p:e* s.ez tzee sueh
- 1oor ~ received "1~ ~ '@1a' - oe 1nAos
ssses!
NAE I'll j; nsi;'9ers r ;h1 H:s1l.1s Z. W.
ths's rost te+ Adcreaa 1nnst apoear. taey Ti1
Tsea, r"rror ct evtrs m-u:bsr Of arm o1r-,,-
prososM 9rst aenorp.s; .t u 9Th ~ oath Of als-
dot t.!rtaa5 aiec cnc ,nt,i ofaea- - 'A' IA
~ hiet not eo3el;'n,s :, .;,n:! with she resua oi
j 4. GILMAN,
, 1864-09-05

General Paine's Plan Of Federal
Salvation.
s0ME pLA1NTALK WITH REBELS s
Correspondence Chicago TrIbune.1

PADucAH, Ky., Sept. 1st, 1861
This district waH, when Gen. Paine took
command, July Goth, 1861, in sad plight,
guerillas sWarmed along every highway, no
Unfon mans life Was safe outside our pick
cts, and our picket lines were within rifle
shot Of the Ohio and Mississippi from Pa
ducah to Hickman.
Dleloyal people aud rebels actually grew
fat aud wealthy in the district; they were
bold, defiant, and arrogant intheiz bearing,
and demands. Union men were coWed down
desponding, discouraged. In fact said and
and believed, that to insure any faYors, to
obtain any contract or position, 1t was ac-
tually neceasary to be rebel A heavy con-
ed loyal rehels) within our lines, and our
enemies: Quinine, dry. goods, salt, whisky,
and In fact every staple Of trade found its
Rsy directly into rebel camps.
The enemy holding control Of the body OF
the district, had free ucense to conscrIpt
men, money and mules for their armies.
When Brig, Gen. Paine took command.
No sooner had tho General established his
headquarters thnn he was waited uuon BY
several delegations OF rich aud influential
citizens. The first delegation was In the to-
hacco interest, (and there are millions OF
uOAIaAo "0l&A VI %NGdEC1 IAlbGU AuU puk 4UkQ
market IN Western Kentucky;) they had
plan to suggest to the General, which ii he
could adopt would work admlrubly through
out the district. The second delegation was
in the cotton interest. They too had plan
which If the General would ndopt would de-
liver the district from trouble.
The third Was the bank delegation. II
the General would not tax them, Ii he would
adopt their plan, all would 60 well. Then
came the fourth, filth and sixth delegations,
each in bis turn suggestlng the better way.
In no case WaH the interest OF the delegation
Represented to be taxed, abridged, OF fn aay
way crippled, and upon the favorable recep-
tioD Of it Was made to depend the welfare Of
the Union cause in the district. The Gener-
al heard their suggestions and replied to
them substantially as folio TB:
"Gentlemen, 1t Is notorious fact that
this district is intensely dislosa}. It hps
caused more trouble to the Government than
all Jour tobacco. cotton, banks and busi-
ness Is worth. The question is not how
much money your men can make this year.
'Tis not how much Tobacco, cotton, OF hemp
y0u can grow. The only question on trIaI
here is. 7are your people OF this district
ready for the Federal salvation,' II 90.
well; If not, you must die. have plan to
suggest, and hope God Viii give me g1ace
, 1864-09-05

The Sword Of the Il. r. sauftary Fair.
General Grant, having been requested to
state in what manner it would be most
agreeable to him to receive the sword and
horse equipments vote1 to him at the Saui-
tafy Fair, expressed the wish that they
should be sent to bis headquarters at the
Army OF the Potomac. These elegant teatI-
monisls Of popular favor were therefore
trensmitted to him few days since, and the
following is his acknowledgement:
IRApq'Rs AEMKs OF T8E UNITED sTArEs, |
c11E PoriT, Va, Aug. Is, 1e64-
Wm. T Blo9Eett, Eeq,, Chairman Committee Ne
tropol1rau Far:
DEAR s1R: Your favor Of the 5th inst, en-
closing expr "a company's receipt for the
aFDy sword, saddle and horse equipments,
generously donated TO the Metropolitan Far
Tor the benefit Of our sick md wounded SOL
diers, is Just recelged The articles them
selves also reached me thia evening. Permit
me, through you, to thank ali those loyal
citizens to whose partiality am indebted
for these beautiful presents. The sword I
shall endeavor to hand do wn to my Children
untarnished BY any act Of mine to make
them fell ashamed
have The honor to be, ysEy respectfully,
your obedisnt servant, q. 8. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
, 1864-09-05

n
Nolte Fredk NeTc1mb Joha c
Hten 8 2 NlcklRs y
NAsh Tbnnss n lson William
Mortar J II NeWioya uahJa1
Nrman Joshua Ma b MasaIa
NIcbpls Ie mi II Kt1ls1n Mat1hey
Newton John s fosshrup aiiltnn
EomsbJ John Y c
, 1864-09-05

1AQ NN4tV4 VI kAE - t4LR AA-s x ~ "A1V f1o4L@
ed Gen. Grs Mt In camp last Heek, says:
"ko portrait conveys CORRECT impression
Of tho u IN. Hs stood, cigar il mouth; 4
a!auched hat rested low upon his head
nfo"n beard, clipped aboot halt length, cav
@ ersd ! his f. asuree. His FOREHEAD, hts ere and
nis n'tn'y set mouth bespeak his strength, as
t1o aups Visible ftom lor. ase tho measurr
O. ns offensive Or defensive force. he il atl
double and twisted. and Of the toughest
mttAi-rot Ut Ill man Of display. hat OF
terrible esfnestnsss and tenaci'v, li9s faee IT,
ssn HIS eJe is e1eat sad pensts4ttng; bis
though Nc: ei7en to wores, expesssss p us Ins tna
self reliobce md determination WHICH char
nctertz. him; his forehead is symm-trical
rather than &c 2m7ad.nE, AMI pr3jec's u.oa-
q. ciabIy, but viii not violate propttety By
any dliailed re:ort OF his conversation. Hs
spvae cheeTiully and confldehns Of tho mili-
FRY situation at all points His tone was
serious, Wills. confident, without An air Of
hoa5tipE." ---.----.-....>
, 1864-09-05
U0 G1ntrlCtpr8.

CEALEU PROPOSALS. WILL
~ bE rerttyeG at the cfFcesf hs Board of EducA.
t1ots No 76 1es.!'c ii, siil udky, Sept s. ff
ne trtct1t 2 q a. odiis. ~ BfttEf po't School
con1&:s for the car TER maa ns' sd painters'
xori rtsl be ErE out h@ sersratfly or teg ether
Cn1smsstee gu bu,los1C: an. Grounds. .es.rye he
2u.S p.7&[tAF&E
, 1864-09-05

~l"bESHOfFn0ta1s]-
Thh AIskI Aliar. Spetltc rilts noE veil known
- tis m'.41 suctsttu nueds fur tho Rtore COM
p!%ins fvcf ustc. hAbn1 eQn&l IN pFtutlcn. csse
o. F1lts IN sry fnf can rcktcsiS 1st that 1t Will not
nr:nEaeat., Gu: IL su2tand u IL tho standard
t&1sfy. oeuusE ctH4 tpptcst1on external. Try
Wholesale Wcsttln Ascn ty21nse-Sm-T MAwIs
, 1864-09-05

l. FOE EE4n1Ek nusPl1 Al At TEls POET.
tUuToN HoCsa, Cu.GAdo. euz i5tt. lstS.
y. 1s6., sast or:ziux II. ru1rlks: ii nlN
q. Il nu;c eligible tist 7 N.r n. Hospital III cI
Eea1 Chic- g.. cine Il he-. clrcn :hat peoeocs1
viii BE- asctivf6 81 Il II cr'ce u1;l TGU.ahAY Ia
scr re 1uE,:c.ct e he 9naa':a. .Th.s. EroEEdI
nlutt E' b. fu! e -r't han tac Vicinity of LaSc
VlSW. NOR f.-t!Fr liQFh tfet iTyrt E6tk.
ln a'1c :ety r.uft q he lsf: tbh1 rhr,e hu1:.ea
feet square. For T.Cfc thay *eC ncrsB n tIteut and
nst hevr fG!, end o-st-n:,Ao f.ou;4ee upon tcs
Laae ElAI, II5THER E"hVRE ttrtIectnr
aQlh p..S1*. ~ As
, 1864-09-05
xsE.AETATIDy XsTrTEcS

.'cn AN 1s'~ secnaatnenued by the highest medtca!
a:.HH!t1. and Warranted 1o p,udncc m 1MhfF-
1lATE tcc4cial effect Thcs ere cxccccinsly aSrpe-
Pefec' pofc aud must surcrctcd 1 o!icr tauics
! ltu'e bea'eAs. gentle sltlunlan. Is REQUIRED.
3HfJ purity. tttrnxtht4, .no tnyteo1ate-
,lns c4czas 4 lca:tfy apI.o,se.
7rnY *1e 4uttd1:C 10 chi,,.e Of 1Ater snd d1et.
ileE ovesuucA eccts Of dissipation md iats isoo1e'
szaJ k:scngtheo tht system md c:'sseb the 11aa-
ItoF prevent satst HlAt md tcr1''lfsns' te'eS"
Thcy put1y tue ussa:h Acd acia1g ot lae eso1aaca'
@hcJ csrr L5eIcrsS a1t G4'Es:.l:ao
They cure pj4.,l;eA and Cluct1 sso7bus.
They cute 1Iyct ;<,..,; nit aad SssV'A dc1d.eak-
Ehcy so.kr lhc weaR 1tsocc. the 'argrid brilliant.
md arr t.,,sur,t n-.u.r* t-cht rc*tnref They sre
4,,..,sot: Of tic cclehr:ted tnlfsaya bark. winter
.pcu t.szafs,. and hcz*. all prcsesvnd In per-
os,r rorc Ut. troIx rum For rtieulafs, rec c1fcu-
.r. ana ;cs:ttnn1iA'- around eacn hottie.
1%u. II lmpr,c7s. tIas:lae crey bottle Beo
-t Il t,s e1. privS.e q. 3. Stamp unmunlatcd oyrr
ac cc,. With p1nn,stcn &rcue and our signature on
sar n rel Plate Side 'ahc set that cur bottle u not
eilc1 H;A spurious and c"letaroua ssA1. Any pcr.
n, streliur eali P.autiioh Hitler by tho gaLou
? Blk. Ia al ano.trs. Ary person Initiating th.x
*.s st1ooua, E.ennbnnss snt count1y stores.
, 1864-09-05

3ank.ng ana 7srebange.
TIFTH NATIONAL BANE OF
] Canits1. $500 seoo,ooo.
No. SO LaseIie Street.
| U. s, DEPOSITORY T. FISCAL AGEEr.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEvED FOB
7.ro Loan and 1870 Gold Bear
ing bonds.
gAA!Gatt ntto 1SasAisR: C, e., yrs1aa 1osBAxD
I1EE AEcHAN1os' NATIONAL
BANK or CHIoAao.
CA .eo.5<s,1f5p:
zph 6kak haY1ne coa:pii.i x1ta. III the psos.uczs
nt tae lay. vii o. tte tt6 q .s1J tst1st eonnc5:S
"ass.ess N 1T Balkan 'troa.
16; Laks-st., Mar1nc BaEE Bsild,.z.
frN3Sa;r aGSsn rV9+Pns9S, Passs y,s:P::;& Es:e 81;
o''l@ c. c'ar74o15sz = ri Gezs1zM{
hAe.a ~ t-sei&cta1s e11atn 81 80
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fs S.s : ussa sS 81 sssossIe st E5 6
s!ss Gs;:!ss:; ts9sss :sessss
pnGke ~ GE0 statte boz and 10 p.netta fes thI
S1GoEa0oo asd fcss:r1;o.- II .ev:et~ az .cvs3 {ut
ss3s 1s' .t sng S:.. h. n9a2,,ed ~h nsonscf
nusc1r 10 a. 1o9 conplih s1sh hefcte eoul'
sseers Huaa aoeoLt,ea, SEE ,ea "a Sens.
1pf E ~ fciies ciesrs ~ z Is
II the Loe1t9 o. .oE Ane st.ts d nnoiG,
anaF e. r. E ac' Hs s3tnsst Ct sanaf
f--e->3 p tes .rcay wtrfse!. E:tnr=. TT hsat
kxAL- md toal al nf9eG tlu sweut1 aEht d4Y N
ss-.~ .J1ne.IEs:. LUIGI EcCCLL0IU.-
!7s+l3steM rbEC1rcfcT g! The CVsttJtf.
THIRST NATIONAL RANK
T. Or CHICAGO,
Eo1.EVsT. rE5nR LaEs n.x C2Efk-zts. ~
CAE4T2I4 pAfG 1Ms &6atfs. Cfi1.
&. A1BEE, President.
6As ,HlCKkR4QN, V1ce-2rt:t.
, 1864-09-05
IelEcrtsn Ms{or Tou- e Daniel Youncfoye, De-
YCu1E " + toYpn. z AW witt l. Co
Yong FraLE YpurZ Nathan faKeF OrAn
1cuns G iMdsAC Young III

InitinIx.
ch'Ga9o csstes1 Co.. ,AoEn1.c Rul.e:tn.
Work.. 9nen's Adyncats Ella Saving Mao ma
llRhElDg u neuter... rubTis ef 1hs ue7-
Jolness AtetcsAton eta1y OF Bl4ae. I919a -,
e9.sst Gassso ae1S e Post 5e. ?" aassFtesf ssrs
H. & s,1 n.:sLA :;;s Green Rsy aeaS s.wia: g.
tioI al Bank....kty Stone Oil Co.:
EF Odlce open from liz Of Atfi1 10 IL: Of Noyen1-
oCr rom ,. q. till p m. FUN November lBs till
April lat, GCm =. m. TIL 4 p. N , and on BundaJe
j. L 9GEfPP3. PM.
, 1864-09-05

ESsa HTe&ieinA js II lafa1lfbI8 enso fl.
xE1utss-, sosa1o:, EEeatiacas, 1oosA-
acEe. 8oKs EaEvAt, Doi1c, NxnsaPa *
spss=a-% t1S--nsery ~,t Hoess1 cou4,.
r2a1nts, Esrvou~ Anbct1ons, a'uIa n
tho Face, PninseFss Eolics Rs.1ua Ia
The Is-ekss. Aioe, Back Ac4&R Lina4<s.
Grolcrns GholeaA 5lorbus, nAA asn
fact wherever Il l. a4 sl1sd PA1n cans
not 0Xt-@.
Il Il usea IN-Ec7N.LLE aSe EXTERNALLY a1d
, perfect ANTlECfE for ALL FAM. 1ry It RI
Afflicted.
k~ 1os raj. 1t Or 2. EA3TkELY 4 CD.'8 sandy
Mtd.ctre Btoxe, y = 1.iison St.. Chicago, III.
, 1864-09-05
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nneso ~ ~. o.af1 and r.flsSs So At q
ROE a. nT''s :ss s!tt; =! 81 ;!s''
Esr- Esizcfoss.
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es.;t. Err c: ,o!:1 - h.:sx" ~. stek e a:1e
~, - AZ 4; .su,t = q e .s1s: vn,s
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= "a /; 4; tt:sc.st ptryacs ON e hu.l.foz. n.
:nradra ~: coarnv..s lsfss.: i: ar,ss nsi
l4 Fnrl =, t*s sthrns s:rt h's anlta 10 Aealth:
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sWs5H1.:7 ~H4a>arY. Or PHY.
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tEae. Nns Ft.sAtt Hpe s-isttble cosr:+l, ard il
9uSh !. =, S. = @E .e,sS' 80 bte.
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t .ea .,:9 e:saqS e., T. st.9 q 1ssa
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- .aU tec7!. t>eoxr-" o. , 1y 47GEMtH = CO,
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- .a.zl1i7s s7z6 so7 6tm,tal Wsas1ss4, Nocsz.p,i
K1lsatons Nd run9eIoua dsessz1 s.eh ~ lt,ss ii
p,msssa of y1A,;n. ts*mss95e old 40, Yeas H:rv1e
s1apoas On tSs Facs. pie Sounesi,n:e. Mss1
Co9sump1son, And ~ ~ ne ols*fai eeuplams csnse3
~ This msa'c!ne u . simple veRs:sbia aKzrs::z
and o1e on Ehea u 6An fev ~ It hiss nse1 used =
our pfNEtica foz m3ay SeAts, md With tboua21t5
treated. It has got atled u st1Sle Instance. IT.
1alve p1Hefs h1ve bean Sufficient TO Eala Y1cta-.
over tha moGe stubborn ease.
1T 70 u ,ss wno hava teined VIII thnr consaso-
ton, unsl theF think themselves beyond the EaA1.
Of med cal a1dt va would eA1. DxsRAIK Ko1l tcl
CnRRo @KE CURE Will rehtora lou TO- haal:a and
y1gcr. ana after al Qu1cE u1ctogs hay6 fat)edt
Price, - per bottlu o. three bottles fur Is. tEd
foEWAf4ed br Ex1teas to all parts Of tho world
Drug stofe IA The country. OF <liie 70 he A9eat .ao
will mai fee 70 any dax1frE the Same, full traR-
An euch orders must o. sent to c. A, cQOk. CA..
cAxo, CUT GA3a-4l Aren't for tha West.
Hold by all D71xgtsts ayetrWhere.
, 1864-09-05

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esE td ttt Eiot tNtr-o Sk,l At1- T3lca W c1-
toys Ito mr. l~l4tr p1A &ics tbzn a"y o5ntf RI =.
s'esan q lEis1.o Q, ~ SIC ut IL "a: ~ Eoie d.
t-tts. Fus1 1t+1 tEGzd. aud is"fH1nt ns cErc,
nAneiT: tHv..e c!.e4tos txs .t'r Ii. na.t teen
yt4te drTs.sd WI 0:.. aid tst: ut. TO taos.
Th}s'tirls h., u usu%t anrc' esu IN 20 Treatment
\. nj tut*t tAAas Etist ClEe Cred IL.
ert.Lse. TT = 80 ausi II OF Il I'll wo.E c,llcd
ar ~ rosc: ut::o. All ven inE hrs .:;"
l'Gt y II e 70 i.,.- 1rF4iI 6! t.rct = n
r ihr ps. rrFi>S. - H. !. ri n sI- o7a 10 ~
nc ESQ h. c., E1c { may ..l +no +. c=lv. hG
fll tUh Ntne tn-H t,1..L e Htelf ;h4stSS8 ffJs Ct
LIN stftice st : t.f etc .Gt s:lsrE Rsrat. Post
u: ":y: - i1si-eea t:.h:.f co.lt-aE1i+
II & ki lNis
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VIm1elyn J II Vedder "a
FeVerF Jhi EAss FW
Vaughn J, mes VcaIaes EawAEd
: y4ntcveIdr J43 Fanue. EAlao
V1tr TEoDa4 Van Allau o II
Vsleetln ua-m l. YAuceLbutEhW W0
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QsnEie1 J "
j
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1.Rone Jto CAPT
Q'3ullYan LohaB
9Ror1fke John
q I Eeill John D
O'He1u John
0wen1 u j
1'3uluvan Ii
0Do1ne.l II chi
3!mstead BsTArIy
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MIGHT &CAVRMcRn

CHAHL69 KHN1z viii 4ssez1d to fna clssnt,, -.
vaulfs ffsfe the removal ot III Htaha ssnn1s ~ q
1aaAed g HtA IEoKp4eee s1d d1pAfe6 ans ~ 49, ~
8sss e0aeao xeBs o2>e 1& N& ~ ~ 1%@ 11Ss@
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THREE MINUTE 5ALVE


Dr. strtctlact's Pills EeuehY nss cured thousands
Of the WcIss casts Ct Blind and 8lsedtag PLEA It
gives tmm edfzte relief eects permanent cure
Try 1t DIRECTLY. It is warranted to cu1e.
For tale by all etuKxtsts. General Depot, 6 RAst
Fourth lt.eet, Cincinnati, q. Il. 6COVILLE. WhoIa.
sala Agent, Chicago. nukee ps3l-4tts
, 1864-09-05

=. Aaterca f1at r'rnsttb the VENETIAN II a1R
eantG ttA. tI1nt. IL ~ ustu bJ tht1sh0Gz-
re n 10 IL srcc IAats hfea - ktra c1exe exts<
I.uTd..E1I. HTA Ia tn. eAe1p, ti L tbs sJc.H.
t'E! .L- !i"y .1tp'n, ~:c c-cA ';:t't oo7ta,as
Tsr VErAtIah Uya i. sa:-aatv1 Tot 70 t334rs
'.11I :sr III! G."-r't ~ :;as:e etr.
sa: a---ssu that ~:1i fade. cIock & Eash cut
-: :.t sHat - l.. mr. tnnt y rt+ t:a:t ttsclt.
sor s.lc BY a drug a..4. fttec 81 ctn1.
=. mh 'tkEs. tie~--l arsrt. !. Gold strtet,
s.ii.: Nn- n:.r:~re- Of uAvEEY's ARE,cA HArR
GiEsS, tbs b:G. t-I creeitR IN ule In large bot.
LIZ. pllef sc. fk2Q A{a. Iris nAK
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T. IL mRAHR 1t CO.,
III tl7 1UAN "a Broadway n. T


Ittk p:otecti. 1-is jevps IL tssi,y tot: a y,s.
tue, ~ fGrc IL en utti utt to ItcoY.r Na,
t1ae " opr q -. asd = .ee,H: At ts season. 10
ttrs a. u5oA tbo rcnlc n-enf + ttts Eutroie. T1c
l@edicn q tinctar.s. LII OF WHICH 1uR BkbHp cH
nooJ aye e;.- no AZ 1eh ot r. l. sUw pois5n.
unr n fate rFotecs<r It IN al nn1es'r1p atmoslhtric
huu eAce+ IA:L AMI. M This 10 x~riuj rr..
nT4nss n;I1 - honriT. - ~EL. b3arRD 6roaa Il
ras1 nsot'lrod VIII IT, necslve rortos a'ttrA
hYet. :e:uato't ar1 u'stnrn ttst chentbt.y hts
yet ~ rAIac1 r ~ sfa 70 a4tcAt ElLrd .d "Cfsr
wi 'ets9s '@nsn,u xnd fte = Il SfernsE
E'.' hee TIT nt!ter1 II ncoHpRrable restorative
Ent, oi'Hsf e'tG- u att r tia tatnr a1ss
III t,oEott.1c II otts 10: ~ :te eT nuttes the
It!Reb or a-cI3tCn n .!C. II &c lun; bus It
cLtS t;ot tHHd srsha III. Lbs rv''u. :ssrsn ard
fhs a-!iuki 81 ii =. ces-4s-93-5t M-xA1
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T AcCol1och LeT!s
Z 8
AcCarnay DENIM
Mctoy D W
McK4fh Edwin
4
McGraw 3 capt
Mc3fAw r
NtfrunG4o
Mcdonald JoAH
Mccl.tEyJuhn
M::Kt3nol Jun1J
Mccarthy John
McIalt john
2 McComb John
EcGuire John
MeDone1s Em T
AclTsr William
McGradyA
2 Mckli1Zoet 1sio
Ntl9aVu Elf
McSoTas l. MIS- =
McGrath Luxe
J. McIel elone U12
JMcnvalu E
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