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, 1864-10-20

~ The \. 7. Herald gives Belmont, the
owner OF the Copperheat party the follow
trg urgrscions Dig.
Mr.. Beiuobt's name ia good for almost
any amount Of money. lie is rich IS q Jew;
he Is The financial agent in New York Of the
Rothtchilds, and the confidential agent
through whom Lonis Napoleon supplies
der monish'' TO his high dutch Emperor of
Mexico. Moreover, the political po 9er plac-
ed in the hands Of Mr. Belmont 5y the CHI
cego Convention is equal to the emergency
OF political revolution; for he holds that
Convention subject to his call at any time
md place, and Tor any place, and for any
purpose that he may resolve upon. Mr. Bel
uu1t, therefore, may be considered respon-
sible man. His pro clamation touching the
Pc! ns5lvsnia election is before us. 1t is
heEded Victory" 1t is short snd sweet as
Jar as Pittsburg; bnt there It stops. BE has
had no news from Ohio and Indiana. Penn.
sylvenia is lis theme.
, 1864-10-20

The following will chow the exports Of specie
from the port OF New York for the week ending
Oct. Is, 1894, and eince January LIST:
, 1864-10-20
Rebel Vessel Huiidtng IL

NEW YonK, Oct. l9.-7The Heraa,s ;.s, Mesa, ESQ,
iDgton special says: keeent =. aasS heI vssse3
building in that country viii certainly not Of
be allowed TO leave French pert, nor to pass
iB&n rebel hnntls
, 1864-10-20
Another TrlEmpk-Nebrxska for tho
Union.

Joitt ballot ---........-.......--.,40 Il
In 1soe, the Union majority for delegate
Nss only 1853. The people Of Nebraska have
decided that the rsr for the Union ia not
fntlure
, 1864-10-20

IsD1AyAro11s, Oct; 1g;-Elnn h5gumg.n.s g lna.an
IN the Ssse adin9 Ct H. D. Of FEE tbe Commission viii
na{ na he 1nI Inblshed % until submitted to the au-
thorities at Washington.
, 1864-10-20

VHIun uhJ ..............,,,...,1N 1N5
In consequence Of doubt OF the proper
Tnpe1s tor holding election In the reslment
being Forwarded, one company and msny in.
nlSlonals cent their votes to their friends
titled TO Eote. thereby causing loss in re-
really cannot see how our Democratic
f11tnds can claim majority in nv 1erfmsnt
can assure them the voting for President
Of the Union candidate =" A9sot
Fery respectfully yours, DC,
]. Z. HASLErT.
Col Condo 1A-th paC. q ~
, 1864-10-20

ERENCH, LATIN AND GREEK,
IL .isa .nd admirable Lsaataaxsa, taught accord.
I.AHs F1n7zssoR o. Ka8croaIo. sud aoLpr1a 4
EiPLoAA rom tho U11y19a1rr or fRAao7. AoA.
nyNY or PAlIA- FEench l-eHeou1 fnT la6ia ae bY hi
Ma Address Port Once Boz 143e, Clio4To, n.
oc3n eacs st 1HsuAWA
, 1864-10-20

E " Warrington" the Boston corres-
poldert ofthe Springfield R:putsiean, men
titrs report concerning Hon. Caleb Cush-
Ing, Which we have heard from other sourses.
He sa,h:
I'M Cuthi1 6 has not spoken yet. It is
Iumo:td that b. tells the people that Lincoln
is sure to be chosen, ard TINT the war will
be cl .sed in the spring, but that If McClel-
1an ttouln By any chance succeed, It would
last for lars. Tbis is common sense view
OF the fnbj: ct. but even II Mr. Gushing enter
taibs It, IT IL probable that his deep.seated
lttrtt If the abolitionists will keep him
from sasiIs so in public. George B. 1oring
it is reported, Is privately for Lincoln"
Both Mr.. Gushing and 3ir. Loring are
understood to be dissust=d With the uncom-
promising course Of JtE. Davis and other
Southern leaders upon the subject CT recon-
struction.
, 1864-10-20

NEW YoRK STOCK MAnKET,-rhe folio wing are
tte closing prices for cash Oct TO- 1854 as receiv-
ed by F. 6, saltonstal & Co Commission Stock
and Bond Brokers, No, II Clark street, Chicago:
, 1864-10-20
STEPHENS, JOKE,

The Hon. Alexander h. Stephens, Vice
President Of the Southern Confederacy, is
great wag. In his letter, which ne pub.
1lshed recently, applauuing the Chicago
platform, he says:
"The plan Of adjustment should bc submitted
Tor suost qneht ratification BY tht SOVEREIGN States,
HhGm It affected, before 1t ehonld be hiading- aud
tbtu It should be hinuing Oh ench As should ta1lg'
The joke is double-headed one.
1st- The plan Of adjustment ehould be
binding en- New York, IL New York should
ratits, but not binding on Georgia, it Geor-
gia Ehould not ra1ify. In other words,
"beads win, tails you lose"
I'd. The pl.n Of adjustment, II ratified By
all the States, should be binding on all, just
exactly as the Constitution when ratified by
al WAS binding on ail-that is binding as
long as they choose to consider 1t SO. This
1t like the quack medicine, which, taken By
one man, was more binding than loosenipg,
snd takenby another was more loosenlng
ttan hi1dlng.
Another Trlcmph-Nebrxska for tho
Union.
The Nebraska Daily Republican, Of Oct
18th, brings in the cheering intelligence Of a
handsome Union victory in the Territory.
Pu1sEAs II. HITCHCOCK, (Union> has been
elected delegate In Congress by over $500
minority, OVER DR.. Miller, (Copperhcad.) The
Legislature will be divided ns follows:
U1ton. Cop.
NQuL Ill
aouee e.'---....-----........... -..-59
, 1864-10-20
yhe Great unequallsd Preparations for
Restoring, 1nv!gorating Beautity-
ir9. and Dressing tbs Hair.

Eente1tng II sSt. lsy and xoss7, asd dlsposinz IT
to r.man II any dssi-ed position; quickly cleaning
tie scalp, azrsatlug the tall aud imparttas healhr
sad natural color to the halr. They asyer m 70 "a.
scra yray hsr 10 its original youthful color. They
act directly upon the roots OF the na, giving them
tha .a.usAl aeurl&hment ,equtsad- No lad5s toilet
il completa without the Zylcbslzauuuz1 or Eatr
Dtea,ug. It clesnsas the hair Auu iupa1ts to II \
.acas delightful tazn1cs- and Ia 1ui:et to 3o.h
you1g and eli.
The Restorar Reproduees.
TIE Hajr Dressing CuldVatea and EeautiBss
uyous har IN thin, ny II: fscuEfy, IL It; Hha.s1,
y It; II luatreless, Try IT. II none OF shese ~ IT. ter
al sho use 1t will pstsszvo theiz hair through use
, 1864-10-20
~ A Tote was recently taken in the 59th
Illinois infantry, near Atlanta, Ga, which re-
Eulted as follows:

The writer sending US the vote Gays nearly
every man in the regiment is acquainted per
eoDBlly with Robinson, ''hence his popu-
1nr;ty III
, 1864-10-20

~ a - - - n ~ - k1Azf =
cuisI anc uLcaan}ed. III
TAt....... ....328lE@A .oo
Yankee P1teh.. 9,M @10m
Pi1 e Pitch -...A. .E@@-m
Re-tn y @ 1a....-11m
Tprpcnt1ne........~o 40
Itsl. Flax rackinT.....Nc
1tal- hemp packing ..soc /
An. Hemp 3up........2c |
Am. Hemp No 1.......Zc
tlNl0NS-Wtth . ubefs
Of SC = pu- Asrzat ACTIVE
Qnicns, n bulk, = nH.
0Riens, delivered, p nu. :.
Onions. h0M store, q bu. .
OlLS-LlH3xKp OIL.
1t our present reduced {
supply, LAID O1L-1n IA
ccu!nel supply. Market
Other descriptions Qutet \
Iicu4 quotatlou8. We qui
, 1864-10-20

kfHs ..... .....---.....-...- ..--.....-,..:s3sS
sYHUPS iiiNDi AND nii0'L1saiE:a'::X,:1esinsnt ,:1es = IL,
snpBJ. pns vs7J qu'ss and UNCHANGED. "e9ao<s'
ca ss:s
TIA VIM tse rola tanh,s i Wv Yo.k Y9to,.k 5s:tes:
a9sss1 e S:'s:s 81 1 a ss'ss .a
q :sesas : sss,s: Sss: s::.:::I E; s 81;
.mpsss.. .a,s7os g g nas Sass' . u ~
% ex;!a q eho!eete 2;.."...... -: s;sS
enn'sssdsf q ess'a' :Sdes E aes, s m as
5.a:s. rAsa;sl isst. ass = i; 1as: Ss:i.s ~
0esss. sss;':S 3 sssi:s: ass s::: st s
SW-Esss:.d. .ss =: ;i5inesa. s'sss ).
F1,me ca Facks7. R.:..........:.."..:t5 g
CUB ;ia ih.s ds;as IL u ee.a zs s.
bas ' MN 20 aaotAn!e sssazes % saofia: Tse.sae
feSnee F.sa eeF PIE: Gasw1sa e r Toasoco- -
sSdaSk
Medium ..-........ ........--..-.-..--.. E32S
suoEIsa TonAcoo-
Choice. .--.''...'.'..+.. SGsH@M3
eemaoa. s:1as. a1ss1
Natural sHe3
Gao;ee Esof. Observation-Disclosures. sovrnd. ................... eIs5aM
Medium, sateed.......-.-......... @ses @sseeasss9
u ssGxK:M iood :a1D'y:: oSa:i! xs:fs: aes7s "a
fu1,Hs ro1s Msl5 i: Eees,: Y r. go
W0sl-The1e n1s ban noihins doing g the nv.
Ies ia
ensss.S nM05lFta AZ :upply: Market active md aa'
bssea cord q - ys.a. .,ras-Dsnvrreaa \, s1.as
a's9e;4 a'soe s'ss; Cor; e. e. 90 90 fs% % % nSs
, 1864-10-20
#iSrRllanR1EB.

AE RS. s. a. ALLEN,
LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
, 1864-10-20


Uolnes,*dcz
en..-. ....1t5.NGt19.m
French Cattle
moines~ eec- ..-...-.
onds, y doc S.T.E .EcEltf.-G
LiuiugB = dog 11LH1 11QU
Roa.lB P doz..l5.nesa la.W
a good supply. Market
quota:
An. Hemn No.2 ......M
LAtn, Yarn. Aem. .XAz1c
" MANILA Hc
Manila Eope.....:.E .E@We
Manila HsY 3o3e. SOC
AarH1s ,-,...s.....@312e
4asa coTd.,.. .....NkQ8c
1a1uE...........a .a5oA9.m
denp:....-. .......Na3 &c
! supply we note 4 decline
It PRESENT rates. Ne quota:
recommendations
.....s..........s4. ! N&l s.
farxet moderately active
.uot2ilonB, and In limited
: demand, With an Almo1T
vary Arm ACd UNCHANGED.
I'D u1cderateiy 1lrn 4. PEE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Auction kaLeof Real Estate.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that by virtue Of n
Il conveyance with power of sale contained tbers-
IN, executed by Thomas Harris and Cafharne Harris
his wife as grantors, to David NJ Harris as Grantee
therein bearing date 9he S1st day of January a. d.
1852 and recorded in the Office Of the Rsccry6a f
VIII county in the State 81 Illinois in Book 20 81 Re-
cords on pages 525 and S26, default having been made
In the paSmnnt OF the prumlssory therein des
crioed the undersigned the grantee in said convey
ance VIII sell at public vendue the highest h;ddr
Tor cash in hand, on the Tth day fOctober n Issa
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock p n ~
that day at The front door of the Court Hopse In
city OF Joliet County and state Aforesaid the follow
s prem lses situate In said County of win
OF the North east quarter Of Section trty-tWo and
inc undSeu one half Of the east half of the NJ ~
west quarter OF the same Section all in Township NJ
thriy-iour ga North Of Range nine feJ cast * he
.nlra principal meridian, together with the annpr
. .sces Ihereunto belonging or in any wIge anrrr
tMning-sad saie to be without redemption ana -
% oeeds viii be executed to the purchaser or mr.
chaseIs immediately upon such sale -
49, 49, : dawn NJ uAppra
ca:sa -3tes sep.. {. 1864 EIsSS = 80 =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
NOTICE.
ANIEL SMITH nEn,n

ESTATE OF DANIEL SMITH, DECD
DUBLLC notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Monday Of Oct. next, (DeinR the 2Ist day of said
monthly shall attend before the County Court Of viii
County, OF the Court House In the city Of JOLT for The
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of Daniel Smith late Of said COUNTY
deceased, when and where all claimants are aotified
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also reaueet
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
MARY ANN SMITH, Admx
Jollet. Octil, 1869. lS-6R
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Notice of ltniIistrstors Sale.

ID Court of Will County. Illinois, made on the ne
tion Of the undersigned administrator Of the estate
of James She'll drces sed. for leave TO sell the Iea e.
tate Of said deceased the last August term of said
court, to-wit; the 18th day of August A. d. 1854
shall or the 22d day Of October rext between the
hon ofl0 O'Clock NJ. snd4 O'clock H. of said
day. sell public sale, at the north door Of the Court
house in the cts OF Joliet in Laid Will County the
following described real estate situate the County
Of Will and State Of Illinois. TO The undivided
half of the East half OF the North East quarter Of
Section No thrtytwo (S2) in Tow nship No We
(35) North of Range No. nine e East tbs third (3dl
principal meridian, containing forty acres more Or
less cash, credit Of less than six months
nor moro than twelve months-;he purchaser 10 give
approved personal security, snda mortgage on prsmi
ses suld, to secure the purchase money. :.
THOMAS H. WIDNEY
administrator Of James She'll
September . leefs. laFE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
HOOP SKIRTS & DRESS MAKING.

MISS MARY KEEGAN, at her room 10 Sanford's
NJ New Building, opposite the public square offers
Tor sale an assortment of j. ". Bradleys celebrated
Skirts, including DUPLEX ELLIPCIC SPRING. for
Ladies and Misses, which tor style, elegance and du-
ribility canuot he exceIIed in this city.
She is also nrcnared q att. nd 10
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
D ESS MAKING

in its various departments and fashions
Soliciting patronage, she hopes to give satisfaction
to those wlu favor her with their custom.
Joliet, August 20. 1884.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
NOTICE.
ESTATE CT JACOB HoFFER, DECD.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given. that on the Third
i Monday ofNovem6er Bext(being the 2Ist day of
said mSnth,) shall attend before the County Court
Ct Will County, at the Court ouse in the city Of JOLT
ct for the purpose Of sttng and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Jacob loer late Ut said County
DECEASED when and where all claimants are nutined
and requested TO attend aud present their Claims in
writing, against said estate for a. justment
All persons indebted to said estate are also reouest-
ed make payment to the undersigned without delay
CHARLES BREYER. Ajmfristrat,r
Sept. Goth, 1854. fnIseyl
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GERMAN PAPERS and BooKs,sat the
Sk,zss.1s Post Ofnas NsTs pcpsts
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FOR SALE
= | L T. s

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
III and window blinds. with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has Cistern and uip
in it. Also good Wood House % II by u. has a
brick chimney good well Of water in it ma kes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
is Lots well improved, 80 # by 1856 each, with alley
in
Also fine Grape Arbor 40 # bys covered with
choice vines in full bearing variety of fruit and
ornamental trees. shruhbery, &c.
The buildings and arbor stands centre lot There
Is good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence in rear. Front and rear Carriage way.
me place Is beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
on Mississippi Avenue south Of ~ C. X. r. Warehouse
ana viii be Sold cheap Cor Cash exchanged for good
Eastern Property not over 10 or Is miles from the
cities OF New York or Brooklyn
For full particulars address ~ .
E. B. JONES P. O. Box 5IT,
ou Joliet, viii Co, Ill. :,
June s, 1858. koa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ERAsrus COLE. nEo,n

AsCAHAG Sh GhhFANG SOLE, ID.
DUBLIC Notice Is hereby given. that on the Third
il Monday Of Neyember next, being the 2lst day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County oouat OF
viii County at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
ior the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Erastus Cole late If said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified aud requested to attend and f,rsssut their
claims, IN writing, again sad estate for au stment
Ali persons indebted to said estate are al ~ request
ed to make payment TO the undersigned without delsy
ALMoN WILDER, Executor
Dated Sept. 20 1864. uI5ew
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF Will, {ss.
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE Z. CHAPMAN. Decd.
DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen that cn the Third
i Monday ct November next. tJeiug the 2l,t day Of
sud month"; shall attend hrpre the County Court
81 VIII County. at the Court House in the city of jolt
ct for the purpose Of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate OF Charlotte b Cha late of said
county, deceascd when aud We're all claimants
uotihed aud requested TO attend and preseEt their
claims, ia writing agst said estate for adjustment
All persons ind, pied said estate, also request
Ell to make to the undersigned without delay
ALMoN WILDER, Administrator.
Dated Oct. 4, 1864 nlT-Cw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
NOTICE.

ESTATEOF HENRY DEISCH, DECD.
Public notice is hereby given, that the Third
Monday of Decembe neX (being the 18th dar of said
month"; shall attend before the county court Of Will
county, atthr Count House in the city Joliet for
the purpose Of and adjusting all aims against
the estate Of Henry Deisch. la'e Of said County.
deceased, when and where all claimants are nvtif
and requested to attend aud present their Claims in
writing, against said estate, Tor adjustment
All persons indebted to said estse also REQUEST
ed 10 make payment the under without delay
PRANK HOFFMAN, Administrator.
October is. 1854 "a 6v,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

THE subscriber offers for sale his property q, Chi
cago street including the north end Of the block on
posite X q. DunCan's store The location o. convep
dwelling. The property will be sold cheau If annIc
ton he made soon. " NfF'N
Joliet. April &c, 1854. y HOLM SMITH,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
DIR. STRICKLAND'S
MeIIeIifIuOuS Cough RalSa,

~ Na9HH hSSH HHsN HI
NURES Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. Asthma, and
~ CONSUMPTION. IT is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle Of
Strickland's mellifluOus Cough Balsan,
to convince them that it is the best preparation ever
used. 1t not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs hut it Night Sweats and Spt-
ting OF Blood and and excellent gage for any kind
of Sore Throat. 1t is pleasant take and safe med
icine for infants. Price so cents per bottle
FOR saIe Oy Druggists generally may E-ly
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HOuSe and I0t foT SaTo

COMBS, &c, and a large assortment of TOYS.
Joliet. Dec :. lSG3
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SAND FOR SALE.

Would respectfully inform the public that an
P.epared 70 deliver any amount Of sand, on the
No Kinds ot
-Nnry and Mastering and I would also saT tn,
an PREPARED to make contracts for kinds Of Maso.
y 80 % ts9 s2gls IN 9 workman ike manner. ana
no huabug. Reference my work -
HAeAHenee, corner ofJefersOn and Michigan strests
VIZ WERSER, -
Joliet, Ill, Aug. S, 1852. --0 D0 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
THE WEATHER,

For the past seven days, to Wednesday evening,
has been excessively hot and dry. 1t was four
weeks Tuesday, since any rain of consequence
has fallen here. The ground is parched and
grass and vegetation is drying up. Thursday,
10th, the mercury was at IS :, no wind; 18th,
81 . light wind; 18th, SO =, in the afternoon a
fresh breeze sprang up, clouds indicated rain,
about 916 in the evening small sprinkle of rain
fell, two miles south of Fremont, there was a
shower; 18th, at SO ., in the afternoon the in
dicatiOns were for rain, but none fell; Doth, at
80 . with good breeze; 2lst, "a :, lookedlike
rainfall signs fail-no rain; 22d, hot and mug
gy, 9Oo, has sprinkled several times Oh that
the refreshing, reviving rain might come. AL
nature-man, crops cattle and herbs look up
imploringly for the invigorating showers.
Thursday no change in programme. The sky
is cloudless and the sun broiling.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
Letter fran, fhs.s,h Owl

:. o. Tillotson, Esq, has permitted us to
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
MEXICAN MUSTANG LrNImENr.


The parties in st. Louis Cincinnati who have been
Countereitng the Mustang Linment under pretense of
prOprietorship have been thoroughly esOpped by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the U. States Treasury private steel
plate revenue stamp. which is placed the top each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac sims of my Signature
and without which the article Is Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation Examine every bottle This
Liaient has been in useasd growing in favor Tor many
years. There hardly exists hsmlst the habitable
Globe that does not contain evidence Of its wonderful
effects. 1t is the best emolent in the world With its
present improved ingredients, its effects upon and
beast perfectly remarkable Sores healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged For cuts bruises sprains rheuma
tsm swelings bites sed breasts strained horses, &c.
it Sovereign Remedy that should be dispensed
with It should be in every family. soldby s rugEists
D. s, BARNES, New.Eork.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24

C. o. Tillotson, ESQ.,, has permitted us to
copy the following letter.; ~
NEAR RICHMOND, June 9Th 1864
Friend THlotSoR:-I pencil you few lines,
informing you of the casualties i'll companies
F and G since the lst of the month"; taking
eommand at that time of Co. F. Company G
is commanded by Lieut.. Daniels, of Medina
S Onthes Sd inst, lSergt. Wms J ones wounded,
IN the hand Onthe 4th inst, private John
Peel wouned, in the shoulder On the 5th
inst, private Edward s. Cooper, severe wound
in abdomen Company G has had none hurt
Quite number of the boys have been hit with
spent balls but still remain on duty. Capt.
Craig is wounded through the shoulder and
missing probably aprisoner
4 1 haSe1I men left for duty. Had Is wound
ed and one killed since the commeneement of
the campaign. Company G has had 1 killed
and wounded-15 men present for duty I25
for duty in the Regiment.
This is the seventh day we have been in the
front line, under fire most of the time The
boys have worked like beavers building breast
works night and day, and at the present time
we feel pretty secure The Rebels have attack
ed us three times, charging our works, butwere
severely repulsed each time. The first time we
captured number of prisoners
Respectfully yours
l.. Il. FARNUM,
1t. Co. F, 9Th o. V. l.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
Correspondence Of the Journal. ft4s
BELLEVUE AID SOCIETY.
Rv,, vv,,p Tnna

BELLEVUE, June IL, 1904.
Mr. EDIToR:-The ladies of the Soldiers Aid
Society, of Bellevue, ask for small space in
your paper which is welcome visitor in many
of our families. Since the war commenced we
have been called on to bid adieu to many of our
loved ones, who have gone forth bravely, man.
fully to fight the battles of their country Some
of them have been brought back to US sleeping
the sleep that knows no waking; Others lie bu-
ried far away from home and friends. Yetwhile
we weep for these, we have not otforgotten to work
for those who are still exposed to so many dan
gers, as the history of our Society will show.
Our society was organized son the 10th of
September, 1861. Our first box valued at
$36 72, was sent to St. Louis Oct 11th. We
next sent one to Monroeville, valued at $75 90;
two boxes to Western Virginia, $l23 IL; to
Camp Croghan, l6 comforts; to Camp McClel-
LAM one box valued at. SO rs; one to Leaven-
worth, valued at $37 05; one to Kentucky, val
ued at $79 IS; sent to the Sanitary Commits
sion, Is boxes, total value 81 1905 78; to the
Ohio Relief Association, 6 boxes, total value
S236 %; the Sanitary Fair, at Cleveland, one
box valued at $s5 90, and $50 90 in money;
two boxes to Cleveland valued at $50 co. Be-
sides these we have. contributed to wounded
soldiers at home and to soldiers families. The
sum total ofwhat we have done thus far amounts
to $2sl97 49,. 8 MRS. E. SUMNE ER, Pres.
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