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Elltnois :Farn1 EanDs.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFERS FOR SALE
ONE MILLION ACRES OF
Superior Farming Lands,


1t from s. to SIC per aere,
e1erit sia:en! 70 is 1as q tallro.a waich T. 5os
@ u s3sfb6 .5 IL c
the eIurans soutaern PSF. Of mo stata
,lLLINOtS.
E,ans go ,ee g hof;h = 70 p gs nen
a.s.scsn.etts m: vEs !nia. n,a vs1:ses Of ~
e
tops OF the Staso IS g r best no ~ a. pTo Uses
- g sssss ~:
she IN n i plodtsal. .r:ut4 Tne smslier orait,es.
Be . s le as e. ?" q e1 n
6aeso, tax hs@P sna Isuis Tas & In lsn:s ss 1.sss, :,
g fpt. .oas.eo. IS cot.en sna q i'm
ytsI ',ge 5e.us.s IT, he ss"h in,e1 ot noa assa'
The Farms offered for Sale.
Tsn III uo!s Central Railroad LAncs a-e ali situated
witeia 1ftee1 niles oflt Road, e3tead s1e snoe
ea y se 4 q forty sud
Rhcf ihey so1a oaar graz aaaeem .ots for ~:
III ~ Seen - . s ss @
Grain and Stock Raising.
IL the list Of com and Hteas producing States, ~
no S6ps ps. g. T. m
e sss f2 or essi 'a sna los e
-. Xe brsnca Il inaastr7 eiess greater tadass-
Ieata for Investment.
Hemp, Flax and Tobacco.
@ nfP2 q
y Easea nron lanes purchased the Company. aad
ssst, i r. ss$;5s::a Rs.isa IL %ss!sx + IA
o tno p9a 1na y. assenuon ana
int lis past season. Ths enitiva,ou Of sotsnum i
ratinns IN ere may seaTs Illinois vii nrontns
iarso snrnlus of suS1T ana tor exrortst;1r
r;+
lut. ...
@ % EFT Ps Of The State -
Reats ano EFT N 1oSs1cr ta e4sly
- Tsi AZ otaer ~ marSs s Lo91s ~ Cincinnati
teaes H@47'
Coal and Minerals.
TIE immense cual deposits OF Illinois nTa yvorket
dlU rent points the Railroad. and tbn crAat r6
saisy Siy,;s Vii
'"""' ~ 49, 'Se~ -
Turnhnr
Is purehssed a. low P1ica "a ohie.xo than in
ss: Of ss gasa
th Ina Of tha Railroad Ii the Southern part or she
Ia h11itt
aE @s!sEs nd prices lower than IN aost an,
tn ActI7af Natt|AFS
rha ,nencerenF. a7s9ea A. ~ eas toas thu COM
Pany nsa Lresdy sold 1.soa COO IRE. and taa saes
1n1nE sng ~ p{hs sver hef1rs Thr aavantsees "a
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DR.. BfSetow,
Confidential Physiciau.
Can bo consulted 1t his Office. 1sg South clk suens,
cornet Of Monroe, Chicago,
ds1 n1oc9 ftom tue Posr Oface DE all Chronic Dis
ee*tt ana D1etses 81 pfiyste and che nstrre
20 eota sexe8 which he trta With u1saIausied
&nceoss- Hocr Z eep&EA.< wEert LadseA Apd Geatle-
men can sonEult the Doctor with tse strtcrsst prt
E1cJ. Ofdce hpUr* tfpm a N..o4r u. 6up6Gss,
doto - n. Goa nu ;csuona connfrrt6l. Cen.
sultat1on ffte Attrea1 P1st 0rncs II. 11:loga
tWo sranos and get hit Gu1-e to H.al.h.
1&a-y4S2~1xlf
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[RAma=ts from Chemical Ana. .JRts
After carefa1 cxau1in stson Of He1nboid's Prspa
ratioEs. tnsy enjoy our Utmost confidence. ia onr
stdar them safs md reliable.
NEVEKRS d YAx1R
, 1864-11-11

N1AAT OyE1 &kHIT @yEt
RACHELuR't cesehs.tea AALH uYKls 1Hx EKaT
N TIE r. ED The GnlS & HAlALEBs, ThCB ana Ak11-
ABI1 Dye known. Thus suleod,o Hslr Dye . stfset
changes ileu, kutty CT afey Hxr ins:Anuy, 70
Glossy BLACK enc E4TU8.L ERown. v1taout tntue.
Ing ths Han e sta.nink ths sEn r. s1nf toe As!1
6r{t md h+8ntlfuJ impRfM frtsh VItal1 Il eQuedNy
es!oftrg IT. pr:et,ne colo1 tud rcctn.1 the u Ell ctA
Bad Dyes, TIE Geuuioe u t,enrd "11IAK 4
1AcA1Lnk, al Qther1 mel q 1litst rs Aoo euopld
be a7tldea- B.l1 by s11 DruxE1E1, &c. Factory Il
-Batc6slox's New Tsilet Cream fo1 Dress,ne the
8Aaf. 1e16 AyS6 II 4 W&-Yl& !
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-'a y sm1rH 4 DwVE8, Chicago.
0JDE PAPUR " ANTED.

Economic il Welth
Eath psld fora Uide Psmdsta, Eooznosouss IN
Waiue Pspnr ~ tvy1 Airde5 93 Rsncolf sk,taE-
4ts8 V93 mia 5Cha g. FkE1laOh4.
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JAMES WADsWoRTH g co.
81 Cedar Street, New York.
nc4-yscslds
WA1h1k1ET BROTHER s.
IMPORTERS,
% uearboru-st-, Chicago,
Room 6, FULLERTON BLOCK.
BUTTONS,
TWINEs,
LINEN THREAD,
SEED BEADS.
FANCY BEADS,
LEAD PENCILS
PEN HOLDERS,
STEEL PENS,
ALBUMS,
STATIONERY,
WRITING INKS,
NOTIONS, DC.
~ The attention Of Wholesale buyers II solicited
qhSh&0
note tne chsnga Of atdse.s. nos y7lesiau wAF
GEoKs+B 2. ROSTER.
~ ~ SoutE Waser s.7oot, Cnicsko. T.
Ship Chandler and Sail-Make7
and Wholesale and Reta,l Dealer IN
Manila, Torred and Hemp Rop~
oAKvAs, ANCHORS. CHAINS. BLocKa.
Covs9s, oskum Tar P1tco, FeltlnGt Pants. Oils. =
Old Canvas and Hosting Machines 1oz Stores
FLAGS
OF HvBRY DESCRIPTION. 1sz1. 1.ksn.1y.x y &vn
NEW YOkKAND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital Stock, - 81, 600, 900.
1coGo SHAPES AT 10 EACL
subscription P1ieo Is per share.
LAEEB XIELD1NG LARGELY.
oYE1c11s:
HoN. DANIEL 8. p1c8tN3oA: Piesidea:,
EosERr MS rSiExS BassSrr RI s5assfsF5a
h%p9s
IL9 !A0Q4 o1 [ao EpH4pnoy Alt ~ t4A4e4 ~ Gle AaA
3 sissa
CIntcck farms." and o. sf PROVE, ana vaiaAo!s
Sas oil oss 81
ceveIopmsnt and o'i ara41g re~ul akls and SKslJ
sS 9ss csSey &c., Rev York
pp1 v29Q.Sm
n SOLUTION OF PARTNER
Il $s6s: - sss.EsS ss
oer a. .. l56 dspceed OF the toscFe.s in t.1d aEm
e IT, 5ns es a. g g.
stu1Psa 60 ks1us the assta md li1o:1.t1es O 'he
IT n' a1 sn1 to 90
.ncEy66s lot 6E0aGE sfuAt41
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. DAM ' TssAsUEY oBPARv8Ear}
ch:e s1aa4o5 e AZ AZ n, g. .
xhe-eas py sRftstscS,ry eviis1c- pr sFos6d = tho
uodtypkned,l, !, has been mAas :, appear TIA. tho
NcrfbV este.n National BAnx OF Catcako, i the City
Ct Chica o. Ccnn.y Ct COG 70 ssa!s ct Mn ~ has
ouIfsnein Of 1hs 9ct Of ConGTess enntlse " Al Act
TO Prcvint = FstonA! curreneF. etturfd ~ plroge
3 Un,isa ss:t. Sosts s9e = pto.i 1cl r. ssg'
1,sa nrd has eom1llad with ~ Of ths or,vfroas nf
lnld act Etaub "a TO b complied wl:1 bsto1e ocr,,
u o1RESf aEGfa aaSs: s.sJtSoea { 5f Gavin
Se1savs:ts1g N.tiol Il b.9s p Gaisaso, g - c,'y
q ceos ss ~ Nd sass . q is3
oss 81, tsi1 ;ista az Il xgzq,S isss; ar,
as11sssss Comptroller q IL Ec caf:sa:y.
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FT,HE TARR FARM

TRuBf11B:
GEO 2. BRADFORD Eiq.,..............Nsw ForK.
Hoe ROGER AVER1LL ............Dannusy, Conn.
WILLARD PAhKEE II. A.D................Nev York.
ALANsON 4 SUNNHR.................A N, Z.
z. B. BELLBH, n. D.....-, ..............Naw York.
j. T. SAN6EH........... ...--...s, ..-...Na# YORK
JANKa WADSWORTI-.-......... York.
To Hl1 acquainted With tho OIL Region Of Western
Pennsytvass, tie name Of th!l Company. incicas.
Eg It. locality. IL significant Of the great value Of lts
properties.
Thee IL no better Oil Te;ritory.
It embraces interests tn fee and IN more than Twsn
II productive wslls and IN 1welve others now rapid
u approaching comp1sttcn; whtlo the furthsr de-
velopmtnt Of ii 1a1ge untmprovcd area viii at An
carry dsy greatly iutreaae ltz product.
We offer It u u permanent dt7tdead.pa9lnE invest
ment.
limited amount Of this stoc1 can Be obtained
solely of the undt rslxoed 1t $50 PRE- sHAEE, BEING
ONKaALF OF IT'S PAR VALUE.
xbe declared divided for the month Is p1 cent.
On III enu1e capital. to which purcha.esz within the
HoRth Ill be entitled.
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For certnsiea cat.zrh has dsned ths skill of phi
tic!nns st d suryea-E No medlcat No1k contains
pgetcYlpt1oa that u1n srAdlcAss It. Nm hloE says
DA. GtsopAlEB REMEDY Will nreAk 1t 10. "a y.
csly O. auoJt1k the pt1n:iples OF d1eAo, and pie
cl1di1 the octslhtii'y Of sFt apes.
40 foln e ca.,trh cat Etth.:sn1 - ssefc5laS
iEueuiAte Felt I. gave such nave 70
1;peEeIa'en 10 sle very cat u tnls ta:I.ole dl1-
PRICE ONa rOL.AR PER BOrT 3. as7d
stsmo for DIX GOODALE'a a1W fAxru1 II ~ -
;AEbH ia cesftc: ucde OF tres M ht ~au I$p.d cofe
IIr tua'1nr Ct ytcsirs. vaae-ssd o. Cali as oLca
MOTION 4 CO., aola AKers, Nav fork.
H.uITH 4 DWYER, Chicago.
, 1864-11-11
TANT ERA OF THE REBELLION,

Next week promises to be one of unusual
interest. The Congress of the Confederate
States assemblies on next Monday, the Eth
inst. Then We shall have the message Of
Or the pext day-Tueeday. the 9Th iust.-the
Presidential election take place in the NORTH.
The res ult will be announced In the Yankee
papers OF the follo"ing wednesday, morn
fue. So if nothing happens We shsll proba-
BIZ know who is elected President-McCIel-
lsn or LiDcolr-t0-day week. The events of
next week FILL forin an epoch In the history
nf this war.
, 1864-11-11
SPEECH oF GENERAL Hood,

4 large crowd, with band of music ap-
peared before General Hoods headquarters
1.-THE Baptist church) md called him ont. The
General looked. very well. He saia he con-
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creek a1a:en. 70 iss las q Sa1at on IL =
Mcf,gsr sns DnnIesta, in The North sesr to Cairo
thc eLt1t1us aoutaefn paT. OF t1a stAta-
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The Farms {)ffared for 2a}a.

Ttn NJ uo!s Central NaIlroad LAncs a-o ali atustoa
witnIa 1fteen niles oft. Road, ad extand s'e snole
leagtn cf the ssate nom fo:ta sousa Fer al g1s:
kt :ola 10 trscu Of forty Or eighty acres suited
tre cspitafiat Of sto.k raiser Tue 10 : prices al
Rhtet ihey so1o Offer greas iaaucem .ots or o1:
chase this tune. ara L Is -ot surprising tast the
Bse Tor the past sesr hare been lsr.e, amounting
Org gin f.r r. n6l III
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From the Hfchmond Enquirer, Nov, Il
There was happy time With the armv of
Tebrefsee, just previous to leaving Gadsder,
Alabama, for the onward march against
Sherman. 4 correspondent Of the Selma
Exporter, gives the following sketch Of the oc-
oaE&nr ami fts Incidents ..~
, 1864-11-11

The same Farm may be purchashed for $500
In cash.
Full Information all points, together With maps
showing the e1ac, location OF the lands. will be fur
niehed On application IN person or By lettar to
LAND COMMISSIONER
Illinois Central E. R. Co.. Chicago, IL
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These men constitute the bone and sfneW OF
onr slHves-the ablebooied between eighteen
sud fortJ.tiye. They will be men who know
vElne AID power OF Combination; they will
be well disciplined, trained to the nss of
arms, With the power and ability to com.
mand; at the same time they will be grossly
principle OF life or ths ability Of acquiring
one. The camp and the battle are not con
sidered the best school Of virtue. With
habits Of idl-ness learned in camp, with no
fixed calling or business In which to engage,
class bY.color and c1rcumstances proscrloel
and unable to 1ise.. Then, again, these men
subject to all the restrictions Of slavery, while
they are to enioy all the privileges Of freedom.
Will not this necessarily make them discou-
tented or, II not, you ought in gratitude
and perhaps In policy TO free their wives and
children. This will give You, instead OF half
1ioDs Of free negroes In your midst That Is
more than one ha1f Of the present slsye %.
pulation Of the Confederate States,
How long would slavery Last uuder this
strain? IL not your proposition abolttionism
in dlegufee! No, Measrs Eoitore, we could
not I've IN a country inhabited by such q
class. Either they or ne would be forced to
leave. Which would 1t be, and where and
how would they 60? Abraham Lincoln
emancipates all he can steal You Would
take and emancipate one half at q word. or.
at all events you would take and emancipats
that portion without whom the other nor.
ticn would he valuolees and charge upon
the country. No, our cause Is not 30 despe-
rate nor Its condition 60 low, as to need The
aid Of an army Of free negroes There are
|. etout arms AID brave hearts enough amone
the white men OF the contsderacy to win and
eecure Its freedom, and he who would cali
upon the poor ignorant slave to fight his It,
ties tor the boon Of worthless freedom
mustn not only be deeply despondent. but re-
ga1d1ese of the duties he owes to his conn.
fry, to his negro and himself It is not far
| The slave either to win freedom for the white
| men, as you weu1d have him, or to take the
yoke OF subjneatfon upon biu, would the
| Yankee But 1t is for the Southern whita
man to achieve h1s own Independence, to se.
| cure himself in the possession Of his slave.
| snd to eecure to the SLAVE the secure pogses.
| eicn ct good master.
| uooD's ARMY At Observation-Disclosures
| =. OF THE REBEL OFFICERS.
| From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov, Il
| There was happy time With the armv o1
| TeBrefsee, just previous to leaving Gadsder
| AlAbama,, for the onward march aesinsj
| Stermap. L correspondent OF the Selms
Exporter, gives the following sketch Of the oc
ca5ton ard its incidents :--
SPEECH OF GENERAL Hood.
| 4 large crowd, with q band Of music ap
| peared before General Hoou's headquarterl
| 1.-THE Baptist church) md called him ont. Th'
General looked very well. BE said he con
, 1864-11-11

m SsOI LUTON OF PARTNER.
IL sH1P-8be1toa Stur1es, and George atp.kes,
iate peItn:rz II 70 Banning Htn;e q soLoaoS
Ser, a. p l564, dhpetod or tne 1os:1sss IN sxd a.
10 the Qtl e. d. rem At1tuE memo<fA tAtfeof-ftons
sn a1 er that ale 10 be partners n the sso
Tbs remaining enbers o. sAtd nrn H., & solom =
IL ana rIm ramr sHALTUT 9rUK315,
Yn+ RRAAf1E 2rHRf34A
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NUMBER 1OI.

statement containing all the ::Information
desired
The progress that is being made
! In the suppression of the rebellion, Is
truly gratifying to every IoFer OF his
country. During the past season, our
armies have been victorious on nearly
every hard fought field Gettysburzh,
RlcksbuEE. Port Hudson, ChiekamangA.
and lookout Mountain and Missionary
ridge, hayef fattested the indOmitable cour-
age of our soldiers, and have extended
our lines 50 as to incIude one half
OF the rebel-claimed -confederaev.-
Kentucky and Missouri have coatin-
ued their loyal State organizations,
and are free from any formidable rebel
force; and were II not tor the na-
raudlng bands that infest those States
they would now be enjoying peace Tenn
essee and Arkansas, and large portions of
Louisiana aud Mississippi have been re-
claimed from the enemy; and the news
from Texas Is that large portion of the
people are stll faithful to tie Union, and
are ready to strike for the ''old flag"
whenever they are relieved from the des-
pOtIsm of rebel rule, which Is only maiu-
tanned over them by military force; and
stll more, and of vast Importance; the
free and almost uninterrupted navigation
Of the Mississippi River, has been estab-
hshed beyond peradventure True, this
has been accomplished at the expense Of
much of the best blood of the country,
and of millions of treasure, but Is il no,
worth the sacrifice? If eur fathers endur-
ed aud sacrificed so much to establish the
Government shall We do less 70 perserve
II! But It may be said that the work is
not YET finished This Is true But l.
viii be finished If not this year, it vii
be IN some year to come If it requires
the lives of the brave of this generation,
and the revenues Of the Government for
years so=eome 70 accomplish this noble
purpose, the loyal people have sworn thai
the sacrifice shall be made The author
rtT of the Government throughout the
entire land, must be restored at whatever
cost.
For another session, in the midst Of
this terrible rebellion, are the interests
of the State Committed to your hands; the
responsibility is of no ordinary character.
On your action may depend her future
prosperity. May you in all your deEber-
auons, look up 70 an over-ruling Provi-
denee, whose hand guides the destinies Of
States as well as Of men.
ARTHGR 1. BoRENAN
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Frsn 7 TslUtoa B-gz-z, D. D., Esiso- gftbs Eney-
eJgps1iz q RsItgi5z= Ea0lgled5e.
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fyeR Do, use
Hollands German Bitters!

F-sH ,. NsI0toa B-sl-z- .. D, Efis0- gfths Eaes-
sJgpsti5 q 8sli7f5al= HsOl0iea7e.
Although nOt disposed 20 hE0r or recomnsnd
PASsaE Medicines in general, through Gtzsrusr OF
thsr Ingredients and Elects yet Know no sum
c=1r reasOn Ehy rcay not TESTIFY Z The beuhr
II believes himself received from Any simple
PrsPG-aliCrs th= hope that he mzy tins coutrib-
- HE b=nsft If 0therz- ~
! 10 LLis tbe more ze45IyIa regard % Hood aodss
6srnAn Bitie-s- prepared b Dr- c. NJ Jackson, Of
rs cl=y, b-ca1se PrsIutise5 against then for
many yz=rS, ua6er ths fapr=ssiou mat they Ez-s
chiefly A. Alcoholic rtIrars- I an indebted 10 ny
t-lsHd KSbsrI Shoemaker Esq-, for the removal Of
tA-s PrsIudlcs BY proper tests md for encn1-ase-
llnE e1ucibzst debility. The use OF rhres bottles
q Shs=s Eit-Ers- AZ The beginning Of the pr=senT
y=Az, E5LC<e6 y evident -eEieI- esEora-iI
= 5eErsz of bodily AID mental viyJr witch had
-0I f=lS f1T sI months before snd lad Almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. ! thsI uF God and
Hy t-ielai 70 directing ne % Ia use i Lnsn-
INA VI 'NBROTH-
Pailads.4A June IS, 1851
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NO. eSI-ARCH STREET
AtaeiPat osies sd lauu5az.orx
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CIGARS And sNUFF. -
IL BA8iELS AKRET-rs .,t-rs
~ % 5ox=s Garrett i.aeEs4
=lJa,OOO lnlm6u Ci-1rs -a. "a.
- W. AasOrtet Jr4a4s Cuba tTz.r.
Just TecezysI, and tor aAIz IS
dsc-6 rAAEJA, tsJILbS = ,.srRpy
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LN6. W VA. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81. 1864 NUMBE

Quantities OF their properly beyond the
haes. They do not commit a. manT .nor--
ders as formerly, but they still eontfa csl he
nefsricus practice OF eapiuriaz orr citizens.
And especially the civil oEcsrs Of the State,
Whom they carry OF and throw into hoati.
some prisons, there 70 finger. and m unanv
Instances 70 die for want OF tts absolute
nees$saIies Of life. Oa the 26th fsv Of
Deesnber last, band OF aru,ed rebels cap
tured " Il Shaw. Esq, Sheriff Of Putn sm
county "A the Court House village of that
county. aud carried him on 10 RFchmosd
Assy Others have been carried aEaT IL
the same manner These capturesf IN most
cases could be prevented If the disloya4 ID
cur midst Eouid live up 10 the macy
pledges they have made and the uaths they
have taken bur, HnforvuuaIeIJ, II too
many Instances they do not do so Most
generally the disioyAI of the neighborhoed
are aware OF the presence of these bands
and very frequently they feed and lodge
mem auo keep II a secret, 50 that II Is not
known by the loyal people that they are
about uud they steal some urfuu mars
prgperiy, or capture and carry him away IS
prisoner II Is absolutely necessary to
our peace, aud TO the continuance of ciTil
organization in many of the eouuries that
these captures cease, and I intend, If il be
R>SS@+@'tSl h96-S LLLSG S3AIl CGS5s- Ii the as
loyal amoagsE Us viii mt give information
OF the presence of these bands in the neigh
borhood, q sueicienr number of them. not
less than two for one, sazH be arrested
aud Imprisoned until the captured EoEaI
person Is reinrrtd- The General Assembly
OF the State OF Virginia passed a law auth
or1zlcS the arrest OF hostages which Is stiH
II force here, and in every instance of the
capture OF private citizen, or civil officer
by the rebels have caused hostages TO be
arrested, and l shah continue to do 90. |
until the barbarous practice Is broken up.
1ne disloyal II cur midst can prevent these
captures il another way, and that ia, by
making proper representations to their
rebel leaders. Ii is known that they keep
up correspondence with them. Tits il not |
denied by them II they wish TO remain
IN our midst IN peace, they must secure
that peace by preventing the forcible ab- |
dueuou OF our loyal people. This they
can do for Ia nearly every case when hos |
tages have been arrested 1t has secured the |
safe return of the captured party, 8nd it
seems to me that the same influence that /
can effect the release can prevent the cap
ture-
The coalition of the finances of the State
GU the lst of jan, 1864, will appear from
the report of the Auditor and Treasurer. 1t
VII be seen that there has been received
into the treasury since the goth of June,
1868; 1.-THE date Of our orgauization,) from
All sources, the sum of--.-.......S .Ss06 S9S SO
That there has been paid out
tor al purPoses,---------.----. SsT, T,5I5 81
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40 ALCoEoL Or BAD WHIsET-
TIey visE Czrs the GJore Dissases N Fizssty-
azRs cases out q Hu1Gred!
IadEced b ths extensive sale AID Universal
popularity ef
Hollands German Bitters!
IPERELY vEeErAaM-

PURELY vEGETABLE,J
sosts oF iEnOrAat QzAcks and Rasc-aPuIoas A6Tsn-
rC-zTs have opened upDC suffering h1maniry Lhe
5od- gaies OF ostrunsin shs shape q pGorU
v1LeI. cCupo undsG With InJ1ri drugs AID chris
Iznsl Tones Sb8mAchics BDi BiLLeF=- o.
Beware of the Hlu11ieEAbi= srTSy sf Azohdlic
prsPsrasisas Fl<Is0Tssbottiss- Gd high beIiied
kegs undzr the mOdssS GlPiLAton Of bitteEs which
Iusts=i Cf caring oLy AzTavate disease, and leave
Las SiszP pointed sEdArer n despair
Ro1FLSDS GENIAS SBTrTERS
Are not aez and uztrisd article. tut have stood
ths hfrszn years triAl By the American pub
lie, and their rSpGGEE1on and sale E0t r1TaLed By
anJ similar pCepE-1ElSn-
The prUpT1eEorz have Thousands Of Letters non
Ehe E0Ss emiasHs CIsrgymsa, Lawyers, physicians,
sod CiGiEsas, o. LhEIT CEz PersonAI hBOEl
ssz bsns1ciAi eGscts and medical Iirrls5 Of
t1es= B5Essrs.
DO YoU Want SOMETHING To STRENGTHEN
YOGI ..-a...
Do TOU EANT GOOD APPETITE.
Do VOC BART To Build UP TeUR CoSsuTU-
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Do ToU WAIT FoFEEL WILL,
Do YOU WAIT TO GgT RIDoF NERvoCsNE
Do Tog EASr ENKKGEI
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kEie' . St1- erbosslss Or azxbOttIss 5Br 500.
Hor sale BY Druggists ar1 DssIs-, svv,,-,,EE
DsSls- +. sad BY All the DraezisfsT ~
0esS-fy
, 1864-10-28

n which case, Mr. Winthrop would probably be
Secretary Of State. John Van Duscn has also been
spoken OF a. 4tnieter to England. or fbr Cabinet
pondcn, Judge Woodward Of Peunsylvania will
atto bs given m Important position. August Bel
rnont Is to be Minister to Frsnce.
Admiral Dupont, we believe, Ii a citizen
Of nel9ware, thorough Unionist, and one
Council with Fitz john Porter. We nre
rot 50 sure about Robert C, winthrop; but
there was time when he could not have
here assigned him.
The hero OF the Galena must have grinnei
horribly ghostly SMILE" when be read the
aoove programme aud compared It with the
land, Ohio and Indiana.
, 1864-10-28

After hpvtrK tlunctse IA the dark tor ages. the
~drlo a. last begins 10 tnctfbt4-d mat the human
eyste cArnot rpe'st throw u tne u aefs os dis
eh8e thfuuGh the AEcLcT OF deplet.nE Ioet1c1nsA-
Strength Of contttsu ion. q nerve. strength
10 the whole phrs,ckl rr.srix .t'on-thest are .he
co-tlnu4lI Epf1ouad ~ The eIbAnsr1E heats Of
drain away tbc vital v,gor which & shs ony
the necessity fot ntslne he!s OILY noEess St
{als se9si , p 90 aot unae,sa?n osllos ne
which e1ec,!snce ~ tssrs, me puol to rely. g
ms4ns Gf1Lvgo: etlEs. reRnlatrx and pForeci11K ali
the I'M nortant orr ant orr olv 10 Ht.S re TIERS
CELEB.AlRD sTuMACa glrrnRs, md thefs Is
no ee4auA ii the yesr Whfu thtA 3nBttnAbfe 1ny1Kp
rant "a more ubelui than now In fhn crowoet city.
Il unhealthy !etions where 1-tesul1ent &nd l1oua
Fevtls rrtval In fat. whit Fever men are co1Kre-
Eattd. VIZ ther IN large IN ali numoett the neceE
atty fer pure Tone and Aitefst cxle1, ht4 uos
pu1tst ard be st IN the AnoWn world.
, 1864-10-28
1000 MULES WANTED.

FFTIc1 or Ahs1eTAKT QCAHTRKxAsr1R.9
Indianapolis, IDdisna. OCT 14'h. 81.
Che hundred AND seventy {lst) dollafs each viii ne
znept 6Lehle4 this c1tJ, to-day conforming to
the following epectt tcaslon3, VIZ:
STD Mnle1 tnpat 1ot be leN than II hHads high.
Strong stout, compact, we.1 developed aEiux.s, in
I'll hs.lah, free iron M biemi.n q 6esse: Which
poe6 2hc four front coils tAetA. Ahd oereoped The
corresponding four permanent teeth-Swo In each
1eE.
TX d. AInlef ef nn,e.
By order Of Col James L. Ektnu Chief 1et Division
G. 4. 6. nfpA: tIuEus. G. HAT.
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