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q rual Notices.
COUN1

ITITE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY
sf1tsnbs9 Il gn Tem, ;e, Henry sJosai9a Z; GE.:
ssso CeMpsey;. f. I9. Pase A6oR ba2td
Es,sato Ns'l:Ges Es,l @.@s
ton sperseg, william B:own JsGss n.oxn geTAT Ts ~
Rro.n James BioT1' TiHie@ co;ist Gce1 4 astt;son.
s,h. hA!ioGh lmhoeia. SAMUEL Henry aotea
II, Dueley B. FElle1. Samuel II'Wh W,r nU1' "a 4
f5s5 f;5 g. Gn.S1s1 as,r, Ea tsl1.1a
HfdsSt M of t.e nonresfdece Of Az&Hta f1aGs. 11G:
haTd He.e:e5. J5kn EsEl WINS ~ GeSrSs 8rn A.
RI ne; SaSy f4fE e G.5S ssnas: Ill! !?
brown, W!liaw Ful:eston rnd !4n71s yessap pe.. @s
enoAon above nscsed having betA tled ~ spe o!agE
;:olss i he.te;" s1vsa 10 ,ks sid Al,r1ss F1sEE
nax'd Hoaesy. Johu erl VII taml, 9eorEe T. titus
H'a:a br9xT Ja7es Brown stew.T .rogn: :,,{as JsMss
MIX =: cc1,e1 Ei.fe G: :L!tehetld, s.1auei BlAt:9.
:o.d: Htqy Ho:ea:ts. Dpdly p Fpller, sam1a J.
az VI. FtHian Fullerton and Mor7is Z. Jfasup, that
IAit Complainant led his bEl Ct CON platnt In said
L. oi i ~ tSt 1s ~
fa!rsos o. q e III as1s dss
Hosdty iosn iasi s ~ai1l.nt: 1eo:E. i. TITUS. vii
% Blosn n,ss ,ss ss. B1o1n Fkae aT
NafE Co,let Eltfha G: Afehn:l:: Samuel Biz tch.
II GnS,1 sh. fs's q .tH S.4sa III
99ov1. Wil1t.E. Fulfer.ou aad Mot1is s: Jessup,
ia.l re5sep.iy be nd appeat, ~, 5tfots aid Ct:n,t
:szm eseoi to s. ic!dea Il CHICAGO said County.
a III tsst MonaeJ e sep1spbe5: 1sts: ~ olGaa,
e. q 1s I'D ~ ss s
thttet charged and stated Viii b sAktA
dee I'D tfnet ef - te
| !. =. arA1k Jk- Complt1 Colf. ,717.n1N-4W
, 1864-08-04
PARIS, Friday, July 18th, 1861.

rAKs. Friday, July 18th, 1861. =.
We Fave just received accouuts from Lyons
Of steamboat accident, which hes caused
loss Of some thirty lives, md created very
painful sensation The Incident took place
on board Of one Of the new passenger boats
recently placed On the Seine, and which cor
veg great numbers Of country people from
one point OF the river to. another tor two
cents. These boats are built very narrow
and stand very high ont Of the water. They
are consequently extremely weak, and as the
curves Of the river are very sharp, and the
chanrel, owing to sand banks, very tortuous,
the sudden movement of the rudder neces-
Sary in steering, causes them to roll very
heavily. On Sunday last, one Of the boats,
called Mouche had left landing place, where
she had taken on beard ynst number Of holi.
d5y folks, all In their Sunday clothes, and the
deck was completely thronged. Unhappily,
Just beyond the point where this occurred and
before the crowd had got what may be called
sea legs, very sharp bend OF the river takes
plce, In making which the Monche lutched
80 heavily that the water caue in at the SOUP
per-ho1es. The inexperienced and easily ter
ri1ed crowd Of French country people lost
their feet and their heads at the same mo-
meut, and allowed themselves to be carried
In compact mass Against the slight hand
rail which ran along the side and offered the
only resistance to the impetus. The rail, Of
course, ga3e Wsy, and @ore 1 than fly people
The captain Of the boat WIS carried over.
b1ard with the rest. So compact WAS the
struggling maes that at first, as described By
an eyewitness, it c1eayed the water like i
wedge. and for an instant the river closed
OVER its vicums- The next moment horri-
II trfcf HAnI IL \
1e-tmergcd on the surface, making desperate
efforts to release themselves from the death
struggle. "Ihe hands Of many Of the women,''
says one account, "etill grasped convulsively
their parasols." Swimming under snch
circumstances became well-nigh impossible,
even to1 those who proposed such means Of
escape. The Captain himeelf went to the
bo,ton, seized hold of by two females, one
Of whom chung round liE neck while The
other held his legs, and the three sank to-
gcther. "Nhen the bodies were being re-
covered says another narration, "a string
Of nearly dozen corpees Of men, women
and children wRs fished up at once, clingiug
q horrible sight Unfortunately, the day
being Sunday, scarcely any Of the usual row
boats which frequent the river were at their
posts, and 1t was some time ere any e1ec-
tive assistance could be obtained. The first
accounts stated the deaths Of thlrty-tWo,
but it appears now that twenty.eeven is the
real number. 4 judicial Investigation will
take place Immediately and the owner Of the
boat has been placed under arrest The SEN
sation apd atl1lction IN the Immediate neigh
borAood are indescribable.
The latest arrivals fiom America arenot in-
insSpiriting' Sp & except to those parties
Us well. In a recent % nnmber @ the nos ant'tzp Mxp
published letter from its correspondent at
New York on the military operatfons in Tir-
, 1864-08-04
SHOCKING TRAGEDY,
Samuel HaI1ett Shot by yTalcott, Gen.
Fremont's Chief EnSIueer.

From the Leavenworth Conservative, 25th.]
At fifteen minutes past one O'Clock, yes
terday afternoon, Samuel Hallett, the RAIL-
road contractor was shot and killcl at W.
andotte. Mr. Hauett, willis walking along
the street, was shot In the back by Mr. Tai
colt. The Inter Immediately escaped on
horseback, and pursuit. OF him was u4ude BY
the civil of11ce1B.
Mr. Talcott is railroad engineer. He was
acnt hero BY Gen. Fremont as chief engineer,
and was discharged BY Hallett. Ta1cott af
terwards wrote = letter to President Lincoln
describing the Chtcanery Of the Pacific Rail.
road Enlargement That was three months
ago. Samuel HalIctt, at Washington, tels-
grayhcd to- bis brother Thomas, 1t Wynn
dotte, to whip Talcott The injunction YVES
obeycd, and report says that Mr. Ta1cott, Who
is small and feeble man, WAS hea1tlessly
beaten.
The end Of the whipping was the tragsdy
The New York Expr:ss cont,ins the fol Nv.
ing obituary notice Of Mr.. Hallett:
The death Of saml Hallett, in Kansas is
now confirmed by tetegramB received IRE.
He was killed by Ar. Talcott, an engineer in
the service Of the Union Pacific Rai1nad
Company, over which Mr. Hal1ett had suer~
intendence, and in consequence OF sdne
sharp disputes about money matters.
MT. Hallett, though young man. hs
madc large figure in this State. He cate
to this city from some place near Hornek-
vile, where he was prominent man. n
New York lie engaged In great variety {
Epecu1ations. among which was Sub Marin
Company. He afterwards went to Spai{
and in Madrid accomplished wonders, byft
ducing, what never was done before, he
Spanislds, among them the Duke OF Sla-
manca, to subscribe largely for the e1tenbn
Of the Erie road, now the Great Western q
double gusge, which is to end In st. Lois.
It was mainly through Mr. Hallett's i4u-
ence that the capital Was got for this gsat
work.
81. Hanctt returned to this country nd
became prominent banker In Wall strtt,
| and it was understood that he had hide
large sums Of money. 1t was tntoughais
| house that the Indiana bonds, about With
| 80 much was said few years ago, were te-
| eotfated, and which were afterwards dis%v-
! covered to be to some extent fraudult,
The Courts, however, acquitted Mr.. Haiti
| of the altered participation in the fraud. r..
| &. left Wall street soon after this, went to
| the Union Pacific Railroad, md becau
large contractor and owner. He and @.
| Fremont soon became the greatest OF frie1s
| and croniee.-and soon after, the bftteres pf
enemies, They had scene, one nigAn
Jersey City, over baggage with bands idt,
which. If ever made public, would be onbf
I the most interesting chapters or the ntl
reading Of the day Hallett beat Frcmit
out and out In the contest, and drove T.
mont from the Union Pacific Road, cnoosg
his (H.'s) own Board otDirectoB.
What, as we'll al anyt thing, shows the icE-
peeeand uncertainty Of life is, row IN onr Hs-
session. long snowy card, beautifully b.
erayed. inviting us to be present at the OH
{ng Of the first section Of the Union Pafc
Road, August 18th, at Weston (ho.t
which Is signed, in tull Life, "samasl ii.
, 1864-08-04
Chicago Grtbnut.
(For the Chicago Tibune.1
THE OLD STORY.

(For the Chicago Tabune1
THE OLD STORY.
i L
There's story ne tell and call 1t Old
Though ils years still uunber few,
0ftncreAsed Ecatth-of lies pnre gold.
Which his been gathered by me and By you
The stor, ia Old and Jet It's now.
L.
First Of the SIGH, and the alternate Ioy,
Which paeeed Der our heazt-st{ines uue-
bashful sv ain, thou maiden COY,
When nv love was dtBt d4Eufng for Fou
The story Is old, and yet 't,a nen.
III:
OF the hopes and fears Of &uitless suit,
While under ban yet our lore It grew
stronper and deare1. till 1t bore the ftrit
OftEuthful, kra&tinQ lore betwixt me and you
The story Is old, and yet 'tls new.
When first We met and this story told
heath the etarljt sky, mid the g1ltte1ing dew
Love entered his shrine like priest OF old,
You coDitsklng to me and to yuu-
Dear story Of old, yet ever newi
y
We whisper yet il love-tones low ST..
Meath lpWeIinE clouds, OF skies Of hlne-
Toecther, apart. those murmurines 20
Silently from you to me-me to you
That story Of old, re: ever new.
u4ruH
, 1864-08-04
Gen, Smiths Expedition Akafnat For
res1"s List OF Casualtlee.
MENPHte .Iu1F % 1874

Gen. Smiths Expedit it1on Ax4inat For
res1"' Ltss OF Casuaitles.
MEMPHIS, July g, 1864.
18TH DIVISION, 16rH ARMY CORPS.
The following is list of casualties in the
18th division, 18th arnE corps, In Gen. A. j.
Smiths expedition against Forrest, July
18th to 14th, Brig. Gen. ]. 4. Mower COM
manding:
.sEyEs11-sEcosp REGIMENT oH1o VOLUNTEER n.
Aaj E Rawson; wounded in head, danserone.
He5 nolde, 4, Killed.
IL; It. Ms9t Ct, saana Hama0 G.! 1se s ssszsfsly
Seret Arch'd Reed, D, thigh, ssight-
Jas Martin, 4. band, serere:
S's1sl es1tsf f6sds6 E. t1s6 ssss SaGu0sF ss'eFs
Grower, D, thigh. severe.
Y Crowley, j., Ahoulder, slight,
Anorews, F. head, dangerous.
I Hsssass'f amiS, F. + }es sF% siisSt. a9Rs'''sd
Geo ii JACKSON, F, arm, seriously.
Darius Downing. g, shoulder, serefe.
ChAF Baxter. 4. mlaaius.
VIM Da1ie, g, thigh, severe.
Jacob Brant A. missing.
Emanuel Shoe. C., missing.
saml Haucue, misainr.
xnsrTT-rrTTu OTTO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Lieut. Murray Davis, Adjutant, face, severe.
Corp John Fox. C, thigh. severe.
5ssia 5Ssn hs%%e &'~aea 3 B. tss:.: is s:st :sfs's
Ghas saseny, F; foot, severe:
E'i.ah NoMs; G. a7m' seveee.
Frsneis ii sherman, E, thigh. dangerously.
E E Mcmillan, B, missing.
~''' THY-
Corn II r Mclean. A. Killed.
Joetph Haywood, A. Killed
se4et VsSsppoaa 9$ poas1. !; 81 Eii;sG fssffs''
Ssit'e y ~; foas q .fsS ): S:s5f sS ssSsss.
W'|I,.n TG5p 1aTSS Ra,nfo4a Sal'c' G. 4 E{ilea Seo
na.ai nunam 9aua91a nta rort1 -. ~ y! ~ .,,r.+
Ga!R. GGaR1a!n aa,.aa sssS Wo;nr = hesiI h. ,.ii"6t
Sam yopts; 1;.!,f: 6 'es'' e eesefe, es,.
John ~ Moods: Z. h9nd: & a,sh s!I5nt.
Gagt gcr nen BS1rZ, D, T1is. IT,, severely
FlumineE, ~, qsene!. sus"l. ~
ae5G aetTt WI nGn!e tf3,sd III Rn' 7e'e3s1s'
Tona 59a -. pastsrd.ad E. ff9so s,,nd., aax.-.
G151a Gorson ro5; pi;,e1 = aio"oe'' 7e'e'
| Georre Bali, F. kii1ed.
| = ! Kra1nss + rhonIier. dau.erou..
J Jsh1frer. G. ftIIed,
| ! 3 Kalb, G, Killed.
| I Xejcb. g. lee, dangerous.
| r 4 CTsir, 6, thigh. scyerc.
5obn lie wv. G. thich, severe
tisqt ehSdfSy; ;S;,h ts4:1: thiss: dangerous.
a9pESodb YoSo d; tSsSn: aesd MORALLY
Geo Randall, !, Killed:
Samuel Tannooks 5nisn ano 9arn 9anaa' oAaee'oas'
1eo1a1 1eao.a + u Ii.rf X. iee. severe.
| sse1Et ,,ae - - y, vi1r Z neclr severe.
Se,g' Seg irs Gs~ Morris. K hip. dangerous,
EGoip Gp yEs 4assas aeiseo Knnor1s X iee annntated.
W. T'T,,,n1, 1.n, ~. vo1 o117yrrrn 1srAsrnr.
SHI . s.aS aSo. 49,. -'1' A'@ '>-'
Ioh,, t XTi,.,n ha1nd. sjIcht.
WI W"!iss nt!al sfeele b, ier' teYsrc.
| R9rd r ar1n. eiicht.
1obo sT3th' r hand. slight,
Ionn p,nror eI,itd R;td ( hsnd'
0iese' 1nu' ~.a-. -, 1S ,.o, ,.,.rvrp p.srnr
TENTH MINNESOTA soA0H1&IH 'a1@SiAi'
nay.a- 1ta5ua y 1s.ito,,, 1JH, ~" .hnnider slfsht.
befseI 4 Fsei9ar un1'2n am =, esne'' si'@ht.
ST. 81. =, '91.' ~ :cSia.n+.,
$50 r : R,,reap up' r ~ ~ = i~ht.
| Jci1 Trt,n3ra a fcssEeaG sifpht
S.h ss-srtaT7 a ehnnId-. rs1errlv.
| Ciinton Habbut. 8. ehou]des, severely.
| henry Killer, 4, head, severely.
solomon Young. c, head, seve1o.
James Locke!. c, shoulder severt.
, 1864-08-04

FcKDKEFCL e.KntcAL CUKEs BIT TIE APFLtcA-
-cS ~ P1oF EK GKATH't IEcsK1o OIL p.o-
,~.e 70 cure, aimvst 1nssArtaneoutly. lndiv1dnal9
ever, LeuG f.! Iu1nn.ten, Aad u kores and pains.
propose to cneck ane eG.c .ctusl;y disaipate more
CHE Ai,d peln, anu to accomplish EcaEer and more
c:f:ct equilibrium ei III the circulating nIlds ia
he'hui Il eyttem. than CAD be enscfeo by akE other
!. Al os1 methods Of medical a1t IL the samt trAce
4 utn.., TIC Masses themselves being Judges Price.
cents ant +: PER bottle. 50 uPA so!e AGENT
'htiaotlptla, f.. Lore Il 8u1tta, EnTnhstn Van
;ci.aae. xnc Su!lth d D1Fr, Chicago AgeutA. For
Mt bF ii DruE9ts>s and Aecc1AntA-
raY.l ht96 T..rkSl
, 1864-08-04

UrrAk's HEIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID
he best htir :otesslne II the wotid. 11lm2.1tae
ere9sE e. 70 fee, n' i tns note % a
UFtiAA:o TE1TEh o!ETMkST = ! surs and
: 5.rher f7tch. &c. PrcF, s. cent? box.
EPaEM'b ASTHMA CURE relieves the rost v1o
c1t p4roxyEns Of tsthms IN ten minutes, A2a edecss
, speedy cute- .P!tc*. ~ + rack:ge
GrpAA's FHECbLE tAf15HER Femoves
e.ecktEs, Tam Sunha1n. flmpies The fAce ofte11
he Sk,o and beauunea tno comp'ex1on- f1fce, 50
DR. LH ia,RTKts LIFE ELIXIR. the great Ner-
t:se and Re>nre: ki'EE ssat =, rcstorel 70 9anly
Lamry. Nervous DEBILITY. DC. arising noM whhreTef
:ausn: rrt,e +: psceexs
xerf Aut MouHtache . b+Hu41ful DlAcE or brown. II
:ortiss c1 only one nrrraF4uon- Cosor Will not fhde
Il Fest ont tA1ty 80 cent? = hnI.
sod bv s. C. BFAA4. Is t0u h E!Ga!h street. Phli-
,t,fnhis and bs al4 uruCxia.s Circulars sent tree.
LORD BN1TH, Is Lake Etreet.
mhu iy-TUSAkrU AEeuts for Chicago.
, 1864-08-04

lett" The invitation reaches Us after his
death.
Mr. HAllett leaves wife md family. now
tn Europe, who will deeply mourn his ua-
timely death
, 1864-08-04
The Complaints of the Seas

The Complaints of the Season.
Taxi eA:t Of the p unts and the Shtllluxs will
ske cr1c OF the7a Ives 'ssy. II provcrh. T31e c4e
o the hAch and lis 1mnk teut encie1 and tie
.ret Of tic tys:fs5. will general thing. take care
'ittselt At hih senscn vs.t we ~ Tsntt yiso-Is
%oi weather ard iE.s use be ob.si1ed through the
"to8f.h. thf tref* csn1soHnE orCaut -lth Hhofe
-nixes. No ether mGnlE!he Will ttec' this Object
III &C ep-etl'y CT ttf.ly ~ HoSfETTEtS C6LE
Preparation thu viii eu'e with ansre ce1ta:nty all
o9 IL Of lndiEtsuo1. 1ht rzopri*toss cao SAY this
nsnt hns been rhde The +enan Of some Of the
rest en,lntnt III tbs GIuurs, who hare not been
Unwilling ALLOW the p4peA 70 be used IN the pub
c pz!ulB tor :hr ru1ro:e Of autheat!ca'lnz E7eat
ihcs Important t. every o9e *nn Euf1fs f. IN !noi'
nrq .1re .-r.T
, 1864-08-04

Appalling Steamboat. Accident, on the
Se1Ae-Ahe Latest American News
Ad4lttolal Runners OF Foreign In
kRFTeMikOn.
, 1864-08-04
It kt rot often we Epe1k of 1hy.

E1ClA6Hs
ut Vt ctu chee.funs say yr Wh,tu:t hss richly
2rucc TIT E4de-BprxAd FeputArt3l which h. rpw en-
oYI. Hz hAs 4 iArg.r p1aclice than Ans o:her Ply
4ct.n IN GhtsaGo, N Tho usatmtos 9! s1 tnose d.
lev1Ble: pTvat4 uiAaases De h&s 1or the pAzt fifteen
,eart devoted hi. who'd Il ne attention to thos.
unfortunate which have hAt4t tar el Of ether
1hync!Aos. He II most successful In the treatment
ii al thoAe csset which we're ,ormerly consdeFsc IN
b. Mlrror Of Yoush . Ii Ien Knox Th5sen,"
s6tch vlu he pAtled 10 n receipt o. three cents
q nfe par pabt2Re. ~ II most anxious TO do all
sd good he csn any one 1oay call md rec eive h1s
,p!lo. uPeu eltlf i.rF 5'sg. ffes Fnot q
'ncs SoIEsse as9 Rr,m RRns,azs sStt.5 coaadenttsl.
, 1864-08-04
FHE CHICAGO West DIYIS-

CHjuAGo, July II, 1851.
1ne AnnnM ArttlHE ot tic 6tocfholaeEb II thls
CcrpatI ~sll r. I'D Il tue af1ce OF the CoNpa pany,
Gan: b'oeA, IuLeuAy EVENING. Apguss pus Il
a1x.<li4M
, 1864-08-04

Con- 2 Gtetuwe.. H, 12sa III, breast dangerous
Thos Ca1rinston. q, t.sd Ill. ride, s'ieht.
iabsn Hunt. E, ia2d III, Killed inst.ntiy.
P A5ers. E, 'lesd Ill, thigh. dangerous leit
wm ScIauzhlin, E, 1asd III, shoulder, slight.
John Ra7, f, 1acd Ii, hand, slieht.
Jcesee Stunett, E, 1xed III, hand, slight.
Corp Jsmea Hayss. 3. I'D y. breast tlicht.
&C. see Enee R,ssSR 4 Il Ii II laels esf s upo
| Corr Cor Sutton, {. 1?;d III. sneal1ef, slisht.
| Geo Broct, K, 12ed III, arm, Bliehr.
CerpJ 6 Marlin. =, 1sd II. hrea, It and face, slight
Wm sullvao, <. I'D II. lace. slight.
| John Harris, E, 12,d III. hand. severe.
seret 4 Brown, g. l3ad Ill, SHOULDER, sli2ht.
| S B Fa11is, B. 1eed III, abdomen, sH9hs.
Roher: WALKER, E. 15od II, missin;;, lost on maseh
Sfsh !s h? "ssl9f s;s i.d 1'1 e sss
F q nen. 4, s9th i1d toots, l,snt:,
Bailey Bach. B, s9th Ind, neck, slight.
e,n ss,s s;Fess M,;p = 9 R III in R.nd ssh
E Aosure; 3: Soth Ind foot al!:ht
kcCane, L s9th Ind. arm, slight
Jsbob Meyer, z, ssth Ind, hsad, sight;
Corp a sa1lie, D, 2let No, bro.st. slight.
Corp Payden, F. nat No killed instantly.
g'ssesF ses1es T. aist III Ho, &C. :rm 4es: s1sh.:
Q KaYle, A., 21Et No, died of san stroke.
3 A smtese1. 3. stst 10. leg, ae1ese.: .
1oh hn;S. Pnn.s ~ SleF ss1 Mo t taoh se1ere
Ha:ey. +: s1at No. ear, sllghs.
n pan!eith, F, sles se, shoulder, seyete.
H ~m I1lL Pnllsa; =; = :, 2,st 4o. bang, severe
s6saks. 8, sist ia, l hsna Tight.
g G AIlohlc, Il. 21st lilo, hand, slight.
Al Waeh9uln, y, 21st Mo, th1Es. e.. -. ss'sse: sse,..
Lent Lent Bennett n 11g;h 4; H. thEh & saysf
John Baton. D, 11gth Ill, foot sllsht.
L. Il Heeo; a., osfh IL leg, dancefo1sl5'
?o1a % seyeIs I !, 81 ST. ii ii, 's sf% sad he'd.
Gonnof, 4, 18Th ~, leg:
! R'Clsa'f; R'as. s A A;t5 5stn =, No: ts: side.
Z Davidson . Z, ,t:n esth y III; band.
EsReroth. D, 6sth n, ktlled instantly.
Huyhler, D, 68th u, aIW.
Tenner; 3. osth ~: Killed on picket. <,.,
Total Killed In lat Brigade, 30 Division, 18th
Corps, 8; total wounded, 76; total misa'ng. =;
"D'~ 'sos1 sneosp oaskq; nao4px, ~ THIRD DIVISION
List of nalttes in the n Bro,de ID. Dtyf.lon.
1sth Cam. "se' IL Nn' VI otlk1ae' ~ O'''s'on'
j 6 1Ioward;F, s4th No, arm, slight.
Juo Chapman. +. .ith No. face sfipbt.
E Haddcn, c, Mth Mo, head. sl|eh;.
1T shsSe1 e. s1th tn H. saoniaeF 3o ihsaa 'xn'
J Kerr, H, Iii Iowa, @ lsg, g4 ss1rTel1, %
Chas Huf{ q 14rh TnTa arm krvsne
q + Chalmere. G, 14th Iowa, hand. slight,
Wm 4 Dayenport. 4. f4th IoWa. Iec. Hiirht
Geo Turner. 4 i1th inwa. ler. siiaEt.
c OPP j. Vand1zen, 4, 18th Iowa, lungs soyere.
L B Holly. B. 18th Iowa. side. severe.
T Atkinson, b. ilth lows, thigh, since died,
D II Frazier, b, 1llh Iowa, abdomen. since died.
B Collins, E, 14th Iowa, lace, siicht.
VIM McWllliams, Z, 14th Iowa, ieg, slight.
Gillian. q, 14th Iowa, ~ arm, I'm | s1isht. '' ''''''
II Y Williams, u, 14th Iowa, am, slight.
VIM Bell, 4, l4th lows, thigh, slight.
James Osborn 4, 9Th Iowa heel slight.
Vim Merriam, /, 27th Iowa. hlp, since dead.
D s Gardner, 4, nth Iowa, thirh, Severe.
, 1864-08-04

HOSTEITERsS
STOMACH BlTTERS
Has been = marked feature il the Medical History
the country. and their celebrity contae.
ualy Increases.
It s e. sss is
r4 sg1 @ they haze !; Al Al iatled while she os9a1x4I A1
dsa1 b III est1asen sad Il eondsnee @ m % Of .he faSnc
aware that It secures health to fam!lice Who Va Il
tss sao:s ea1o Ssa &
4nd unHholeaome waseF.
oxx NEaaunoa tells another what HoszR1rMt
tending.
nAT!o1A1 nEL1IY. founded on testimony Eo1
out producing undue physical Or mental excitement
as nj sM
ABANDoA1Na the adultcrated ttrnulants Of CON
merce heretofore prescribed for medicinal pufposes
iaHgo7ant, wholly vegetable and pe11ec:iy pafe
THosY WHO 1uner tfom Liver complaints rely upoa
6sea9se the3 derive Gon q ana6lIioas pfoPeffe.
scribed remedies hare proved useless-
In r1v1n and ague and Ill tnte1mittant teyera, se
cordius 70 the statements countless Wncsses Tie
sny q 10
Eo1H11s cAx be more wonderful than the operation
o. the preparation IN 1na1S4E CASES OF eoaT1y1
tonic and corrective.
lrs H1A111a Ind regulating effect apon the boxc1s
u u Taate.ef r.! =! thsy may be dtsosdered 7 admitted
hence Its usefulness IN oo1Io, DIA11u4l, CaoL41I
HAHD Toll, prtSAtion and exposuse 1oay Be borns
s. hose susa the sreng en s%ie % e. e. Ssos
ncne aud agreeable stomAchlc.
In CALUoRsrA and Australia It IL the uotner1
tse * iaes Is eonssed ss d. most resbs sec
mating medicine snd preventive Of ralartous feyar.
sfs E4ksa 70 R RFfysnt 6;s r FoFn VT
tudes of tempersture ind e1ha1atiops Eensrstsd Ss
e1ces.iY Ye aeat setaf on swa1apy soi. "'e1 "
................ ....... ...........
AEE Or The M9afsT attatnnentsf TO medical aetenc:
TosIo ~ restoratiVs ater e1et1 ~
the yelt best strenEthing medicine for eebls cows
's'seA'''
n6er q he smc si1eT dove Of lie B1rT1ss. ana u
-
rare Vegetable g spsc,ae Is Eigtdly adhered 70; e
e teeommeaaea b. p64Icsns IL 4So sa1t
P1n.ors x.o4ex. IN sedentary employment. With,
Trs's B.rTIzs Eeniiy a1imastes IL circaaiion, IN
as eRt
e1pectation, y cases where the 1ylten is suffering
nom ne a1eeta Or @l1erA incidence, thls powerful
as11d Nka1Lx GoRn1cIv1 III restore the tone Of ths
K1sE1n1. 74A3 n Ho:r..1E.'. Brrzzz. are com.
n neea q tae 9ss. s11co e ot sne E1
M asen e
1,,rr~n s,.-
ali Intermittent and rerif,ent te9era W Vii r. 4
s.A,src1rzs., which rom time elrnnenor,., HI. ..<
Its way With .ts unfortunate victims IS nfaIi,oi1
few hours, bY dose q two oi ths pfepststl lou.
A. AP1zy1zr01 medicine capable Of thorough.
Hnsed sss i 3sa
neeiJ admitted by amy surGeoas. 'o'e' '''&'A AZ
rean, III fSi " x % 20 soon ~ tae
%''N1 - VILLA ~0"4'SA' 'e8 'ls7'
Tkar1noH1A1a frona GoyKHyS1rr ofsctal, arth,r
c institutions, de-, &C., Rge among the credentials
this pOp01A1 specific.
meas OF worse consequences mn1 be the penalty.
CE1Nd TO THE unprecedented deM1ad for the art
, 1864-08-04

" Dr. cayer.t cc1rps uru extract Of FIRgWEED OF
3A ANr I.IvEB tIrUP II WARRANTED 10 crra
5fpt4, taH Ehsup-. Liver Comp.nt1t. aud all cs-
.ca aJiGns from Al impure s:ste Of the b ood. II
.oxe ROT nEhllITATk. It 10 wondo5tn1 In Ns cdess.
r. t. Sold By I'll Draeg1BtA. E 6C0VIL, Is Bar
; ,olph se7-t, GencrAf agent 1cf the West
tes. .hst I'm Tn 81 kIUlB
, 1864-08-04

sHIF.,- ...-.''-.'.-'....-.'..-.. !
Wounded. ...........................
Missing: .............."....:....... Q
--
Tosal casualt1es: .-.:.:.:....::.....:...-. I
Total cnsualttcr in 50 division, killed, IA; wound
eo, 13'; hlsslnE. =. Total 1ots, 1As. +.
The Colored Br1Rnde.
r.-.,.,.
Llst OF casuNtles IN Colored Brigade In
Ten. a. j. Smiths expedition against For
rest, July 18th aud l4th, Col. Bouton com.
maudiup:- -
v,rrv~,r.,.-,, ,.,,,,x, s-.-rs M, o,v- ,,-,,.-,,
n1HI., n'! =, e'-'Aho 1"fA-'tA1'
PANEL naf!is, +, night leg
setRt Gaaa MeCtelan. q, lett a1de.
GGo1p 1oGent G,,L Jonnsson. u, nnSer.
2Amue1 7 o.I!asp{. u, lste taoa!oet' su2auy.
yeseo S 2atS9t, !, utsn, eese1o.
= = u d Hnn.; aJIo. + Gatn, tI .sseIf. IT,.
=; a;,S.: ~: Po,MaT' pe,na i an3e5, slisnt.
Apeh MeItr.s1la InuHl - 1Rns H,r ,nrn9uloet, sakns.
+ AA'eo-
s1xTf-r1RsF UNITED sTA1Es ooIonKD INFANTRY.
SerSt Grey Anderson, 4, left side, sewers.
SetKt Willis Miller, a, right leg, seTere,
Gabalel White, i ,dpgc1, slight.
Simon Ptter, 4, lett hand, e}fght.
David Hodges, 4, Lett side, slIght,
Corp Baston rhet1eld. B. foot, severe.
Shadrach Ph1iIpe, B, right thigh, seTere.
Gnaf1ee NeAlXy. u, peck, Aefefe.
IN H95fl. q. 1oin, encnt-
4I3efI 1llnef; d, hnRcf, engnt.
Jehn horton, y. !ei! leR, eheht,
CHARLES AIuost, Z, len thigh, severe.
Jefferson BroWn. E, LEFT thigh. eererc.
sAuatn Koach, i; len knee, severe.
, 1864-08-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ ronr WAYNE And CHICAGO KAitMA1 ~
CUhFAKY, PyrT.BUHaH. Pa July II, 1S64.
DivIDEED-Ths i. ara Of Directors Of III Con,
yanX hAYs thA 4sy declared Dvias1o 81 za 4 fA1 rs
tla CA0pAay, payable tfs-e ot GoEtfpne1t TkL) sn
aAd a1eE ~ ~ r Ausuat, pEnEno At ne oace o.
Win.le. Icy 4 Co. 8 w*u f5eet. 1ex Yo5k: :
to III 9e4kRu1&<fE. rHEt6tAT0d IN tAe Fe3oAcIff4
onoa- Tss Trank+r Boola ot ii. Company viii c1oss
en tb. ~ q Jsl, ;n..:ut Il o'eao:k. PA .ns re
By u der II TIC Boasa- q. .BAXNK3. Aec'1.
, 1864-08-04
Enf-nress XRnnev &NnEp.

EOtEutesS $tOHcy soap.
1,ut c:)crrhtec TOILET EOAn. IN such uniVerssl
.e:uand Is made from th- choicest materials. mild
ud on4olient In Its ta-ufe fEaErau'ly Scented ana
:treu.ely beneficial IL ite EctjoI upon the I'm For
f'- by sll Druggists &nc Fancy Geods Dealers.
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