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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

rat a fr,s people :. squanasesa ibr inusn.e
resources Of hn country and heapei up
national debt Witch vii rI.t for generates,
a, az iueshs- upon t. prosperity ae hn.
.,FRaAs aasf'y smiiildn 9, lives sn4 uvon
/ he ruo, u the frerst and best government
the 90, d orer aw ha. e-tAli she'd the yest
ie.plt.sm that jlsgrsgef he I3h century
I rnd~r ne standardization tn. ibesiy u the
: prcs- and VI speech has been destroyed. the
b rIgbt' ui the states lfiiaped ueaer foot ~
rbc ron becl af power and iud 1a., ffeotlom
: 90 logger arSBosledgsd The sut ct hsi.as
3 ilaarcenied no laath.1r, dungeons or ban.
SUED rom lhr county Large district. Of
county have naen placed ludet the miasdate
eaatry, AID surveillance of rusge iyAl-d ri,
.Ioca, wuo are fr-asH.4ed b b % ., pceglying
+ mo-, elevated p'.t.'u- than white msu and
citizens ,i lhr ,uuatty al only esrfsi,, the
privilege of uyUs ~ tHtf huuv- .ul 90
voting boy Subscribing 10 such oath. aud .g,a
regulations a. he may pte-uta The sar
commenced against sovereign states uudct
7 tnt hyy au-t ,ry "t -.sfus lhr Union BE-
urs ssgcd ~itn the declared iItpD-. pl ursiy
emancipation ,ud thu condensation ID -oathgiu
p'op,fty
lf srer,fare he reelected Go tho Prrs
Ieu.y. all q not be- ~ endorsement ~
MA. ugs Of t,c people Do. to, United states
ot gAs h,sa banded uus.u.iiwurus AIT.
which have marked hi. alGI#HtstrAt .ru aud
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

~" ~ w ~ Wv - 'hA~f''v
We have pad Tor dispatehe. from October
the 81 g. the 18th inclusive eleven hundred
srs t1'sty siAssssf.- .AJus ~t-Al>4. .o~l, W.
dundrsd and -Niy ure dollar Any d.
patch over ten ..ne- gu-l thirty dq4I.r,, We
pAN Tor the use a thg No sinu relvgpphs r.
ports from Camden 90 trot srtt We make
th,- statement g. ,hHr u4f readers tbs, there
e nccessity Yor ssi''nv rvsr,- Whenever ~.
fe,ere aess whether good % bad r. Csddo
sazffs
lue buudr,d and sixty three dollars Tor oue
Dispatch and eleven h4ndtci and thirty dol
lsr- TOT The Dispatches tor sixteen day
This luos. ~ co., Ike scy heavy var on
on, u thr tutce uesspaper ESTABLISHMENTS. II
shreveport TuaI place must be TAT batter
than Marh.i 80 sell extras u OUT ootcmpJngy
hos .ome IN the ne,ghborhood VI paying -
psn-e.
And tnou b, IA. u sell extras whenever b,
receives new. wh.th.r ssod ur hsd IN other
sntd, be has 90 uly ~ al ~, new. the tele.
sr,rh company ehu.,-c o. furnish him -th.
ne 10 aI.s,d uu dI-sletIaa 10 the pten,t-s. a.
&" gu'utiy 90 qnHtJ And When il }. te.
futmusui that t,.y aur hslf the Telegram.
rad like Inventions ,rd that large portion
"t them are really in.urpns 60 the p1hUe
service. prf-'nt- al-c ~ enlarged li-.fe.
ton 0uc our -l4s aid ,uh,crutnoy N "a,
allfr. Happlt t"f Vs. ~c have ueeu scarce oi
printer. isd hlve ocen consequently aHah, 10
ISSUE eSirns sud pay for dispatches. The
Telegraph agent 81 this place 'n the mean time
la. been Publishing them himself But =. VI,
hope % ',on Obtain the ueces.a, lp ere.
specially call The attention q our cotempo
tafics to the Importance Of union among uur.
selves tor -elfWotectlon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

-. Gen Gray hs, teen elected 70 Cangr-.s
Hom ,ae 5h pl.tuc, Of Louisiana. ~. large
majority over COT Levi. % az the vacancy
agea-loued hy he DEATH oi lion. q l. Hodge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

ty a,,i among Ourselves, 70 look steadily
to shs ~ srsAse,tee, in y n. sou,brsr indie
pesdens No ss,t,r ~bsb sbe,ed or ~h.,
ADJ In -tsston eonirols n, cosatry tho resul,
IN be y, ,an,e We have deann-trsed the,
.seagsos he .otipxased. rssss ~ilI spo FOL.
90 W are true 70 Ourselves
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28
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terns ReYllhlirall.
Il. ". LOrGifERy, rdftor.
II. ". LorGIfrRy, rdnor.
MAIkSfiAi.i.:

rRID4Y. ... UCf0BER IS ia6l
sS subscription o. ms Rev can SIS ig'
.'t u,nul- 90 ietas sl-p >aup 90 4es issae
- a ssas sHuy $50 dollar L Us received a. MAJ
,st,nao. Ad,srt,.44., upe d. AaI per lils q
.ur ass areas, y dc-Ifs - gts ., lite
.Igartl-frE Hs pis, shir.
, 1864-10-04

~ AAasat'1 ~ er eg1311. ~ :.nr ,aet ,ss.
sesS 6s;.s + Ssti faE
1he deliyrTY oi Il Cs*Eeto Il 20 pt.ce at Kvavs
thou.spo e1 veex n1H TIT conu rs BE- eonoae;sd;,
Ut 81 cs ssSs1 ~ . tes
welih.. which EhA1 nsth pnfca1s!ns vsi; ~
sssss sua o g fos .s e e
pe ncesEsd Ee1H1i1K ltAa than Ct 'hsIsAoo taa@'
'.id f1eid Inspection will oe nat At ea~h der-=s ~
ru1h TcTst nl II 1nt Goyerymene nav direct,
Bulls, Etakb, Cow xnd Heaftrs will not b. rete'Tod
1p1 Besi csttir." sd Vii be enec,ea TO sbe aer.
NFber, u Evansville, 1ndlsn1-
Eash p"rt n snd u Gass e Anrw *vsTI %sa9e5 . 3.
nuce t. .he SaIlonsl Govr nn-nt.
.peaef R % 81 pieat1, - y . = spead II: T. "a o.
paved to Rfve bond with good an snrc1tns i.eura
f:en BID te eesure b.
pani'd b. Elitten guarantee Of txore' 'Snslo'e per
W. 49,. Of tne County Of - ssate Of "a do
So1 uaet n aeeere.nee ~rs tse M .e.ns h1. tol
sc1u1ct il aeccrnsnce tht9ealsa. and - ars ore:
I'D fniarient bosdt fof ID ,nlh IN en-
tefporttp1 1T Of the euA antoss must % sto11
III Gon1 foe = o 5
2 81 80 Is Z &c Of
nuts nm.
pxr:ment elsb =. 1housand ~ teaa Of aee1 ;st1'e
On the hoo In tt14ct eccosoAncc With th. naiaoos
e1sDsytns s1 fpesans' Il Ss s1 OF ptr On haD
gsa'e1 :n En- !. S::1S 500
be2A-t-1l.9t Capt. anu G. o. q. T.
, 1864-10-04
RMY STORES,
n OFT1cx US, Coxx.s'

No. 81 T1he tToet
s.ysa g she 10. nq1 Slosx "A T.
ot !hs uail<d states Army. auo4fs enes staFeat -
haedS sless. aa saoalae.s e Ham..
g.. ;isas t.; ~
u1 Bac1n to Dc sou.d Thoroughly cured, aud suoked
isAins aocnt s. eoands net tsch
rms, s. sGsppeo = i e, ,esn hickory \. -
y ns sRa e. r s, M haf: q
Wittta ttca iii propose to 1nsEs i. dsvsf5. sad
i! E.cen saslsE icose II pssEases; II tas i.stsi
H. sson 70 % eenveseq TO The Cer rc,ss.11ee q
& q
NJ, selet but tnty must q. ~ IT, .ne,r g.oo,.el. r.
iea and Ii At more tnan Gle point, Ahe a-ury II
s]ptrste proposals. nus: b made. In duplicate tor
esch o1 The artcea offered. ioI deli7ef.e. II the
rose 1e of II ae
nea. -. ,..r .on.. 80
IS 81 E
delivered lice Of e1perse % the 1tsd Ststea ot
eln!: asses : issy 81 ae.sssssa O. 10 1ece.v'ax
oas 9a e9te1.e o ias osi5d ~. ii tsan'iea ;sr
ss!pnsLt ii % ce.lea b, .ns 1e:l.int Co:3uls.asY.
o4et .n.q Sc P. ~ 4ayf az
3 ss
iclpectof q mIy b ae1igns:sa oy tho C~maaiss4ry
Neisftr. mnet Il fnraishtd "h.n requuea
tss, o. uee oe ~ aae oscFsss
hAve 1stn1 aaa pIs1!y marked = "a h !. ne nsTe
hsSs % 1sszn The ao's. Ire {aesu.I aaa nst
~ r .:s %.as sts..: II :nen funds " a'
4 p:in,eo copy q tais adver1lenrn: mutt be At
tas shea 70 tsch pos.l ~ $50 written kuasans5
, 1864-10-04
MON NJ MsC1hDD.

Nj. Gcoch-We.e ,au oo board the gunho,ts du.
[ue hpj psrt OF 1hst oeJf
Gtu. MeCiellsu-1 DO not remenbe1--Reporfof of
Tell q, George. vhs tae char
Of The Wh,te Honse i" your ehsre3
r. you'vo CARED it--whsp AND Wetef
Idou't remembert.
Ia YOUR p}attotm Pe&ce or WHf
HAZE ,ou tlayery. or sdoref
don't tnntmbeei
pendletont Do you and he
In 3pur 20 itIc> sg1eaP
Which Gf ,ou Will u7astar baf
don't 1em1moerl
Did YOU Ger Drst. suRqestt
Wss tte Mar4la1 arrs:t
don't 1emeuabvxl
Are Jon for The Art1fce =
OF q ftbel a1mts,ic-s
what's yoar p1a1 II that should MIST
don't 1emembest
Name the loyal men and true.
Wro are ndvocatinE 3ou.
Lal N uf, at 1e # = 'ew.
Idon't zemembeei
Yrs the Woodward letter reslt
va. 1t ytur own hand and reM2
II not, whence It csIne reveal.
~. ton't lsmemberl
Was 1t your orn mighty brain
Ptxnned inst wonderful campaign,
Wbtrc such ryrlaoa died In vainf
oOl't ramember1
Did ron, after Yozktawn tau,
"D1lgu the rebels to the vail I"
Or at tnail's pace did you cra9lf
don't remembeft
Did You run seven davis race,
While old "Stonewa1l" cave you chasef
Or was 1t "cnanee Of base3'
cont femenbefl
We're there two-or WAS there one boatr
Did 3ou seek--or did you ahun boats
.Dtd you h&ds upoath9f QuA171tf
/ uuN'T HENHHBERt
PHILADELPHIA S+pt ~ 1864. r. ",
, 1864-10-04
UBS1S1ENCE OFFICE, Q. S.
~ ARMY. no. % 6ourI srhEFT. !
HlLTrNt Ell. Mp. 4epIe1bcr Z7th, 1854.

sKAltD PROpUsAaS "a tnnl,cste viii % r.
stTan =, rms off1re ~ Fl IL n ~ Nn1DAY Oct,-
hsr itfh III for farnsh1nr lie United Staten Sub.
~, erre IL r.rrent T1fh-
~ EGisS Ges TnmTSsR tFfo1 HEAD OF BEEF CAT.
ri ~ tha h6c} d-vrT NJ II the 8tats C1tfI. Bcalts
:. Ha.3i~o,a' I'd. n lis Or ,01i one thousand
eAch tTtrv f1o1 teT naYs: TO be W.chfd WITHIN one
Snd ns dss1 sitter errr1l, 1t tue expenss Of ths
fean &, [;a oTnn. rto,s 13.ch III filling ann:t
- nco1 c1e .ht nss1r porrhs sreRt eight. guuA,
Et,xr. UIrs Cows. Bei.er1 rua H71nie44 Cattle, @1u
trrac1:ou o. &c, t.n poands wi! be ma~s frora
rf1sx1t.3 ~ Hn:mi. dett 10. a;4ud in he sns
30 ~ fa1f htnra b-fs:e b-i?g Ee;k ned o: h
, 1864-10-04
Constitution Water

Hal psan pronounced b. ths Medical EAeulty. an
permanent cure OF all diseases at the 8tonAch LtVe1
kIdneJa Bladder and Womb. that hss aver bee-
Il Il NOT = medleai x.rex. 1t Ia ron experience
tnot Coosusutloa Water has euianated. and va aaT
taY let 10 naD doubt Hnen single bottle has bees
II this country has failed e rereVg.
remedy posseaslDe the vlrtue4 oi Cuns1tuEc'
Water cannot he classed under "quAtk" preparation
a It Is now used BY tha most teatdc pracuuoncn-
this CITY. It Il only second ctasx physicana thAs CT
down popular remedies, Whit the better skilled mA1t
use Of evcty mear 70 accomplish ours: and II:
l1ecrss Of the a. Increase. a. hls knowledgt
xhile othe1 fail IN the ATTEMPT 9rience IL sstitdec
xith the truth.
Who are under soEe specq lists earn from year r
rear, and we particularly alluda to lsdtes who AZ
Constantly reeortng TO local sreatm3nt and al sof
Of succe:s IL ere would be tfon1 local ppcattcE
% the throat for dtseases of the brain.
We h2ve aIwaY8 heen careful - 17e language IN on
circular that could not shock the most delicate org11
Eatfon, but receive 90 naay yt1muneattoas 1roE
pcrsona for which Constitution Water IL adapted. N!
Of whose disease 20 mention hak been mAde that n
have come to ths "onclusod that II tho remedy IL c3
may be, It should be made Known. The medicine
puff up tor the prot1c. a1d there should b. aIca
We wou,1 saY, Coueurruon Nar7r is cot Ike g.l3
% pill, msdt to suit the aye and taste It II me
Gina IN every seuse Of t4e ter plsced IN the handG
the people for toeir relief, .nd aken according t
The ~ ~ e sxf es.s RFoa1se res
diet etc. faasa sE1T 10 tho diaea1c under which t
pSEuE.
, 1864-10-04

UNION CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS IN THE
TRs1u 11lNo1s D1sTR1cT.-Tbe Union Con-
ventlon OF the Tenth Congressional District,
at Carlinville On Friday, unanimously non-
mated Hon. N. n. Knapp. OF Scott county,
as the Union candidate for Congress from
that District Nj. Knapp is very different
sort Of man IRON Tony Knapp, who mis-
Represented the Tenth District IN the last
Congress He Is an able and acute debaser,
and will make IN effective CANVASS.
, 1864-10-04

Is our readsTs have observed, the pious
and beloved pastor Of st, Patrick's Chapel,
on Adelaide street, Father James Hehnesy,
was drafted in the drawing for the 9Th Ward.
His many friends It once gathered arouut
him and Preparations we're made to furnish
him substitute. Father Hennesy said mo,
/ cannot permit this, my country has called
upon nc for pereonal service, and will have
no other man 60 for me. will take my own
place In the army And this sc understand
to be his fixed determination, although mem~
bers Of bis Own congregation hive offered to
60 for him. This is noble exnmplo OF fCbris-
tan patriotism that every uxn must admire.
TO thoRe who know Father Hennesy init.
matel5-how faithfully and tepderly be cares
for the Eouls OF bis aock-what manly and
patriotic advice he has given them as citi
z.ns-h1s unostentatlous beneyo1ence to the
poor and sick, this great act Of patriotic self.
detial will not be Surprising. There is no
man in the city who has more personal
friends than Father Hennesy, and while they
may In come respt cts deplore bis determina
ton. thll king he could be OF more service
st home in his ministratlons. they viii yet
feel that the example Of his action will be ol
wide public benefit.
, 1864-10-04
The ctfrnvo Platform and Candidate
In Nutshell

TIE Chicago Platform ma CaA0l0Ate
In Nut11ells
at the grest Union meeting at Faneul
Hall, Boston, on Wednesday last, Senator
Summer summed up Coppe1head principles
as fellows:
4 vote for Copperbead principles VIII be,
fret and foremost 3 vote for slavery 81
time when this crime has. plunged the coun-
try into the surro~s and waste OF war,
It viii be o vote for the rebellion at 9 mo-
mept when the rebellion is about to fall.
It will be a vote for diBunion at moment
Wbt n the Union is about to be restored.
But disnnion, when once started, cannot
be stopped, SO that . vote for Mcclellan will
be vote to break this u1fon in pieces; and
to set each State spinning in space.
It will be vote for chronic war among
fellow c,tizeDr, which will be ever beginning
and never ending until the f.te of Mexico be
ours.
It will be vote for the reputation of the
natiopal debt, involving the destruction Of
property and The overthrow Of business.
Il viii be vote for anarchy and chaos ut
home.
abroad.
It viii be 1ote for the Kingdom Of Satan
On eatth
, 1864-10-04

upHAn1 a In Glt,ss ~ .,ohl1k0 FLUID
& the bes* i. d erl1.s IN TIE word, 4timo.1J
8 eroE1s T.. I1tce. 81 c.pt* b7tsle.
urHLss IETihh otN~@kNT .nre anc
E~rHars i,stsa IL irrh r. pr|ee, g .~nt1 b,1 -'
UPHeAx ASTHMA CD nE reuevr4 'te q 1T v1o
eot pnxyXytn CT A8bEH< In tee 1alTuteA kpd eNbct3
& tpeert c:1e. Pitct, - pAck.En
JrHAn,5 FKECkLR tAk1a-Eh remover
r eti.:fh s1Lharn. Farnp5ee o. $ht eAcE.b ten4
she sklI knd seant,nst tno rompleE'"n FTtce. -
III IL FjR7 k'a LIFE xL11ia- tne kreAs aee-
r;ne ens Rsu'ssstnft e,7e; g. Ie1o.s, t9 snan.y sn,
s:acr1y katT Dtp'l1.& ,.sr,stuE iron ~hA'
rn9ae: Fl II P.eeHx, u,.
Eerr aud MonetAGhe b. 81 .11l1 III Or hroVr. Il
tonl1xts Of only ore nrtoarst1ou Co Or vii not fade
or warn out On 50 LET t. + .oL.
6oit by s. c UPH = >cu b = tEntn ssruet. Phil
sdrlph.e, and b. q: uruGxil1 saI3utA't sent tree
LORD d. smith, ~ Akt futet.
nhI1 .hTF.1r,Tna aL1T AF~~t4 +r~ f*hlcAEp.
, 1864-10-04

For me1n brEt OF CoEGrek8

At lsree-aANUEL ". MoULrON.
Dist. I-JOHN WENTWORTH.
II-lOIIN F FARMS WORTH.
HE. b. WASHBUREE-
IVA. C. HARDING.
V-ERON C. INGERSOLL.
Vi-DURTON c C0OK.
Will. r. Ii bROMWELL.
VuE6uELBY ". s'ULLOM.
1X-HuGH FULLERTON. i.
XI-E. CALLAHAN.
XIl-JEHU BAKER
XUI-A. J. EUYKENDALL.
, 1864-10-04
Bon. =. " moultonss Appofntme uts,
Candidate Tor UpDEress at LARGE


John J. Rea nctt's Appointments.
Cambridge, Henry Co., Wednesday. Dct s.
Tonlon, SI:rk Co MondA7, Oct. Il.
Princeton, Bureau Co., Tue. uay, Oct. e5.
Hem epfu, Putnam Co.. "Wednesday, Oct. IS.
Isccn. Mar. hal Co., Thurtdsy. Oct n.
Peoria. Peoria Co., Friday. Oct. 70.
, 1864-10-04

Connderttl Fnyt1ci2n ttoruerly Of 81. Louis. No }
cnn he cnbeui Id 81 ONCE, IN eou il S1k sTees.
corr q Gh1e.so T. hs1 oreA ;59a - r.
p1ivAje and Nca:. nstur~. IN noth atEst Nn'ca no
fTna:1 wih unpsra l~Isu u CESS tto e saRs nts,
With the s1r1rtts+ 1rivAc9 1nce ho1 sf-o1 A. y:
10 e. r.: kuLt.5s 70 ~ E7r n9ale4 @ 4,i3ss 3os
crnndcr.isl Cpn.u.iRuo free Acd t.e Sos' uNct
Hc1 Isl. Eucl .Ee tro stamps and ee; tfs Guide 10
From tie no:tort log e1nerlf pco in nnFpltAl and
n;tystc practice h. Il &b 70 o=ft'rm aoo FIJI euts.
mort eeye:t ard enmni cacu ss-zea, II Ayet7 shc1t
nEe; Et az snrfss r 1elt sou'e are levtsd to
call. 4 perfect cure xarrsrt ted F7ust lIfeiutaf1.
t,rt AtteIc an puher'y. .s1ou ot P-E:ots
ssh1iitr = nd snrc.at asc3 % S2t1s
, 1864-10-04

~ ass Meetings In Southern 1lllnoIs.,
Judge Walter B. scates and the Hon. ]. D.
Ward will speak as follows:
EMnxbaM, EtHpRhsm CO., FtioAy, Oct. :.
FAunR. Fayette CO., SATURDAY, Oct. 8.
cla. Guy, Clay CO.. Monday. Oct 10.
Riehriew. Washington co., Wed dnesday. Oct Il.
1kmaroa. Perry CO.. Thureday, Oct. -,
Benton, Franklin CO, Friday, Oct. -
, 1864-10-04

Formerly Of J.ns.' AosptA. vu..o:- Aoe.s stseet.
NcW 1TeHn1 lk estAblsat in t65l. pUN Aef1nAneAt-
IS located IT ID h%noolph aueet III; ago. nl1n'tA.
specialist In the tlostmsax OF OLD Ca ONO. AzkcC-
EIAL. BCK1I Ut0CB, and vi Elnde OF ELoop AID KEn
IIsxAsKs AF1 D1soHDHAa. OF = Cos1Aa ous v1Hn-
NKAk CuA hAJTkA, tnltA then without FesoftlnK 10
MerrurY .10pE,1. FoTAsat14 .rren'c u snP nolaol,
hat Vlt1 . nErTRAL1kAs- = PnsTT1VH u11E1 tor 4u
Euu1ors and bip7c po1Aops. 49,.
~-OEaAx1o WEA kx1ss. euch a. oem MI wesEnesa,
EoctrEpAl Anu Utur1Ial HCl sh1uLg- n0nGht On bI
- Of the tfsteE. eArls ,EciscTetsona, ezGese o.
tailed hefethartl+, cArutK loa Of NC nof3 con-
talon depression, dtnnass aud often ucaes nasal!;
With other deplol able 0a1n 9, ynptoDA Teated hnd
feQlcAlY cured bY ~ tnA.llblc uetho' stvEx EauCh
time aId e1penst. elect, 3onorTheA. 3zicrure: and
nj! diseases eF TO tts es1ea ri o@vAte nature
EpdiEAll{ cured :,
gEefx the hioo; haA beroms polt ontd, producing
botches tte fass small watsr. b1lsfe's PAM e
the head and bones rceratod thEoat nnse. ulbf aud
aody. scrotnia toztther ~+th nr"ie@s -urnber Of
Df. jame1 Ii recon !snuea b ~ sue.. kensrsy of
the South medical faculty. a1d riot: - OF med
itkl COLLEGES e.c Thost AE,ctes should spv1 imzne-
uihssly AID be cuset II thte4 hurf1plt tfaFsseA
Het1tUaoer, lr lanes Office aun Per ors Ale At 81
14roolph te weeu 6tAse ard Dearborn ttetu.
aonnasnuaL sfsa te62lat,k
, 1864-10-04

HEADQUARTERS UsfoN SfATK CEHFaA
CoAh1rrEE, Sept. I'll, 1884
Committees and others having charge Of Union
u1ues meetings will please report their announce
ment Immediately to headquarters, in osdar that
there nay be no clashing Of appointments:
JAHEs z. RQnT. SerretaFY.
, 1864-10-04

The cl2ess ana most ELLA ,le edla.n- f1s ~ cu:e
81 npf Yt,ntp OF ntrA. S-lr AAn~ss, los Power,
% Toll tt1cne las .tr,d 400 teal thirty ysAl1
Snd b. AlwhEt tov+c ~ @cte.
Dk ia ti.'S SpE LEI II d bite" IN the form Of
rlt, tAde CT u tnostAn .e That n-vs = .p-cltt a.
3-1t upoa It cenerA,1v~ or4pt E.ee cs'sons A+ao.
Il lrI an> k,:c FlsIs To" epe Inc ot Dr.. Rsn1 u
10! lntepdtd Is g evacuas,nE 1~dlcite u mai 4;
.eEentrauvo . ekps Ths tlls - nos urpe.ssnt %
lE tastF, many pfra m At.lcAta n With tnt-
putty before .. slto ~,nx th-n: vuteh pi&1 ~
would a1wasp recoun,e o. ~ 'rdiak the bpctdaeGt
Tbt 70 grit he effect the remnoy
Price q re- x.or ST boxes 1os F3 s sd BY Dug
ctlts eYeY3 wutre.
JEO. !. E2ouER whol-s<la Agect-
as Lbestnut street, Ph,lna aeIp5lA, Pa.
fc29-e9s3-t BAATu1&
, 1864-10-04

rUMEE ERAnTY. Or Pay.
E &lOLO5lCAL RE6RARCERa. ~ LID oe read
y sTe+1booy. IT .rcxA on. and saoEt ttH. the evN
:TE1itS zftftur IRON carly AbuRe I'D antApp} COT.
GElnat1ol E1s be a1bvefted. With = sute naihod ot
uKpelnn1 The Lngtvnxt CAry expss ieacG u SntaS'
T .1lseckeI ssrect, New~ R9rk: P:ies: 2f s esnn< <
IL II Hancol2h setst, Ch,ee9o, H.: 1lbo, o. slE0r
:.KAH & ooiHGRk. co.n<- Ns,p srd -: " sou
seeH Peoria, Ill. aRN-fS2-l
, 1864-10-04
Kromer's {Uphnm's) Hair Dye,
SO CENTS 4 BNx,

Boxcs lar.er III n Dies .oas %sll TOT &. EArU.
BAL. DURaBLE, Bs sAU i1fUt. AaRANTEDt 70
b8 Cu1L1ON oi N-W YorE, and Prom B1oth and
<.ttrett OF Pnll4oe phla ~no p1 toanne 4 ree DON
ing It III net iEt1' cha orcate "Rkr. sad ~
Dra2Rttta and fsbc7 Groos doslers evHfsVhs.e-
JhO. J, KKuMEK, BoIe Protr1eto1,
~ Chettuut H., PhltA delphla. PA.
, 1864-10-04

NomJnatIohs t@r Cook CAunty.
Far States sAuorney-CaARLEs q. REED.
For 6heyiB-JOHN A. NELSON.
For Ce7k Of tie Circuit Cour-RfLL1Aa L.
CHURCH
For fo,oner-Dr WILLIAM " .tNER.
-Fbr Sta:e 8snct r, ItcentY Jou;M District
FRANCIS A. EA3 IMAM.
For RtrreAenfatlres N M< Legislature Fifty
Ninth Dsttriet t{11e~f-WlLLlAA JACKSON, N.
n. aUN1LET. 4. b COOK
6lrtieth District {6oukh ~. Il. DOLrON.
EDWARD 8. ISHAM.
Stzty:asss Distrfct (North>- GEORGE B PRONG
L. r. STEVENSON
, 1864-10-04

NO H-onArxs Aap w1Sks.
Collection OF Grape.-ls& John II. Finoa. Da1As
ID. Hrpry A.re., H1r inssoo
VARIETY OF fNauve-Jonn u. f1nea-
Ftrejep Gr.pes--Iohn II. Finch
Cot e. I'd Grepes--Henft avery.
De1ew, re G1spet-Hepry AveTJ.
Ca1swns-L bamh+rge.. Bu1altgton.
1tabcpa-uenrY Avery.
Isahea NiLe-1uhn II. F'1fn. 1,.a.,.
Borshesr. -,ne-Ass. Mcubeon7. Etfsae'd.
CurT-rt Nihe- Hse. Mc1laepny. Fairfield.
CnAWha Wipe-L. RAmbergef:
1.atela Wins-hi.s Mary @. Kmbal Knox.
~ 'eara1e wlne-Dr. ". Il sehroder, Blooming
Cupcord Wm=-D,. y. 4. sebrodes.
crntt wiz s-Dr, ". Il. Bchrodet.
Ht1bem.t wtne-Dx ". q. ssnrq9ss :,
No1ton's Vt7 ipla Wfue-ur- ". q. searodee.
70. 5o-rExr1E TARK1ca.
Ten yards ., Jean--D4*fs Robinson, Nofthh.ld.
Ten ynfcs OF 8ar1t et-S1ue.
no, To- DISPLAY OF SORGHUM suoAR.
1st. }. 2. she'don, Abinsdon. ILL.,; 3D. John
Stewart, Pt Of Grove.
Sorghum Syrup F. Sheldon.
otshe'tar syrap-J. Sheldon.
no 61-HusIcAL rseTRu1ETTs.
T1sno-Rooe 4 Cacy, chlc.go
Drum-Jaitss Cral CbictRo.
Psrior Ozsan-tlawiey & Van Meter. Darlington
Viol'I-Saue. =
GuMa1-Ssme. ..
IOWA SANITARY COMMISSION.
AAC ANA1 u III NuU%4NA VI MI ~ -
Couu leslcn were IN session In this city da
1trg fhprEd.y aud Friday. Tne report Of
the Central Agent shows tue Com a1:stoa to
bt In st1e1dia ~nrtiug condition. aud doing
m sn niepee work. DueiDg the slx ulnutha
from March to stptemoer, 1t has faeatshed
to the Chicsgo branch Of the Uaitcd states
Commission more than tao thoussud pack
ages Of sup. lies, which is I've hundred uors
tban the numbtr supplied b5 1tltcois during
the eAma time ltH cash contributions aru
still more gratifying, amounting to near
tory four Thousand dollars dusiag the above
period, which IL more than t"ice the am 'uas
Eupp)isd By the States Of Minnesots, Wtacoa-
sin, lllinois and Mtchtgan united. Welldone
for Iowa. The Board passed resolosta1s
eesrtily approving Ut the arrangements Re.
Gently entered I'M to between the. 5.nitar9 and
Chnjstian Commissions at Chicago In old-r
to sccnre harmony aud concert Ia all their
future operations. The n:w revenue plan
anop.ed by the Stats Commissions OF tue
West vas also endorsed aud rctomm.u led
TO the adoption Of Aiu Societies. This is
simply the ure days income plan. rhs
Boaro adjourned yesterday morning., after 3
harunH IONS and iutpreRtinr HessfDu
, 1864-10-04

COlEH1e's 4tOnev %Ohpe
&hlA c-lepsattd TULLE1 euhr. IN stcL unisesEal
demand, Ii ntt Ut the choictat .f'@s IL ld
sid omolieut In le nArurt, ira2 j. scented inc
t1tFeDe eix beue0 1xl Il IT. xeton opo the SEN For
,Ale by sfl I,rue E1Ete and Fancy Gaodf nes'eEs,
iAI6-n19-1Y TH.sAT.Tu
, 1864-10-04

Mass KcetIngs In De Ka1b County.
Hon. S. B. stinson, Of Sandwich, and D Jsnct,
Etq., Of Sycamore, rill epeak It Union Macs Meet
tnet, in the evening, At the following times and
plscet:
Eastp Paw Paw-Wedresdav, October u.
6otnonsuk-Tufst4y, Oct ctober 49,.
9andwieh-Wedntsday. October 10
c. Enwood, Esq, Of Sycamore, with D. B. james
and otbefB, will speak Ha follows:
KiDet1on-FYiday, OctoberT.
aydeJd-TuGsda5. October II.
, 1864-10-04
Ul)tfaoo Qribnne.
JSEDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1864.

TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 4. 1864.
PKEhIDEH11AL RLEDTI0a NOV. 6
Republican Urion Nom1Aattons.
FOE PHEalDEnr,
ABRAHAM LIECOLE:,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOB VICE FTksLUKKT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
foR GovzRsoR: RlCAARDJ oGL7sBY
foA LIEUT.. GOVERNOR: WILLIAM BROSs.
FOB SEQ OF STA1H: SHARON TYNDALK.
FnA AUDITOR: O. 4. MINER.
FoR STATu THEAsCHEn JA~. Il. BEVERl0GB.
Fos sur. PUB 1ss73uo NEWTON BATEMAN+
P1es1dent1Al EiecssFs-
FOE TIE STATE AT LAn1t:
JOHN DouGaERTY, OF Union.
T, FRANCIS i HOFFMAN, Of Du Page.
BENJAMIN N. PRENTl6s. OF AaAns.
District Electors.
s-Assos s. NnLxR, s-Gn11Ax WA1Exs,
SJouN v EusrAc1, .O-Tuos. " uAaRIs,
f-JA&Es PoauK, IN. N. AnCuao1.
5-JouN j. BENNETT. 12HkHRY 8. BAKKH.
-Wh. r. HOPKINS, l3-ZxHAs s. CLIFFORD
r nd