davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-21


LUZ BK1-TEa 1ec'1pts IT Lumber auf,pk tho dIss
th1ee days eS tho pass week. were probkoly the
heaviest tfst ever strsvea in this msrket, in tho
tsno apace Of ttmo-Aunou1t!nx ~ 60 feet TAG
esct ef u.los ked for supply, wita the exsrems
po.ary depression In the market, Ialss ha
inc made 1t \ 7ekuet'on Of 3ice71sa y 1870
fret frou the previous ruotktins OF ths markss At
this dsc11ne ths uuustons cagots o. hand, were vsy
aeer s,eposed of. Ths tn1acaucnt sppplS eonndefa.
BIZ ae.ted ane ~ the tast evidence ofths ncreAcE
Sersua for lumber, both fer our cisr aud country
trade prices have sgaln 1eganed THAR former pssl
ton sad flrnnsas. "There il N active demand for
dser1eg aEd tie batter descriptions OF 1nnber, Tor
Which the present tupply IL inadequate.
EHINGLEs-The market h.a besr IN ptt.c< supply
ao.pg tia pat week. stocks hsas sre sttll hs
srd " tb n active demand, thu ma7kes~ continues
nrm and unchanged
LArH-Th..e has bean 20 change In the pseyious
ctylt, Of The market. P1ices Enla very ntm Ut pre-
sett quotations
CARGO 1ALEs TO-DAY.
Cargo fchf Vim 3Eith, from Grind Rtve7. so,d by
Itth FGller :6efo feet. common. rafet lHtqocr, at
&l7Ie lxG fsst iumse., n s:.ipa, fair. 1t 5000
eq feet hs1u ttmrtr. at 4soa: 7etto pcs lsth. At
&.25. cs.Eo tchr Active. fsom Gfsu7 IyeF. sold NJ
HIN 4 Fuller, GO co feet lunabsr fsir. mixed.
atyila. st $2tGs Part cargo fcht Black Hawk tto a
G,apu River. sold by lrlsh & Fuller 0aso feet aewn
seld y Maltoc, 9olo2 fee: lumbar. fair conuon;1
&ts.ps At S2l.lc Cargo a:hr Frederick, fIm Wh1ta
Lkke, tssta feet lumber, ccmHon. 1a .siri2s. 1t
, 1864-09-21
The BushrEI1nck c1a Cheertn. for ne
C1cA14u.
poroa, Sept 10, 1854.

H371HUu11
You hare heard Of the raid of the bush-
Nhackers at the Iron Mountains on Tuesday
ns'. oot doubt whether 1su know Of tne
c'os1ps seeuen The captain Of thu band,
when near ready to start, gaue Mrce chesr- for
The, q: Hnestdeat ef The Dsit<d ISafxs, Gt,nqc
T. Mcclellan, md the band responded to tie
Cali Waln WILL tours truly,
, 1864-09-21

Ksss4e-rhe receIpta during taa weak hare bean
ssa haze eonss;ed rsy sAc.y q sale "a .ad
Egg, and to-day prices Father 1rMer vito a ad-
TAnte Of p q 3oz. Ws quote Eaes Of Fresh Eggs It
FlrH-The.e IL no improvement in tbs receipts OF
Lake F1th. With =. acuye demand anrinG the waeK,
Trout. k3cx1E11-s.ocks Il old Eln arc yc!y 10 :
and IN lntssd demand Ecx AtcKsre! afe IN tatr
tionf. Copr1sH-In moEe liberal sgpp1I. alth ,ash
receipts ara still ra!y aaeguAt5 aafktt n.m at
S:y arn ,ith aa1aaiHs sa'T.ag 59e Tsss q &C
ply aud ann IT pres.nt Gu 1taia.s. HALrBur-I1
tuaall iupf,y sna no1eta.e d.masd. P1cKL.o aAt-
1oE-1n itlr supply. Aaf1es Ac''to sao nsm At pEss
, 1864-09-21
The I34th Illinois Regiment.

81 Chicago Tfibune:
E. E. Wead, JUS. BiaEey, md E. E. Thomp-
son are the only persons dabgerous1y sick Ia
The hoepltal ut .Fauucah, Kr.> belonging to
the 134th uliEois. ". DANFoRTu,
Surgeon 134th I'll. Vols.
, 1864-09-21

FH Ell1ATe-iE41H fHKIdHt3 Contltut ecafco
ata cull An6 We have no improvement to notA IN
rates Tho cnEa-enenta au1ia9 1ns wteE h.ye psea
co51 to sot1alo r. DAT there WIS rather ma:e ac.
!,e 1t Tic .chr. skylart. witE 4 7Sc: schr.
oEa.eo ri'b Is son q 75sc: schs. John "ee3sa. with
tns Ford, with wheat, It 1<c scat- rttan with
, 1864-09-21

..CAEH5N U1L@TheIo ha5 6een HtIs activity Il
tne Itt1dt tu Ing the WeeK- With no specuisk!y3
dtmai O. ruainess bag been coadaed - pressnt re.
Qn1tements- 1bs1e has, however. been n1symptcms
~ .nx e odI,se. iron Peg 1olx Of eavspcs
ne1e hsa beea cons!Gc1.bi5 hfner, bat Vifho1: any
4notab1s chance; We quote:
6ps Oh, Do do VIC ID ssaS-
Beuzo1e, co do hcc- a. 40.
POTAT0ES-Tha market asa nesn tn modsta5s st5s
SUPPLY bu, there tak ttsn ieaa activity a. d 1rmne.I
On pt49ions anststion1 We note Gee Inc It 53;Cc
, 1864-09-21

from ttnTe.
OILS-LISsK1D 011--Ths market has shown hut
los: AID the supply Is vsr, limited Pdees are
shade nzmer aHl with a1y increased activity to the
sa.ST AMP BANK OILs-Arai II ssdy Do 7an1 aal
limited aud .11Adequz,a snp.]y tbs rafket ruiss
I'm ana aneha:eed. MAcatSE o11-Ia moderate r.
tept, with fen dsI 8n0. Market ne5u aha nc.
chhEced. RHIT -PtaH QIE-In Al1nlt 1nnaf. n ann.
, 1864-09-21

1 osd d. y doz.9t .ME 1Hf0
| Lntntn13ad adoz1:t@ 1900
! 4oans q d<z..L q. q l2.11
Far4 tendcH7y whlch VA -
lntEet dNriuK tho prece@d-
ally 3FoRinet daitnE tha
'incipAs 31etals hAva besn Ii
1pl6I1E Z RIAC nal red1cE On
ID, bny&rs aaye raen d3tnS
On Boz TN P;nta We
Dr., aud Of &c on Plgs and
Zinx have also d. cltn4d &c
Copper ard fright W1ta hro
: 10 tsU3. We quo.e:
, 1864-09-21

We quote:
zsss s i; i;
Es::: Esss: sS;ifi; 81 'ssss
tnte tnM.s Hsss; IL
Innor MI: i .'''... ....'.'. sSs ssg!es Z e
fishs s1rei; sts7ts and i: ati:4:.... n.ss = =
Flour Barrel atavea and seusle Headlnga 12es1i o.
Fou7 Barrel EtaEes nad Cr:la Hsadt161.. H.ttei6S0
n. 6aI Pe}ep seos =
M ntcso;y g
III bstn i;is change IL :'3a IS 4ns5 q
r. VIE s eod sos Sea- ~ m 6ee9 u
c.1ptons prees arser, NTH asl!16: up ward sea.
1he - Just now IN better supply, hut fsne ii
tse far nelow the ponttye Nant1 Of Al ID
ss f9 E
81 aar y a. At
Experimentation o.
c5evxGaap Iii S.9 -
90 Willow Bank .......,,.... isso
iHMp ItsSh. GO
LattsTAla, prepared d...,,..........,....,...,I 4 d
E,sfa 20
!MssAton.. eoT
DisUt:s AND CHRsiiJXIs:. markss e'S: Ia
ht en- iets active dH1sE tas pasE week aud somewhat
f. 4 .s. ,sa vsa e
this msraef. BuytIs consequently limiting t3ar
a pss. tps n xoe n
tie lsst four % nvc veeks has olucci sca.caly
4ny 4 pefcsRnols ensa@s IA tae Rssyious pstess of
Il 1ttrippten to Tho extremely sma stocks ia tha
hacda Of Eho!esa1e narchnLsa. et4rr here Of In our
Et!tetn 1safzets. aaa !n.hsr 70 the intsd supply.
nrm. aad without any change In our previous duats.
, 1864-09-21

METAT.8-Iho dnVEN
nAIksd = feature IN this 4
trK week. has b.en AIu
wicklow tltt4d. The IL
hett rsupp1y. : snt c5n:en
IN the pre4tns rstes ef r.
81 f1ttsc - they EouId,
rote \ further dec,fn 4 of
Bar TIL. C1sE and Sheet
OE prey1oat 1Eakhssuns.
unchanged, but prices uci
, 1864-09-21

- ee&t.7st$S+Qtth W htFh t+~I
.-.'.'-.....-...-. !; fao@i72a 5r ::
u uod.fasely : a.slvs. bu.
Irregular. Th11 IL ewing to
OF salls that Hef1 bought
[ative acc nat, hetpg n5w
snd afered' At low=T rates
selling LOT Oar peras it
keg over manufactucerS'
ey are net disposed to make
iM ind nluod- Z :. ....al..so
~ ..-...--..A....4 1lr31
| "a f1zs b1Qad :, ,.,,, u:0
Cut 8pIket........... 9N
C1i1ch -. ,........, 1o1
here rAt e@een no ltuo-oYA
!tiTfty Of the market Pslcs3
:oc1a are we'll suppued, hut
catt4ed to pfeGsat wants.
L4th, Yarn. Hem ,7331t'c
a. Manila {3llc
Aan1l1a Kcpe. 80. s1497e
fManllla Hay Ho2e.s1a3!c
Nat1ins .........3Ea5o
| SASH cord. -. ..,.. ,Nt,-3N;
| f@fun.-.......~.S,xn34m %
ASMp.....-s.r.....5A 3jC
, 1864-09-21

2s9 noprds ~h,c,, ,paa. ., .x,'o,+ 80 -
~ cen,s a ranna ro,,,d an~a". -. o1ss - ~
<., 49,. Fo1' "ou'o 1mon' " Soo'
q. Apo,t out' VI peo GEMS per
pyue. - "n..n ..a . -. os aaaea 70 Inc 'ofmef
ps'ce Oh co'soh "athoas bringing It up to
one-naa It's present price, and which, there
'ofe' II "ou1a easily bear, would produce
revenue Of Eli, 7G8 C33, which would pay
the annual interest on cur entiro debt OF
wo thousand millions aud leave surplus
# twenty millions pr anuum as q sinking
nnd to pay of the principal. The financial
nes'ion IL, taefeto.e' sosn VIC oissolse the
Jnicn, and pay third OF the rebel deb: b.
Hdef, compromise aoa pay the whola OF 1t
in addition to our own, OF carry on tho Wal,
suppress tue rebellion, and pay no part Of
the rebel debt, but, on the contrary, apply
the rebel proposition Of IN export duty on
cotton TO the payment OF our own debt,
principal aud interests! VAL some OF Inc
peace sucaks. who are eroaning about the
, 1864-09-21


,Ms: @ nsse;tS sess - u u !nooesNs susplT aaa pfa
Aock h: been vary sEpisxet. On F!sach Caltakiaa |
Lthslats. Buyers < ReE2aiy appfar to have no con.
n9ence In bfetent pt.cas, and have cot3=qusnJyto.
, 1864-09-21

4 EE1ue2 " ci4Ay u
Y eeEt z. F......, II II
. Rsapxf Wbisky... y. Ia
4HericAn EAGLE d.. t,so
Rya Wal7-y {Cntcage 2.s*
Boarbct do tEhicaGo}2.od
Double Aetit}en :. SO
Pure SsiIitx tor o.. IN
Cologne fplt1tS IS 4
csut... 49,. 49,. 8.sf
Cntcago 0Hs... 2.1s32,M Il
80 BYendie8 2.l5Nt2 81
do Runs....7 lt4aa.!a
Do Pt WHEEL @2.a
70 shey co al5N:. $
do Malaga, 3lffs2.s'
GtpSsr Vine a. ] s7aa I:
Catrry UrAnsy.. .2.Qss.,.ss :
Blackberry Wlpc33-56&.i.ft
1Asnr t1ry #t1e 2+-c&3.N d
= Etlsnd Tun. .35o@3.N
fepD: Era hit-
kaes............4m9s.G
krntucbT Hauf-
hon Whist Aa NlhE
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
The Natl onaI Intel1igencer on
Gen. Grants Campaign.

The National Zutezigencer, of Satur-
day, contains the article, five columns in
length, which has been noticed by tele-
graph, and in whichi given a detailed re-
view of the campaign of Gen. Grant
The first half of the review is diary of
the work, doEe from May Sd, when the
army broke camp, to June 14th, when it
had been transferred to the south of the
James RIVER In this period our losses,
apart from those incurred in skirmishes,
not comprised in the count, amounted to
81 900 men. Generals Sedgwick, Hayes
and " Wodsworth were among the killed
The Intelzigence,. halts in its diary to
make this remark: -tissa.niha tIo2s-f
On the I1th of May, after six days of
heavy fighting on the overland route,
Gen. Grant had written to the Secretary
of war, ''I propose to fight it out on this
line if it takes all summer" On the 18th
of June, just a month afterwards, and
when the summer was only two weeks
old, he had turned his back on this line,
and the Army Of the Potomac, at least
what remained of its original number on
the day when it took upthe bloody march
across the country from Fredericksburg,
was set down by its commander on the
banks of that river from which. it was
removed by Gen. Halleck in the summer
of 1862, and where it might have been
replaced by Gen. Grant long before the
18th of June in the present summer,
and that too without the loss of q man
if he had chosen to convey it there in
transports instead of marching it overland
where every foot ofits progress was mark
cd with nrecicus blood-the blood of train
ed and brave and skillful veterans. Our
then proceeds to, inquire.
into the consideration which can be SUB.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
OSRORN& CURTIS.

HAVE formed a partnership in the practice
eff Law, and will attend to business in their
protest. ON in Ashland and adjoining coun-
ties. Office in the building heretofore oc-
cupied by W. Osborn, on Chbrch street.
June g., 1864, vl9n1 s-E.s-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
FHxs1CrANs.
GEO. W. HILL. w. ID,

PHYSICIAN & &SURGEON, Ashland, Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases:
DYsPEPsrA, disease of the LIVER, the KID
NEYs ScRoFULA and EPITHELIAL CANCER
Office on Church street. v19n1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24

s9 A down east editor pays his re-
speets to newspaper borrowers thusi.
"May theirs be life Tof single cussed-.
ness may their path be carpeted with
cross eyed snakes, and their nights .haun-,
ted by knock -kneed ton-cats!" !" 'a>i - :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
MiecenaneOus,
" RaLSTON.

JEWELER and Silver smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel .'ens, and a choice variety
of Jewslry, kept constantly on hand
Highest price paid for old gold and silver.
;Repsiring done to order, on reasonble
terms-satisfactorily warranted. v19n1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24

Il. Il. CR.ANE, WI. ID.
PR ACT1CAL Physician and Surgeon
Rooms at Miller House, Ashland Ohio.
June 8, 1864, v19n1
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7DRs. s.a.MPshL s. SHEET s,

HAVING formed a partnership in the prac-
tics of medicine and surgery. solicit a
share of public patron Office over
Beer g. Graham's store, corner OF Main and
Orange streets. 7a vl9nl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
R. NJ. CAMPBELL
7. J. KENNY.
". II. JOHTs1OE.

hams Sore, n ain Street, Ashland, o., will
attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care. Special attention given TO col
lection of Soldiers claims of all kinds.
June g. 1864, v19n1 t
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-24
u HI. JMcCO.MRS.

and Counsellor al Law, Ash
land Ohio. Office in the Bank building
over the Hardware Store. vl9nl
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NAvvSE5@2@e

=. J. JACOBS. J. W. M'CORD.
J.aCOBS s. JM'CORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio, will
attend to all professional business intrusted
to them in Ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
soldiers and others entitled thereto, pro-
cured, and collections made with prompt
ness and attention.
Office over the shoe store, ON Main Street.
opposite the Bank
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,R,AE. ". ID.

g9aAa j. r. COWr.s.T, w. ID,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland, Ash
land Co Ohio Office overth Post Office,
opposite the Town Hall. vl9nl
, 1864-10-16
aN Il :. ssoa.sOUs 0ur,sA ts:.
att. nctsJ C.1rcrl.eet Hs<a..Iaai.oi1
Of u LtstOI ONlcex.

From tle r. osia T.4u*:etn:, . /. ISL
We tave ,h@ pasli4olu:~ If upe Of the
most cord. b|aadeH ontrssc~ ev-r p. rp~isa:.:i
IL III. r. c,on, ',-' :: sn ss'n ca ,.s.-s.4:
ndr1tesa nfg1iuf II Ills 9.:1, *.cu.zens on
.1.. var. TIE H'ccr ~. Csrtatn Ga"r...
Sn iib, II liz S"ti. Ia'sr,:4, >l,n hss !.
vi+rirg '''7 un1re Ir'H Lasu Ridge. ou !
b1tf 2luslor.n- Ce;triN snta. ~. t.,
week jnvl, q oy thr p or.a OF that sec :: oa t.
address tnen, AZ the Ridge n"on thu w.r,
giving Ills ex ctlf Dce ana ottnino7 zs55lr1try
il 1Is. Cap.sln f.rc, pied and tie ,tsnia
!it tLe melting y ~ SIT toE Tuesday evening.
Nljsc on his way AZ tha placa OF nlvettu:,,,
w'liu lees l1an L all mile IRON sne houst,
tie, Captain wnst uyertAscn By = utsn Tn3
Gsatd lin II ''e i" IA q st'dler Upon reply
irs IN. zoe e'trrlnntlve, be 'asEfd hsm il nc
~&t the ONE ar nourctd to epeak that eve
Mig. ). r said hu Was, .Waeu he :Taa fur
fhtF :El;1n for nl.1ul lI6 ILte1tled t., v.t"
fcr Pref, ,dfnt. Capt: sn,itt- reai,ed tt'1s II
he u ~ allowed the privilege o. 'yntfng l,e
to't.. tThen,' raid ne ruth IN. II Will cave
, nu thc trouble" ut ths sa,na time leat.n..
E,m blow Y ith q club, telling hlM ss,,sr.
'Lts III lie fcattl,. 1t stems tuat he theu
tfbi,hed the Csplntn p ith knife, tD1,ctto. q
!, pretty Oar gerous wound In the thigh, then
It us tjg1ltns potsiale with the evi1cns inten-
? tIcn oi che king out what little ltfa ,tfnt r.
,.mssned. =. lie. then dragged tho in, ntnatu
body through an opening IN the hedge aud
~ ,Tie q; v1au1d he s.s.ss,p, however, failed to
:ts'n "a to cooBclousncse,~ aud craw'c''
II. an adjoining hnu<c, ffdm; wlenee wUrd
wis pstte1 u tie uctlI6k The; most lin
t.r 81 txe tment Was caused, but oil nuempt:
to p.tts ii..y discover tbs uretch who perp:'
tinted ito dcc7 provo1 un svnilsng' sletlvu: t
, 1864-10-16
=, 49, .1a =. - :
Tho In danllN Eeyf<lAturo.

= IF1uul E1! 17's1a1 aPu'ta 9o'sn71- oe.~ ~3*.J7
= Oxirg to the large number Of Democratic
seuatots ho!oins over we hid not expected
TO tfcure. q n.sjoIit1 In that body, but there
IS q aprob.hiltt9 tlat we shall have twanty-
tie Ero,npresept Indications VIC have se-
cured = "serasar. In Jennings and Jaekson,
as 6pe fn Miami nr d Fulton It 90 We h9ve
hnlf tbs ssstna.e, snd ttea eistIng vote 81, ,ths
,L7suterrsnt Governor :a,ll1 eiye us The asesn-
;aancp OH all political: questions. The, House
!; 7xtiEbe,U Union but not not ti1rgcsyq The ma
i,1 soFn9ti,np f iii. - a1 20
, 1864-10-16
ILLINOIS,

i. Kxtnd1ns 80 EaIles from North to south. mtnots
f., nv t9s aiyetelky q clase % b
spind 70 ne d Nav England and tooss q
o;s ~ W. stssss T1e u1ek sa Ii TIM central POT
NJ nnsss coro. *heAt noEKhum h%y which aa:ta1
icy eHzanR fAst ,eat hta hten hlga1g feuuoftA-
Kssxe for gsatare9t. oGes 70 farmers win capital
tne mSet ptoatshas {esutts This srnaar pra1'aes IL
2. she sta.+ PRO ucs ths best 81 .inter ghset. T.,
sos.h arn heavily t6elsd. ard hero Tho Isi..aE of
tut. tobacco, cotton The raanufAcu'a Q! lantet
$tt&C large rciuFrs Tho health OF Ui10Aa II hardly
fuTrH8s d AF Etkfe uH}pn.
, 1864-10-16

Gorat HsEftet u51
A,sutd 8Aah Ntn
Not: d dAline ID nfe-,
AoQltvn ] Pms =.
MQ6rH Aco4 II m1N
Mallzto 6 rzs mrs
MEtlsy Elfea us1A'
AutrhyLHmI1 >.
N1ll1ctn A1HAu mf1
&us1AS J u ura
Murphy Fe&1k mn
Murphy ! Jennie ua'x1
MURPHY 6ste mst1
II iFp1y Ann m211
Aaisestr&u G E me1
AyRfs EIts r mrs
Mtyfack II mI1
GuIrh1nf &1fmM u1fH
, 1864-10-16
1heG.B..x 1}nnsk sting. <

: .:-.,. tEItu1 th8 N. I. iftEbpR, Ues. 4dl +''
Cur yerort Of the Sfate. Fatr At Rochester
ts,.1g,, ,dtg:sn.lS.tsd a. chesrfur lnp1ra ,iun
au,pf,K mel. that br; Ell OF hlney-b1ss t'sa4t
oGp't turt u il ut lust astsinahle; We haste -
-,1tisre the bC collie mind OF au error, by r..
r, aautirE The incident that led to the etau-
Il that :.y lis .rt .t!!tf- 'wID't fight, Our
rlo.ter wrote =: We ;Esss theSt41d ef t.,
e1ourt; him tse thick a. bera.'- .'-'Oh! don,s
70 there, fsther,' said llktlH=ir We shall
.ret tt1i1s,' Bus fAther vaIt.a q lesson IN
beaketplno. and he pushed through: the
etow.. " hfch Was 7saa}trg rhout Ike !
mrtt,pg We Fave Fsen about Enn,a otne.
sst.ul,' The Hitlae ei1l' was attaAicto get
smp,r the bees, uuo the tuther, to 4sitss her
fear4, supsc cut to the ote-mau:. u say: ruis-
ttr-prl your 'beea tttug!' seec'sg@ no:
wat. 1,ut that foolish Question intn 51ur
SEfexI. Nc: lellau; bess. They saa:la't at.a !.
,nEebets: And shen .hcra aas shout~' wi
tbat ebouk tau4lk US snnthsr lessou. ~ ! I
tine t, ! te stte beett ut this great egrnnitur
r.ppls IL IN. taver OF st'n&apg Rebels, as d
E;ue of Il fm home. as X al - else Th~:,-.
u III ri stnTE ID aaepher. That ctpxd
WIS 5ull nj me-. leasuas. II a.. B. bad tri.ndd
IN It they were :,lent opes, Not ore hi / ID
+ sr IN ii for the b{e-man.h -, : 4; = 7',--
, 1864-10-16
*99re,ltitil,1 Gertt6rates.

81 pEOIAL NtyTtOE To- HOLD .
= Els or PRKvIu1 CERfIF1CA!Ks. FORM
&t-Thv Ffeyo,t kA5stAl a}en%fAl- oirect1 teAx Al
siAes es essa!sEs pfsiMsn 4 isx Tssr@t. n m9if f. q
fH3, Eu1ts ana DLAbs1 rps treus tncs. Tor
bestfe Oe5nhea Atkts 1te&. and ths:1o efac9
HI, pa,t,es copes1red viii saso sosce aua xoysrn
tbt Tsea st5 atc TnIp}Y. JAa 10 OAK RGs,
Il col. 4ih l:AV o. ,HsPs. Vol Rec. 8ssvlos, Ill.
= !,
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; The Far1ns offered for ;Sale.

2s0 i'll poIk Central le1so&d LantB are all e3tuttAi
within nftetn niles Of oad aro tena tao whosc
potsv Of AEr1tuttuEe shAy cannot ho eYceed. .Tns
f .ol, u ttsets o. forty OF eighty sctes united
sle capitalist OF. stock raiser Tina lov ptiees ii
Nbi=h thty .ola offer great In suee.rtr for pps
sais. for The c.ss 1e,r haze ten 20 lsre, amounting
, 1864-10-16

:. Z. BosTos,> Friday, Oct 1.-THE cere mony
Of laying tbc corner stone Of the new E5es-
.:mason's Bali, so4day. VIVA masSea aahssc.d sssa
tsif IT. ela, one bundred hodges aod; notwtsh
staIiipg tho weather. WAS most :a!l1seAse
nd Imposing Demonstration. 80 ) =.
, 1864-10-16
tFsom ha Nox York Evening Psat.l
,z.NNfNH xtLDk kta - SnNA.

- ONG~N SAkAA<AHH&E- SVHAk
- :, Destroyed our wsit ind di'ches,
a But Aba cso hnild tha ieaco again, :;
And Andy mend the breaches
- Iintoln IN the man we need
=. Jchoso.', too. y hsnay;
= For Unc;e Abs and And1l
We've cot Graft from Abraham. !.
'''' To beat the rabo boi1ow, s..
:. An" whtn "a have mau 10 lead,
WhE, we'ru tho boys 70 follow. =
Lincoln ss the uAo We need: :
johnson, too. - haady:.: :
- -" Ytntce Dopd1a. boBe burrlh
, ..-,.:. ., For uDcle Abe aud Andyt, ..:s :
:, Old Butler think. the way 10 hsht :.
IL With II. gun and q ors; >
Ana ddern,t zee that y Contrabands"
. Arc "fugiuvee srom laburr
Lfucusn 1s the tu40 2u need, :.
'~-' Johnson too. Is handy;
YAnkeB Doodle. b05a 6urah a..
Fur Ukcss Aba aud Atdyt s. = :
Tha co,pe,hrads begin to vquirm,
The rcss atu l9ok4u2 sutt5. -,
Ence Shetisau has 1.a1e THIN run,
By dehtluR late and EatlY- .
- Lfrcolp Ia 1hc man NC need,
johnson, ton, Ia hardJ;
:. Yankees Doodle. bars hufrah
For uucle Abe aud Andyf
Ard efcuy gallant Sherman now
We tcci jlttts p1onQct,
BetapEa he b mAda hN ely Hood,
Hy stirring rabs With ~ *Jec.
LtIC0ln Is tho n q VIC need;
Juhhsoo, too, Ia hsndy;
Yankea Do03c, hoys buKTah t.
Fut Circle Abe and Audyt j.,
Our country In the Navy too,
, Has manY be4yu defender;
= There's FsrfAsu. kG.ws bow 10 atpot.
AE6 II axe tho foe sQsrauder.
Lincoln IL tho man We u4ed;
johnson, too. IL hand7:
-. TanLes Doodle, buys h1srah
For unclc Aae aud Ands1
Toor Llttlc Mac haa tansht this tscs, -
f1e which We owe him uuc vote.
- "Nspot@,rtc etIattRy," -
" -T"i Ii hidftg TN Eunhoatt
Lincoln Is tnc man VI need;
50 j0husop.; TOO. II hsudy;
4 Ysnk.e Doodle, TOYS oufr,h
}: Fur Uncle Abt acd Aedy1
Veil have 1nan for President J..
Whose coufsgt ever fllss him,
TtSt COMMON et1te which h1tlI the fence
II Just The THU & that aifs hiuil =,
Llnt OH IL thu n,au We need;
Jullusou, too, ~ tanLys
SAhke. uiodte, to3s hufrah
For Uucle Abc aud Audyl p.C
, 1864-10-16
nEPUTY @. H. GENERATE;

nEPUTY q. NL GAN I'M AL6
DorF1cE. US 4; ;4zsnuao. r.. OF. II, 1871.
OTIS AND aA1.ss.ss S5s2esSn T.; III Ts1SS e:
az: 4 Ill eass
sg 8 ts 9Ss9as ros 8 osS1 rne 1e, at1
r. i; :sse
& s9s:: :1s e.
Pitt bn's r.rksd esop.ael' AZ os:' s7a as'.'
~ u eaee n.' os- ouA..u-r.,
~ :; :ssss
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r. ,riiry eftha easrAnse,. matt na .asxa
h, i c.st,a;. q she c!:s Ct sas 7:s,ssas
DIM let Gouf'. os Of Tho ua''ea SAses foao' A1'of
% 7 ses:Sa &C.
III t.tsSaE n In >mnz.r to haa ~ mt .os1fos;v
+ s 60e n y ;+de9 III y IS
bIdr,s srp! esn.ss tss coz TsSt - II. bsr6 a. @1s:
:SJ::s:as; e 81; E n:Ss SiS
xona q ou:1A17zE; a.. !, :. :, -
sen b zra1.as. nj i en,s 70 fa.s = scn:s.et ~
& ssss;s 81
Ell, Ell =. = .ssrdsd lin. saaed tS ssseas
NJ: ;ss a....t.e Ha.s q saa*a2sa III o!ues.l
II 80 - :, sssh x ~ s.
81 e. ri
g Ill., :, tho
e1sfs q :. = sooa III sss1ss.f asssss,snsa
'hH :; ,aisss Is :so0 1.ut ee, saa p as,s!s.
.nxpDT, QUARTS RM AsTER's
UorTlo. HI 1qteHss y ntr rsT
rs; s5s M (; S:s!
.as "a
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Grain and Stock Raising,

In tos List Of corn and wheat pFuapctux States H.
nor s.sa: 7 reeselneiNy nrst Ira aayaatnxss fuz
taihinE este ana hoE1 ae too sell known require
psH 9f ~ essts 40 vel .1antst and :litaoa can
Ny- No nr~neh Of tnuuAxy sCncta greater lnaure-
, 1864-10-16
f4tnnia :Tarn: ,lanns. 8
THE ILLINOIS; CENTR AT.
x~RAuRoAD COMPANY :,
OFFERS Fo1 SALE
: ONE r1II41.lON ACRES OF
Suberior Farming Lands,
At front$s u $1s pei acre,

In t1ncta Of fusty seres ana ppxsr1s for c.,b Nv ~
Sss@ eo9sse1s TO y llae Of kaitaaa, which il III
ncs,xan a. isntT snt S.tsnGang ZEN CLesso. On Laxs
INC A21aEnh soutaaxu psr. OF 1ha etsta " S'Ao. ~
, 1864-10-16

Gpautst) Grlairbnpa11t.:
: MarsDal's sale.
-YITEIr STATES AfAR3HALs3

-TTEITED STATES MAR3HaL3
EILR-Ix Anxf<ALrT.
~ ', 10. at Nfs. ss'- issn,a oas q 10 i.t:cs
pi Hs.no1s, II keMtfalsY. ett on It. nth aEd s.h
es,t ofDetoneI. =: 1is! ~! B. asid s cenas ;n
Il tait atf1Icl "a 3he SO car d 0st-oer. D. 1as
u 1d.i*c1oek N TIM :c1lc-tt0 dtse'thed pfsoptF
~ 70 vt:-Ahnpf - r4le4 Of Cot Iou, and = fpt OF
fcree end WhiaxJ; tnt f1tr hxv1l: b:tn ixatfst by
tbt court to cs b:i4 r. tsn nsn A Il g. = in'y
e1.Ss1n n1 ni.a IT,, RI 1a,bs M ;s9sI IL u ee,a & ts,siH
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Zu;u.ez yalssl,eEtkAy fhouss, I,
-, ,.,4, 1u}vSuVN.

wsnnzps1e, no 1se, F = "A N: Aren't e Ev.ns'
trd5 5suvef1hsrs !. ffop1iato1t o. cs1aexo Aaa'e; :.
tsm&r MithfaS Psopr.stefs g sant1es9sstHt 2:
rs Nd Truth: gasoen EtT ctnss C.: nsSssGsis
-ert NsTot ii 81, tavsn7 Omee1s 1sth X !loS fi
,ToiyP; u B;L CB :TRAs q. 80 60
s9oiare onsn from 1ak Of AL, e. a q Hsssi is Ell
Ar1is IL. non ! =. isn p+m.nn: On saa s"Es
.trs~ sa- n: = u: y a.: IL. srE1ees.
, 1864-10-16

Ja<tser JostA =. 81.
J.llfp9 SAtkh 4 uIx =, :
'Jcscon 1.AHu r.. i !;
JeIrntE Mart - ,,' =.
JOINTS Cxsrtu 49,