davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-07-29

- iAentel,tal
DIR. III aIEKSs
SYPHlliTlC CUR s.


This Hf0tc1Ac In q Safe and Radical
cure FIR s. bht1sa T., ~. gsrRv--x
- NAe
Secondary aha Tertiary E{aEeS, aud
"a tbn most tmporrane Sfadfrol ME
A ~
CoFeIY ek ANe AAe1eenKR cent0fYs
From time lminer'oit2 kheco hss exiss~ IN aHiars
ClNsA cS4tAE GUS hkAu Al ulStsA8Es. cAaed 81.
PHIIlE. Hnteh aepens! upon Epscisi ause. that OF
b di2Ilccs VIRUS. Which u capable Of EAa8E1iasto0
By Ejaculation.
DE- 1AEhA' exEhllLlie IIMdE u sue na11med-
tc:Ee which hss GTef pseH r1lsG+fe!cd lhAe WILL
CURL SfpAlL1TlC sEd tENEGkAL DlkE4aE3
In u their rasteu an4 compisAaa forms, aad raor-
Th's Obstructive Is.as C. which has bslea tbs skit
OF our most eminent .pafRtct2nt, Ant caus:i Mill
LIONS ta b. cosssEneA to PREMATURE GRAVES.
or fo r8r ont 4is.rHDle C1tseucH Nhlie Life list
il ~ fe:dlly cured BY LI.9=lT5 OILY TEUa
fsEMEnY-ss suy osEef SI1fPAE FORM OF di1s III.
8YIUi.I3 u characterized BY th;e: dta:tect
SfAGH4 the .y ptoNHs ~ each etaxe, aud the prtccs
Cf fhe netifcue ner r1CKA8E IL gFen, 81 that PEE.
eona IN the coantry can lex shc me1lcoe, {sna re-
mt ta moEr5,} which q commented - cHHt the
particular Stage OF this dIsa1se Wlsh Whlch tlsS
TlIE FlESr, or PRIMARY !9TAQk o. Etv3hfl.s. II
mhcr tho Cnnntrea or ntccrs nr:s apptL. 1totine
shunld be lost t. prccn1inxa pAcEsze of DR. NARks'
sY5,ias:: cars,H eox Ills oac eosae Wasa
liz, Musn. .reaa. Sponge At lint.
e. Price pex pacEngf, 33.51.
, 1864-07-29

4 Wu1rE HOUSE AsEcDoTE setchell the
comedian, says be was present at The white
House the other day, when the foliowlnE WAS
perpctrated: An old farmer from the VEST,
who knew President L'ncoln il il daSa oy,snae;
mansion. Slipping tic Chief Magistrate apan
th. bact, be exe,simed. "Weli. nii toss,
democratic de- in his 1deas and withal r"'4salns
= joae, responded: 'sSo lin au Old hoss' Ill
, 1864-07-29

THICAGO. BURLINGTON &
90 a1as4 Etc g
III ss ss:d ss Il:
$:$:!:;;;!: $:$::;;; $:::s ::
nd ?; :; aSoTe i 5a,fs tSs
;:s e :sss
q f Nj IS III % ~ q
sEsts sssto be used en.y b .s per:sn named On
fsp f. eac o.
s g re III est s1a y / e.
Is!nrR O any part Of The su 9 ne Sseslysd hee1 M
va1son ~ 6e t 1eae nse t. t. OF 'ne
pses ss ssaHss9 s
mist be ehop to the Conductor whenever required
n ssRs y H sses seo9
~ tse o5 oE ar anT M paft o. 'ae "a es g
hssEssa ss sness
ar xest Ct tnat e tee; T f9sg a I'll
e od fGsf f a
dasg 60 esn
81 tic compsgg of Whatever n.ms ani nature: ani
p,Da s asy
e. 0ss at41 &s{ esysses
e3smins Ill comHntsfion ticEe:s tae Il .nd Sc
pp ttssd eoess Sees Se9 asEasT asa na
Is =: FFs t. e e
sneY na eF
anaisG II yhoo or in part ans sum paid foF eouEno'
x III pe sasscT fass 99d
sna ,ahy s1E1 fe aases to person properly
, 1864-07-29
il il -ot ox1en we speak OF E>hy.
%dCiuuH@

:: !. car che r.un. say r: Whittier h saa I3ea3y M
>, ~ ~ y ;ue e1r-+d rep ut1ttrn watch u. nov en-
r. b 4. iArc>r .'1actce 7hao any osnor FEy'
IL = L.. 30, IN Lie tEtAtatpt q a. ta35e ~
i: t.: i::.ht Gsssa,;s. Ee lss lor tse pat fifteen
:, ~ .es wSith hry ye h.iied tre sk u trb.r
r !. as: .asos ,.ta .,3 T. n, s,a,srsn :fIs. r. n.
:. r. H.. y,s.t III. r. ,!.hlr of nv VOTE ca,.nJ
j ,::'n- q: nth: o.. Al Me1 = :ew g s, InJren3
+ :. 1,,s.tsc- As 10 l. a,e: Anxson3 !? 40 ~
n.,t III --u :. or" ma. cl ab5 st;ttsa ,.a ~
:. ~ ts::cs s1l .ruE< 1st Gl;rE .t-f:!. eots
~ i}1: :Gt. Lht,E1As st;!eslT coIcasa'iaL
-..S-@E
, 1864-07-29
Observation-Disclosures.

FeRT WATNE, ANn IrsaH GHlTAug} 8 }oI11 K116 1s6s
~T ~Tm1VfimiFkG-The Usarc Of Directors OF ta3s Con-
pa1y haYe this dsy dsel.set nTdeEa q ~ fsH y
Dc co1narV M payable ts1se oi Gogesnmnnt fa11 o.
end siter ia th cf Auguat prnxis9 es tao omEa o.
Wms'oV: ia.EM Co. q vyau xs1est, Esx Y3rE.
to The etoeknoldsra IS efissssea u e III sto.
of JalJ ,u.,tsn; oc.o 'aa 70"
By osdee sfsi,e Ho111. " H.AAaSha. sse'f'
iYl n&3t.Et
, 1864-07-29

-. ,at ,,u-e :uA- thirty 1e+a4s cApesleLea I. A.e
t,i U. k-I.e:e U.eeastB. TINS Ghsd@ cNu.A.a'
ir ~.u4 II ri :1uaSst nnd AFFIpAVl.s: s1pcsms nn
,;7:lcta II: pirAce, all Il Ger -oH 1naet ssa91
i; ~, IL .1t,a-r 6t.rope. Post mrs So4 "a
- o1.' Lt.te sn. k1soHIH w scu ~: Eli. !'s
a., =: ii. .tI- 1t..4 .+--EE--. - -
, 1864-07-29

srrwapT,a En7,r sTyn earrvn utrJ
'A' VT. t.iT.'''*'A'
rzorEsSoE ss ws1nsszs ;1as co.Rs qE s7 eEkSFoRA II
' Ernrn al rarts of ,se % World.
r-.r,, ~, ,.z.,7 - no-,sra
WITH 1c0 MEN And HORSES.
Ell utder one Gigantic Payui5n, for one Single Rfes
above ;t7sn resai;s IN sa ensisely nav GLas5 u
AMUSENE eaCh ae haa ae1-r before been al
e1o4mooa Sxnsnci;urc Of msn.y iaas Only tns mos1
Esaaesmsnt siiI t6sisfors 30 p.rdoned ior airees
uz stent1cr TO tho facs that tn1s cent Phaux
Of E1hihaoAe n0k OILY aG nanlteif
thse ean + found II aey o,ser pncs ot a.oase9eat
ton ia e7s1; Do I'll ~
T0a49 F0UR GLcTNgs
,}sss soss. FEAucols s14Gs1sr. tbs French TsIck
C1g~a' no>,1y.w ,ne Er7,,ah nvnn,,,+c s-7o-r,
s1sf S' SeosaS' Sss fe!s snsa @@aa''e elo1a
ths Ea9e.t1sn sssnns "a ..,,,+4 - ,,a c.a
tr1toqs 5aibs iea vhtsa E:Y Be- propsfly stylsd ].
"suhsE 81 Fhica 19nsna ~ cal;d atE. ~
.heaa 81 sss Efsa5 Ras;ts sa,fes # Sc
t%ns % mefIine' q tns, day ,et exhibition. =
u the @ost costly eescn9lon: rne es:es safri.Sss
Abpctt9, OF Cotcord. n H., AMI ofaaEnented in
the highest style 9, .T-. 1hs superb harness 10 by
1s g Aassay sna e
TRe es ~ ase eT hoass q 2As Va
nEST. farmers and breeders wtn md this STOCK of
snjp of t. Tasers. Eva95:aiar aSont lie E9aesea9
, 1864-07-29

.-r x;EI5lS II SAVE Is Dor
x44'sl ..Asn.-Hss.1-e,- t:oueeatrk.es Deszt1s 70.
m .:ht.35s Gloves, 6c., ecualt 10 lsE 0:1v =
sats tess.s s,,o W s D1ns < ~ . ,rE Eeess1s
;'';:t u!xHTFEL CORDI.1. AND ykLuAtLl
et>::-tr9e,t-l = f4~ Cerais! gn1': & fans.:a
.rs :. tsC PR van H-:s IN nsN t.rte.ole torrs.
vii, = 10 unt v~u solo ioaic II an CaT: s'1t rsr
tku,. Ii i tl..r-4f and p.s-ahl= cor IL: and 4
.5cr tul.cflo! &c ~ GORE whMi so r. h.ts.S
1e.. sS.rn1 rta md ltsrFststs, MY Ya:F. r.uyEa
tE1:n:,a sC'-re~s,n anc i1nt Aiste cnre AeSe:
eer. :rlae1&ted n.Erh. E.neds b.. ntso u y =;
=. s,reir to-~ viii u.uA!.- chseE lie Lar Esgs M
h,u-t Fr-oa'ed guy b. naG1ha1s I'm 81 Z, Cg r.
..s, u .-utsoA h tbo 11nsteh Btas** tetStt EEE
, 1864-07-29
,ss;,c Greatest discovery OF the

..cts Or G24Tu's t.LEcT7IC on rtntv8 aGaes
:, ;,alr. lta:uUtly. Fer 1be cofe g n T. ~. ~.
~ Nm III. g. pursiciA and indrrd d'seA*es nae
H. ,Hus: II cet.s AID 81 Hottie. sn1d by drnsxiss
- tto-s .-CI,cre cvt!*Hhcre s. T. uFH 4At<3 S"1tE
l~t il -,r+et fn1ladv,pnlx. so.t Astaf Ens sale by
:, n.ursI.ta .uc "esch 4sIte generally. oChAdaAs
+: Van e..HAACk. Ii s.-ka g.. AEe-ts'
.f,1yfr m EetsA
, 1864-07-29

q PROPOSALS FOR FRI ESD
0Tf.Cr CoM1ssAEY OF 2CBsIsTErcE.
No. 81 North Mal1 Rtreet.

eese rropce.,s Vii Be- fe:eves At iii :otn:s uan
ess e. &c oSa. E e. i pa I
ri o sa sa s1 "a
tcod shs sIocld TIE sroops lave ths shove DepaE
sst ssasss sH ,s s Esi as x
9s x ss & 5sess os f.!
tretn { fa;1o and The r,cuth of the Hyef. Toe con
e, 3n1 hrss ana - Do tn
Tn* sest q 6t Of Eoo1 20 ~holesoms aEa,ltY: IL
1i aSd rhanss % sd k.daee tsloa 70 b e1cass, .as
tss, q S. s. E Is
Ard tas n an d9m @ r. - saaa9s az q see
Is inel es sroye thc caGlTsl q hoek oins
rse. Hs sna a. speb Al nay Be- d,reetea ~
the Cniet the neP..tn eots r. Con-
Tse Un,ted statse rszeTseI .he Iight te s!sEslts.
fsI ,ee s's :se
r. 9tss ffa s.s ass
nE Est r s. ,u sats 81 r.
tsars2orts:ian or rcsis co1!ucied bs the Gosasn
nsara aa; 8 s. n5ss
r.eros. ron eon,I.etors VI: here prssiosss
rem dls:oy4 1Iose interested IN n ,re tu.1
~ esae1 ns to
ft ct <rnlAtiCns II 1h6 elsluy cGHHt1
nor t+t t+et u 1,vste ieF ~tttont aus kuta sfy
tht {sEfr aE red The -ctr.i"Sihl cf ste Euafsn
toyr fnr.~ts}povt md rigred> must he shown
.y t~ pttett1 c+E<.ic SAe leIk q tee nearest
Dssrt.s Couit sr O. The United Stat
The rsmes Ct hros nuss be stated 'a tun, with The
nrrfiee nGtrefs q esch :c1rer Of the ftm.
Ench lid olut. have p.tate cot5 az -Eta 4dEe--
t,stmelt posted At Its LEAD ant be Ia the f4o Htc
i.-.hsrebs propose to dauscr to ths suokts
tesce u rer ne It Of tte Cntted Sfttes Array such
fSeah be- Of tn! QcshtY oefcllbtd IN the
ment above poNet- se may rom t1ne 70 a!me PC
u cents per penn kscfs 3e.eht- the Govern naot
trrntehDE EA:eF RDn sAaitoA1 ttat8rcratloa - N.
tte al - The ndysTtEement @nen pt3ct'cEei" o.
IvIn fa-rieh the sarns. hsunltE al trkl> poEtauoo
Itncose herewith tuy ht.idavt tn: an not autsf
et'ed drec@1y or irdrs cts. IN any nia cIeieo ea
Signed, .-.--ur, :. =.
4 hond with good and sufficient secu1ltg VIII o. 10
9o'feo' FORM OF GUARANTEE
we-.oE the county OF -, sna stats 1su q :. -
do hereby guarantee that - tB able 70 iuluA n
cnttrnct IN 2ccortancc With shc ferso OF Ills Pso 70
siucn. ana raat, shouid h's peooos.aor b. aescpse
sbcnfa tEe contract be az, .ded Lin ve are pre2as
! ed to btrcnie Bis reeurttes.
rni; ,us,antce u Is: be appended to each bit3
| Tht III 1T % reject Ill bids i teserred.
Bios mast be 1nE!e in duplicate 10 be eo1of9es
| -Pfo;osa}s I'll bee.." RndtAcdressed - Co. y: 7
| AAltES, a, 3. c and Chtse Eomuiss&ry o1 SubE1s
ao s sS With the above eon=,uon
| wifi h4 Tefeeted. -.,.-r+-
''S'-' Colonel 4. D. c.. and chtes ceUmissssy.
, 1864-07-29
'TINELANE LAND2.
II
TO all Wanting Farms.

Large sod thriving settlement: Td ana 9sEis5,al 9sa
ftsh sou Ehlch produces llRe crUps Wn'en 81 En-
ba wen rovng Ten: t~eu:y 1na 1tfy fonr vSs9
f5Ed nosnesa oneninGs for n aa es1~"''
Churches, schcola and goodsoctet
- ,x now the most improving P1aee
East or Sest.
uuspsEps ARE SETTING AND BUILDING.
r,e.,tv x.tn which the place II tntd out fs Tn.
.u1ss<ssa sas.tred Paes1s , z1y'pE usa t1a Y
tttWisi:. Yicetaod foet Odlce. Cumberland New
Jersey.
rnox RfFoEr OF sotok koa1xeoss 40 x1cuLru1AI
ct ,ne E,n.s * srurc tc .e tract1 IN n
SI- ost1on Aud -nit1hte condition foE pttas'
! n.s!-.e.r i1as u1Ga-lG
, 1864-07-29
I'm the Eear K94S

%- rs't"vs f1rft prepared the VENETIAN Hk1&
DYE hIuct that Time 1t ussd ~ kAoU4anQ1.
n no iLsnnct tAA It 1Stc1 ~ Elyc eAklrt x2sa'
!;..st .-....
Tit yRNFTI4N pYRis tn. rhcsr # in th: world.
r1,~ess opy Frf1y tenss. .ad each bjtit sntshs
Tint yEr:f'IhS byt Il EaF7su:ea not to lniurs
t!r rs1r q! Il G Gals ,r sle n'tEt1Hxr utEr.c.
The VENETIAN DYE works with n aa1dl,y md ce:.
eait,: thr hi! s.qu,-.ns no nreparGtop whatever.
ia ne+ t-Qnt tllst III mt fade. crock cr vast ont
-~-ore t. NJ fs ns rt-r Eli lit ~ rhe LniF tteet
Tor h4i hv nil drnect~,H. Fitet ri epnss.
IL Mk1..K,: +, ucscra1 Agent, II G3ld ftFee:'
hrF vrFE.
Glt,se. t'o ht i1r ortsa!eE IL ute IL arFe bot
t,ts t,rr rfr }rny ntsSrsisr y Nv
, 1864-07-29
x.T,fAM tRALTY. OR Ply.

+ i -.n1 nf,!cA1. RESEARCHES n. uld be reat
- .-Yh:dv l: tre-:t on. ann shows how. Ee ev1l
s.itinf 1:u1 ca:ly .huse and naaAppT IN ~ =
Il .l:.,t he :,.Egiv'as: Eiy S1ptTtsneS y S'ST;
:: tt* Ha.r:iHss .t'''" Soac ty n T1iee. IS zen.
= u. *t.1 e. .r~ 70 Re rst also oi T. stat
~: :, f,,a11. ~ hN' "~4 de2a47-i
, 1864-07-29

r. What Kind ofa hoss, pray r. "Why, an
old DRAFT hose, to- be surf, !" Was the retofadef+
Good, even for setchell Ttz1asc71ps.
, 1864-07-29
i1ir1[clt(Ql
y. ,E'@ltAs
: 2 e CT z &c .

,tf.i. the erear nd sovcrsi@n Hetnes
e ,csxupuscd of E5Xv II ACTS from In
HAN Roots and Aeros,l Tor nj diseases
1ft1,c Ertnnry and +exuA, <}rgaoH, ruch
!. .rucoatlnenc. Of the U1ine, In1lan"
nat1oa ot the t8iaddcrs Inflammation
+ tho Kidney, s.ane*a tho bladder,
;rlr.ure. Gravel, CoHorrhocn, elect.
nd 1. uur.vellcd by auStIai0g Jet dia'
ovtrea 1vr curing 11ae whites III ts's'~
acns
VIXEN rucA according 10 clrecttcns Th!E Remedy
,r-fi;Ac- ,.etc nns smell ard ite use cAunot ht de-
r+.d hy n-ycne. ;Iis remedy II PERFECT Gn3 se
1,rs Nd .p3ecti1-t which are calculated TO dt6Ioy
Nd c,.hen 1nt d:s7zseo C1a1t but remove. The pu.-
,n,- "a the er1tep, csesttnE ouoyAnc7 tud hehfth.
i,,t.o qu.ck Medicine, bat it tie embodied ex
r4crsc cf tue Fhys1eiA1 1oost suceessul In cuf1ne
\ l6,scs.cs OF thu cissa. ..
~ l,e. n. ne derp4ir ~ this remedy ehse:s The
- .s.oy1si tag cures+ w1cn al otbe1 lall,
,r,r. tu!r H. 20 pcr box. OF 8 boxes lot f5o9.
.,,, mil 10 spy stE1ets On 1ecaips q the p:ise
,..,sa!. rs Ill pru.ests. See that my acnasose II
~.'.'-:! ssca tox.
", E.. DAVIDSON,
500 Proprietor, cincinusa.
,.a'RvIgA7I$ VAN SCfHAACkA
7u, lc...s ttoy.tste. is Like street. ChcaEo' aa
80 yra a<eole, ,ys m.pG1m N@w.s
, 1864-07-29
.FBaM 1I0ULTRIE COUNTY.

Tho Village OF Su11iEan-SleepY Hos-
1oxF tsnldn1,c- Co9pe RI eal1stta il
u1ou1trfc-%ketchee of tbD LeHdcEs-
Yne1r Plans and Frospects-The
, 1864-07-29
. MEDAL
Il LIONS p: -
For The Presidential Campaign.

yt,1.t .nv~e+o hi otoCYApn8 q Fle1d4thE Aa F1cs.
Mit1 r. rh Sarfy l1cloeed tn neat and ele9an!
esP'4s tee s,Hs
~ ~ I1Tersnr frcu1 anything heretofcre made
e any II az 70 10
tnd soit wholesale sud retail By 9ohH
GAILT. Nc. EarS FlAca, New York.
, 1864-07-29

BARCLAY, PERKINS & cos
4B GENUINE
LONDON PORTER And BROWN SToET,
. Bott1ed by C!sNDLER d SONS, LcnEon-
Itts wei known thst th.ea Of the Beef to,a
fn- innon Porter Ia csuntelfet and 1hurloos sseso
81 reQcial to those IN delicate health. .a-or
"Loxpos, Nov. IT'D, lsso'
with ,egazt to the gennineoese Of ne Besr saR,
r,tcd b. Metsrs Gambler Sons, 1HET ~ =
oaLY BARCLAY, PkHRASe q w..
GARDNER G. YVELlN.
iii Fulton street, New 7orE,
sole Agent for Caadlsf soaa.
, 1864-07-29
Eelmton's E1ttrrGeta
BanddeE, Rit1nevay, Gravel aak
DFoPs1Cn1 SwrzAiuxk.

This me6ie:ne inu~eazes tho poxex d tier.3o1 snR
a1clee thd Ahsoto<ntA ts%o as<hy a<tsoh aY Wafd
the Hatdr cE eAlct1es,u3 deopn:1cq1 una ali. u1aR-
tuTai en'vgeuaentsJ ~ f.dnrAd. 1=si psa aaA
tnds1arca arou. and Is good f~e nEn. Eozana .<sh.~
drnn.
, 1864-07-29
,:sT;.,iias ;a;tiSslur anercbgnt5

". POTTLE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.tx 8outh Water !. Chicago
it9 a<s1-4
, 1864-07-29
Special ,Notitea:;
MEEzRs1 MH-noffH R,aXpea

M&E1nss BKnSnoffE Bu1Ra.
Enis Is tbe most delightful End cxuac-dinaz5 s.tt.
evM discovered It changes the sun burnt fsos
t.nd hands to = pearlY satin texture Of r<v,shiae
tHkus5, tmpartinR the marble purity oI yorth, ans
lac dtHl1pk appearance 10 inviting In the city be4e
fhshion. 1t removes tan. frccktts r1nrles eno
, c1Rhrese from the skin. leaving the cotnT1oA'oo
-cah transnarent md smnoth. II contatbs IN wste-
Fla! 1Eur1ou1 to thh skin. Pstrnulzcc u AeIa@S.
trd' Opera sinEess. 1t u Whist eVeSs 1sos snoe'o
'1.ve. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by ". r. HAtaN' Asos' "+ -
AedtetA AL uIdcrt to
nFllAa i. BARNES CO.. New York.
ft1h-Yt aa:n rtTE
, 1864-07-29

The crops now being harvested are COED
much better than In the early part Of the
season we were led to expect. Wheat and
oats turn out exeel1ently. but In this region,
that, If the ruin comes speedily, will yield
perhaps half crop, but many moro nre past
recupe1atiou, and will not he worth the har'
Yesting. bop.
, 1864-07-29

Prepared trnra Pcze Vegetable Extracts, ccE-
tanning nothing injurious 10 the moss dsllcato.
, 1864-07-29

GUBSIsTENCE OFFICE, q. S.
- AEGT, Nc. = sor7n sTasE5::,
SEALED PR0ros AIS, IL durlica:e. 3tN - re-
csived 1t this ONCE upt1l II on NO.DAf. August
lat 1864 fcY iur7 lEE the Ulittd States euoaEte1ce
EGs.c H4xl.t fxt.f.l l,
, 1864-07-29

D:E1o7oHs:
SAMUEL HAEFa, j.. NgTTHAFs
J0EE OhTF. = 8: EEANs
JuAH bHONN. &. F.fi. MEl H4,
A. n. BRANnEIFF.
This fsur tfrtets IL aeFscee in rnAEg Collections
or all scresetbIt tnirt&
Cp,lec. ..nrt will Mcet with r.~n7t attention nu4
1e1nrn1 1nhee bY draft en- AeV York, Etnc!nEaGt
Ch1tarp ar HtSbufsh, tyTtb52i-lE
, 1864-07-29
35nufatful1ai.

Eds FIR lcfs uanihc, thar four thcust3d VII III
he +ptar;a,HHd. E. - aofAlks.
,l2di:.Set Cspe Z. :. U. :. d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
Negro Recruiting i'm Missouri.

The st. Charles, Mo, Rereille, CT the 9Th
inst, has the following: r-
AN OuTRAGE.-Last week two men, a
negro and white man, under the control
and direction of George III. Sender, negro
recruiting officer of this county, went to
the house of Mr.. Richard B. Keeble, citi-
zen of this county, for the purpose-they
said-of recruiting. Mr.. Keeble had nc
negroes subject to military duty; but this
negro and white man recruiter endeavored
to take of, against his will, a small boy
When Mr.. .Keeble demonstrated against
such violent and unlawful procedure, he
was abused and cursed in the presence OF
his wife and family by these recruiters; the
negro, especially, telling him that he was
coming back to arrest him. Mr.. negro then
went and took Keeble's saddle and carried
it off with him.
There is no excuse nor palliation for such
an act as this. 1t merits and will receive
the condemnation of every honest man, as
well as the authorities, when represented to
them. This act of brute force and cowardly
revenge is the direct effect of the teachings
of those eleven hour abolitionists who con-
troll the Demokrdt and Cosmos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
ALaw Suit Commenced One Hun.
dred Yenrs Ago.

A trial is ut this moment in course OF
pleading In Paris, which may be deemed
unique of its kind, having begun In the
year 1863. Revolutions and restorations
wars, rebellions, and inyasions have all
passed by, and yet the lawyers have never
once let go their prey, which, to do them
justice, has SO far prospered in their hands
that their booty will be enormous. A GER
tain M. Quinette had obtained from the
King Louis QuinZe, concession of land, to
be redeemed from the sea, in the bay Of
Mont Saint Michel Quinette was success
full In his speculation, rescued the land from
the waves, sold the greater portion of the
property thus acquired, when the conces-
sion was withdrawn by the Government, and
Quinette began the present suit. He died
ere it was fully launched forth on the all-de-
vouring ocean of the law; but that made
no difference whatever. QuiRettes pulses
were stilled, but the lawyers tongues
wagged on. Another generation of Quin-
cites arose, and another, and another
These differed in opinion-some urging for
compromise, some wishing to cease pro-
ceedings; but the lawyers tongues wagged
on, through the generations which had sue
ceeded likewise, until at last, on the 9th Of
March, 1864, nearly hundred years after
| the first word was spoken In the case by q
lawyer In p0wder-bag wig and crimped
ruffies, the last one was spoken by another
In curly hair, jet black whiskers, coral studs
and snow-white bands. This last expressed
himself sorry to inform the court that the
ocean, less tedious than the law, had swal-
lowed up SO great portion of the disputed
property that no more was left than just suf-
ficient to pay the accumulated fees. Where
upon the court in great alarm, after deliber-
ating for nearly century, hastened to give
a verdict in favor of the pleader, lest by
longer delay nothing should be left at all.
The most curious portion of the matter Is
the reverting of the claim between the ad-
verse parties, who, in the course of years,
have changed positions. The State, which
in the origin had been attacked by the orig
inal Quinette in 1859, has become plaintiff
in 1864, and claims an indemnity of 800, ,000f.
for the lands thus suffered TO escape. But
the lawyers would not admit the pretension
lest the fees should be swallowed up like
wise, and ordered the State to make over
the befooded territory to the heirs of Qui-
nette, and all the accumulated pecuniary
deposits to themselves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
Deaths of Ohio Soldiers.

The following is a list of Ohio soldiers de-
ceased in the Nashville Hospitals during
the week ending April o: Ho r
E. A. Miller, co. E, 9th Cav; Henry Bates
co. A, 3lst; Abraham Gaskell, co. G, 9tf
Cav; Henry II. German, 10th; Chase Heecy
CO. F, Goth; Francis Young, CO. III, 1st; Mar.
tin s. Moore, CO, M. 1st o. v. G.; H. ]. Kid.
ney, 18th Battery; Daniel Mclaughlin, co
G, 1st o. v. A.; Joel H. Philbrook, co. II
10th; David NJ. Smith, co. ID, 18th; John S
wilkins, co. M. 1st o. v. c.; James A. Hazen
co. +, 1st o. v. A; Henry Warner, co. X
lst ". c.; Ezra Hunnewell, co. A, 1st Art.
William w. Griffee, co. ID. 18th; II. d. Hen.
drick, co. b, 3lst; Thomas Byns, CO., M, 7tf
O.V. c.; P. o. Farrell, Z, 10th; Thomas II
Clark, co, d, 10th Cav; j. @. Hornbeck. co
B, 9TH Cav; David Smith, CO. X, 57th; Har.
rod Biggs, 90. c, lst Stephen Swisher, co
B, 18th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
sherif,s Sale.

David Smiley. ir. Order sale in Partition
Stephen Smiley & others.> lin county. Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
directed will offer for sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House. in the city of Columbus.
On D., 4,
Monday, the "a day Of May, a. D, 1864,
AT two o'clock P. H., the following described real
estate situate in the County OF Franklin and State
Firsse.x tract Of 4s acres. beginning at a beech.
Ba % ne q small ns surrey
line Of said Wilcox north u SEQ, w 50 5000 poles
Is sec e. l2s 100 poles to two bseches and sugar
tree; thence s. y seq; 100 poles to hickory
S9S small sS byns. On b south pi q @
Sec W. l2a ls1oe poles to the beginning. being part
Of survey No. 5l7. patented to John Nelson, who
tho same to John Barwell, and by the said John
Barwel and wife to David Smiley, Senior, by their
Heed. dated October 1885, Of record in book No.
SscSsSrA tract Of 9 acres. beginning a. two
beeches and sugar tree the southwest corner there.
pr " Robert ES strs S.nes
y. 2l l5oloo poles to Abeech, ironwood, and hickory
thcnee n. p deg. w. 50 sO-lOo poles 70 q stake:
thence south u deg, 50 so-iOG 70 the beginning,
HE @ 5 sns snS T & .sso y s i sS Sssl Med ss !. sss.
and lOe. of tho record Of deeds for said franklin
s sfsasi ssa & Iss & soss sss,
wife, by their deed, dated February 5th. aud pf
ecord in book Nos pages 500 and SO Of the record
herefrOm 81 scFes set Of and ssss6sd q Maria Snis
hey. as her dover interest in certain prooosdines
sH Rs s$s Ssar ST. 'ss 1as a %
and which ds.sIbsS IN two oSae psl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-13
Congressional Committees Travel
ing I'm Stnte.

Later news from the Federal capital as
sures us that we are to be visited by naval
committee, or rather a committee of Con-
gressmen who are toreport on a proper site
for the erection Of naval depot in the West.
The idea is a good one, but what is better
still, the committee Is to be accompanied by
the ladies or wives of Its respective meme
bers. The telegraph leaves us wofally In
the dark as to whether the report Is to be
furnished by the ladies, who bring the gen.
tlemen along merely as companions, or
whether the entire mission is spree Of con-
siderable magnitude, looking more to mu-
tual enjoyment than national business.
Taken altogether, we almost come to the
conclusion that the sending of ladies with
Congressional committees issomewhat Of an
Improvement on the old plan of operations.
They may serve to keep the Congressional
mind In q healthy condition, and enable 1t
to act with sounder judgment relative to
the objects of its mission. To be sure, the
ladies know but little in regard to naval
matters or naval depots, but then the COM
mittee win be able, In looking after their
companions, to exhaust much time, which
might otherwise be spent profitably In a
more thorough consideration of the wants
of the naval department.. The precedentis
good one, and should be duly appreciated
by the Common Councils of cities Of the
first class.-C Cincinnati Times.