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The following are some Of tbs fuIss BY
which fortune ssliers profess ts 5. saidsa
in their practice Of astrolsgy:
January.-He that is bern ID January
will be, laborious and q, lover of good
wine, be very subjsot to is6delisy,, sstts
will be complacent, and Withsl dns
singer The woman born in this month
!siiI make q good houseHiiss rather p.el-
ancholy, but yet good d-natured.
February.-The man born in the uentk
of February will love money much, but
4adies more He viii be stingy &c one,
but prodigal abroad. The lady sill be-
humane and afsctlenate 70. her Msthsr.'
Mareh.-Hhea man born in Maroh viii
be rather Thaudsoms.. but hemililb bo hsnest
and prudent. he will die poor.-T TAs
lady will be passionate, jesleass aud =
shatterbsx. seSN ss 2s1fssssAtss . sH-s
April.-Ths man who has thsrmisRsr-
tune to be born In April. will be subject
to maladies; he viii travsl 10 his dissd-
vantage, bfor he will snnarry rich hsiress,
who will make--swhat yon Bosdsabt sp-
lderstand. The lad. born this amezth Will
great talk. ,saoyss7 bassaes' 's''F
|sB Ma Saqb bs m q ,pE e. =. q & goo 81 .e
Estsy M hasTba.ds 60, !. "a = ;sslI.sL-
will ,mak sh;,.v;S:sS,,snnv.'A ThssI.a. .;is,
be eonallu -bl.st in .sssfs r....c.. 40,
IN, .
r. saaei III ~ saa lDy'h IN 'ne monsh o.
sSne niifc 20 u hna,i s'atprss 1nas Psst
H. osa'sy s:,soneas ,oaa : ssa ns laoy y!p
I;msrrv evonaa q ~ asfsssze = -. ,s' sc scs:sss
gr,s., sss ..oe aze =.
nsn oolu tu tus nossh
VI VI July W'il % Iat ana sauer, dsasb .tcf
non.h mil ~ - s.;.s..,u ~ - a.Io u u s'1D
lin oba Ps 1
w;itt. 70 =. 1o = ~ - nn ses4sns
. " - asi -, So sempsf
ausust--i ne nsn born IN the mopth
oI 'Augus' viii DC amoitieus ana eeur-
sssoss! ne VIII. psyessve wises'A ihe
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ssS- The deacon WASH I very, much be.,

ssv The deacon WASH t very. much bes.
hind if the following Be true: .si ssg,.
In small town on the Sehuylkill river
there is church in which the singing hss {
run entirely down. II had been led many
years by one of Athes dsacons whose VOICE
and musical powers had beer -araanally-
failing. One evening tAe clergy nangr
out the ky mn, which was, 10 pscsliay !,
Measure, rather harder thar usuai, aad :
the deacon led off Upon its ceaelusies
the minister rose and saids .9seii =
Brother b = will please repeat,
the hymn as cannot pray after such :,
singing"
The deacon very compossdly pitched
into another tune, and the clergyhan pro- .
ceeded with his prayer. Having 6nished's
he took up the book TO give the second I
b ymn, when hs was intercepted kt Che /,
deacon gravely getting up aud saying in
a voice audible to the whole cosgfsgs
-tion: - sdt .tashisss Z 81; sas ~ rlel
"Win Mr., c.. plsase make another.
prayer 1t would be impossible for nae
to sing after such praying as that r. sos...
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nsy- Gen. Carl sSchurz has take't the
stump. Whether he took 1T by slow ad-
vances or by a direct and dash'ng assault,
the military exploit is undoubtedly as
great A one as he ever achieved.
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hsy Gen. n

ssy- Gen. Hooker has made Lipceln
speech. 1t is said that the gallant General
fought.at Lookout Mountain "aboye the
clouds" bat he is evidently IN the very
MIDST of clouds now. .....a. :, i
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-sfts It - Ssit A&s~7s =
B@ A writer in the Abolition organ
says that Mr.. Lincoln wants tie keep ''aA
doors. all avenues open Tor the return OF
the States to the Union."e No. he is not
willing for any States toireturn except
the niger gate and under the
niger arch. qgo sdi fs ss7iss4Ha lis
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psr The Army's ''long rolf is the
roll that contains the names
of the 3oO,00O brave and iiery-hearted
men sacrificed by the Administration s
its blunders, and its lack
of earnest patriotism.-[ Losissills, Jour
ooJ .s.-.. 49,.
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in frsnzy, who tell their histories disjoin-
tsdly, though withal it is as musical as a
airge. -
-sa a MEMORY. ioa
Take those heliotropes out, they are all
~ -- tao sweet, IA
Ny soul grows faint with the rich per-
fume
They call up vision ofswift young feet,
And far face folded in chilly gloom.
would I might summon her up from
| her rest, '''' H'"
And clasp her again 10 the dear old
/ way, ae tsvsh sff .sg7s5 - T
Her fair young head on my lonely breast
But the dead can never csme back,
they say. -
But know that at timesais have felt her
breath, 4ras1 ~ ssessisEs} ssG
And her light kiss fall on my drowsy
And I know that she loves nae so well in
death, -,
She longs for nae, evshin, Paradise.
- -.F-s ts sF-sF-+cAfs " t~sS = Is +Se~ ts-.- a
Look, friend, at the picture that hangs
up there; lI asg5z sat 3&6
A moment wait, till the ire grows red.
Do you seq it The eyes and the, falling
hair?
WE'LL that is my darling, but now she
s is dead. s-zf1~s sSs ss@E So
.ste.ssa1 SD l.s Nsesa|3 Tsss93
When Rosamond sits in the, ftful glow
Of the ire---there, child, move out OF
1t, pray .e.g dt ay;saf. -sz tra
With the hair ON her white. neck sweep
ing low, f-e ss4sa.s =
Her mother wore it the self sal me way
I sometimes think she has come ouce
To sit with me here; but | know she is
dead -
Love, go fasten the great hall door,
And shut out the sunset SO tearfu;ly
red. ,s.-...;-..5.
The artist that painted that picture you
Was delicate boy, but a stripping page
And my darling she never loved apy but
Butt had grown blind with p5jealous
rage:
Through heiong, long hours he would
sit and paint 3 '.'S '
9 Hersmle was brighter, more gay her
ss-a song; Etls sifz s-sEties t4e s.
And l deemed her untrue that bitter
wrOngl 5sa6s3fsi.G % tac s5
a ID iS AIaY s
For know, too late, that the smile was
worn .laa.t us1 e1sA js3 ssu =
That the picture might smilelike a
sunny day; sses tasa bsshani ot,
And the gay glad song that she sungrwas
Of a secret sweet in her heart thatalay.
There are times the Angel of good from
our hearts '-s5a
Goes out, and l know that the Fiend
comes in; zfA1 So seg - e1l
When all that is tender and true departs,
Leaving the dregs Of our folly and sin.
! was pitiless then, and ! called her false,
said that she loved him more than L;
Because that night, in the dizzy waltz,
saw her smile as they foated by. asz
tfrsas sI al ua 5d8f sa3 30 sns5s 81
May God, forgive menthe deed / did, nae
fhe griefl wrought and the bitter woe!
For her heart is under thcscofhn-lid q
And the dead can never come back, you
know. sE1 .a5aas1is guIo
'g 1a7t -ELEANoREs 8PERoY.tI II
SPRINGFIELD, August, 1864. IL" st7aa
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ss- A. Clergyman IL Tennessee. on
sabbath recently, gaze ont the. fsst lipsIss
Iui "Lord, let q rspentant rebel live" =
when . .shcddy ,.cfseisi. sprsng up, en- /
claiming, aNot unless be takes an. estk W "a
vote for Lincoln Z liz, ss,s,s ,sssw ii
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t<g 4 machine has been invented in
Springfield which washes dishes. II wills
wash all the dishes on table for twelve
persons in ten minutes
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sg They're always giving things difs 2
ferent designations from what they used
to have, = said Mrs Partington TO fke:-ss
SIN my opinion what they call thei new
-ralgias is seatamountto old rhematis.'gs aas
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E'.,rln for Sale.

MIGHTY ACRES Of land near Antioch, In
~ thIs eeunty. 55 acres cleared, three log
dwelling hoases and ether buildings. Said
farm is well adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
s;hetwefl, 1T Antioch, or the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm is ordered to be
sold by the Will Of Isaac Philips, deceased.
f. NJ. PEILIPS,
THOMAS WEST,
Fab. Is. lest Executors
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Dottrp~

The annexed poem has q terrible pic
turesqucness, Ike the narratives of men
in frenzy, who tell their histories disjoin-
tsdly, though withal it is as musical as a
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*5 In sss Il se9 10 ss ,5f'.s Il @aa
glowing, under the supertnseudence OF
Meeers: Manly q Il promises very
finely indeed. a better and mora Uniform
growth OF stalk WA never Asea- There arc
other lots OF from 10 to 200 acre6' at other
points In IroQuofs and Champaign coQatles,
alI looktng well. At St. Johus ID tha veil.
knpwn plantation OF 300 acrea belonging to
A. W. Mason, which is reported as the nnest
: field Of cane Ia the West. At La Ssile, Nj.
Hsdjev has about SC acres. The Davenport
Io1u} Company have heariy 800 actss, with
4 fine promise Of a prof table yield
+. 4 small Guild OF Charles Kildare, =. an
rora, was burned to dealh One day last weak.
It VIA plalipg @tth some matches, and set
It's clothtR on fire.
The school house kno wn Us thc.Van Doren
school vt Farm RIdgp, In La34lls couaty,
wes burned a faw nights since oy tho Cup
perbeacs, because they had been deseated oy
Inc Republicans in an election for Directpra.
On Tuesday last, tho body Of Ats. A. e.
Convis was found ID the causl ut Joliet 1t
IL get. r2lly supposed that sho drowned hcf-
ELI in f1t OF temporary insanity.
The house Of Mrs. Scott, Ia Dali IN, Taze-
well County, WAS struck BY Lightning on the
morning vi the 15tb, and con iterAuty dam
agsd. Que OF her cutldteu. q bo,, Tas rem
cered ins:nsinl+ by the ahock. In which con-
di,lon he rctna'nEd for q uum ,er OF hours.
Other inmates of the house mere also more
or less Injured.
, 1864-08-30
THE INDIAN w AR
1a1po1.TANE IRON MAREsvILLE.


MARYsynLE, KAN, Aug Is. 1SGt-S r. N.
TTo campaales ct the Marshall county
militia lave returned ftom Little B.ue Sta
tion, ninety mills west ot.tnis place, nudcr
klsjor John D. Nelle. AtRjur Wells reports
that Captain Murphy, Of tic U. b. v, Tlh
Iowa cavalry. With cue piece Of artillery,
SEQ a company Of the militia, tad light
xith the Edians-sioux and cnsyennes-
twelve miles from Little Bluo Station, shtre
the road Izom Foit Riley TO Fort K:araeg
crosses Elk creek. There we're five Indlans
kallec ana two whltee-Georgc Coustaole, Il
fseIghter, who was taking 1Ar4.9 train TO the
uulrtains. nId IL su1tfer bclo0gtng to Capt.
Murpby's company. Cous1ab,s was killed
while hr nad some Of TIT: soluier5 very try
i.z to st some Of a.s cattle lrum tue Ia.
dtune, which the lndfacs %ere herdtng, nv
in. staue4<aA .tem from tho truun la:i week
-lhlee hn1&frd and furtY In ali.
This tight tot,k place on Tuesday, the 10Th
inst. The soldiers and militia fought tncm
'ltr 3oru 1ou1R, ard h5aliy had to retreat
aud Itnvc the red skirs. The Indisus 1ol-
lowed tbera about ten ussles. Capt. Murpay
retusne1 to Fort ktarney and the militia r.
turned uome. rot being able to compete
with 70 large 2 foe. About 500 Indians, lid
hy white NTH, wt1o engaged, bnt much
larger number were szen At d:stance- Their
number Ut ttat place bus been estimated at
from 1900 10 $500.
mounted Oh Tie 1eetsst horses that travel
the Plaint, aud those ju the cngasemeut OF
Tuesday Werp-Well armed with rllles.- The
cavalry could not use their .reyolvers, owing
to the long range Of ere, nnd tho ,1ndi4ua
had guns OF longer range than eIthcr the
United States soldiers OF the militia. The
MOUNTED howitzers became disnbicd aIte,
tbt first Ire,
The arms fur the militia Of this county
| have lot ykt arrlycd, and our people are be,
| coming very much usatsnrJ, and not without
cause, One hundred famules have Lon
stock und 1smilies to this place Some havs
| iest The country entirely, ueEer to return
| I1nltss stels are taken to drive THESE sui
devils from the border, OF our oRn peopl'
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The two Baptist Spcietlee at 9a1eBburg
have united, and will huild d large csurch.
The psople of Altopa and Galena IRE build
Ing lsr9e and handsome svh"ol houses
'tlu Father Of Waters has come to grief.
A few days ttnc- A. te'tschfcger Of Quincy
waced the Mtsslssi3p'. aat no poist Has .tne
water aboTe 1.is shoulders,
Tie tao sops of Mra. Hooner, widow
lady living at Quincy, were poisoned q lev
daas tfncs by cutting ch=cse. They barely IT,
coTertt.
A great temperance revival Is In progress
at O4uawha.
The qroia Of Bureau county ia 823.
n y cheter, EsQ-, q law1 er at Rock Island
WIS nominated 1os the 5tute Senate at Gen
eEeo- last Tuesday.
a 1itrle daughter Of Daniel Cline of Id
En1,e fell in Iriyy gault ut that place and
was drowned Oh the 21st list.
TITS following Is summary statement Of
1ntcrhal revenue ta1Gs In the 5th District of
Illinois, during the 5e7r ending G0th June,
1864, By John II. Brsant, Collector;
Total nuount received from al
Ts1 W Iii spirits shipped to other 49,. 49, :.
The r.sidence Of janss sprowcll near
Bnfhv;llc, was buried few nights since.
Loss, 81 eco.
A Da,,yrnan's Association has been formed
by tnr milk men Ct E,g,u, Dundee aid al
po1 ou,p. Of which Dr.. j. TetIt is President.
The mica Of milk Ii liked at Is cents Per gal
Ion, trco Of freight
a destructive fire occurred at Washington,
Pef,rin copplY, q frW duys atnce,. hy which
the extensive sash and btind factory Of JaMes
Smith d. Sons was coNsunci. L?ss o,uO:
A man rzned uulger, supposel to be tho
murderer c7 Henry Berry;has occn trast5d
st P1ki3. TIC murder 7aa eonmi1!ed IN
1851. ,-....-
hGermnn named Bennett Dater was drown
cd IN FRIDAY last at the mouth o: the t5ale1a
river, while trying to ford IT,
On tht Goth instant, young Womac named
Hi ittsd suicide by drowning lcrscH
In 1hc Cedar river, near Waterloo.
The peore county Supervisors h7ve yoted
| a $50 b.,unty for the first ooe hnndr.d.and
alty volunteers uDder:the ac" call
Rev. ", D. Atchison, Of Belyidese, has re-
ce;ytd bis commission as chaplain Of tue
| 45th illinois.
Utten Smith. Esq.,; Keg1:aet n Of the city
Tne ,l},nofs Central Railroad are preparing
! IN ,a.1acp thp two wooden railroad bridges
7. Errofe the Menominecss, bet Tten Dualeikh
! 49, f..1.1a uftb Iron structures -6omcthiug
beur1iinl and durable 4 large ssono culvErt
ia a,so coon to be built under the track in
t iinn;titn asa water cutlet, which will be
tytr onc lundrsd teet in length, Of hezvy
| store
A ,oure man named Wilson. living about
r., - nile iron the village Of. secor, conmte.
I'd fuiclaa on Monda;; H. nisnt by hanging
hi@s ased T. t. bsee i've Seen1 Seen 1unrequitsd 1ose
xopnr lad named Charles Hets1er ~as
t,13sd ~. the oa3, at 5ecor, bJ the dl= ch r:e
nf a enr with which he WAS P pa5log.
The quota Of stephenson county, to squaffe
her IN noder all cslle, Is 369. They s1pscl
to d.: ttteir full portion to CLEAR tue SIT.
| rom atstt -
, 1864-08-30
| OPENING OETEsE CAAPAHGN
! III NORTHERN ILLINOIS,.
Grand Musx Meeting ut Aurora Au-
gust 21Ih.

kNAAt&-A~%
AURORA, Aug. q.
TIC 1o,a1 men Of Kane, Will, and South
n.Fo.h hare b.d monster ca,,,.r,po at An.
1s4A~A0 1A1'~ 'A-'~ = 1'1sA'7'~A e'@'A1~ 's ~
3o!o'
As carry as O'CLOCK IN tne morning tsat-
urday, 27tb) delegations commenced arriving
from tilIereut parss of tho country, many Of
th-m leadt d n7 bands of music win bunncrs
n,,..~-C@,;,, ~ Ch,r,o, c.,a.a R,+,-,.
4ys1DI, ~ ~ 80; Ia, 49, 80
Lisue hoch' o'g nosh' o1s.o1. riauo' orA-
vile. OsWeEo, Whestl=nd, Sapcfvluc, NEW
towns In the counties adjoining. >
MI ,,,,o,1s ths s+reat. ~ arrx,-s 4varo
~ - sissA -"e ~ 1>e'A Wv Wv
cFo"oed WIN earnest on1on men ana "onen
who had come many miles to attest their de-
votion to the Union, cro~dlng the W w.lks, aod
ieast fifteen thousand persons wrrr present.
The Soldie1s' AID Societies OF aurora 1ad
nrrxnged for agrand fair. The pubic square
was titted up with the spea sers ttan III ,e
c.ntre, otatitu.ly tccorated, with WELCOME
e1ereens. In various parts Of tue equare
we're booths filed with u bouutiful supply Of
catablss Of the choicest III d. Th-se ny1tAs
were aleo elegantly decorated stth ever
green's, banners and n1oltues, and presided
over BIZ the loyal ladies' Of Aurora, whose
hearts e{mpatiitzc alth our brave sold,ers
nov tehtin. me battles OF their country.
The a1neficaa cosors we're represented ia
one OF tue professions By. young Iadies in
th.te carrfr:es, dresaed Respectively in red,
white and blue. At O'clock Tbs meeting
| gss called to ORDER, and ". B. Hawktoe,
| Efu.. was chosen Chairman. The meeting
! wEs opeucd by the Lnnaards, ss.1e: :ed by
! Mtssrs. Hickey and Boutwell,, while the in-
n,epse 1hrong joined them ia singing "Amcri-
| Gu" with II will that showed tnat they still
| inyed old America. The Rev. uf. Forester,
! Of aurora, followed with prayer, In which
i be appealed to tue Father Of Nations for his
= teued to be moved by deep sen=s Of de-
yotion. Tho sole1nnity Of tae OCCASION was
! very impressive, as thousands uf uncovered
! heads bowed before tie great .hrore.
Our candidate for Lienteua3t Governor
/ Was then introduced, and cntertalucd tao
! audfeLce with an atie, enthusiastic, soul
stirrsre epeecb. The Uplon men Of illinois
; ttel proud Of him, AID rejoice 1T the, good
, 1864-08-30
GEN. MCCLELLAN ON AR HI.
TIA hX AExKES TE.
Letter from Gen. mcC1e1lnu to Cen.
M>u2z%, Orocr1ug ri,e AEreat Of she
mary lnnd Lrc1biaEur6s

Marr lana AfGlPaAk1lrs
[cosPDEHr1AL-
HEADQUARTERS AitxT or THE PoTox1c,
WA+u1sotos, Sept. II, 1851.
Moj. Gen n, P. BANKS, U, 8: a, ,
General: sAt.cr full consultation with the
P1ttidept, Secretaries Ut Staser Was, &c 1t
tas been dccideo to effect the operation pro-
osed Tor the l7tu. Arrangements have bscn
mas.e to have g government steamer Ut 40
1ppolls to receive The prisoners and Carry
tttut to tteIf destination
suue four Or i've Vi the ehisf men In the
affair are to pu n1rtBted tu:day. When they
meet Oh the 17tn Jon viii please have eysrse
thing prepare to arrest tue whole party, aud
be su1t ttsr none escape
II Ia unds rBtood that you will arrange with
Gen. Dix AnuAiog. SsWaid the'no1a ~ 0Je,a d..
Ii Las bet II tntlmated to me that the meet
Ing might take p1ace on the 14th; please DO
prepared. wonld be glad to.haVa you ai-
vlee NE frequently Of your arrangements dn
rtga1d IT, tits very Important matter.
I, il ia successfully carried but, it will 60
far tnwarc breaktBg this backbone Of tins IT.
b. l]ion. It will psob-bay be We'll to hnru 4
special traio quietly pFvparsd to TAXA the
p1tss.ners to Annapolis
your tact aud oiscrttInh-the ubsotuto neces-
sity OF tccrtc3 anu SUCCESS Wish the high
tet regard, atn, ny dear Gcnerat, yuur Bln-
cere Ii1ena, GEORGE B. MoCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. q. :. A.
on the 20th Of the same month Gan Nc
Clel1an sent the folio rfng dispatch:
10 Agj Gen. Eanks:
|, Have yon un, mure OF our friends to send
fruu Fftcerick TO ;AnuHpolisg Please an
ERsr Ut utce. ! WIsh to knoT on account
Of ordes1ug OF bout
: Aai Gen. McC1sL1AS.
Commenting on The foregoing, c. Chaaeey
gnrr, an iunucntla1.Ne" York "Uonorratic'
l.ader e.,h ia biz s'0hi Gua.d'' for August:
"ue mockipgls calls tho victims OF his
etspotlc deeds 'sour J17ends'> ia that d
rtccru for b. fnau to go brfvre the Democrlcy
+ with, az uominee for President, In u cam
pa,4n fer i1cedtmy Il toe legislature OF ,
Foverc!xn Sra.e may be plugged into bas-
tile bE The Fel.ral Goyerament, then there
II Ill tud to the syst u established By our
fasbe,e. 1t euc5 o. eh was not e,iv.s, the
tXtsrtt ce Of tho Demoar tic patiy. Is 5r.ud
from the hgfpu:"g. By inc Constitution
aud III a Of inc State Of Mar.s laad, tuaE acE
is punishable With deati, "
, 1864-08-30

put In condition to defcad t1etnsolFes,
pno drtTe thin back from tho aettlam cuts,
t1Ie country wiu become 6opopnlated in q
shurt ttuec~ This ID no indian sc97e, a1t ID
Ipdtsn war in reality. eud the oloooy scenes
Of hi, netota are being enaeteo on toe ooeooe
ofturuwu State.
Thtr.h.s been no coach up az far as Fort
Eeatno1 for ten d,ys Crest anxiety exists
b.,b tonight in regard to tns sieuaaoa OF
Brig. Gen sherry an. Capt Thohpson acd
lis cum pap7. of. the 18th Kansas VuluhtSers.
They Lett this place IN tie 14sn Inst. bfl;.
Gen 3b+rry hsa $50 men 10 LIS eaulnl M- ~
Tlsy st.ufed for The Republican, OF " mug
kock, stream emptying a. .ta ,ns hs,JS Of n. ~
cu rhE South st6e, vhtrc ia:se oea5 ~ ~
diape, are camped, anu whsre the5 nave aooas
s,ncr % the he f;rst Of this month over LOCO
-tcl14rs o,tb cf propcrtt hsE becn dcstrosta
and stolen by the 1ruieus ou thc foaa eass VI
Furt keartey. Our men report toas nous.
coffee bno ten, and all kinds OF groce1es w
bt tn eacs &C bY the Indians. 4 greae many
uore persons have been kilied bet*eon heFo.
and Fort Kearpey than VIE tilst rePosted.-:-
You1s,;in haste j. D. BRuMBAucH.'
FROM NEBRASKA.
-. Rock CazEk Nebraska, Aug. 49,.
write you fr,u Ka1.svi1ls came on
slowly to this place, waiting for Mchee an1
ANGEL. Two Companies casns n1seS d9mn }h'3 'ss'e,.
uany of rrputuf troops lid pftchu battle
with The Indfans, Tbs regulars h1d a small
cannon, whlch ~as disabled at tho first DO.
They lost two mep., The indians were re-
ported to ride very feet hons:e. They fought
Terv bod and dsterntns6s e be '11s I"tns tho
were he1dtpg lot Of stock, dud had traln
With ,bem = tue ridge bctween The Little
Blue md Republican. rhtfc were two trains
taktn On nine ollie ridre5 and goods 'scat.
tered III every direction, and aomo wagons
burned. Ttr men mostly got a~ay:
There WIS ono whole family murdered, one
yonpg ladT missing, and in al, between this
and Fort Kea'ney, aoout tWcnty y-nsc hiFed.
Soue bodies Remained unhu'ied I'LL Wisoln
few day. ago. Some b.di-s wete horribly
mutt1httd, with The limbs burned from thsr
booles, and sucts like atrocities.
The returned mtlitin thl,ss 1t Will take at
least 4 thous ,ud men to put them to Fight,
THIS certainly will b. done SOON, and they
Will take 10 The mountaias for winter qoar-
te1e. Yours,
o. F. SHoRr.
, 1864-08-30
Constitution Wates

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pera1snt cure u sn diseases Of The Stomach, Ilvs0.
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il i nc. HaG1cki xares. Il IL ror: expessuusf
INT Constitution Water hAs etl4a! .eet. and 1Gu
saY Let no MAJ donbt When 1LXIc bottle hx4 Aaa19
II sala co9ou7 has Oiled :: ressyt. - A.
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down popu1a. remedies while the better sktled MAd9
use Of cvcEJ mear1 TO Aeccmplsh = ~uro: and ~
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who arc prder 5oua Specia1tEs cars ron 1e47 ~
rear, and NC particularly aInde To ladies' who aze
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of succras Is thern Honlc be 1Ccs; sopllcatsaM
10 the thfcas fpr dlseaRee OF tsh hrala.
We hnve always been careful "a nso isny0ngo n oE1
circular that could not ahock the Eo5t defcata
E4tioa but recetve 20 msry enEo ffexS
petson1 for which Consutue1oh II asef u adAtsod az
pf whose disease no uent1on hss hstn n~e, thas ~
hare .he "onc1uson that II t'e remedy @
may be, Il should b made knowu. Tie u.ed}ctr-A
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