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, 1864-10-13

III addition 70 tae sisa4s ptevioas sekn'w.cag.
q s%: 'asIs'.s e. & s. ssl 81
Tissoo. IS 60: ;; c5:.. fs@ 'soa. s nxD''- q
esa:e 81 s s esss ass,sa r n:tss Snee
5oc. Entt,ld Gro7e.Rosseil Csenny, 81. Ev-
2psv,,le-conr Church. sto; NE cbssca. ~;
Fex s. 20 uioa msetas g.
Footye-T F. ~ Wilson, ST; ! Mott, s.; Jas fAsn:
~ =; Asorss e. s1ephtn., IS: Jo-sph cose}. 9;
* x, ko. mo-co}o1ed T. sSaa = ssso,
s. fsn,tS S%ts'oD' si h1nn-Litsle foks, by Miss N E
DO ;sa Il: ea!s : ss e spsss: 81
$at9- 0mfst.o August report.-Anobetssbsr4 sr4-
tD' co;D' ss2.g; !ngstsoiacoIa sas5; Loadoa-
s ss ~ ooiaefmoso ss5fpl.oGln s''; u 8e0F'eas'
6tmdrts7.-Cash tterps, S33 6 b5 ny " I, Wright,
$s1.I: BY Adams, 81; 81 F 4 Noble, s 30; ooJ
- 1eeeseeman 81. Totai receipts TOT tne aoatn,
MILITARY 1TEAs.-The 18th Il1inois-huud'ed
days tFoops-we are informed arrived At spriuz-
h.id en - tMold.y last where they will be mustered
TIE tSsth and l4oth are no = At salphur Springs
asnut miles from st. Louis fhe 1a9th has
solahseefea to Ieuain 20 loug as It's pteaence =
to re,ar9 70 the State eometine during the psese
uesR. Inc lsG = IL doing ga1riaon dtuY tn the
s'x r. Mebel desesteT< arrived at the Rest yester-
day. They were from A. T. V,lrs corps at PeteEs-
burg. They went to 1T. Louis.
ASSAULT IND RonDEar.-Yesterday morning, a
little past midnight, u naval otacer, attached to
the naval recruiting rendezvous in this city, was
set npon near the corner OF Halssed and Randolph
btreets, oF iour men, knocked 90 m, rendered To-
fens1he, and robbed ot his Hatch and Al10 in
mopey.
WD1 A#AkEs! NORTH SIDE! 1.-The supporters
Of the Republican Union State sud National no n.
nees. who are IN tayor Of oreaotzlug North Side
Wide ~sket tor the campatpn, are invited to meet
at nrner aaIl. on Friday evening, at TX clock,
Let there te rousirg attendauce.
MANI Old VIDE AWAKEs.
Pioneer Wlde-Awakex.
HEADQUARTERS PIONEER WID8-AwAKEs
LINCOLN HALL. Oct. Is. 1861
ALI members Of this organization are notified Ia
assemble att o'clock this eyeufns for parade,
By Order, JAMS 3. 4AYnss,
C*p:. Com'd'g.
, 1864-10-13
ReaI 45HtatR==Nnu1ltrp.

TOR sALE-A Farm in Knox Co.,
III two 3!ea soH,hves; Of tlllra. on th: Cht
esao ID, stoa Gang, Ra,lsoaa. eon tstsn. q
iior nnp*r .to!oushlg a.sia:d. Hi;a }2 Eoa! 81
Ntso hnt dred acIea tf motbY a7d c.oy1. a
ynsrg osth%. iust coEmsnest beating aehoos
In tt ftyn and nj II. chn. oat scEo:l5 6c.
Il 1evn. + il one ct Tho nEsst stock and Gran s,
t3ate or address oT latter fj1 tEo 9ee1s.
GEO. HILL, Blaoutugson, N. ceis u.oA.
FOR SALE--24o acres CHOICE
Il Timber Land, in Als2sn co.-, utch. * Enss W
tso ths lass TIER oaongn esmloes nas1 on .ne
etIIaize Lao NIB Tss .. ane ia1 Ins ya
s?e-p. sho VIII tt h1o n:s,s y tss = FIJI M unass;
eou:h Di7:sont xety lox' y eaHgE eaEk " ~ E.rh Il,
EOR SALE Farms. 81 ! 2 acres
T. s91a, ~ aesee q 10; 81 acsss q r. acrea
~s1ksa; il seres d soo; ~ A:res s;;oo q ara
s.1ss.aii All (me5o1sa. 3. 8. cuAAt ;ass ~
C&a1k 1uest oeA*@ssss
, 1864-10-13
New xorA Dry Goods Trade

IFrona The New York word, 1asa.1
Tbe orr Foeds tr1de Of the cit! t9 Gant1Ss Ga' nt
rhitdy Il sntticp and 1t IL lpposalhts 70
ne vkole amount offered, aTtu :! she tos pirs psaIi
cunfnt. buyefs Will onty SAaA WhAs %Ge3 AsSe*<s
for 1he1r tunaeai4te Hks0.
, 1864-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, October IL
Edward Stanley, late Military Governor Of
North Carolina. publishes a. letter favorlns
Mcclellan and opposing. the emancipation
policy Of the Administration: He expresses
grcat kindnets for the Adminiatrat. N per-
cnna1lr.
, 1864-10-13

Suction 5alfS.
AUCTION SALE-B5 D. q.
IL noREE. Groce.leh L,Qnn1s Lss?sr. &o'' &e.'
O. 4h5hs = so&Sfss AS; !;
ess.s ssss1 ssas ~
ocis as haaxe' iisp Il HORNE sac.tonssr
AUCTION NOTICE.-Ou. text
IL Fr1r1srre Sale Wilt take plaza
On TUEspAY, Oct 1slb. at es o'clock,
fs4,,sn fru r a.. he1s atts. siLbxEr sA~PsoN.
&C t.Esn auctunse1s. a, 4b aad II D Ds4rbo5a.st.
xNUBERT q SAMPSON.
VI Auct,ereers. u, u aud n p~asss:a st.
J,rpe Trads eele Of CRocKER7,
AT AHCTluN.
~, wnFKsDAT.C October 18Th, at ~ O'Clock, va
Y II ss1I a our saleMoonst aolendso ltno OF o'at
Eh,o g. auite Wste, 70 opan ieas. n qua aut.ea 70
sT pasf. Bisaxs.s and ia Nars ii q lae
S1* se*rrTr Conntry dealer. vii 90 reltto attend
s;s Se0d' s;Effsas Ptsifs a9a o5sR'a
rHBERT Il SAMPSON,
IN aensral Anenoaet7., Il. u = u bes-bosn II
100 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
AT AUCTION.
IN I'll tesa o. THURSDAY, oes. 18Th, at ~
n.rock, 1t cur SAeafo0uB. sno . Dearborn ttte35
S q Boos aad seSss 9Sgasti9x e 1.as ed ia
s6cs1. Women's and Al.sss' iaea Boots. con@eas
Tss sbove goods IRE tutt xeesiyed 10 tas 1a.s,
Vs5safy fg tRs shhEE 8 shfsEE =: ;oE ssHeoSa aas
, 1864-10-13

vAoRAk1s May Fey. Mary Carpenter, and
Csnie Williams. lbreo no'osiuus Wells .treetc char
ac'ere were azres'ed, charged aih being coucerued
In the robbery Of coun:1yman at til. den known
rs tie ''Wlllow.'' There not being aurncient
proof IL tufalp the cbat9e Of robbery, The charge
Was cAarred To raer.ucy 400 they were 1ued $50
each, Su6 In refauit a-nt to the Bra0ewef.
Atna Wright, ard teven ftmsle boarnese. were
e1mlar> nittd SO and cuess each4 II keaper and
inmates Of q re.ort tor warrants aud dlHos1efly
cha1actess generally. Clark street nesz JackAon
, 1864-10-13
Amount advanced by AID Kahn aad re- .
1eis.ipe upps1c c........ :. ..,..... 1O7E
Otne: unbil!t 1856
Total Indebtedness .....,,...
ELEVENTH WAHp.

ELEVENTH TAHp.
At tie meeting last evening the committee on
il e1ehsed Euhecripuuus reported orer 4l,501 81
col tc,ed curing the Gag. Tne Ward needs about
5000 Of :be cuupty loan cashc1. and also about
$i,s00 atdiuonal waso fanu. This ward has done
Lobby. having rtduced its quots from los to IS 1t
put Ia Il men yeetercay. The committee haEiog
II matter In charge determined tha. the quota
tbail be Asled and the trst* avetted, and tns COM
tn,ttee on subscriptions will sraln call on the res
ioentf o! the ard ard otoers, t, day. to ub>cribe
There will be maes meeting this tyensug Ut Au-
rrA Hall, No 113 Mtlwaukaa avenue. Au1 evtry
rtsIGeut OF the ward should attend.
, 1864-10-13
Illinois and Mis- slssipp5 Tc1cs
graph Company Annual 1a1cc-

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Wednesday. Oct. B.-At q
meeting Of the Illinois and Mississippi Tale
graph Company, held at Ottawa On tue 5th,
the toll o~lDg gentlemen were elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing year: Hon. J: Catoal,
Pr siienr;- Edward e. Beebe, Vice~Pres1-
cent: Thomas D. Cat1iu, Secretary.
, 1864-10-13

Vessels Passed DEtFolts
rs..c1a. Dispatch 20 tha Chicago T5t5une1
DETEo1r, Wednesday. ocs. H.
Ur-prop Dean R!chmcna.
ntwx-N1re-
Wluu EcEthwe.t.
, 1864-10-13

HEADQUARTERS PIONEER WIDa-AwAKEs
LINCOLN HAIL. Oct. is 1861
All members Of this organization are notified to
assemble AT o'clock this eyeufns for parade,
By Order, JAMS z. uAYDEs,
C4n, Coeo,i'p
, 1864-10-13

ueuorels<zH Hall TO HAEx.-EfD Hall
ID TO rent loy al tae purposes iot which such htlf
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Apphca-
tlont can te made S: tha n1cs, ad]o:n.ay sle en'
tr,nle 10 the Hail 'e1b-hailt
, 1864-10-13

Irighly Important Mexican NeyCs-A
signal French Victory RepOfted-
h nmOre0 AssRAA1naIfO0 Of muLls
, 1864-10-13

The tcHy. OF Fitch and the Second " ard are again
IN The list Owing to tie fact that each Of them en
Int man from the town OF Lamont; they we're
1tClaImee yeeterth}.
amtued today.
FIFTH WARD.
The Auditing Committee Of the Fifth Waro, con-
a&etue OF John Raber. Rlran Cash, T. ". JACK, -,
John J. Port, Daniel E, Hesly. and John L1rdeck,
ct1tity that they have examined the accountt Of
Alo Kahn and Arthur A. Libby, the caan1ers OF the
Ward tund, and hnd that tney ,nishtalsy pes-
5nrme6 the ct,lfes arsls0ed to them. and I'd ren.
dtred correct account of the moafes Eecefsed and
exre, ded.
ihe io'lne ing Is the account: ..
Total rece1pte- .....-.........x1G6a59O %
Disbursements. .....-.............-..- ID 71s rs
, 1864-10-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

ST. Peters C0uEregnsion.-Agr grand Fair
will tc held in the new Turner Hall, the corner
OF Chicsso avenue aud North Ca1k street, On this
{Thurtda and Friday evening". for the benefit OF
the cor greealIon (Qerman, OF st. Peters Church.
LIT tbs friends coue forward aud help along the
cAUee
, 1864-10-13
Tor SALE Two Let1 each 2

TOR eALE A one story Csttsge
Hsl.tsa: + Wsst nivIson. Tas R:ns l.l4ss car.
- 8 'se .,fee loo
ee:sa;sSt e~'D' R. G. acoow1LL1E.
ECR sALE-A good Cottage.
s;;Ss = ~ i :'
EOR sALE-Crttage Houses.
III ssd tSe1EesR e;oSsIsy
!e.t. t oee BLOCK cor p:s5s2ss oaias: I'd
NOR SAL E-By Geo. Y. Byrd.
f. Be-. E.t.se Brofs5 lei neatno1n strsss 4 soF q;
s q IL IT, "a "a
Ps,s p'SpsFs Farms and 59Fa
NOR SALE-Htuae and Lot on
ssa nssF 'a asa.s "a I'd
q Tine ,n =; q - s1yt ss
Ia ( Kasdolpn st1ess. ~ '0I -N,4 oeis te:S.2t
Tor SALE-On n. chigan avsnue,
aSeas sea o Gos II .iS
as,I ~ E;:.ss i onss No. sd5osaa Block.
NOR SALE. : ReEid.nca eEd BaEl
ne s:s.'s es for sale In 7nos B. bsEAN
LAKK s1ogE 4ysngas eho.cs = lo:s o = y!
III os !. 81 g
es9a s,ePqs &. g e }. g. ,tss1;
sr.s dspth to iasa; eofasF lot also % c.laas:
ie,t at;etis-P1ae Lasslls. Raap. indians. Huron:
, 1864-10-13

Cx1oK MEETING At EEAEsTos-Hon. George
C. Ratee will adoress the ctslzens of ErAteton on
T.,a>y evening" on the inpc4taht assues nos be.
fuie TIE people.
, 1864-10-13

Which attracts but little attention In Its ineioen
g. ma. be the furerunner Of coneumptton! WHAT
l. sometimes called trlltpe culd frequently ends
in B. o. ctitisl Whist reckless Jolly 20 alluw a
cou OF cold to become 20 deep seated when
remedy 90 prompt and certain as Jaynefs Expec.
everywhere. oct11 t8193t-TuEs, ,THtSsAT.
, 1864-10-13

4 WAH.-A 1ne hehlsby female child. appa-
rently not more thau a week old. was found yes.
te1daY hy policeman on the corner Of Wabash
avenae ard Monroe street. Any person w1thing
to adopt the CHILD should apply at once 10 the
nrat.er authafj.fcS.
, 1864-10-13

Diaaers. Wool Shirts. Hs>le1y, Hsnakerch!ef.,
acare, Ties sus psndere. SC : will and the best
assortment IN the city at Ni1eon'a, ! Is Dearborn
e.reet. Prices TO su.t pfesett rates Of gold.
ocl1.t92Gr5t
, 1864-10-13

STATE srKtET BR1poE.-S'ate street bridge nos
glves p,omtee Of speedy completion. Q7.te aforce
o! workmen are engaged, aud the work pushed
1apidts forward. The delay which bss h,therto oc-
cnr1eo, te srAt4d by the contractors to have been
un1vpinable,
, 1864-10-13

RELIGIOUS 1xrEl1iuE~ok.-We are pleased to
learn that Rev. o. q. Tiffany, o. D.. has received
The appointment to Gtace ~ E Church IN this
city. The tnte1li.e1ce u1ll be leaang TO this es-
fccmed efxymsn'r mauy frleDds. Wno were form
crly tlect1ilru by bis os4torg while Pastor OF the
Clatk Sheet Cbufc0- We E2sh h-m much pros.
Te,tty it, his neqr chs1ke.
, 1864-10-13

A WIFE BEATEn-Andrew Bul,et, pusllistc
German Of dtsipsted habits, was urrsIEned yester~
dsy IN the Police Court, 1pon charge Of wife beat
tue. n1s vie was in Coar1, 5osnk beautiful
woman, ~ho bore upon Der perroa n7uerous
m,rst pf hie brutality Th. evidence rsse7led a
long course o1 III treatment ou bis part mud long
~ paticut <uf.rirr on hers. His bon A.ssssed
q rne OF RS and costs.
, 1864-10-13

E1OR SALE;-Or to rent. a fine
n cotts9n re,Idence, conts:ntak seytn roons. ID.
Gated at Lsk-. View. oopcsta Mr. "alle:'s. three
11l urs nfk ffrtn stree. cars. F1f pa sculRsx ad
dess P. O. Boz 2975. Ch:caSo- oc9 t193-st
, 1864-10-13

CHICAGO AND EVANSTON HoIsE RA11wAr.-We
arc informsd ,hst tho work On this line will be
commenced 20 coon ae the material can be fur
nished Ore al the directors has gone East to
mike contracts 1or the rai.s g., needed in Its
construction,
, 1864-10-13

RuRAwA1,-A horse attached to an express
wagon. the box Of which was filed With apples,
took t,eht yesterday wh'le bclug driven down
NcltR ttfe.t, a16 run iong dls:ance, ove,turntne
4h+ vebice. 'cat'ert toe INIT Asoa' tbs sire, t.
apd raj 1nio h,.Etc o&ted By Daulel uolIster,
etpae cutter, a15ustbg it seriously.
, 1864-10-13

AHnEsTED on ECguctox. Shsrmsn
Yesterday arrested 3 young gu, AGED thirteen.
nsmed MAztbs Mctntire, upou suspicion Of hsy1ne
gtnltn old watch and pin from Cnas NicEle By
wbom she bae been employed ~ dumes tc. Tne
elrl suddenly eieapuearef. aid the prGp:sr w4s
1nissed about the eame ure. No clue to II has fet
b. tn luuAd.
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Ab4Good One


e,sTzAn aneedote worth laughing over, is
.stoldsof a man who had an zs~ipfrmity1a as
aHeH as ansappetite for fish. He was anx-
Il eus ateakeep up his character for honesty,
even while making asbiAl with his merz
sehant, as the story goes. and when his
back was turned, the honest buyer slipped
90 Goldfish up under his coat tail. But the
garment was too sshqrt to cover up the
theft, and the merchant perceived III.
Nov" said the anxious customer,
anxious to improve all opportunities to
call attention to his virtues, "Mr. Mer-
raehant,2 Ikave Graded with you asgreat
! deal, adhd have paid you promptly and
honestly, ahaven't f?R zsla
-.o1s0h, yes,2 answered the merchant, 81
= made no eempiaint.i = ss Izssst aEG
ssSesfW ell 1said the customer, ST always
= insisted that honesty is the best policy,
sesnd the best rule to live and die by!o
s,os That's 49, replied the ~merchapt@
- AID theecpstomer turned to depart.
on. efriend.p cried The merchant
-Tsfspeakingo off honesty hatoa bit of adj
1rsiee to give YOU Whenever you come
to trade agar, you had better wear a long,
4, coat or steal a shorter goldfish "
The peerifeIlowa wilted. saass.s -sei
ZH
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Curious Fact. About Congress
hsss SO IS man GaodaEo .Ef91I

x Washington letter writer gives some
curious facts about present Congressmeh.
He says Mr. Ane5af M&ssaehasa4ts5Ais
tie richest, worth over two millions; a
Mi Baldwin, of The same State, the larg
lest cMf.6Clay, Of Kentseky.ethe taliest ;
mir sMeGlsng,o of, Massachusetts, the
shortest; Cen Dapontss of Indiana, the
most productive, being the father of nine
teen children Nj Stevens, Of Pepnsyl-
yapia. the oldest, seEenty-two years Gen.
Garfield, of Ohio, The youngest, thirty.
two; Mr.. Window, Of Minnesota, the
h~apdsomist; Mr. Kelly. Of Pennsylvania,
and Mr.. Vorbees, .of Indiana, the best
speakers, Mr." Cox, Of Ohio, and Mr.
Washburn, OF Illinois, the best parliament
faTians /; Mf.. Kasson, Of. iowa, and Mr..
Pendleton, of Ohio, the readfest dsbaterS
MrzClay, of. Kentucky, the largest farm
er, having $3.50 acres q. land. 275 slaves,
1000 sheep, and $50 blooded cattle;
while 81. lGri9neil of Iowa, has 5000
acres o fland, and 6 900 sheep. Mr. Wal
lace. Of Idaho, ives the farrfherist from
Washington, and draws s6,397 for mile
age. and Mr.. Davis, Of Maryland. the
nearest. his mileoge being only S32L
Mr. Frank of New York, the best pen
man, and Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvapis
Ethe dpoerest The House has twenty-five
members with bald heads; thirty with
omoustachcs, and tEo with wigs. II
EH
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THB LtH1uH cAFrIr PswDEn


THB Ltnfon cA+rtr rswDzn d008
Is warranted to bel most powerful agent
for the stomach and blood of CatiIs. Swine.
or Sheep in promoting digestion. cleansing
the system and transferring the purified ami
NAL fluid in flesh, fat, milk, butter. and
strength. and establishing health and yigcs:
DUvoY's HoRsE AND MULE POWDER
is the only medicine legally patented in
iFrancesEugiand switzerland, and Holland,
and duly adpait{edsbg aiteir Courts, hon9red
with Prize snedals. and invehted by NEaADu-
!voy, Professor of the Imperial College for
Agriculture at Paris, and now manufacture 1
by c. G. Hhner, DR.. of 2. and A, Allen
Ii diseases Of IL / Stomach; Blood, lung s
and bowels, speedily and certainly cured
Healthy stock will be brought into the very
hiSkestlstafe Of P~effecions snd1 one 4 two
tablespoonfu,s a week, is OF great value to
ColtsSSnd save thousands Of valuable hor-
ses from contagious diseases, as well at the
bsrnzyerd as in the armyof the Potomac.
The Lekf9k Norm G0Iferaionss
effectually overcome all the obstacles which
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pleasant to take, and also onetot1thei most
agreeable purgatiyes for Children. So cOnhj
dent is the inventor, of the success of his
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prescription, AS a new era in Materia Mediea.
Tie Uhteh Roach. Rat, Nice and Ant
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is a Powder for the SUI, determination of al
Vermin, will never change with age or eli
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making it worthless For directions and par
tieulars see the small bills in the Boxes.
Il B. POTTER Wholesale Agent for Ash
land Country Store keepers supplied at City
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,HdMJPiusbutg Agent, A. E. SELLERS & Co.
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"a tSz NE judeesthntla consciousness of
the ruth contained in the foliowing2neat
verse, must have compelled our abolition,
contemporary, the Springfield Rspubhcan
reluctantly to publish it, in spite OF its
ugly faetsissa aSsssStgsss !
ga zEsao9 o0PPERHEADsPosrRY4se E3iAw I
W are taxed on all goods by kind Providence
sIaGfren4 frs EZnsG si3s52e1ssR
Ne are tazsf for the Bible WHICH points to
~H5as hsagen, - Tra5s5rc4 {s0gfluE BE =.
and when we assemble that heavenly goal,
The. would, ifthey c9uldrstick a stamp on our
And IFS all for The eniggers gfeafi Gods can
This be
The home sfthe brave and the land of the free,
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From Rev.1Js Newton Brown. DaDss Editor
-. of the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge
~ and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
& Althoushlnot disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general through
distrust Gof their ingredients and effects Il
yet know of no sufficient reasons, whyoe man
may not testify to the benefits he believes
himself to have received from anyo simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus
contribute to the beneitaof Others no
1 do this most re- idly in regard to He9if-
and's German BiIter,, prepared by DIR. C,
NJ. Jackson. of This cit hecauseiIs was Pre-
JUDGED againslthem for many years. undel
the. impression that they were chiefyhnn al
coholic mixtEres Il Am indebted La my friend.
Robert Shoemaker, Esq for the removal of
this prejudi ce by proper tests, md for en-
oouragement to. ,them.e when suffering
from great and long continued debility, The
use of three oitlesz of these Biiters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed
byIcvio emit relief and restoration to a. degree
tofgbodily fundamental vigor. which l .hac' not
felt for six months before. and had almost
despaired of regaining.e FL there fore thank
and my;friend for directing me te the
Philadelphia, June %, 1s61aG
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d ENG4LTNOrTGR.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
il Court of Ashland County, Ohio, made on
the 10Th day Of June. 1864, n the case OF
Hannah Russell, Guardian. of James H sJobn
F. Nary !. a d Hannah E. Russell, against
her wards, The undersigned will
3 On The s0d dey 9fdug, I'D. 1861,
.at,2 O'Clock M on the premises in said
county y. offer al public sale, the following de-
.serlbed realestate, si uatel IN, A ashland county,
Ohio, to wit: Being the north east qusrtersof
the NORTH east quarter of section seven 81.
township nineteenfl9)-o of range sixteen (16)
containing forty acres be the same more or
less. Also. a partsof the south east quarter
of section six (6t, township nineteen isl, of
range sixteen 8l61s commencing at she south
east corner of thelqdarter; thence north1 10
weston the'east line of the quarter 10 chains
TO a posts thenee north $780, west 2 30 chains;
thence PorthfGfo,a west las chains thence
south 534o. west ] 81 chains thence south
80, west l,52 chains thence south5743e ", st
70 chains; thence south 444o. westl, so chains;
thence. south 5se, west 2 az, chains thence
south 62o, west 2s85 chains; thence south
101o'. west l 20 chains; thence south 4o, north
AIS chains to the south line of the qnarter ;
thence north SSe, east on the south line of
the quarter II "a chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing just'ff acres, one rood
and five rnds of land Terms of saleLone
thirrt leash on day1of- sale, one third in one
year andone third in two years from day of
sale, to be5secured by mortgage on the premi-
s~esbsold.s1and the MISUNDERSTANDING to bear
interest at the rate of 6 perhcentum per an
mum payable annually. Appraised at S4O0.
: s9Hlr4ua7 r.. HANNAH Russell,
Guardian of said wards
+ June. Is, 1864, n2ts ss fFa.5rr-g
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NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
From the Rev. Jos1 IT. Kennard, Pastor {
{ 3 the lori. Baptist Church. !.

From the Rev. Josl H. Kennard, Pastor Of
the 10Th Baptist Church.
1EDr. JaeksonGDear Sir.4Ihave been FREE
quently requested to connect my name with
recommendations of different kinds of medic
cines, but regarding The practice rs out of my,
appro PIRATES phere,s Ighavei inIal cases de-
eiined but with a clear proof in various in
stances. and partieularlyDin my family, of
the u~sefulness9ef DIR. Hoofand's German Bit
tiers l depart for once from my usual ceurses
TO xpress my full conviction that. for general
debility of the system and esp ecially for Liy7
ser Complaint, tits o safe and valuable pre-
:paration. In some cases it may fail but u
sually, 1 doubt a0t,,It Tlllbe very beneficial
to those who suffer from The above cause. 3,
Yours, very respectfully,
s~s5tAtef sT2 J.sH. hKENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia :
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From Rev, waoren Randolph, Pastor ofBap:

From Rev, Waoren Randolph, Pastor ofBap:
fist Church. Germantown Penn. ,
DIR. C. M. Jackson Dear Sir Personal
experience enables que, to say that I regard
the German Buffers prepared by You as a
most excellsnt m edieine? In cases of severe
cold and general debility / have been greatly
benefited by HE use of the Bitters, eand
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH /
ssGermantown,diPs. )
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1tSs@ Es FiiFETStsm IEW gonS - SIS
ysENHE partnership heretofore existing under
eIknstne nhmeC efaEeKLKs.H UGHEsG Is Coz; is
this saayGmufnaily dis olved. The business
lxill hereafter DE conducted under the name
of EoKLEs &HuoHEs, whos will settle all ac
counts of date frmy1tOurstock W Hat all
times be found complete. Thanking the pub
lie for the iberalpatro sagi they have given
us herstoforeLws hope 20 retain it hereafter
ON the merits of eur Stock and our attention
to business. EfEasiyl
ECKLES & HUGHES.
June 8, ~1S64-8wn1
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