davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

tfs- He tMcClellanl is the most popular can
didate the Convention could have chosen.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
George H. Pendleton. the Democratic candi-
date for Vice President, is q gentleman OF de
cded ability. liberal requirement and unstained
private reputstion.-N. u Tribune.
These are the comments OF the two leading
Republican papers OF the country upon the Dem
ocratic candidates. made since their nomination.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

OPINIONS OF SEcESsioNisrs Every thorough
sece>sionisi the country = Iaboring aE1iously
for lincoln. election TIE friends Jeff Da.
Wis make no secret OF Their desire - defea, Nc
Cielian. hey SAY thai the elecl'on Of NcClel.
Ian vii Tsi-e the whole South against Davis.
While toe election of Lincoln will cement the
power ef the CoIfetelAcy. Whoever decides 10
vote tor lincoln must DO 90 -iIh this fact before
him. The disanioni-t. kno~ that L;neolns pol
lev Is their best hops.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Again we call attention TO the fact that several
papers in the State have the names ofthe csndi-
dates incorrectly printed and in some cases there
are omissions, especially in reteTence TO the
nominees for Lieutenant Governor and Reporter
of the Supreme Court are concerned. The bal
lots should be carefully compared with the ticket
printed IN the Sentinel, which is correct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

lNDIcrEp.-Deloss Heffren, who stabbed Col
Dunham, at Salem on Monday night of last
week, has been indicted by the grand jury Of
Washington county. and is, we understand under
arrest 1t is claimed by Heffren that he Was
justified In the act; but as the case is to undergo
judicial investigation the facts. no doubt, will be
fully developed. Col Dunhams many friends
will be grati6ed to learn that there is doubt OF
his recOveFy.-N. A. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

CHrcAeo. October IA ST. Psnl special Of the
30th says:
A letter from Port Rice dated September 10th
states that Col Fhk's Idaho tIsin had been AZ,
tackled and seven or his resr guard and -four eni-
grants killed
They then attacked his main bods in such
plumbers that ne vas compelled TO enlrench him
self and send back for reinforcemcnts
10 running 6ght OF pine miles 10 Indi.us
sere killed
The letter expresses the opiision that the whole
train will have 10 return
Another letter from S1ily's command dated
August 2is.. saws he he'd battle With 500 Ind
aus and defeated them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

PArTRIsS ARRov Gen. Fremont, in his
letter of withdra VA, sad. "Lincoln's Admins
lration has been politically. militaIily. and fnsn
cially failure, aud It's ooEtnssnes u . cause Of
regret ssr The csrstryS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Col. woIford, OF Kentucky.

viii speak az follows:
Corydon, Tuesday. October 4tb, at r ~
Peru. "Wednesday, October 5th, at i. ".
Fort Wayne, Thursday, October 9Th, al P. ".
Lawrenceburg, Saturday. October sth. at p. ".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

NASHVILLE, October 2 Forrest. with HE rebel
force appeared in front of Huntsville this morn
ing and demanded it, surrender The con-
manding officer Col G. NJ l. johnson, Of the
l2.h Indiana cavalry, refused to comply There
has probably been heavy fighting there TO.
day
No fears sre entertained Of ,he capture of the
place
The total Ioss in Gen. Roussesu'. expedition
Is es
A large force OF rebels are reported al Spring
Hill, II miles beyond Franklin The lines are
cut st that place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Hon. earretr Davis

Will speak as follow.
connefsvf,ir, Monday, October 81, Al p. N.
centervilis. Tuesday. October 4th. AZ J p. N.
New Castle, Wednesday. October 5th, a. r. u
Greencastle. thursday, October 9th, 81 ] P. 81
Terre Haufe, Friday. october eth. AZ p VI.
Gosport, Saturday, October sth, at2P.M
Bedford, Monday, OctCber 10th, att p ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Will speak &c iOllows:
Mitchell, Tuesday. October 4ih. AZ +. NJ.
sullivan. "Wednesday, October 5tb, al Z. VI
yincsnnes, Thursday, October 9th, si | 2. N
bloomington, Friday. October 5tb, a. r ".
Ladogs Saturday. October sth, az ".
Charlottesville. Monday, October 10th, at T.. ".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Dear Sir-At meeting OF the Democratic
Cougl essonal Committee for the Sixth District
you were unanimously selected as the nominee
tor Congress The undersigned requested
TO inform you of the action of the committee and
TO request your acceptance of the nomination
In forming this duty ! take pleasure in expressing
TO you the confidence of the committee in yous
patrotism-your devotion TO the Constitution
aud the Union-and your fitness for the position
IN tue present troublesome condition of our pub
lie afairs
Nerv truly your friend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle.
WILCOX & CO.
Principal Orcs,
lel Water 81 Ny.
N B.-Nons genuine unie-. besring our sig-
nature on the wrapper.

uFDou't let yeur Druggist pat yea OF vth Gy
other remedy. be does have for SALE enclose rs
81 Is per mall. and will send yoa eus bottle % he
Army Ague Drops per mail pre- pad
WILCOX 4 CO.,
Isl Water 81, ut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

We respectfully call attention 20 cur Testiuonlsl,
Many 81 letters that handreds Of lives have
been saved IN the Army BY its Indeed so well are
its curative qualities appreciated In the Army N Al N.
most successful Surgeons in the Geld hospital a.. IL
almost exclusively in the diseases for which claim s
infshbiy Tue best physicians always seize the test
neans 70 effect care hence the unlxsrsallfr Of fhe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

THE DExocsArle PLATrozx - The L mon n,
ell hazards"
TEE RKyruls1s PI.rroha -<.Aoolirioa al
al s.Sards
, 1864-08-09
Nrgal Il Offices.
74rE 0F1LIlN0YS. COUNTY

'AXE tF 1Ilil Ni-sIC, WIN !
y ConE-ss:, Circuit crH't & Coos CouE!y.
c nison Re:l osd coH:pas7. s. Lenlt. A;Ioa 4
fo ssn ID, ksxss 1S 5sn; Rsa
nee5 sn-s % =. Brcsn VIZ. @}.i's" T B.oEa Fssn:a
istniNoa ,,a nsrE y; w. Gtilst. Jos' M;5t;s2e.
r. tns1IesG q Ci.rs, :: sn'v HrnFn, W:'!isa Fai
a.1e He: ~ Z; :1t,snrIIn ch.,,eag ~,
~ IL tcvp, J&nts n'oxn. E:ev.rt Howl. jaGl
NzcileI Ei.r,.+ i. I i:sae.d. samueI n a atcs:
rfY HotchEts Du4:1 y fuli4r, BAN aal J.
T. Et,l.,a % II Fullerton mo 1o.r, Z. Js-.1o. ns a;.
C.crE Of a4i3 Circui; Court Of lo,k Cosn'y.
iHosdi.y, Johr Ari Hll lan.. Grnrse n. Tf;ns,
"a Brov1 James 8yovn stewtrt r: :ou1-J Jamel
Mi1 Hi:A e:oEa Iss:.F,a g. as's s.aust
!, Lnxis " Mcyes, Charl.s G; ciHrk. Hen:J
onupisln,nt C.et klb bin Of con- salstt IL elc
&C. TIC CtR1c r. ride fbr,tnf, on u: hf1teeath
Juy ~ enr that sum1onq1 oiq sas5fs'oa =:
he o ~ n.s son1ay Of September next' t1s54}
:. sniess tou. L. aid AzArlaA FiA z. Dexd
va. Jsues n3n1o, btzw41 Braxn. 5aues
i.19 F!o.1 Isnet ssus a EASSnto
Loo:s o Z: ar;rr puaa cS.zi.. + g. a.sf. asniy
:! C3ok County. ca the ntst d.. Of Tho next
sn:.9 q 9@ta . .t.s 10
Z tt,e sam. sna ~ na,t~1H .ad thlezr
i ftsi e, fs'if'ee s'ii WI f;is:5s e
, 1864-08-09
Partial LlAt OF the Casualties,

Partial I1Af OF the Casualties.
: WAsH1saTos. August l, 10p. m.--The fol-
Ledlie1s division, 9th Corps:
e III Col 3.:a aasssa ] aG q sgsds tapf Sf ~!
Ear, 56ih Mass, all five taken prisoners; Col.
h ssa nass lee ampqRed aaos
es; csp SSiPt Ea"aded Gsni 4sss' e'
sen, 14:a Neg Xerk thlch; Lent ph5Hsy, dth 1tth
Mass., wrist; Lient 6. E: Davia, alst Mass, arm;
18th New 1ork; Lieut.: uosrisan, do. chin !;
Mas, scalp: Capt Gay, i7Mh = +, {hlsh; Lieut. col
Barney, q Penn stomach; Lieut E Barton 57th
major Prescott, 57th Naa*, k,lled; capt= Howe and
DRESSER, 57th Msss, killed; Cap: C.aIx, aist Mass,
cd Lieut. batch, s5,h Mass, wounded: Lieut. Berry,
do; Killed; Lieut. Ay1es and Lieut. Col Noaa. 3l:t
Un5ted States eGioFed FeslW%end killed;
Lieut. Sssoa, wounded: Lieut. Downing, slst Il ),
!; Tfess RI T: ): ecld; SsPt 63sEstt a. woa9d
xou1asd capt Afsn:: AZ g, prisoner; L;sn5 ;
7frtnfy.esshH Gaifed sisies eotorsd regiment !:
I'll s . cspt. u ] nseknlseF. i ei'ed; Lent j F.
Schulz, sstt, killed: haa4- Mdenan, asth, killed !;
Ltrat. J. c. Grant n4aR or Gen. Grant; ttued;
off; Lieut.. Zeck. do, wounded, slight: Lieut.. se.
crest. adjutant, do, wounded; Lieut.: col. R9ssel!,
do, slieht head Lieut.. Hawey, 23d q. S. Coloted,
severely; Lieut.. Hi, do, wounded and prisoner
LseM Munger, do, lost finger: Lieut.. Carter. do,
both eyes out; Lseut. Wlleou. DO, wounded p;
.Lieut. nurd. wounded severe; Capt. Liscombe: do,
killed; Cnrt. Scott wounded and prisoner. Capt.
Fezeenden, wounded; Capt. Barnum, I1e1t Col.
Hal, 4sd rnistd Safes; arm of; Adj, o'lrisn. do,
ehon!de.: csp1: Wright, arn; Lieut.. Aa3man,
ach: Lieut.. Scully, wounded In the leg; Capt.
Cartwright 17th =. killed; Lieut.. ConDell, 27ta
q. S.; Leat. Richardson. 9Th Q. S., supposed
riousiy; Capt. Latimer, e7th 9. s., wounded and a
prisoner; Capt. peueh. 9Th o. s, prisoner. The
regiment lost about 175 in wounded and missing.
The sgih let about = In killed and missing,
whom are Capt. Hand. and Capt. Fuller, wounded
, 1864-08-09

KMA22z4|X7Zz
[nfallable Hair Restorative.
THTE Is N0 HAIR DYE.
kessses Why ;be E1seks Should b. Csed.

Exl c!:sntg t. scalp, sad tns.oey prvraote the
Ills I.ir u ary s:.s aud 1.fe.ess, It vim rive It
Il s IS L san .snx ou
yin rcstarc tts strength and httpT.
the hair u Esay or beco3!ng 10. i viii rcEtote
S i9 it' o1ieinsa color wlthous staining scalp OF
III tte f:o2 Ill impurities or pesloneas deuzs
i1 no ha CyE, but M tutt!lIt,l3 feb:or8xfve, ana
w1l do al that Il promitec wh1n used h t4e dtsec
Fl g. Ssa zs1a e2s & "a Ssf i
state) hAgs in regard 70 tue ErfExA; ,, - ,u.
IT, rshe ia. tuDE.:sa ~ E91ls; III Il. re-
Ape 10. mailing h.s Hstr Kest6rHl1e, and Al :u &
careful e1An1nstion ot tbs dlnetest 1nFrer1eEh
mcst kapr5 Compound, aud etrecisl!y suited . th:
se q i
ase iur chang1nC " color Of the naI and restont
l1 cle ming Ee+plng the hxlr from falling out, aa6
e''N~ VIM. VEN zAED-, MD.
fksom the e. Louis Iepaellcaa. Dec i. 1851
Con oi tbe coio1 lie b.i. Or any otaer parscois1
~: FL
R4ExrA'e HorH, eT. lor1s. No. .Juas !. .sss.
isc.ioa il COOS iii th.s On ei.i fer It h11tnS 70
THKkoN IL sfs Bsz 4: Isa q HOTEL
Tas Agent might rsodoes nTad5ec4 nfeshe1 8 sert r.
Earesa, 81: 81 :hias. IL sbove su suascteat @ ''1'
EoBT: F1sREY:
+ FULLKK. FIEc4& FULLER,
For Isle bv Iii D!ugg1s1s. Price 81 per bottle.
t.:-.hsf,7a sAT-TEe Tus
, 1864-08-09

'akc care Of tLe P,-ands An1 the SiI!!lnEs vii.
cstr OF shec,e lytt. tzJs tA7 .3Earb. TAEe c~l
eA;emach Auc TT imfu.diatc Il no enc!e = and thc
eli At h,t season shat We all want Is v!so--s
cemtat o! VITA iG:cs We hxy- los: during the
u, she cr. at C. nt'o ollIg prcao, -t.h ~hose
luots :ycr5 lDse *at mol: cn1e q ne ho.y M sym. !
TEpsTOAtCH IT rERS; tt tact, It H. tie onty
.rA1ok thbt viii eI'e WITT entire certainty I'll
,ut hang charged With eRtixm. tot 'hu state
tG, bern mrde ovt The sliua'ure Of rome = the
An4at nj neE IL 1l's cICnJt. Who h1ye no. been
linz 70 tlIoe th4is names 80 be usad IN tue put.
ints for III. rnrro-- Of atthccticA'tns g-est
uDottAnt t1 every o"e Fh0 .Tl1trs from Ia III
", l1vex CoMpisiul CT Dis ,fder eitao Bowels.
-aia II.
, 1864-08-09
Me1It11A. =.
Y1EUNIlIa.: =,
DEg. A1ARK9s
SYPHiLtTlC CURE.

This iHedfciuo II 4 Safe and r d lcnl
c1fe for syphilis ia tho Primary,
6ecsAdAry and Tertiary stax<s, aa@
II Ma most important Medical Dis.
coscrT sf tho aaneeecnth century.
sine. e. a ncantax:ous akXUAL 6IsEasE, esiied . ST.
s5sh .4Hs q sss
1bK. HHiR5' sYPHu TIC CURE the ou,, n.d
I'd ode9 Disss5ts 81: s5t
aes5s 5ss ~: saa sa'+.
of @r IN assGusIxe @ ds=ase Ma!sh haa eaisd tbs .n
seq;fa vi
E5S$e seFss :! ia5'F5 s9 j 3sga
Paes as :ais ILL., ena e t4e aFs
MT tne Tn ths r
2sstleuar st:ss oi IAe disssse Vie vhtch ihss Las
THE FIRST. or PRIMARY srAGE Of s,2air., !.
shead nf1 1s s. GninS1es 4 e. Hess; es4t ap2s11 @
Suss .5s5 e:sass: q oss 65:ls
sasase ss 81 III e'' bottle c'o'
aE tss :.
IT, tn1Sn Rsea9f ss5, tas mon
eaaes;9as sSIss 9. tas sfms I'd lses, e!aP.oss q
sss?ae tn. 1ss .seoaSaR9 s9s w.. c'
tsmeIs dc 6Ses sasEstae.s d u u ia!. ioint.
@ oheh y ss RE; aaa
5.,e q u 0a5fs es ane -spslc "a
& d%SssbSiasf csis.. s,,s per oot:,s: r..
sss III ;Ee2 :ea t5a AHs
sYIEI t;'i yssa. snopid b aAkKs
, 1864-08-09

AESIs E6IEs AND k;ear1:1Tloss n,aez ~a.,h e Con.
SssS 9Sa9y a.TS'a IS; Sass1y i
aeasis etcs 81 q fhe omp.a SH me
,tfa S e ssnsa t e 6
sssse: :: d:aastioa Vii ss made Tor pszts 1t e'
Tkstt sIe 70 b used only b T.; pezs9. named On
sn fss sai %
ohes viii 1n eea O. ,he scts q
# ,ss9TR T. q any part Of the sun Seceived esetos @
rerson to nAe It. It. consequence u Ae 'AA''' " e
pt;sSs t,s. ueats VII b .sgqssa
m1Et BE- thos 70 The Concuc1or Ftc1ever required
neste = rooa Chicago and The place
or ses aass Of tes past oa hs ds:anss
ee s. FL e 3 e,eS d 81
& TO- ! Tess ess ~ ~
s1oG fcr which they lssueG, except sins run b.
nsnea the er lila ard e S1rss e9s
bE the Coupl?T OF whatever name ana naturr and
nnd e X @.ttsr. t'a e.S JIG isana Is
etfiee rsTqaa' 9o IL,
expiration, ana tonaaeto:s aIe strictly .osderedt,
az u Lee 10 on
pred and collect the regular tza'a fare untli
rs Gomr.nS .eserves the right to take ca Q. ~
oi sf asa r
rune, IN vhoie Q. In part any sum psidioz comnu,
Iii persoss before receiving f;orcnutaton ticket
Nln be reqnltd to eabscrtoc to thes- rules nnd
ttattoni, snn sign contract relieving ths Conlany
ifn any ncc1deat nAt Elay s Incurred Willie on the
Ttcl Ct.
Each re1aoo rulchanng Communication tickets Will
y Aodhl6n 70 the ahovc coalnutauoR. tickets good
ar,s sm;iy q ss'S ~ Ss1sa IN inesds esos
stations ur to and including keuaotA.
..,, ,- G. G. HAMNcNO. Gent Snpt.
aAA AfoR1LL. aen1 Ticket Art, tYH n$s9-95t
, 1864-08-09

lM'a Ha1E GLus3 AN CURLING FLUlD
X st h<ir r-ti es41ne 10 the world. lt1n3A-tz =
~ ess &C tAs haE. ks"ks i a;, II s9;. p:om9.ss
Ar'o TET1 10 OlkTMEET il = eure and
r rrfr for Tettes. Salt Rheunl. Clapled HAn.l,
r. Itch. &c. Fricr, 81 certa bo1.
lM'6 AsTHM LCEE relieves she m ost T1fr
,Aro1ykn1s ~ As'Ln'x IN ten mlnCtes, ana cdec.t
"a. cEre.. P!ice. = PACK aye
.es, Tan SUI hHr:i. elmp'ct o. she fAce. ,1'cae
II and Rcar ,1les t-c iomr!exio7. Pr1ce. ~
~ PU1:1 E's L.fE ELlXlti, tho trent Ker.
ks,s Ka4uEeGA;'uF 'e'netj, Ies.orei t. H.At!y
81. vito AZ +u1tc,i:g troEs 1e,r4i.ed Silrz!
ri (: package.
;, iAPAE Sc /: AIIi STAIN colors the Whls.
Ia Mou-' 'kcGt : b. Hu .1ftl piAtA or hrowo. II
u Of only O:te prrrarsIon Co or viii not fade
- ous A.ir 81 ctrts l. boz.
~s4; { EFlIAA. q Sou b Eighth street.. HhN.
and Il, uI lrHgftG& (:1.C at4r sent Tree.
LOl;1} SAI-E. "a A1c erect.
Artnta fnr {ThfcaCO,
, 1864-08-09

sss!c Vegetables t. bs rcg a.t7actty, to such
IN assembly.
An address Of sympathy has beed isaued
United States. It reminds the latter that
Switzerland has also had her. Intestine strug-
giles, and that she hiss fssued from them
etrs niger ii an she wss before. It will be the
came with the United states. The address
esJs that the Confcder1tes have not single
nent, and that Their object in rebellion IL
simply to malntain slavery. It hopes that
NO European Government will lower itself 50
iar as to recognize Power established upon
af1f1, hasia r -
, 1864-08-09

.
&C HAMNcEO. Gent Snpt.
, 1864-08-09

w Norman Doane, an Indiana soldier,
has received a furlough from one of the
Washington hospitals to visit his home and
chr1sten his twinB-Abe aud Andy. His
application for the furlough causes a laugh
even amid the ste1nness of the War Depart
ment.
"DEAR SR-Tho Union is saved. Hurrah
Make room In Abrnham'B bosom!
"My wife has twins. Both boys!
"po please grant me atuElough for twenty
or thirty days, to 60 to Fort Wayne, Ind, to
christen lem Abe. and Andy; and beslaes, I
would like to know If they look like nc.
- am not to sick now. "A few days at
home will do me more good than six months
in the hospital. Should any references be
required on patriotism and public services,
Schuyler Colfax; on domestic relations, Mrs.
Doane. Very respectfully;
"NoRMAIN DoASE,
"Privatc, signed Corporal, u. s. 4.
Up. .,S.-The little presents necessary
upon such occasions, need not be sent TIL
after the 18th Of March next, when Andy will
be present also. "N. D."
, 1864-08-09

to h1sd partJ which Ia for fHz;e-=
4 position requiring statesuau Of
enlarged views and stntesuaa's expert
eace. 1t We Gre to plunge into inteemiaa'
its mi1ituy leader, Is in Mexlco or South
America, then Mcclellan might be proposed
with some more show OF consistency, but as
1t is. 1t would be the utter anpihilation Of
all constitutional politics and the wipin5
out OF the Democratic organic stiou. And
for what2 That a. few men who have got
his ear may get foreign missions. and home
positions, ut the expense Of the peace OF The
country and the lives Of their constituents.
This ie paying too dear for such whistles.
and for one ne protest against it 10 behalf Of
our bleeding, ruined and distracted countrv.
II peace Will not preserve order aud preserve
civil society, war will not, and We are loat
1,nnnle an how :"
, 1864-08-09
ka0f1-FsrDcfssuaatfOM.

sp.::rUi kEp1cAL cCKre br TIE eFPL1cA-
~ PsuF LIZ t,E~TH's ELKc1Elc U1L.-I pro-
tp curs A!us s. lExes' t2rroukty. lEd'v1d1a1t
,AguE. i.ncuu: h.l:m and II 3AoTts and patnA.
span,. 70 ch, CT tou tGec:ualy dlsaipste mosn
j eS1u,ikrium Of NJ The circulating t1uids IN
ln.aa Vyaten, Than Can be eft cted BY ahy Other
ethar 1re LodA ol medical aid Ia the same apAce
V aac 81 pei bo:tlc. S. q uFH AM. sole Agent.
d7hlh.- Pa. Lore Smith. Barnham d Van
CT: Aac Smith Dwyef, Chicago Agents. For
! III DrngGlkte and Merchants.
~ 3r,r
, 1864-08-09
mdHS.
Dr. III. Anderh d Co.'S


~Atef acte utor tae HEART. .lxv11. KID
=ptnE*11sE 0ee4Es sd Gt.=2nc1--z = sxsTxx.
ssuoosa whlct haa attended the use Of this rcxs-
~rt7t1 practice. and the Enforcement Of 1ned-
'aetfT. auahle n to reccmm enc II 70 the rrAo-
@A&Ae putlic. leesinx confident that With \
a 1t viii a,test its uwn excellence In thu cure
:roeie D1scases which indicate Iodine, such ~
"a. RRp*cHITI6, EEH ERCFT1OKe, HxAKr&
-.AaaL1pkHf D1aLAexs.rKKvcue AF"~rFIox6,
sAtaA. RH8ExAHsk. D1sFEPs1A. DkB1LrTTs
LIS &c.
S1casnI knAy rely 1por tae uniform strength Of
AWAtcr ~ con.Liuinf three.Quxrter era!us FChK
In each uue ouhcc Fuzx y ates. 70 ~ ..ES1
uavp. It is ncs liable to decamros:uL = nor
- AlY formed Inequalities; neither u the
o1ydize& nor nersskltzed By combination with
.sfrdftst. rendering th!e ko.uttor srpes1c1 70
:hef neshod Of eInlbitsnk Iodine.
daFtetloas accompany each bottle taat It maT
ah 4 iA1ltly Ne6:Ctpe ~ well Il by the pSotfd-
nc dollar pcr bottle. On receipt Of ave dol
tsstlct delivered FEE by e1p1ess ~ Auy
OF Countt1is1ss end 1mltst!ons which IN.
q dealese endeavor 70 d,scose o. Or ou! rep
Bee our s,EIasurc and trade mark {tht Greek
aedlnE ths atvpftfsement.} upon the lAbelE
Appat OF each battle. without which none IA
rulass gratis DR. a. kNDERs 4 CO..
FhT2t41ens and CAeatBtk ~ Broadway NJ.
u n.le By BLISS 4 EHARr, II Lake It. Chicago,
VIRGINIA -S1a tt AsA.A
, 1864-08-09
CAPTAIN sKMaEs AND TIE EEAR5ARdE.
from the Atlanta Appeal1
4 Church Struck by L7:htu1n.-NIno
FextonA Killed.

The Joliet Signol gives the following de-.
tails OF the sad casualty by lightning at that
place, already alludcd to in our columns By
telegraph:
During the eerere thunder storm on last
SUNDAY, about lalf.past eleven o'clock, the
Ge1maa Catholic Church, located In the
northern part. Of the city, was struck BY
lightning. The electricity first struck the
top of the steeple and passing down separa.
ted into different currents, sp!insering the
timbers in various directions. Services were
nlsed with Worshipptfs.
The crash vas awful, starting people to
their feet In all parts Of the city. Tie gale
r. directly under the Bteeple was crowded
with people as was the space be':.ath, and
the terrific fluid poured in among 'eaa- For
al:zed, bnt on coming to consciousness
scene occurred thhn can be better imagined
than desctjbed. The density Of the smoke
led to the belief that the church Was on IRE.
A rush vas made for the doors md rindows,
and had 1t not been for the timely admoni.
tions Of the venerable pastor, who did not
lose his presence Of mind, the list ut killed
and Injured might have beeu numbered bY
hundreds. As 1t was, the rush was great,
the windows were broken and the doors
forced OF their hinges BY the escaping crowd.
=. When the terror and excitement hsd some-
looked nfter. They were carried out into the
rain, which coon revived those who had been
knocked down and stunned. The following
is list Of the killed: Mrs. Hartman, wife Of
Jacob Hartman, aged IS years-leaves three
children, the youngest SIX weeks old; Mrs,
Ingler, wife Of Phillip lngier, azed Sc years
Nicholas Young, son Of n. Young, late Street
Commissioner, aged Is years: Matthias En-
gel, aged II years; Samuel Weyme, aged Is
years. About twenty persons we're severely
but not dangerously injured. Indeed the
whole congregation WAS more or less NJ
ttcte0..,
We reached the spot soon after the occur
euce, and the scene was enough to pain the
stoutest heart. The lamentations over the
dead, the moars and cries Of the injured, and
the anxious search By friends for dear ones
whom they feared had fallen victims, and
their exclamations..o ..of gratitude and joy on
finding them safe, combining to render the
occasion one 1obg to be remembered.
The fnrera1 Of tie killed took place from
the church yesterday afternoon, and was at
tended By vast concourse Of people.
, 1864-08-09

:, l:E.N 10 III 5AV T. 70 DU1t'
LAS,-Heecmsnr Concaatra.ed Beuxtue tt
E.,st, drs-ts sFc1t: DC. :ne:antly: aaa clan.
s,esMa. s,nsts r.: ;,., sgnn; 70 EfT1 oE1Z
aemis4 a7o D7n, ftrt4. Eew YesR.
.LLIHd1t u CDEpILL AND VALu AHl.h
.C.-AeEe:na1 Cor Cordial HnX1r Of CAllsaga
..pcsseAstri tie t&euve aad we1'-Eno~!4 rr :peT'
tat Fs1cvNkn R-rE in Meat agreeable TORN.
!ta 10 uut Sxlxhhle Tosic In sll casea, but par.
: ultt rlcss4Et ant pn?Atable cordial, Rcd IL
'ust',r TO tLt :. Eso:n VtlAly n,.c -uc. t.ttera
en- re md 1,ruEr:ssa. NV YORK
,hht .HSsEhlkcI ,ChOLHka, CAel4EhA
.+l.hyh.tc uiRtrt seA Remedy hAl heto nsgt
onfrtAn> tucceN tirce the Cholera rear On oi
taEle nsse ~ psn.1{ snsef Is psEreg.
tr rnd Drug ls.s. Nv York. Rold hy Il. Tie
:n4i ffrufftRtG IN the E1nited 9 iAtea. I'm
, 1864-08-09
In the Ycnr 1645
MI. MATHEWS FIRST FhErARKD TIE
ex1etia11 Ha1E Dye.

Rs time It tas been used b. 1hous&.ds. aud
tance has II ihiled 10 give -1ure sAtas action.
Aet1An nse.& the eng p*s! IN the Eerld- 1s price
afty cents. and <Ach bott1e contxias <oub.a
nifty Of tye in there usu.llv eold for ene do
Ia Vene.lAn Dye H. warranted not to 1njufe tbs
OF the scalp in tie tliEhtest degree. Tho vepe-
Gcwotks With TAT ia:ty and ce1t1inty, toe hz,r
!iE no preparation whatever: The yeneasa
PRODUCES any shade that may be dss1.ed-one
Ii art thde, crock. fsuut.) Of wssh ous-.ne
ApeeAAneas II the hair its Il. For sale by a1l
:. Price MY CENTS 4. l. MATHEWS, Gen
att. no. !: Gold street, View To1s. A.An.
ElResurer Of ofMAthcws'A:n!ca hair Gloas, this best
dressing n use. In lar. bottles, prise nity c:s.
o.e5 n tt Tn&eA IL