davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-13

IT Ia 7Esunbls L!Efmeh7 ELL c<1rs
johannesburg sprAtn,, tsl1i~e&. C0lxs
"OME d. UlCer4.. OEnlfAcaoA TcQs
aons, Swe'Iea and s.l6 jo1nts, Luza.
Eaxo, and all UtAea3ez %ehera N
external remedy IL Indicated.
nR. AeTERLTE AkK1:IEAs. LlNIxKNy VII
ALI. cn:t Spta EA btufte&. tEA, Galts Eh1{es, Nnf
BoEt, ecfAtchea, or Wounds vhlif sre sht1y &C
cn7lnk TO RQh9E8. Families ehou keep It COB.
kTANt LIZ Oh HAND 10 uke III tlne nf NEED. ~ it II
the BEET AND h4aeT KFFICACI0US LtNINRHT
nos IN use.
r. Fo- sale q. pH EAsTkRLg cu.'a Family
Aed1c.ne 6tote, % kA1:Eor szce:. Ee2r the PoGi
Orce, Chicago, III.
, 1864-10-13
ASxlxtaNt Pr yGat mafnhA3 Shot In
Fulton County, III.


Just ss We are going to press this morn-
Ing, we learn that Mr. Charles Phel It, while
actirg rs Assistant Provost Marshal, and no.
tifying drafted men In lsabel township. on
s4furdsy last, was shot.bS soma "Demo.
cratic'' peace'sneAk assassins, while quietly
haci5g Ills horse 81 ,ng the rosd through the
voods. The first shot be pail no attention
to, euppossrg somebody was shooting sqnlr-
rtfs. Soon several other shots were fired.
ohe hitting him and another hitting his
Lorse, which reared up and 1eIl in the road,
Ehele hs lay the nc1t morning; Tho bali
Of the LEFT shoulder, and lodged near the
backbone. lie kept on <Falkins TIL be came
to house, where he eti1l rcmains. Taa as
sassirs kept firing on him Is long as he Was
IN range, but no other bali injured him-one
tuFt grazed his leg. Thsrteen bill holes were
found in his overcdat Hopes are enter
tanned Of bis recovery. Ne hsge no time
for comment.
, 1864-10-13
4. STONES APPOINTMENTS. "
U, Etcua IecenslE fxom Iflu isfann Hriu ADeAf
Core On for FIfxeca Years.

We have b:en informed that J. sasser'
The Democratic leader In Ne wark, and whom
the 4drccate 20 strenaously defended, and
for shom 1t so insnltingly tauuted the
UIioo papers that mentioned the first arrest,
has bsen found guilty of counterfelting. IN
ttc United States Court, and scnIenced to
fifteen years In the Penftenttary- II sassee
lives through. this Imprisonment, 1t viii
lake about thirty ears OF srbitrary restrc-
rion Of lfber1y--jnst because he counterfeit,
cd few bushels Of bank notes, a wagon l3ad
Of halt dollars, and bag full Of greecbacks,
and Wes Democrat, and contended for the
gfeaE princ,plts Of constitutional liberty
J,cIih1{0A Rood
, 1864-10-13
#fntctnaI,
1)k~ EAsTERLT's
kC1EEaME and SAKSkpAHilkA,

1t,s Is the Only n,et!rtrs thss VIII eusc disssse.
N1s,uE ftcE m impure s:atc Of tbs hood- VIE:
1cFofula7 or KlnE7a Evil, cancer., Tus
Enors, Eup.aona OF rhe Skin, ErYa1ps-
Las, Chronic Sore Eyes> &tss,e.sorzo o.
Tettex. hc4Jd Head Olo &ores, Fever
Sores, sWe11IRgs ofthe Glnnts, Lepkc-
y, White EEel1lAEs> Pt1.as sxjoEch eg.
1Eof1s, P1mples Oh ts.e eacs. Eu1kfx.
AneHE1ar1sm. .DFop=v or Gravel, Liver
Complaint N7epcpaiA, NefToaa noc4
tlons, General Debility, all dhronls
diseases aMG all dl~e4xGcq hK4E1nE 1foEz
tie use Of MefcE1Js
Ta,a medicine combines u h!Eh1P fe7ee1htMtea M
Hoh1urAs Rcct} FELLOW DO &. H16ah and
the 1OLlOK or POTAeslUh, .ogtLhe1 ~1su osbe1
valuable etsole purifying HIu A.t4 ptetGset b
ntw Cbeutc&l prCcess TO ID t. render Tho p7apar14
npn the Eost CEcaciou4 reuecy evt1 Cde.ed 70 ttE
putl.c fer al dieesscs t-11:ne ro tWpnre STAG
Da-HAdTER.4Y'S lOulnE I ND 50 A6ssAf AfsIlIAa
Is s ceLEhtuuc-Ai rer1ety, aac has Allrl Aneou:
sct1or on the yx:cnx crGa 81 the eEss. L. exciting
the1n tc 4hel1g e@d'c. a-d ensbt!1C item to par.
1Qf1n t16 1u4ctEnt thtt ERtu-d dtH!g1 ID tn Ned
ctns LUk!P1EE TIE 6lAobD, GOEEECTe tie N.
CRS71ON8 of the LIVER. tna E1rEL6 vi not p!:.
qpo,a and ciseassd Assssr :roG the u stam kna By
ser6ered CT RTAIH and PBtk .EHkT
DE- EAsTE L26 1Du1FR kNDsAReAPARrLLA &
hlronRh1y Ftno!aE9 the RhAle e. sten tre, 1t ron
Ill impurities And pEs~ t11n2 those paC1IAI puttyi-x
sn3 Blood CltA-ErE poEdr1 Il The -eA-on Why Il L
equally e1cAc1oos In nc 1nhny different complaints.
, 1864-10-13
TN CHAECEhY IA Casu bers,


l. Ttd-esdsJ. tie sVeEts nrtt dry OF srortnh IN
tbf twfr;t-e.Iet year oft.t ;'t:.u of H1f estss
v. C. s:7:EE: between. rs:.hr= i.o"ers VA
Rcugh. Ct, rltin::n, aud JolA L-T6cx ard J4.aet
Eu.rE, def. EAaE'f+
Irt IT. tpnl, ca1oc O u: p:s.att md a?gs.s'
ibt py htioSFl: tt&. ltc-r ur 1:..-Gc. the lac c.
lei tan1 I1hn Levxcs. tanro s+ fouu7 - se serTad
III 81 ctien copy Q, the h!ll u '1!. rsuse It or'
o1 lei5Ie 1he ,filtis.h Gay q mper ns1t. an-
a~+r, OF en,us to 1h= raid hl: a:d It - Or
aoi:ec b me Gsne.ai oiss,a e THIS C2u:l
be pnh1,s1e1 IN tn- CHfCs 10 TR1aCEE NJ ~Ep1ptrs
prThra III :ht Cry Chicago, vta.< Of Illinois, ose
Of :he UTltec St1tes Of Antr:ch cn:e IA e.eh %stH
fcf The four CE. neat p.ecsc1sE the h2id tNft16
CAV OF hovsTvber ntxt.
end !, tn,lh.r o-c e:ed. ThAt ct eo eopY ofths
Lesa:k, ceicaso. sta:. II Lllusss.
signed, L. GRANT. ReE1strRf.
JOuN LBVACK-Take noscs, that il yon d. not
9Iw.- Or 10 the Inn p1-suast TO II. abore Or
De- the nAtrt1n msE % SIN order 10 itEe the bill
a. x nfeaset AI& Il soH. sn1 tne Court mAy giant
tuch ra.lc1 ~ b. psy bt entttled 10 on rt show
t1i urc p1ocetol. In The se1s tss Il 1te1T
, 1864-10-13

I B~1ttr. T., Of tbs yu U p1tcd States artill-ry,
l"et threr meo killed. snd niue 9.uod-u. aad
f,u1t q, bn1ses k,u:d, Battery D, Ct the 1ss
Untea States. lost one ki'l-d aud tour
wo, nd d, IN: ten bosses killed. Tae 5th
Me-, J 1897 battery Lost etx horses BastarJ
C, Of tut Sd Rode lssand. report four men
o, n '+d auu 1su horses BILLED. Such heavy
lts-, 8 20 .5t,lle1y are sel:om kuowa. aud IT,
teet tho vigorous character Of the ereuy's
, 1864-10-13
James Fl. O1ne, Chairman, T.:
Cadwaladtr Blddse, Secretary.


George 6ennott, CT Boston, illustrated 4
spsech at Rcxbury. Mass., 8 day or two sgo,
BY this little parable:
=" One freeing Ftbruary morning negro
hawked mutton pies In a basket round Fan
eu1 Hall Square, roaring ont, Hot mutton
pies Hot mutton pies + 4 teatnster bought
and tried to bite one, but found It frozen oa
solid as the curbstoue. What do you call
them hot for? you black and bius s"indter,
yelled the teameter to the shlVertng pieuan.
sWy-wy-a white man guy 'eHa to me not
dts snornf1'-dey Was hot wen got 'em dis
morrin'' swell, you fool, 1t d1dh't tlke ten
minutes to freeze them IN taat old bsssst-
WhT call them hot now?' sWy-God blesa
yon, dat's de name OBJ 'em-de name OBJ 'emi
It / didn't holler de right nams nobody
wouldn't fetch 'emf Yo9 want me to ho1-
Ter jro:e glss: ! sa,Ppose' :: No. sal You c4a't /
"Tbus it is "ith the Democratic party.
They received from Jefferson and jackson,
"a free Gift, their principles Those gifts
they meaIly put up for sale and hawk round
IL the deadly market Of slavery to freeze up
10 their shabby old party b,sket- They roar
nut. Democratic principles! Democrattc
principles! u foz sale beldg understood. And
when you pay the price Of your vote for them,
you find slavery benumblns 3our fiogest,
1naral1 xipg your tongue, contracting your
heart and turning your stomach. Ask the
swirdie1s why they call such stuff deraocra.
cy. and they tell you b!andly that str. Jelfsr.
| son gave them the original article -that they
! have kept 1t ever since-that It is just ..
, 1864-10-13
nfADE AFABElLA HUNTER
NE TNL GExAT
SPANISH ELAIRVOYANT

AdPIAxEr RKApER ASn poc1REes. This giftAd
V u. lsdf, on Der wxy South. PHI tt:p this u.7
ict + thc.t tine only. ~ ths
PRESCOTT HOUSE,
Cerntr Of Van Buren and Clark E1retts. Room At
7h,. eftea you, lady b.. ca f.eul:y Q! tei in<
Il n ytrtrF lost cr ste.r- to t:u he ptrs3n
Vi ere e1n 3: found ~ ~ s3.o dsts1ins M M 70
II hY ID I'D Of k41 exalclt thels ukeaes1. DC.
seEsn ealo1en bHi1 wt3 hTsn 1gtT TT :! a:s
he4t ot ftitss from the cl'le6 o. feE YhE Pill
C. t.rE:s sEd Ks;t,z.oIA E1s s7:tk1 rren q Ger:
kId 1io1. OC4 k8t4 lR
, 1864-10-13

cAr pe coneslt at hs once l7+ hou .lAtk street,
oot1 ct % honroe. Clnc.eo H.. hat D!ock non lhs
private SD decsts pAtur., u pota sEIes Whlch 10
trea't wl'o tcpLrx 1iet su.ttte. ho1@s esRA az
viii tke e,rlctas: r1.vscs. sdscn hoa f.o1 q 4.
to E. H.: tuId daFs - II n: Eou n9nox - ancs
confidential. Copsu. X1o . tIeo Add ct9 ccsf once
Bee ~. kccl.se tHo sttnlTs and Ee' bis GUIDE 10
Health. -,..., -. =
fYa;2 the Doetor'f log ez?eEtepce IN Hcsoital $50
rftvs.e rr~rucc. b: II ~bi 70 o-sfr aSa VIII cnts.
c:oY* acvet art cnlpl CT 70 etuQec Il very III IT
" NM mrr spft-I1pg vo4. to, Gpuse are 1nvted to
call pe,fcct cnte E&rra.t-d F<nsle !:fetolesi.
ues &ttcncan" on proer:9, senst.u or Ps1ioet
Hhi1tky lad xutceaa res p2 3jt4
, 1864-10-13
fTOAL! COkLs COAT!

TIE Be1auten, F1tt1..ak. WlAkshatsG- and anA1cf:1
Ca! co:-pauy q Fe1psi 1var:1. t.a 70. tuo;lJ
L 41:p l<.ge EEk. 6ntu Esf. EsrEs asa Qsest1El
CO b. the Single ton OF cargo. u Lo"Bsf AAR
A1to. Leigh, B:o1crtfht B.4Af I'LL, Ef;e, Ehl7.
p vs., NinerHl H:dRo Rp0 Ltl1ot. Go@8.
01ctx. LN 6tuta E1Ikit sfIt g. ~ Kat kA1.1al
rrft, aIt-ecu:f ClstE str: .o.th q the c. B.
kALlo:s C1sas1n1. Pest Gfnce Boz atS:
kCIi. .ss1i.EEs.f EEHkEX LAW.
, 1864-10-13

F We arc in receipt Of little paper
called t. Daily Skirtnt.her, published for the
= cstern Illinois Sanitary Fair. It is l. neat
little sheet, thoroughly Union, handsomely
printed, and carefully edited. As an expo.
nsnt to the Fair, and an auxiliary to the
cause, it must prove Of great benefit. :.
, 1864-10-13

Il EALE-fN 4pXINLLTE. ~ ~.
9,L e :hs C!lt s;etts the .o1thtr, o1s5aSs ~
6.ys q pctost1. :. i 1.ei eu b. sold It Pnh:!e
70 thE Y eets asd b. tor c*sa E9!ao'
=! ~ tc!ccE Lev le!i.~ ite te,e,thea prppef,
Y = ~t:.Ah.us g hsans Of Co.scn, s1d los OF
cpucc1n. II. L. PaI4 LIpa IT. E MarxhAl.
SEt!n. 0.lt. IL, Cet lo:h. ISL. ocls iasijH
, 1864-10-13
Qbiea9u:: Qribnne.
THURSDAY, oCTOBER 1s,. 1854.

>
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1so4.
PRE31DEn1iAL RLEOTI 81 nov, 9
Republican Unias Nominations,
FOE rEEs1pzzr, ...
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
roH VICE PKxsIuEnr
ANDREW JOHNSON.
OF TENNESSEE
fcR GoTzRroh: RiCHARDJ oGLysBY
Foe LIEUT.. GoyEENon: WILLIAM BROS9.
FOB 6Eo. or STATx: SHARON TYNDALK.
FOE AUDITOR: o. s. MINER.
FoH sTA-E TREASURER: JA:. 4. BEvER1DGK,
fos ecP- Pun lxsTErc: NE 8ToN BATEMA.s.
Prea1dent1a1 RIecters.
POE TIE sTA1E AT LABaE:
JOHN DoUGHERTY. OF Untcn-
FRANCIS A HOFFMAN, Of Da Page.
BENJAMIN II. PRENT;ss. ot AaAms.
District electors.
:-1oaa = FAnwn1, s54s. 9. cesuna.
e!om '. EusrAo1, l0LTuus. " uARRls,
ss-%.; r. r, 7: noSEE11s: q 8 1s-zz1ts 8. cllrroao
For Members Of CoREFcs1.
. A: la1ee-sAMUEL y, koULToN,
Dist. I@OHN WENTWORTH.
u-l0HN F FARMS WuK1a.
HE, D. WASHBURNE.
ly1A1S x.ARos HAf'laS11 Z. WGsaso11.,
VI-BURTOE c COOK.
VIII. r. u. HR0MWELL
Vu1-SuELBY u. GULL0A-
IX-HUGH FULLERTON.
A-N. II. KNAPP.
NE, CALLAHAN.
Xt1-JEnU BAKER.
Eu-A- J. EUYEENDaLL.
Nominations tor Cnok County.
For Siate's dEosney-cHAKLEs q. REED
For GAe75F--JOuN 4. NELSON.
For Cork Of kas Circuit Eo9,z-WILLIAM L.
CHURCH
For to,oner-Dr. WILLIAM " AGNER.
. F5r Sfote Seaes r. 7aeatr1ou-M District
FIR ANCIS 4. EASTMAN.
Far Representatives IN TIE Legislature Fifty
E7hth District {Eett)-WILI.IAM JACKSON, n,
f. HUNILEY. 4. .. COOK,
S ts;sM District {5oaM}-A. n. DoLToN,
EDWARD 4. 16HAM.
8;1tysfrs: District s{Horta>-GEoRGE rRoEG
a r GTFVEEG1N
, 1864-10-13

rO. N, n; ", 7; Nh nETHA LF F,1t,@9G M I- hhsx.
9ne Gp1y n&Crt1c:uscrx In It's UuttBa etBtea of Af2
lphkoetS 4nd 1gurea suY kreat eXtens - y e1s
variety. Sold 1t wtGiexzlk 1t tn. LoE94t GA91
EE5c1k: Aao. The sHi7 or MDElIBlk sfHEem g. &C 4
&tenA etoof. 1nqrttae q oe6H!! EoTRsI =
, 1864-10-13
uR CiETEE'S COUCH BALsAH

WNlfuFo Couehss C616Af Aa%nhak9 Cts7s
sumption, HFonenft1A- 6pffkfRs
Wn~openS Cough, CEon9, nnd Eli Dts
t4xxn AZ Tie Threat z1,G k.uaEEs
keseer, hays you CouEn, Ield, u any dis-Ase t;
hi ln-es OF Ih7c&s7 G. It Ee@le,rt AlIi1Js:e
CeuehA a.a [o:at, aot cEted- ixAu y C0a6UkF
T10H. AZ he g tt. Mt f0tE :ATH
frUcr. { II orck tlat-c-lunlkIet rewe1 \ Oh. GAh
= 3E E&;VgE eAi;5S.s Ai;5; SatsI *eycr t.;ss = 4dG5
FIT CjT1k i :tw dsn I: u beyced Il ao1c:
ths mu+t FEEF ECT REAKnY fcr ii. dlsessss Of .hs
THkuAT AND LUa9R known 70 tho clYluxSs
world.
So rr1oe-:r.sI c.ttta, s. cent ser bot..e; 1art.
bottles, Il oa1 bo-sle.
TT 81 sale It Or. 8. wk9TERLY = CC.'F Pe-,
IF Nedic:ne e+Jrc. ~ Madison t-seIt. ChiceKo, Ill,
tntvry1a ark-S
, 1864-10-13

HUMAN FRAnrY. OR PHY-
L. g1oL0GICAl. KEsE4ACETs aEs,uld pe resS
. evcr1bodr. II treta 1n sud shovs hoN. ne eyl.
Fee1iu 1{u:Hf trCH eA,lf AhuRt I'D u1hsrpY con.
sk;n,ntston nsy bk saore:tet. 17:t sure ua:hod q
III the Esrtase rate. solt t5 d. T. A. 8ARR0W.
HlseekeF st1ss;, Frv 7;1k; P5,se @ ., = es15s. 11
VI, 7t Rando!rE stree:. ch!esfo. IL: ah9 OF slhC-
II K1 CO.BUHH. ~nv-A' aS"'- s"* ~sat4EsoE
HfeeN ,FAor1A. nj ak1f-TA-1
, 1864-10-13

AND DESIRE 70 Know - ;
BOW TO SECURE M,
For Upvard CT Twelve Years
TIE SUCCESS OF
HOSTEL TERsS
STOMACH BITTE&S
Has been marked featuss In the AsdteAl History U
the country. and their celebrity coatta-
ually lacrcases.
Mu1rrrun1s Of Interior pr+Dassaon4 a.. bean ~
m 10 compete s1sa this heathprosectsax Tonia nc
Attentive.
Bur :ssy s,ys 4, ts1.a .h,1s H., sas . r. ga
dANJ In TN Estimation and conndaneo o< taa Pzhfe.
aware that Il secures health 70 f.ni'te1 who dset
81 aa To ssoe ::
-''@ ~ NA"''s'7''''' "''"A'
oa1 nNsnpon tells anotner What Hoe11rrHs
Of the G1xAg FAMILY ExaroRAT.rx.s = constantly a.
@no'ns'
Species Of lxpIass11or, = almost un.vssssl and
n41a1HA nxixs. e r to9nae' % % ssst!m2ns o&
ru 7x1nIx take 1t necAnsa It 1mpszss v1xor, VIA
ont proauctnE undue physical or menIsl axsite1saa1
Aa'@ n1| N1e 'Se'
..... ...
efce nesstoiore pPescsibed ioT meStaa. s9rpSes
in7s1ids rsaort Is HosTxFrxn's BTrrsai a. -
=:
=. NJ ~ saas+ 49, @ nyes r. @ Sum Iey af3
aSsisfs 1siist 49, ii ths aias 21sRs =
.....
eo9ne :. &C.
BrrTKRs break At the paro1ysma With aoaoluta ess
uo..,,-o NV y. ,,,.. .,or.a,.,,
q the p!spssato9 q 9psTHAI1 e4sEa q eosH
AEss. ,or i = ma and genial cathasc - well ~
rvs usA1tya and regulating acect ucoa TIA nozra
n yhnsevsI Way ~ they max bs dsoEdered. T sdmHie3
hencs IT. 1sefainesa In ooIIo' pIa5sSa1 Mais
HAaD ron, ptvsron and exposure may na bozss
s. sose s5o sasssn taeis 1 s1 ssla Ill sae
sooe and agreeable Bsomachic.
II CA1uo.s1A md Australia II is sha m.nnx
the rest Indes is Considered the n,oar reiJabie ec
%ssDE aeass aa OF &afoas s7r
49, o ~
tudss Of iemreTxtnIe and azf.aatton5 xEne1stod "a
EXCESSIVE ae@' @e9'nz On a@a'nps sou'
........ .........
MN OF TEE H1GHRsT atsalumentato TO medical scae1oG
hne sefg oss' "'1e'no 1oe ae7oso c<s
~ Ass..4zz. warmth aira.e. t.snthtousa s,ez,
i tof f;as1 1as Ct
-E' '''' >''
Any ol the peculiar dlSulttee |tlcn eject the heaa
Of ns es Is 9y phy woo oass
.-a.n-,
7sxn 4 5o
and prevents mental depression.
W Hynz5 z oa sas1 p pbssssRToa -
ron sas aeets Ct q ntnessi medlcness tais poW9
olS0c'
zx,zAuaz 4aAr III Hos7z. .rzzs s11zz:3s ara con.
ei5ee 1aa 6est toDtcs q tae sstab5s kinsdc9 xa
inn,s and thsi Il Il tnersfor s.te me9cssa ~ 4h
m a91 "a nsEs ss4s tfs L ri eSs g
z .e'ss sR ss:.
@ rones hT do n or ~ ~ r1
sAR1xy1x5Iyz 9ed,ctse capable ottho.ogs.n
ihe% 10 roe IL asaosphsT,c potou Which eenepas
E1 nfher I'm cnnnAts I'm X o4'S e'ous 'oaass4
MnnsrAr1o1;Aar I'D aytas hospitals Of the Armies
e. tha u1teu sta!ss s nsea H1h marked success q
S ~ snn s good sne9
freely admitted By army zusZcoaa- -
''' ::
says 1s ~. that 70
1sAoo'a 'e's A:'se o1''es II 'ae9 count1ss aoEs1e
~,,-,x,x,, c-,-, ao,,,,,,,--, ,,,,,,,. .,,.>,.
c institutions. &C.. &C., ala alao1x the cfedeatiae e
ALE pSS'1-N ''S~" j.,
ness oF Wolse Consequences may b. shs penalty.
:. ,...
e1s IL yesr, dmcuity vs. experienced IN Eespas =
1otD." no tpf.Ier ti1sppoi1taenu ICED ID snurss
hended. :.
.9sss s9.5si5s ssS ss = e. sss 4
ssssa 2ssaazz: 'N' .'e ''
......... - .
MAS s. s s. & s4
tettoue m11ture., and telling tde ta;ne HosTas.
TxKe STOMACH BIHIzas TberefntH purchase on!y a
, 1864-10-13

L. The ased mother Of John c. Bseckin-
rioge, Of The 'eb=l army, died At Baltimore
On last Saturday. she had resided there
with her son-in.law, Rev. DR. Kallack, Of
the franklin Streat PresbGtcriaa Church. for
the past two or three years.
, 1864-10-13

~ ship hsres otore ezisttcz bttwo.n the uuds.-
sifnsG ut CT tiIc EtE4 Il LkR Lk!1N .K0
= co, II tn1s day tleso!v<d by. nrtusi c3meSf
tb- urn. CT. WHkELEH
Q<rober 18th. iS6S, \. ~ LtOEaR3
Glcl1tNf-st j. E, LBuXAhD
, 1864-10-13


uI4ASY Helh uloSs ~ HugL1Na PLu:p
the t%ss nktr-o1 II 'be world. 1t innA-t8
beautiful the tt. se~pk It N curl, promotes
hs ssowtL. d. Frtce, 81 cent ~ title
UpEta'b T4Tlhh 0INT KNIT IL : sure and
pee. cqte FOR Tcttsr, sst kheum. g apped Hancs.
Ur3AAN ASTHMA t.tI'fH EAievt-a he N ut vao
itti Lre Of Al. .tDs in ter ulrutes and efecA
IIPfsa- cSrs. t31es, - c.ef,s. sIs.vp ,.uovn
FrerEl, Tan, szrhtrn, sao,pc+ ehe face, ottez1
he San snd Besnsnes sre faouplex1on tE1ce' %
'bE. IL tUK1E's L,fE xAsx,u. the treat H.s-
v:co1 sS vso s1e saa5era.g fscn. I1nsired sp,nsl
B1c-ry. St-v4us reo'ES: r. .sr7eicz uoE whs.egef
eRrs+. III .. 81 F.ckAx<-
II JApaE Sc HAIR slain co}prn the Whit
Err %re Hrr%tachea b+n itrt ~ r or hrovr. Il
eonft+tl OF only alon 10 o. VII not tRde
Rf EAtt cut. o. % ckf t. s ho..
s. ~ s C.. UsHe+ :: Sou ftsnsh street. Phil
kdel,s1t sut b. Rlf UreEslg4 E1rcul.te sens tree.
LORD d MITE, = sreaI,
DtSl .1Is1 1e-TE sAkrr AREN'T E!:lcaEu.
f.ofGutc's seonev ~oap.
IT'S cSli bralcc tGAIF1 eUkF, IN so1l universal
Eem.d, ID made trim he choicest 4rer1sle is mud
Rld saulIeIt IL II Ii urt. trAfrxb ls sreotod. and
txtr.4lelE teuen -1al II IL ec!lci 40 the Riln Tor
yn1e hY eft DFuP71fu SID Ancy f+aoet ree9eT1.
ikt--n778-lY IH.&AT-TU
, 1864-10-13

Our batteries vert terrible sufferers. Their
loeses OF men with them By NO means small.
, 1864-10-13

Is FOR ros ask ns6 u III
rtpcsa1s III :e,ece,ysd 81 ONCE nntti FalDAY
lbs. aay. or 1pppiy1nE Forage mod tho MS
Vi Ill Il corr Csups hha Hosuttals and Publ. a:a
afu fer such ott "ud c1ces ss uA7 b entttisd
ior .: period Of s1 aonta4 trona hs DAY
nsy 70 10 Of ne h. st Qua7.y at Timothy we'll eu,+d
snd IN sll ceaes Delivered III Dslss as tbs rate 1t 400
Ccrn to - ia, ct tie best q4a,iy s-un1 and s1to,
O.ra to be No. l. de.veTe. In racks 1t the ra*e OF
ts.ig twn Pounds per pushe', tha saczs to p7 IL.
sf,aw to be Ct she best k1cd bright and delivered
IN tur dit: q: the "a 9 81 26Sd pt uaat psr raa.
all Hal. G1hn aud STRAW. to pe detfFe"ad subject
to ngle .nspeet1on ry competent aKen: sppoiatsd
Each bid nus 10 in duprc t, and sccomcaased By
tbe wI1tten guarantee Ct It ,essr tv Fno an
boz ts wrh tha possr oculd BIZ bid he accApsed
such proposals. aud guarantee TO b6 In the fo'm PFC
ter.n3: and which can oe os:a!ned On application to
Ricdt Il uat be pres.ct at tbs te Of the oorn,ng
Ct p:@oposss: @ e sfsnhy ttsr ac:eps mce or their
Two or Z orc BIDS from tho sane party viii cpsure
feisp lon o. a1l Guch bids :
All jof II t1te Will rejaeted. The rndessfzned
c!annlr and fscrvttE tee right to Reject am I'll
bios II d eeued UNREASONABLE.
pa1na. hts vi. be msaa mo3thly upon tse pr.se.ta
ton Il lrtpF con eef1incAt. accompanied oS tht re-
CeItt OF the 1ectiV'1E 1fc.-, n ehscks pAFaoe IN
Certificates Of dtbtedneas. 1f 10 auca fun ii a. may
be en- hand, spoiic~be ios t:ar purpoH.
q r.. sssl;a
ocii tsai,@t Gol.and Depot Q1a1tefmssser.
, 1864-10-13

good ~ ne1. nply not quite 10 sasm ,'er-
hars-snd 'h.t you ro +uy must quatt-l
With the pseulao. tnr "a hat be calls 1t u lts
Hante. II 9ru ~-Et It more democratic, y'.u
na5 take II. homo to Jour m state aud
.oarrn 1t; hut Ia The msantlme do not inter.
rppt tue &aIes.n
, 1864-10-13

MASS MEETINGS IN pEKAL8 COUNTY.
Bon. S. B. Stinson, Of ,ndw,cb, and D 3 James,
E-q., Of Sycamore. viii epeak ut Union Mass Meet
inpe, in the evtnine, 1T rhe following times and
placer:
Frarklfr. Friday, October II.
Elstb9ra EroTs. ........... .Sa urd4s, 0c oheT is,
Sonou1uk. .Tuesday, Oc:obrr l8.
1rh W4 Hnf .ffnC q
, 1864-10-13

Governor Tases ind Judge William Pitt Kel-
lois will eddrefa nass meetings at the following
times and places:
Cscb.1d2e, Henry county, .Frfdav, Oct IA
MoTis. G!uDd5 county,. Saturday, o:t IS
Perlia, Peoria Sounty-....... Wednesday, O=t. 10
DeKALB COUNTY MEETINGS.
II Mass meetings In DeEslb county. c. ELL
wtod, Esq, ard D. D. James, Esq, Of Sycamore
will speak ss follows;
FrSnklin. ......Ftiday Evening. 0c!obe. IT,
Shnbbona GrcYe.... Saturday evening, o. obes Il.
GEN 1. c. FULLER'S APPOINTMENTS.
I.acon. Mnrrnal1 Co. Fr1dsy.... -.... ). Oct, q
Midulepoit, lroquots Co.. Saturday. NOV.
, 1864-10-13

: General John IL Palmer and Hon. P. q. Drom-
well will speak at the following places:
Cb1npaien City. Chsmpaizn CO., Saturday. Oct. IS.
Sullivan. Maul1rte CO., Monday Oct. II
Charttfron, Culet CO.. Tuee1ay -0c'. IS.
Tar.e. Edesr CO :, Teoue.cay.... ......Oct. 49,
ItnI vii Z, TermilHon CO., Thursday. Oct. 20.
Tuscols, Douglas CO., Friday 2l.
Msjor General Palmer anu Hon. s..M. Cn1lum
will tpeak as follows:
Metamora, Woocfcr1 CO., Saturday .-.....oc. -
Fltm0pi. Taze~eli CO., 3souday y.-........ oct It.
Eeebfmg On, Tazeu ell CO. Tuesday. .......Oct. Is.
Alsnaa, Logan CO., Thursday Oct. IT.
General Palmer aud others. ~ follows:
Quincy, Adams CO., Moucay. Oct. 81.
AeIdoD. Adams CO., Tuesday. Nor. i,
Ttrtsw, HaIeocE CO., "wednesday ..-....Nog. g.
Cartacr, Hancock CO., Thursday .........Nov. s.
An' utta, HsreocE CO Fricay. .....Nov 4.
Mo1:uorth, Warren CO.. Saturday. Nov. s.
CHN 1nr1A. Il aRA-cNnpnE,E AIanfx-11
, 1864-10-13

GERMAN MASS NICE TIN373.
L1eutnapt Governor Hoffman, Major Stevenson
and other German sneakers will speak at GeInAn
maes meeurgs At the iolloHfng 2laees, in the
evening:
T1c1ton.,.............. Friday, Oct. Il.
btl4tTLlt+ .Aouus1s Ct.s -
Alton. So. Tueaday, Oct. 18.
, 1864-10-13

The action now became Intensely hot. Idt
woods were filed with a continuous roar oi
mufketTy, and the eavage work OF bntcnery
Nas going on With marked rapidlty. Oul
men displayed eteadinegs and coolness sci
dom eqpalrd and never suepasssd-
THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
The rebels were obstinate and determined
but, finding that they could Lot drive Oul
men uom their position, finally gave Way
ard retired in confleion. The battle had
lasted about half m hour, but during thai
short ep1ce Of time over one Thousand Of the
rebels left their bones to enrich the sacred
coil
OUR LOSSES.
Our own loeses In killed, wounded and
mfseiug were a trifle over hundred. It
was the cheapest victory ever won on bat
| tie field.
THE RoUr OF TIE ESEAE COMPLETE.
The Iout Of the enemy Was complete, so
much SO that their officers wera utterly uns-
Bile to rally them for second charge, thus
back, leaving many OF their dead aud num-
ber Of their wounded IN cur hands.
THE LOSS Il OUR FORCE 1EDEL
| LOSS.
l. The result sf the attack on our part was
| the loss to the infantry Of about one hun
| from Abbott's brigade. The rebels suffered
rery heavily. The ground is Jet etrewn
With their dead, while numbers Of bodies
t. Qre known to hare been taken back. BY
| them, and eome were buried on the field. i
| Indy, residing about mile In rear OF their
point OF attack, says that at one time her
T91s eogersd KIN coo'd
| them fall At every discharge ofour artillery,
while BIZ the mueketry fire to which thsY
exposed themselves they must have Lost not
ltss than one thonsand men in killed and
, 1864-10-13
GEN. JOHN r. TRANSFORMERS APPOINT
MEN1S.


/ JUDGE SCATES' APPOINTMENTS.
Eon. Walter B. Scates will -peak at the follow
ine place.. down to Paris, Edgar county:
, 1864-10-13

10. N0RgoN's APPOINTMENTS.
Kankatee ee....... ,....-....+.: .Thursday, Oct Is.
Aurora. Friday evening, Oc1. II.
Tuner. On Page coupty. ,,,.. Eltofiky, Oct Is,