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AOLEa AN0 d0tuLa1ltNS.
Tickets procured oniy Ct the oace OF the Treas.
Cemt.atatlen 1icsets are Issued either for One
t.an of ,bs apocant, o. Tie r1asr pnr n"
Or MT MONTH. an1 no deduction Will be made for
sisIees and g 6e aaeo only BY ths psEsn named
;:esiSsd vii ee tade IN Consequence of sae
liability Of he pe'son 70 nse #. .,.-
t1s,5 f1f = S6s!s t5sy sod :y ri sssz
sfs IL Trains stopping
~ to sas s1a 4se
ia 8 does @ r R4rl5ss ~ 1lttss 6.
esa9s5 ao T9ds
aaa Ss fss s,sy e S
the rssuisT tair antt aasw Tctse Is sawn.
ss & t. Pr ed e.
t ~ M, hns
e sas:ess e tasss
sign CONTACT to Feleve the $o@psay RON il H.
car: {tqg 9Th them. =, r.... ur...-..,
& s with RsaF e III HAE E.; 81 sp
4 TLANTIC 6 GREAT WEST.
IL ERN RAILWAY
= 4 aB aas'ss sEs asz
NEW YORK THROUGH LIyK.
zy. 4Ss f'sss3sas and ls
s!s$sfsss ~ Sss Rsss i
A5siys cisyslsad at:...::500 =: =: 50 ?. <.
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This valuable Ltniment E1u cure
hheumattsm, sprains, Bruises, Outs,
= Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Ten-
dons, Swelled and Stiff Joints, Lum-
bago* and all Diseases where an
external rcmcdy is indicated.
DIR. EAsTERLYt5 AMERICAN LIy1MENr viii
also cnro spsnns, Bruises. Cuts Gala, Cnaees. Ring
ee9;,ipE so hnRSEs J. Fa,ailies ehonsd Ecep 1t CON
the hest AND MLSr EFF1cACI0u5 L1N1MEHr
poc In ute,
~ For aa1o a: DIR EAsTRRLY 4 CO'A Family
AedirtHa St,ns, e Msuison STREET, near the Foss
0ttice, Ch1ckg0, Ht-
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DHUTOGRAFHII MEDAL.
l. LIONS !.
Enr <hn Presidential Torn,osrn

With accu.ate photographs Of Pses,deat Aad vice
Freedcn. Of zach fart5, laoiu In uras and elegant
netAic eases. kseA Gaze contains Tbs of Both
Prc,te9 9t sEA vteei5, sdent 1he s.sle 4 entirely
sr.etr.rs esns to Any aad!s.s y gail 4 !: :ea:a
GAULT: No Fark P.acs, NeW York.
tesp n16t4W T-tA1A
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ODE TO A LOBSTER,
FL TIE Raid or TOWER HALL
Though thy iorm is somewhat uueer.
Thtu iDhAbtant Of OCEAN.
And thy beauty don't appear
To excite much warm devotion
In The boeems Of behoidtre,
Who NTH cool Indifference trest thee.
Or a th1ogglng OF the .aoulders,
Unless they mean to eat thee.
eondemn thee not with risor
Fur thy oddlty, good shell fish,
And see noug2t III thy Geurr
Dsahofical OF ecl1eh.
Among fsh thou art rare one
Quite - dist1nsui. hex, i" N We aAy:
ADD etdtBks each scaiy fair pus
Must her homa.e to thee par
h2vc heasd 1t Is thy practice
When Thy crusty cn It il worn.
To renew It: and that fact is not
An example none should ecprn.
FToM the vesy depths Of oce.p.
uf-drcahed most1ls hear that call
Heal, anl put your legs in motion
And proceed to Tower Hail,
Where Mne!etup & Wfsg1eswortb, kese the largest
AID hest a.eostmrnt Of R~ady. made lo;hin: ia
ne atY and arc selling to MI customers at great
tEUQEtitu from cHat.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
of7lcz ce,nnssAR1 or srusrs7.scs,,
Sealed Propo.as in duplicated vii b. feceived By
the undt ned until IL o'clock II. on FRIDAY tha
ops ?. ss fss 4 e. H ct "
Rock leland, Illinois,
Chicago, ILLINOIS,
Quincy, 1llino1s,
Springfield. Illinois.
VtGin1tl ofthc above named p,nces.
ih1 c0nfsset vii commence August la, 1861, and
ss@ r. a. q a;Esa shorter pod
The Beef must be tha trat quality and be deliver
@ eqns portions Of fore and Lind quarters {neczs
quirsd for tse use liz TODD sndon such aaygs.
the Co1mfFeafs Hay direct.
Proposals. must be accompanied bE guarantee. IL
@e The erstEned hcsehy guarantee. 10 cs.c the
ttsIeEong BID Of - BE- accepted. 1t SHAH BE- luly
E. HaS s9esasd sa?aai s
(kan-ee Of Euarantoleo
:"
To this must 10 attached Certificate tieuea by tho
~, o. A. sSs Judge or q. s. District Attorney, In
II hereby csr'ny tb.t the shove named -ars
70 me- as es property aud are good and
All bidders give their names In ful also state
thetr pat: Ct c. and hutuess. Each bid must
haye printed copy OF tia advertisement attached
Psyment to be made in such funds as may be fur
hisned By the unEed 6tatea.
TIE nEcerstned reser7es the right to reject any
Separate bids Will be raceivsd for e.ch OF taa
Ahove named p1acefs OF ONE bid may inciute all of
Propcfa's raust he II purL1cArn, ad7ressed to the
nndef*tsned, snd en.ossed r:o90.s,7 tor Fresh
tyem65s1!t Major and C.e.
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Read! Read!! Read!!!

0A1vHI1. Fh., Ju2e ]. 1851.
DH. HK. H. G1Aa0-QsAf Sir: In February, 1s61,
Esa alcted With su9Ar diabetes, and for ye munthI
Ipasssd morsthan tEo gallons Of water II twenty.
twelve ttmes daring the night. and In avs months
lost about dftY pounds tn weight. During the month
Water. and IN Two days altar using It experienced
orsed-soon afsar rsgsnlnx NJ 1sEsI good cssits.
Yozr1 truly, J. vi. On HT9.
, 1864-07-12

r Il. ST.AEIE7,
&De l1nEuFACTURRR or
HOSTING ANU FANCY HA8AETSs
Chi,drsn,8 Cam ca, Cradles and Caat1s BuckeSa.
Brccr.t Tus- y enhntEd7. te .whote.a'c sd retail.
Me- IS WeRt 1anholoh street, Geltsso. I'll. Ali atde11
pxltnlu5 attended 70. hepa.r1 nrsay e1aeC.eA.
las k8s2D. .'
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Gpfrtal 'NutatS.
H4ERRsn marnOIfR NnIm.

N&6&A'8 NH8S NV11H t8&IEs
1his II tbs most delightful and extraordinary arH.
eyes d4leoyered- II changer the sun burnt tAce
1nd hAnds 70 ! rear1s satin texture Of 1.~ishinE
f@esuty. tmpafttng The marble purity Of ynnth and
The dunge appearance 10 inviting IN the cify hene
faAhion. It removes tan. rcckIes. plmplss Ana
f1rGhncss from the akln, leaving the cou1O4euon
resh. Transparent and smooth. It coutoen oo na1e-
fal 1riu11oua to the skin. P4,ron&Ed y AA3eeses
Snd 0pe1n Singer. It IL what Ssess M &aoaa
tAve, Sold everywhere.
Prepared Iv y. 3. uAGAS. Troy. y. T.
Address ali orders to
DKMAs S. BARNES 4 CO., New York.
fE16F&tDGsn rxTu
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miacel[u11eDus. :.
~ q, NAVAL RENnEZvOU3,>
CHICAGO, ,1ula II, 1854. !
To Policemen and Others.

o. ths sh q e NY IT.: 1ea7e q sosenes
QnaEte Imsster On ship BACK haw4. Q: M,sa.s.ipp:
Chicago rs hes 70: Ieno,ted tor duty. Said COLE
was oo!n At sonshamptop, Engl! = YEAR, ofhEs;
fair cGscpl xlon, feat ~ nck II he,ght Z. G. or
lett k-0; e1Eetsd Rt Chicago, Dec. p, 1SA-
WARD
will te paid for his appr hens.on Ut II. Tasal Eeo
=. JUaN n. HARRY,
AcE1s Vol, Lieut.. q. Navy.
tyI.m33ilm Eom'ufy KerdezYEp&.
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DR.. CARRIERS COUGH 5ALSAM

VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, asthma, Com
sumption, Rronchlrfs. SpIttlng
BLOOD, Pain In the s1do and tsrea~t.
Whoop1nE Cough, Creap, and all D1s-
eases OF the Throat and Lungs
Reader, have you Cough. Cold, Or any disease Of
the Lungs or Throat2 60 not nestacttt MILLIONS
Coughs and coldt, |! not cnred. lea1 to GOss UMP-
TON. and then to oPRsMATU1sE D:ATa.
5EE's t Ct.uG9 sALSAM; .fleh ae!eE fa,.s - s TOP
FEET CUfE n few davs It Is beyond ri! doubt
the most PERFACr REMEDY for all diseases OF The
THROAT AND LUha3 known to the Civilized
world.
o. Psice-Trial bottles, 50 cents per bottle; hzee
bottles. Il per bottle.
~ For sails at Or. E. EASTERLT Il COS Faa.
ny Medicine Store. 80 Madta9n s1re4I, Chlc3go, LII.
iYq U699LlUt SAT-TpxsAI1tS1s
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IMPORTANT TO The SICK.

To persons who aick and Athlete. and desire to
bioou PuztJing edlcl1e, We pIadge thls secu-
rtty that
TB.EASTEKLY,S IODINE AFD 9AR9APARjLLA
than Eul's; Townsend's Ayres' or any o,h7r Sarss.
Rsrila Gr Biood d 4P91ify,n1 M.eiciae nov oTslea TO
the public, or NO MONEY WILL BE TAKEN FOHlT.
PhJ.lclars recommend this ulediclna to their "a.
tents u air casts where 1t Is Indicate gauss they
Knew the ingredients are tbs BEST. thai n:e known
to the Medtcsi Fdcuity.
IT Price, Il 25 ptr oottla.
EB- Prepared and sold By DR. &. EASTERLY 4
Gn corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, 6t Louis,
- soid 1t pR. EAsrERLE's Family Me1lclas
eioEe, E9 Madison strees, near the Poss Ohce, Cal.
caYo, u1snq.s.
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BOSTON, CoR1Kns, n. r, Dec. q, 1861.
e. G9ua AGO:

h dHXxH . VV*
Genrs Freely give you liberty to mAta use o{ the
oQaw1ng certificate OF the value OF Cunst1tuttor
Wssez, which can recommend in the highest man
ner.
Ny wife, who attacked with pain IN the s11onl.
1e1s whole length Of tho back, and In her limbs Win
Fnlplt1tton or TIN Heart, attended, With Falling or the
Womb, Dysmoaorthea, and Irritation Of ths Bladder,
Icalle0 . physician, who attended her about th1se
then employed one Of the best phyaicans could ind
who attended her for about nine months, aaI whiie
much PAIN he fnally ga!e her up, and sad sher cass
Waa lncnrhble. For." said be, ~ahe has such : com.
operates against soms Other othes dncalt1es Abons
Water and TO our utter ent almost the rri
dose seemed to hsvs the desired effect, and ahe kopt
superintcnds entirely heF domestic 1t1airs She IL
not taken any Of the Constitution Water for abo1f
"~'''N Wx. &. VA1 B44scHorxy,
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VALUABLE FRUIT FARA


Adjoining the City OF Ste. Genertsge, Missouri, sixty
rNiss heio- ct, Loats- Of rEu hundred a1d tseIvt
1cres, cit stocked with fruits OF Ill Et1df At,o
fcIty Aeret II cu uEatiGn hfy Iastuta. nav CO:
t4Re dweN1ng house q seven ron n. staoe ttnnntu
hcuse. &C. ene org of the ces 1ut rGs Ia Tie State
Address D. C.TUT1LE, Ets. Geney1eye, No,
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STAINED AND CUT GLASS.

Wo.a, 10 Earya1d Plaza, Boston. M.N.
TTa,y detrr1ptten d Ornamental Tineorn 10
inu,r1es. Private keedencts, eotela &C IL stsina
Cut and EEboekt4 work Designs sent On tnpEeAuo
a%A.xtA4Wu 1AAUkL NE8F
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Co1Eufc's Honey SOap.
THIS celebrated TOILET SOAP, IN such universal
demand. u nsde frtn the choiceat materials. Is mud
ard eDolient IN t4 aaturc. tr4gran:ly scented and
extremely beneficial IL 1n kctioA upon the skin For
E1!e by Rt1 I'rueRtsts sud Fancy Goods Dealets.
, 1864-07-12

WoHDEkfpL MEDICAL CERES BT TUE APfI1cA-
E1oN oy PHoF. Dr. GkATH's KLrcTRlc OIL IL pro-
rcsc ~ cure, almost 1astArtaneounly. individuals
Ataeted w1ta Deafness Headache, AeurslSts, oshl
propose to cbtc CT ind enectuaEy oisslpste more
Ache and pain; hnu to accomplish res1er and mo.o
theGunen system than can BE- en: :tco by any othsr
pt umc the masses themselves being judges. rftce,
g & cnntk And u Ee9 ho;te: So Ut4AM. Sole Agent
6chsscE And Smith D*yer. Chicago Agents. For
ka1e by all Druggists and AttckAn.1-
mESl.h!S8.SM T.T&6A
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nbicoqf, Tribnne.


e, 4 tailoring firm, keeping a "slop-
shop in neighboring city, Keeps also
poet ns business convenience. Here Is one
o1 lis Latest penny-a-line eiIusions:
<1TE IN Fnusr.e,
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8Y nfPT o nj g
Ttf sYmqtc1r OF Gatarfh as they generally t7ses-
Are ut fitat very slight Perscue IND they Ea7s cp
tnat shay have irrqucat xttacEs, and are o-e .srs
tive to the changes OF Temperature: In this conco
scria, alterWatd beeontnx thick and anhesve. Il
the disease becomes chronic, the discharges ala IN
now thick and heavy and are hswksd OF eoaghed or.
Tbs secretlons are offensive, causi-: bad orealh:
sense ot The smell lesaened destroyed: dea}nea
Ge9usptiy takss Flee: Ano,ner = @ ceTmen IT a1a tta:
obliged 70 e!ss1 hls threat Ia ~ mosniag of ihSk
head during the hight. When this taKea place, the
person may bo that bis disease IS on s way to
{he tun1s, ald ehould loose time IN ar-e=1pK Il.
TEE AnpT1 Axx BUT FEW OF T118 xAaY GATA1xuAI
SYAFTQX3.
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"Free,
"HoE. JAMES HARLAN,
"Washingtou, D. O."


ofEkEAE5 EuA CIRCULATION.
Hon; n. Russell Thayer- DEMONSTRATION Of
Hon james KilsonA s ice c5nstltat9on Ras naa"5a9
16 pages, two dollars per huudred,
Hon. GodloyeS 8. Orth-"The expulsion Of Lopg.n
SPACES one dollar per hundred
hon: Il. Winter psyis-''The expulsion Of
lion. Henry G. bent.g-s:stste Revolution" 8
plgts; one dollar per hundred.
Hon. james A. Garheld-"Conhecation Of rebel
property" pages: one dollar per hundred.
!. Aon: William y: kellsy-Fseedmsns Affatrs."
Hon. Green Clay ySnIth-"Conascatton OF Rebel
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold ISReconstruction:: :e M Iiber
y the corncr stone and Lincoln the architect"
IL pageE, two dollars per hundred.
Hon. D. ". Goocil-"Secesslou aud RecoustEuc-
lion. Il. C. schenck-"No Compromise with
Treason" SPACES; one dollar per hrud1ed.
Hon. Lyman Ttumbull H. A Free Constitution
8paccs; one dollar per hundred
Hon. Charles Sumner-sUnversal Emancipation
F1tbout Compensation" 16 pages; two dollars
per auudred.
Hon. James Harlar-"Tlle to property to
s1xss n.6}Rsf one aoss h7ad;sa ,s
tutlon." spascs; one dollar per hundred.
Hon. john c. Ten Ey --"Kecon.truction In the
states." PAGES; one dollar per hundred.
Hon. Reeer1y Johpsou-''Amendmcnt to the
Constitution" 16 pages; two dollars per hun
Numerous speeches and documents not tn-
eluGed ii 're f6re4olng will be published for
distribution, and persons willing to trust the
dihcsctioD Of the Committee eau zernit their
orders with t1a money. and have them filed
with the utmost prom ptitude, and with their
beEt judgment as to price and adaptation to
the locality where the speeches ure to be
sent.
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W1arHxRsy1xLp, Coun., March Z. 1851,
DE n. 3. GK18a:

pea. 81: Having seer yoer ad7a:t!se-ent Of Co1
st1t1tcn Water, EtconEerded for ln.s1Eaatlo7 Of
the Eneyt and Irritation OF the Bladder, having Eut
fered foT he past three yeas, and tiad ths sk Of
number ot physicians With only temporary Relief
boaia q yo1r sgfeG r. Hafs!9.d MesHs Lse. s!sso7
fonni crest change in ny health. have used tive
bottles q T. and sa Ehs;s nsyes expected to Be =
nj g:atudo for IT. feel that It Z al aud more thai
you rsconmead II to nes AsJ . tae oleaasag Of God
Your, Euu, L4o1AHo B. H18NoW.
, 1864-07-12

THE SUCCESS OF
EOSTEI TIERS
STOMACH BiTT'ERS
H.s been marked te.sure in sne M...ea, History ot
tho country. aad their celebrity coa.tn.
ualr .nereases-
g sa - sas s. g
BEE they a.ye 81 ia!lea vhi!e the oE1s.SAEAzz1-
eF I'd das sns 5 ~ a
avste that Il secures health to a,iilss Who dwen d
s 20 of ID ~ fnse aos1 nus = .saats9
Aad unNholesomo water. .
ox1 Ez1ounox tells another what nosrnrrxx.
q e M eeasssng g
.nr15s; Tt a9E1 .. H.: i =. sa5s D1srzA ,aa
naT.9xAL S HI1fsr. = 2 founded on testimony hu1
mrKxn1H take It because It in,pssts v,gor, WITH
ont producing undue physlca1 Or mental exctemenF.
iTaias, bas :hs &c eoass,sa;on sse Aao aeo'sa'ea
AaAxDoNrEa the htnlteIsted sttmul4nts Of cou,
1saa Fesots x 1oF msasas
inEig0rant, wholly vegetable and peEiec.tJ pure
TTaosz EIo saaeE nom nTe1 complaints eep usas
1 sasn s To-
scribed remedies hayo proved useless.
ENvza md asue and all lntesmtttent ievezs. ~
BrrrTss break ap The paro1ysms With absolute 60
tainry, and speedily testotu the srsnsth Of the pato
NoEnExa cAx b more wonderful than the operatos
MISS. Tor il ls mid and genial cashazsc, = ve u
y Thatsysr y wsy M ,hsy may bs disolieted 5 adntse2
KoABUs, and DYa1STKRx.
IN sosR7Is:,,e %paaity r aay sasts
Bome and Agreeable stomachie.
1F CA1lToNsIA and Australia It u the utne1.y
n ses Sna e asa r. r. sea
matlng nsdi:ine md prs1aatye Of mala.Ious tsI4s
snd other spldsmca.
precautions arg taken to prevent It. Fortfy wftk
Aos1KrrKa:s @ r Br!1sEs, snd ela defiance 70 Fieiai-
excessive heat aetas On I swamDJ soil.
MKy Or TIE H10u1sr at:ainruensst to medical sctaree
qfs ma ~ e.
TIE VET best sfsazthing medicine fos feeble conva-
A''S''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AIN, .,.,o,r.,,,.
a6ef q the ffa@e ser dote q 10 StrTxsss and u
r..
5asS Vegetable sa peaae Is rtgidi5 adhe1sd TO- IL
.
fss ssss ssa 81 s'ss. e
o. o. " ts 9eeommsaded hy phJacans Who 6s14
PxRaoYs xyoAoxp In s.ienfa,v .,,n1c,,,....-
+, door, n! nd III oscssoasl ass q ae
proves the appetitc nrntuces Ieeni. hhte ~
xH1 ornxR Prescription haa dissppotntsA
59@ re - atests Of mineral medicines tbs poVsIf
Rrxx.pxR rutr ~ Eoa,rvu-,.
se r. nta u" esst toaies q etap!s kiagda9 VIA
''4'0 vs. 'e1A's''''
! n',gn1xe e I'M M1nvA1s between The bot stages q
'aladY-
Sri. .s,r14rss which +,.n dino imueuor.a, hs.hsa
3 own way vith i. aioft1na:e victl@s i sinfaII6H
s. dass or 10 q sSs asds .h
eaRaipts "a
eso to Fspe tne at@ofpheEic poison which geneEats1
sr44rosAr. .na s,,pc nozD,t,,, @, III, .,,n,.
fihe United sta;e1 It ID used WITH marEed snccesa ~
iss ssf sd e goSd
eeiy sdaitled by army surEeons: ''pss ''a1oa 2s
as s{ sn9 sesy .
tsune their act5re nttes ~ their nv ~ sosM
A >'e ~ ssA@ so1n%3 eost t1~es
n....-
~ u ~ - miners. heads Of pub-
M 4o ,aie ens ~: sr1c '' AA~S tho credentials a
sAS poP*As@a 0Pe~AA@"
=
.
'~7 - "~' ~ ~
f,vvn -.> ,r,p .dant.d s,s far tha s.An
=, ~ ~ dh4 H1aaIH ~ " n
, 1864-07-12

The Nashville Times publishes remarkable
letter from q young woman, who tells how
She pursued aud shot rebel to ayeuse tho
murder Of her lover. The scenc Of tho tras-
edy was Martins Greek, Tenn. The woman's
lover VIE d DR.. Sadler, whose Union princi-
pies had rendered him obnoxious to the rebel
Inhabitants, three Of whom hunted him down
and killed him. The manner OF his death Is
thus narrated by the young woman:
I bad met Peteet, Gordephire and Turner
they were searching tor Dr.. Sudler to kill
lim. Sure enough they went to TIC house
where be WAS, ana strange to me, after his
warming, he permitted them to COME In. They
met him apparently perfectly frIeudly, aud
Mr.: Yelton, which they obtained, ana inme-
diatcly after drinking they oil three drew
their pistols and commenced firing at 3adler.
He drew his, but it wns snatched away from
him; be then drew his knife, which was also
taken from him. He then ran round the
house md up stairway, escaping ont Of
searched till they found him, and brought
him down and lAid him On q bed, mortally
wounded. He requested some OF bis people
to send for DR.. Dillin to dress his wounds.
1t is strange to me wig, but SadIer's friends
had all let the room, when Turner went up
shot him through the head. Tn J all re-
joieed IKE demons, and stood BY TIL he made
bis last struggle. They then pulled his eyes
open, md asked him in tout voice IT be
were dead. TheJ then took his horse aud
saddle and pistols, md robbed him Of oil his
money, aad otherwise in6ulted and abused
hie remains.
The young woman (whose Initials "L. J.
W,"sr only giyen) determined On revenge,
1,11%1 1.ox.4 - 1,-A 14x.
should be prevented; md on d subsequent
day proceeded to house where she learned
Turner (against whom she seems to have es-
pectally directed her reveDge) Was stopping,
and deliberately shot lin dead. She thus
tells the story;
~ asked Mrs. Christian If Turner was
gone. She pointed to him at the gate, just
leaving: 1 looked at the clock, and It was
to the yatd, and US Turner was starting called
to him to stop. Hc turned, and saw was
preparing to shoot him. He started to run.
fired at u distance Of about twelve PAGES,
md missed. fired again as quickly as pos
sible, and hit him In the buck Of the head,
and he fell on Ills face aud knees. I fired
again and hit him in the buck, aud he fell on
his right side. I ared twice more, only one
Of these ehots taking effect. By this time
was within five steps Of him, and stood md
watched linn until he was dead. 1 then
turned round and walked towards the house,
and met Mrs, Christian and her sister, hts
wife, coming ont -
tsfhey asked me what did It for. Nv re-
sponEe was, You know what that man did
the 18th OF December 1ast-murdered a dear
friend Of mine. have been determined to
do this deed ever since, and shall never re.
gret it, They said no more to me, bnt com
menced following and bio ring horn. I
got my horse and started home, where I
shall stay or leave as I choose, going where
please, aud saying what please
, 1864-07-12
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH.

We present tho ConEh1Hon Water 10 &he public
WITH tie conviction tnAt 1t hkA equal In relieving
tbs ea Of diseases for which 1t haa been found "a
shall be Rewarded for our efor IN placing 70 yalus
BIZ remedy u fofm 70 meet tas reqrIene1a d
patient H3d phyAclzn-
, 1864-07-12

9tFG"G&d.
pT. Wcaser's compound extract OF ElREWEED OF
HUNoR AND l1vIA BYEUF WARRANTED to cure
bcs ctul., salt Ihsun Liver Compliant. aad III DIS
Stses arising from an impure eta:s q the nlcoa It
TT H.. Sold BY al DsnrGste u. St0vIl, Is Ran-
dolph Rttt<t Central Agent 1Qr the Test.
1f2.E4GI.SM III Il k1Tla
, 1864-07-12
u. Y: Voss,
JAe.:D. ELLINGTON,
j. H. PIoKHELL,

important to Union Clubs and Com.
mitaeAs-C1rculaae the Ducunaun&s.
We hare received the following important
communication from the Union Congress
sioDal Committee, and lay 1t before cur read
ers with tle suggestion that the importance
ofclrculating standard documents cannot be
overestimated:
Union CONGRESSIONAL Con-. ROOFS,
No so6 FOURTH st., WAsnssGros, D. e.
,Junes9. isel.
The importance e of The pertins co9sest for the
Presidency cauLot be exaggerated. 1t fs not too
much TO cay that the fnte the Union and Of Con-
stitu!ioral liberty On this continent hangs upou its
decision. The PLAZA issue presented Is i bold
ma1Ltafnance OF the Unien cause on the one hand
Or on the other base surrender OF ct a1 that has
been thus fas upheld by the outpourinc Of patriotic
o9%a aa aad a. t9s 1 sxpedIu5e qf nstion's tiasufe
and the general Strengthening oi the Union senti-
ment oi the Nation, II judsc1ous dts;riouiion Of
most helpful nrency tit of these as IT the eo.
nand OF this Committee ~ herewith enclosed. With
the p1tee per hurried copies annexed This prleo
mat, and If Individual names br sent the Spceches
Wy, be directed at your expense to their respective
AZ nnnns, bsve b. been
thorteet nottGs, orders, with the money enclosed,
are respectfully W and urgently solictsed.
HANGED hy their distribution iu an esrly period Of
the campaign it 10 most earnestly hoped tat eyerF
county and townshfp IN the loyal States viii be
supplied without one day'e unnecessary delay.
Very respectfully yours, to
E: d, MonoAf,
JAS. HARLAN,
LIN. MonR1LI-.
B. WAsHBunNE,
R B. Vas VALKLNErRG,
J. 4. GARFIELD,
u. G. BLAINE,
Union Congressional Committee,
The particular attention Of the Union
Leagues and Of political clubs, as well as Of
individuals, Is called to the proposed method
fo- the circulation Of documents. League
or Club, can advise the committee what
doc l,nents they want, md they viii be sent
without delay, It Is recommended that re-
mfttances be made in greenbacks, or by draft
on New York city, payable to the order Of
James Harlan. All Communications should
be addressed as follows:
, 1864-07-12

rlrate and drench the kidneys, aud By constant us&
sooa lead to chronic degeneration nnd confirmed dis.
, 1864-07-12

CD+PARTNERSII{P.
The unaersfEIed hive thla Gay formed ce.nsrt.
netbtp tor the transaction of Ge netA Commission
hui inesa, ~ III Elnzie Etreet Chicago III un1ef 1uo
Erm name Of SHERMAN, C0OLET 4 co.
X: SHERMAN,
CHAS g CD6LEY.
E. ". THQMP5ON.
CHIEAGp, july Ftf. 1851. 1Ylt.Fn44I$tfa
, 1864-07-12

Have long since given up the use Of huchu, crbebs
and juniper 10 tue treatment Of these dlseases sn1
only use them foE the want of better remedy. >S
, 1864-07-12

:, .------ Cavalry BQttAU4
q Purchase In the open market viii be CONTINUED
A. the above points u1tt1 the contract ts avArds.
EagEeAn mate u certincstes Of Indebtedness for
xeFAn I'd ltIBf0 or mora. tya N1,pf
, 1864-07-12

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-As the time nears
when what Is left Of the wheat crop noT on
the ground will be gathered, 1t becomes
more and more apparent that In this vicinity
arrangement We hear much complaint Of the
rayages Of the yellow mtdga, In some fields
they are yerT destructive, while In others
nearly one half Of the heads arc filed with
sssmat-" The great extent Of country over
which this grain is now grown precludes the
many places will be slort.-Sandusk5 Ryis.
Ter, IA.