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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
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ihe, hOEribleibutcheEEsOf sOldisiS Eat; F6tt
Pillow; ahdathey harthsrashoEot oEothaGRhiRbutCh&
ery1iS in ezesuaiQn of'E policy detdrniIea nps
yeI By theipebelyG yGoHeEnment, dOieissI no GUAR
tef heicolOFed aOldisBaOf Ghsirl OnfdeFS, OF
10 white troops fighting edWithii fhemsb,fd thsS
oikappeAfSiA iAb theo BtatsmentOftbs Rebel
I0GaOeEsAha ttbeRnOyt Heucliima, t6ahavs made
50 Stopntheakiliug gofl the PRISONERS Gud7 Iouna
ded Rasifagaiust othe POlieJooFdsFslI by ISheD
Gonfsdesata GhEsrnment. .bs matter alhiqhtl
for ferOcity to cool, the killing, pftR6aawUahs
idea sFeaumed next d yIso ENsrys EtroCity8 Of
sASagea has been regarded Raos0aauclE aamatsi
ter sEeourse s0n the part uOfsstheo Febsssy that
peEhaPO thisii Will notexcite tthe horror slhat
,world thrill theciyilized W6rlds iiE thiD bl6ody
scenoihadI beensanAGtsdiu any other portion
0 ito0i1os iDohtiW ola ,uosrovaIH 10 noiioq
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
What Becsmss Of the Money Raised for the San
itarY Commission.

3 izl sctually ffsAchsd the
q 6ry q the ed 81 kles Saaispey Com
d slion, shingt has 81 thFes anoun'
ted I'd A one mzlin dollars, which the
Paid b@ give almost lrteFs.
IsNplld 81 usA fOEthese 0b tbe Atlantic
CO.'S rio ore lla sur
Of this amount Is expended for supplies
and transportation the other sixteenth goes
IntatA4 PPOE difA hP9s3 Ia lqa&aS its
machinery Of distribution, its hospital direct
cry, and hospital and camp inspection Sup
plies purchased are such as country hSpsAcdf
not supply-such as: .<oS4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
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New Railroad from Columbia
The project Of a railroad, from CoIumbr

7 The PEgisct5 Of railroad from Columbus to
hGhillicOthe' and froR tbsHse & t8 &the Ohio river
fat Portsmouth, which was ipaugurated some
vyears ago dhd idfBce forgotten many, has
k5een revived and is again On zrhsx4 4G pb3oTLk
dhaEtsF has rs been issued f5O4 The Seestarx Of
9m Sm SSB cSSSlBBPPdS 9sSs a4Hsh tFsd digREl sfiOtR yR
4AF95gh thS spu9tjss q FEaPklih PcFs5 d Be-
RS9lsS Sl5ufPg fPIks dABds End
Senn5li99nps q g99liupf9@gs 9l Il @ ss4o: r Mold 9P3y' II h b
abd APPS ARsss St9ne -Y sof9 QleEflapd
nd q 1H1GoH m; r. egenssnntS Gi9eIRqat afs aIhe
seprpofstora Capital one million fYar 6Hp-
bred thoqsapd s dollar, dQ lar N, The sgryeX, viii 6e
epnsnesd sI t6Is SesE EEK ard tie road viii R9t
sdhFodgh aS FAST as possible. :, The pe, Of this
Fpad tnkes about the same .FoHje as The Ohio
da6ai 4o Pottsmonfh o1 The OHIO 'lsty riyef and
Iis yittqa
Ootmnbus road to that point The - sot6ora bora
t4rB give gpotce that lie books 81 'ts opened
sn tbs City % Monday ,Rs9t to receive sAb
aERI 4sdI to ,1soi OF
@90r 90rRj6aF d q 6s PRaR FRE s86 z N
orator publishes a letter received by ME, GaFV1 e.
rison fro The las wen 16SEeiT55y sw1rittsSS Feb
z4' Mlsn Ps9s 9S = e IOlioHs .aio1oo adj uni1r
w5te En9sy yoeil aiT5noqgn 5 III y99 heft9fh
y 9s}9s4S 10 "a " pl ans2}ne5 20 R n 81
n leeFehee to Mt Lpe6iRls. I'm sfaEi fsaaEisfeds as
Old us9d tp say f il rsgRd sgR o Il fe
dyetid fhat II be is lot Dtbe Best c6neesfFabis
President, he is the best possibls.1, T. have
VIZ 9Temg y lnslde l qlqring
a3ss1 95 1n b1S bana Kn9H tpat Z ne Rps
nq ~ yy aT G GanY o5 ~ SSaplpes ZAP 9
SsfSH sg5,S ne 99 GE, 9o ssyerYLalIng that i
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al 51S I Had LSSTSM u Sy i9qii
% A S 9as f gffat msse ot Rnionlsts 1s
nIn u LoI - feeiectIon anq II seemeF 20 me
ceftafH y that She ProVidence Sf Sod. during
asptner tefnt WIN grind r 70 PowdeE ]
RqlleS9 now that the Z Presdedt dsd e WITH The
g 5s1, o. st o, a,a,9ib boa s5r
no .s5 - = -5s,le. b.b..I
Las %ee3 yoaag gaady4 Dye the'.nan1e Ct
VINO WSs % syislttnR-
unclep osPrA9n, HS~EInson' ,olnJ ths neighboFs
q nOpaOI zse" il1aIano. IeRaFPay 'cegnt5,
eppD etiog'uP lFom 'aeF seat 40fl TIE purpose
o addspgs more qnea BOZ me site1 7hefo dress
ssq9eAe fre. and beng terrified hhe tainted and
I ,% Ssrs S @ @ Rn ssSofSts ssss. s2s' @ Gss Dso
sSd,dB s. 4esSdg{ed tO7tbe SaSt nsds;a%em IN
eok kh5arlhalk alE hsesscapSI9aslph sS6sBsi;Sss
"a ! short tIuieisi 6ebaiSIso oEi1kur IiSo.9ia;S9l
eamsste herqSllsf,1sW Oh o1TIr
70 mi1d s.l4 s.4e4..44.4.s ......as-a .bluou naIl
lu Al, ,A Sa,,ss.z., l..i,..
a..aa - ~ ~ SSGS "1O ms Oes
S6'~~eSN ~A~sr-sSSA OH AAonnSL@ auu- ed1-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
Sale Of Real Estate hg aFder
isdi gbboE .1Nofi GSOtF5IFE6lao .s1M b1au

zSlSp .aIl,,Ql ,Soq9a51q Sdf loGaIQqR td2im sd
s,1lTI me SIst d1e ssy u9. q sy q. d M
thS PEsniseg, in Trey are CpEHty ,iai
aatate4 - the property osiGiils kRmas d1ot 10 %
s%gsi VIE Ii90E hsiES Of snpsl iss, asSisFsd
P psl4wAyel GSpntj 0hies and a
1roy toWn1hiP, in Section 3; TOFnship Rage ios
eoitse StHte9 being tES Eorsh- WV eoEs
SnRF q tot No b eoptaning ,195 aereFoI has 1sads
ALSO 1.-The koutn part Of ne sonthWost Quarter Oh
Ora lin R4id socti0 se0htatninB 6A6SsQsiaAd H
Bsglhmh q ES6S sOdekl lEsst soS psd ut!
sIoO rods thence north alopg the lins. paraJsI III
TOO Renth ifi m4ldy sbnthaReSe 4aattSr; 207 sFod
west line Of said ot thence south along the road
he lot line, about 42X rods the southwest corner
P stl9i III EAST alonE3 spqth oF sa3Aot
otne place or begpning containing sevsnLy-
kogR A1d $ty 1k hA A154 andbd6RS bn2 RI
Pss9, as i44a sPM
QE dS4EE. ;hbapa th1u1b 6sSh: IN AadaEnsasms1
ay q sale and the residue one and two years from
thG dAymn GsIS3 WBR 4hk eFest rro1a Ehd f5
A3 r5ghgst9n $40 Rrs5AlsitsaldOj ybssI
.uoydsssdAd aowiRaEn 4qiOia III gs5
Eai&hEggh AGs6EEngU (.ssDalqqa bGa 7sidsSaI
III 5g1fssdAhlHh' ybboB IL. ssqo1isoqa
! ri foSr1fTnUE sdt f3si nshyP kTes 9tfot edj
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

q HodgeT HsBel l'Bt9ga adeP eI&bgk Col. Giles
piSjEoaSe eulPEihh%ilIsee aTaesdaSyqbaEWas
4epa8sedlo yGel sGillgspie pftSdeaa aatGeaf f0rsatt1
qde tsbeRd &letbSO6 heA 0is ne 1aH. Raa i5SAf
44entdckyJotsdi saFptisedd ths9db4F thso4 4sE
d1ssg,aiA AnOaMpl az Half AfSubtAi05 tabRGfiKf fB
ibtisObelsJ ZOO h6Fses 600 SGdalee SEQ stand
IshAl aaRm5j joandIi aH r&heit leafap sieddfpa6Sg4
Eighty I've feselsnwef5 kiIled dINAd af76dnded lsaa
4aFgg ahUaAt0f stOIsdqpfopestg NAS4ee0tef9de
Ald VstuEaed HtoGth6 citiReni2iqIbe febeP wES5l
iOh aFHin Peaptdred cad pbaFsed qmH0 OF auk
n Oas 46ap Was1onA killed. hBsa f6aa raI6odnaednf
bWere GU1im&n6ed Oby Ooh, ,dORy!!i
lP tedtics; A1ay and JChn5Ob. COX Clay i5'AHnOHS4
Yhka- -nfishAerhsdoaa1 Ytimslao s,nos 4sd 10 sNI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

bsilA 95tdeFibSE been nreeei9edEE C6Etth Abtis
fq9h die sse6fetSFy waif23s eomdmEhdibe all idhl
esEs Aha soldiers ID dStaGhed 11ty 10 g5 to the
f6Kt By thS f5eh, ana an u tetdrt1
byst4 4sE fOth 8ft tfs ptsseht Iidnth.b imih baAinI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

x9A Bpangof aB4tteriOu 469aaJ 1snhoTBeTdhAss
ju5k ssgnssId A@E WAll lIstEsstiCbroEer fOR GhS
snug khmr Of ST ,AOOsdi 10 dsaSt sfi 90 Bno b
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

IA I iFRjS SsSo oFscsRIl ,afse9yeEsd f. IA oP Hfs
Sbi ThiilFP - PasFiBg aQgRg gtBe FYsF.
Psf4Ops 81 Es9 f4Pa the shore fnAllX Fsschea bet
sdlf Ehsi tbsI Sp66 66sdt dtbEes msPJ PJSRa bQeFdi one
DHFHeH s to erjsp apd theo othsrs tYo ipsenqi
3I@ei hRthi9g SrpTad be learned oof of them but Il
& FuPPoSff tRst ths; EPIt tp9k frs While they
EsTs SE asleeR qndfr The iPaqsPHSo pf qHOFas )
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

.Et9 sid qlldW To llhim 9dt 40 ,B8TuinI5g
Inn KEGS best brand Wheeling Main, lust rsssiVoa
~ INA W bAlS ~ Aat fats e'ini1
JAu14 lea2 Q. O 0HAMRERLGGS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
Administrafi0ranI1 an

4! Ss.5 i sasEss Ssa t =:
csuusE i1hioe NIB s0haSqa1 eiIhas SSiii6SS
SfSsIEd @ rs 59Tb eSs'RaRsi ,4oq
-sepE4s2ase4- tadt Hi asVig ,bsmsGnm'sda
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
10 rgaasiEersEBtVhTsa- sssysIpptsaag5giOi

fSSddr Sl8 a1ss e. daRsHpsshtIe daRHshtI lie
V6Hhhmg mgial 9if6m CStIg1ttbuRRls. 9. dated tbed
'ib Rtrced hsaaaf1fTr hsa ffrivsa Yea TIif6 HIEif6
'6ker one hundred prisoners seestd a tRRs
Battle Of PaiAfsyii8slss si8 ss ag y slf 4 on the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

i lied
nistneonA Heavy sSBy1iRSA1lsed Sy1iS1lsed 81 noieiv ali
o;bA Amezaeusivs9WiOdli6g 6PeraaiOds eat1nenItS
'ighesih NginciA1atii last iaRssk. ssItUabpesrs
that slSsalrm 6f iBidwslb4 Cod dweFeii idoafe va
[-commisSiGh busiosGaiS that eftygindi had iBeeSl
iR dpeFhtisBs loBg eueugHotU gstsOmeuepdf6i
.tion. -dsA itSf ,sh&yiog yEeCeivea GapIsafieseht
.amduAsio6pOHsigumentsfrOmisa saseAdhAhn
,otLarg t6gualCs il payO to 6IOSs apdithensASedG'
,hsrs Of the flBmlaBdiAj jiWUman9who asg
he wife osrl3idw&s, eOi1nS6oed buying vhiul
able articles at the sspssOiE theeeitSp6 6ueh nag
diamond oieWelrYsgeb Ratches, ,tGss4 and mr.
,deribgitAe bills sent tCsq thes hapAanRinD ahel
mHrhipglsl JBa tbiso WsygitheSnsqcOsedads
gettlngbseKeFaA ofheQsaldd d0llaFsoo WorthuOE
S9stly eOodso Rst RbeR the clsska1 O&lleduatr
The business house tbesnexsum morhing Rith The
bills thAIfFBaasfs Bdwelb j&l Ga. hadsdissolRed /
Rnd1earbanembsE ,WaRdkeAping.f
himset seaTce lAaiR Rssdble1s XetgI littletrare
tAeCstoTe btOo RsehFe Il Thso1a aonntHyf /
UIsdROER AoOG GlbsgaRIta4Eriyes aBd tbeosgiD-sb
die assaDedo mammethiproR0E R0EtioRsuf huts the
partners Of thea A6FmIok RidBallbitk
Col FeEsvndNheEads bailqnnd.s .ssi1oO bsi9s12 j;
'GOH Tkei hightsfollo~ihgqd tpbutSdEye6f dase Z
sUekl fROies-tho paStiesS Bid well Aud KibBs,44
we're F6eoEdised ihsMiamt a6ouBty .Anbapur-4 d
uOA Bidwal a&Asbshbti and 6abtutssIl but d:
Ldbbe mmdgdd 10 ssOatsss AlaigeaGmeait ID
fd6d 3asOTS swGWTdCOi$feVsa.oasa0S0r sdi szsdf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

baA4 SoidieE9IaAhe, q44thi Ohio, pamedI Geo.
taeSl Mass shQtoins1the BtPeis efirAaEsenyilIe,
0Fak sc0Hpty qHgB edPesdaEit apeFpopnaIaSa ),
HhiI eyWslkingA AcEQastha stneetij-5 The -Assassin,
8 unknown. .soSpeh asQRpdzslispbjs ripsafeFa4r
BE; ~, ot ,,7i,ta 4,,s,,,i,s, sjJ, a. t.,a,,s-,, n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

Ian AmetpAtFiateaac aac6ppetheAd9swh0 ,hGs BEEN
neglected in 1.-The amatteEs o. manhers and eda-
lcaAiO65 writesdrOur KiugsviHep poCaHada3 to liisu
'ffFepds6t nhOms y lopgiaaBd aprdane sepistIey'
it which, the 8Oll6Ribg, ssShteiceib eibcsus! saiexs'
Pett tolisghssetalaJt JtffdaRistah sdtheFh aeOb
Esd4aOysswtipsOld hBsand Aismmyl'hAn aid %
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
TAX SALE NOTICE. !.
STRAYED or STOLEN.

From the undersigned on the Esd uIt large red co.
with white face red round the eyes, wife spOt on
the right shoulder white legs and feet, white onf
belly aud tail. Any information Of said COW will bs
ihs2kfaly received By h.r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Gardiam,s'saIe.

virtue OF decrtal order OF the County Couxt Of
~ hilOounty in the State Of Illinois. nsadae-len-
eted yi record by said Court at the February serr.
1so4 thereof at the petition Of the undersigned or
NtlliaIn Qurk, REancis cTliEk and Catharine QIirt
mixer ch dim ana only heirs at law Thomas QuIrk
late o. said county, deceased shall HelI at pallie
county ON the twenty-frst day Of March, 1854 be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ aud i've O'clock
cash in hand aud the balance IA annual nav
msnts With interest thereon at six per cent per an.
nlninA Lot twelve (f2 % Block fftyIS8) Of ksther
Somstock, Henry Strickland K L, Bosth, Frederick
Caspair aud Thomas Quirks Subdivision Of Blocks
l35l fifty So hfty-One l) and hfty.tour
s4 Of Canal Trustees Subdbision Of The vest half Of
Section mine C9J Township thiriy-fvs (35) North Of
Range ten l0D east Of The third principal meridian
IN the city Of Joliet, County Of III aud State Of IIu
nos for the PnrpDsaih aldo RIDER set Firth. =
X. Z. BARBER, SoI'r.
March LIST, 1864. M
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
AdminissFatOr,s Sale

DUBLlC Eoice Is hereby given by The hds-Eir,5
a1mtpistra:or and adminstTalIix o. ne Fststs ~
jacob tan norns decreased, that, in pursuance Of
dcrefal order TO that effect Of the viii Contv C,rt
at the January term A. ID. 1884 they w on me iits
Jay o. APtil next, between the hours OF 10 nj and
r NJ az the late residence Of said Van Horn M tle
public sale for casho the highest bidder the iuters1t
OF sad estate IN and te the following red eststs m
SUD county. viz W u Il Sec. IS T. So M %
Range ., Sd p. NJ containing so acress also iioSr
ing described part u Book 13 Canal r. subdITfsion
OF sec y, T. So n. X. 10 east, being triangular in
Taylor It and BY liOe commencing at point ex.
aety in the middle Of line Of said Bi0cR and v1n
ming at right angles with Tayinr at % Plank Tnad
.sfa EaiNAVAN HORN. AdHx.
March l, 1884. nsSs,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
DIR G. w. ROBACK.

Proprietor Of Stomach Btters. Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills. Catawba:& Swedish Brandies hanpfastory SO
So eos 60 Sd st Cincinnati, Ohio.
@. A. COOK, Chicago. Genl Agi.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. and all Druggist.
k%-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A
F.Croskey and C. H. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, Dlackman, @. h
Woodruff T. NJ Bray 7. Worendle and r. Sisson.
Jane 2, 1868. nolly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Scrrws,
NAILS, CUT & Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools ofall kinds
Ferris. Shovrls and Hoes,
PL0WS and CultivatOrs,
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and BlOOd's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps, as
Lanterns,
Powder AID Shot,
Ev1n short everythil
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

in advance of all competition. All publications
shortest notice.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
CoaI.-COat-.COal

VIHE SUBSCRIBER having recently discovered on his
1 farm, i've miles from Wilmington illinois, aud
about two and a half miles west Of the Kankakee
Feeder bed Of eOal-our feet thick only forty feet
between the surface and under rock viii SELL or
on advantageous terms JOHN FOLEY.
Dec. lstesls63.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
G u r / N G.
ARMY OF THE NORTH

by and with the consent Of the highest
Government Authority.
A @ JAR ANTTEE In point Of
,trength, will guarantee my Bitters
TO contain large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters in the mar
ket; and by comparison with Others It
will be seen at once, that they are
STRONGER, and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
agreeable to the taste, invigUTating in
effect made of good materials aud an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
, 1t has been my purpose TO put forth
J u article that will please all my cuato-
mers and honestly DO all that is claim
ed for them, will not publish or make
any claims for tbese Bitters that are
NOT CONSTANT or tiiSt their virtues viii
not warrant, Each bottle contains az
epresented cSE FULL Quart, thus Civ
ng to every person as regards the quSn'
ty, the worth Of the uipney invested,
ct every body try them anu they VIII
he fully convinced Of the truth oi the
above statements.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
THE mARKETs.
JolastPrlos Ourrent,

--sIss sE 81 MARRIED.
On the 14th Of FEBRUARY at the residences Of Mr.
shafner In Joliet, by Rev d. B. Byers, Mr.. FRANKLIN
EVANS 20 EMILY LARKIS, both Of this city.
Al his rdsideuce, in Linn CO., Kansas on the 18th
ult Mr. X. 2. MOORE, formerly Of this city, aged 81
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
Profit and Loss.

As rather an unscrupulous fellow named
Ben was coming down town one morning,
he met Tom and stopped him.
81 say Tom here's a pretty good coun-
terfet three. If you'll pass it I'll divide, |"
said Ben.
Let me sec the plaster" said Tom; and
, after examining it carefully, put it in his
vest pocket, remarking, I" 1t is an equal
divison--onc dollar and fifty cents apiece"
Yes said Ben.
"All right, said Tom.
And off he went. A few minutes after
ward, he stepped into the store of his
friend Ben, and purchased can of oysters
for dollar and half, laying down the
three dollar bill for them The clerk look
cd at the bill rather doubtingly, when his
suspicious were Immediately calmed by Tom,
who remarked
'"There is no use in looking, for | re-
ceivcd the note from Ben himself, not ten
minutes ago.
OF course the clerk with this assurance
forked over the dollar and a half in change;
with his deposit and a can of oysters, Tom
left. Shortly afterwards he met Ben, who
asked him if he had passed the note
80 yes" said Tom, at the same time
passing over the dollar and half in change
to Ben
That evening when Ben made up his cash
account, he was surprised to find the same
old counterfeit three in the drawer. Turn,
ing to his locum tenons, he asked
"Whore did you get this cursed note P
Didn't you know it was counterfeit ?"
'Why," said the clerk, ''Tom gave it to
me, and | suspected it was fishy but he
said he had just received it from you, and
took it, y
The whole thing had penetrated the WOO
of Ben. With peculiar grin he muttered,
"Sold, and charged the can to profit and
lnsa nccount
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04

NOTHING thatis not wholesome, genial and restof-
IN ativ in It's nature enters into the composition Of
Hosteters Stomach Bitters This popular preparation
contains no neral Of any kind, deadly botanical
element fiery excitant: but it is combination Of
the extracts OF basamic herbs and pa with the
purest and mildest OF all dinusive stimulants.'
" well to be forearmed against disease, and so far
as the human system be protected by human
against maladies engendered by an unwhoIesome at
mosphere, impure water and other external causeu,
liostetters Bitters may be relied on as safeguard
In districts infested with Fever and Ague has been
remedy and THOUSANDS who resort to under appre-
hension Of attack, escape the scourge and thous
ands who neglect to avail themselves OF its protective
qualities in advance, are cured by very bief course
OF this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients,
after being piled with quidine for months In vain, until
fairly saturated with that dan akalod,
unfrequenty restored to health within a few days by
the use Of Hostetter's Bltters:
The weak stomach rapidly nvigorated and the ap.
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence 81
works wonders In cases of Dyspepsia and in less
invariably relieves the Constipation supernduced By
Irregular action Of the digestive and ecretve organs
Persons OF feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks.
Lowness of Spirits and Fits OF Languor, f1d prompt
and permanent relief from the Btters. Tie testimony
on this mt Is most conclusive, and from both
The agony OF Bilious Collie is Immediately assuage
by single Joe OF the stmulant and by occasionally
resortlng to IL, the return OF the complaint may be
prevented.
As a General Toni, Hostetter's Btters produce ef.
ects which must be experienced witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated In cases of Oonstit
tiosal weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and
Decrepitude arising from Old Age, 1t exercises the
lelectrc iauence In the convalescent stages of all
diseases 1t operates as delightful invigorant. When
the powers OF nature relaxed, operates to
force and re-estsblish them.
Last, but not least it the only Safe stimulant, be-
ing manufactured from sound and innocuous materials
and entirely free from this acid elements present
less In all ordinary toncs and stom achcs day
No family medicine has been universally, and, I,
may be truly added. deservedly popular with the In
tegent portion Of the community, as H0STErTERs
BITTERS.
Prepared by HOsTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
Ew- Sold by all Druggists, Grocsrs and storekeeper
everywhere.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
The slayer Of General MCCOOls

The Nashville correspondent of the Lou
isvile .jomaoi says;
GURLEY, WHO KILLED M'CooK,
Has been on trial here during the past
four weeks. The investigation has termin-
nted and the arguments of the counsel will
close ON Monday next. The department of
the prisoner during the trial has been in
keeping with the character | read in his
countcnancc when he was first captured -
lie is bold and confident, and yet in his re-
marks never intrudes or interrupts. He has
never denied the commission of the act, but
firmly claims the treatment duo prisoner
Of war, His attorneys are two of the most
talented and most learned lawyers of the
State--lions. Baylie Peyton and Jordan
Stokes. Among the documents adduced
are copy Of the laws Of the Confederate
States Government, and two autograph let
ters to our authorities, one from General
Ha rdee and the other from General Forrest.
Gurley's guilt depends upon whether at the
time Of the killing of McCook he was, as he
represents, an officer in the Confederate
States army, regularly and properly COM
missioned.
The evidence shows that Gurley was first
enlisted as q private in the rebel army, but
W as discharged When the rebel Congress
passed the law authorizing the organization
OF com panics Of partisan rangers, Gurley
oct about organizing n company. The law
referred to requires that authority to raise
troops Of this character must come from
President Davis, Gurley, it seems, ap
piled to General Forrest, the nearest com
mander, for permission to enlist compan,
Bipartisan rangers, and received from hin
the desired permission. IL was while h
was raising this company that he shot an
killed Colonel Dan. McCook. The state
ments made by Generals Hardee and For
rest represent, believe, that Gurley wa
known and recognized asa Captain in tn
Confederate service.
Gurley remarked yesterday at the Court
room, that Colonel Hawkins, commander c
the famous Hawkins Scouts, who was car
tured few days since, and confined ove
nj ght in the penitentiary, told him thi
General Forrest had seven Federal Captain
in his possession whom he intended to ex
Gite in retaliation, should Gurley be col
iemned 10 death The threat will not d
ter the Judges from fair and impartial di
posal Of the ease. Opinion is divided as
tho result the trial
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
Helmbold's Extract Buchu.

For Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits Of
Disspaon Early Indiscretion Of Abuse attended with
the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Diniculty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror oi Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain In the Bach, i,
Universal Lassituda OF the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptops on the Face,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms II allowed to go on which this mod
icne Invariably removes, soon follows
IMPorEMoY, FATUITY. EpILEpTIo FITS,
In Of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they not frequently followed
by those "Dreful Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause OF their suffering but
will confess the records Of the insane asylum.
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear am
pie witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once effected with Organic Weak
requires the aid Of Medicine to Strengthen and
Invigorate the system, which
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does.
A trial will convince the most skcptical.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04

SUCCESS. are two ways which
lead to great aims and achievements-ene
Ky and perseverance, Energy isa rare gift,
it provokeS:opposition, hatred and reaction.
But perseverance lies within the reach ofev-
cry one, its power increases with its prog
ress, and it is bat rarely that it misses its
aim,