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AN APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT

TIE leading object publishing this Report
bring the whole subject ydly before the View of
Friends and others, that they thereby be induced ber
ally to respond to appeal for further aid
will be by the Treasurers report that funds
low We shown that it late last be
could possibly adequate supply of clothing
ready for shipment that navigation on the Ohio river was
closed by ce and hundreds of the poor freedmen whose
lives might saved persisted from cold
and from disease produced thereby IS s-.4 Ts.s
Shall we again withhold charity until the pressing
Necessity upon and again witness next winter the dis
and anguish of the tast n t-. 80 =
The of Committee will be almost wholly
devoted providing winter clothing and forwarding to
convenient and safe points from which it may be promptly
sent TO those requiring aid. s.azzk f. ia
1t requires procure large of
goods and have gafneassAiaat
six weeks when the pris 81 such article
fifty per cent less than at this time purchased in New
York 600 worth OF goods which being
by the benevolent Richmond and vicinity, and
forwarded to the class other neighhohoods to be
made up. ...~,.s. 4s.s
Friends of suffering hulnanty Followers of Him who
conspicuous the friend of the poor appeal
under ordinary Behold the thousands up
thousands of human beings who, through bloodshed fam
me- and other evils atten liant passing from the
degradation of slavery to the position Of freemen At
period with s,sa cold
y and iniferently stand distance and merely look
the scene: Surely there when liberaity
loudly called for-when the responsibility of
Stewardship that which God has given needed to be
carefully considered.
earnestly forward donations with
delay that may be enabled to make large additions
supplies hand And must follow these
supplies for of the freedmen with
enduring benections They must be trained for their
future duties and responsibilities They should be brought
up and made realize their condition freemen-
The field The door open for all labor
give large portion Of their time TO devisng plans and
putting them in operation by which the charity of the ben
evoent, may be properly appcdos at the sacrifice OF
nearly every physical comfort and the imminent risk Of
tla
destitute instruct the ignora and minister the spiritual
all and 1auIude, whom this appeal is
specially addressed Of whom the Lord has blessed III
and of their substance, that the la
bors of the first two vain Then
enjoy the luxury of doing good and realize the ulhncnt
of the precept blessed to give than receive
"a y direction Of he Exec Committee.
TIMOTHY NICHOLSON, Secretary.
9TH Month 23d, 1851
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BY amount lfrom Friends Of North Dartmouth
f #sE Monthly Meeting 90 90
a. ? Weare (N.H.) Mo. Meeting .-250 90
Il - ~ Rhode Island 2S3 90
LYNN 50 90
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Observation-Disclosures.

IL mans An .iprs peculiar " Females tie ExrsACr
BrcHU Is uHceutiiel By any other IsmsiY, - ia
CLins,sia Izet9atbE, Irregalar.y. FaufHlnest.
Suppression % Customary EYacutons, ieerIts4 or
scf &c tilc Uterus, Is1tcltefrfD-t - wits
4qtv, and tc1 all complaints inci3eat u tst rex
Whether a. ag from i8iiser4ti9n bits VI D,ssiIt
49, X Itfttg.y,r ON r,frAyssr or trFF
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Iss AfSEHE$e
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.

STRANGU AIRY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL.
URN hTING.
For these diseases II IS truly sovereign remedy
ant too much cannot he said in its praise. single
dos. has been known relieve the urgent symp
toms.
Are you troubled with a distressing pain in the
small of the back and through the hips? \ teaspoon
full day Of the Constitution Water viii relieve You
like magic.
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A YERS. JAMES. 2ni otter Family Nei5eines,
"A I-s~ fo~ sale by .LTNNER KELLY
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty, and the
public, be the most wonderful remedy for the per
Inanent cure OF all diseases OF the STOMACH LIX-
Err. KIDNEYS, and BLADDER tAat has ever been
offered.
1t is not a MINERAL WATER 1t is from expert
ence that CONSTITUT IoN WATER has enlana,ei and
we now saw let doubt, when a single bottle has
been known diseases which the best medical
talent in this country has failed to relieve.
remedy possessing tic virtues of Constitution Wat
er be ciassed under 'quack preparations. as
il is used By the most scientific practitioners in
this city, Il Is only second class PHYSICIANS that cries
down popular remedies while the better skilled axe
of every mean> to accomplish a cure and the
Of the physician increases his knowledge of
different remedies enables him produce cure lille
others fail in the attempt. Science is satisfied with
the truth.
Give Constitution Water a fair trial we mean YOU
and we particularly aude to ladies' who are constant
IL rcsortng to local treatment and all o local APP
peations for diseases, with much chance OF
there would be from local applications the
throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful ~ use language in
circular that could shock the delicate organ
iZation, but we receive MANY communications from
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted and
of whose disease mention has been made that we
tire conclusion that If the remedy is capable OF
producing cure. matter what the disease nav be-
il SHOULD be made known. The medicine is put up for
the public and there 81 uld 7'r exceptions.
We would say, Canstitu..an Water is a gilicl
pill. made 70 suit the eve and taste; ii is medicine
in every Of thc term. placed IN the hands OF
peOp. for their relief and If taken according tie
directions It xii II every produce radical
We wou'i ~a tat he directions IN regard to Diet etc,
relate only 70 the disease und which they
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sugar diabetes. s FER i've months iASsel than
trea gallons q wate. IL tvsstg-sour haars. 7 was
oie 10 --t M rte1 ter or twelve tlneS durir.
tie nIgAi, anu II E-e Ea=1'as l !c5i hity pounds IL
weiehf. during month II July. I55l, proc.lr@i
two bottles e Constitution Water. and Iavs After
using II lIenceI relet an after taxing two bot
ties #as entirely cuIcd. soon Alter Fe1asaing my
j V l. DEWITT.
Bosros CaRSERs. y. y. Dec. - Is5i-Ell IL
Grss8 q o. Ge4- - freely give Won h'.-fty II
ln-ke usa q the following Certificate Of lie Waite ~
CONSTITUTION y ttez. tlich nlEaeu1 nc
highest mauner:aiv wife vas attackNi w.th lain n
the shoulders whole Length # her back. snd IN t-cr
Inns, vita .l5stasa .. ~ heof gad F-5j.sE3a ~
tss B1e3Esr. called a pt-sse5an who a-+--la IssT
about tiree nl3lt-2 when h. est her EsorS. than =
found her then employed one 81 lie f..sf
couhi Snl. who attenfc her FIR about zine u4aats
and while She was under his care SIC did nc- suffer
quite rnncA pain. He finally gave her up. AMI sad
'Ae- case fa' iHearale For, sad he "ss4 ka4 saei
esaaoiAd0a q complaints tsaf zdete gtrea for ore
agunss oahe- e her diersties.' About
tils time she commenced the Of Constitution Wat
err and 70 our utter alHlost the first dose
proving rspiily under treatment. and Eo snpern-
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has not taken
any OF the Constitution Water for about four weeks
and We are happy e say That il has Prodgesd per
Inanent eure. WI. Fl. VAN BENSCH0TEN.
WETEERsFIELn. Conn. 4arell p IS63.-Er. " h
Srezs.-I,arT NJ -Iiavias seen your adTe-tseaent
IF ~ccnsttution Water, 'recoranseuei far Tnfana-
ton OF the Kidneys and Irrsa of TIE Bladder hav
inS suffered for tie past three years and tired the skill
q number q PHYSICIANS wira GIly temporary sslie
vas induced 70 try your rrsslicne procured oue
bottle Of your agents Hartford Me~Sr Lee, szssau
Co. and when ha9 used lzit 81 "a III surprise
found great change IN N keash have used two
bottles q 4, and where sxecteI to b IN
Isv re- Fge, and good spirits c2Tsot express my
cratta1e FORT feel that ali and uloEe than yGa
rscarsalsea Il 70 be. Max the blessings Of God
attend ytls =, vou- lahors Of love. Yours truly
LEGNARD 5. BIGELoT.
- For sale ~ IA Druggists Price ST.
m H. GREGG 4 CO. PrupEie.srs-
MORGAN Il ALLEN. General Agents
No f5Ciif-st-. New YORK
Agents in Chicago: FULLER FRENCH FULLER;
Agents n Clneirra.5 BCRDSAI 4 BRO essn
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder Kid
news, Gravel. and Dropsical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
excitcs the Ahsorbcnts into healthy action. bv which
the Watery Calcareous dispositions aud all unnatu
raj enlargcmcnts reduced, VOL pain and in
Illumination.
HeImboid,s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Exccsscs, Habits ~
Dissipation. Early Imliscretion of Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
indispostofi ~ Exerti,m. Loss of Power
Loss of Memory Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror OF Disease, WakeluIlness
Dimncss OF Vision, Pain in the back,
Universal Lasstudc Of the Muscular system
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness of the skin, Eruptnns on the Face
Paiiied Countenancr.
These sy pptoms ii allowed go on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
K,lote1cy Faulty. Ei,a7tic Fit,
In one of which the Patent NAV expire Fl
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "Dreful Diseascse."
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
But none will confess the record Of the in.
sane as yiumS.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS ny CONSTITUTION bear
ample witness u the Truth of the assertion.
Tie Constitution eesed ,cis. orgaaic irsatao,,
requ tsc all of Medicine % Strengthen aBa lgsg9
rat. shc system
Wbch ifclmbold's extract sDachu invariably
n. -
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CONSTITUTION WATER
has proven itself equal to tie task that has devolred
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New Stock of Hardware!
UNHE subscriber having just returned from New
York. takes this opportunity t. inform his friends
and the public tia, he VIII be in recspt OF fresh
stock of
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails. Carriage Trim
mIng>, &C..
Which he is disposed 10 sell cheap. Please call and
see betor- purchasing elsewhere.
IRVAN REED.
Sept. =, 1883. 40tf
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& DEcLEE or CHANCE OF LIFE.

Take more Isa}sauis Mercury.
plea ant ledicirless for un PLEASANT aaa dna
seEeIS diseases.
EEIaBoIr's RyrrsAcT nt-cHr Avn Iirnoy-
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Ohio Yearly Meeting.

Recei,e led Of WV. III. LADD, to be used in paving
expenses Teachers of Conrabands and Ref
ugees; il being So much fund received by
him from FORSTER of England,
bencft of class of 651 %
By an,nn Sandy Spring Mo. Meeting 80 66i 4
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PHYSICIANS

Have long sine given up the of buchu, cubebs and
juniper the treatment OF those diseases and only
Us, them foi the OF a better remedy.
, 1864-08-16

that tic order etattonlDg regiment at Fort
Wa3 nc be rescinded.
The 9th resolution authorizes the Mayor
TO appoint committee Of ten to notify the
leading Republicans that they will be held
responsible for a1l outrages committed BY
soldiers and citizens. Ths 10th resolatioo
declares, tive are opposed to ths drat, and
call upon the Democracy Of all the states to
Sustain us In our declaration, land, Il hgut
we must we ehall fight for the constitution
and tie Union, ana we will never give any
a.d or assistance to the continuing Of this
unholy, unconstitutional war; We are for
peace, and determined to have peace, and ne
earnestly pray that the President revoke his
proclamation for the draft. and treat with
tue Confederate government upon terms Of
peace and the restoring Of the Union" The
h1s1 ultra sentiments we're heartily chceEed,
and those present agowed their opposition.
to military candidates and time servers Who
dare not openly avow opposition to the war.
The meeting Is scathing comment on the
Mcdonald policy, and arrays the Democracy
OF the Ninth Congressional District In an at
t.tude Of hostility to tie government. It Ia
one OF a series o. meetings TO control the
Chicago Convention, which are engineered
by Vallandigham and his immediatc adhe-
at,fc
, 1864-08-16


BEDexFoRT, Monday, Aug. 81 pm.
CLHARKr-SatprdAy, III p m nj. L. Adams No. Z.
JOLT 12s,.e9 stones ard heading R. E. Goodue,
Uttca, 1s41a feet lumber GOO ahtuglaA Chs1uahon,
pnpage. Aonca. mozllu2, 1sth-AtlAnts. La5ailo.
AKRIyKp-saturdAT nlRht-Eeso1uie, Athens, 80
cubic yssds rubole atono; Advance Athens, u cubic
yards dimension stone; VS. Gun.ee. Athens, Is Gu
bic yards dimension stone: Gale, Athens. 20 Gu
bic yards lubble stone: Yorktown, Utica, 5000 bu
CON; Ottawa. Ottawa. 500 bu corn; B. A. Thorp.
Joliet. 10 bIls vinegar Sunday, '4th-Deer Park No.
:, Utica, SEQ bu corn Australia. LaSae, ls9 tons
ros1: Occan, Lssa1le, s52 hu corn: Cooley. Morris
:fto bu co.n. 1,ue bu oats; Northrnp. Pfiaon. 50
sds snbble stone; Drill, Morris ias tons coal Ella,
MABet!lea. 1a9 tocs coal Nautilus, Lasa1Ie. 5ta3
corn; Imperial, Lcckport. 1000 oa corn, $500 pa
oats 200 ur'a -four; Burnha Joliet, Is yds rubblo
stone. yts dim. htones Loutses Joliet Leu bu
cc1u. 2,5t0 bu ats. ,..
ARRIVED, Monday norrlpg. 15th.-aeuator. Il
salte 185 tons coal; Washington, L1salle. us tons
coal.
C1xlRrD, Mondsy evening, 15th--9 y. .m.-Rcsoiute,
AthtIB; AuYance. COS Atlsnfa. Laaallo Iron Clad,
Tt 900 feet lumber, Is brls kalt brls -four;
Gu1nee, Athens; Al,dA. lasaue: Deer Park No :,
Utica Burnham, Prison; Antelope. Lasalls, ts 50.
fter lumber for Morris: 8. F. 9 lie, Athens.
| AREIEID. Monday evening, Ith.-Watex1oo.. II
Ealie t,TS0 :corn.
, 1864-08-16

cpr.sretnr almost inmediattiy rang the bell, bu.
II this I { the car hid advanced Into the middle
u the eel, uhtse the driver did not DART to stop,
It being contrary to Instructions. barr cfs.w
auctof, whith Was retn.ed, murphy declaring th.t
he Has not in 1ault. At this Barr walked orer to
the heudGuarttfs oi the Provost guard {eto.e at
haua) .1d brought ssquad Of ak men after Aut-
ply, whom he arrested and took down In the DIR
ectlnn Of Camp Douglas Subsequently, tho co.,
dnctor WAS set at liberty On making an apology.
We kpow not that these are the reai facts In the
cafe tut II 80, Barr has diteraced his commission
By ueine the authority OF The government in prl-
yate quarrel It Is sisted that the matter was re-
ported to Colonel Sweet who will duly Investigate
, 1864-08-16

Tho following certificate Of authority to .eecut
Was IN Walkers hHndwntsng:
Ihia ma, C NJ that Kennatt u. Csuobsii :, pr,.
mr. teo to Ttc1utt tor the !6th e. 8. {u{taJv -
BY oreer OF .klns, CAp'. 18th L. 8. mr.
And then follows the account Of money received
f41 the Hcrk done:'
+. Whlkef....-..s. ..............s......,,& &s4 20
E.
y r q
J. F, WAltcr, hsu pro1t on premiums Tor Re,
KENNETH CATBE1L Buffalo, N. Y
The above documents chow coucluajye'y that
been unproduetise.. It wou1a seem that walker
became a1t1ued at the e1posute made in the TH1-
nuNE few Days ago: and left iucont,nently: deie:
iorgery il signing their certincatea. We believe
theie IL ouiy ons other frm now in operation In
tbls city, whose busfness it fe to steal recruits
fto1, This State The authot1tiea have their eve
upoo that firm, and 1t will 20 hard with the men
y ho compose 1t, II they do not take counsel from
discretion, and seek saiety In hisht.
, 1864-08-16

SUED feR LlBEL.-Sesterday summons waa ta-
ken out By the attorney OF Hon. Van. II. Higgins in
the libel suit brought BY that gentleman against
the editors and ploprietors Of tue secession organ
The alleged libel was contained in the publication
of certain afildavits and accompanying comments
appearing In }a>t Sundays isEue nf that sheet.
Tee damages arc laid at SIS ,001. We art informed
that the whole dnst1uf snd purpart Of the article
tn question is wrong, and that In the Impressions
It seeks TO tGnyes it ia false from beginning to eud
The spirit that actuates It's publication IS simply
malicious and 1ibellous.
, 1864-08-16
A MuRDER0US RIOT.
4 Saloon Hobbed By Party Of Excuralou-
istS-Three Men M1rtally Woundtd-
Several Others Seriously Injured
/ Fearful Fight-The rl>re
Gutfed.

c...to. .wa,,tn .;oh, r,,,.s ,so1n chfc,oo ,n tbe
~ Roct Island R,,l1osd. tn which several persons
ri as nrnbab1y The most dep1orable In Its conse-
quenees that has ever occa:rcd near this city, ri
val,pr in atrocitv and cold blootled peraIsteucr
n.t ho,,,his stttavs ve READ of in historv +,
was ene IN which all tne more aeadsn passlons Of
onsly. II VA ,upo.stble Inst eyenin:, owing to
uo3'1' - We" ~ ~
the excitement tnat pfe1aIlso; anu t9e iaet nat
some q ne % %psf9elpaats were u eondltioa mat
torbade an 1nlelNesnt stsasmenk t9 afaSe ~ q
correct knoKleuge of TIE attending stseunstanees:
The following is ne saoetsnce ct TIE statements
mage 70 onf reporter mat appeaf to MIN worthy ot
e1easaee: ..ts,s., ,,o,a,,o ,,o ,,s,,,.p, =, ~.
Saint Louis Conference Of the SAINT Vincent de
Paul Society, with their Ir1snos II III numbering
nearly 4W pers ont. and flfnG aity cars, started
proposed 70 che, h9d picns; EEery'fns paased of
p!csssntly until, on tnslr retnrn me stopped at
Moosena r. easloa, 10 a!low a1ain ~ 10 pass. Waile
ths aped lo
ne care ana Visited me northwestern House, d.
Ieeuy epRosNe me station. where they called tor
re sn6od Ief1ed 10 eSe Il nnt iheg ,oE
sonsts construed this refusal into an insult and
q 5o a
broken. bottles we're broken, the counter Was
overturned, and the estahh =hment was in fair
way q r. becoming coming e1htsf,a; efha ,s,a,ora
man, and 7hie a,aistant, drew ont their reTolSers
and ordered them out Of the house, They X
+ 5s, 60 a9 ss ops apt1
e ene4s, !o&s aaa ss1nes al tne es.aotSn@e1t a1ss
the manner Of taeif county men: Ihts brought
70 81 oa1 51ea
assfsAbt, etoou Ia Tue NORWAY ana beRsa au u.
, 1864-08-16

UseoIotZRLY CoEpucT-A difficulty occurred
on Saturday evening last In State street car, near
Randolph street, between the conducter-John a.
Murphy-and an officer on duty At Camp Douglas
-phmed Captain - Ba1r-who was on the car
accompanied bY lady. The statement made to
out reporter were to the effect thht BalE Wished
street, and rang the bell for that purpose. Bnt-
a. Is rot unfrcanently the caee-another pa4sen-
ger also pulled the strip, which was accepted BY
timed its coarse kerost Rantolph street. Tbs
, 1864-08-16
Clucinnutt Market
AL Ass4 ,Ian.x

TSHEEl8l UI9paECU III .EC NUIL1sV IIsUtuc.t
C1Sc11nAT1. Monday, AsSust f3
FLouE-Eneha1ged denaud light: super *s~n@
8.is extra. es scGe.0o.
nu1eKT-ca1et: b1isk t7snaua; se1 brls Soda
81 e. holders stk3nE An Aiya1c. al The close.
GRA1s-Whea!. good demand for red at II 6, and
fcr whi,e at Il es71.o0. but holders still ask E er
pricte. Corn-no change In TIE demand or price.
Oass-a fnir den snd ieT now n sc: old offered at
&c, without fl diLs buyers. Bat.e5-a good deG and
TOR new tal1 At $l.75.
GEocEarks-Msfkci unchanged and quIet. Coffee
Sae51e. Raw Snxats 21@2sc. Mols~ees Ai1791 Il.
P1ov1s1oSs-Mesa Pork.1s held st s4oeo, but No
demand. B11k Meatsare held 1c higher. shou,dsrB
at 1ac, Sides 16c. La1G'ls held at 2t}4aac with buy
e1s ~ 10c.
, 1864-08-16
Ht LoHSs Market.
Especial Daapatch TO the Chicago Trioans'

st. LOUIE M6ndaYs AEXpst Is, l364.
ToBAcco-One.tpgs were rather smaller thsn usual
prices wtre s&eady fot all GRADES cept shipping
lesl hlch appeared to be little easIer for buyers
F1oUH-pu1 and dropping; sales 1cporsed, = br1s
sit e1e extra 1t ss.,5; 20 brls at s.t.2s pcr brl.
GRarS-Whent, with eceip!s Of 10.5lD sacks. the
market opened In lavor Of buyers sales inciu led s5
Sacks Ct smutty fs at tta 523 do common ana fair
:. $l.7tt9t 1910 do good at $t.se; 1a5o prime at
HISS 1s0 do do at slSiH; 1:51 do choice 81 st.so.
corn 6rmer sales o3 sacks yellow At u s7; 5000 DO
mixed, to arrive. at $40: 100 do st $t4o delivered
white At S'.4s: aad 500 do good In iots
21.5 per Oats dull and lower Eales 800 sacks in
tecoId nd tacks at &c: to do at 77Hc so5 do 1T
7sc LTD do 1t &c: and SO do c Ice, part deliver
ec, at SIC per bu. Iye higher, with sales Of 10
at &C {; 4a do At @t.1p. eacks returned.
Wu1sKY-Harkot dull, and no sales reported deal
! Err are nnnrt in tneir YteNss
, 1864-08-16

FORT N11NE, IHu., z1ug' 1<s1 1o71
The peace demonstration here today Has
as larpely attended as the Laporte meeting.
Dr.. Mofigan denounced the war and .al .he
draft in IN hours speech, as did other sPeaa.
adopted declaring that war is disunion and
eterzal separation. and saying, We demand
q cessation Of hosti1ities Aud Dstional con.
vertion Of Ill the States to settle the terms
Of peace" They denounce the draft ana
threaten resistance to It. demanding thai a ne 2
, 1864-08-16
DIE II.

r. ibis city On Hor day, tha 18th Int Macy AIDE.
sic c months and Is Gays.
suffer little cbtldrer to come unto for OF iuch
u the KinRccn Of HrnTeu -
Tunsral tot aT tTuEedi ~ Aug. 10th. at 9 oclocs
from the reside1ce ofh:r rs ttzeet
In this city, aug. 18th, OF cy7entary. JH2sIE.
young etlld OF ana Sarah Felton. aged 5ea1a
at d NoLtbs.
Fnne, ii This tTuesdsy> afternoon At o'clock from
lt2 AlfctIRan avenue.
EV Des MONIES and Anhurn ps7eEs p3ease copy.
inst OF The ling disease, srENCEk MILLER, cf
Fulst County. ILL aged l8 yeart, member Of Co. D..
lsed Heg't Ill. Vel.
Aug lib, at Fort Co1cozau, Arlington Heights,
va Of t. pho!d fever, Henry c. klNG. 10 BIS 2ist
only s6n OF the lste Hon Henry y. King. Of Akron,
Chic, and Mary c. KirE. row Of this CITY.
, 1864-08-16
I'M FVRTAKT ARRESTS,
Foreign Recruiting AEeDfs--Payfng
VIII. Coopterl+ft monry-Ltsx
OF Accru Es-Authorfty for
TEulENfmeaIh. 6cs

Last evening, Just ss the Michigan Southern trim
YVES starting from Chicago for the East. Captain
Nelson Of the First Precinct Police, accoFted two
men named u. G. Boodard, and Kenneth Camp
Buffalo, New York. The fact of An arrest being
made On an outgoing train is not pBn4liy very
significant oue but in the present inEtauee It was
most important ~ furnishing the clue to scheme
Of yillaipy which We have more than once exposed
checked.
Tbeee men have been operating az recruiting
agents in Chicago for Eastern 8ntes, and have moi
only taken men away rnae1 t1lee pretenfee, but
have paid their victims In counterfeit money.
They had with Them one recruit 10 whom they hid
paid counterfeit so EYeepback. Among their
psperr were found voucher for the transportation
10 Buffalo Of twenty recruits, the following beiLg
the nBues:
John Campbell, Matthias Elle,
Patrick Cavanagh, John Griffin,
benedict Bu1l. OTIS HuEhes,
PETE Fl} nn, BTon 8: Hermann,
John G. rtcierst CHARLES Gerard.
John q n,a@, w. Houshtelins, Of
The following kilograms were also fouud on
Buodard:
Kesnett Campbell; u-~v,. -
That ,o y 5;Est r: !: st 1nt.,
Campbell 4 Holman: -
! rome to 1sudslo: I an reezotinE ior he 1s,h q
S. infantry. capt hinf Bfiaf daI4setx NJ: Ans1e'
| Care Thomas Dining Saloon,
Bosdard's pockets, ,were also the receptacles fo'
campbeli. Surgeons ce1udcate, and certificate
he Captain q TIE Al T. n ha1
| Erass.h dsted At Toledo, 4tatlng that she had
rood hing tn hand that might keep her foF wee.
LONGER. He had lot q photographs. ana a ths io'
nfe:
l. BVY7ALo, N. T., Aug. u. 16st :
1nsn9 Csmpbe we shall nsv 70 .pSst9s r. EeeI9sf =
vonts hsss far Al The money hays pkd HIN fsteh =
1ebh them and L sou end thi1 3ensellnoa can g
eone snes q q ofhe, naeo help taH @An sna you a.
him 1etfa ~ yo1 CA get sAeErAf TO me when 70
ne e1tL g LAT Etye time % ct 10 clesyela1
| | u HnSo u = AouA hAEa
| his rarnet aG ~ooaa1t we are At II Chicago
Pile hthr soTif 1o1 en- sal t: FETCH t1e Dag All
Fcu 20 u3Cte q. ttelons J. F. WAIEHA.