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, 1864-10-29

The HTasa Meeting Yesterday At J0ltt
-aon. Schu3 leF UolIaL ,. Speechs

From Oar Own Reporter.1
JOLIET, Will County, Friday, October %.
TIE Union meeting yesterday at Juliet.
no: wlthetanding the very disagresable state
of the weather and bad condition Of the
roads, wa4 perfect Buccess. In point OF
numbers aud enthusiasm 1t was fully equal
to the highest expectations. At tasr and
moderate calculation, there we're 5000 to
10000 people present Large delegations
came in from all the townships. Professions
miles in length approached the city on all the
principal roads, conyerEing to focus in the
square
i've. 4 MAGNIFICENT chariot containing thirty.
five beautiful ,oung l.dies enblematica1 Of
OF The States, at.lred IN red, white and blue,
at the apex Of eurpzssfng love1tness. repre-
6ent1ng the Goddess Ut Liberty. Following
the chariot q vehicle containing tab1ean1
Ore figure represented Secession striking at
the uAion, which was defended By stal Wart
eo.d1el-one OF Uncle Sans boys in blue.
A third figure personi1led Justice holding
The sca1en.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax addrs ssed the multi
tnce in an exceedingly aole speech OF Two
hou1e duration, enchanting his audience by
his tervid eloquence aud courinclug argu-
NJ. nte. He was followed b. Hoa B. G.
Cook, candidate Tor Congress Of fthe.dtstrict,
addresses Bands Of music enlivened the
occasion, and the whole passed OF In very
tine sle. The rntttiEg mas accomplished
much goud, and Its effects will be felI at the
polls VIII county will roll ~ q ha- -usome
M %ioIity for tbt. Union csuSt.
, 1864-10-29

Tic Cnnndn Conference,
QuEBEC, OFT. 28 The Conference of the
Pruvpces closed its labors last night, and
the delegates LETT on Western tour.
, 1864-10-29

Death Of Vice Chancellor ERS1s
L. &Eu%
TORONTO, C. IT.. Oct. 2.-Vice Chancl
lor Eastern died LAST night
, 1864-10-29

Major Gen. ]. A. Garfield, Of Ohio, will
speak as follows:
Oiegor, Ogle county. Monday, Oct. 81,
Ftteport. -+...Totsuay, Nuv. j.
The local committee will sbiease conduct
Gen Garfield from Lane to Oregon, On the
ar1Issl Of the train which leaves Chicago
Sunday night.
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len ous Sergniisen MAIDEN fSnne, bas @rus
ab5ufpttoen, baS am 9t0nbe berStraBe tpudbs
gSir iperben allerbiu0s wabrideinlib cine
WeIle gu warten ba6Cn. jebUA auf feinert TaI
cine san5e Stunpe, iaste ite eie6enne6eras
lfnpi jmmer frib ouf Ger 8abn l1noa Wetben
uns auf fsinen6alt lon9e mdsten luIIen; ros
eegen wiro Die 6umtlieMiller Itder erif Ipdt
femneu, BERN bic arme 6rau @tader burfte
mutbnlabli6 ibre Nnltat iittrhi Witteruns
flnf peer feds Mul anpern, ebe fie lid3 peIts
iAttp gum 2tnfbrud) eutidlieBen tann. -sa
Sle 1T natitrli9 IN Sprgen ipesen tbrer
&0dter, entSe9nete @9artotte uub Du
tannlt NIT ibren ulItterli@en @efI6len ridt
lpmpatbiIiren; rpeil Dn Delne @ntI6liiIIe
immer loBleid falielt, um fur einen tar
ten @ellf, fur ein relpluteS 8eallsit3in,net gu
9eltfn. 9 air.0f15 u9st E elHa s-
fTDrfTebInd tpIetl
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0te 2anOpartbit.
SfO"eue ans Sem SIHtdsss2eben, BON 9 Ubanno
rs+I,r. 6Ibri1.#) trrr.a Ir.

art.s H. t8rrtesuus,) r, af.-. 80
uno 10y antmDste Eir sun lebten Male
M1lmlne: netn, i'd, nil nltt. onaIgl tl
9fln oenn, lr MUM lie menigItens i'm gBa.
gen nit BAT fie Malmtne. I'D
gben 10 ipeuts, trmieberte CHARLOTTE, unb
menn On mitnimmlt, 70 1psroe i9 Iie nidt
anle9en id1 bite Did, >ppbl gu beoenfen,
Malwlne, baB ld fein Sinp mebr BIN.
SD reiB, baB Du an Sabren fein SSinb
biit, Charlotte, eripieberte bie6reunbin; benn
menn Ou IS mareit wiirpe i6 beiier imStan,
pc letn mid Oeiner an5unebmen! lnete
Wfalptne; uuo pbue ouf Die 5Orntse Gntgess
nl'll8 81 parten pelAe ibrer iunsen 6reun
DIN auf Die gtppeu ities. elite lie btnaus, Inn
oas unterbrin9ea ees SpeiIetotps unb Slo<
lfentellerS in benz be6asli4en altpdteriI6eu
@snlpdnner gu beatfiftiselt, fpcrin iie ibre
Sreunoe nad ben perl9iebenen 16Dneu pber
lntere1lantenDnnften in Ger hntsetunS ibres
2eobnrrtS gu fubren pflegte. i ". ,'52 = ~
@barlctte nabm ibren Dlab i'm Waaen
eln obne Elm BD,t 3u duBern aGein Iie erz
rotbets unb bib ii9 auf Die 2ipper, als Der
alte 9lnereas, Der naS Spritleoer uno Ser.
oedt 5lreht@riGtste, In letner treuber5ioen,
bSasrii4sn Weiie ibr gu teosnten sab, Iis
hltte tehe iel4e biinnen, 3ie lideu @d,ube
anleAen lcllen. lpel6e ipeber fir rie naileM
lunpf9en Walcme9e nod Iar ben nlSAli9er.
melie etntteteneen Ne9en tausen fSnnten -
Wtatmine lab ii6 nit blibenoem gtuse UNI,
wetI its ben @tnbrud becboGten pcDte, ipel-
9en oteIe perte uuf Die et9enlinntse Gbars
lOtte berpprbrinsen ipirben; biele iunse9 a.
me abr belt e8 fit ratbluu, lih bd8 NnIe.
ben gu eeten, als pb ie sen pInnlpen bduriz
lt@en Dialeft bes 6neGte8 nidt perItinbe,
nnb nur ihre 9libenpe Banse unb bic 3u,
ilmmen9ebiiienen 2ippen 3eisten Malwinen,
oab lie Die AeuBesun9en pes olten &nedte8
pDbl Derftdnpen babe. - '-.''
Mdlwine nabm nun etenfsllS i6ren Sit
TN Ba8ea etn, ersriff 3it9et uno YeitIds u.
fubr pent Sauie meg. q
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Or & nl II finn.

1slteb bes 6nsliden Gpaesums Der 9Sun6irse In Spx-
bsn @raouirter eineS Der eren ebindtn 9Duesen Der
8er. Staaten he cen srSsn &bel eines 2ebeus in bex
JosfYalern 9pAbpn NdrS pllaeelpbta uub nnseren
StIbtn susbra9t bat einse Der esrbaren Seunsea
rpaenbet BON te en- bte @e9te her Nteetiin pets Ha
sabltsc 9eteute he an Sbenfaue NereDl unS anberrR
Rranbeten Ien, irlde g. 9. ad, bic BET PlSSlideu Sc
rauen u ebr erdreden bic su pit errbten bel sertRse1
&lentateitet U. [ y. GMreem aMaenblidlia aeletlt.
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OreantfAe ShwG6te

prb unber3elt@ 9set unb te rpte Rraft Hser berse.
fe1t Dteie8 urtbare qeten webes has 2ken eleb unb
bic @be inS Na6tpmmtuda unntAeIi me&t, tF,Oft eas
2rrs Derer, bic iRren 2ei7eni@afH ubeCnnen rDtnen
Sunee 2eute no su letdt ;u Mus9weunsen senetst neil
Strturen Nieber1bldsen I'm Sarn Stein unb aAsere llr
laden entsten fann, p Il tie bod metaemtettl' ne gsls
uonen tas he 8rd ber Gr3eusuns ete SSn Denen pers
mtrh bic @ betmli6em &aRern ersebes aIs DentH
hie Sa rette TRb. f
D@ Office: go. Z SIb.Grebertdar. :,
Feben Tbiiren BON 8alttmcrsfr., 6itlt&e Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf.
gfan merle fG Ranen unb Sdu8nummer, benn untsfen-
he unb truserte Gamaer, burbtrbene une septhenlpt
Quadalber, S9ubfder, @ttefelpi6er, SraBenretniser
unh 9ampenpuber 10. nenneu 6b reselmdbee Merie
unb laurn an8ejrsen BON Dr. SpenfpnS u tn Der Na5e
&S. aue 8rtefe malisn etnen gOf-Stamp eattalteu.
Gtne 1stlung Ii. 2 Gaaem 3uSeli9ert.
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JnapOrto,lre lC.

AHH Siebert S /GDmtnerfelb.
EzSA uneren Treunben unb Sefannten, Ipwie benz pN.
1, blttum i'm &l9emetnen erlauben mir uns bermst
BITE Anetee 3u ndfen bds mir nter beutieen Datum etn
t'2. 9Settt= uno Sidupr.@eI61ft,
Serbunben NIT teutlher fran36iI6en uu6 enbeimT&en
prp6utten,
SfO. 2tS SprS 0anftr., 2 Sbiircm bcnpr S5e
~ 553lIl4 it-l Mcdrft, eItl9
nner pbeer Brd etabtirt bdben nb reripreen etrset
cte retlfe unb btqi8ffe 8ebienune.
oalttmpre. ben Il. Mar; 1854 SUE CiIi ,s1
rsre' iaN tto~-1s4 Stebert & 9 pmmerfe b.
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Gharlptte benba6tete Elm bartnddtoeS StiQ
14w t9en, eaS tbte 6reuu ,tn unb Wirtbin
erlt na6 elmer gBetle untsrbra9, inbem Ie
etntse 6ta9eH i,ber tie 6remsen All iie rihte-
te, mel he nit ter 8anlilie 8lantsnbprn fcm.
men iparpen. OieB bate Die erwunldteBir-
lung, GbarlpttenS @tpanfen cine anoenebme.
re 6i9tun9 gu 9eben. om
Da8 Ste0pidejn tiis bic 2aubpartbic mar
trefflid 9elpdblt benn e8 lag beinabe glei4e
melt entfetnt BON Den perlhieoenen Buntten,
wuber bic @jslellld1ift fcmmtn lcllte. IS
mar eine lei4te 6ii9elpelle inmitten eintr
weiten @bene, mo itb 5pei StraBen treu3ten
uno eine @ruppe mdhtiSer 2inoen ibre &ro+
men ais tpeit biuli6t6ares Wabr3eiden In bic
Sanei4aft biuau8 frtdtsn. NingS umber
paren nur I6attenlpie @etretcefelrer unb
0ieIen, 10 baB man bon bi, fem Siigel aus
cine ltbr idSne Nu8lidt senpB, uno inSbeipn
rere Dan naben 8er95us i'm Nuse b tie bel-
fen idSnlfe ~utb beoeutenIte Suppe beute oas
3iet Der 9anopartbie lein ipIte Nn einem
itSnen bettern Gage fpnnteu bie@rupfen Der
fefttid 9etletosten@dite, pel4e entweper l4ca
untsr otil alien Qintell anf einaurer parte,
ten poer tur4 Tslo unoWieisn 9e5en pieil.
ben beran5oSen, lt4 9e8enleitiS aus betrddt'
titer Gntferlmn9 erbliden rber supinfen,
mas bielen Bunft su einem Stelloi9ein sans
beIoObert empfeglensmertb ma9te. Ilein
an Dem teutt9en Mprssn bins inSs 5olse Der
iitn9ftelt Regsn 70 piel Osebel iiher ben be.
nad6arten BieIen nto I'm cen fleinea Sit-
gel, paB ni9t einmal bic 9pben 0inben auf
tpeitbin it6tbur paren, unb Naluinc unpib
re9efabrtin pielelben ni9t eber su unterldei<
ben rernlphtsn, olS Biz lie nur nod tpenise
9futbet bappa eutfetnt paren. ..Sn Der nGd<
lten Wtiltute mar RE Sreu3uns berSraBs II.
Der baIeibf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. errei4t unb
Wealptne rief better Da4te idbseS bod, mir
ltnb bic @rlten! -. ,...-.s..-5 4.<E
Oeltc fhlin,mer fhr ms. fenn alsoann
perbsn mir permntbli6 cine. 9an,e Stunbe
Oper itp6 ldnger an pieiem abldeuliaen Ors
ie gu warten baten! rief Charlotte unmutbie
unU nit frsildenber Stirlne, tpel4' lebtsres
ibr itets tege9nete, menn ibr flsineT @epuIb5<
f1ben ab9erilIen mar. ra-.lr.a
Saum bate. lie pisie NeuBeruns 9ttban,
10 benlsrtten beioe lunsen Danten einen0 perm,
Der unter ZEN pdumen berpprtrat, an eeren
einem er iettber unbe,psSlia, ,selebnt batte.-
Der fremoe Serr mar einfad unb bequem
getleiDet in einen tur5en SdporOf, @elte Y.
geinfleiper bon tarriltem lduttii&enI StOif.
tru5 eintn S6oip am Nrmr, einem tiHtisen
Spa5ieritcf IN Der. Sano nnb sriibte ieBt
our4 Nbne6men 'ieine8 lei4ten @trpbbut8.
Nter rur Elm elt5tsss Niol elidte iein ldar4
fes cranes auBe 81 ben Gpf6ulmiinsen hes
rlber; baum ober wanole er li&, ba er often
bar IN leiner @r,partuns, Bstannte 81 linoen,
setduldt pprben ipor, mieber UNI, tr1t unter
bic 8aume 3uriid, uuo lteB bic beioenDamen
lM1beaGtet. -. 49, ..,e .e.,a# =. nIsfrFIa raf
Maltpine lieB benz BTerbe Die 3asel, uaG.
benz lie es ansebulten, oamit es ii& eiuifpei
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NlnIt

Gs git blele unmiiente lhs ,beteutents Guadalber,
Nehe 9 ais Nerjeape9eten pnp Or. 9ebnItrn's Antin.
bgtngcncpp SGutltGef Stieemtdier. 2umpenpuber
ecben onatt FER etten 9gieudait ter Debisin, nie
Srisltsn 8srae 'osmeten Td eBt eselnabg se6ilhets
ben fd 'erSn9en tie reiunohct Maer u.lde unelflt.
DER sBet N lire 9des tsmmen eertns Gten uno rtni-
tfn tr, SUhn'tNn hllt tsbbdlb fir urtbrelbg Sn
tannt ine eas ine SeGldubsanaen peer 9ipom beauba
tn Ieiner Siee lje9en '..
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Gefm1fta : Mn4i,

~ NCNTVtNEV 10 : VNUIVH+ |3FIEFI
Wetnen rertben &unben sur Rahr DIT Sas td bdS alt
betannte II auDr unS gDeinee1ddft
$40. ia 81 2OmbarSftr., Gcfe BON NrOmt,
nnter Der aen 5trna ME bisber NIT unsel9wdten TpnS
fprtfIbre.
t21n,rs1mt) sLa sG9dssg.. .6itber;t
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@tfGhrlthe &ranfhtit.

enn Ser trreseettete untluSe Singing ausnStt sA6
ben 8eis bisier imer'batea &ranfls in n aassnsm.
fIb pfer bic Surt ppr @Stbednn5 ibn ab6reft {id an
ene 3u enben au wels in Scl8e tbr:r gr;ebuna unb
ptabilitdt auen fein &ertrauen iesen f6nn
sartet p lanse Bis bic S9mspme btes redli6en etels
@e J.. Q. en NIT @eidrL ent3inteer pals, cine b0ie
@e9ts Euubbsit, Iusp DIE Der Sdu Rnpen an ben gei-
xs lnb Arnen Jinaen i'm @ebte unb all ben Grtremt6-
ten 9 etgen, tann biee ebel nit elmer dretli9tx
S9neatset Dor f tretten, Bis sulest Der Gamen unb
bic Naentao9en einfalens bus Sper @baren Srant-
tett etn @eaeitdub e5 @tleies :rb unb Der Sob nen
ldrefftn Seibrr habrd ein @u6e mat has Ct TIN rad
tenef 9anbe 1rin1t rpu tein Reiienfer urdttbrt
Us TT ene traarse &tdiate, baB Gauente 6eier frrt-
pdren 6rantbe 3um Optr faaen In Gplae Der 1nse f
t0sten @ites hes Nefura hie Goniutio serntcte unb
pen 9e ees 9eben3 IN ein elenbe5 Daiein perwause.
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Nu Ilta e.

Dr SpSnteh III her etnse, reselmd6is sebiIbete Mrat
wtel nnp 8etanslmg fnb olen Nntere aSniiid, unte.
tannt 0r ~ beronsebteet bon enem Qeben wees er In
sss abla8ts. nanlb: GnelanS 9ranfreid nno In lem,
DlsSsss gsn ypSselpha H. 10 lber Bat ene aus ebebu-
Der tpeider F ber 9f(ea. Sss Sor esnSna AK.
iGidlt6tettalS Nrst. W9r r1I1 T,.,"'N l''"- W
. I N3- Office: Bio. I Sab. b.Nrebertdarns. Jr,.Y
5anb pH 9altsmossiF, nebea Der nNrbettrbaIe."
6auttrdntttiteh tpsrbet, idb,t.l otbeiIt. A6
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aeheimet. aranfhetten

sentddt wertta ais ta e 3eusuns ssuRabisett 66tsd6e
in benz @afen unh ben @epern @nt3NnOunsen Der Nsren
nnb 8las 59aittneraeBgnsn, Sewdfe ser Isrsen wte-
fdwade, 9ersflppfea, S0laternbett 3ern usenapide
S6pnhel, GOp6merj, GntsGnSuns ts9 Safes BET gtae
Der Qunse, bes Wosen8, ter Gn9tpsihe uuo atr entr
nebel ble bon aeen 9s9nten GtWebute ten Ser 5useub
pelGe 9ren Sefern Sefdbrsr nb ais ber Sirtnen Ge.
fang BEN 9eabrttn be8 ses Ferrbren nnb rpenn nt9t
5ettts sehelt merbtn, lire 9liNjeeen 9rnu9en nern-
en Gfwdde fer Contribution heroprBriugen, bic Gte
mR0Lid aen nne sntb cen &brper nnb Snn aerfbren q
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Ods feinffc unS pDllemcetffe sru6bt. 5pncs S5itte
fitf.4 nnferer Seit n 54riiq
Sie 6pnigblume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITE

9ieeS Tpnte BttterS trelGes felt lanse enen sprssten
Nuf IN @nrppd bes unb III bem 9anbe Ihnen In ebrdu9
tpmnt TT aus benz renfen gpsnae in gerbinbune nit tr
&bntgs= reer Gascarudnbe i'm gDeee Der Deudttpn
tsrSt uub bat @ Saelbe in aeu .ne6unetn Der seber,
ere un6 gerbauunsspredne ebr wetbSpl gseig unb tF
tn Deuti9lauS ais M -l ugfl3t4SI S4
!. uDas Sanssetrant uaierer 3eit" m
SOelbeser, Henratsure Mpptbefsr &C. nben tn hteIen
Srubt Ecnc<Bttr8 ene pertbSpue Suele he's prcfs Ia
menn etna setce be &dufer it phne baelbe etn mol
len. Nt pe attere ipgnannte gttets bdnat baelb
BEN eewDbnen uYuffen" mBsehalteter 6a6en unb nneS
curreneen @ttqeten ab unb ha es etr rerfbbpueu
Sn9reb a5en rrtta prr6n, Sereu gDtuneen pbee
Sreane ldns Srn Opftpren oertannt prrben no 10 Ida
bet eS meber ee Ettnfer mod benz Mrste Der be
Ss SrinfStterS ebt betres ieiner GleeanS IT, Sen-
bett ees @ebnadeS ais unuterrpIIen ba tnhem aae
Nl1ncen i'm Wtunbe ie GbDtlpane @affse, Ebee Yanine
dnbeln, bur6madt unb ;ust in Elm pplf1nriees @ane
IN Elm erwdrenbS Spntedrge5 Sttere beim Stnunterrin
ten bereebt uno pe babsr In ber ausbnltung mpbetn
gertGeten 0Otes, Heitdurdttpn uitentbfprltH en.
Qbpteafe 9etntl Mgenen f6nuen mil r1enb etnerSuan.
tdt biees tpr5Is9en 8erS In Rilten Dgsenp Quarts
Slaiden burb . - Ai.li1871+23a
auG fg15 ben alleinigen Gigner Hnsge
s. y Orn $40. IS Sanpuers, Gcfe bon Gamcenfsr.,
seseniiber Sem Mtarfte, Baltimore,
Seripret fperben ..s-l-5ti e9- -@N -
Refine sefiGe JldfGe TT 6t bic nidt NIT benz 6tese tes
@tanerS auf Gem Rprf terlebet 1T. -
g8ieberterfdufer erbaen be at fefem 8terS nneertts
ten Clar-ltbp9rapb Musban9eI Ibileer eratiS. f1
Die Geeren 8lai9en werben (ebp rein) Bel Der rdden
Sefeaung nit Sld0 Dubenh franco Baltimore tnetnung
sebrabt, <,. ,f4,.r~-.lo f.s.es ~.
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ben alleiniden @idnC

@prSuslt6en Simbecrs GHcnce Spn benz SimbeerIGfte
Der bprdbrigen @rnte ie ae g1eine unb &aupr erfer
Auatdt uip su iClteen @relen.
,gsr-.l .,.+-..i $. Born,
"~N Gde SanpSer unb Gameenfr. seeen&ber
(25Npr3Wt1 j -.i .a.1t benz Niarfte.
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0frbgirat6tts per1onen,

Ster SoIde pelhe M 3u perbetratbn teabf8tisen unb @
ptpfder SAwdfe rer eneS anteren Sinbernfes bepust
no, Oaten unpersugliH Or. Sobnpn 3u GRabe steten.
gte 6nterniIe ee5er Gle gbe pbpide peer eefse 3tt
rttRng, &ets6artet Ser te 3ert unb S6wdde,
i9Sptung her tredlthIten Gr rereen i&nea turirt.
Derjentge weler ~ ter 8ebanelnns unS 1irlDrse Ssa
Dtne ur9t m ansertrauen uns asertlt auf ietne arit
Hide &eihdli6feit perlaen.
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DR.. Johnston,
a1ttmOre eOa.SofpitaL
3ur llnterbyGfung Der Quud1alberei etabttrt.
Der etn3iBs Qr3t, tDettsr on,sist.. ,a

Der etnsige plus In bes gDelt, TOO ii9srs
fhneQs unD 0lMnpltne Rurea In
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tlytAe,i ter sDrtEe.

Die Siele 3aense wele mdtTenb tsr leeten Ie6ensebn
Sabre IN bier 9ual tir nu cen unb bic @enae tuid-
tser rlnedrstliden Sptraipnen trte Or. ptncn aui-
nbrte upb tenen be iNr9S Rapprtere uno piee anbre
Mtalen rnsrrtdtet WurSo e eneld in @esus auf enex
Gharatter ais @brenmapn in SerB au Gbaratte nS Ge
ptfenfastet iuo Seitrneen cine biare6enSe @eip6br
letuns. fH l55sI
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NI6ttersGabd6 int Ntet6tll 80
ga.rsrt,rut giep 0prf Stdte Stip, Snran0 gara Yut
Gwta Sabsd: Ste beae Musrubl rrn rtseM Eubadea ir
Se Ste I'M 9Ieinen taaen ess an SanS nrS wsrs Set'
N"'' - w SpIeipt G@rSbet,
(l9ee1-s) 9. %. &dt D0ltmcre' u. TreCtrtG
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Sunge MGuner,

keirnbers ele te Sper eneS eebsimen 9aers stpreen
fnb, has ja9rl II ble &dueupe III Elm iritcS 0rAb
retb mec eur bre ertaSenen Galente itnb entptdten
BertanbeSra NIT benz Dener 6er @erett1dmfet ben ST.
nat beger no fer gter bSaubtrn6e 8bne enpft bdben
pXrfen, ntbgen ib nit ppAen 9ertrduen naber. '.''~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-16

beSenten aB Elm seunber @etH un6 m seSsr 6Trser be
nrthmenc9ten @rforeerne CUR ebelteen @ladelisteit
ne Sd pbne tee trb BE 9eiie 9ebsns SUR rauraeu
Yilserlabrt. Die Austtn bes Observation-Disclosures f fab.
LID bic see W:r6 ersrifiem @er3meuns unb e-
lan6ptIbcn Setraduneen, faB un8 bic 5reuten rtlGe
Mebere eente6fn. psripeieert itnS. :, =
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StSirthfd,oft oftstiitne.
OeItfateS G6en.

@mmentbdler S6mei,er, 2tmbureer &dIe @riuen &rau-
terrible Spnanb. drinee Sarbeen Garbins grdunf8
ger SerSedtmur unb aud te beaen SGinen u babsu BET
-9'is9't@ 3.@etb& & SSGne,
SIN Q3 6nnnnerffr. NRnrfte.
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Belonber8 III bsa6.en !!

Dr. Sptnfpu bete aGen Nenen feline Saffe att weIbe is
ear@ Ol3e eebeinle ne unatrlte Gei uab R5rssr isr
crenee ar pie &rbt bic 9eIeGi9a une eie ge Wnfdbs
mad)enee Safer ae6w6dt tabsn. . .}5llg1
Sier limb einee ner rGprsen une tetfaenSSertbn Sol.
gen hcr frIben @enrhnbete res 9aers Sdw DE i'm Nf.
Ten anb BEN @ehern, Gmer;en inn Srpf Sdmsde fes sc.
fts BEIRUT Der @u feltra erstlppien ne bSfe llnruk
Wtagenl1md9e unrrbnuna Ger @erhauunes SrsSne aWas
sssiae @nttraftuns Ssmspme fer S9HinSi99t. =
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@pcben erIlaftelt !:

Z @tnt &uspabt befer SerteIatrarRe fDwIe SarSslsn
Snrbntr, Spl. 01rnee, S6met,er unb Qhabur8er Sale
nnc alle in bieies TnG f8laeenbe Mrtitel. za,g.au
18dp& S.s Rnt feI 161 QD- Yrdttlt ndte epdreerr.
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GnMde Qtute.

BITE M burd beimlte Qafer eep6dt baben, bie lie 70 oft
bpen 2euten rter In Der SGule lernt b heren Sp
gen if aund6t fpiirem elblt i'm 56lae bur prlutiu.
nen BITE, menn un9etteitt, bic Gte u,mSs1 MAIDEN unS
9Srsr unb @ett ierpren Oaten Ctrr ne n6ttistn dit.
te tpan SOl6e 9erpnen miieu Beerr ie eintren tn bic
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CONNECTICUT Gcco 2cdf 1abat.oHu
go Siffen Cpn,,eetie,,t Srr,talt6ts 9sdtlatt,
Is &iffen O1etp 0yprf Stddte Dedbiatl
25 &iifcn Ohip Nccfcr llmblatt nno S'"teBs' lis .
"" S'O'e ""0 O'u'SH p'' Yt. 5undel,
,oo,us, .sgb@'A4- - 2; Suo GbariesSt
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Yttft8s

Die fredbtsn gStrtinsen bes 9aerS Fnb ebr III fHr&.
ten. 8erlu beS @tbdtnies, 8erpirruns Sheen @e-
hrdtte eer @eifestrafe, b6e Itnun9e gbneisuns psr
her 1eieai6aft, udt rad Gnamtre, Ni5traneu 9esea
l6 islb Subtiamteit H.. 10. tnb enise ber iRlimme1
GRlae. .lL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
THE INDIAN WAR HUMRUG,


Missouri river" Indian Expeditions y arc
regarded by the people in this locality as the
most consumnate humbugs of the age
Troops may be required to protect the iron.
tier settlers in Minnesota from hostile tribes
in thataktate; but as far as the Missouri riv.
or country is concerned, one regiment of men
distributed among the various posts above
Sioux City, would be ample force to keep the
Indians in subsection. Instead of this we
have about ten thousand able bodied, well
drilled soldiers, wasting their time and the
Governments meney in gigantic expeditions
against imaginary hosts Of blood thirsty
savagos." Let il be arranged so that these
expeditions will no longer leave grecnbaeks
in their train, and see how marvellous will
hc the effect upon the Indians--how very
soon the "hostile tribes" will be represented
as "peaceable and friendly" .a. 'a....
Sending out bodies of armed men TO "pro-
tect the emigration" is still greater hum
bug. There are emigrants enough on the
plains at this time to protect themselves
against all the Indians in the United States
Besides, tho majority of those going West
this Spring are men who have 10 claims up
on the Government for protection three
fourths OF them arc going 10 escape conscrip
tion--are running away for fear OF being
called upon to serve their country, and ut
the same time asking the government to give
them military escort-lcayng their coun.
try to keep from serving it, and asking, at
the same time, that the arms of the country
shall guard them as they 60. "t
As we remarked above, IA few troops are
required on the frontier to keep the Indians
in check, but one tenth Of the men now sm.
ployed for this purpose would be all sufti.
c'ent, while the remainder are willing and
anxious to 60. where they are needed. to join
the army in the South. At present they nrs
wasting their time to no purpose but to line
the pockets Of corn Spectators and beet
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OnITUARy.

George =. Morris died at his residence in
New York City, yesterday afternoon at one
o'clock. Aged sixty two years. Mr. Morris
was born in Philadelphia, October 10, 1909
At an early age he removed TO New York,
where he commenced his literary career bv
writing for the journals, particularly the
New York Gdsctts and the .fmerican, 10 the
first OF which he contributed verses az early
as his fifteenth year. In August, 1923, in
conjunction with Samuel Woodwork, he
commenced the publication Of the New York
Mirror, uhich was discontinued December
81, lS42, under the financial disasters Of the
times. In lS4a Mr.. Morris associated him
self with Mr.. Willis in the publication Of the
Nec Mirror, and IN 1914 established the
Erfning Mirror, a daily paper. At the closa
OF ls45 he commenced alone weekly Jour
nal called the National Press, tho tito of
which wns in November, lS45, changed 20
that Of the Home Journal, since which tins
it has been conducted by himself Ind Mr.
Willis As song writer, however. rather
than journalist, MIR. Morris has acquired
his chief reputation. or his "Woodman
Spare That Tree" several millions Of copies
are said TO have been circulated. In 1883
Mr.. Morris also published volume entitled
=" The Deserted Bride and othcr Poems" and
he has edited n volume Of American Melo.
dies consisting Of songs by upwards of
two hundred and City American writer's, and
in conjunction with Mr.. Willis, the "Prose
and Poetry of Europe aml America" In
1887 he produced a successful drama, found.
ed on incidents in the American revolution,
entitled T" Briorctf;' and in lS42 he wrote
tho librct.o Of THE Maid Of Saxony," an
opera set to music by Charles Il. Horn. lie
has also published a volume Of prose sketch.
es onti,lcd"The Littlo Fvenchman and his
Water Lots" Gs3s). Mr.. Morris has re.
sided for many years at Underclitf, country
seat on the Hudson River, nearly opposite
West Point, and has been Brigadicr General
in tho New York State Militia -- Ckica90
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