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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08

EyOne thousand Confederate prisoners
have been sent from Camp Chase, Ohio, o.
Fort Delaware.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08
Fo::etry:
For the Vindicator.

80 amfearful that we will be compelled
to forsake the eanse Of Southern Indepen-
dence'-L LETTER TO SOLDIER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08

Al alvar isiag sor less term llan Three months,
fz.n - arged for at the usual rates.
s~ prorassi,,.-7 Carda not exceeding seven lines
inserted oao year fox siv--six months for y 90
Ky Announcements Of Ci,.~,.dates 30 TO No
paid ia advance.
cr private character or intended or ealcalatec TO
pronote any psivste enterprise AZ inteFtst, VIII DC
charged Tor as Advertisements.
assy@ Obituaries vr DO charged sor at the rate
Of TgS CEsrs per line. They must in all cases be
scap'npsuiet b. the money.
g1ss. Office New Court house Street, oppo-
site Beaadsburgs Old stand. ahc pear the ' a.
Hufel
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08
Ingenious Correspcndence.

TEc following extracts are from letter
which was written ~ lady Of Kentucky a
short time after the battle of Missionary
Ridge, but which was only received few
days ago. AS the letter had to be exam
ined, it was necessary to frame the Ian
guage in such manner as to escape the Wig
iance Of the Yankee officials. Consequent
ly, she speaks of the contest between the
North and the South as of law sui: be-
tween different members ofthe same family,
and addresses her "rebep' brother as one
whose interest vas identified with her own !.
"How does our dear mother bear Up I'M
der her recent losses? (the defeat at Mis-
sionsry Ridge.) How strange it is that
the cause should have been decided against
her at the last general assise, when she go
manifestly had justice (strong bosition) ca
her side It must have been from. tie in
efficiency of her chief counsellor Gen.
Bragg. I need not tell you, my dear
brother, to do all you can to encourage her
I think she has much cause for hope, for
that part Of our estate which lies here.
(Kentucky) wears more promising aspect
than ever before We hope and expect
that the Spring Courts viii give as decided
advantage, though God alone knows how
long we may be Kept out Of our just rights
| Not always. for feel assured the hour will
come when
! 'Bertram's right and Bertrams might
| Shall eet on E!langorran's height"
1.-The life that our dear mother leads
since this unfortunate lawsuit, is SO differ
ent from that to which she has been accus-
toned, so full Of hardship and suffering,
that | wonder she ever smiles except when
she talks of vengeance.
.'She has one comfort at least to soiaoe
her and that is, that those Of her ch.ldce.l
that are true, are true to the LAS. OF their
blood aud their breath"
Sorry an that { capaos be With our
dear mother to help console and strengthen
her in this the darkest hour Of her trial
but suppose my duty is here in the house
of our degenerate half coward relative, te
listen in silence to the abuse heaped upon
our mother Enquirer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08
A Disconnected Ccntraband.

The following letter was received short
time since. By Stephen, colored preacher
belonging to DR.. P c. VIM, well known
in this section Of the State. Stephen says
every word Of this letter may be believed
it may not be improper to read it to your
servants:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08

TyOR SALE
T. A NLGRO.WOMAN, accustomed
TO Cooking, flashing and ironing. Enquire al
this office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08

Forsake the cause! Could southron heart
Throb proud in fettet s. bear the paint
Could slavery charm impart,
or-mskc us love the cianking chainy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-08

wv Fifty bushels of Wheat or ten bar
rels of Flour, for which a fair price in SPECIE
will be paid. Apply at YINDICATOR OFFICE.
Feb 10.
, 1864-09-21
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, 1864-09-21

DR.. Licber on the Chicago Platform
The N. !. TimSprints the following logl.
cal extract f1ora a private letter recently
written By The eminent pub1tcist Dr.. Lie
bt1:
The Chicago platform appears to my mind
tie well'lr4ned creed Of Northern seylIity to
the criminal arro,. auce Of the Soutu-a sane.
t,op Of the highest. handed law1eeaness. The
election OF Geu. Mcclellan means armi6tice
means separation; separation mems 0iain-
tcgrntion-she inetant separation Of Cali
In the Mississippi valley, the crcisfon Of New
England, aud IN ineTgautc clustering aad Fe-
clustering OF the Eastern Middle Suites With
cut any Inherent Character. DIstutegration
mtnpB defiance Q tue wonderfully great and
ssl:'eemp!sttng geogs:pny 81, oi o. our tcenatFy,
Ut ea 1n feennips % of ie Tie Miaaie 1ees whsn
pr1ncfpalls,es rose and tell, enauring only
long enough to Perpetuate the bangulnsry
turmoil II means repetition OF the chronic
this bali centurt, possibility with nelghbor
growing in nopatchtc power, which sooa
would claim the right OF ext-nsIou md re.
cuptratiop. DisentegratiJn means the
reckless rising against that poltty which tae
Dltpoeer OF Erctts has ordained a. The nor
nal type Of modern civilization, against tbs
Estfct allied Government, which is the oppo-
cite TO ihe nalt.pg I.agne, the Yast, yet inca
herent moparchy, the provincial kiugt gtom, he
petty city, stxte, and The iragmentsfy feuda.
tttm. Ii means quarreling, blcodeoed and
ruin. without m idea for century to come.
and disgrnco forever 1t means the lc .rt1sss
tetructio1 Of nation appoir ted to perform
e1tat and escred tnsks. It mtans I'll this.
and slavery TO boot, that "divtua Institution
phcke altar ]s the. auction table, ,oa which, :be
ur-tiyiue ties Of parcnts It'd children arc
toru asuuder By the aur.io1eer, who thus
becomes hol5 missionary OF the worship
ea 1netftutiou.
, 1864-09-21

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, 1864-09-21
E'nsf1m>K

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lent pn.o1ylnlt thaA ID t.. n'tt u-ss I'D e1sc1
3 sr nd5 cr1t. P.1cr, s.. 1<cS 20
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.4r hox long t.arcthx fTic*.t tof.
utHAAY DEt1LkTOkY TO EUEE Will ftMore
the l.n1r from law Is Erh Guu.E8, Wttaort
injury t. the aktE. Pflce. Il : battle.
DR. La PJETk'S Ii. E EL.N il. hs rent NeEytne
ard RrtuyeeC;.nY Il 5ncpy. lcst 1.Q.y vtksT
all who ere ruff. ring 1rotc pared Sp'nxi Enrky,
her1ouE Dsb J. &C.. Ar.Gl-e Hoo ~na'<Fe cAuee.
Price. t'ArActrEt+
The JAT AkEAE ~ IRIS 4IEc lorstbe ShlPksrs
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Cr&. /
, 1864-09-21
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DRUPOSAIS FOR $40 0GO SEW
PEACE no,te. PC tno Water Bon = ans 13,nN
rnert Erni..nE, uGoa4 ot TIE lily uf ChiceSo.
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iIn 1cquted ~ :a1 II 1eeels.r5: The war.r rturk
5re siso spsctk1ly apcrcFrt.ted. vhteh last yesr
veldea 1pFr13s 5f t.y,lt5c after pa.'n& lnte1est
IN The Va ct teH. I'D Lrr s:it! lncs+Asls
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keEs Vtts+ pscro.%la ere xccnolsa WI rEcGft 1fo
uslion Of tie tar.e s. this ota, q ~ tae oE:cc q
Ntsrt, Duncan. Sherman Co.. New xorks {: may
be ard u 'h:E rlopnasis 5hc1s IN Be T.,
u tnt ric2osais the sues ewseded 70 them Iessec
fIyelJ. With prsxt1n1 tta.een 35d Ghs interest
sccroet frcm July ;st u the tune OF hEa-elt Of Pay.
nfpt Ecnds vii Re delvrTsd N cncSyo: san. 2:ss
ts.G to fns p: r1iea kn tide d 20 ttsn.
zach tYopctkl s .GElt b. sek ed. ana en59T8:o
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niu should contain .cf3tehcfA-
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, 1864-09-21

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fost Gfes. % -:lt;esonlc 'nst.t=1 =. p:.na1a 3
q private k1G de- l-A'e IHtnce Ia - ~E<tt. W1leo
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Sn:ltr snd tucgeM xasapdat.s
, 1864-09-21
5pcfiul Nutlre6.

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Observation-Disclosures.
The AUST .san -rcc.lc for t1lrs u sow we'll -Aaoxr
:. IL ~, ssstts r1'edt r. d. .eo1e CON,
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ti{ i5 ts;aHi rs 4.s i,te:e r
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cluttet ., SO -f-h-.k -,enu- 70 CT ku,itua..a &
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, 1864-09-21
Us GDntrartDr&.
4 ss1STANT QUARTKRMAS-

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ii. .fhe meutnS q Eo1eno:r and Daes1"er. -.
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teJEA.tf "fsr n5nef ,1d fa.a ~ to 70 70
GerrE1e.t twl:ch, co1st1Ecsea o.: Re ls!tod, fee
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FORM OF GUARANTY.
s. 1eesef.o q e:
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Is ~ Isl, 81
e o "a q
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;1e P7i.os q 10 sss eesasss
ei,ts upa:T my hand end sssa tat'' . 7.7.,; ar
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eohtrscf, If sde monthly. sra e,t1,e qo.n:..7 -
il1erd in Eacn tuEae az ss5 oe pseEleea ~ tbs Do
9oFe.sls must b ere:rss4 Prortst,s for ce.l =
eId "a sIesseo to Capt H. +. Reno. 4. O. H. 1t 1sck
Aoy :1Tthe. irfszsna:.on desired Ell t. gE2. e. On
, 1864-09-21

pr{sonets Of xhe 1Gth Illinois Cavalry
at Charleston.
Hu.roN BEAD, S. G., Sept Q, 1854,
Editors Chicago Trihu7e:
At the request ofseyesal officers Of the 1ath
Illinois cavalry, now IrIsoners OF war ut
Charleston, 3. G., lDaTe made: = list which
taeir trierds. am, sir, your oaedfent SER
want, 3. WHITNEY,
Chaplain 1oath Ohio Volunteers.
Major F. Ii. Davidson. Major D. Quieg,
Capt. ]. B. Dent, Capt: J. Sanford, Capt. T.
s 1upion, Capt: Q: D.stler, Capt; - Hen
dereop, Lieut.. W. z. Guy, Lieut. J.. Y. NIL
SON Lieut.. A. Capron, Lieut.. Huntoon, Lieut.
Bellows, Lieut.. 3. IL Hughes, Surgeon
Bal1h, che, Assistant Surgeon Wilson.
Chicago and Peoria papers please copy.
, 1864-09-21
nfnNRO'S TEN CENT NOV.

nfUNRO'S TEN CENT NOV.
1hs.s str :. e eansli.d u ine sss spsee
T1e nurlI4hcfs rt.olvcd fro- The s.t q eupe
Iesa nf ceAp literature. Superior - aef taat hto
Gtihcfto betn ~ the n1rfet selEs .eer 81 !5aasse
t tic soies tasy no: Ing Tsy sec y .seE
edto1S 70 te sstuots % II, o:ae. nsno K
t-sh hr fcISrd upon th~ pu ut1ehGst-as 100 nA ha1.
1ens where th.J no thstr oTr !a~xes@@ ee+uss
It comes ,cn quA.r: hH,oT r ,oi,. = n q n: n
Tost,on. they n3.nihK bus too vasy ues; -
Tht follow tns ID list OF their novel; ~aco epeH&
Tor tht use}yet:
:. Tn Hunters.
2, The TrAppert Retyezt
s. 1he r&!r,ot H!kb~%yEAo.
I, Tue klnt'e u.tontst..
The Track Of Tt.
8. the Mar Est.r.
Z. AAtlolse Tar,p'A
8. The peAth FAcA.
9. The .&lAs slayer.
1e; Ths rqttas c.t;hu.
i n ahn n1s:ss H..sn ,;n1.Is ;I1,s.ph.
II. Zate Ss.Fs1m. the 1en-
hssrssd S-out-
Is. The soour.t Of the Seas.
t. Ibs Captive Walden.
i. Long Lasged Jos: q. tne ntNono OF the Woo.s.
Is. Tte wild Sc n Of he Mount1:s-
ii, Tbs Forest Iodte
It. Tht Holltei1ng RanE=s1 49, -
81, Hsttle1naLe DICK; Of. tts Flower OF the Wiz
EsM-
r1hese bools art fer sale TT III. usws AEe1 I:
and BookGellexs. and sent postpaid On RECEIPT o.
price.
1lbernl terEt TO AEtota.
GEORGE npSEo T;;;: =; co=
, 1864-09-21

From tho Rsy. J. N. Lyons, formerly <astor Of tAx
ColuI1hua q. ~ Aad M1lastawn (Pk-> aApe1E
Church.
NFw Kod0LLA 4. r.
Dr. g. u. JAcxsaa: Deaz sis-I feel IT = p1szss1&
a1a. at ni3 own Aaozd, to haax tesuony to thn ext
ettlenoe Of thu German Bltter1 sons JsA1 dnce -
tsE naca aa1lotsd win pJ5Pepsta, l ulea theR
Eeaded them to ps1sona a1feeblsdby aat to1men119
dixsase And ha!9 heard ncu them the NOS: nattat1T
- 70 t1e1 2xeA: Y3ue IN o. 2eneE
6ehety eea7a II - b tznia tae. eAnnet b nm
faAa%1~ ]. n. zsICHk,
, 1864-09-21

EUNAH TRALLTY OR .FRY.
Ak BIOLOGICAL KtAEAEC:!pe, tn .4le - Ae4t
= II9s:c1. uss.. %: sad zt:'Es ~. 4 9e *. ~;
.uatlaiscl .ky ot e&areltrd4 v;'t su,e ns1esd 9:
3spss3r e nnF:T.ee. -: 1sp7f Tass = 11FFHT M
, $ ,n.scka1 t15ees. H<~ fIx: P,tss. ,; esHs. @
VII. y Rapdo': f.rr.. ChicaFo, Al. e.Eey Il ENC
EAK CO -4Ue~. e"Fn~" sE"t" 40 3ttaSs1foh - ~
tte411 .FeoT2. II a4s<-tS4-.
, 1864-09-21
5Dip GDannlrrs.

.EHBERT HUBBARD & co.
SHIP CHANDELIERS,
pt&1tta II
WIN Et AND CORDAGE
1n5 T. 2D7 Eouth Wafer Street.
,, a, ver1. CHICAGO.
w...x. n. Al t1nes the 1s.ees: a.d arst asscs1
intut In the Wet u
MAxYLA End TARKKG Rofhs
1IICHikG EoFES r, RuR1s
"EaEVhB, bAKUN,
TAR, PITCH, C4ElES, or,-.
Af1 vAcKLE RLoc1S
co,, r..> neor1Ha PITCH AND rELTifa
COTTON, FLAX AND HEaP TW1asa'
Tents, Awntuxs. Wagon CsveFs'
FnrpArlins, Rsr1nsntal solons 1~'
a1idonx, F1ass, &e- to o1tx:
q. KuAHAKn. I.&. TuKAN+ u "a eA@~
AKx7t+sHlM
, 1864-09-21
Nc>p 331lhlratlnn5.
NEW LAW Bet9bE1S-
l1T1lE, BROWN T. Co.,
Law and Foreign Booksellers.
11G washluR1oa strcrt, Hostnn4
t1G WakhlugtOR Ettcct. HoBtpf
PCBsIHu Te1R DnY:

'
PUB.Itu reH p11:
rxDr1g1 n on Tus Low OF Wilt. Emnr1o-
IEk trFhcr OF E1TRI. t1c EglDEN:E: TaE
CREA1loN Arp CONSTRUCTION OF TR7s 10. "
Il. q trpcAt1: 10 Wills: With Foyme n16 I1st.Gc.
11ort, fer prepsr!.g will BJ lAa~e F. FL hsld.
IL D.. Prile site.
4ls, RECENTLY pUK11shEo:
wAsuBrEH OK THE AAEE1 -ANLtwo or HEAL
TAup6ETY. d. 1npr. * Is. tu1-,, LII. y. see1na
Edition. IT silly enia1Esd- voaa sva. P4tes .
B1ACKeELLoE TAX xTIT.Es. = ~cocalTreA
sse on the pcvez 70 Rell Land Tor she hcn btg1en'
Of Taxes kAs* seed hsreo1: bFoagh dosn to tie ne
Ee11 une. 3, Hoa, T. 4. peLne1. Second Etlticn
Eyo. r.tce e.
rlen:A.tek o. thE Law Of kATt:sse Ard piTorc1. o:
separation without D!p.ece. s1a Of the kxisencs OF
Bar.1sxe IN WI Itsuet + B.. Jttl pre:'tlts bfshop.
vols evo Fourth Edrt3c. paicc IS
BROWNE ON TIE 6TAeuTG or FrEUoS. 4
rcati4c It's rucEr-uc.cr Ct TIT StNt1e pt F1hnns
& III 11rcs n E.llsae ALd L, C.iC StA:es b7
CaustcI DrtEIc Elq. &I.os.d 1k.t 1oo. reT1eed kot
cr1a.kfd svo. Prir. $3.50
UNITED STATS ANNUAL rIeEsT F1R 1rE1+
DyA. rsrn,r sn;h. EXC. tscsA1sTo, t1ics &Gsa
UNITED sTA1Es AA~e eatsea n.the F1.@t ses-
.1ou cf the Thirty. E1ch;h censress, G,vesn=ert
xdtttLn. Eo.alsto Price 6..s.
RsApr IN A. Sxw DAYS:
U1LLARp oS MoBGGaGEs OF *KaL AF1rEE+
1xST+a. : ye,h Svo,
AlLKs': rtPrRrs o, Cs~e. A-Gnst -rn Deer
tninse u tls sup'eUe 5ne'e:A' t.nEt of AA'i'coo-
enAx9 9. G:;: 4.srss = z: ,:ss S:tss
1ourwLI1.g MaE1xL OF TIE xTGlsE -; - An9 e
, 1864-09-21

F1ca .4s 8sT. 9eoE. W1ntsz, Fa1tcr Of Hoxnssoast
HApHst Canz:h.
Dr. Jackson DeAx Rar-I 1esl II das 10 ya1x a.
:ellent preparation. ueod-1d Gs:mxa B1tters to sdt
~ testlmouy 70 ths deassvsa reputation u haa OBJ
eat aso.ds, r u t.nS r, aata - ~ qs1;cu. s1ss
man B.ttsr1. did -, and havs experienced srsss
s0d unexpected rsne5: ~ health has been natestalN
wheIe Eess with similar cAses similar u ny oTE
md Fa7s seAn sssa,.d by many Of thsiS xoad e5ee
:. WHTER. Rozoex1xxh, n
, 1864-09-21
sETCONOMT lS WE9LTa.H

Too"07"
yKAEKLIF, kte Ere.te:t q rod~-r Pr.lofoparrs
rrEsffy that = penny t%vsd = reaa. esrue4 L.
90 ree. i've 1ts eonIvs3ert e'h nsh m pti
E. o't rw1psSrT1t; q n1oa "a ciTa,x aGE .as =
sate. 80 % q sstnr psss
Old ~ftttnE ispcI An1 school reoik old hla1k bno-1
LEDGER ttc nf trs size, It matters eot h@V ncrt
~' ~ JOHN I. PEr11bjk&.
Ac-1-pss2 std4 as Mund0lph street.
A COKDEONS REPAIRED.
a ANYBODY who w1fhes to bare thelr Aco1deo1.
FiEuneE It H.fMon!k1r T+fattcd Ct Iuns4 1EHNT:
vtll hays Z good chance by sscdlnZ them t9 10 q
ClyoQ11pc kyeupe. 1aH e1H2B
, 1864-09-21

Cor. T31eas ApPofEtmtnts.
1t the suggettion Of Governor Morton Of
1ndiaEa. Governor Ta.es and Hon Wm. F.
Kellogg have chznsed the dates Of their ap-
poi1tmcnts - heretofore announced, in or
der that Goyernsr YateR-mly all certain ap-
pointmeuts that Governor Morton has made
for him in Indiana.
In consequence of this arrangement, Gov.
Yates and Judge Kellogg have recalled the
liss Of their appointments, as recently pub
ljsh.d, and changed 1t as follows:
Gov. Yates and Judge Wm. P. Kellogg Will
address mass meetings At the folio wing times
, 1864-09-21
Oh. %, Richards, Appointments.


Lieut. Goveiuor HorrnAHN. Mslor sTEvEEeoN
.rd Other German speakezs will speak at GEnAAN
mass meetings at fhe following pAces, in the crta
, 1864-09-21

BunGaHr'6 %Ermau Fs1frET&
DAolht'o4A
bBElSES RESULTING Fk0x
Disorders of the Liver.
AND DIGESTIVE 0RGANe
ARE CURED BIZ
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN .BITTERS,
EHE GREAT STRENGTHENING
l4 IL. .
rHRHE Br-rxRs HAVK PEzfoxAxD kou
CuRRs-HAv1 AMP DO GIVE BxFrBH aAx>
MFAcr1oH RAvB MORE TESTIMONY
LAVE MORN Ra8PRCfABLG PROFILE
TO yeBca FOE TEEN
Than any otht1 Arsicletn the Marks<
wo aaty my one to eo.ez.d,ct this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
| To aay ono who Win predaes ceraaca&s yuna1snaa
sy m. that u not GEN8INH-
IzuOFLANU.S
GERMAN BITTERS
WILL cURs EVERY CASE OF
Ehrsn Nervous Debility, Disease ef t..
xidncy., aud Disease arlanz trn
| Disarda1sd Stomach,
| osselge the following symptoms, result11r
from Disorders Of the D4sesti7s Organs:
DSisxsS ii iss Esss F1ii.s:. . t, Mo-
:; e f. & SS,:s H. "a
Difficult BsexthlAK, Ftpt1aftn1
, 1864-09-21

st, LOTIS MEDICAL COL
~ LEaE.-1he Retulxr Lee:z.ek 1t This Ins:1.pt.os
viii comtReAcs. - nduA Oh
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I'd
TherA Will be ap.tunlaAry c9n1za In 0ots -er. Faa
fer the vtole courte. (paid In AdVAnce) ise1uctoI
uxu1rtia ION sc d1Eecuea. 2uonnt 10 SIG. Far
IN pHleI Information Of c.fcrlx-. * ese1*
CHAkLE6 a. FoFf, Dean.
oH4 4 = ~
, 1864-09-21
Ul)icaoo Grlbnne.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1854.
PKRslDEcz1Ah ELEcTIoH K0v. 8
Republican Union Nominations,
FOB rREslDkEr,
ABEfAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOE VICE F1EtIbEET,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
Fon GovEusoa:- RICHARD ]. oGLEsDY.
Fen I1E1T. GOVERNOR: WILLIAM BRO9S.
FoK 61c- or sTATE: SHARON TYNDALE.
For AUDITOR: q. Z. MINER
Fon SrA1H TREABunxR JAS. H. BE7ER1DGE.
FoR SIP. Fus lNHTnue NE WT0NB BATEMAN.
Pfeaideat1aI Electors.
.EoR TIE srATE 1T LARGE:
JOHN BoucHERTY, Of uaion.
FRANCIS 4 HOFFMAN, Of Du Page
BENJAMIN N. PRENTlss. o{ Adams.
ni.tr1et Electors.
t-JcnN Y. FAnwEL Bias. c, osNKL1Ns,
2-AheoH 8. MILLER 9-TI111AA WALKER,
3-5o4N =. BCaTAEI, l0-T1os. " HARE1s.
4-JA1Es 8 poauK, l1-N. H. McCUKDT.
6-Joax j. BENNETT. jI@HENRx 8. BAKER.
G-NM. T. UorH1Es, ll8-ZK1Aa S. CLIFFORD.
2-FnANKlN BLADE.
, 1864-09-21

From HaY. !. Il. r1rnsr. Fastof OF Asddtux MI
Church, RhIlAdelpAtA-
M, Jackson: pu&f Str-aavi1k used your 9eEE114
Buffers n my fairly eq1en1J, an prsRstta 70 NJ
et gaaer.l aabity Of the sygtsn lti1 nd
kaQ3Iedka. I9sty, 1ssp&ctfully
J. q. TURNER.
rs Il. 1aleke4Etn Sxrs&.
, 1864-09-21
DR.. EAsJERlY's PAIN KILLER. :

TSfs FseStetG. T. az infaliIhla curo for
Esruts~x, spraine, faoadashs, Tooth
ache, Sors TAroas, Coifcs Cramps @x
Ap+sms, Dyzxuter1 or Bo1el boca-
Kla1nta, Nervous AHectIont, Pain II
tho Faee, Patnter,a Cole, Paias IN
the BreL at. aste, Back and Limbs,
Iholesa< Cho1cna Morhus, and II
fact wherever 1t 1Sap#lIea Palm cam
not exit.
Is1s u,aa INTERNALLY sd EXTERNALLY SAC
II perfect AETlD0TE for ALL PaI2. iIJ Il II
afflicted. :. - -
ASt:.:.cs tzc,e, G Azllse1 St., Chlc1Sa, III.