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The Monroe Doctrine.

A most important measure was presented
and unanimously passed in the House Of
Representatives the other day, the conse-
quence Of which, should it 90 through the
Senate with the same celebrity and unanim-
ity, may possibly have most decided bear.
ing on our future relations with France
Tho Monroe doctrine is right in principle,
right in theory and right in practice, and
now that events transporting in Europe show.
beyond doubt, that monarchy is TO be
established in Mexico upon the PROSTATE
form Of a Republic stricken down by the
power of a leading monarchical Govern
mcnt, for the avowed purpose of establish
ing similar monarcy in Mexico, it is meet
and proper that the United States, tho lead
ing republic in the world and the greatest
Power on the Western Continent, should
speak out the sentiments of the people
The resolution which was passed presents a
protest to the world against the acknowl-
edgmcnt Of Il monarchical government in
Mexico, and reads thus:
"Rsso'Ded BY the Senate md House of Rcprcscn-
tatives in Congress assembled That the Congress Of
the United States are unwilling by silence to leave
the nations of the world under the impression that
they are Indifferent spectators TO the deplorable
events that are now transporting in the Republic of
M'xcoi therefore they think it fit to declare that
it doe, not accord with the people of the United
States to acknowledge monarchica Government
erected on the ruins of my republican Government
in America, under the auspices Of any European
power
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

the junction Of these forces, and make its
organization broad TO receive them, instead
Of Fastening to foreclose it against them--
The signs are propitious that unless the
supporters Of the Administration shall them
selves narrow their party by peremptory
dictotion, party machinery and prccipitate
action it will be enlarged by the natural
action Of the people, and the consolidation
Of all the opposition TO accession C0,1n.
nati Gazette,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

DISPATCHES from San Francisco states
that the Vigilance Committee in Idaho are
acting vigorously against the Williams that
infest the Territory. No less than twenty
four men have been hanged, while in one
county tho Grand Jury have found twelve
indictments for murder, one for manslaught-
err. and sixteen for assault with intent to
kill. The rush Of emigration from Cali
fornia and Oregon to Idaho is said to be i'm
mcnse. '-'-
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A Card.

The subscriber hereby grttstully returns his sin
cere thanks to Major GRAFT and the many soldiers
and citizens for their strenuous efforts to rescue my
property from the fire on the morning Of the 9th
inst; and since the fire 10 Col. ions BAXTER md
family Major GRAFT, the hmilyof GgoRdr NJ
WHITE, Esq, STACn " Co.. j, +. COOPER and fam.
lIy ). I. ATKIN G. VI. McGHFE, ind Others who
ny their kind remembrance toward my family in
their present distress, have shown themselves TO lie
friends indeed. May he from whom all blessing,
come amply reward yoo for your undersigned kind
ness. l.. Z. SHEPERp.
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Notice of insolvency.

THE insolvency Of the estate Of Pleasant II.
Garner, dec d. having been legally suggested to
the Clerk ofthe County Court Of Anderson county,
hereby notify all persons having claims against said
estate to file them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed ly law, so that distribution can he
made or they will be forever Jared. This .ith
March 1854 WILLIAM CROSS,
aprl6-4t@ Admir- estate OF p. ii. Garner, dec d.
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\ Splendid Chance for Bargain.

w ANTED to exchange for go,l firm near
W Knoxville, Tennessee. a valuable farm Of l9O
ncrcs in Monroe county Wisconsin. Ninety acres
farming land the balance well tmhercd The farm
is well wutcred md is within elk mile, Of the coun-
~ sent md Railroad Depot
Also, 300 scci Of spcnd i pine lind, valuable
for It's lumber and for farming purposes 1t il well
located on The Black River which affords good com.
munic ton with All parts Of the world, Il /, guar.
antced 10 yield 2f0u0 feet Of clear stuff without cut.
ting any small timber,
n. W. T0ML1NSON.
Rcference--C. 7. TEMPLE, RIrlB.2t"
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September 2, 1868.

How much was really done under their
contracts, it is impossible to determine at
present, but there is little doubt that i'm
mensesupples were thus obtained Whether
any Of the agents of our Government or its
generals had any connection with this pro.
ftable traffic, we have no means of know
ing The special agents sent out to Ut
region undoubtedly had large powers con.
fded to them in regard to trade with the
Southern States, but it is not probable that
the Government was silly enough to au.
thopze any trade Of this kind.
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UNION FOR THE SAKE OF UNION.

Now, by Saint Paul, the work goes bSyrly on,
The sWs and Stripes Rre up for Liberty
Flag Of tho Gation-TN,mNn Of the Frse'
Cursd DO the hand that dare' TO pluck Thee down
Traitors may trample- Rebel States dl'owy,
The clouds Of war encompass land aud sea-
The star. msy fall from heaven, bat not fr-m zee
Thy rainbow ,rpe' shall stand vi lis stands he SUI
ypi freemcn, up! No more concession now
Ast! act, The hour Tor ds {, more Than past,
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Wanted to Purchase.

A WELL-LoCATED piece Of elevated ground
n Of about four or five acres, convenient TO =
good road and in close proximity to the corporate
limits of this city. For further particulars apply to
REV. j. a. BERGRATu
aprl6-3t@ kIloapiLLe, Tenn
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Notice. of Insolvency.

THE insolvency of the estate If James Fhrger-
son, decd, having been legally suggested to
the Clerk of the County Court of Anderson county,
hereby notify all persons having claims against
said estate to file them legally authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, 80 that distribution can
he made. or they will be forever barred Thi. lth
March 1864 WILLIAM CROSS,
aprl6-4t. Admir- estate If Jas Furgerson.
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The harbor Of New Haven, Conn, is be.
ing strongly fortified, g.. ....-.
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For Sale,
Notice
Notice.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
uAVING opened an Office in Knoxville with
ii peri CT connections by Rdlrood, are prepared
to forward Money and Express Packages. in charge
Of special messengers, to all parts Of the United
States
Has- Money for soldiers will lie forwaGded at re-
ducol rates
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
ar9f ~ +. S1RoUT, agent
, 1864-10-08

soouId Tie chosen BY the LesLl4sarea, and
bt hsld responsible 10 th:m.
What weff to be tho chief po uers and du-
tits os The loc II g0TeEnments e q ALA, mncn
okcutetd. aud principally. vito al eYe 70
Lowtr Csnuox; and this point remairs vet
to be tettlal Nothing oeln,tc ia sais n.
tpecs ~ hffaVed ds. lne Questions of wild
tu1e lotmed mp l.1eely before the eyes vf tue
fesfectlVe otlrg at1oDs, and arc del,cx,e ues-
tions witbsl- The dIticult1. was sarn n.
once tD2t for these local puronapa loc i r, .
sources r:ut: ba 1orthc 'nipg, and 10 .r..sed
1sxstion ~as not pleasant subject for Goa
: ten plat,oa- All tho exiting debts OF tue
provs: c, are to be consolidated aud assumed
BY ste Federal government.
Il Is bot to be disputed that the schem,
ttds 'svor bese as we'll rs in the other prog-
incts to great extent. and it Ia "a ia Oh
eefetd tbst The speakers Advocating II IN
public at the dtc1 er eiveo In hon9r Of tne
oe'tgates. made 1srge use of the cxam,lc or
the Uttttd States III Its favor.
But While all this WAS goipg On. thar, was
= speck visible On The hofizon Of this nroT.
incr, which is rapidly becoming cloud
fhe Ofaen Nationak', Of tbta city, has sct II.
etf deliberately a. af1st the proiect Artf-
cles OF threatening chIacter nave appeared
III 1ts columra ana last tveniog L aecond
meeting ubder Its inspiration Tas h.ld in
tbis eit. to1emonstrate sgatnst tho nessa.e.
AZ "hsch there were present about a thou.
sard ptrsoEs. After u ~arm aebate, tie fot-
loving resolution Was unanimously adopsed
abd u shows exactly what the feeling OF the
meeting wss:
A9o p-0. That, In the opinion OF this mne.,rz.
aconteoetAtou of oil the ptpylaces nf nrittsS
Eonh America wonld tend 10 eKttnguisb Frsach
Cd'adt = HatIn1lttv. and impose upou il AVE-.
tim OF Greet taxation which Il couIH not viii
met: and tha: ibis u m.etine formal ytxpres.asfs.
d'sapprs o.tton Gf al sni.fsterIa, scAem.s Of c5n
ssf. t:o5sU changes, which Rehemes, Il thc1 xera
eatl d into es c: without being irei suhusted to
ths ctec, .gofoss1 OF Of the oeooo o
exclusively to jude and appreciate shan !. ~ II
Without The application Of the pr:nclple q. tbs
double majority, would no tie grscid,t blow toaic1
has per ben leue'td GqciHst fhs ir,uu1iiies anT
Gs rights Of the people Of the proyiacs.
Other meetings are to follow, and The aci
tatlnn hss taatlg begun. Lond thraateoin2s
Of civil var are be.r1 from leading French
Canadian politicians, aud the b.yonet is ap-
peR1ed to In VERY p1atu lInvua2a
, 1864-10-08
1R. EaSTERlY'S PAIN KILLER,

Yztz 7oS1s Gina IL n. l1faIlISle curs Tor
Hrnts*a, spralna, ,HexdAcae, Tooth.
aches SoFe Tnroar, CoiIc, Cramps u
bpaama, DTsentoT7 or Bewpl CON.
plants, Nervoua Affections, rain In
the Face, Pa1ntor's Collie, P4lus Id
tho Nre3sr. side, Back aa1 LImkA<
Cholera Chclca1 D1oFbus, and In
fact wherever 1t Is applied Fn1n cs,a.
not exit,
I:i1 osed INTERNALLY aud EXTERNALLY sao
afflicted. = - ~
u For shle At DR. T. HAsTHRLY CO. q Fan,,x
Medicine atC1e, ~ II allison ST., ChictsQ, Ill.
, 1864-10-08
HOW q Soldier Looks at 1t.

SAA4 1ULAT, w., tfk -. 1851.
In my humble Judgment. peace.
ss preached It Chicago, Elet -, au sschj. riot
aDd b'oodshed at home: In'regurd t., Gen.
Mcclellan, there is no denying that at one
tine be possessed the coaideuce aud was the
farorite Of the. Army Of tue. Potomac. g..
still Dea few admirers, but they are grow.
ite beautifully less as the cay approaches
which Is to con8fgn hin to oblivion. He
mode little capital By his flank movement,
or charEc OF base, from the Chicago to the
Mcclellan platform, as hls letter Is called
but it Is too transparent, too fItns,. .Ho
cannot ges rid Of Penoleton ii he would, nor
Of the Chicago platform; neither Hoult he
1t the could and here let me- ask, scso ..oag
Us soerd b. 50 lost to shane a. to voss for .xs-
tut Nor ONE Yet, hire they are-Mc-
Clellan aud Pendletou: you cannot sepa arate
them; you cannot have one without the
other; sou havo to take both or aelther
And Who does not remember the fate Of HAr-
ritonf His death made Tyler President.
stnl later, Taylor was not Bubservient
enough; be, too, died suddenly. Tue pllact
Fillmore took his place. Mcclellan and
Ptndleton! What lease has Mcclellan on
lie, aEd who, with such risk, leaving out
all other considerations, Won1d vote to put
Ptndletop, Val1acdigham, Wood Il c.. ia
charEe o-the rcins Of government for four
yea1s : hake this point; lmprcss it on
the nil ds OF the pcople; leaye no stone III.
turned, for 1t Is necessary for the salvation
OF tbe country. that the adhercnts OF this
ptrnictous doctrine be not only defeated. but
nttetly routed, IN the coming election,
, 1864-10-08
0A-SV :
Hen Simon Cameron.


The Proposed Confederation Of the
DfAtssn fFoF1uccss
MONTREAL, Sept. s6, 1854.
The delegates who went from the Canedas
IN min In the conference which took Mace at
Cn.r,ot+ .,o1n -, tba 1st ~ sonta,oh.~ 1a ~
ens.4oI.e'om y. .rF:Na 10 :. sSf - AH.e NJ
1etutneo- lnose Hom tne provinces ol NO
Va Scotia. New Brunswick and Prince Ed
ward Island met at that place to consider the
nronr,etS of q rnlon atnoor themselves under
r. .or.~,nant .nd 1o31.1a+nra and tha
one soseia Ane 'ee'o'ata1e' 01a 'no
Canadian aonlnlstFation esAea perm1selops
and obtained 1t, to attend In order to intro
duce their special plau Of a confederation to
tnc}nda oil me n,ov;ncea Theu wsra a5m,t-
49, ss1s Er.~.,,.,
leu WV ~ uslesaies non No.naouu9lana
p.se.n', r.. 6at5 Us 6ou oi teak
Suony nse - enaao yta ~. un'osteu. ost alaes
osGuee1on =. eos sn t.u, ~ aou1aAeut
u !ne 41i.ns tuoA pt@s6 16+. ~ ~ 99 3easseA-
olso ~ ha ~ ~ tv ~ ta9 a,;., stt.ngs
Mese coe.'hueu hssorantin ~ Ia a. ~ VIII ~ etuse9
oooIs. nuoseyusniu5 ~ o.: h5s 5unas Ae eapltal
of ne" htunsWlek, H. o. pu9nc ainner gwen
ny tne eitlzs ns ~ " ens S usates, @ Tug result OF
tae st".,asa 20 Masa 49, t1 1ns EfM'
clpa1 tscls eleSloeeu t "eaS tt@s tuele M were 3o
6eHous gpe.uses app ~ ~ ~ ny " luz
Rlopossq cou'eoeus.Sn' aat.n,n' ana ahe ooTesnor M
GenefA has secoruans'y en. sunMonea ~ ai tne
goFernmen1s fespeeIaVely 10 g1aaa contes'
eEce, 70 oe Aeto ~ QueDeG W lne l4 igta o. Vc-
TOPPER ne31 10 a11anse LIE oesa1s Of tne
scneme. ....
As Tar as ap5tmng car oe !salnea On the
enn)ec., T. appfM7 M ,omssa enxe d. p5fns +h tns e9n
iedeIae5 70 oe cogGsea ogaees VI +hn tne Csnaaas
, 1864-10-08
ARMY STORES,


ARMY STORES.
~ OFFICE .. 5. conns'4Nnrt ~ g q @ H@sga:1srssc1.l
c!7:a :; e e @
~ 81 s4s u:
EEoEEKi Nj: Tpss Nh: os RHms Mess.
& 3 sf bae1a q ::s !, 81 81
~ sss s' '5s 70
GooSsIsEs Gast = :. II nss; k1sa, and sll oo1e'
"a of fpa sseh III H. ts
ios stson 60 OF IN psekazes If sha iasser
II 81 nef. 70 be tellvezea to the csu 9:ssaslss Of
suo1ssI g as cl9eiasa1. Loasyt.le. 81. L2a,s mi
as reee t, but }ney must i:s IN sae p7ooosass Il
which Of these Joints they will ra1e thetr deliver.
eai and Il at mere than oao pola:. tbs QuAnrsJ 1t
sspssate pso,o.a,s au,t made. IN dupl.cats for
arslcle as arenr points, blddesa may pro
pose for the while OF any part Of tne amount spect
Tns prices pc. bs.se1 tos ,Polt, pr pound fos q:
delivered itee Of t1peDas 70 ths U:lted s:asss oi
sya.e. coepsrsse q pseka ses At such olac.s,o ne
ctss nantu Al noaY he deslKaatet oJ tha receas1ng
oat u f. 5 e s @ 81
Shipment SO desired BY tie se:eiG1nt ConUt54aTy.
LII uuc2 Il 0I lp&p-CA00 lJ p1lleosla1Al p4Ckt-4
stores. musr be fur.isntd when required: bu: too
ne3tt viii aBo exAi. cd and paE1r Upon by su:h
insrcctor ~ may b. detlGnAtcd By the Cvminis4aly
TO vnCu 1hn delivery .amafe-
e Sasaf Public
All olt n1afks except tuch As pertain 70 the coo
tents, must be obuterated. and zach package must
Sss5s 4 ~ IL
have On th.m the E1ois, tara {ac.nAD and nat
Payu,.rts vii r. rasda IN such funds IL may be
furnished pY TIE Uhlted etstas
A prtn,ec copy. Of tas adYsttisemeH: must es At
el '"o 'e''oH:FFSu,fR FuRM aAi 81 PROPOSAL.
Flaeo or bus1cess Ann ca!c.-.......-.....
dated septeh beT nsIeog offer Tor ssle 10 fns
U7i.ed BATES the following stofes the.s sae
lhe llno quantity o6s1ed place and Tina ot do
vss,: ee; psr IT. Cd ia ;a4li3 ;h's pso
the pa1ue IN ttct cunaoliBnco WITH the advertise
uent, a copy Of which 10 her.u1to atta:h5d.
q fs1gtatu.e Of ntdde-D ...................N
al. q Il f. Sd b sccspsd il sSsi
be tujy lulnlIsd scccrdlpg 70 IT. Ene Pu1poFt and
cor dlsfaEs Also Nrit.en contract. vita botds 70
The kmouot OF tefouyta the value Of the 6cIea q
fBtknatures1 .-.....-...-...-........
Proposals n ust be enclosed II IL enYei pe. sealed
and act@essed TO the untel1tRned, and must be oiH
toqu1shen fruE o'heF letter. py ths xorts, opo-
ssl for S cn tae uppes lefs hand eofnss OF the
Tba 1gbt IL rete-ved to reject s.y or 81, bids, II
Eleh c9nIEe ahoud be de5med t2 sos lotSse!t q tho
Omitted EtAteA. b. uC BAER{1
fc2s s7-}5t aa} ana T.. q. 3. a.
, 1864-10-08

Tk1H Medicine Will e=rc DfarrhnR.
Dysentery, Cholera morhus, Summer
Complaint, Collie, Wind In kho sxom.
Ach and Bowels, ana all Defasxe.
xncnt Of the Stomach and Bowels of
Children when Teeth1nx,
In the summer tnou9AcdR dis from BOWL CON.
PLA1N1H Il " might b. AAye6 by tht timely nas o.
Dn. EAkTKKLYH DIAEEAEA SYRUP,
10THkKa. Why will yo1 let your CEILDREH
DIE when BAFH and aUKR REMEDY II offered
You.
" F11ca 50 teIts Ftr bctt1e- .....
e FOR kale at DR.. 4. EaSTERLY's Fsmlly Mod.
Gins Etofr 20 EASisan street., Chicago. Ill.
, 1864-10-08

UFEE:F Eelh GlUta Al =. CUK1ING r1uyD
mtns nxtt nair,dsssi7a r. r, Ia tne worle. Itfmpa.s
m e. 20 fce fre .n ksp' T. sgt
uphAES TATItn olrr~kkT u ! snre and
Rerners Itch. 6.t. PrIca, " r-ntk boI.
ufde4. hsIaMA CU sE relieves tbe most NO
Itht rklax9I& q ASbmH u ten MINUTES; and effects
9Resds cs5e. rnic,, tz o<ck.ce
xa!. xurAAE5 e. FasCHLt 'Ae1.4HR remoyet
sne BOD snd beaunncs toe Complexion. f1tce, 50
DR. Ii tORIE'. L-rE ELsxlR. tbs krea. ker.
xins ~ -: .;,,,, e.*os restores 2 many
EnegxY. RArvlu. Deputy. arising IRON Whatever
eapsH; 1ES Fl tssf s ,s1y,. X, sr.,v
Eer1 tnd Anutsxcbe b Au I'LL BLACK brown. Il
conFtsta of only Of orcsas nt1on Co,or win not fade
Or VAN out. On , 50 :et Il q hoK.
Bold ns s. G; ;GPRa* = sou H,ghta street, Phil
Adelrh1H tnd o~ 1li TrErfe1 Ctcut.rB Fert tree.
LORD 'aM1TRy y LAEe Et1eet,
Et{1 t7s1iS.rF RAAr. Av~rtz FnT t!hlcAxQ.
, 1864-10-08

CoM1sa OvER.-Hop. I. P. Walker, for
me11y Democratic Senator in Wisconsin, is
ont for Lincoln, and 80 is Il. II. Finch, a
we'll known and popular Democratic orator.
He was for Mcclellan until he read the Cop
peIbead platform.
Hon, Andrew T. McReynolds, formerly q
Dem ocratic Senator In Michigan, fer three
years Colonel Of the First New York cavalry,
and always . warm personal and political
friend Of McC Ian, discards him now for his
associations and principles, aud is to take the
stump for Lii coin and Johnson
The following prominent Democrats among
others who have opposed Ar. Lincoln, since
the meeting Of the Chicago Convention, hare
declared themselves in favor Of his re-elec.
ton: General Mccall, John Cresua, Beoja-
min E. Brewster, Benjamin Champnegs, VIII
liam Il. Htister, JohAC. Kdo1, Henry L.
Coke and Charles Fl Spinner, Of Pennsyly2-
MIA; and Fra1els Larkin, John 3. Gardiner,
John e. Grlswold, Francis B. Cntting, and
David 8. Coddingtop, Of New York.
Every day brings out prominent men who
cannot swallow the Copperhead principles
Of the Chicago Convention.
, 1864-10-08
Du*iIkn nKg u 4tt1lkTH

ST0MkCa BITTERa
Protective and Curative Medicine
Figures eanao. le. 1ae STATISTICS II tae aAzes q
HosTErTERB STOMACH BT1EA0s
during shs sesr lses, show tina: h:a tn.slssate A~o
altzsttrs and Ans.buoos preparation nAs ssasEz1e =
popularity neTas before enjoyed b. propretofyssH
Gina stArtpz IN ls6a with sales daring tho Jns< e9
70 about 10 III, hsz steadily Ind rsesdty AAu6
IN public that sns cash eccetnss Of pro,ex@
md manufactures fct 1874 tho tenth year Of lu ~
eea. viii reach tho enormous sunot xIn.o@. 1AsA -
u.rd IN EeE Yo-x alone Il oytf Gao thousand eas4
per week
Tnese business lsa:ements sirua 10 ths xozt1 ~
non any ossensaslous mostYs bit Is oytdeRes 0DR
great sanitary nct the Blsters the M1E
enld tha expectations ot tho community: that tAsS1G
uc belief Ia sneir efficacy nczoaaea md oztcuds A8W
dar, veak bJ wert. yesr By year aad that tsose ~
have proved the yatu4 Of the article recommend 0
est5 IN e1ttcs whoa they moro, AnA thus Etvs6
w1dcs scope TO itx extraordinary snd cufativs vka&
While tie columns Of tho prcs1 give publicity to ~
Ae"'.A ssaS''a'a1 ~ sao so."s.~4 ~.
fan eVAk aad Fo"EHFuLs skah zeAA2A
may be comp,ehcnded within the tnalu Of u ha8@
ttsemeas, thousands &nd OF thoussnda, vAe oN4
health ytrn< .,ortta .nd all nbv,,c., hla,p.r sas
-. NJ. ...o..h,. =. -. .r..,. 49,. ....,,..n-
.eA.s. -. - ~ ~ 80 - w.. 1
sefu1nx +" o5 ~ofo oa uoosa a3a o5 tha3 esa~e
proved appearance, among al clsascs OF pctety. 1M
o1c.7 portion OF the Westesu world. To ness nsnt
.dv,rt,-n.nt. thea ,,ne,nt. cer,,ac.,a. n.1
, 1864-10-08

Gen. L. G. Fullcr's Appointments.
Champaign City. Chsmp'n Co., Wednesday, Oct Il
PHI ceton, Buraau, Co.. Thuzrday, y,....-.--.0ct-1 10
Laenn. Marennl Co. Ftiday-... ........... Oct. II
Midu]epoIt, Loquois Co., Saturday .........Nov. s
, 1864-10-08
Important Notice.

HEADQUARTXns UhIoN SfA1K CKK7RAL|
CoAxlTTkE, Sept. 26, 1851 {.
Committees and others hsriug charge OF Union
raes mees:pes will phrase report their ANNOUNCE
ment Immediately to headquarters, In order that
there may be 10 clashing Of appointments.
JAMke 2. EooT Secretary
, 1864-10-08
Drunkenness Cured.

Drunkenncsx Cured.
Tho 1nEbt1Att nrxs nd nd. denAnoe to the ts:not
INK CUE. Dr. Ztnt's anpoo In srE0nE Qt1pk t. 4
cextatn cuin 10! cruz. y 1t creAts . dislfta
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JNO. E. EBnMRE. Wholesale Agent,
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Q. z. metzEer's Appointments.
Dunecc, Kane county.. October Il.
-Tp,ntr. Du Rarc county ........... October IL.
Mf1 dota, Las,lle G.. unfy... October 18.
keEanee. HfrI5 county. ....Oct07er fa.
Ottawa, LASalt county. a8.
Hon. d. Richards' Appointments.
hglG e 0eIs 6ss 6S c. RSndsy ost os II y
Amboy, Lee Co.............. Wednesday, Oct. Il
John =. Be1 nett's Appointments.
Tou1on, Stark Co. Monday. Oct. "A.
Trinctton Boresu c., TIE. day. Oct ~
Peoria. Peoria Co.. Friday, Oct. e6.
Hon Burton c. Cooks Appointments.
M ookde}d, LASAlle coupty-........ .-.... Oct 10.
New Rutland, LaSale county ......-....oct- i.
kaIkakee. kaukakee county. 10.
JEncttt =, Dupaee county. Is.
Plafn6ed, will cnnnty...- y.
Worthwhile. LaSafle county. q.
Cnlon, LaSa'le county ty--....--..........-oet.2 q.
General OElcsb3ss Appointments.
The following list Of appointments has
been made for October for Gen. 0gleaby:
yandAlia, Faystte coInty. Monday, Oct. 10
ceDt7aila, Marion county Tuesday, Oct il
sPaFa Rs1 doPh count :o1ntv 9s1 Il
Ca,ro. Alexander county. Saturday. 0ct. Is A
Marion. Williamson county Monday, oct- Z
ShaWreetoWu, GAliatln Co.. Wednesday, Oct "
Colmi. White county Thursday, Oct. 20
ID asa Meetings In Southern Illinois.
Judge Walter B. Scates and the Hon. ]. D.
Ward will speak Us follows:
clay City, CIsy eo., Monday. Oct. 10.
Richview, Washington CO., "Wednesday, Oct II.
Tumaroa- Perry CO., Thursday, Oct. IS,
Benton, franklin @ F1idsy, oct. Il.
Mass Meetings In DeKalb County.
Hon, s. B. Stineon, Of Sandwich, and D. B. Janes,
E.q, Of Sycamore, vfll speak 1t Union Mas Meet
tnee, In the evening. 1t the following times and
placer:
Eaetpav paw-Wedresd&v, October IL,
Ep,nonauk-Tue8day, October t6.s
| c. Elwood, Eeq, Of sYcamore. with D. B. James
and Others, vii speak a. follows:
| Kinee.sn-ETiday, October 1.
| Na5hed-Tuesday, 0c:0bet H.
| Gen. J. r. Earusworthss Appoint
, 1864-10-08

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These medicines Will
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70 CENTS A BOX.

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