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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20

Notice to TreSpaSScrS.

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned against
n trespa>sins upon the premises OF the
undersigned, situated in Buhsloe township,
for the purpose of hunting parlridses and
other small game, as they Will be deat win
according Ia law.
Cu,pIFs rRtY DANIEL SLEAR,
WV spurrs ANDREW HAUCK,
EprnrpTcF 'RFlGEL GEORGE sLEAR,
SAM'L X. BAKER, GEoh"h nh1"S,
sn.v SUrcKLER JOHN BEAVER
sAML y. SIMONfDN, WILLIAM bah"''
n r TUONpSoN wM. RULE,
JOHN SiNONTON, WM. IL ME- thHhh,
JAHES W siNONToN, 7. PoNIIUs,
nsvIn vnNtIDA GEO DREisBACH.
vICu,rI RFILER RICHARD JDRD0N,
DavIn KoYHE, JAMES IRWIN, -
ABRAHAM ESH. WH- sIhANS,
sUs,Nl SHOEMAKER, ADAM CROFT,
SoI iuoy RENNTg j. E. PGNTIUS.
JONATHAN WOLFE, LoChE AND DbhH
Sept. !, l>6iwIpd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20

Pierre Soule, Of Louisiana, (RcbeD
end Jesse D. Bright, Of Indiana, Copper
Aesa,) have sold out and removed to Eu-
seps. Both are completely satisfied that
,be Rebellion is failure, and (Ike rats
deeeltipe the ship.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
COAL-COAL-COAL.

HNhE subscriber keeps constantly on han
Il large assortment of the very besf s11
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, for line aut
stove purposes, which he will sell al the ver
lowest prices for Cash.
Also, Bridesmaids Coal, PLGs'sr and SdH'
Wish it distinctly understood, that VIII nc,
be undersold by any man.-havins sc''
weigh-scales, full weight will be given
Coal Yard near Weidensaurs hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTElN.
Lewisburs, May 27, 50.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20

THE greatest Improvement yet in the
Sewing Machine art. A curiosity worth
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample of
sewing.
These Improved Machines save ONE Hux.
DRED PER CENT. of thread and silk, and make
the LOCK STITCH alike Of both SIDES.
They require no instruction 10 operate
perfectly, excep, "ihe printed directions
No change IN sewing from one kind of
goods TO another.
And no taking apart to clean or oil.
Our NEW MASurAcToRr is now complete,
with all It's machinery and tools entirely new.
and is already rapidly turning out Machines
which for BEAUTY and PERFECTION OF FINISH
are not surpassed by any manufaciury in the
world.
N. B.-Should any machine prove unsatis
factory, II can be returned and money refun-
ded
Agents wanted in counties not canvassed
by our own agents.
FINKLE & LYON, S. M. CO.
No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
April S, lS63. VI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
The Two Driving Wheels, SC.

The TWO DRIVING NHEELS-,he
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
may be thrown out of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives-lhe Steel Gutter
Bar-the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edse-ihe Double
Hinged Joint, by which the Gutter Bar may
be Folded-the long Crank Shaft-lhe Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
may be raised and lowered so as TO cut as
low TO the ground as may be de>ired-lhe
Steel Pilman and Brass BOx-rts Light Draft
-(no Side Draf)-no weight on the horses
necks-backs as easily as a cart-all Of
which form a combipaiion of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
ALBRIGHT & BREWER.

a TIoRNEYS at Law. Office corner of
n aarket and Fourth ST. Lewisburs Union
Co, IA. Also claim Agents Tor ,he nrocnrs
ment OF Pensions. Back Pay, and Boun,ies
ana all other claims against The Un;,.j
''a'eS' Lswisburg, April 2, is64y lpJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.

A team of horses weighing 900 lbs. each,
will cut an acre of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with two Gutter
Bars-one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted 10 the
use intended.
No effort will be wanting TO maintain the
Buckeye in the enviable position ii now occu.
pies. that of being The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
From Hon. A.DoUGLAs'lastspeech
n Chicago, April II, 1861:

Tie conspiracy is noW k,'o,cn. Armies hare
6ees rs;sed, War Is leried TO aeeompEshh There
30 only fsco sides TO the question. Erery man
wSst Be for the United States, or against it.
1seye can be no neutrdE in this uar-only
Detriots or traitors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-20
COMPARISONS.

n. Show tue above to al Peace men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25

unn
NOtbe Nmbr.
striflanb's Mnti @bDIera M1irtur

Stridlanb'S Mnti GbDIera Mirtur
1T cine aus arf frinsirsnstn, atlortirsnutn, t.I.btn-
zen unr rinetrtitsnrsn Stuftn suiamm,nasltete
gtseliin, trsI6t, ME iersr @r3t s%inraumt. cas- sin,iae
WnIftl ut. UNI fint psrnaEcnte 6eiluna Fer
Otarrbre une trtten Rutr 3u ~tepirfen. Tieie
gNntt Ssols:a Nirtur" miro isbt in mesrsreu
3plsttalsrn %an9spsnrtt uni ,rar nit Grfols.
Sts pat has esten zen IauIsnten unlsrtr GeIpatsn
uno M,ttiiraer 0srs'tet uni mir turssn raIir, ro6
IS rae tsife NitteI in. Gas IS auf Ger sauisn 1elt
Sf9 II Oiarrbre unr 8utr eistt.
5crr Ncora ron Gppins!On rstnst Is fa lum
tflrHserfn gsrsnuscn, jsee gericn bon Fem 0srtb
Ger StfidIane' iGen &nti GtUlsra Nirtur su iters
ltus'n, ia mir taten In eer llat clue srpse anlaSl
3suanife BON gati,ntsn, mtlde s.teiIt rurreu.
na6psm Fs pom Rem N,rsten iur unbeiltar srtldrt
rcrtsn rarsn, ia man6sn bali icsar i6om cine
Nlaits pcn pStridlans's Nnti @tolsra Rirlur."
User an Giarrtb. Opsr Rusr lsirst, m6ac nit sinsr
6Ialas rtslsr MeriliH ben Der uh MAIDEN.
S~olpatenl
SIR lpltet fists pisls unssrskifliGr Refi,iu
fti Cub iibrsu. Die Cincinnati gtaiionaI
Union" rom 25. april iast DAP Sauf.ur. BON
uulrrn erlrotsn rurG anwsnsuas Der ,Stridlane-
idsn anti Cholera Ntrtur" ast,ii wurptn.
gu tabsn in aleu- apotkstsn "a SO Gents tte
~ein,t!ue 8lai&e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25

GiBr.siis, Ntrr6iitdt une atnst-
mtut.r &raitt.- Cr. Stridlane's
4cnie.- Sir trnnsn rtn;:niSsn, mtl6s on
gsstiilrfatsit, llustrrauli6tsit setr GYsp,rfr,
g1rsSftG. uns NtptnifpdGs ltir,n, rem St.
Eraud sun e;ridlaur's Genie smri.tI.n. s. it
Elm. rein srs.tatilids 3uianmsn5tsuns. irti sun
alsctclsaI:,8.u TtaNi %4tt,tsn; e5 itlrtt pus game
RerssnYfsm, srssYat sin.u suttu appetit mr. s!i-s:
iur cine Fasn SsIuns sUn Ggspspit unS Nsrs
Y.niGrdd..
3u tae.u 6,i aI:n Grcsuif.n gu 81 pr 6laibs.
prlparirt con q. u. Sn,dIanc, 6 81 4. Str,
Giutinnatj, SGIo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
9rankliu Nntel,
GiStutbumtr
@ilIid m 2S pI
irittr Mr'a. Tauitl.
FRANKLIN (PACIFIC)

F~ranAIln, Co, Mo.
5isrmit tsnaGrihtise i'd meinr GrsuRes lunis
namsntlit tas r~siisnre Yutlttun ras id caiaes
6ctrl utt1nummsn bate. DaTslte 1T ssm 9aetEt
Nailrcar Gerrt a~essnutrr selsssn UNI tietst bier:
rW& iCnotl, ais aud irur6 Pie 1trfm pctsl
gr6ssrsr Stlrts s~ltitfrnfmsnet eti'rtttunaen
aas gsausmlitttitsn, wsl6s 8silsnrf ssanirruGsr'
t6nnen.
Sr.unsli6s 3immsr, reinlihs gtttsn, cine quite
Iaisl UNI II. reeiRe Bseisnuns srrpartsn tetsi
Sat; icmis and rs Bar III &stn, Bier. slauoTs
unp &iaarrsn isrrn gsiuttr ;uirisesnfsasn wirr.
Nui's Grsuur I6aitli&its s%inlapsnp
0tllian % eli.
vststu biuis psItauft Sci
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
0r0Tnmm0s'SmUb !

Ter untr;ttncte uiIU AM Sonut19 ZEN %
Suni. NtcrA,ns 10 llNt I'M Sar Npem re- .;
Yeuls tct Is timn eund 0uiIlltt,n, wcsu Ia
Sutl!un gen 3trs,anu tiEita ctnlNr't.
=. +. Trurpt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
@GmOrrboibem
(2i1es)

Jt(CrnllNn mllf Scn tltltni lnTtoIlEtN Ut6tI
s.tttlt, iptnn
3r. StridIanr'S S6mprrtrirtn
6siI mttttl
o'traudt. Ran ltIc, mas 9tutt ilatu, mtl6,
l"t' Nittl t~.nus!sn. Serr Chs. u. SE. eans-
ram ron qcuis.iae unp s. 9. 6aiarrs pun Gin'
Hmnnati, Shio. wurssu stltilt. nadrsm fs nur sint
oa6's ron 8. Stridlanev 6%G,rorrtoif.ns Saltt
s'Srau6:. Sic iast,n, fs t1tt,n al, NitteI
%SStS'ttn' anstwsrrtt, nur rim SiGst,n son Ir.
SN,dIaun's 5dmmc,rtrtu. Ssilmittsl babe cine
s"S'eTst6s &ur trstsIt, naGrtm 4. Sabre lang an
~ lalimnfsn art Ger 9dmc,r6Oirm e.litten.
:" 'mFt'hltn rit Solts aQsu gum @ttrau6.
pSu Soe.n ti alien apUttsfsrn az so Ste. Ii.
waolt. 6atrit in Np. 6 81 4. Statt, Givsins
TAT, Civ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
fciuc,t NiOalell

%stfnnren bat uno cen Suf, rem cs in Central NmssIto
Unp auf r,u ipsltincii5sn 5ulein fbrtt 10 lang: ssnlsBt,
wit Ns3t ~perrlsnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
Sie neueifc nub iuibti9fr @nt:
befmn9 beS 10. Sabrs
buubertS.

&einss NannsS 9tams 1T 10 tnnia c~ertnirit
init Der 8tfhihte rtr Mafrria Or crieo in
rem Ser. 9tIatcu, orcr rertbcilDI ftcr tctaunt
ais etn plrntrr III meotciniibtn Sntprtuustn, ais
t~crfsni3c rts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
Sic g~su9loOiHna

mtipes Nccc,rtcns fnr.t an srnntas ZEN %. .
@ts., Nl&mitta9s 3 utr i'm llnittr Siatts !cIs
natt. e. MnuBbunr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25

Grin . o nj 0 u n . scn N ii b &tri6tn
III III adtn fausb ~altunStI bur4 ZEN sanjtn 2ess
item unr Suptu tttannt.
Sstns @urm 5dfsl6en (Lozenges)
batsn in treni9er ais tinem Sa bre mad ibrsr Gin
tuDrun9 ciRen Suf errrpttn, Der ittr BEN SanjsH
decentralization Continent psrtreitst eft.
Aber Gle &rrnt (tints Nubmts bat er bnr4 feline
neueftt Gntesttun5, poer riclmebr 3uf1nmenlesuns
s:matt-s BENIN er tearIlPrudt ni6t rer Gnt9taer pss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
M&ne Anzelgfr.
(9tnSe;anEt.)

SUM CUICUE.
Cksltit tsine 6reSnrs pom r.rlOnlltD'm Strans'
ruT,a ue.r SuuntsrrtiBtn in p1'ndib'n SIati'tn,
ID .ruum mir es rsnne6 mid uhttrlanfn.
,in, Sausluns CUR O,Tsntlibtsit ~ %trtn9sn, nt'r
rsld. eas pukliium tcn GSmmsntar ltIsit ma3sn
lam.
Ser @tw.istaurr rurre rura tie nnt!ssn-
nusias unt.Iusunq isinsr Grsnnss in rem Stant
a,itet, itin in tr @dlaht tsi Yta Stie9e nflNrt-
n,s ptiu surt Gin turlIi6r' su srtF'n. GtNt
llututusuna murst Strrn GRANDCHILDREN. m'Itsr
lid unttrifanttu tattt, eini5. 9cr:n Gisarrfn H0a
St. Qcuis su imprrtirtn, Itgtt 8ote an t1n'
mttr rtt ~lltsloit Ntiic ccn sintm an3HtIlten
M,tunttrliisr unt'r ri. 9tait a%tritttn. Ifr %'r-
uttr ricisr vatriNiibrn StIGtutsat trrt Az Zen
9iamtn Simrn Nlusbunl.
M,6rtrt SIr9tr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
COUGH NOa3l
SIHMNMNWS
MHMM
Or. Striekland's

Or. Striekland's
turibHnifSer Snften @alfam
tarigt Sult.n, grtlltunssu, uunrsn Sals, S6npp,
zen unO Goniumtisu. aus. mslbs en- etia.n
Rranttsittn ~leiten. tatsR nur n5ttis, zine ElaiG.
rru Gr. SlridIant's p,itlulissm 5aihu; Saliam
III s.riu6tn, nm f6 gu ItsI.sxasu, sas rist t.tr
j. t%riunesns WlitisI ID. &c turisrt niht aIsin bic
cbissn 5alss mi anns<nltirsn, iansen aut
RattitirsiB unr glutrud.n. UNI 10 rim au's,s
stiGntss @iael iur ~itlimm.n Sals. s. it anss.
nssm 81 nsSmsu nnr sinr IiGsre Rsri,ia iar
Stnetr.
prsis: SO Gents per 6!aias. 3um Sn!aIT
Eel alien Trusifsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25
= ispeps1e

mn tenn risIts lltbsl tsBIeitsnosn GeIVl9e ron
SYnptrmcn mirtt IS metr mie en an9enstmre
Nsi,mittsl ais ME cine Meri;iu. GS ut n fti
cn III rtr aan;sn Rsite Per Materia Mear'a
mas nit rjeem Mittel lei cbsu eyw19ntsm usbt.
ejnen Serolri6 auetaltsn fam.
Cine rrQtcmmens 8si6rstfnns risitr NUMBER.
h1cm YTan;s 1T IN Ter IL. aus3aes ts5 y. g.
Oispenlatrriuns aui S:iss 1887 unD 1888 81
TnIcn.
Cine 81 its Ycn Grrrrimtnte ptlhs Ir. Suu
itra isit SaRren ~tetrietsn. taten lpebsn 81 sinsIn
trfricriasnren 3ieiultate asiubrt unp sr lit jtBt in
rtn Stanr Qsistt, rem Yntlitum zine 3uiammtus
ickuna ccn Gerrpn nit anrern ttwahrtsn Or;
meim;tteln, rus GiIn;e IN antem tupisrreflQirtfm
Srul,rn gGajit9 critsr S.ualitlt aui6swabrt, all
~,utisten, ii. niti ibrss 0Isihsn in Der WsIt Fns
ret.
Gr tpnnts sinen Yane nit Gsrtifeat.n tertri:
itaTsn, atsr sas putlifum bat ici&s Dinss itcn
lin1it mad ihrem matren Nsrt6 iblssn aeisrn!.
1tr 1t rite Nlan iIr sinsn Sse n. bic 5siltra ii
eiuer nsutn Ms: i;in itlbf gu praisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-25

~ (cin, ,pslbrs rit @aiis ppn rsm St. ttrs if, cas
or ltst Dem 0ubiifum %pffrirt. Oiefr Gbre Sebrrt
b:n 9insstcrncn Central. Amerita's, rsfen S"sen'
rtn iDntn fbcn lett m:pr ais jmeiDunr crt Sabren he
tannt marci. Der Snriancr tictet Q init zen teots
Iihltcn, s~ifti9'fen Nusrunlt"n9tn rss Sresns &rrs
unp ruprt cine 5ur6t bic sutislfen S6Ianssn al.
Gs bcrribt Der Blaute uuttr ibnsn, pab. fe iaH9e
ncd 4thrm im Strpsr ut, pas Gsprcn cine J0eilHHS
gu trpirtsn psrmas, slsi&pisI p0n wsI8rr Slatur Die
&raHtbcit IL.
@abrcnp Or. 3 II uiat in BEN Q tane Sciebt,
1T, pisle ertrapasante @tbauptuns gu tsifati5sn, 10 ut
CT crnnct ui6ts rtlto psni9sr purh fprSfaItiSr pra'
funscn gu rer ltetsrstu3uhS 9slanSt, paS Gas Secron
ais Gin J,sil, uup 8prbeusunssnittsl Sts,n ale &trants
bcittu, ps rem Nus9eittttsiH elmer r:e9iclnrrn 28ltte'
ruus, tem 9 limamchIeI Orsr miasm1tifbsH SIntuiTen
entfprin9sn,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13

some we believe are as sound on thu
secession scheme, a.. Jeff Davis himself
We just say this to emf ghten the inqniring
as to the men who ask their votes. faeter
acareful examination of the party platforms,
aims and ends. you should decide to 60 the
peace humbug these are the men for you
but if you have single hope or a single
wish for your country's salvation, if you
have one drop of patriotic blood left in you,
they are the last men on earth to claim your
suffrage Let no man be fooled into voting
for man because he is personally on good
terms with him. If he Is on the so-called
Democratic Ticket he is either deceived and
therefore not fit man for Office, or he is
an enemy to our government and therefore
should be Stunned and detested. Keep this
fact, steadily in view, that upon the result
Of approaching election depends the sal
walton or destruction of our beloved country,
and remember that CIV vote court on &.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
1854 Reaale street. New York
& Notice to Creditors.
IN PROBATE-Iowa County Court

In the ntatter If tie estate Of William Benefits de-
ceayed. .sJtks ~. .e
FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
been this day issued to Samuel W: reese, OF
said county, and twelve months from the date heTeoI
being allowed and limited creditors TO present iiieir
claims against said deceased for and allow
ance Ii is ordered that all claims and demands
against the estate of said be received ana ad
justed before the Judge Of this Court ana ior lae
burmese he will he At bs Office in the village Of Dodge
Vile on the first Monday of each month during tle
term above limited.
n And it is further ordered that said admnlstIat9r
without delay copy Of this order to be publish
ed for four successive weeks in the DoDGEVlLLE
CHRONICLE a weekly newspaper circulating ID tAe
county Of Iowa; and also that ne cause IKE copy y
he nosted mn in four different public places in said
r - f. IT. 80 FE-,I JOHN BONNER,
dated, Sept 12.h, 1864 52-w4 County Judge
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
The Issues-choose Between them.


At the coming election the contest will not
be for men, but for principles not who is
the best scholar, and best able to discharge
the duties of the office; but for right, in
opposition to wrong liberty in opposition
to oppression-and in fact the contest is
narrowed down to this are We capable Of
selfgovernment? If the people at the ballot
box decide that we are capable Of selfgov-
eminent, and as people are strong enough
and have deter mination enough to sustain
ourselves against both externaf and internal
enemies-tis well. Button the other hand,
if they decide with the Chicago Convention,
that the war has proved failure, and that
We have no right to use force to sustain our
government, then we are ruined nation,
and God in his infinite mercy pity every one
of US. The sooner we leave, and Geek pro-
lection of some European despot the better
for us. Our government will be gone, and
what is country without government !;
rs ship without rudder, or an engine
without driver, it is plunged as fast as
base traitors can plunge it to ruin--irre-
coverable ruin. A preventative against this
result is far better than a cure, and we have
preventative, a sure and safe one it is
this: vote right. If you are undecided,
commence at once to examine the issues and
platforms Of the parties asking your votes
examine them thoroughly and impartally
and we have no fear for the result, we know
you will decide correctly. You will see that
this war has not been failure, and that
every part Of the Constitution has not been
disregarded, and that public liberties have
not been trodden down. You will see that
it is the highest duty of every American
citizen to maintain the integrity of the
Union against all it's enemies, and to sus.
tain the government in its efforts to quel
the rebellion now raging against its authori
ty. And seeing this, you will without
doubt vote right. You will vote for such
men as are pledged to do their utmost t.
further the ends ID aims of the government
in its main objcct-the establishment of on,
government on such firm basis tina
traitors will never again attempt to over
throw it,
Let every voter remember that tht
Copperheads have, from Mcclellan down
endeavored to nominate men who would
tase with the people. Mcclellan it was
thought would secure some loyal votes
while Pendleton wouli ensure the ticket o
all the disloyal ones, and it is so clear down
our own county Copperheads not being al
exception to the rule. For they hav.
studiously endeavored TO place such men OF
their ticket as had the fewest persona
enemies-persons who talk smoothly, anc
are very careful and choice in their word
when expressing their political sentiments
but are known TO be as sound on tn
"eeosa alton scheme" as Vallsndishan, an
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
Late News.

| There is no startling newsfrom the front
= The forces under Gen. Grant have not We
! commenced determined attack on Rich
nond, but they are gradually closing up
nd as they advance they fortify their posi-
ION to guard against rebel attacks. The
care in Richmond is increasing, rebel pa
,ers are filled with gloomy accounts Of the
,onsternation and panic which prevails 1t
K reported by deserters, which continae to
lock to our lines, that Jeff. Davis family
'acked up their buds few days. ago. and
;tarted in haste for the South. But .his
nay not be so, for we see that jeff Davis
himself has returned to Richmond. 81
Col milford has effected the exchange of
$50 prisoners, and 75o we're exchanged she
next day.
A severe engagement took place on the
morning of the 7th inst, on the north of
James river, in which we lost quite Dum-
Der of men, besides material, and four bat
teries of Q guns each, but the next day
they were recaptured, with 700 prisoners.
Late rebel papers from Richmond state
that the Union lines now enclose marry
residences never before in hostile hands,
and all details for civil and other service,
have been revoked, every man, old and
young, capable OF shouldering musket are
being dragged into the ranks.
Gen. Sheridan still retains his prowess,
and whips every force brought against him.
He has just put to flight a large force of
cavalry, which the rebels sent to attack him
in the rear He captured II pieces of ar
tiilery, making So pieces since Sept. 9Th
and $50 prisoners, his loss was slight.
On Friday last, rather severe battle was
fought in front of Richmond, in which 1--WE
lost eight guns, as set off, however, we
captured seven last Thursday we slaugh-
tered and wounded at least 1000 of the
enemy in front Of the infantry, exclusive of
what injury Kautz inflicted on them, be
sides taking 100 prisoners Most OF the
enemy's killed and wounded were left on
the field. Considering their losses in men,
they bought their guns dearly, although we
must give them the credit of killing, dis
aiding and capturing at an outside estimate
of 400 men in addition to the guns. Look
ing at the matter from all points of view,
we claim a very decisive victory. We can
afford to lose guns, but the rebels cannot
afford to lose the large number of men they
lost that day. In capturing them they sig
nally failed in their object of hanking US,
and will scarcely be likely to resume the
experiment, at least for some time They
also suffered as severely as we in the loss
of artillery horses. One Of their batteries
was drawn off the field by hands,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13

IN Me mailer n be estate u John Hneafch decensed |:
NTDTItE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIT vIR.
~ the ami IN pursuance Of order ofiicense made
in said matter the 10th day of September A. D. 1854
by the County Conrt Of said county the undcrsgned
Administrator de bofs Of the estate Of said de-
ceased will the eighth day Of October a ID. 1864
o'clock at the premises in the town Of Ridge
way county Of Iowa and State Of Wisconsjn offer for
sale Public Yendue the following described lands
to wit The west half of vest half of the SOUTH
east quarter Of the Southwest quarter Of Section nu
Der eleven Township number SIX Range i've east con-
tanning ten acres The terms 81 sale will be rnads
known at the time and place Of sale.
PETER SANS
s9HSsH Administrator Do bonis rom.
Dated September 10th, iss4. gsg'YY n62-va
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13

VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT -t"'Brosen' s
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
Gen. John A Logan's Speech.

On two days notice that Major, Gen.
John A Logan, would address his old
neighbors at Carbondale, H., his former
residence, a crowd Of over 5000 men
came out through rain, mud and storm
to hear him. Many of our readers will
doubtless remember that Gen. Logan
was Senator Douglas especia! friend,
and confidential advisor, which should
call the attention of every friend of
Douglas to his remarks, which would
doubtless be the sentiments Of that re-
nowned statesman if he were living.
After denouncing the position taken
by the modern democracy" he comes
to review Of the platforms, of the two
parties. and handles his subject in such
manner, as to convince everyone that
he is a master workman, at speech max
ing as well as at fighting. We make
the following excellent extract from the
the latter part of his speech:
In continuation of my remarks in refer
enee to parties as at present organized
wish to examine into their status LITTLE
further. There was Convention at Baltl
more which nominated Lincoln and John
son. and there was Convention at Chicago
which nominated Mcclellan and Pendleton
| 1t is for me to examine the platforms o
these Conventions and ascertain what Their
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