davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-23

cut hun pieces Southern folks give she 1ndians
plenty Of gold and told them they ah7uld have stme
SELLERS % Of his distIet aeh LED meeting and seat
mkn 10 Topeka, 10 the Indian Agent, 70 looK for
the matter and zee what can be done The Indians
pnch things, and esy they a1e going south and COM
ING baca after some time They were nu3iuy, last
Teek from III. Trspp very E,ueh powder "a aad 7ad.
lammes's and It toid % h,u to 20 East. Please notify
your folks about this, and II Jon hcaf something
about the matter inform me b. resuf1 5a mal LooS
hs n IT. ssss b M cnI e'a sold
W tsjcnedl "1 Jous sra1xra.
Tie strongest circumstAntial evidence COG.
firms the foregoing statements. 1t is known
that about che hundred Of the pfiuclpal
braves Of the Prairie tribe Eere abBeut ct the
time Indicated as that Of the tlrst co1ncil
mentioned. Another fact is that the hostile
exodus Of the lndiane Was to take place on
or about the 1st Of August Po}inbky's
warning Was given prior to thas date. As
consequence, the settlers we're on the alert.
Small bodies Of Indians left the reservation
about the last Of July, travelling southwest.
suspected tribe camped on Mill Greek, near
the Settlement Of Germans afores I'D. They,
too, were proceeding southwest Finding
the whites on the Alerf, they abandoned ths
intended movement 1t is believed, from In.
formation lately received, that they were ad-
TiEed thereto By their chiefs:
Of the tribes located in Kansas-consist-
Ing of the Delawarss, Shawnees, Wyandots,
Kickapoos, Oitawas, Mfamts, Sac and Foxes,
1oWss, Ossgcs, Pottowatomies, and KaHs-
numbering In all about 6,5oo-it is not to be
believed that there are any likely to become
hostile except the Potto aattaomlss, Kaws,
and pcrhaps . largo portion Of the 0sages.
These thtce tribes may put tWo tnoasand
Nsrriors in the field; and as most Of them
are armed with guns, and n,any have reyolv-
ers, they would be- likely to be formidable
enemies. Ri. Fl,
, 1864-08-23

a1d st,eak OF t.t-". Whenever 4 detach-
ment Of rebel prisoners goes to sxh the
streets, they shed tears with foFy Niobe
power. but when TIE care+worn and rugged
Federsls come in from peus Of rebel cruelty
have thu appIntes tu receive the halter they
have so long deserved, is the deveat wish Of
yourB truly. HARWIQK.
, 1864-08-23
4 Rebel View Of the CopporiaeadC Con.
-. TelZ5ous
,Ernrn t1,e 73fchn,ntd Disp1tcn.j

As for the proceedings which may be ex.
pected to take place at Chicago, It Is 55t too
t. f9nsstaFs % e e Tni shSs n 1sa Was
temocrats aad tbs puace democrats; the
former seeking to elect Mcclellan, and hay-
Ing Ia vieH foar more years OF proatabla
war, in which their friends shoald have al
he'contracta and their Napoleon Win al tue
great victoriea-ths latter going Tor peace
pure and st1nple At present tue tadtcataooa
nrnesr to be that tho war democrats will
nomirata their candidate; :bnt this prospect
would be materially modified by nay new
military dleaster before the mee;tng OF ths
convention. It EARLY, for example. should
turn upon steridsn IN the valley and re2eat
upon him the performances Whaca he has
done upon others, &c Won!1 paona;,y aee :
thorough peace Prestdens. ao'n1o'teo at
Chicago.
, 1864-08-23

II Sunday before last, while train filed
with renel prisoners was en- route to Elmtra,
N. r, it stopped q few minutes at Owego,
where quite number of sympathizcrs went
amo5g them to console and supply them
with tobacco, cigars, &C., and they were 80
much interested in their friends that they
did not hear the whistle, and were carried
out to E1mira, where they were, in spits Of
their expostulations, marched out under
guard with the prisoners and locked up IN
the 'barracks. The best thing Of the war,
but 1t is to be hoped that the prisoners will
be soon relieved Of the miserable company
Of these Coppcrhcade.
, 1864-08-23
lsT1CONOGI Is WEALTH. =

rs1 1r1.1r thu r1catete Of raoArrn Phitoeophers,
FAh 1iai ! =. nlG:T aayso il pee. earned. L.
tcso q !out xss:s bps1Sa Sa 1e iii y;
slo ~ =, vtnEr rer1 pf dcsci7pGoa VaotN q
ION o,t papblats =. r. Lnss ad 11d oad sasao
o. Hni, II, ~ vS1ie T. L @Arxe q tnHI
n!d Wrtns ane seh1 ng9 G,a ne ho1 snaes
4ses 1.ss b. wi7Ns- On Or tIqt,lats . s4ar4BaNR.>
ar1psie stttl !" HAaapA "A
, 1864-08-23
zyT7EGEON GENERALS OF.

TETaRD GH'ag.E3 MARSHAI'S
~ BAE T: sG,z.:-Ey v.rtcs cf 1t1t Of fetc,
l.!ua6 cut ot tt" Ds,tcs nj q: :he TINTED 6stt<i
lerthe ncns;cE nsrct q iin"ts = Prize, dhted On
r. I5t t. - : nisc, X @ "a b.t n:es.s fo. ci.h s.
gut, D. lh4. = u o'clncx n t1s folio ring Is,
Easbee RieRsEty. :: ~: 10: q P.s I:oa eoatNo.
67 he Don:t to BE- sold 1c. the o.n.n, q vhoE ii
u8y Conct n. Cs1. FLEIfIPS,
tPK1N0y!E1ps ILL., ACE stEA US Markhal
rEos66.Af
, 1864-08-23
E}IaE"4&E fsk TK9 BLOOD.
ny Hills.

tF-su.r tzd e,.ceoy cure 10: 6gphi1ts.
e. nm: Is L:tp, re, o7eS tot o1e seeass.
t. -t~- Ectts ben Lnu. 20 sA'i.
ff-rcy-ss e-siv ~! cHcc.Er:1y.
r. ;'o.r n"' csttSib rs: c'E ct Le.curg-
e. II require &c cae xe Of :et-
cG- l. + atr-'Altt@ &C til. Isesn-
s"-eors t..s:e - rh:ht o. my Of th2 dlEc1lsa
1t tails. Ftcrlt = ri cnf%f. II IL no QuNcE
rra";:ce nrr 20 t'tn-,rc tAsItrAc1oEI Eyl
;,-F e. or Inie si11 Tn ANT s*Ne tT'cA Far 0I-tle
x2rt' slt. !y,-n1 sa-rn-- >4t1. Il f!ca.
et,ie l.y d.rEC:e -ve-%vh-.e AhE Tor "FecafA9ls
wElTf. T so!erzs. a. s.'s:s sesn; % |tst n ;et
ZOE Ltt<et tus osts.1ts s.1ET
Epecfssf 1O1ics~
CEEt->'4 ..,-11. Gius.. An. CpEL1S9 FLU1I
le,te r. !, o'..s:ltt Ia 80 ~a-:o. ltfuosst1s
/: TS,,@ {. r y:7S. = .cui- : bJ:te.
Ep::i>..'s 1F:1E., Ui~st -tST Is . sure Ant
tHe% 3e'ts ,1 - e snyan e'na sSSst'eo aAoo'
u.A5.t'7 xs.HMa ~ 7; 1tnese: 1he me-: .vlo
lou: f.- t'.;:LSE; Dr. III fE1 Eirct5d, 1c1 eI@c
: tpa.d. G - P.ice. - y o-ef.se
UerA.'S F4t..t,EL:: .AslsIER renovel
tSK' s - s e. .cs tc sp,fsia :. ~ te: sss
iii. - ri. f. l. II aL'x.a. II. e.cs: FER.
vie srt I.r'u;'s x rI>. 1cATcr1s TO Ednty
stcor III ~ s's .n:,s'' ':cm Inos,,es sn'ss:
oef oe4Sf jatsk:st R4ln st;AtE co!css the Wis.
Eers CGc t;,1- 'ache b~su. I'LL SlG-k or brown. It
EGnttsts cn'f preal1 l1aflce Coor VII nos faac
+, ~ & e GTHs.: u iou i slehrh street. Phil.
~ce''p'4. I"a Lo:h 4 sMI Is. = iaEe stseer. - 80
!. ~ ~ kR,c:s for Utlcego-
, 1864-08-23
DKs. EASTExfIY'8
DIARRHCEA SYRUP

tbs E1edIcize Will cuze D1arRhna.
DyseuterJ, OholeTa morous, Summer
Complaint, collie. Wind In the sto1n-
ach AID Boweis, and a11 DaraRge.
meut Of the Stomach ard BoWe1n Of
Children when T5eth1nE.
In tte tunrner thougands die Rom H0TKL CON.
PLAIE7a II st might b. eaye5 By th3 tm=lg use Of
DE EAET;.IiLYS UIAEEHQ3A 5FEUP.
EOFEEIa, VIII Hlll yor let your GaILDREH
DIE Th.1 aGAfE nld sUEB R6AEEY IS oftared
yCu.
= Fcf eaie s. DA. f. EasTEKLY'3 Fs11!!f Nal.
cirs sscSa 50 64adl5on Street. Chicago, I'll.
, 1864-08-23
Ubiea9o Qribn11e.



IT ecurY1ER HAxurog-y.rr xt,or orS~n..
nj
.,,+,.,
f. h.,s,t,s Itie .ulao ..taa c.ouds u war
r. 1.Ian3 ETH our cuuuuF 3 star,
HEa.4 not ~ Saose we .5sM9ltng fear,
n,, W.
neL ne teu II S0osen people Tree
J1eH4o .n1o H0oh q aeaf11g sea;
~ 1ud W W, NJ 1mIe pn slavery,
~ bsa!zephon'e % gfiled fanc
M 1ue setptntgoo WA reated IN vain %,
Inc ioios q Egypt there o'ertnroWa
t''
ne nee loIa VINO old their being elVe
1nAI ~ men unto him might live,
Mhate.e ef thelr color, tribe, NIT be,
'e' : ~''A '''' Slns @os' IN "e'
I first did unto man nyorla;n
With sanctinn ~ 1etnr,s.ss rsrc
That diamond nj ynnrs1;sr
80 sosee'e huAa oS'
M d<s1eraadun7 CAristo duee q,
Wrote Whitede,J fnr 1he yo,un:sGr
The csoeB il there, Dut io not iexr:
FFesB on, behold the Lord IL there.
A. tLoutsbufg his words we're proved.
200 helped the peoplrthat he loyEd.
1ney said to al men, neyet Itar.
Hnefe 1nHttcc ls. the Lusd Ia near.
IA srotss asl ,s ~ ~ onot !; ~ s
~, ~ = >! ne o,a ia1nsm ala NJ o'eao'
g1h =. 7ppsaa ~ .,.,s:a neas.n ss.ehantn ner
''A-" x"' f5"''st1ttt <"'e@'o"
f1nr har tteso ,no.+oes nrnpdic resrs.
Appeal 10 Uea1e1 in wI1i,e il besSs:
lis red declares that God ~ there,
It's Unlon is his color blue f7.
To 1t be always trusting true;
God does nut emile OH sisrcsy,
So Eays our starry Eaiaxy ~.
,..,,... c.., .t.,. .ao<o,
at ota .hata ~ 9hf,,an. s,.s, aas ~; tsJ;
11..ht r,t1a,. ~ tst;t.. i,ass olSpisyeo'
natsnt 43ts ca1eit ~ 1t - !, y. ete.4sy.
J" "aete aA ebau 1tee anu eQuA De-
M dkeoeranduua Cz+itko d.a,e,
Hy tne*r wa'll fluht' bv thesr Va.u s,e.
God docs not smtje or esaye1y'
Uy these t3t.tt rrant n, y,ctnrT
- ~ dEtpeTd"dtf7 ChTasfo duee
, 1864-08-23

A1 anisilia8 care for Seminal Esazless, Nocturnal
K.siss1oos and uEmeTo1s dtsesaes stca ~ Less g.
plmne!s Of Vision. Premature 0id Azs, Meaf Nerv:1
RaaSoSs 81
So9snmpton@ @ I'D ~ ~ u ltsful e Complaints csaztt
1tla msdic.ne Il = b!mplR vegstAolo extract
and one or which sn oAn frlT, a. haa R1en used y
tre:ted. Il hasnot failed engls lnstanes. It. o.
fntive powe1a baye been SUFFICIENT 70 gain yictozr
over the mos. stubborn c.se.
~ 70 th:ss wne have trtaed w1ta thor cunst1:q.
don. until theY think themselves beyond this reach
oi MEDICAL aid, we would say, DzsFA1H HoTl the
GHER0aFE CURE will restore yno tc hSatth sd
TT Price. 81 per bottle, Or three bottles r fs a1l
forwarded ty Express 70 I'll parts q the world
pFu9 Stcre in the county. er1e to tbs Agent vhc
will mali fee to any deaItng ha Repe tell tgh
Au snca -ar1e:a mus: be sen. to G. l. c2ox, Ca1.
ctZc, or General Agent Tor the Wezt.
sa.1 by s1l rtuEE1ct1 eFeEFwhe-e.
G. "A. @ &C &y
, 1864-08-23

Affairs In tic Eepnrlulent of tue Gulf
lis Gen. EEuEKe He:tcTcd-Tnc t:ot-
ton Crop and the Observation-Disclosures
&c *bern1 1.hUnas-Nrvul n1ub1lc-Po.
uficxI.
, 1864-08-23
FFnxsa,s FrnsEc.ta Nassu.

HEXR ANS E1NEsEc.t& &b&4N1.
1iAI II nc must deligoual and extrAordinAsy ertL
eyer discovered It changes tho sun burnt tsce
nd hands 70 . peAriy sKttn texture Of rayI1hing
seaats, 1npsrttn& the marble purity At youth. &nd
tse dts~guf appearance 70 inviting IN the city bells
fkshlon. It removes trn. 5reek1es ptmples and
forehnass from III ekdI. leaving the complextou
scet, Transparent and smooth. 1'contains no rnate
ria1 INJURIOUS 70 the aktn. P4rouizad By Aet7osses
tnd}Oper& einger1. II :s What eTery lety shoalo
save. eu1d everywhere.
Prepared by v. E, HAGAE, Troy. =. T.
A6dress al orders TO
DkAAe +. BA1!SL, Co. New aos1-
fH26-YSipeH r&Tr
, 1864-08-23

woxDs.xC. I. Epi-4L AspExs AZ TuK hpT-IcA-
..:c t: ettt s.:r.s: 1.Es-t t-1-eueiy. 1Sdiytdnalt
sf:cle. n7rt IEsfr-r=. aesdGche, Neuralgia. Chill
pr;',t.e =, thr-t md eft .ueltE di.4,pste mora
sc.f r. 5e!!. Anc Il see an.rDth nesrer and no:e
sh. - m. ~. ea1 bc ~ cte5 hy asy etaeE
!. Il A-: r.G au:t nj medical SD IL tie e21C .ptt3
:: rr. ,t.e usaR.. th~t1ec-ves s.1nE Juzse9. Price
e GEN. sf b. r. = Ag@Sas @
tcutLc. s'.r su.,.L lusys., Chicago AEenta- Foz
:l..e tv II. 1.lEEts.a sud .;crcEanlE-
C.vSi hiss Sr| T-EkSA
, 1864-08-23
Nobarta =tpmactt 13lttEr8
}i{gGn';11a2GGKKS gtsG2';12GKS 5Te 5000
BUT
EQbacE's &rs Better.

EcEkEit'a 1E1TERS.
c,, for Al, o: tbe StomAoh Bnlonsnea,
/: :; .;u1-l :.iLt lL6 GenIal Dsb1uty.
EQEaCAs= BfTTEN$e
e-erv t.. pc,Gtrfn1 tteie properties a.vite
LyL. 10 lie W s.a itA n4G dtKtsGvc orER.1a.
Hes:7kEE'& AtTTEHS.
.. hta:e4 iae..- t4c fecentArT pe1sona viii Enc L
As4n IL excellent ro0le.
EGEEEE'3 ESTTER$.
E:aaIiak. tan 1etort ehoo .xe&i viii semoye an31.
ke.ser aEL =: Lire c.yeaEc1.
{, y. Kob.!C1, cl--;aa,4n1 Ut .-tanatch B:tterE,
x,ot tprr erd Bloc Fsls, tie.!Ier tad mapuist~
nr:r Of Oatkvbs 4sd Ixtc.Eh B:hndiea AID ~ k1nts
~ t3A ft,c1 DopaHMrst 11Guo1x knd T1npe, winch 8ff
seaald' ~ w1plessle os IN ar. ea.utd quantity.
SC, So, GO arc O. ksa Tdrd Street,
xYxrTNNATI. OHIO.
~~For salt pY D.us state ane dsa:era In ncedcine
sneYsIty throughout tbf c<'unet8.
%nh71n31.1P {+JA&A~'s
, 1864-08-23

A CAIEMY, LAKE. EOEEST,
n ILLINOIS,
- rtee north OF Chicago. cn the ME-. e. The
Fall t<sm xu1 Oh lear Of thtB Ac&oeHy Will coa.
msucE oE
Thursday, @ept. 8th.
FElEc1raL-JALFe tPEULUING. MA
k6s1kTAsI-T.S 5 BsSD.B.A
C1rc.lAs stv1Eg tn Islt.csr Ct. IN BE- gent ca s-
E1lcAs1on 70 =: ". ssfm1ld- fyteidcnt: ReT. b. W.
Patterson. u. D. Hm BrosA, Hfn. Il. u. Tdomokoa.
EG.. Ealtf+E 1f ltAInt%ou, LT Pet< f1Fes het.ktAT
Elkrc Of -rus.etA. Chlea-U. kut!.p5Si ct
yE,HN Ct>LLEGIATE SCHOOL
Il vii 1e-oceu with every advantage fay tbs H.
At utt1cc CT 7Drtt. en- tie
Ttrnt Mon Any OF Eept. Enb be-> 1864.
HlRtt 81 refc1t: ces Etyen pl cson 10 be ms.c 1t
suisrl5isx GEoKGE QUAcgENBos.
T1ITTEbUHGE FEMAE.E COZ
r. LEGE, 8ev. T. c. rEhtH1H,l. D D., President.
Twert7 tenckest, erpe:b bu r1LsE, thorough ccutte
q ttuty Et..y coll pe t<.E. ~ boarding.. tset.
rccp .fEt Ed ues e fL,-iue. Unru:ra'c1n fecEt'
IH.Ir for arstaic5ue. N. sIHP5uA,
| t29Izca.l FFes. Trtk-te,.
, 1864-08-23
GILBERT HUBBARD i co,
SIRFP CHANDELIERS.
De21ers in

GILBERT HUBBARD i co.
szRHE' CHANDELIERS,
Dealers in
7 WINE EE AND CORDAGE.
205 & 2l7 South Water Street.
cosre. of wells, CHICAGO.
Hsss q ~ e' the largest and best sssoFs
nAsGai Bti6hiRd ANR EfHFER NSFks E2rE.
'ANsaass III. rs .2EAs$fSsAzsRtEss. S4AEsRtH sssA.ocxs.
coat TAR, EocF1EG PITCH AND F5LTrEd
ColTos, FLAX AND HEMP TWIEEs.
Tents, Awn1nss, Wagon Covers.
~trraulint, ReeJn1enta1 colorI, Standards,
Gnldons, Flagf, &C., to o1der.
@. HCnnAap is ruzS1R. o.n. c.arzzTaH.
TITO EVERY PERSON WHO
. Il CAN SING.
1T you WISH
Coed Music BooE for ysur Choir.
4 Music Boof that IL Nsw aud Attractive,
A Hustc Book fhkt everybody aanfres,
a etae1att BtoE fo1 Mus:ca1 Con7eut1o2s,
Tbs Bes. Mu.tc Book for Singing Schools,
OBTAIN a COPY OF
<sT17E uzAEr OF JUDAM,''
BY T.. O. Emerson
Eetrly n.ty thonsaad c.p'es Of thIs superior Eoos
FL ts e. :, ssa
an1s pl5e.st N sAA1u iPnol:.hsrs. Boston.
NEW LUMBER FIRE..
w. EATGHEl.LER 4 Co.,
Hlos:.a1e atd d Eets,l Desl=rxin
, 1864-08-23
kE e k.Dk 1KkEAs W t 1k1C;
Nt<.tnkA6.

Il T. R.Ok OKtk1A@ speak OF Hny.
AtEtNh6.
But we er1 ctee.1ua, 50, III. Whittier hAt E1rhi7
r47uee the WIDE sErted nnt<1 which he now d.
loss. &c fAf la,k, u Actice han hny other Ply
ctcAn L. thteAro N the rrrA.u.eat ot Ill tnoec ds
nanel-: Fs:sct diE.ac. &c hst 1or tne pat hi.os5
Ecfo' 'ttn2t tv+ we,c hpye bs:e t1+ Sell OF ether
phgtlcAas he II r1sst e1cctA:Ui IL tbs tfeAtment
Sorhhe. I'"s: -. rar.iiter Of = my work called
vEira ". 70 a,':a {; " rsccip: q three csEhh
tc rrt-ps, lHr1se. e. t. most snJtons ro do q! ~
orssM,c u3ar th.~9 r,ctt c1t:ica. ycAHt11 het Of
cesrat. Or &c ~. ox- rrt 1F. Clark Ftreet Pok*
DEE.< TOY r :. e.! r! -sss e.s.ct.y cncGdc1C6L
, 1864-08-23

THOMAS FOSTER. wholesale
SeFt. a. Lumber, Shingles Apn f.sth. Also Sash,
Eosra tat Dhs1s Door sEd Window FF1amets F.sa d.
fH-HAEinx Talit'.k6 kAot- II thp ya.a, MEs!ktea
fot thtrritx Urs01p14.Ed. AM1p:c.-sm
, 1864-08-23

From the f1fssIsAlppI R7arine Brigade
CssesiEnatfon OF Llsut. Col. George
US. STEAMER D1AzA,}
August s. 1891. !
Editors Chicago Tribune:
At q meeting Of the officers Of the Mount
ed Infantry, Mississippi Marine Brigade, held
On board U. 8. steamer Diana, at Omega
Landing, Louisiana, for the purpose Of pre-.
pairing some testiui onial Uf esteem for the
!ata commanding officer Of said regiment,
Lieut. Col. Geo. E. Curtic, resigned; Capt.
Esweli. Go. 4, was elected President, and
The meeting bsing duly organized, 1t was,
on motion Of Capt, hughes. Co. c, voted that
committee Of three, Consisting Ut one Cap
tain, one First, aud one Second Lieutenant,
be appointed to draft resolutions, expressive
Of the feelings CT The meeting.
On motion Of Csptain Gr0sheu, coupany
F, it Was voted that E. G. hughes, Captain
company G, A: j. Pendleton, 1at Lieut.. and
T. @ h., and J. G. Fortune, ID Lieut.. COM
psnJ G, compose saia committee.
COMMITTEES met, pursuant to the above,
when the following resolutions were adop-
Rsso!rkd That we part with the Colonel with
.R<f0red, That ID ail our associations With him
slnce the organizasiou Of our regiment;~we have
ever found In him true gentleman, patriot, and
Resolred> That ~ parting With him ws lee. that
We have sustained a severe loas, acd the service
1oGes brave and valuable officer.
hesosred. That for whatever OF merit we have
aitsiaed az military comWaud. we are indebted
alone 70 the untlzing energies Of cur noble CON-
R<soICed. That whatever his lot In life may be,
VIC most heartily wish him unoounded happiness
Rfsoirsd, That the proceedings Of the meeting
be published IN the Missouri Dsmocrat. Chicago
tribune, and Cincinnati! Commercial. and that u
copy Of the came 20 psesentea to thu Goloas.
, 1864-08-23

This eI4zans and populaz MsI1etus
Will cuxe all Female Complalats,
sac4i Es Excessive; Suppresszd Of
Fa1pful nseLsfFCat1=n, Leucorrhua
or 70 httcs, FnlltfE OF shc Womb, ana
md all Irregularities of the mqnthfy
Periods
It K!n alzo G1!2T @ On TIA HR.sss, wasa cts:ked -
tho1otRhlr 9:s:sl. l,sGs's trY Il.
- F1!ct tLa5 per DO tIt.
KT- Eo- 81 e as GR. e EASTEELY d co q Family
E=..r:Ta Gso-E. 81 44aison ST.. Chlc.Go, IL
, 1864-08-23
Or, EASTERLY's PAIN KILLER.

xEts Mefl:fns j. au fnfal1Ibla cuEe for
ssru1sss, spra1Dr, Headssh3s Too1I.
achc> Sore TeroAt, Collie, Cramps or
kpfsme, Dyeentery nr EnsCe1 Cona7
plants, Nergoun Affections, pain In
the Face, Painters Collie. Pains In
the 1sreast, SIDE, Rack nnd Lfmbs,
4Eolern, Ehelcna Nrorbus, and in
fnct wherever 1t Is @pFii7d 9atn eesz
not eX1-3s
Itsussa INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY sad
IL perfect AEr!u0EE for ALL tAla. Iryit Yc
- tp. ta,e 1t DR. 2. KAsTKELY /. CO g FanilE
Nighttime ltote, 90 Hadlio as.s Cuicaso, IL.
, 1864-08-23

~ N, I. 4IE14tALF dE 10.
=. NO. 1M Uf10~ ETRE5T, N.afoh. MAsS.
Aesseets snd fgures anT EfeaSs A. efa1 81 y eny
FUo1s4 Aisn. tte BEET or INDEEfkLk ETKECM
1nk. v2ET GPxA1. btcuu1 DEF &nd ~ Ands q
ete3s:l etock. 1rcrttes OF o.odae kMRpx e, =
, 1864-08-23

X
''4 o JAMES G. BLUNT, Mejor-seaer5l.
The district Is important, so fur as relates
to territory ard the interests, both as to se.-
Elements, mails, &c.
The Governor has ordered the militia OF
this district to bold themselves in readtness
10 obey the call OF the General Commanding.
Other measures are bsiDg taken
REBEL KM1ssAnIEs AT WORE.
On Saturday, the 9Th, Mr. Lines. OF Wau-
bHupsc, Register OF the United States Land
Office at Topeka, arrived here with informa-
tioufor Gen. Bluntr to suspicious move
neuts occurring among ths fottowatounie
lndiane, who are located on reservation
between Topeka and M4nhattan, extending
to bo.h sides Of the Kausas River. There
arc two divisions Of this tribe; one largely
infused With white blood, {French,) q firm
ing md educat!d class, under tue control Of
the Catholic mfssion; and the other, the
largest, Known ns the Prairie Indians, W1ld
SID unruly. They are always difElcalt to
reservation, 80 miles south OF this post,
ned nro dirty, thiey1ng, worthless Set. Tuis
whole country once belonged to them. They
hunt. beg and steal for living. 1t is known
flat amorg these tribes great dissatisfaction
exists rs to the movements lately made cou-
fem platiug their removal to the Indian Teri
tory south.
Mr. Ltues' information was Of rather I'M
porta1t character. It sppenrs Lh:t settle
1rent OF Germans cxssts on Mil Creek, up,n
the southH EFT line of the Pottowasomie Re-
Ecr7atiou. 1t has been observed for some
time past that tie Prairie indians haye bsen
brsilJ engaged in the disposal Of such wag
cns, tools, household geae> etc.. as they pos
seesed, giving as rc1snn the1cto that they
were going on great hunt =.
The following letter transmitted to aIt.
Ltuee, acd BY him submitted t. Gen. Blunt,
giyes a glimpse Of the movement:
ALMA, Auy. 9, 1854,
Mr. q. G. Halt:
DEAR sn-At meeting held this ID day Of Al:
INST 1s64 it WAS rcs0lye to transmit to ynu sud
Tonr to1ks tho following matters: Mr. Fsederick
| Foinsky. last Sunday, being IN the Rottawasonie
aYou sie NJ gcoa fisna, ana nkc to save yoat
xstb .oEe s. pthcrn raeu, and They told the n that
thc gt1te people drive the 1ndsas 'erety year fur
| thsrwrst. Now all the Indians must met toge,
| 1TnnM ali 70 fouth sotno one hund.ed miles, 1or
viii lie oiher trlbea, aud some back after roma
three weekt and kiM ~ ~ white folks. and b
indisus fnd out that he told hin this, they would
, 1864-08-23
So.
yTEds tIec EIIE@Triox1s Abernetly

''7r.il BIZ Ehatt III ?? raid Abssn1tl7. the
E: ca. r..c1s' s.;,iel,t .AGIytcoUs l1aElng "a
n. nj 1.ha ht7 csl "a contu, Elu4 t'ch. Lutt:nS
q ons sHs ;bt .ep1. 'Es fsoats:h and Ays5 sre
t@oi@ s.. c.Ir,s 4 q c,Gss. - yon caii It,
o. i:.s u,s a,sc nc: ur+s a. bio "a IN Inat ID IL
i,eal:n:tl ct,s:it'-L :taI IN bs more 1tuc, asd
therefore tlto he rtIY ilr nfa: tnpoE1anca TO 70
tt' eto.7Hch e4a nst II .su. con1iuou. II the
occNwe, ct II ethst 'rr cn!.- Y i. Actlon. to5e
YIaTED si-'1. :. n!rTtRs. The mos. ge;lal
veecsab1. vFsto'atlyo &c ate n-.7e tear M. eyer
Dlfc*-t- It 3 rcccu7r- Iasc hT !.tt:neu,shed sur
reors aEd ptssc1sEs y ff- uutIed states Axu5. By
y eminent c!erF. MAJ, IN p=t, hs thousards q tie
tcctivI ag.s; fpidrm,c y als?,ons diseases. and
perfectly irnoennus 1t the rower.
{uf A.y1ECfhEt 6nd At erntiye. 6ulE 093t-6f T TAs
, 1864-08-23
Y Y, PD~ELE,
~ c:,rarss1OE mEHG1lAET,
E1ax 5outh Water e. !. Chicago

no. WBOLE5ALE DEGIERs.
xfuvsnt the trade OF EsFp., Adves uss In
he . tHloE CtjUnIEt4" vinns, john.on CosntV.
lE,r Which hss Isries cttcala :1oa n1otx Union
MAJ tIsa tx p,hs1 pap.. IA Elys. Tsrn4 lez2oua-
E1oI IATTrte. ANDREW EnAEFT5DH,
pts ptSs,,ar18xM Vtscca, IhIcols.
, 1864-08-23
E2Es EASTEEkNYsS

EFEA0 NIAS 4 61EkH1A =
FEVER AND AEUE KILLER
T.fxIa 11es1fc1a9 Will cafa .4gu7 a1a
FeveF, Dumb A=ue- CIlllIs mad Fevers
IuterMitsont nnd Rem1ttent Fcvercs
and every form Of Fever incident 70
the West,
Dr.. Eaa:e1ly's Feyer Ead ARre KIllez 10 WAR
HAETED TO CrEE, sid III. FAILS the moaey Will
Ea retpt:ed 70 tbs purchaser u.ad Is Directed.
kE- PIirs ft.23 pe- bottle.
W For 4alc at GH. Z. EA3TdRLY Il Cl.3Thnl17
Aen1c.un Store, 80 M8disan Ct. Chicago Ill.
, 1864-08-23

BAEvnIK. Pa, 3cns z. 1SE.
IL WE. E. @1ta-Et1s slf: L Tat7u&zY, ISL
vas ai:ctad with Ecgar dsbetes, Rnd for ngc monfkX
Ipasaed :aore than Eso gaiooa Of water II tHes1-
tTeaye lines durtn7 sas night. AID N ave months
lost about 1ftY pounds fn weight During tha mouth
water, md In two days after ualng It e1pes1enee4
Teas*, AID stte- taftnx tEo nottlex H1a satt1nsI
euscd- -soon se<cf TeEaEt1S EY u5Eat ECo6 teait.:.
XGE1 Eni5, !. rA NIX.
, 1864-08-23
Dr. SANDERS
three MINUTE SAlVE /.

T1.is aalve vii permanently rezaeze
and euro Cor11s. Warts. moles. Ring.
ggofm and Tcothaeko In from three
to tea x2AlnuteAs
Why vii you GufE IA c7crut1attng I'D torment
sURE KEkapY 4 offered yuu tos tbs LOW Ph1CK
" = sfte ssia It DR. BAsrRsLTa Family Nodlciae
EtoFe " ksdita1 ze:t, NEAR taa 9o5s 0Ace
kuk11t9 lttT 8&TN
, 1864-08-23
CONETITTTTIO WAITER

CONSTITUTION WAITER
I'D We navs a. aen t Z
" 1nSs OPIUM T ses ssd S.a @
Stone In the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges aftez
yrnating.
s &C. sas IT. tss e
foz any length Of lime.
In D5snenorrhos, u Painful Menstraatfsa,
and nenor1hagIs, er Prafas. Flowing.
e sssss as9E e. te9 sss7se e =
@ p yssS ri e. s,
a,sss.s 9Ea =, EA11e !; X r. TIE W1
~ + Il IL X III; q H.:
sSss e tsesR sEn II > 8
SRFfS + 5'asE q TIE s' a & ss ass
and In nne out II ten the ctos does DOT rea
disesss Us symptoms: r. ea9 o1y saq@sTass theH
g. u 4s2s e. f5sa 60
E;sss E{asssz .: zss iaz=:z. s:s::aas, asa 1Hna1s
SUPPRESSED TRANSFORMATION.
snE d.sssss I'D :aEoaE rsE!sstt ths .:ed1
sda to aaalst nature the suppression becomes ehSc.
-
I1nI 1ual1z ends Eez ea.sez.
Irritation Of the Seek Of the Bladder, Izsen
nation Of the Kldnsn, Catarrh ct
the Bladder, straaguary md
Burntns, CT Painful
Urinatiug.
al. oa 1eh eassot b ,siS L ts pFs!ss
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent s1
IL you troubled with that distressing pain Ia sa
i Fl 81 q Sena Wsf iii aDs sea1s -
EsX!e..
PHYSICIANS
Have long since Eiven up the OF nuchu, cubf14
and Juniper In the treatment OF these discispH. xo1
oaly use then fer the Wn1t Of better teMedy.
CONSTITUTION XVATER
p1ored Itself equal to the task thst has dayolv
upon e.
DIQRETTCS
Irirate sd drcnch the kdneys aud BY const1ne res
so62 lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed do.
eaas.
Read! Read!! Read!!l
DAEvu1X, Pa. ycns z. 1SE.
u Wk. s. S0a=Eess AE: I: TatznssY, l9tt.