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VOILECTOR'5 NOTICE.

TOIIECTOR'5 NOTICE
sts.c II Irioo!a, CourtJ Of Coot-as.
xITY lotI.HGFaK's UFT1GK,
Cocxf hopAA, hook 10 Ii,
CHICAGO, Jol. 10th, 1AS3+ }
PunNc n:ilce u nsety Eiysa thsl "tsTanf u EnT
- Ii csion nf ! Gr<c1A AIseasmtnt 1ef1ee ff tte
f:uypiriS Fillrx AID Packing A1rJ1 IN uoeE M
IA School s: ctioO Addition to Ca1c&xos hss been
iIsctd il ny hands for collection.
IN % soLs Interested IN xtld AkscSmeZH tre 70
nne1f a 70 1s 1HE1ed4As payment 1t my ocA- In
eefsrt OF such payment the said as1esament win b
collected 4: tbs COS: ind 1e of tho pcssons naole
thefeforr. A. Il EEA4D, G1tY ColecoI-
ili1G1s6 1T
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More Of the Horr0rs Of lAnder1ou.


This bower Of slavery is Albany, Georgia,
only a few miles south Of that plague spot Of
civilization, that Golgotha Of horror, Ander-
sonyi(le, y hich 7 passed on the way. As I
looked out upon those '.bull pens" where QUE
poor boys were huddled, like hogs, beneath
the open sky-uuder chilling rains md blIs-
tsrinE suns when II ralned, barying their
aTpe aaSs g te Il 9gsI aa 5e, to KEEP @ as .nd a I
the sun returned. shuddering like sick plants,
that the fouut Of mercy, even only festered
with disease-as looked cutiupon this sight,
while repentant Confederate officer {lhis
genus homo in Georgla is exceedingly rare1,
confessed how respectable neIghoor to ths
prison having veutursd to bring to the pfis-
The craving Of their horrible Infection,
scurvy "a disease resulting from low
a!et On salt md M stale food,1 bad
himself been thrust Into dusanse. aud
kent there three weeks; while with his veg
etables, he foul aend that had 'charca Of tho
!. prison, instead Of throwing them away, With
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{Mf1isIKRi.
1sr. EAsCEs<LH'S
FEVER AND kcuE KILLER.

This Medicine will eursAgus and Fo7sr, Dumb
Ague. chills and Fewer, Intermittent snd
Een,1tteas Powers, and every to1,n Of TeTpr
Incident 10 the West,
Dr. tNrk 81 F1st- A@d agar K,rc- wAyvAE,
EhD ICs IRE a1dtt Il fAIL5 ,hs money Nil b n
tEed 10 the o~rchAAas 10sed - i. scyaa.
Il Prfc@ II SO 2e1 IQtt4u-
II For aalo >. DIX HAsTIKLY q cos Fszt.v
Ne+nctf S;GEr. 10 A1dlAon ~ Chic eSp IN
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All Parties

Gao rroes,e certain Ptrvrntzt1ve feou contracting
p.i.ste dlIessea elthfr msle Or female hy enclosing
IS csutt ttEE.tx trc ccna3 to Or FRANK CHAHBER.
LAIN. GAenA. u T-H-ihe nsdicln4 uped u 6itnnle
auo harmless: and costs hat 1sw cenrs. Ano. st.
clpe to cure t-e sam. Roth TINA OF
lex the Cf1sr- DE- EdANk CGAHEERLAIE. t]a1e 1,
III, T 4 - This Ia no hpmbrY iyIsds9t-ls
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Iblra9o Grl!,uue.
FRIDAY. JULY 1865
FROM EUROPE.
The Dublin Exhibition.
PROSPECTS OF COTTON SUPPLY.


Political Anatrs IN Spain-1he New
Cahi ree-A Suunbb3e IN the Pnface-
Ihp I1flucpce In Htnnce-The ttr7ke
An opC tho Cnbmtn.
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T It Is stated that the leading Masons Of
Massachusetts are about to invite their most
influential brethren at the South to visit
them nnd partake Of their hospiaalitits. thu:
the memories Of past strifes may be bIotted
ont and the Union commence IN the lndlyid-
Aenr
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DFs As L. NpehfEf'&
EFAstsEt IL: The cssh. ttis oue CT the
very bttt Articles f01 cleahs.g and preserving the
tech ever ofered TO ite ruhae, II warranted 70
&ontain nrid oshef In &rs.ent IN tho 1east
anjustouk to the tecth. A e4ks of superior tooth
paste seco1 pat1es each bottle. The 0deuse1kl.e can
Dc found ii vhoes,e retai hy dsugCtts generally.
c.I SPENCER & Co. Tropr,tloFs,
Providence, T. l.
CEMks, EAIEEs t. CC. rrw Ynrk. 6ele Agents,
10 ~Eo'- Rll orderk shtnld be addressed.
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1ITY COAIPTROLLER'S OF
~ FME CnuA1o. Ju.y 1c.h, ISIS.

Ii puszranee Of N oTde Of the Ce1Ecr Council Of
The City OF ChcA<o, saseed On TIN 1sta day Of Juue
!le hs.ck bnidinn thereon, 70 Hts: Sab L.: Ruaber
nvo g. r. ict NUT 6E 1Vt O. II Flock fozY one ar
sloa of saia Lot ngs u aatt Nock feEtJ ns i lie
Enfth tFesty TO fec oI salh SAD 10: fve asid nrn
~ @ s,s .ituaied e te eosne! of HA1hlnxtea 1ad
fest nont on Washington xnd seTaotf 10 feet fronI
or F1sukiit xEett. S 80 'sA"
ec&led proposals. VIII he received 1t mr. Gttca Eo 9
Ca15t Houte. unr1 the 20 h dsy 1f July tn. 4 II
O'clock u to1 the pu.thase ct sud Sab Iut TrtIp1
Of s1e. cash on delivery II de3d.
The des1Encd rfserFan the right to rs.ec: a.5 oE
WALTER EtNcAIL.
Ubd1641S{ CITY Eo1:pfale:.
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VOkPCRATION EOTICF.

~ lY11cx or TEL BnAkp or PrHLlo WoRxs
Chttsxo, July 10th, 1s6s. !
70 ha4 ordered thst Atchlsan st1ees. npm tbs cat
acc Ct CAsa Street t. tkn rcktway Of ClAck s.o: b
beck pavement sa:d wos1 70 Be DOM uadsr the ID
pr4r1sntenes OF thc B3asd o! FxbYc Wo.s1 sGd tf1t
the sHr1 Nf twenty-five tho-4aad nve hundred aad
sixty dolla,1 and sixty.zine conta be nsaassd
upon tho rea est2ta deemed beoe3tsd BY tbs I'm.
TIC Rev1te4 Charter, Il amanded, In xuch czse Hado
kld p:Crttsd, =
ptasons tnsere1ted, that tbs Commissioners OF the
B 5a.1 OF Public Wo1k1 VIII .1tet II Aoon 70 Is IN
the CouF House IN SAID city. the 18th tGY Of ely
A. D. 1xt at the tonr Of II O'Clock T. TO azee.s tho
amount directed II afdse4sl Ey tha CoERtn Couu,
Gil 70 te asssRssd Gu tho rrAt edIst0 deemed henetad
J.1. GIHDKLK
FRKD- IKE1.
q. j H0lk
Conc.lEsinacs1 o1 tbs Boasd OK Ppta.c Work..
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SOUTH As1EHerCAA
Inferesti1. Narrative Of Gen. SirkIes
Visit tU WpHoIa,

tFro,n tie Washington Cnron,cl.,1
During an interesting Interview with Alsior
General s!clles, alncs his return from Sou b
America, We were particularly edited by his
description Of the fetal operation of the doc
triEc Of State Rights, as developed under the
inspiration Of the Calhoun school of poll:t
cihns and applied In the several South Amer
lcan republics, Our oWn people may gather
admonition and instruction from their expert
tnce. According to their theory. the relation,
of the Federal Government to the States Is
one Of entire neutrality. Take the Republic
Of Columbia lfa revolution or insurrectton
occurs IN any Stntc, the Federal Government
canEot tnteIfrre, either by military or
civil authority. Wh.n revolution has Ct
nsatory upon the Federal Government to re-
cogn!ze whnteyer State authority exists de
Jado In consequence of snch revolution.
Inc Sena'ors in Congress nrc called Senn
tor Plenipotentfaries from tht various dis
tficts they represent. Theso Senators, when
Office expire, retatu their positions for the
time tor which they We're elected--because
they arc deemed the representatives of the
sovereignty, and not Of the successful party
for the time being. Their IDEAS as to the
tenure Of office ore equally striking. The
presiding ollcer OF the Senate. correspondents.
with our Vice President Of the Kepubllc, il
elected once month! Tho Speaker Of the
House is chosen for the eams term. The
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court holds his
office for uglo term of court. 6utfuge Il
universal, inciudlDg negroes. Emancipation
has produced great changes In the social and
political Rtatns Of the blacks. They are
eligible to all cmplcymcnts or professions.
civil or military. Black doctors attend white
PATIENTS; bleck LAWYERS havo white clients,
and argue cases bctore white Judges, and
white lawyers argue cases before black
judges, Que Of whom presided last year as the
Chief Justice Ct the Supreme Court OF the
Republic. He Is beth learned aud &C .on,-
pltshed. scycIal c1i:ers Of distinction aud
high rank in Nosqucra's revolution, which
Terminated year before last. were b1acks who
commanded white and black troops brigaded
together. The Indian race Is similarly eru-
brdftd trgetEer with the blacks, aid are seen
holding stats In both branches OF Congress.
and In the different Stale Legislatures.
The faciltty with which revolution Is iuau-
guzntcl and coded, was Illustrated on the
9TH Of Aialch last in Panama Between l,n-
ner and tea tie government CT the State was
changed 4 battalion Of regular troops STA
tlGntd thtre as the conseryatots OF order,
were iIduerd TO take part In tho movement
for a neT government By some Of The resi-
dtntB, who were diss4 listed with the exist
ing administrator. They "scundc1" tho
CcloEel to know whit he thought, but find
fDE that he was opposed to the scheme, they
quietly Imprisoned h.t1, together with sew
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TT S. SANITARY COAIhfIS.
E1OS AMY AND n AAvyCLA1N AGENCY,
No CI1AKGE FOR SERVICES.

M 11IA Hf'E FUtk %E.ItF ICES,
IL D. EAkrlETT. Lora' Aseat- !; .. Boz 1aS3.
Uulce. Room u leyn olda' Lock.
The q. S. SANITARY u4Alas!on des!aas n r71.ve
s IuIefa B..ort, tae:r 1stntlA 1r3n the heavy
r1pe7 "a u.ukily raid 1rs tho proiecuu1n OF AaCn
Stops Of pay. houp5 and asher azasns
.hr Government W1ruorT ChAE6k OF Effkaax or
Any LID wlIArEs7R TO rEE tiAIxAFfs. .,- ~ :
Or application sent to .tis Ax.nc5. etalink tne
Ntme epd p9st Et1Le adaItIS Of The Claimant. &ne
laEe rauk comraAs it.'Hea1 se1yics. eno s!ats ef
.ae ao3tler whose acc aant ts els.m y mAse "
ot orct arxe OF death. the ptprt bIsnks will ne Eliza
ont far u pc9lip!e ant led 10 tat pe1oa
py!1g Tcese can thr1 b. eze, rt+d u 'eta-red u
thls ctlce wberc 'he clsim Will he prosecuted 10
~ q 1tpu. IN the shoEtea. y -ssib e tiuao
-
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S1nuE CLING at NuNn1o-lKeycnue OU.
Ger 8u11.

XII
Deputy Collector Of Customs E. Hensler, Of
Tonawands, having received initmation that
certhtn parties whu'd attempt to "rn1n q
cargo acrEss from Canada last Sunday night,
tuok email beat, and In company with q
couple Of mer-Dot ofllccr-pickettd the wa
tcIs found Buckhorn Island. About o'clock
q beat containing three men and nuubcr OF
boxes CT goods was observed coming from The
Canada side. Hensler Immediately give
csase, ald commanded the other parties to
stop, which they refused to do, While in
pursuit one Of the rowlecks In the oil1ccc's
boat broke, and be Was unable to ovettake
The tugltlves. He approached sufficiently
near, however, tn recognize one Of the parties,
2 man named =; '. Day, well known rs .
recognized Hensler. and, d: awtng revolver,
fred at him, eaclhlming "G-d d-n yon:
Henslcr, I've got six mora thots for your
and fireo agein, the balt striking Mr. Hensler
in the finger. The latter attempted to return
the fire with 9 six shooter which he Tad bor-
rowtd, but the cartridges were defective,
and the weapon would not 20 OF. He then
drew q four shooter ct his own and fired, but
the distance betTeen the boats was SO greatly
increased Tint his 6hot0 did not take effect.
Day and HIS companions then went down to
Navy Island, on tie Canada side, ard landed
the carso-supposed to b. cases Of g!n--clmo
American shore and escaped.
Earlier In TIE 1norning-abont O'clock
two men came across the rtyes IL boat, hnv-
ing ten kegs Of whisky. Afser landing, they
loaded the liquor into wagon, ana were
starting OF With II, when they were over
hau1td by Mr.. o. Bendell, Inspector Of Gus
toms, who bad been lying In walt for them,
md who, with the assistance of two others,
arrested the men, took possession Of the
team, wagon md contents, and bought the
property to the city.
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ECAVEEGER.

w,n a,t.nd "a e.earinx p11yy vault, se.noy1nS "a
y,1s m1nufn AUG cEcn9vt m&tG of every DESCRIPTION
Addsc0 oTdes1 to oCEhEsAEs kuhI. r. O: Boz 114H
m1cASo. U.lno1t- e0Nsaa3u
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Hair uTel sAalr K1yesy

ri rn1 wozLD. The ocly siALxLsAs, 1Erx sad E1I!.
iHII Dys kncrr: Tut trlchcid Hk.s Dye 10 Pc1lecs
ExlossT HLAcr aut SA1rEAL BsovN. EtthoEt l1tur.
LEX the Ha!r or stliui.s She kka leaving the H.r so
end beautiful; ln;t:h uatk Vitality, Frequently re
ftoruE !ts prstitr eolo &ad -tctu thg IL etcets o.
Had Dyek. The 0en1ine IL sighed WILLIAM h
BACHELOR, Ill ctheFe 1rrlthtt1ct ~
% avoidet. eold By ~ pfrkg1sk. A&- Factory Il
Esestlota New Toilet Cream for D7cad,s te.Halr,
te2S <su%ly Il ~Arn
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E1RST.CLAo5 IMPROVED

SOUTH WATER STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE At CT4UE
VIII be solt At auct cn from Tie north doct Of tho
1rGft HonH. at 1C 0'cltck 4. II. BA ArUHDAf. July
aG. 1tss e tsu II. !n bloct7 tscven), Port Dear
0osp AG1ttlyh, Eve h:osy hri"L sir~. s$3 bQuso
MetG: stfe end lumber . aud 4 7 Aleu-. ave.
Ine ol1E the fope-ty Of tue iate Josepb Natt.1on
Attshlou e monty yol nlen IL lied this saIc An
49, W q !e Elay be - taa enc OF AccAGH
- FULL. u Gastns 1Atk buEdtuE.
jJltd1t: Sep t. IL COBB E1scu.or
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AasIrcAa Tina TQ9lss

CHICAGO AND yoEruwE5rE5N-DEPor COR. WEST
WATER AND KNNz.
Ms6s 81 s95ssss r. 80 sS,e: u u
J.n,evtla Aecoaaossss. *aN p.1. sis ., n.
Woodstock Accosl-.- ...*s:00p. N. e4GG0a. m.
raltoa sd crd,f Rspids.. ssSam. r1s T.
Fqsspart Foss2n ssn aad Da3iei:s s@ n
Ereepott and D1nle!sa. =. 1nM .. .. 95jp. n.
I2etiost sce Fog Ei7ss.. ~ !. Z. l.:loa. n.
RsSs9: RSsa md E;S:a::::.: ssa 81 + + tGS
@ s.ca1aA1 cxs7xs1. - 40
D9Hot K1oseas. %tW l. N. $fd:s0 I. r.
Detroit Expssss. : ss.-.-.'.---.,tS@pa. 11as9p.m
Ss e7rstRRs nRsiss e. G:a:as @ ed :: fsas II It's "
Acs2ao3 Expfcst. es:go = q 71!:ee y. Il.
Nsght SkpEess..::..:..::..ta13 p.3. .: sts.a.
ANp 1RIhMAd sfR6Et1.
Ua7 E1pre5S.. "t:ou 4. nj. t11:sN P. n
!;.eo!4s EEEess....- fSse ?. z. ssy; ,;s:sS + 2
Hight htE1,s's Via Ac1!s1 ts:sop. r. stl1:1o ?. n
nav E3171ssoaa. s.ar ~1zs, 4 g 70 a4ss;
S;ss|Ps EIsssss ssti,. =,,5' ,EsS
sEsinnasi s11ies::.... fssss !. =. ,s:s9p. = =
Gt<asettz9 s5t.a Es<snsyie1n4a Essiy6. z. 4.
Lasva EtttssasK.... 800 IN. Es5p.a. 44DpG
amy, s!sssz i Fsss II II s. s. is e: Is Is g g
u .2:se p.a. .ata In. s:ss.a
~ .s:npa- rsau. 5;4spa
w::siss:Ss Is 81 81 iss - :s sss e e
CHICAGO AND eAEa7 yAs11aS RAILWAY.
t.ate Cincinnati and Chicago Air-L.ns ks,iras.)
Ssy cypress; 7. aos l. z.
(Fu. Ctcciaaat, Itaia1ap1lla ant Lcu!.yiile.l
, 1865-07-14

DRQFOSALS FOR ENGINES
l. AED BrnLR FOB CHICAGO wATEH WoI,KS,
0Fy1c1 or TILE ecAKo or fUBLIc sroEkn
--.-- CaICA6o, jay 4th 1tas-
sealed Proposals vii ue recetr~t IN the 1osru OF
Public Morfs u.'l II Z. u. TaURaDAr. July c+h.
Tor . pa1 Of CandelalaE Beam Pumping Ea4iaa3 aud
Boiler, 70 be set up conrie:a l. tails city. On 1ne
Gounds q tte Pumping Mo1o 81 1hs Chi-AEo "A:ef
spoction 1t this omca- The tpee!6t2aous will b
mailed to E1y pa: tes te81r1oE ihto.
The en&iaes ere to h.ve cap. city TO de!ve1 s1u
600 gallons Of wafer In n hou1 ueeeT heAd Of rs n1s
with prtn1urc cf1 pouEca .. E.enM 70 Ire b,ital.
WORKS. t1ao:Red" p7opo,ll1 for Pumping Eaxi1u." !"
The Bossd ireeym the x.xht to sets:t e2' ar al
ttrE 1t kiyes evidence sA1x.o.y 70 the Boxsd that
Satisfactory security I'll b required Of tbe coz.
1fnf1l-. J. q. I.EDEl.Er
FRED LKTZr
.....--. U.J RUEE
tyae7ts-1ct BoArd OF Vp5Ic Worm.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE RII1Ln.

IN EKs.-Houee IL ha, aby sivsn that pesled uso.
p sAs vii re- sorevad mill thu . hdsY Of JaiY is6
tnr taa nutdihk Of Ar,dgn over For Rser q Sills
TO- Kendall Copn'y. lii Bids viii % ntda 3epaYata.
~ for t~e btone Work and Who'd work a bin 1nd
srscifcxiors can b. ~ en q my of1er or eQpY of
ap%e hCs3toa1 sent bv HAl to pAfttas FeonsatinT
Address sAA'L AcXATa& soesut4xJ, Nei!nTtons
Kendall County, III. NfNM Il WA1
, 1865-07-14

Ct3re No. ~ 6ocIh J:a-btrn s:srst. Chicago. H.
conunpo* u t1est VIII u;cara' eie1 e1cctHt n=vtr
falling 10 EIfr. III i.hscitc tr!yAn D:1ea8oA, L1So
Aaetn stin. iys: ComrnM;n: M Fever sd ASuA Ca.
lasl5 ali tsse4sss aud irregularities Of the 1eHs sEs.
um Laoie. suass,ax run ~ Me.x:es.: osses5, q e
Hrooks tf4en 5ea:s e<ptsian"e and uaps.sle.et fue
u L tab PAssicsls: specially. L.dls. cAi.lnK viii
Zee 60 cat but tie Doe o. Cou1H2tEHoos f-ah HEd
co-n-sE:al EE1:fn.a ro.,mA far 1At1u5 Ind tcntto-
tn~n frrnct e1u!A::x Pills. snfe Aac ssta Fflce,
Isoz 17s3 a.: le:se.s promptly AnaWs1e-. tssdsl g.
, 1865-07-14

DROPOSALS FOR DREDG-
j ING OUT GDDtE ISLAND.
QFT1E1 OF IHI BoAID O0 PUBLIC ToEKa
GaicAao July IL, 1855. :
6ca!ed Cfopcaa!t Will ,. received this ct1ee I'll
leg. OF xkst . "Goos. 1i:aEt q The }an toa
Of he horta snd South Esaschc, ot Chicago RIVE
Ing 10 epettcas.cns which v1u ready tos ins1c--
pnn At tht1 ptEce on md at.eT july 1Dt5.
Proposals mutt be directed 10 tic Board Of Public
W,1Ea, G1do.tcd "P1o1osAs Tor D.e1R..E Goosa
Lad" IT Fond ress-ye tht 1lxft 70 ze!scs sEy or
all h.d,. h1t bid u b a-e.2t,u u6.fss III p'
tuhErttnF It gret eyi.ens. ealas fAc:c1 70 the BoAd
1aht lie Il CO Epete.s, tr.a1.s ead sSsponashle.
] G GNpRLE
FEED. IBTL
.-.. y. J. RoSX,
Nscs9 1N Board OF Public WORM.
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miscellaneous.
HUMfHREYs'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAYS proved, fscm the mess ample expert rce N CO.
tt.e sU1eess: simp!e etc!eIs and telnhle- Tnsy
.as oe5 fS!f saafa q % p12P1a5 ~ .ne ns
teen 20 h.1ll r. . - % frca ffaz daaEe; aat %
the hiahess cor1n sadasIoes from al, AID viii elwsys
IsIdPr 41tsl11Soc.
, 1865-07-14
&. CARRIERS COUGH BaLsAM
The MS. Important Medical Dlsea1as1 sf he
Nineteenth Centuryls
DE. dIARK8'
SYPHILITIC CURE.

This celebrated Remedy Is Speedy; safs aud
Radical cure fer SYPHILIS In the PrIm5yY
Secondary and Tertiary sragss.
From time m1nenoriAl tne1e hA4 e14sed In m 1arra
cities coutagiou4 SEXUAL DI9EAaE, cAilet III.
el!Ll3. Nhlc:t depends uron special cause tnat Il
distinct VIRUS, which capable Of tsnusnlsalq1 pY
lpnQcplatton.
DE-. MARKS SY?HILEIC CURK.
I. kns only medicine ever dfsccve.rd thst VIII,
their varied and eep!!c1ted forms, aud thoroughly
eradicate tho sYPaLlI1C POISON o. VIRUS tuR
the system
This distinctive dtseass. formally considered IN.
CuFabe, which hha bateu the 8x1L ok our ruals 80.
1ent phJs1Eians and MILLIONS to be coAv9Yca
to PREMATURE GRAVES, or to drag out rnIstrShl9
existence what time life LATED, Can noE ha = aPREt
LIZ and EFfEETUALLY CUEEO by
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Itrdsr aztl.fs1sIos-
ko. Cn1es Kevers. ccaaczt'oo. :nlsm.uo7z s
Worms, ~crla fovsr y su collie. c..,.. 73
Dfsr9SSa si euiaasn e u aaas..... s
:. n5sentery, s,'2'ns: si.lous cosic...- s
GhSiS5n q @ Srhns, ,l3 n;s. ,1sss. =
:. :. NcuFnlaia, to .thache, 10 :aede..... s
:. HendNcfieH, alex a"hdach e...-....... y
:. 10 b5spepsln. o1Ious srou .ch -....-..,- a
:, u :. @1oprcssed, s:snty, painful p rod. IS
-. y LucorrhGn, y Vht;e,................
:. i :. Viii khcam, srs'esi.s: eia1;;iSi::. s
:. e Fever md A3NE, chill fsser. ....... 50
"a ,ph.hainJ, 9,1e. 4 q ;:ned sy;a:.::. g
:. 20 Waooping md .p..nodis coaxn1... g
Hs.h%. Hs4 .:sanses s11ds:.*a ses 81: s:ssx g
ffa;sisknss.. = .lssas;.s fsoa Hiding s
q :: Ssrso1s DsSn,ts .enie Al aIi:;ioaa. ~
tnvoi1ntafv eisoh ,Exes-.............1o0
sars efs sq. Z sas Ne INT Ssd g
II Eatnlql Periods. area M.tn spsans- 50
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HUXPHREYs' spEcIg1CR
ROME0PAT6lC MEDICINE COMPANY,
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For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
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AEEa IS, Chicago, Ill.
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A UCTION SALE OF FIRST.
OF GOVERNMENT

OFFICE C. 8. CATTH pNur1
CHATTANOOGA TKST i. July 7. t.ss-
VII sell At Pub4.c Auction on W1DNEApAY,
Juiy 19th IT y a. Cat 10 Depot In Gu ertsaooga.
Tenn about 800 head Of Condem ,ed U. u neai Cat
tie. In lots 70 suls pcrchaSers- Terms caah.
bT order Of CoL J. C. Read, Chief c. 8. Military
Div71!on Of The Trnxessee
jyl2ds3+5s C. 8. GARFIELD. Capt aad G. T.
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CHICAGO AND SoEruwE5rERN-DEPor cor. WEST
WATER AND KTN7TY
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the gorge. The enemy held the eastern ex-
t1tnlity Of tie pass in large force. and direct
I'd heavy fire OF artillery upon the road
leading through It, md upon the sides Of the
mountain. The ground occupied By Jones
afforded no oppoEt tunlty for the empl 1yment
oi Artillery, Hood, with TWO n.idgades, and
Wilcox, With thIce, were ordered to turn tbs
enemy'a right, the former moving over the
mountain By q narrow path to tbs left OF the
pass, and the 1atter further to the north, by
Hopewell Gap. Before these troops reached
their destination, the enemy advanced, and
attacked Jones' left, under Brigaalez General
G. T. Anderson. Being vigorously tspulsed,
be withdrew to bis position 1T the eastern
end of the GAp, from which he kept up an &C.
tive fire Of artillery until dark, and then re-
treated. Generals Jones and Wilcox b.
Yoncked that night east Of the mountlfn !;
and On the morning Of the Goth the whole
command resumed the march, the sound Of
canuun ut Manassas announcing that Jackson
was already engaged. Longstreet entered
down toward Groveton, the head Of his col
umn came upon the field In rear Of the enc
ny's Left, which had alreRdy opened with az,
tulcry upon Juckson's right. Us previously
described. He Immediately placed some Of
his batteries In position, but before he could
my withdrew; not, however, without loss
from our artillery. LongstEeet took position
on the right OF Jackson, Hoods two brig
AIDES, supported By Evans, being deploYed
across tic turnpike, and at right angles to
IT. These troops were supported on the left
by thee br3gades under General Wilcox, and
by n like to1ce on the right under General
Kcmper. D. R. Jones' division formed the
cxtrtmc right Of the line, resting on the
Manassas Gap railroad. The cavalry
cuard.d our right and left nanks; that.
on the right beng under Gen. Stuart In per:
son. After the arrival of Longs.reat, the
enemy changed his position and began to
concentrate opposite Jackson's left, opening
brisk artillery fire, which wns responded to
with effect by eome Of Gen. A. P. Hllis bat
terteH. Col. Walton placed part Of his ar.
tillery upon commanding position, between
Gems. jackson and Lougstreet, By order Of
the latter, and engaged the enemy vigorously
for several hours.
approach of large force from the direction
OF Bristoe Station, threatening Longstrect's
right. The brigades under Gen. Wilcox were
sent to reinforce Gen. Jones, but no serious
attack was made, aud after firing few ahots
tle enemy Withdrew. While this demonstr1-
tfou was being made on our right, large
force advanced to aseRn the LETT Of jackson Is
position, occupied by the division Of Gen. 4.
P, BILL. The attack WAS received by his
troops with their accustomed steadinesa, and
the battle ragged with great fury. The enemy
was repeatedly 1epu1sed. but again pressed
on tie attack With fresh troops.
Once be succeeded In penetrating
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