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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19
I.ErTRp fRonI HoN. 4. q. RIpnLR.

The Sick, Wounded and Dead Ohio Sole
dIers at Washington.--HOw they Fought
allow they arrived at WRshinEton, and
how they are Cared for.
WASHINGTON, June IS.
EDIToRs LEADER ~ have just returned
from visiting the Ohio wounded from that
fatal fight which as yet has no name, fought
Monday morning between jackson and his
whole army, and Gen. Tyler with $500 %
Shields division. OF this we have as yet
no official repOrt-nO list of the killed and
missing, and all Of our killed and worst
wounded were left. We understand FREE
mont recovered these and the guns lost by
Tyler. There was obviously the not unu-
sual blunder, hard fighting, desperate valOr
and defeat. y
The Seventh is understood TO have lost
over ninety, killed and wounded, of the SO4
who went into battle. Since Cross Lanes
this, one Of the brayest regiments that
there is in the whole army, has never had
man takenl Colonel Creighton and our
boys are spoken of as having performed
prodigies on this occasion Mr.. Wright,
their Chaplain, now here, and who served
as aid-de-camp to Tyler in the battle, says
il is impossible for men to have done bet
ter; and the boys say the Chaplain is a
I
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Large and Attractive Sale OF
nHTNFSF Avn TADAHFcF H00Oo

AT AUCTION, BE........-.....O. GUTTER 4 S0S,
At the Store corner Of Superior and ssneca-Sts.,
(Spangler Northrup Block @ or
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CHEROKEB CURE!

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions Impetencyi Loss Of Power, Pains tn the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Menstruston, and all diseases caused by dsyiating from
the path Of nsture, and indaging in SelfPoIution-
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs Of generation sre speedily
cured, and ful vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor de6flitated worn down
and desParing devotee Of sensual pleasure will find re
lief.
It's safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in
action; containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 bottle three bottles for g. and for
warded BY express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER q AERwIN, Proprletors.
Sole Propretors IS JefFerson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
phis, Tenn.
EF-sod il Memphis BY ali responsible druggists.
mF26-dtWHwlY
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

skilful and experienced wOrkmen also, large stock
of tools and materials embracing the latest improve
ments and Inventions and do all kinds Of work in
line, including the msking OF and complicated
parts in the best with dispatch Also plain
and ornamental engraving.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public.

MEssRs. CLARK, GREeoRY & Co Ihave been afflicted
with the letter my eet for a number Of yesrs and
have used four bottles Of your AmbrcsaI Oil, which
have effected cure eheerfuny recommend it to al
persons afflicted with letter
We y respectfully ". B. GBUBBS
Nashville, October 9th, 1850
Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY & Co., Nashville Tenn.
Gents; find there is great demand for your Ambro
sia Oil Ii is said to be frstrate article for rheuma
tism. Iregret that did not take an agency when yoU
we're here As the demand is very great hope you
will send It to me- it viii be of mutual benefit t,
each of US Yours, respectfully,
R. S. HARDY, Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn January 10th, 1860.
Sold at the manufactures price By s. Mansfield 8
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Mem phis druggists. ial4daw2w
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"a me- AFFLICTED I

nR .THos. H SCARBOROUGH having located IN
J Memphis will confne himself principal Y to We
neiial Diseases Syphilis especially, be chred per-
manently without the f mercury. So certain am
of success in al that come under my treatment
that / will pay the expenses in every cot cured
when governed by my DIRECTORS Having long Nxpe
Tence As p selitioner Of medicine in the diseSees Of
the South will attend al the practice offered in The
city Office eO3 Main street. side, up st4rs, north
Of Jefferson street. ja5jm
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BY NCLANAHAN & DILL.
9aiIg gppeal.
So REWARD /!

CsTRAYED from ths stable Of the subscriber r.
- on the night Of the 18Th inst. SORREL ~
HORSE about fifteen hands high, white star
on his fcrshesd The above reward viii be psla TOT
his delivery to me- j. k'sCSo'
fa169f Second street
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CAPS

We extensively engaged in the manufacture Of
Caps for the Army consisting Of the Zouave Navy and
Army styles We prepared 70 furnish regiments
short notice. FRANCISCO g. WIGGIN
25g Main street
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SUGAR
REMOVAL!
Patent Wire Gates /,

Thankful for past fsvors solicit continuance, prom
isihg satisfaction WIN. UNDERWOOD
s.-I have on hand iot Of Chain Pumps
oe2f-sr Vt
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We effer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
Y Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets
jal4-Iy
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SHOES /! SHOES /!
OUTCKsILVER.
BARRELS +!
GUM COPAL
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS WANTEI

A Ny number Of experienced workmen End i'm
"A mediate and regular employment by calling the
undersigned, st the corner Of Alabama street and
Thornton avenue. Foar dollars per diem viii Be paid
for Ousside work.
jal6lw@ T. W WHEELER
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COVHGT0N FEHiLE SEMINARY 4!

THE NEXT SESSION
or THIS INSTITUTION vii % en- on tuesday,,
II February 4th.
A daily hack runs TO Mason's DEPOT on the Memphis
Feu6 Ohio Rsiiroad.
1'uition ileludng the higher Mathematics, Ancient
- s-5ares etc s5 with one dollar for inciientas
.73li51 t5ens2 S'O' ''-'' JAuEs HOLMES
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NOTICE!

LOUISVILLE, KY, November /, 1851.
TTyE beg to sdvse friends and correspondents in
w The C0nderste States, that our WALTER G. AN
DERSON has removed his residence, permanently, iu
Memphis Tenn, to which point they will please dree'
al communications.
Address follows
ANDERSON. DUNYHUB & CO,
rnnI fn-rqrn Memnh.s Tenn.
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At WHOLBSALE!

295 bales best Us Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 cases Wool Hats,
3 +" Gum OVcrshOeS,
rs Z" Gents Boots,
9 WOmen's Stout shoes,
9I ChiIdren's shoes,
6 f" Youths Shoes,
so " Boys Shoes,
90 Mems Kip shoes,
6 /" Russet shoes,
NJ Umbrellas,
rs pieces Tweeds and CassiIneres
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
25 Kersey,
20 EerinOS,
100 Plaid and striped Do
mestics,
30 . Gimghams,
10 Heavy Shifting Checks,
I5O CaIicOes,
so Hickory Shirfings,
90 dozen OveraIIs,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
soc pairs PantaIOOns,
SO Suits Gray KeTseys,
SOC dozen spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 " Wool Hose,
so " Cotton Hose,
so Misses and ChiIdren's
Hose.
so gross Military Buttons,
900 lbs. Turkey He'd Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. zephyr WOrsteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
zoe Bed Comforts,
Blankets, WittS,
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings.
RIeacbed s.
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FIanDeIs, Green BaiZe.
White and Red FIannels,
shasvIs. Neck Comforts,
Black VeIVets, AIPaccas,
Irish Linens,
handkerchief. CFaVatS, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GauntIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal .
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet Warps,
Wrapping TWine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins.
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
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WANTED.

A LADY competent to ill the office Of MATRON
u in a Young Ladies' Boarding School Also. q
Teacher of Drairg aud Painting The best of refer
enoss viii be required. For particulars address
O. COLIINS,
State Female College,
iae9u Memphis. Term.
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to Manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of woTkmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction 70 all who may favor US with their pat
ronage. nol0-3m
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PLOWs AVID CoTTON TIEs
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS /!
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.,

MEMPHIS. January 7, 1852
THIS Road has not had any THROIiG GH AGENT TO
receive freight for the past th, and persons
continuing to ship TO be Agent Of this company are
notified as they have been heretofore that will not
reeegve it. except through merchant agent the
Depot Of the Company, and then only We bave cars
10 transport IT, w. J. ROSS
les 2v General Superintendent.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.

WUNHlNtAA UEtUAStN IsVs %
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVIsTON-wEST-)
ERN DEPARTMENT
COIUMBUs, Ky January Z, 1869
NTAJOR r n. S6OWDEN, Of the Adjutsnt Gen
W erals Department, having been ordered by Gen.
A S. Johnston to report 20 Is hereby assigned to
duty on my staff Assistant sdiutsn' General he
viii act in conjunction with Major George Williamson
the 4 assistant Adjntsnt General assigned me by the
Secretary Of War, aad hs official signature will be
equal respected.
BY command Of Major General PoLE
GEO. WILLIAMSON,
jaI2lw Msiot. 4. a. General
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FLANNEL SHIRTS I!
DISSOLUTION.
PLANTATION FOR SALE

n Consequence OF i'll health, viii sell my PI.ANTA
Il TION- uear Aussrsia Land 1g, in Bolivar cluniy,
aisslssippi fOeef with choice lot Of stock Ca tie
and Hogs Mules. Farming Utensils, Corn Fodder,
House and Kitchen Furniturs, upon sneh ferns snd
price cannot fsil "a any wishing inve st in
the Mississippi Bottom.
For particulsrs inquire Of A. n. BOYD. Memphis
Tenn, or to myself. the place.
II do not iiHd purehaserI VIII give good man,
with eight hands, who vsu take ch srgs Of my
Tlsse in person, gooi opportunity in eurvatiug my
Z shares J. Il MEH AFFEY,
Ll6lwF Australia, Miss
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!
YeIlasessee.

jackson 0ls.-.--... TIeHsessee.
gENHE SPRIVG SESSION viii open Jaau ~ ss,h,
i 1852 Cotton ~ 10 csnis and P.ovisious, viii be
taken in payment OF charges The Boa ding Depart
melt viii as an be urder the charge Of sus. Joaes
Board i1.5G per month.
For tuition, the usual prices, and be ginners in mr.
sic daily lessons viii be given.
For fir.her Tagticuars spPly 10
AMOS W. JONES.
jas tw N President.
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waNTFD. INWEDTATELY,

-,rvr - sly c4RINET MAKERS Also. two OF
Dee TINNERs. apply 81 i5t plsr street op
posite s-sssardis old Found y .,.,,,,,,
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special Notice.
Z-ssr 2 3. olars ( oo..s eoInmn.

|. E- See advertisement Of Ward McOleland, whole
sale and retail Druggists I75 1d III Main street. oppo
site Worshsn House SEQ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

A LOWER, unfurnished ROOM and BOARD, in a
"A private fsmily in walking distance of Court Square
for gentleman and his wife, without children I'm
questionable reference given. Address BOX $50
isl2-Iw Memphis Post Office
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NOTTCE /!

THIS is TO forbid an psrsons from ra5ng for or pur
Il chasing certain NO res, msde payable me Of
bearer by Messrs. Ketchum q Gaic as they are hel6
by CLARK Densou, without consideration
iaI52ts j holiday
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SUGAR.
FOR RENT.

nn HHDs SUGAR. Z ceiycd BY teainer konne
Ntltb And f5r sale by MORRISON q Co
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Ez5rThe attention of the readers of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement of G. ". JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, No 20 Ean street. spi3.ly
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NOTICE |!

I EFT AT MY STABLE, corner of Wash a
i \ ington street and Lsvee the Goth day LRIN
Of December a valuable Dark Bay MULE. LIZ
The owner VIII come and take it away or it VIII be sold
10 pay charges.
ial6lw d. 5. WRIGHT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For ComnfY Trustee.
F0r Tax Collector.

TTE sre authorized 70 aunounle HENRY r. JONES
~ q candidate for the Office Of County Trustee,
he eDeuinq March election. ial0te'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-02

How A NoHTHERN TRAITOR WouIp o.-The
rebel.sympathizinge editor Of the Dubuque Her.
aid, who deserves to be arrested as an enemy
Of the United States If any man ever did deserve
it, says, in answer to our question how he
would conduct this war, that he would do lust
contrary to what We propose to do. : !.
That is to say, that while We are in favor Of
crushing out the rebellion by any and ali
means justified BY civilized warfare and restore
the Union ct all hazards, he would let JEFF.
Davis l. Co. have their ewn way, let them do.
stroy the Union and quietly submit to having
the country overwhelmed with disaster, shame
and ruin. sI, ~ a!s .a4gi szz iila ~
We insist that this editorial wretch, unless
he stops his seditious utterancss, must either
be thrown into safe military prison or furn.
4 ished pass into the Southern Confederacy
where he may mingle with congenial spirits
He is traitor and deserves traitors reward
We call the attention Of the Government q
Washington to his case.
Il The time for triHing with this class Of trea
sonmongers at the North has gone by. The.
j. must henceforth either be quiet or take up tn
'rogus'suAreh. iChicsgo Journal,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-02

FROM CURr1s' CoMHAND.-A dispatch from
Cairo to the Chicago Journal, of the Goth, is as
follows: .ss,-..e n 3g.,sr @
Gen. Curtis had returned to Helena from be.
low. He reports that the enemy has crossed
into Arkansas in considerable bodies and have
carried with them twenty five guns of various
sizes, and he thinks they intend to reinforce
Hindman. nl4s. rga ~
Gen. Curtis has forbidden the purchase of
cotton near his command, that article being in
the hands of secessionists. It is little better
than aiding the revolutionists to pay them for it.
He thinke it should be con6scated. DOS
Needing . warehouse in Helena which be.
longed to secession merchant. He gave the
owner notice of his intention of taking it. The
owner said it was full of furniture at first, but
finally said he had secreted cotton in it, and
begged that it might be taken out at night, for
if the inhabitants found it be would be assassi.
mated. His request was granted.
Gen Curtis army is soon to move, if it has
not already gone; but not to Vicksburg, Is has
been said. l5 '~s,ssf, III -
The report Of the capture Of the rebel gun.
spoat Arkansas is not yet confirmed. 4.
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The correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
writing from Hazrisons Landing, under date .
July 2lth, says:
Nm. Senator Harlan and Mrs. Major Weed
40 here, from Warrington, with alarge amount
q hospital stores. They propose 70 remain
and give them out by personal distribution to
those most needing them. Those who have en-,
trusted stores to these ladies need have no fears
that every crumb viii not reach and alleviate
suffering. t tHs =. ~
individual exertion on this vide Heh for
ssod works, needs to be tempered With large
proportion Of practical sense or Il becomes .
1orse than senseless thing. Hra Harlan had q
1,other's experience at Shiloh, and has . degree
Of edmin,strating and executive aptitude that
would shame many Cabinet Ninister-this d.
recting . large-hearted woman's benevolenoe
peculisrly fts her for the work her hand hal
found 70 do. ~ IS
Mrs. Fales Of lows, wife Of NJ. J. T. Fakes o
the Patent Office, has been with the army eve
since it has reached this place, lending her owl
hands to the work of the hospitals, and person
ally distributing large stores consigned to he
by parties at the North.
The field of these ladies 10 among the reg
mental hospitals in the front camps. The poi
hospital at the Landing dses not 90 much Z,
ouire their assistance since i 6rst receives %
cial attention.
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The explosion Of Hazard's powder mill. At
Haxardville, Connecticut few days since W,
horrid affair. Eight men and one woman we're
killed. Only the bodies Of two could Be found.
The Others were blown to pieces, and the only
fragments found we're heads, fingers and portions
Of limbs, Ill of which only filed an ordinary
water pail, and were found in al directions and
1t great distances from the explosion. h
There is scarcely vestiage left Of the build.
ings destroyed. So severe was the conclusion
that dwelling houses within two miles were IN.
rooted, windows broken, trees uprooted, horses,
cattle and people Frustrated, etc. The explo.
sion WAS distinctly heard in Northampton and
West Brook6eld, . distance Of over twenty-five
miles. In Springfield houses we're Jared a. i
by an earthquake.
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Anew Order ny Con. Boyle.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRoEs IN KENTUCKY

Ef LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. 5.-The following Gen.
eral Order is issued, to be enforced by military
commanders in the District Of Kentucky:
NoPerson hostile in opinion to the Govern
ment and desiring its overthrow will be allow.
ed to stand for Office in the District Of Ken.
lucky. The attempt ofsuch person to stand
for Office win be regarded as in itself sufficient
evidence Of his Reasonable intent to warran.
his arrest He who desires the overthrow Of
the Government can seek Office under the Gov
eminent only to promote its overthrow. In
seeking office he becomes an active traitor, il
20 has never become one otherwise and il liable
both In reason and in law to be treated accord.
ingly. All persons Of this description who per.
sist in Offering themselves ~ candidates for Of.
fec win be arrested and sent to these Head.
quarters.
By command Of Brig. Gen. BOYLE.
JOHN BOYLE, Capt. and A. AG.
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NOTICE.

~ Taken up June, 1859, By NJ n. Wiutoo. NJ M,
residence IN Burlington Township Dss Mo,nes COUNTY
Horse, original years old; about is hands hisS
brand hight HIP letter B" on LEFT Inc ,lder scsr On
outside leN thigh, little white on Of Kind foot.
Appraised q Forty Dollars, BY John Buell. W. w. Mssk
and John L. Brown, on the 18th day Of June 1ss9, S.
fore J. p, D. 7. 0vegton, Fled Jane S0sh, 1885,
tuly8 W9n Eeitz ~ JOHN LAH1B, Clerk,
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SAW HousroS AGAIN DEAD.-The Boston Post
says: "A gentleman who arrived in this city on
Saturday, from Texas, states that General Sam
Houston Is positively dead, and that before be
died he requested the old flag to be brought,
that he might die'as be had lived under the starr
and stripes" sass u7s f.b
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gRDK Lom AfyRleRHoND.- -Sone O. our ON
GERS who were taken prisoners q the battles be
fore Richmond. ana xere affernards unchanged,
state that the rebels mssvsled exceedingly at
not finding more Of our dead on the fields Of
battle, and persuaded themselves into the be.
lief that We, buried them during the engage
menta It WAS positively asserted BY one that
We had buried in single trench, near Malvern
Hill, no less than sSl Of our dead. = national
officer, Who xas standing BY, replied to the ride
ulous statement Of the rebel BY calling his atten.
ton 70 The fact Of our commanders being men
Of common sense, and that q such they would
not be likelyto desert the wounded, leaving them
in the hands, Of the enemy. for the saks Of Ee.
moving tho killed. 1 s,s ..a.,ss4. a.ig,,.;..
! Il Il well known that all our killed and mos.
Of the severely wounded were left on the field
Of battle. Bone Of the enemy exhibited con
siderable diaappointment at not finding our losl
greater than its Was, and even declared in the
presence Of Union soldiers prisoners-that the
rebel loss in killed alone vas four to our one.
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ABOUT DouemAoEs-fheS Louisville Nash.
vile Courier said last winter that ''the Union
was tolerabIs 70 Southern men, % long - there
were Dickinson doughfsees to be bought, and
Cochran towards 70 be frightened; but that, %
soon q the Yankee hirsiinss placed one Of their
Own pawn oyer g, political connection became
unsndurabiA" From the tone Of some Of on,
Northern exchanges and The proceedings Of
some so-cai@d conservative and Democratic
meetings We are inclined to think that The
Southern rebels may come back into the Union
With the hope Of Tightening Northern doueh
faces, Just Is they did under the Ilissful REIN
! of King Buchanan. Il Nashville Union. N
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+ OOK HERE.

We are paying The hshest market price IN CASH fcs
lsx See War checks, but does not stop 10. We are
anxious 70 buy of those who have loaned seed
out nave been induced sell oshers at ess thar
ncts p 'SMI6s, ss BuRNHAh 4 JAEGER.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC >.
DR. 3 GOOD s,

Persons Who have not purchased at ny establsh1sn,
would do well 70 examine my Goods and Pees many
persons Who have ved my Store for the rst time have
remarked that they sorry that they had not called
before, they ind better goods aAd lower prices hers
than they have previously been aec1stemedto.
ssls- y1 aoa HENRY h. SCOTT,
tune21 -dkvH Nain g., Duriingson.
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NOTICE.

IL Taken up May 18th, 1862, by James welsh, a. hi
resdence In Benton Township Des Moines County Iowa
the following described horses to-Wit:
One chesout sorrel supposed to be years o!d fifteen
hands high star in the forehead two white hind feet and
the sh fore foot white, with saddle marks Appraised
as ninety Eve dollars. :
The other bright sorrel with white hairs mixed I'll
over him, supposed TO be ten years old fourteen and
half hands high, with blaze In the face two white hind
feet also has saddle marks. Both horses sprung in The
knees. NHf - = :,
Appraised ct seventy Ave dollars BY D. Scott and J.
Mitchs on the aosh day ofMay, 1861 before J. p,
Hedges Filed Nay Goth, 1859.
J. LAHRH, Clerk,
AsySe W8@S sk 1yJ. W, H.isnI. Deputy.