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ID X. II \ LL' )
B n Is g n NJ
CURES All DISEASES or Tuf

''hiH Ali blNlNHfN W Ihf
l. L n e $ 4 Nd TN Il u 4 r.
FOR TIE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting of Flesh Night Swcats, Splitting blood,
Whooplng Cough, Difficulty OF Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, Influenza, Phhslc, PAIN IN the SIDE, and
all Diseases of the Lungs, II Is HedqHGied.
Halls Lung Bdsam, IN all cases gives the best
satisfaction.
Has wrought more cures since ITS introduction
than any other cough madeleine.
Is endorsed by our physicians as the safest and
best remedy now before the public.
Is safe to use among children, and vet power
fuI IN cases of chrome pulmonary disease.
Brings IN certificates almost daily Of It's wonder
iul cures IN all parts of the country.
There Is no medicine within our knowledge that
has acquired great and WIDE spread popularity,
IN short space OF time, as DR. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. Its balsamlC and heal
ing properties are magical. 1t is highly cxpectOr-
ant and tome. 1t contains not n gram OF opium or
morphine, the narcotic aud astuugcai properties
of which have created 50 much prcjgdlce against
similar preparations.
We believe that II MfdtctRr possessing real mer-
lis will effect cures whenever II IS uscd at home
as well as abroad. Or. Halls BasaIn for the lungs
is no pGregOrnc preparation, but one which, #
used IN season, wli save the lives Of thousands
The most distressing cough Is frequently relieved
by single dose, and broken up IN few hours
time. The afflicted do not have to take bottle al
ter bottle before they find whether tns remedy will
afford relief or not.
Hear what physicians say Of DR.. Halls BalsanI.
Says one: " /, with confidence, recommend the
BaIsam superior to any other preparation. Says
another: - have used It with uniform success,
and can confidently recommend 1t for all those
complaints tor which 1t IS offered for remedy
Still another writes: : have no hesitation IN
saving that IT Is a SAFE, CONVENIENT and very Ct.
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DoWGins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees Of Downing's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long lived
tree, which produces fruit of rare excellence,
rich, juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t IS new
er infested with worms, and never fails of a good
crop. | also have
The TRUE CHERRY CuRRANT, BRlNKLE'e
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERNEllLE OF
FOUR SEASONS; also good lot OF the best va
rites OF Black berries, and other small fruits, and
strawberries of all the best English and Native
varieties.
A choice lot of Dahas, Glaudlolis, Tube Roses,
etc. from H. A. Dfeer, Philadelphia
Persons wanting anything IN my line will please
call at my place, (Mountiloiyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward. Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
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THE SPECIFIC pJhh.
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SpermatOrrhea, or Seminal Weakness.

SFerMal Orrnei, or Semlnai " taklltsS.
THIS is the only remedy for ScEnai DebHty,
Mp0tency, MeritHy, &C., which has the approval
Of the medical profession. Its success has been
most extraordinary ctlccting cures IN cases
where all other methods Of treatment had failed.
One to SIN boxes Of the specie PILL, will per-
mancnty cure any case Of Seminal Weakness, or
its resulting lmpotency, h0Ucrer dggrdrafed,
whether constitutional, or arIsm, from abuse or
eLreSS.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
81 have used your Specific Plll in many cases
Of SpcrnatoErhca, and with thcmUst perfect sue
ccSS ]. MGLToN SANDERS, NJ. D., LLD.i
1--WE believe tito be as near Specific as any
medicine can he. We have cured many Sercre
CASES uith from sir to ten doSe>." IF. b. Keith:
american jour. Of Med. Science.
81 have found them all that couid be deSircd
Their effect has been truly wonderful
"E. +. DICKEE, NJ. D.
w. THIS is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor
is there any mercury or other dceterloUs ngred-
tents combined with it,
Price 81 per box; SIX boxes for 50, 10y mail pre-
paid. For sale at the sole General Depot in the
United States by
!. WINCHESTER, 80 John Street, NY.
dec23wly
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

ANING obtained the agency for Rock Is
| land and vicinity, for he sale of the Grape
Vines grown by DR.. G. W. Grant, at Iona Island
near pcekskIl, N. y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of unequa!Ied quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
DIANA, Anna, Rebecca, Union village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, ON the best
terms. wholesale and retail.
The illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 5
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties OF grapes attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella GRADES.
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
HAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FlGl

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1862. MISSOURI RIVER 1862.
i'aC kGf inc.
SAINT JOSEPH AND OMAHA,
~ coSNrcrroS VIM the
HINNIB1Ld ST. JOSEFH H1ILHDID.
STEAMER OMAHA.
Captain +. Is. PEKCnEVAL, S. Ed. DAY, Crk,
STEAMER WEST WIND,
Capt. !. y. HOOPER, ". ". COPELAND, CIR,
viii Leave 81. Joseph Tri-W eckly,
During the season.
For Forest Clty, White cloud, kulo, Afago, As
ptnwaII, BrownWIIc, Kockpott, Sonora, Nebraska
city, plattsmouth Council Bluffs and Omaha. on
the arrival Of the CNPtcss passenger tram from ST.
Louis aud the east
The boats Of ths line commanded by skill
ful and experienced officers, and have been care
fully oycrhauicd and feiitcd in the best manner
to insure comfort and safety to passengers and
shippers.
10 Travellers and shippers to the Upper
Missouri,
Western Iowa, Nebraska Territory and the Gold
Mines, this line is recommended as safe, cxpedl.
tous and rehabIe
Overland Transportation Companies
At Nebraska City and Omaha viii receive freight
from this line for Denver, salt Lake Ne, Free Of
| Charge.
This route offers to passengers and shippers from
| the cast more and better facilities than any other
| THROUGH CONTRACTS MADE
By authorized Agents for tins line, IN all the prln-
clpal cities IN the east, Chicago and St. LOUIS Tor
freight and passengers.
Merchants and Miners bound cast from Denver
aud the Gold Mines, will find 1t much to their adj
vantage to take one OF the boats OF this line at
Omaha or Nebraska CITY, witch places them with
in seventy five hours travelling time OF New York
and Philadelphia.
STEAMER ALIEN. MAJORS.
Capt SAMUEL BURkS, JNo. A. NICELY, Cl'k,
viii leave aan the terminus of the Platte county
| railroad, daliy, Tor Fort Lcaverworth, Leaycn.
| worth City, Wyandottc and Kansas City, and re-
| turn in time TO connect whthc express tram going
east same day.
| Passengers leaving St Joseph at $50 p. M, on
arrival ON the H. x St. Joseph trains from the
| east, will arry' at Lcaycnworth and Kansas city
| IN time tor the stages leaving for Lawrence, Topc-
| ka, Fort Riley and Fort Scott, next day,
Tickets Sold on Board OF all the Boats
via Hannibal aud St Joseph railroad, to all points
east 10y any Of the different routes.
| Al freight consigned to this line, at st. Joseph
VIII be forwarded by the boats free Of charge to'
handling.
For further information address,
II. FORD, superintendent,
Dr, II q. FERGUSON, Scc'y,
st. Joseph, Mo.
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The above works can be had bound, or N nuns
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HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BIZ PREPAREl
TO FIGHT.
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sHs tive than they have been. It has annihilated
every battery and every means OF oEencs witc1
no enemy had the western banks, up US Tar -
an Including J lniestown 1sand, blowing up tae'r
smates AMI b1mbprrois dssI oging their guns, anu
leveiiDg their storehouses AID quarters WIN lbs
or ani: II has carried terror and al may h'o We
elamy's cam above jamestown island 1t has Insured
tn 81 ely II The nnumerabis transports Of the Army =.
tho otunac. loih convoy and q anchor at tho sub
serce stations IL has pIo.ectes that army whe 10
NJ u bate, and At this moment tho gallant forces ON
nd are resting from thor great abars aud recruit
R their exha sted energ unde- It's terrible bate
tsii - And yet tie services OF ACCOMPLISHED aad
gallant oicaa IA gAnilng this efficiency and 10 quiet
~ and nosentltous distributing ms as 70
greatest ts bgiclest time and with
Il economy OF men AMI means have been revardd
by tue eager ngomptncss with which public have
~ tcae and ENDORSED The frivolous and lppaLt cgt
cisins u irresponsible writers.
Unqeslioabiy, ia these grave emergencies, the PEG.
Pile have right TO demetI that ncbnpetency, senility,
vacilaton imidty shall be bansAcd from The quarter
deca well from the tent and the pieces OF civil Dig
nifty ii power; but most assuredly the fair fame OF an
plished ocer, his clear record u
long aud honor bio service IN tho archives or govern
aud tie proofs he given that his aceomplish'
ents and eaergy in all their fuilnes, are sun al ths
service o. his c3unry-al these things should protsct
hun from the hasty sure which Condemns because u
does not understand aud blasts because can see ne
CORY In the straightforward and many accomlis inent
Of duties. = MANY NAVAL OFFICERS.
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The Washington Life Insurance Company has
declared an interest dividend Of three and q half
per cent, payable August 1.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company has do.
clared dividend Of four per cent, payable on the
3lst inst the transfer books will remain closed
till August J..
Tie st. Louis Republican Of the nth instant
furnishes The following information relative to the
continuation OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
We arc graliaoi 70 learn, ws do from inforfnac,
oommu ncsei by Goorfs r. Taylr, Esq, President u
the Pacific Railroad, tla work viii DO resumed "a the
southwest branch u that road along the whole line
tween roa aud Lebanon. q distance Of Mtysix miles.
The work will he Carried Ia pursuance ., order
tho President 81 tho United states uudS authority thu
at which empowers him 10 direct tt1' cetan railroads
named therein shall be TorafeG and coutnacd ia
Secretary of War Is charged With Tho execution ~ ths
order and will doubt iums, atcy taks ate to have
II complied with 10 the tasss expeditions manner. ~
tbe heaviest graes< on laa cfs read from et Yin
70 the souihwe>.eg sSo Tie stat eysr Y the va
iah betvr>a EgG.a AID lcOAnoa, lhstshQinf al ut T.
81. IA Tho rsad dnishal " me l3t aamd lei ~,
i rtnttaastitu q II 70 SprIfNa ~ .htaelrNst va
I paa l,plia alvey SlsY 49, .t fts I'D /. ar n
| ateat imports - y Isi, t.i fit, ae III -
4 wise lseG.sa 2, tie re- ,'aS ! stSs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEn CiAL.
MONDAY, July 2l-sP. M.

MONDAY July 2l-6 P. NJ. a
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Wax e1dg. Loans Sp Gle Cireupn. Deposis
July 12$147 9g7 36 81 093l74 92l2 33I 127 53S V65
July 49, 1887 423 81 928 609 0i55 3Ol 129 4s5971
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have no mounted light artillery under my command.
Several CONT ancs Of the artillery Potomac are
OF this force ordered by General Mcclellan
regiments tso0d 10 join Rel division
(sumners pasas through exandra; rel.
replace tho Thtysevenih New York Volunteers
s.uient Of Hcok.rs division at Budds Ferry-toa
lam further ordered this morning. by telegraph 10 send
400 men 10 relieve 1cnrfs 5urnerat Manassas and War;
renlon, that he may embark forth with.
Regard 10 u character aud efficiency OF The
ms command have 90 state that nearly all The force
and impcrccty pnet that several OF regiments
In i very dsorgsnized condition from causes
wmh " not necessary 70 state here. seyoial regiments
having teen relieved from brgades which have gone
luence OF their unancss service the
best regiments remaining haye BEEN selected their
piece.
IN heavy artillery regiments and infantry rctirnen,
which had been drilled for months IN artillery srrvee
pogua c and only been able 10 Ill their place IA
very new infantry tmens ent ely uuaeluan,e1 Nth the
duties of that aud Of little Or 40 value Ia their present
position.
Banks directed ~ ttke bit his nie Tie u.
stand on tie other side or the Bun run mountains ayng
mt command ~ the front from ManAesas (abuul
twenty miles beyond MaHnAssas) - Agu o.
dee4 NY duty to state tAal, looking ~ tic numerical
Strength character oi the force nder my command IA
forsut 4rty which II - -Gei. lrA gery ni.
pf1D4Bie tdt tic enemy VIII tins puin1 bt
liuf upon ne hope that tcy NNt promptly
f440H rqawHie aui may not the numb char
Oh the lst here. Ur lid h0npr be
deht s.ty.n, JAMES J. WAUSWORJII,
Broader aanaul ana sislltaiy Governor
Hon. sEgtEfAnr - WaR
Wca sir, I VIII bore stato iiat ia man has bishe
~ ard ior Seasai NadAsotth tuan atsel. kuew lin
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-17


The following very just communication
may well be read lie connection via the
leader this morning
Our admirable Governor has given lae
example 10 those who have been attached 70
the same political party With himself, 10
fastening on portion Of that psrly The di-
um Of originating the existing Rebellion.
This stigma upon the Democratic name,
more than ali traditional Discrepancies, aud
prejldlcss, If you will, must tend 10 keep
asunder lover, Of their country men Of like
views and aims formerly associated ia dii.
ferent political combinations Nov, lbe
prominent object Of every patrio. among vs..
at this period. being he strengthening The haaas
Of tie Jnio7, let names as we'll as other
minor distinctions be merged 10 this one
great design II TIE tile Unioo be ofiyn-
sive TO some because borne by an adverse
party in the les, Presidential contest, let
another b. adopted, such as the National. or
other catholic designation
Ia the very presence, 50 to speak, Of recent
history, which exhibits the les, Democratic
Administration using tue influence and re.
sources to promote Rebellion, il is remark.
ably cool 10 the Washington Convention 10
invite patriots to unite with them az the
only means Of preserving the country, A
declaration which can have but one mean.
ing which, though not EXPRESSED, Is doubt
less intended to be understood, and may be
thus paraphrased. We are determined TO
rule this country, fact which has been
shown you 10 all the horrors Of the civil war
fiom which you have not yet emerged
Oppose ~, and prepare Tor greater evils,
give US your sulfrages, aud the peace you
now foudiy hope Tor shall not be- disturbed.
This threat must be regarded with Toe same
contempt by reasonable Democrats as By
others. Y.
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Geographic Sgclvs.
Special Dispatches 20 tho Nashville Union
NEWS FROM OORINTHI
GEN. HUNTERS PROCLAMATION
JEFF. DAVIS REPORTED 70 HAVE
GONE TO TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
JEFF. Daviss Proclamation a Hoax
NEWS FROM OORINTHI
EN-. HUNTERS PROCLAMATION
JEFF Daviss Proclamation a Hoax
Brronr CoRINrn. MAY

BEF0HE CoEINTH, May l6
It having been satisfactorily shown that
spies have visited our camps, crossed Ten.
nessee River and proceeded ia the night by
dugouts to Florida, Alabama, where they
hold easy communication with the enemy, it
was deemed necessary to exclude all civil
ians from camps, 10 order to hit spies, hence
General Order mentioned yesterday.
An intelligent Federal sergeant captured
at Shiloh and exchanged yesterday, says he
was taken from Corinth to Jackson, Miss,
thence to Jackson, Tenn, and back TO Cor
nth, states that from the time be left Cor
NTH until bis return there, be was guarded
by unarmed men. A contraband, the init
mate friend OF Gen. Hardee's servant jack
also arrived, reports that Jack told him that
Hardee was very sick OF the war be would
leave, but Beauregard wouldn't bet him.
LOUISVILLE, May l6.--Jeh, Davis procla.
nation reported yesterday was q hoax per-
petrated at Cairo.
General Hunters proclamation declaring
Marshal law over Georgia, Florida, aud
South Carolina, promises slaves Of those
States forever free.
PAREEEsBURG Va, May l6 --Buruing
Springs and Palestine we're burned by the
Morcassius rangers.
WASHINGTON, Msy l6--Tha War Depart
mcnt has been advised by Gen. Mitchell that
Eeagleys aud I.ytle's expeditions combined
entered Rogeisvlle, Ala, driving the Con
'edsrates across the Tennessee River burn
ing the Ferry boats etc
The Confederate succeeded in removing
their artillery, baggage and stores before
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The friends Of Major GRosvEEoR, Of
the 18th Ohio Volunteers, sent him a
very fine sword recently by the hands Of
Adjutant J c. NEIL, Of the same Regi-
ment. It was captured az Pulaski re-
Gently by Morgan's gang, and was re-
captured by Lieut. Colonel PARKHUBsT,
Of the Ninth Michigan, under General
DUMoHT from Col. Wood at the late Le-
banon skirmish. We hope that if that
sword ever finds its way into Rebel
possession it will be point foremost up
10 the hilt General DUMoyT also re-
took an elegant staff flag, captured from
from our troops some time before.
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TurorInntIon Wanted.

Willie Riley Patrick, aged eleven
years, left school at Minden, H., last
October, and probably joined an illinois
o. Missouri Regiment as drummer
!. "a He is tall, slender dark complex
ion and hair and dark grey eyes; is
very active and quick. His widowed
mother, living in Nashville, is exceeding
ly anxious to hear from him; and edi-
tors in Missouri and Illinois will do a
great kindness by publishing this notice.
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NAsHYII.LE. Nav 1G. 1869

EDITOR UNION: A communication in
the UNION, of the 18th instant, signed
"CrTIzENs," concludes with the following
excellent suggestion-"We hope the mil
itary authorities will have all the Grape
vine Telegraph Offices in this city closed
Immediately" Thismeets the approval
Of all loyal residents, and should at once
claim the attention of the authorities.
We have heard enough during the last
ten months of secession lies, and earnest
ly appeal that they shall cease. Since
the adjournment of the late Union Con-
yention, it has been industriously oircu-
lated that a large majority Of the persons
present were soldiers dressed for the oc-
casion like citizens. This is a base lie,
and the man who utters it should be held
to an account Any man who had pa
triotism enough to attend that meeting,
knows that it was. composed almost ex-
clusiyely of the best, wisest and most
prominent men in the State. 1t was
Tennesseeans, released from the oppres-
sion Of secession, councilling for the good
of their country, their State, and their
deluded relatives and friends in the re-
bel army Any man who says 70 the
contrary should be made to form the ac-
quaintance of the Provost Marshal
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-17

The meders tion, Eaagnsnimi;y and
furbesrAnce Of the Union party are sin
salarly in contrast with the violence
and wild malignity Of the rebel party.
While the former extend the olive branch,
the latter flourish nothing but hrambles
and nettles Even that ultraist Senator
sumner, by far the most radical of all the
Republicans, has offered a resolution in
the Senate of the United States saying
that il is not expedient to celebrate victo-
ries gained over our brethren, by inscrib-
'nq regimental flags with the names Of our
loriOus battle fields. Would to God
tbe rebels would pattern after this gem
,ropity.
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RIIsnpprehensIon.

We learn that some persons suppose
that we advocated, recently, the admin
istration of the oath Of allegiance to all
persons, loyal and disloyal as condition
precedent to exercising the right Of suf-
frage in this State. We meant no such
thing, and nothing in our language will
author,ze such construction, we think.
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Information Tor SOLDIER.
UNIrED STATES Pay DEPARTuENT

UNITED STATES Pay DEPARTuENT
COLUMBUS, o., May -,
Eds. GAzETrE.--To prevent endless
inquiry by mail, please state that we are
prevented by strict orders from Washing
ton, from paying volunteer officers or SOL
diers absent from their regiments on sch
leaUe, OF otherwise.
Respectfully your obedient servant.
II. c. WHlNEI,
Paymaster, y, s. A.