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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
Z 5ss@KEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY, MARCH d 1869.

gioa the land is cultivated by no hands
but those of the free.s Let M be grateful
to good Providence which has established
liberty as the rulelof onr country beyond
the possibility of a relapse.
!. For myself, l was one who desired to
postpone dr rather hoped altogether to
avoid the collision which has taken place,
trusting that society BY degrees woald
have worked itself clear by its own innate
strength and the virtue and resolution of
the community. But Slavery has forced
upon ns the issue, and has lifted up its
hand 10 strike aeath-biow Al our existence
~ . people. 1t has avowed itself - des-
perase apd determined enemy of car ma
tional Lie, lof our unity ~ Republic, and
henc ceforvard no man deserves the name
-o. s.stesm&n who would consent to the
,iatrodnction Of That element OF weakness
and division into any new Territory, OF
the admission of another siavo' Saate into
the Bnioa- Let Us hope, rather, that the
prediction OF Washington will prove true,
and that Virginia and Maryland will soon
take their places nj free States by the side
OF Ohio and Pennsylvasia.
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IuICAto DtIIN MNRhET.

MONDAY, APul l1th,
Flour Demand light and market dull. "Rlch'
muUd mi,.s extra 1880 sacks rrrumcti all
delivered,
Wheat Declined tale. No. sprUg at ,Jy -ic
storage, SO sprlug q Ggir; ic storage.
O,,, duu. SO At 22l ON track
rye steady, No. At zoe; Dc storage
Bhrlrs quiet Medium grades at hoe ON track,
lighwluos inactive, Igr asked lN offered,
Timothy seed, cholcc, = 10
Lake irrlghts. Wheat To oswcgo at lr,to Buffalo
At lur, corn to Buffalo Ii 90.
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irtesian Wells Bored

At short notice, and on reasonable terms. Al
p,hrk warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
{. l.. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois,
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Jesse ISDILES

NNNE BOOT MAKER. Particular atten-
/ tion paid to nice work, and satisfaction guarnn-
trcd IN II cases. Ladies shoes made to order IN
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
Eiy- shop ON Illinois street, next door 10 ~
perrN,s RrNCcrY store.
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1. g.. JOiIN~D>,

,TAGON All kinds OF Repair
" ny 1UI JoDbIns done at short notice, ~
me best manner aud at reasonable rates. Shop
On Washington street, near the ferry landing
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HEATING STOVES.
FIRE CRATES,

In short. everything in our line of trade can be
found. and all at prices that will astonsh you.
GIVE US a call and see for yourselves:
SWlLER REID.
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&. Il, KNOX.

-NDERTAKER. COFFIN " A X l. =
house corner Rock River and MadIsoh s'S''
Rock Island. A fine hearse and team always !"
readiness VIII procure graves to oe aug ,utn.
ISL carriages for funerals, and take the eh'lre
charge of everything connectefwith ''e Pf'p''"I
t,on of the corpse for burial Bodies preserved
,nv length of time without applying ice to the
hntY. Charyes mnderate.
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MICHAEL, LIEBERk NECHT.

TAILOR-Opposite the Rock Island House
| over Everts' store. Garments made N the
.atcst stylc and best manner and warranted to ut.
Particular attention given TO cutting garments
for customers All work done ~ accordance
with the times and at reasOnDle prices
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A, J. GROVER. NJ. d.,

physician and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stairs
VIII attend promptly all calls In the dihercht
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gcner-
al practice. .. 1
He has good assortment Of instruments. and
IS prepared to practice SURGERY, 0" IS most ap-
proved plan. .. ,a,,,o,n
zss- Residence ON Orleans street, between
Mashlnnlon and Eagle.
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pO{VoR i, {. MORSE.

HAVING located in Rock Island for the
IL purpose OF practIcing his profession, VIII
answer promptly calls IN the city and surround
ing country Office at J. W. Nelle's New Drug
Store. Residence on Madison street, one door
north ofP. l.. Cables.
Rock Island, April ). 1862
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AUCTION STORE.

The subscriber keeps an AUCTION STORE, in
Rock Island, ON Front Street, corner of Eagle,
near the rlycr at the old stand formerly kept by A.
Butcher, where furniture and all kinds Of property
Will be sold at auction.
He also kecpsa
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lusltJL OF rlH PEACE.-CoIIcctions
J faithfully made aud promptly paid over. OF.
.'a At n.. residence, over Rcqua's Jewelry store,
lItuuis street
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~ I. uAIRYSIpIE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
H. Office IN the Court House. Reference: d.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Could, Circuit Clerk :;
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry c"un-
tv, Ill.
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PHILIP X. lEiIL<ii.

TO,rSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II PAINTER. is now prepared, to execute
Win ucatncss and dispatch all orders III the
painting. Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
a, the most reasonable prices Call and give HIM
, trial.
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MEuruIs, the great cotton market, will
soon be ours. therefore VI. Gimhel will sell
good Glencoe prints, warranted fast coIorS, at
10 cents per yari-Merrimac prints at l.!
Forty spring hoopskirts at Sl0o Aplljdw2w
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STORE ROOM AND DWELLING To
RENT.

an Madison street, near the Union house.
| J Enquire OF Leas Il Son, or at Wilson's, On
the premises.
march l5-dwlm.
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WILLIAM SIiistRIGR,

l'AM!LY GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE. Produce bought aud sold, store
~ the wr,t corner ol Orleans and otter streets
the Green Corner,
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iEtNI.Ili ~ w ELLIS

J. HAwlEN,
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
Jeanuerct. next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
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WILL the sun ever shine again isa aqucs'
ton for astronomers. ltis now almost two
weeks since We have hal one hours sunshine
or clear weather Dark, cloudy, or rainy, all
the time, lay and night. We shall apprcci'
ate the good wcathcr-whcu it comes.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
ARCHITECTURE.

THE undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
s,orthcatIons make estimates, and take contracts
f,r ali kinds OF buildings, IN town or country
uaylnc 81 wears experience in the business, he
faf,ers himself that he can give general satstac-
ton. ,.
80, Residence on Broadway, neKt door
10 Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street,
near High School
~s- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
nv 19,b a ,v,f WM. ERRETT.
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,ECrlFIERS aud Manufacturers oilomes-
i(uc. .L4uurs, Importers aud Dealers Ia Foreign
N ~, and L,luors. Front street, opposite ferf!
Landing, RocN island.
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q. u. :. PI.uMMER, VI. ID.

physician AND SuRGEON-perman.
entity located IN Rock Island. Office and res
ldence IN Croppcr's Row, opposite Union square
nch % daw3m
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HENRY DART ~ SONS,

\yTHOLESALEA AND RETAIL GROCERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic vines, Liquors
and Cigars, No. /, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, Ill.
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". -. WILLIAMS,

TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law,
y Rock Island, HIS, will practice IN any ol the
Courts ot Illinois or Iowa, Military Claims State
OF National, adjusted and collected, Collections
made aud promptly paid over, Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn with
legal accuracy,
Office, IN Charles Buiord's Block, corner Illinois
aud Eagle Streets, Room No, /, upstairs
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TrURNEI u COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
\ Solicitor IA Cnancery, Real Estate and '"''
:, --ILuL AL.At. MOMmr.
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OxE or ORR MEN.--Thc Chicago Times, Of
Monday, has list Of names, three columns
long. Of wounded soldiers sent down from
pittsburg Landing to Mound City, Illinois,
We have examined it carefully I'VE have not
room to print it) and we find among that lot
only one man from any of our companies, viz;
Albert Gardner Co. D. 18th Iii. We find
by reference to the roll of the company, that
he is Sd corporal. He is from Presumption,
Mercer county,--is - years Of age and un'
married The nature Of his wound is not
stated.
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J. VI. MOORE,

,\THULESALE Il RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware. Cutlery, lran, Nails, Window
lass, Nr. corner Of Illinois and Buffalo streets,
Rock island, III.
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NOTICE..

1'liE undersigned would give notice that he
/ IS prepared to procure speedy settlement OF
Invalid Pension Claims, Bounty Money, Arrears
OF Pay, &c, due soldiers or then heirs having IN
MS possession all necessary instructions, forms,
bl anks, sc, L. D. SWEENEY.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rnrk Isl.nh (nuniY.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To all Administrators, EIsrNors a"d "'mfd'aHS
As the statute Law of this state requires ali Al
fo,ni.trator, and Executors to render an account
~ ,ba,, administrations at least once in each
wear. to the Probate Court and also at the end OF
two wears at arhcst to close the settlement OF es-
tatcs therefore,
N,tirc is bcr,}g qiUeu TO all Administrators OF
estates IN sad County, to render account OF Their
Administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agrocabIy 20 the requirements Of law also Guard
rans OF Wards in like manner, IN order to preven
tho necessity Of issuing summons,
By order OF Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island. Jan. 18th, 1862.
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4 TTORNEN Il OuNSELOR AT LAW.
n OillCe, corner Of Eagle 4 Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois
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" IHNoCh ~ Nelly,

MANUFACTURERS OF Soap and Can
VI dies, Rock Island. Ill. Cash PAID tor l''-
.uw and GrcASe.
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ROCK ISLAND ARGUS.
THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full tclegraphc reports and the la
test news, Is published every evening, except
sunday, At SIX Dollars year, payable quaperly
n
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riiI Ni.EkIS lRGt =.

Containing nearly aII the reading matter olthe
Daily pspublI'h"d "ycfy "Wednesday morning
TERMS; Sag .r subscribers, per aunam,'h ADJ
vance, - 90; + not paid ~ advance 80 90,
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MONEY FROM CART BURGn's CoMPANY.-
Messrs. Mitchell 4 Lynde have received
from Capt Burgh g, 40, 90 to be distributed
to families or friends Of members of Capt
Burgh's cavalry,as per list Of names sent with
the money. The total amount Of pay drawn by
the company last pay-day,was SO, 1861 The
amount sent to Rock Island, proceeds of last
payday, through Mitchell & Lynde, and
through other channels, is 3, ,43l 90. This is
pretty good for one company. Many OF the
young men in Capt. Burgh'S company have
no relatives here, and consequently IA consld.
erable amount goes clsewherc-some to Gen,
e.oo, some to Muscatinc, and other Places
1t is quite likely that all to whom money has
been consigned will receive letters by mail
advising them Of the fact
Capt Burgh's letter is dated at Camp on
Black River, in Butler Co. No. April 7th.'
lie says: We expect to make forward
movement tomorrow or next day. but letters
will reach us directed to Pilot Knob Mot
follow the regiment"
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They !Stitch, Hem, Bind, Fell, Quilt
and Embroider without Basting.


The great trouble with sewing machines thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover & Bakers, or
WhcrlctN WILSON, are too expensive, whilst the
| cheaper oucs were made SO imperfect that thoy
| did not answer the purpose Mcssrs George +.
| Collins Co, of Chicago, bring now before the
| American public ElhOrs Improved "Pcarl'
double threaded machine, which has all the per
ioci.ou+ Of the higher priced machines, and only
costs $50 GraHa RGg'h tNr1D ifrfriissr.
EHiors "PsayI' S0r,ar MarlinD-We can
truly say that Il w. for the family, rHE invention
the are. How rapidly and pleasantly It works!
aud what convenience It must be We wonder
# ANY family will be without them when they can
pc obtained 1T 81 low prlcc a, $50. five had a
wife, farm aud family, surely We should have
one of these machines, for they are lust the thing
Tor farmers or, for that matter, anybody's-
family boston Herdd.
Cicdp and Seruice45ic--Wc have, Tor some
weeks past, had on trlal one OF Elot's lmptOy-
ed "prarI" Sewing Machines. The price oft
being cheaper than that of any other machine, we
were somewhat skcptIcai regarding It's reliability;
but after thorough and crrlca tflal, We will say
II lscVcry way worthy oi the high reputation sus-
tanned by II. Its ChcapnCss, instead OF detractlng
| from It's worth, makes It the more desirable in
| these hard times Its stitch ~ perfect, and then
| the working Of II IS simple that It's use is
| easily learned. TO our family friends we fully
recommend II thrjStiaH Times.
| Farmers rires amt DaughiyS.--We refer 10
| Elot's 'fear' Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness ofwhich cannot be over-estimatcd
| IL has all the requisites O good aud servIcea Bile
machine. and the prCc places II within the reach
q all To those of our readers who wish good
and, at the same time cheap machine, we unhesi-
tatInglv recommend the one above meHtIoned.-
fGrmcr'S Ga@Gtc.
EHiots improved "peari" SewiHg Machine,
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Iill-, VI. Osborn.


TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law. o
\ GcrIn the Court iuus".
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Huslarss cards.
II. L, (oNNi.I.I.N,

4 TfORNEY AT LAW, Rock Island III;
\ Collections, and all other business entrusted
10 HIN viii receive prompt attention D''"''
mortgages, and other instruments written ah" '''
know edged Ess- Also Justice oithe Peace,
T. =. special attention given TO Ihc eoi,
lection OF pensions. bounty ana arre"'n "
pa, due soldiers, their widows or minor ,h'-
drcn. Reicrto Mitchell X Lynde, bankerS''""se
wilkinson, Judge Bailey and Mayor davenport
Rock Island
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pRE,IIruJOUpu PRINTING.

Ordersfur Jon PWINrING viii meet with rt"mp'
atleutoE at the AKGus OrrirE, ana ''tN"'"''u ~
reasonable rates,
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.I.si.ItNGi..i 4. ~ CO..,

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding
u Merchants. Dealers IN SAT-, hydra",iC &C.
nrut. Coal. Lime, &c, ieyec, Rock Island, ILL.,
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LOtAL AFf II ; .

TuE REy. JuuS Il. BRooEs has d''contin'
ncd his scrie, ct sermons TO young men, lot
the present
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J. FRY SINGER.

rTURNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill
Office IN BlIlcy and Boyle's Block.
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SPECiiL BUSINESS NOTICES.

2,,~ Undcrthi head limited numbcrot spec
la4 notices wIlbcIasrrtcd at lOccnts pcrIInc cacI
Insertion
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Ut KEY, JuHN L. ph""NN ""' ''''''
ncd his series ct sermons TO young men, Tor
the present,
ATTENTION is directed t. MIR, Nuucu's ad'
ycrti,cmen, of lee, lie will be- Oh hand ~
usual, with a very superior article Of lee, for
all who favor him with their patronage,
Mr. j. W. NANsANr has, for the present,
taken charge OF the marine railway ut Le'
Claire, aud hi, son. Elias Nansaut, will con.
tinue the business ut the hontyard in this
place rs usual,
Nix. SAMrEL DuRREG, formerly u school
teacher in the sd ward this city, aud now a
member Of the Chicago Light Artillery, was
wounded at Pi,tshurg Landing,
MEMruls, the great cotton market will
| soon be ours, therefore VI. Gimbel will sell
good Glencoe prints warranted fast coIors, nj
10 cents per yard--Mrrrimac prints at l.!
Forty spring hoopSkirts At 500 ApIl5dw2w
WILL the sun ever shine again? Is Qncs.
''''' ''' '''''..'','''s ..l.,..,,',,.,L;.o
"''"' '''''' w '''r n, ',,' ,.,,. ~, | .,i.n ~
VI ''.'' ",',",'' ~ ~, ","' W. i.n - ',,'.,,;
,.. -.
''' Wv a.
TuE lGru Iowa. telegram from Cairo
to {. II. Ellrilgc, ESD, T. NJ. Davenport,
says
sixteenth suffered much, ,o,; ,namoerI
r;"jGtT ;jG,IT y "''''' '' '''
Who,hor rho ro,ircrt aol rro,n the field
q. first renort,a !. not stated,
e.
THOSE PEriTIoNs.-Persons who have p'o'
tions Tor signatures asking the governor to
give our boys IN the "ia company Hchahee
to elect their own captain, are requested to
| fill them up ~ fast rs possible, and hand
them in to this office. II they feel any inter-
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Mr.. j. W. NANsANr has, for the present,
taken charge OF the marine railway ut Lc'
Claire, aud his son. Elias Nansaut, will con-
tinue the business ut the hoatyard in this
place. rs usual.
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ATTENTION is directed t. Mr.. Nluuctt's ai'
ycrti,cmcut of Ice, lie will be- on hand ~
usual, with very superior article Of lee for
all who favor him with their patronage,
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Nix. SANrEL DuRREG, formerly school
teacher in the sd ward, this city, aud now a
member Of the Chicago Light Artillery, was
wounded at P,tshurg Landing,
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! L \ Il 81 OR l..
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

i, the same place, whore he buys and sells ol'
stoves, Rags, Od Iron, Copper, Brass, SC. &c
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q
I have given you very imPeEfset and
prosg detail Of Qpr trip, but as ! have
bad only four hours s!eep 10 four days.
I am completely worn out in mind and
body.
The second day after we started --
and horse broke down. apd.ve haa 70
leave him on the road. Our anxiety
was great about him. lest be should fall
into the enemy's hands, but We found
him safely back in camp when We re-
turned.
The last day Of march. ! too, met
with an accident bat fortunately GOT
out of easily. The horse ia front Of nsr
stumbled and fell while we wero going
at sweeping gallop. My mare attemp'
ted to jump over horse aud rider busas
she made the leap the falleu horse rose3
/
and both fell together (''nohody was
hurt. : I feared should never fs
able to get my mare up again. t0r l
tried in vain for Eve minutes to make
her rise. saw my Predicamert 'nd
oame to my assistance. and finally aneH
drenching her with water she revived
sufficiently to travel. mounted cap
tured Yankee horse. and leading my
mare, galloped after the column, over
t.kiug it in about half an hour | have
much to be thankful for, for had | been
a there withou, horse, the Yankees
would probably have had me before the
sun was ap hour higher.
The ride of the column that day was
terrific, and more refembled old 1aF'y
! ride from tho devil, than anything
can think Of.
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For the>Macon Beacon I.
An Odr feF the Times.


True sons Of the South, to the conuics
arise,
yauntingly the foe breaks IN iise
food
Your country for vengeance. for rem
geancc!' now cries
From her desecrated soil all drenched
with her blood!
The ruthless invaders, the LincOlni1ed
bands
Have polluted your bOrdef-a a merceuary
host; !.
Zen Washington's blood now recks on
their hands,
And rapine aud murder environ Your
coast.
Awake to til. conflict. If ffeomen you
be, /.
Ana rout the invaders from every field !
Arouse to the combat, and swear you'll
be free,
And perish in battle or ever you yield
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-23

SzA good story tssSS the Charles.
ton Mercury is told Of the Rev. Dr.
Mullen, .he we'll known pastor Of 81.
Patrick's Church in New Orleans. He
was known to Be . better Sccsssionist
in feeling, and, on sccOuht Of his ven
known blUulness Of speech, many Of
his isisnaA feared that NJ would BE- one
Of the frst consigned BY BuslestO )
dungeon Soon utter the occupation Of
The city by Tie enemy. 10 vas sent isE
hy q Yankee Ofaeerio perform ths b.
rial service over one Of the NOtlheFh
soldiers wha'had died ~ tkis ~,
.oassl Dt. Mullen asssaea Ths 81.
wise being over. he YaOEss officer WIS
prOfused Il lis expression Of shaaks.
srhs lsferohd gentleman. however. sul
|ihs cOnyersation snort ~ kIandIy r..
Iormine him thas there VI u sblio.
tiou d allin the matter ana that hs,
uouIa il required Gaks pleasure u
|buiy s. Ehs salgs Yattss .IIl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-23

The Conn CRoP.-The corn crop,
from all accounts, (says the Atlanta In
teIligencer,) will be Overabupdant. Let
our people be neither disheartcnedl por,
imposed upon! In Florida the farmers
are contracting to deliver corn at tWen.
ty.fve cents bushel. In lover and
southwestern Georgia the yields is enoT.,
nous. We have already noticed that
at Albany it is believed ten millions Of
bushels can 30 spared to the Govern;
ment, if il needs 50 much. Only N N
some sections Of the Cherokee country,
where the corn is late in maturing 40
We hear Ofany apprehended disas'er--7;
and this is from drought now prevail
;nn
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eessity q 81 having 10 Be renewed too
often aa Il il we'll known how din.
cGR Il Il ihS lafgs military service
and especially in campaign. 70 dress
the wounded twice ii tWentyiOur
hours only.
9Th. Said mixture, like al other
powders. requires also d long time to
be taken entirely Of The surface of the
wound and Of course makes the dress
ing great deal lOugcr. This il an>
Observation-Disclosures which deserves 70
be taken iutO serious consideration,
especially, should the surgeon have
many patients to attend to in given
time.
9th. Said mixture, like all carboni.
ierous powders, soils everything, thus
.precludiug all idea Of cleanliness in
the dressing of wounds.
10th, It's sosigAt on the wound is
also d sertotSs objection.
Having thus disposed Of this poor
attempt at a disinfectOr. we will ad-
wise those who attend wounded & sick
persons, the use Of creosote water. -
The followiugare the proofs We have
to bring forward, ecnclusively to show
its excellence:
lst. Its most remarkable property i
to prevent putrefaction Of meat. 4
corpse, or any part Of corpse, being
dipped into Tie following solution.
Pare water lB ounces.
Creosote 10 drops.
will keep admirably well preserved, viii
all its physical properties, q viii ais
all pieces Of pathological anatomy, NJ
matter how great their alteration, au'
whatever the organ may be-
Cd. The property creosote possesses 9
cousulating the albumcn renders it emi
neutly fit to check certain cGpitLar!
jhemo,rlsages, and it is TO crcosote, an
for that reason that the Water Of b
lnelti, which bad such complete succei
iu Italy. owes all its powers
3D.. Oreosote, mixed with water, whe
applied On ! suppufating wound. apl z
fuugds Ulcers, viii promptly chang
,hefirr aspeSt. cause an eliminat0ry labc
to take place and, owing to the forms
tion Of an albuminohs Pellicle, estat
lisb a line Of demarcation between II
healthy tissues, and the abnormal PR
, ducts.
4 Creosote water is successfully uS'
against scalds. itch, ring worm, gangren
O cariosity of bones. scrOfulOus ulcers.
5. To case Of typhoid fever, bandag
a imbibed Of creosote water, are applied
j. the patients body without any chan
II Of the internal treatment, of which 1t
! comes on the contrary powerful au
!. Hilary. No physician has as yet deni !
3 this property Of creosote water, viii
20 wOs first demonstvated BY DR.. LaverI
II Lastly. On soldiers wounded at $
,e lob and whose wounds had not be
ii dressed fOt several days, | have &C
le ,cOnnds black and tptid, deterged .
III healed 10 a short time.
The following is the mixture | use
"a Wash wounds and wet BandageS'
.. cases Of typhoid fever; -.
!. Creosote from XIV 10 Xxx drops.
Pure water, xxx ounces.
as Creosote sells at 50 SO per poupd.
is il the druggists be willing out Of pa
ng Otisn, not % raise the price, our VI
Il ARMY can b sdppiied' with this rem
&. as crcosose can Be- had in all our q
y stores, and the consumption for e
N aohe Is necessarily very limited, aS
ith iair sex have but pearls 10 their mOu
IS. "A, PolTEvIN
lie Mobile, June 9, 1852.
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