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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.
Army IL TIE PrrLD.l
MAR FRANKLIN Va, Nav %.


Army IL TIE PrTLDl
MAR FRANKLIN Va. May 90.
Further accounts are received Of Colonel
Crooks brilliant victory at Lcodsburg, Green
Rriar county. On the 23d Gen. Heath at
tackled Col Crook with 5000 infantry and
cavalry. and six cannon.
After spirited fight OF an hour. the rebels
vera put to fight, in utter confusion. and
their flight soon became n rout Col Crook
captured for rihed cannon, one so near his
hO-iti0n that IL was loaded with canister, and
caissons and eighty rounds Of ammunition
The rebels in the early part Of the fight car
red of their killed and wounded. but LEFT on
the field b dead including several officers
and CO wounded.
One hundred prisoners were captured,
among item. Lieut.. Col. Finney, MAJOR I'd
gar aad other officers.
The enemy, 10 cover their retreat. burned
Grcenbriar bridge. beyond which they cOnld
not he pursued Crooks victory was only
Won. by hari fighting. against greatly supc
r.Or forces.
We lost 10 killsd s0 wounded and five Of
our pickets ozptned. Some of our wounded
werc shot in the streets Of Lewisburg. a.
the, were returning TO the hospital. by the
CT 1ens Of the town.
From the Navy Department. the follow
iug items are gathered:
The nited States steamer Shawshcrc.
With one company Of the 5th New York. on
The 9th inst. proceeded up the Chowan river
North Carolina. 10 Gates coanty. and de
-tr0yed 1000 dollars worth Of bacon. corn.
lard. h.h. &c belonging 70 the Confederate
Government
CO the lth the United States steamers
ccrrs AMI Lock ~ood. pursued thc rebel
steamer ALICE M Roanoke river. and cap
tured Ter about two miles below William.
hur- She bad cargo Of bacon for the reb
el sTNy, AMI the church bells of Plymouth
Which Uere 10 be cast into field pieces
No advice- have been received At the " ~
Department. 70 day. from Gen. Halleck
Oen. Mcclellan lelegraphs that his troop.
have cul the Virginia Central Railroad a
three points between Hanover COufi Hou-e
all the Chrkahomib'
" A-B4~cro<. Nav p -Dispatches rccciv
81 thg. morning At the War Department. we
learn that analfs are pAi't N 'is si-irdty Of
Harper Ferry
A message from Gen. Backs. dAiet one
o'clock ihi. morning sas~ that Capt Coliua
" ibe French Lsuase- has brought ~ com
nsnd into Hsucock having had iso killed -
A later dispatch from Gen Bsnks ssvs al
quiet ~ " iilism-gort-
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FROM MCCLELLAN

BorroN BRIDeE. May Intelligent
slave, in Gen. Keys camp this morning. sta
ted that yesterday noon. when they left Rich.
mond the rebel army was moving out of the
city and northward TO the fair grounds
Those who know the position say that il is
about two or three miles out on high com
handing plateau. We understand that thi.
position is being fortified and that the enemy
intends TO give us battle there
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Rl.sii, Root A Co. are RECEIVING
large amounts Of good almost daily 'h'
their store room = througed with customers
from morn ,ill ds~y sc" See their Al
s.rti-em.pt is another column.
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CHAxBERsDvRo. Ia. May &c.
FROM BOSTON

BosroN. May 26.-Massachusetts 32j, Col.
+. j. Parker. left for Washington this even.
ing.
The old First Light Battery. Captain
Jones. leaves early TO morrow morning
over three thousand troops appeared on
the Common this afternoon, ready for ser.
yice. and the number will be greatly swelled
by arrivals tomorrow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

~ The Unson Ride ief thi- morflins
Al. O'Clock. lof indianapolis. 20 s%'ss' N
.,a.sslsng the rebel psssoners IN "fuef mat
the Government rroops there fof thai pu'
poe. NJ, 70 ~here they afe most needed
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~ See the advertisement; 81 d.. IT..
Merrill. o. enr .econd page. 20 day H.
.srr;ee. h.v. been rewarded With Saeeess
here. =. zone II our be-, eitiEsn- can testify.
re csatemplAt-- leaving here early Ia jane
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

p6-we have received communication
-a.rh -e 4oali publish. isi We know the
aathof's name We 10 not pubsi.h anons
mon. communication vi any kind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

L. The attraction 81 the store q l.
K;ee Sou. still continues 20 ns s''aoa'ea-
H. -, al. be.s qa.Iis, II god. At the
lswe-f pficcs
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cTwe are under renewed obligations 70
-. F.,re-. "a. Tor The Nsshv,lie De
patch IL a1rsnee Of the mails
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIAoRE. May 26-We earn that there
vas the same popular commotion in Hagers
town. on Saturday night and Sunday. as here
A rebel newspaper Office was destroyed.
and prominent secessi0nists punished very
severely. In all parts OF the town.
A report from Wiiliamsport says that as
our troops Fetreated through Winchester, the
women fred on them, and that the sick LETT
in the hospitals. were brutality treated, and
some Of them wounded.
In view OF active movements ia progress,
il j. thought the rebels stand chance of be
ing caught IN a trap.
Among those mentioned as being moIested
by the Union men. yesterday, the name OF
Robert Mcl.ane, late Minister TO Mexico.
was enormously mentioned. This Is incor
rect
BALTIMORE, 2.-Pryate accounts from
Martinsburg represent only few rebel
scouts were In town Yesterday, aud they
shortly after retired without doing any dam
age The indications are that the enemy is
retreatiIg to Winchester.
All is quiet hsre this morning. A large
police force is stationed along Baltimore
street and In other localities TO prevent tar
bnleni gatherings
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

~ srumOus or sorOralOus affections are us
curse. The blight. he potato tot q mankind They
are vile and rl'hy - vel ~ fatal They arise bon
contamination and impurity q The blood. AMI
BE seeh all around rs svery~hers- One eusrteE 81
al ~s meet are tainted with then, and one cnsrisi
q these die - them. de fss.hiy to- because they
sefofalens corruption ffon the blood rcbdsrs n pare
AID healthy. and eneciasily esPurgste. The fosl
Contamination nom the system. No longer gruan
under your Scrofn,ous disorders since the
eis Ara has provided has mastery combination .;
curative virtues that be calls sAss,r.slli. Dem
cerst. Waterbury. CT.
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BRANDRETH's PIIIs-For tn restorstou
health u those Who have been stricken BY spcpesy
% paralysis they are the enly reliable Letlclns.
all Hseeion- o. the lungs. chest and bowels th~ii
prompt use saves LIE ard euioaly cures fnenu'c-
MA. pleurisy, cholera. Wind. sp.sms worms oholsss
sorbas. tisrrhors. sysentkry. whether from mslaE-
eating nnrips frulis other faults In diei. yltl1
their influence. Asthma. govt, rheumaiisIns. live
affections. ruptures. infammstons 81 any organ
levers. whether ssue other specific evsrs. biiiou.
DISEASES jsundse 81 yltnss dance. Ailpox ip~s-
ss Group. erysipslss. white s~engs. piles. ulcers
OF even thirty years oentinnance and especially
ulcers q The iver have all been cured permanently
~ ihese celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. Ia
female complaints and nervous Diseases they hss.
been equally successful vide change Of life bosh
srs, and second psriodsl. Epilepsy. dspTessios u
spirits. ish,ful dersms all obssruetons and r.i.s-
stloas are By them cured. dispersed and oorreciss,
Pries Is cents pr bon.
sold by }. r. cu.ss~sA.. Tsrrs-H.ute. AMI ~
rssp>ctatse dealers IN msdicise. flanldwim
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HARRIsBuRo. May 26.--The follow ing dis
pitch has been received by the Governor.
from reliable source IL Il proper that the
people should know the facts:
CHAsBERsBvEo. Ia. May &c
To Gee. CarfiR-We have examined a
dozen stragglers from the Maryland LIST. and
Gen. Banks column. TO day. The testimony
is concurrent "a to the brutal treatment OF
our sick and prisoners. A number II Penn
sylvanians who were sick at Winchester aud
were hill In the wheat fields on Gen. Banks
route Of retreat. were mcrcilessly butchered
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

roKkrowx rvse,,rsn

Intend 70 close out M eniif~ -io.s 20
f'othing. gen's' furnishing yoo-i.. hat A..
Al nes' cot. -isAin The coming ninety as,.
so~ the LINE "a get the worth of sosr
"oueF. m the be-, qaslay OF eloth,ae. call
soan II iseeb ID Esrlys ola ssar.l.
Ai>o. ! -s-A 70 s>y to an those indebted
- me, 10 cal al settle immediately. q save
further tsoab'e y HARTMAN
me dlm.
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LUNCHI HNCHi


aaa no~ setting Fsee Lur.ch .eerx a..
from 10 - hsis-Psss n eeh,rk. Al uhwb
lsns w.ii bs gid 70 - n,s friend. "a,
plfrOns.
msssiaiw CHAS. KERN
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

40 To y. {. BURROWS, No.
NJ -, NAls Street ioa all fh1 ks house fuil
81 frssh God - cNeGy tAiux that he pat II a
hou.s the kiad .nf ssid very small pront for
ossb. A zee gods are eeaxbi 81 easA. sd ~ ny
III the qasli,y snf price slA compare fasofAbie
EserythIax odd an - sslsvsd -sy part q The
city ffvs u charge.
A. a. fuRROw's
Ns~uhlsiH
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Losses in the 4th Michigan regiment. ia the
recent skirmish:
Killei-Private Abel NJ. ID. Piper, Co. b
shot through the heart -
woundel-Pissfe fsanklia Dsake. 10
b, MORALLY; private VIM. VI Chase. Co. c,
mortally-compound fracture Of the thigh
private NJ. Young. 90. b. flesh wound Ia
thigh; private Martin Brockway. Co. h. com
pound fracture Of arm, private Cilas. BFunes
Co. A. fcsh wound Ia the thigh; private G.
Bueror. Go. 1, wounded in mouth
Nav loBK. May % A letter from Bata-
via. March JIsi, reports Confederate Phi.
vateer steamer With eight rihed guns in the
China sea, which had been spoken by an
English Aaa ofwar.
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kFuovst II have removed my h.de sni
leather >tore 20 . -. '.ris~cld Block usssh
lie Man street. het~een Cox and hni
man's y Wholesale Groc~ry cstabl,-hmeof
Thankful n my numerous ffieal- ant
pairoa. Soc pas, fsvors. respectfully -
See advertisement
l. = BURNETT.
Nav ?, az
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
ICE CR z AM.


HAVING REFITTED AND
j opened car S.iosn for the season. are pre-
pared . wait all who may favor With can. IN
the beet Also q god assortment u all
kinds Of
Confcctionery.f Fruits Cove
and Picked oysters, sardtues,
Etc. Etc, Etc.
sGCream furnished To- parties on short noucs
May3f3w STONE 4 MPfETOE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Norses Lest OF mislati cefi'hes'e ~
tao .harrs Of stock m ,he Tefrc Hanie 4
Richnoa.i X r. Co. dalei februsryf I-6l
- The name OF Norihsngion a - Alpl
s.slcn hss been made q nc comrsny fsr =
renewal ~ ssil c~fi,hsair
a wfVSIow
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
IRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. MAY 26.-The special cor.
respondent Of the Times wilh Gen. McDoN
ellis army. sends the following dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

FELoS CHIvALRY Something over a
year ago one Sobieski Burnett, who has
had an occasional or transient domicils in
st. Louis. was arrested in Northern Ohio,
charged with burglary. Before trial, BY
the aid of confederates he broke Jail and
escaped. HeAwas taken prisoner al Dom
slson, havinga captaincy in the rebel ar
my. Being identified, he Was taken back
arraigned, plead guilty, and was, . week
or two ago, sentenced to the panitentinry
for term Of years. His is not the first
instance Of fe1ons and escaped conyicts
being found deeked with the insignia OF
military rank in the chivalrous army
There were several such in Western Vir-
ginia, in the summer - "high toned,
southern gentlemen, fighting for homes
and hearth-stones, and all their cherished
fnstitutions. FIST. Louis Dem.
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Slaxery In Ohi..

We learn that the Senate,s Committee
who visited Camp Chase Prison to exam.
ine into the condition and number OF
"contrabands" held in '.durance vilen
among the "Secesh" Of that popular and
Popsious institution, found greater num-
Der Of darkeys there than had been ex-
pected. Instead of about 80, they dis
covered upwards of 10. They found lso
that the amiable Secesh officers, upon
whom these contrabands were waiting.
claimed them As their property, and waxed
both indignant aud insolent at the idea
OF their property being detailed to the
sg"obte duty Of waiting upon 'Yankees''
q the hospital. Those gentlemen from
aDixis's Landa will perhaps learn in due
time that their 20 odd slaves are not
20 mach property" now as they FUSED
to was" We shall probably have the
Committees report to-day State Jour-
nal.
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EREIGHnS

FIR e GHTS.
BY this route, FreiGhts OF all descriptions cxn h
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York Roston .,
Baltimore, 10 or from any point on Tie Railroads
Of Ohio, kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wieeonsan
lowa Or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennsyivanin Railroad aI.o connects n pttts-
burg with SteAmers BY which Goods can be forw ard-
1ennsssss. GuGberIand, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nissis
sppi. Mlssonri- kansAs, ATk&nsAs. aad Red Rivers:
sud ~ Cleveland, Sxndusky aud Chicago = It'll ste am
crs " All pOrts On tho North w estsrn Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entfussing the trsnspor1a-
ton OF their Freight 70 this Company can rely with
confidence on lie speedy transit.
The nates ~ fFelEht
To and from any point II ths West 81 the Pennyl-
voRAHLE As AXE CHARGED BY OTHERRAII.
RoApcoMPANIES,
III Be particulars to mark pack ages, tsyrA Pxsn.
CExTxAL k.h.pLU
For Freight coniraess Shipping Directions. an
ply 10 or address either Of the fQlloxng xenis
Company
X. r. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
-- u. A. fl Ii " 4 kfi Freight Agent Pftisbursh
CLAkkEH CO., Transfer Agents, !"
ii. W. BROWN ox CO., Cine iunati o.
R,C. AELDRUM = CO., Madison, Ind
j. Z. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W. ". AikAAN d CO., Evanss He, Ind
CLARkEk l. Co., Chicago, Ill.
W.H. q X. l.. LA NGLEY Gailipolis o.
G.B. NEAL, Pnrkersburg, Va.
HALL l. CO., Marietta, o.
s. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
M'DowEIL q NICOLA Portsmouth, ,o,i
X M'sEELY, Msysyile, ky.i
J. r. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Ces ingion, Ky.
g.. L. HEAIonsGisYeIsnd o.
=. C. ME1DkuA, Gent Travelling Agt for
the South and Nest.
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rr RlTTIN'S IMPROVED PATENT
l. PORTABLE
e q Al OIL i AMPS.
WITHOUT eHIMNEYs.

This Lamp will bs found invaluable ion to
both In the city and country for rich
sad peofyA akiaeAsa mA eAHsbor fanap. The bnrrs
contains non.c0ndnctcr Of heat, which makss If
safe 10 attach toA mstalc lsmp, whs otheF hurn-
can be used with safety metallic lamps
Its great eccncmy Of consumpton further recommends
1t y the attention OF housekeepers, hote
railroad 6bnducers for lanterns, and for lighting pas
senger cara. It will burn without sensible dminu~
tton Of lame long there Is any oil in the lamp.
Prices to suit the times.
uJaFor sale by Joss TIERxAs, dealer In Cosi and
Carbon Oils Lamp Shades and Lamp Goods esneralp
~, No Estes House, MAin-st., ke0knk, IowA.
mAYlI-dIm Na4sfF s8FE}a
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THE WEEKLY GATE CITY
'DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival of the Mails.
Eastern AAuArsiyes daily kSunasys excepted via
Plymouth, ~ o'clock. .. m.
~. Lous and Southern Mail srrisesdasly Mondays
sxceptedl atG,p.m.
Western Mail arrives daily sunday.a. 1900
o'clock, N.
Darlington Aaiiarrises daily texs.rs SUNDAYS ,ss
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive laiIy sA,i.v,
exeeptedl at SPIN.
Charleston Mail Il txi-weekiy1 arrives finilys
Thursdays and dsainrdays,at7p.n r
Closing Of the Mails.
closes daily tes cep& sssur dayy, At en-
u.
81 Louis and Southern Esiicfoses daily fsa,urdays
exeepted) at6 6p. m.
Burlington hailcioses daily texceptsaturdays) .,
ep.m.
Western Mail closes daily Except satardays) At 9
o'clock p. m.
Csrthagea and Plymouth Mail closes saturdays
sxcsptedl at6p.m
Charieston Asil ttri-reekly) closer Hondsys, W I'd
nesdAys and Fridays, alta m.
Ell. IL The Post Once VIII be open on RnEdays fron
Sto ~ e'clock.A. j. h. HOWELL, r. n.
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r,chald
~ -.s------
ItLECTION.

The ANIMAL Erction OF the City Of Keokut, will be
held ON Monday fhe 1th VI April A. b. ls62 for the
purpose Of eiectipK MAvoR and MARSHAL 81 naid
city, ard an ALDERMAN from each ward Bald cleo
tion will be opened at o'clock and closed d
O'clock p m and y IN be held II the following named
plscef, to-wit;
FiRsS WAnD-iB the rear OF .. Hamils store, On
Fourth street, Iext 70 the alley.
BEcokD NAxD-At u. B Enith'S once, on Johnson
street befween I'd and ID.
THtEp WARD-At Mechnnics' Block.
FarkTH MAJ D-~At the shop OF Geo Schulz on
Main street, near 7th.
~ BRrcE, Mayor
e4 mtrlb~d d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

~ M. Mason, at the opening Of the
|fitish Parliament, sat next to the black
|mbasssdor from Hayti, and didn I dare
turn np his nose, lest the Britiah Abo-
Eisonists might suspect him Of thinking
|mself better than 1 niger. i.
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rITY BOOK STORE.
Corner. Main and Second Streets
Next to Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.


New Books.
The City Book Store Is this day In receipt Of The
following choice literature -
ceeil prseme. sy Theodore winthrop.
shadow In the House, by Sauaders.
The HGuaehOld Of Bouverie by southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, BY Hoimss.
keooltOctions OF Shelley and Byron, bs Tfelauhy
Sholisy MeneriAls, BY Lady Sheliey.
The Rejected Stone, by Z virglnian
Tom Burke's school Days NJ Rnxby.
DcQnincys Opium Eater.
Literary "Reminiscences
Theological kssaya,Ac.
Hoods Poems, Bias and Gold.
Lenxtsliow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Saxes
Mn Jameson's Loves of the Poets Blue 4 Gold.
:. Charscterstics, &c, Z"
:. :. Studies, Sc,
- Italian Printers, :.
= Legend ofthe Msdonnaa =
Ekttches Of Art, :.
Diary, &C..
HI sthorns's Marble Fann.
- House OF the Seven Gablss.
" Scarlet Letter.
e aAosses, from an Old MAnss.
= Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
Hlithedale KopAnces.
Lonxfeliow's Hinwatha.
- EvanfDnx.
The above books VIII be sold nj Publishers prices.
The pnsisc are invited 10 call aud eIamn. the St ch
= fsb6 q i. ". OGDEN
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GPRING ARRANGEMENT.
kE0ETK, MT. PLEASANT 1 MUSCATINE
- z :
h ALL II q AD.
Direct connection nth Chicago, Bur1ing
ton e Quincy road, and ,c,h Bur-
hngton d Missouri Riiper X. r.,
going and returning.

On and after Tuesday, April j, the Trains on this
Road wilirus - follows:
Leave Keokrk daily, Sundsys excepted, nj 1:aO
A, M. and 2s3O r. M.
Leave n. Madison al 1000 A. N. and $40 r.
~.
Arrives keokuk at ll.2O A. N. and 600 p n
Arrive Aft. Madison ~ BOO A. n. and 400 r.
j. w. OGDEN,
mrhald 6apt.
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train isxers daily (Euudsys excrptea) .,
730a. N and $50 p m, aud arrives ss ii: 10 a nj
and SEQ r. m.
Wesesrn Train leaves daily tsnndays excepted IT
- n. and 100 p. M, aud arrives st 1900 NJ and
eco p m.
Az Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wabash vi alley
Railroad Arriye daily, except sundsys ats eipex D.
m., and depart daily Sunday excepted, a, 30 a. M
BasseA eonnses uiihahis city
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- Praon Broxnlow said, in C,ncin-
|ati. that be was glad Fremont was eoine
4 East Tennessee. Fremont was his sort
man, and he would 60 with him and
(lperlntend the hanging. The Parson is
stakeholder, but he has seen enough 81
e infamy and horror Of secession, not to
/ particular about the means employed
wipe it out.
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~ Floyd said. some time ago, that
y would give his last drop Of blood to
Fsment the South. The Il Crosse Dem-
.rst- thinks that lie concluded to save
Y cement when he found that Foote had
} much mortar.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t il COM
bned from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANruoSy's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIrELAs, plMrLEs, PusTuLEs,
BLoTcHRs, BLArNs and Bo1Ls. TuMons, letter
and SALT RHEuM, SeALD HEAD. RiNowoRx,
RHEuMATIsM, SYrHILrrIc and MEncuRrAL Dis
EASES, DRopsY, DYsrErsIA, DEBiLITY. and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLoop. The popular belief
in +" iapnity Of the blood" is founded in truth,
for srrufaiH Is degeneration of the blood. lie
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla Il to purify and regenerate this vital Aa;d.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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.HERITF's SALE

sTATEDF IOWA. LEE Corn1r--st.
Nv virtue d Fpecial execution 10 me dfec,fn, ~ "
sued by the CLERK Of the District Court IN
ayor OF len Johnson and against S. Billings have
LEVIED npon and III ~ to highest bidder, atthe
door OF the Clerk's once OF the Disiict Court o. nee
County. Iowa At keokuk IN said county, q lbe Iun
day OF February A II, 1862. between The hours OF v
O'Clock d. m, and O'Clock y: m OF said day, COM
me pcihg nj O'Clock p. M, the following rroretl o
wit Lot No. three In hleek thirteen tisj o. the
City of Kenknk. Lee County. Iowa.
TakeH levied upon and 90 he sofd by ordrf %
to saiisfs said writefexeeution.
Keoknk, Jan. 4, Ikbs.
n. G., hedges,
Sheriff of Lee Countys Iowa.
jspgdtd IL, ID. II. EMtTn, IT.. Deruiy.
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STATE OF IOWA: LEE CorFTY-ss.
By virtue OF special execution to- me dlTectedp Is
suad by the Clerk The District Court Of said county
In favor OF Hiram Barney and aeaintt John wilson.
have levied upon and will sell the highest bidder, s
the door OF the Clerks Once of The District Court OF
Lee County. Iowa, at Keekuk III said county % the
ioi day III February, A. D. 1862. between The hours
al o'clock a. III. and o'clock p. Of said day. conn
mencine Mt 2e.eiefk r. the following tfefefy to-
wit the north halT of section seven township
sixty seven 1871 north 81 range four Il and the
north half III OF section eighteen l1sl, township
eiriy even I6f north, range four west. In Lee
County, low much as may be necessary.
TAKEN levied upon and be sold By order Of Court
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keoknk, January 9Th, 1852.
NC HEDGES,
Sheriffo Of Lee County.
,.updtd Rv D. b. SMITH. IN, Deputy.