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attachment,
Georg s. Algeo, Plaintiff,
sse 4 against

Benjaiin Drake, Defendant.
pEF0RE Johi Beardmore, J. P. of Washing
- ton. Townhip, Monroe County, Ohio, OH
the 18th day / December, A. D. 1862, said
Justice issuedIn order of Attachment in the
above action, lr the sum Of one hundred dol.
lars and eight cents. Which cause is Sc,
for hearing onIhs 3lst day Of January, A. D.
1858 at 10 o'clck, A. M.
GEORGE 8. ALGEO, Ppf.
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TIMOTHY CAVENAUGu'S
ESTATE.

Notice. is hereby given that ST. Murrey was
on the 18th day of September 1862 appointed
by the Probate Court of Monroe Comfy, Ohio
Administrator of the estate of Timothy Cav
enaugh, deceased. ss 8
S. J. MURREY, Adm'E
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i. Iornbrook, Plaintiff,
against

d. W Skinner, Defendant.
DEF0RE James Nesbitt, j. p. of Ohio
ID township.M Monroe County, Ohio, ON the
3rd day of December 1862, said Justice issued
an order of Attachment in the above action,
for thes ofhinety-four dollars and eighty
two cents, (S9is2.) Said cause is set forstrial
on the 18th ey of January 1868. at o'clock
P. NJ. b, HORNBROOK.
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appointed by the Probate conrt Of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate el
Barnett Aaamson, deceased.
w. J. ADANSON and
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0NEpcrson writes, her daughter ~ e1l
Of fits of nine years standing, and ~ 49,
dance of two years g. : 81 IS IS r. ?
ANOTHER writes, his son Wko SGp61
after his Hesh had almost wasted array.
The doctors pronounced the ease 3nSo 4
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and knSS
after trying every medicine in his reacks 5
ANOTHER was cured ef Fo1or -.
which had existed fourteen years- : ~ =
AN0THER Of Rheumatism Of eight ysG6
Cases innumerableo of Dyspepsia and Lnee
Complaint could be mentioned IN ~
Purifier and Pills s & : z.
Wosk EzAkc q CAaxipa. I s s
We nAOOA pvxkS S.. g
ere the most active and thorough. piI1 y
have ever been introduced. -
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ing that organ to such an ext9nt - ~ ~
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dition, which il TO opt 70 be ne e6Ss <I1(b'
simply purgative pill : 8.
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which, in conjunction with The. -
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Colio Pains, Cholera Norbus, Il. !
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Sept. II, l,s62.-ly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11

The Richmond Enquirer on Peace.
We can sec prospects of peace ut a Il
mot this year nor next year: not at the
end OF l.incoIu's Presidential erm, nor
OF the next. Every body wishes for il.
and longs and prsys Tor it; everybody
both in the Fedvral STATE, and i, lie Con.
federate. CT ut as not deceive our
selves-the peace which they long for al
tue North Is not tie same peace we prs,
for here. TaT peace means recopsti no.
,Ion;, ours means separation. We Can
never make peace. never much as We
muy desire 1t. leaving in the eucmy's
hands New Orleans, Kentucky, Maryland
aud Mlssourl-wiihvut at least ensuJiup
TO those States tie iuli freedom TO decide
uncontrolled by the coercion OF foreirn
armies. whether they will attach them
selves to the Northern despotism or the
Southern League. We can never make
peace while one Southern fortress has IA.
hated dag OF the stars and stripes floating
over It's walls. while one hostile ship pre-.
sumes To blockade = Southern husbor.-
They cannot make peace. giving up to
Us our iort, and harbors, acknow logging
the right Of secession in the Uorder States.
and admitting themselves beaten and dis.
graced. Their "peacc" is, to US, contio.
uSi, eternal war; our peace is to them ruin
aud perdition. Ii there is 10 be peace.
then, on whose terms shall it be--theirs
or oursg Neither. We are to have war.
not peace- Richmond Enquirer, April
ION. 2
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miscellaneous.
- RIA CUSE
~
Medical Dispensary,
EsTaRIusHFD Iseo.


LII The Ieiif II lhe AIia and s...r,.4lAs4
"i iAish pleasure. who mad he hiss en-, o., The
aeris - rSrstH lus} Hme dlssAs4 fr, ~ ttn.,,
e"se e'shahe dr''ff," 'ui arP>t IA Ply s}ci N,
~ 70 Nhesleige Ana rAiertnee can ataap b friend
TO YOUNG MEx We a., ntadg. ,,.cty.. en-
sniif,s l~ns",t be enel> - Secs igsl,t. Semins
"~hth s., DC Ds simple oeal No cstion eAsy 10
"e esrd eansp'g No psiH ~ Inconvenience. Ne en-.
hls 'ohs occur asr the hfs sppHcai On. address b,
mail ~ be .ow. ~ -
an diseases peculiar Females treated on sciept nc
principles.
fRkNCH PATENT MALE sAFF-u "a ps-tee,Iy
SAFE aud yer iai Ia give satisfaction Il IL The oply
SAFE shd sur" preventive against pregnancy aud dis.
ease The triee 81 the ftrsc Patent Male sat.-Two
Tor % - per dozen Sentby mail
iatt Iabithed, Two hooks In the on pgIytTE
pisAAsfs AND DishAhks or FEMALES The ma
'u't Hcatment aud fadica, cutrs Of snernato,rh,s
o. ntnal weakness, Sexual DEBILITY Nervousnrs
iuroiuHinr1 fmisstSts and Tmpntees re,utiug In 80
s"u ahHss, &C Also, RET bir advice Ia, r.Isnon "a
Matfirrt ~ hrfttton and th~ means ~ which il ma,
h' t'.4d ~ " ie'es Any aud other matters Of VII
l"i' fthhce 10 the mnrtisd those cente iatinr
lnarftAgr.
The knawledge therein contained l. OF 20 be fan,
IN Az, "ihfw ser fF5i shed tot utsaiuAtte on
Ff4oF TEETz RI7T 81 - "a Tcc- IN o
prize % l's value u ,en,i' P,tsets~., aIttr rad
'ns NJ. woFs are .I.a a. fsy al At lea.
""' ''"Fs' vs. Ft''r9 CAV hAtt lh~ nni eY fri fivd
A'd'ets ~ Dt>pensa,y,
BsaNFI 40, -, tHtus4 \ Y
Or apply 10 nr, q. Y. corr, t;4tsut ~ ph,.i, u,
ot the ius'i'u I'm once No 10 i, ,eltUp fiaiI IN,
p"'.iie y c s,rsca.e House, s!facose. y. A.
ma 3 'dAa ut,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 % frsokhn Hanhmau, Eisnor Tveedy, An rev
.SeSds, haa Gn a Co.. CeiEabfe q sRysh, De-
fsnaAnts =
lou AID Zach OF you hereby notified that the
nov on HE IN the CLERKS office District Court
- ~ touhtS, Iowa; al kodak, petition and nts
neht against 700 FrsHkiin HsTshuaan aud BieLor
Isfedy FOR the sum OF Three fhonssna bdtsre sna ss
sEainst all The above nsmed defendants aiming tAe
foreclosure OF aortsKge made y satd r ,snkiin
ha!*hman and LleEtr Tsasy 10 Ghas una stu 70
~ iEl"d r. said Hiram Barney, t.iAg upon HE
saft a. 81 u the north wet quarter : vi j. al, "A
laShit ,llrtr al ~ lows Ii t6h nerlh fsrte rse
10 We ~ L'c COUNTY, Iva also pfa3fng The
safe OF saa pteWteF Ray az ssid debt the exsbgg-
shmeht 81 TIE equity of redemption and tor raj
reiet wGsb costs
ah1 unless you appear anl answer said petition on
Or before boon OF III Uofid-SS TtF Ter OF
saa curt, 60 commence si keOk The lat Monday
Of september H.. lses. tudpnsni will be had ~
default H. SCOTT sUONELL
hais-da~ Attorney for Piainglg.
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The CONTRAST daniel s. Starr, who
emIsra,ed 10 Alabama from C0nnectcul
70 years ago, was hung BY mob in Moni.
gomery, Ala, on the 18th uit., for hay.
ins written book against the South
Tie book was III manuscript.
ID. A. Mahony has written. printed and
published book against the North aud
against the Government, in favor Of treas.
on aud rebelIion, but heg goes at large uu.
whipped OF jnsllce, aud calls himself {
"AAriyr.'-l Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11

NEW BOOKS.
vernef's Pride;
Difkens Complete works:
Hsme and Abroad, Second Seyiss.
stofy ofthe Quad
New Annual cyciopedis 1881:
pns ros,s 1nasnsi, by Bsysrd Tsyio.;
OksranRo River,
hawin Bro.hsslofs, by Winthrop;
Shadow ia tue House
This deg receiyedat
.ro, bRoWSkLI,s Book Store,
eP Cor Main and eth streets
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So - s7ss-7-i--1sssassa-
I EGAL NOTICE.

George c. Anderson,
Robert Simpsos, Rauitabls pvoerU.,,nr
kiiSab~th J. Elm pson
esorge Clark. henior.
Tee dcfiie .dapts will AXE natirn en- - tAAx a.
oa na ~ the once os tbs Clerk Of the Bisasei Court
., Lee eeus', Iowa, al keekak. = petkisn In saaIly
OF 1epiBe T. Anderson slstHg that he rrco, red
Jadsglsst Against koher ssalnp,su Il the Fsbfaafy
tes M 1879 81 said Court o2xb3 Is NTH ests snd
~ PER eShs Interest, and that ext-top fsvss
ssid Ards iSon under aid inasmens was lev .ed on
Lois7 said In piotk stxiy I've COL. snd IotsI
~ bi"ek Ia tho Gky OF keuauk, Lee essnty, Isws.
That sad koberg Slp.on ed ali "a prvpsSty
excepting 20 se~t " Lpt Gsoge Cias SEN, tho
father oil his wife, and that ON The asy cid CinSk
convey said properly leExshStk sinpssn for
sider.,on u SsSS that the sz,d s.ss Irards-
eni sc, Said tctkea prays thar the - lee ma, be
set de aud the pruprs. hvid liable par pansslsn
Geld. AID tor genera ratsef, $50 49,.
Ana aatessyeu appear aud answer natG 6etttlcu on
90 hetoss The seeosa DAY ~ " tA~Fnepl nsSvr
iotm 1868, Of said taurt Il eres uiu ~ ia - - ~
soatess.on. add according " ps~Jl 81 10 bsiI
RANklH ~ MUckAkN.
apia-dsv PtsaAsta,s Atisrssys.
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Original NOTICE.

To samuel Dunlap, J W osiry, Sarah Fog EAPtx
Mary seteniiz, J stinpson and NJ 81 gret Tar
bell, Deit nasuiss
You rare hereby notified that there 10 now on ME In
the Office OF the Cleik of the District Cuurt Of
county, Iowa. al keokak, petition Ia saaiIy b, John
wtnthrvp eiaihrg sJues against s9mue Dun
lap md ). " Ca, ior The Of Fur hsndrsd bot
are aton Your Aae, sna Ass Prsylrg fof lhe
Siosnr* - AotfaE~ nrob ar sale Of LOIS III ard
OF heokuk, i.ru Cvamts Iowa esestibE ssid and
ioT general relief,
kow each OF must appear and said petition
bN boon OF tile second Of the beNiftrfi tfsaid
Court to be held ut ksokuk on thr nrst Ed.A 81
sePembct, D. 1868, Or tnaEuent wisi be hhd
/ % default. IL. SC0lT HUNkLL,
/ As-t4w plaintia,s At,ynsx
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Turner y ames W lohoston, Love Prx,ler-
fek Zneg. Goa Z And -tsuB 4 Go. Mu, Ihumasan
Trastne OF ! Nj Or ahani Cox a Shpily T. NJ Ora.
ham, keoknk, Fort pss MONIES y Mtnnesota Rnl.
road Company
You. ami each oiyou, are hereby not tned
Is now on die IN tho oace II The Clerk OF tho
q rftof lee county Iowa, at keokuk, Iowa, a psti
tSn Vt lishfy \. Taylor, Calming II you the sald
". F, Jur3rr, Seven Thousand four Hundred Dol
lars snd lu per ent interest payable annaafy upon
your seyeta pr nlssory note sy able the order
James Elder and endor led % plaintiff also
sgaust all Of you the foreclosure Of Two Mortpa gs,
male By said Tuner 10 said sues ider apsu Lou
ollie ahi len 10 Block ninety eight ssl In The Cts d
nrokuk, Lee County, Ioxa given 10 sscu,s 80
notes,
And unless you appear and answer therein ON a,
before noon OF the second dss tho nc III te,m n
The sald District Court ut hsotuk 10 b. Isrun 8 =,
heidsn enthe LIST Monday In SCI iunber, A. 81. 1909
defanit Will be entered sBainsi YOU ana judr
nrn rendered thereof 'a"s
koSi.E& srRoNa
nAo a'N Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 ruth ~yrtck, Geo y N3tis. Iohn p Hornisb, L
pSinptou ~ 1 az ststt a az. = lay. n Il
Lowe Srinush, tsrt " tss tor. } 4 psrrstt \ 90
sana1 hlsek, I W fhLtey, EzIR Potter, Z Gam.
beH sLd Hhhhm Miller, eStcnint OF Jacob Miller
drevased, h smith " Fat AeM~Laus "a, n L.
hhdiiek athaei htlIy 1h,s s. Nelly, Nude d MIR.
pm. W bariotss mes Burrows, Mary p.wers
~ " Eaht -, executor VI H. h. Etaus, James
6'rdcni "m Haddiek, DAM Wood ard aid en- i.
dali, Hsse Co, Defendants:
f0n and each OF yon, are hereby ed To
u nov 90 s in he ofnre " the Jerk OF the dat, er
ooaEiin az for iec tonniy, Iowa, at keokuk, PEE
ulon o. Hiram Barney claiming iudg msnt on lore
Gesture Of Mortgage sxait i.uth yriek stoye
tsmed lot tRs sum of Fifteen Hundred L,llss With
tcn per cent tn,erc from the ist day Of Jul, ESQ
sud special ard gei esal execution AGAINST ktsh
rex aud as against all sad defendants above n.nea
pfatt aso cr the foreclosure Mortgage given by
I'D Rsth @.s,sk 10 Charles Mason upon the ~esl
1.-THE west u OF the n. " of Section 22f la~ush,,
lssJ moth OF k4ns. 10 west, In Lee 4, Iowa The
ssls "f sad MOO tgnl,d premises TO paw III sad debt
tue extugaisnnem OF .quits VI tdemptou
tor costs aud geaeFsi relief
Ana unless You apls arsDd aHsu said petition on
OF before nooh OF thr second sy of tho next te rn
said Court eomaenc al keok uk OH the first Mad.
OF September a u. let5, or Judgment AID deere.
will te had thereib a. prayed ter b aefsuh
IL sGUfi HOWELL,
MR'f-Sf~ Attorney Tor Piaintin.
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I EGAL NOTICE.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's

~ SALE.
LNITt ID STATES OF AMERICA
DIsrnr Iowa. 50
by Nntue II an kxecU ion 10 aiyscte d. issued y
the CLERK OF the District Court " the Jsltsa slat..
for the Southern Divsion OF the D,s,rle, II
iowa, aud sgssnsa kdward kilbourne and
toivman and Foot, as principals ana n b. Foot
a, j. Deinng, ana ii. X. Love SECURITIES IN favor
OF states savings infNihtlcn have LEVIED apon md
Viii sell TO this hiREtst bidder, at the dor on the
Cictke nfce OF the bst Tt Court OF The p.d M,
for ihe DItrie. of Iowa ut keokuk In said b,tYtct
on The s0ih Jay OF MAY n, 1868, between the hours
OF O'clock A. NJ. am Clock NJ. OF raid day tns
following properly, TO .~its
lot No. sis Sel Block NJ, plIse 20.
Lot Nc. I've 81 BtvSk No. nye 81
40 iret vi the West side OF Lot ~. d. Bioek Of
isst 80. seven II Ina BioeE n. ~.
feet iHwi,h " 1sol deep, The Kast slse o. 10,
No f,Rr a. bl .es NJ. i.el.
Lot No. 1--WE, Block No. ~. all OF Block No a-6l .
also i,ock No t2l 10 ksid's addition TO Tue eli, "a
heokuk All Of abe atese Lcis III he III, o
knt Lec eoantss a1sa also the 40 acres on of ,,a
Nest. ~~F''~"ss w
The Yves, hair "a OF South west qua rer ~, s,ei,p
sl5l township 1857 Range (o) Vest, IL Lea Goanty
. Iakan and levied upen NJ tho prppeity OF Rawsid
nnbon'ne ~ sAt.sft said VIII ef k1eeuiioA.
kes suk Ap n 92d, 1861
H. NJ. hoAlk u. n. Marshal
~ - ~" 'bs HAEkb FULTON, Deputy.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

-
10 l. G Dolby ns and Mary pobyns his wtfe q pe.rce
Jones Me1 uiehaep AID ---- Slclstcheon his : i,e
" IA ard X l. hnddiek, Thomas II Hinds, al IS s,nn,s
Van Ausdal. . Crane, Hatch Tnoan.nn ~
Mrighl and b Wright, exs.ut. ~ of the c.ssis
oil Wrgt, deceased, ChapIn l. Lee, Love M, a.
Adams Co., VIM ktannas, n ID weodwsra =
4 Co. 80. =
feu. and each Of jon, hereby noticed shat lhsrs
y now on hic 10 the ONCE the Clerk oi thx Nt
Cont OF Lee County, Iowa, nj K-osuk, q petition of
y ferfy Claiming VI you lia sssd L. @. DoLyns he
sdn Of Seven Hnnde and Zig ir- IN Dollars wi,b n
per sent intsfestpe sunpm rob no. lsSss !.
money due t~o pruussory notss aud sI,o
a;ainst ali OF YOU the feciDsnre q s.erlsan Musss
gwen 20 secure said oses and ~ ing tie yulicS
BsAi Esiate, to.wit; Oae hundr,d ieet on R,,,,.,,
srestey lneiytbree aud Third Ieetuu his
street, telas part ~ ls soa IN IN hlook \.
The addition 81 v illiam u. Williams and Reeve. q
Perry 10 the Cty Of ktol0k Ia the count, OF Lee .rd
state " ie~s in which heal ksate ,oa h.ye or Il
sonie interest - $3.50
And unless Jon appear thereto and dsfead before
noon OF the secoad asy OF the next term Of uu "A
uistret t"ur COMMENCING on thelst Monday Al ser-
tsnber, i-ds, iadgment sAd deere. viii 81 r,.s ~.
AgaiaAtyou thereon By default
RANKIN d McCRARY,
apit-af" ATTORNEYS Tor ttsintlG.r
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n W STOCK OF BOOKS.
Baldwin's African Hunting
From Natal The z. nj hes ,rtn4i,Y lStFAy..
ho rs lah~dTl Deseft t.f5u 49, b. ieao pnDlsb.
cd ~ iafFers For s.le
J. W. oGDEs'k
City Book sivre ~ Main ST.
The Resources OF California bs HIttei;
BEAUTIES Of RuStin;
Chronicles Of Csriipgfort;
NJ sstress and Maid by Miss kuloeh.
BsTrlnEtgu. by Chss. Leret;
Ia Nights work by Mrs. gsxt4u
SILVIA. Loren;
Ofiey FIRM;
Pfue aDo !, ~ Curtis,
Campaigns uf IsS. and 1863;
hors~ shoe Rohiusou;
bof The bowl
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lippei'eoa PTan0uacilN OAx itoer;
ShAt47fis - i"IsTta OF ttgtish Lleraturs;
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lafufmAiFu Of the p suiet
hEadall's tie OF Jefer.ou, Vols;
"a. tyles ftedrrick the Great:
freseot's Philip the Second
fsdiuaUd aud Isabella:
Conquest Of Mexico;
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Biographical and Critical aiseailan
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It3a-1atri oueofdznce,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-21
gg Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Rebels Defeated at Eowbern.
Tuscumbia Occupied by the Federals
Vicksburg Practically in the hands
of the Federals.

New YORK, March 20.-A Newbern
letter gives an account of battle On the
18th, wherein Gen. Foster dispersed the
rebels after a three hours fight. Rebel
loss heavy--our loss slight.
WASHINGTON, March 20. - Foreign
Bankers dcputation offered Chase large
loans Of specie at current rates Of ex-
change.
Special to the Tribune says Vicksburg
is practically ours.
The Mexican Minister utterly dis
credits the Richmond report that the
city Of Mexico has been captured by the
French.
President Lincoln refuses to grant let
tiers Of marque and reprisal.
The Richmond Wing means over the
rebel reverses in the Southwest.
st. Helena was attacked in the rear on
the sixth.
The Atlanta Coatsleracy contains ac-
counts of successful Federal raid in
South Alabama. Col. Corwin occupies
Tuscumbia, with q Federal Brigade.
PORTLAND MAIN, March 20.-The Nor
wcgian arrived from Liverpool Of the
fifth.
New YORK, March 20-Cotton relieved
its decline. Gold weak at Fifty -four and
a quarter cents.
The French Cabinet are determined to
act automatically at st. Petersburg, in
favor of Poland. Russia seems deter
mined TO crush the Polish revolt.
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We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, Gigs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold aud steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk aud cotton handkerchiefs,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum Overcoats, blank
cts, haversaeks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, dOmestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, Osnaburgs, and full
stock Of notions. Also, groceries aud all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
wholesale, A. & NJ. LANDsBERG & Co,
Corner Of Market ST., and Public Square
march Sly.
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We have in store a small lot Of dried
apples and peaches also, large stock
of suffers goods aud notions fine cut,
rosebud, and sunny.side chewing to-
bacco Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashl md smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do in butts and cad
dies, all Of which we offer at reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally
HARNEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Sd door from n. +. Cor. Pab. Square.
March lett Di'pdtch copyl
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HEADQuARrEps DEpARruESr or TINS CUMBERLAND, |
Mu freesboro, Tenn, March 18th, 1868. J
Special Field Order, No. go.
Ill. A Board of Commissioners, con-
sisting of three citizens and two officers,
is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon the damages sustained by
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
from the occupation of the place by the
military forces of the United States.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Hon. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
HOMAGE II. HARRISON, Esq,
WILLIAM DRIVER Esq,
Capt. A. d. VANosDAL, Sd Ind. Cav.
Capt. S. +. ALLEN, Goth Ind. Vols.
The Board will meet on Monday next
March 10th, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at such
place in the city of Nashville as they
may select, and all claims for the year
ending December 3lst, 1862 must be pre-
sented before April 1st, 1868.
By command of Maj Gen. RosEcRANs,
II. S. THRALL,
Captain and A. A. G.
In pursuance Of the above order "The
Board Of Commissioner" met at the Cap
itOl on Monday, the 10Th March, 1868,
and organized. Claimants are informed
that the Board will meet regularly every
day, at 10 o'clock AM, at the Treasurer's
Office in the State Capitol. II will be
seen that all claims for the year ending
3lst December, 1862, must be presented
before the first day of April, 1868.
RUSSELL HoUsToS,
Chairman of the Board.
March I6 1870
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Ap'ooA hiAhhhAlf , OffltEtf
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II, '63
Provost Orders, No. /.
l. A great abuse Of privileges is con-
siantly occurring, from the unlimited is
sue OF passes to soldiers, by officers of
hospitals and detached commands, run
ming "until further orders" Notice is
therefore given that, after the 18th inst,
no passes Of this kind will be recognized,
and all soldiers having them will be ar
rested and confined. All passes must,
hereafter, be for definite period, which
must be distinctly stated on the pass.
By order Of
JEo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
March l8--4t.