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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
NEW YoRK. Jan. s

The Times says il is positively asserted that
an important change win he made in War
Department by the Goth inst. Some believe
that MIR. Stanton himself contemplates re-
tirsment. Others state that Assistant Sccre-
tary Watson Is going, while still others state
that both the Chief and subordinate viii va
cate together. In case OF change in the
head Of the Department, public sentiment
among the unconditional loyal demands the
appointment Of Gen. Butler to the position.
The World ssys it Is asserted by those who
claim to know. that Gen Hooker viii soon
take command Of tn Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Burnside having asked to be relieved.
a dispatch from the army of the Potomac
state that Brig Gen. who used disrespect-
fuI languace concerning the Government was
placed undo arrest by Gen. Burnside AZ
ter retracting and being reprimanded he wa,
vet at liberty in consideration Of general
coed conduct.
Special di=patch,~ from Washington state
that to-day : Richmond paper- contain official
dispatcbes from Gen. Bragg, in which he ac-
knowledge that he found our forces too
strong for him and that he was compelled to
Gll back 20 TullahoFna.
The public dcspatei, say he lo-t very he'-
Why
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
FAMILY DRY GOODS
IL m II ~ 3.

toI.ToS sHEErING and shirrngs, Blankets
y rianhes also, Table Damasks, Napkins, Tow
engs, Birds Eye Linen, &C., 4e. just received and
offered at less than the same goods be replaced
Call and see them Of the 1920.
SoRNRR STORE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

alike ON both sides % The cloth and that tgiH 49,
rarst though every fourth stitch Be cut We recon-
mend this vell-snown machine for the following
qualities;
st Ptcfecfi0u Of SficA. 70 makes the lock stitch.
alike both sides q the eoth-which will not rip
or rayel-leaves no ridge on The under side to
or iron off-and less tAresd. BY from third 20
half than amp other stitch.
2nd. Rapiaifv. Five stitches are made 70 each
tread and ONE THOUSAND STITCHES
MINUTE With ease. mailing full yard Of seam
n minute. With this surprising rapidfy, the soss q
ifs MOTION L unsurpassed
3rd SiapHcifg. The wording parts are few, ea.i-
Is adjustable and kept in order with the greatest
ease.
9Th. Durability. With ordinary one viii last
q hfe sf.le Thousands OF these Machines have been
in constant use five and six years and are stlh -
good as net One will outlas. dozen OF the cheap
or machines OF other patents
5th General eSeieHey. The Wheeler and Wilson
machine rf GnytAiEg from the hghtest nusiins
10 the heaviest cloth or even leather IL works
equally wen upon silk, linen, wooden and cotton
foods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
SAVE YOUR SILKS. RIBBONS. sc.

SAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS. sc.
HEGEMAN 4 co.'s CONCENTRATED BENZINE
removes Paint Grease Spots, &c, Instantly, and
cleans Gloves Silk Ribbons, SC, equal to new,
without injury g, the most delicate color or fabric
Only ~ cents peg bottle. sold hy Druz.i-ts-
HEGEMAN & CO.,
'Chcmi-ts and Druggists. New York
a CARD TO THE SUFFERING--
The Rrg. WILLIAM Cos.Euvz, vhile llb0riEs as
Missionary u Japan, was cured 81 Consumption
when all other means hal Jailed, by receipt OBJ
t,inel from learned Physician re.liuz To the
great City Jeli,. This reccip; has cured grea,
many who wer, -lGc-ia- from Consumption Brcn-
chtis, Sore Throat Coughs Colds AMI the debility
and ner, Gus depression caused by those disorders.
DESTROYS of beueGttius others, Niii send Tire re-
ceipi which have brought home With ne. to all
Who need it. In. orcharge.
Adjrest REV WM- COSGROEE.
AZ Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn. News York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

The Despatch characteristics the Murfrees
boro as a mysterious affair and can't reconcile
Bragg's first with his last despatch.
The Enquirer Of the 9th says the danger Of
financial ruin to the Coniederacy Is immi-
nent and the high prices resulting from the
enormous issue Of Treasury notes are an enc
my more formidable than the Yankee armies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16


Fbe Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th inst.
is received, and contains --latest adgicc~ from
NaYfrec.hrro.
CHATrANoocA. Jan. >.
10 Ges $. Coopp.-Sgr
ave have retired from Murfree-blro in
perfect order. All our stores arr saved
hboat 1900 federal prisoners, 5000 stand of
arms and p pieces Of cannon captured by cur
forces. have already arrived here.
Signed b. :. tN ELL.
Gen. Bragg has fallen back to ShcIbyyille,
which is - mile thi. side Of Murfrce-boro.
The Federals after their rever=es were
strongly reinforced and turned upon the con-
Tolerate army and drove them back.
The Raleigh y. c. papers state that the
fe3erals have been largely reinforced at New
bern. and that movement has commenced.
The movement Il thought to he against Viii
mington.
The Yankee achievements marched from
Norfolk through Gates county. and thence
down Chowan river to Newbern. The Yam
kee force at Newbern is estimated at 10000
men.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th says
Gen. Bragg has certainly retreatcd to Shell
byyille, 80 miles from his victory at Muir
freesboro'; bat if he has, h. has thrown East
Tennessee entirely open to the Yankees
II Gen. Rosocrans once gets possession 81
it. 30. 600 men cannot dislodge him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
MILK: NsILK!! Mmk:!:


C,IyE the -oIlier. good sapof coffee. Yea cam
PERCES
" MING 3.
ToWN AND COUNTY RECORDS BURNED
~ T. Store. ef Ransom s. kc,e-. ut East
/ Poultu,y. VI. with Che Town Records. and
II VIM. VI. Weed. ESQ. CLERK Of thc Court-- sand
wich. " d.. with the Records. Bt RNED
There i- ua protection fHr such valuable H-..l-t
i.-- POS tire. huf safe that b. IRE proof
THE -NARLANp PATENT
FS TEE 0NE4N SAFE
OF BOSTON MANUFACTURE
that has NOT FAu-Fp in any Fire
L T3aia;urei '''
"a vide" Important Testimony
- of Fire 90 Laconia. y H. N"y- %.
Fire 90 East Boston. Mas, July
D. l-6i Boston Post. Dee aud 6. ilo'i August 81
and D, 1861.
fv SAFES posses, the sane Dc6rfs e. Haes ttsr,ia
Hausf. er~epf
THE MARYLAND PATENT.
safes built to order without extra cost Price %
correspond with the time Secondhand SAFE i+-
ken IN exchange and for sale 90 i9'- prices Nt-'-
removed
II. u. BigeIOw & Arson Hardy.
- School Street, Boston, Manufacture.
LJ DUNCKLEE, Aeryr.
Burlington, Vermont.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
S,TANDABD BOOKS Poets ina Rich Bindings. IL
- lustratcd Gin Books and Juveniles \ rch and
extensive assortment Of
PRAYER BOOKS. also.
Photographic Albums,
Fancy Goods
Writing Desks
Work Boxes. Pur-c~.
Currency HOLDERS.
Portfolios.
BOOK MARKS. new and beautiful article.
. Games and Toy Books in great variety.
&. q. FRENCH CO..
Corner Church and College ST..
q DRAYER BOOKS and Pocket Iiric-. The best
+ 1 assortment eyer brought into Burlington. For
sale by ..
Corner Church and College ST..
/ DLOTTING ROLLERS. an admirable and cheap
ID substitute for blotting paper. for sale by
c. %. FRENCH * co.
/ DIAPER and ENVELOPES, many now varieties
also all sorts ofbuSness Paper and Envelope, at
. the lowest rates, hy .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

which Is rsrff1flg ortass t,F ordinary sewing itos
Of the cheap chain-stit-h machines worth pr2s-
tcally Ir.tc than their weight as cid iron
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19

Tho following is said to he an exoeflent re-
csipe for thu manufacture OF superfofS'wine
from blacKberries:
Measure your berries and bruise them, 90
eaery gallon adding quart Of boiling SPsteE
let the mixture stand twoaty-four hosrs--
stirring occasionally --shsn strain or the Rqaos
into casks, ,oevefy gsiioh sHading two pospdl
of ssGaT--cark tight. and let siajsd afR f6S9v'
irE oGtS1sr and yeS will have wis" s..s Ss,,ss -
alsas win make lips smack ks 1bsy s1vs'
amacked under similar inf uesscs eeEsye, -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19
ssoek ks aria Money In New York the 7th
-.t -. insasnt
--rS o. TUESDAY, April T-.P. M.

- TUESDAY,, April T-P: ~.
Tie Share market MAS generally quiet aud
hsavy 60 siay, With 500 i'm portant feature ex
cepting otiie "coistsnhed decliue i'm .Harienl,
which AT the Morping Baata, aold down to
5at1S The spectators are su,sck puzzled- o
lsspow wAAslaer the saes enrant In thhs Stock 10
ever, or whether the tleciire 10 a ruseto induce
short sales. government Bonds wore in fair
Idenand 1T previous quotations- The demand
fcw Debt Cerfiseates iTas large, at ao0 for Gold
and So f0f Garveney Interest. G'oiti was dull
and heavy" At tho EeeorId Boari Gold was
stiu weak, ~ Hing as iow as 15Dfi. Govern
rncnts were stead w. Debt 8ertiEcates sold up
to IO01, Al the four o'clock call the market
u,as steady, bat qnieS AG,lh WINS l5S& bid.
The cioeiue. 7er ioes wsse: ~Uuited States IS,
tissf. Eegis tered iOf, rdt0saSS;; Utiited saRses
Ice, 1851, cannonsr 1Q5( osls;. Uaitsd sss1'
|sss ASA, Cespons, 9L4i9ps's .; umtsd Saeto:
Treasury Nosss, Ia 10. iOo aa06li; Ueited
tetnees year Certificates, es, leoC tvo ls; Ten.
lsesses State 10. -:.GsfoT "a Mksouri state Ga,
E.-(asl u; Asnsricas coda J 5ossSal l50la-
lrsfn forepgu aiAln, there has hesll 'fair busi-
ness done, but the quotation iiss factuated
With fhc changes in Gold. Ster'ffs is 1880
i66. Francs arc } A..
Frcichts are still dull aud hesvy.
The deposits al the sub.treassary TO day. for
conversion INTO Ffve.twcnfiee eTceeded $T00,
600. and the deposits on temporary loan az
In Money riFsrs'is4 no eashge to no,e. The
tanppiy OH call Is abundant at 5GgG per eAss
isnd lsadsag peper pslsssG, az 81 ,.Ii per oent.
Fhe sxpests of. F'rhdacs for the week reach
IfB2A71 BTB - f.s = '--vf'-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19

~ 4 carreapondent Of One New York
World. on bosralnn Asrtfosd on her trip up
the. Mississippi, frona Port Hsdses says : s..
~ fATn. or THE lsp1ASoLa.
A few miles shove Grand Gulf. on the same
day, the hesaasipuss- al, a nteamboat, painted
lssa ssssrENas ilifcoveeed sahueast of Herri
lp6as 1sisnd ,+tss4ky mils6 ssbehpw iWafrenton
'Ep6a the deeer5f fHna. tAspessaI perfectly ~fsk
the lndianolA, md Issvss no deubt As 70 hei
fate. shAsas saMk N deep water, and bearf, SO
- @ IN IN 80, the appearance Of having
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19

EssS. y friend has shown us private lette,
from Mobile, from whieh We make the follow
ing extract, giving account OF an another dar
Ing exploit - =.
> AIosHz, April Ii, lS63.
4 very daring EXPLOIT has jrrst been seceess
fully accom- iished here. A party OF GfIAer
old "river men proceeded from this poin
about sseeeE ago. on Nh open herge, tor che
tponti OF t!re Mississippi river and surrrisct
and captured a Yankee tow-boat and her crew
and landed then, satisfy here last night, eceiv
ing sene thirt, sho!s from the bloc ksders a,
they came IN, but receiving NO Rerions inlhry
Ii is "Jig thinning" tn the party. Tl.ey iiavs
Thousand dollars for aheir psiAe. x. w.
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- srSslE .R fsSss VI ar,: abe. .yrsrsso
IN esBrenpsaaes& sf ahe obiag AGv<sser
grtnbies sis .foisows conc etkfng" tke lack OF


IN esBrensanaes6 sf ahen N olsias Atssswtiser
grumbies sis .foifovss !conc celiking the iack ol
chivalry en- ahc carer A+-
II is somewhat remarkable in tAiese latter
days. wham Civ ilizatiog haa. reached it's acme
and Christiasiry issthe boast of our young
nation. how little of that famous virtue is ex.
'erclsed tovnrdh tadiea trSveHng---And. espc.
cialiy on the cars. Notwithstanding the pre-
cautions taken to reserve seats for ladies
travellers manage 70 occupy the greater por-
ton or the seats in the ladies' csu aud
BLUSH to tell il OF my countrymen. that be
izxoen Man,gopasry and Atlanta, hpaios were
|cosHpelled TO slard mp apd sit uppfI the floor
while 81 haat aeo ReRtfe- the tnafk men
NJ 1c;uIied ananta 10 the car. - Eeither per-
aaasien s,or fepee eeuld dislodge G.em. To
them, saeite hesf.s6poink; lew. al,sy'' were as
|irvnlHsralase ~ it as was AGhiIles 10 the Greek
|lfrorRss ~ fksa-traxellinsr .oa tine cars will
force themselves imfsA the ones laserved for
the mdiees sunti' will insist upon Keeping their
seats, ~iiilc laales aud gentlemen Who aocon-
pany, 1lsena- as esfoTt, sro forced 70 stand. let
|eaGh ear be sup9lied with hoopetl ~kirt to snd
scoops. and Ttapsss resrsctery fellows nc
forced to wehs fllem ander penalty OF lrnviug
The cara. II is but Justice TO SAT-, however
Ahia the p~ineipai portisna. Of this clses are
speeala ting %fellovs, who nFs mean enough TO
psssee a man TO death, sslf his corpse, sud
theh, COMPLAIN BECAUSE thds canH make more
ont 1f ksin J 49, -
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sfzy- Col. 'rhonsae Rogers, late q Paymssser
in the Stale service, is ut pEeaest al. tville,
Va, supeHiatending she interests Of 7efssscs-
see in the sllt works at that place.
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TIE DAILY: REBEL.
- Yrrzhnn 1T f~a.sH a. Il
: Franc. Nj. Paul !.
aHeErsasE or RsrEa..


Owing 10 The great advance In the fsicas of paper.
lsbog ana an other msssria neosssasy - the hsas-
es,Ioa Il d nsRssarers tesuhee vse tss ssseseec
eapense. .eF HsiHgt ve.ars FsIacesseig eSsssika -
dvanes de ratea Of The DAILY nksez Fross sHa
es tbs lst day Of April, The rates Of sshseiipsss
"a be 80 follows: - r F.fia
81 az 1sznas OF sssisarifssssnL i-s' 20
pAsEv z8Aya per vsa2 ..ss. s-.s.eas - -
81 =. '~s Esx Eoutks. -. ....... ..*.ss -
- = ~ Thssss koatss- -. 1900. Z ~
z6 ., "a s,sex 0ns azou<k. --S.S..-s@ -. %
.: p. sEsskaa e, AdversiNSs.. -
80 Fas each ssssseua sea iiss=e sss ass lesstson
es %: eg,a aeaizssa sasrEtss tssssssn gee saeath
8 zBsenafE kers xnunre g vStsf &c ss.st =
% sst ssscssss,s sAsasne eze ssoasif deaessics
i q =. ssss
u sss-ss szsssAssss sssDdssa tsfsss nostbs 'waa be
q Sehas5ksl7 ks syes sqhssrs -
So ks~eTtaeFneuts viii he .sbeu for .nnger period
fkea fhrss rnozfhs. -, ..,,
4 Asve=tisaueuts notices III The Locai ooiEma VIII
ka chzRxpd Is cents per line irr each iuasrsson
All obituaries and articles that are personal, OF no
Of general pubic interest mas. be paid for as sever
{ ftissusestT.
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neA- The name Of Col. r. Furnsy is snggest-
cd. by writer in the Manchester True Patriot
as n suitable candidate for Governor OF Ten
nessee. Olhers ere ssggeeted oy newsphpet
eorr.s ,,c,,depsa sexsss vhsm NE ,notica. the
nam "a ed WnshinGssn EarroE end Andrew
Ewing.- Wiael.saer TSsnJ BsHeffn:
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s11se.sellN
SsF Ths kiHsowiug arsepet Of tlse attach; 81
she Tedssai sapboa,a and tTsnseesss on ilso
Cumberland asaf Fort panslson ana, Palm yfx,
is from The ''rivefs cplsHeagsgof l,s .cincinnsai
Gsnperrie. of .hs lelhGF7sss.i ,s.;s I s 81
AEs:S'tlSs; ,ss |; i;,,Ts Es's;Is fIs s:;i
at Z r.. Mss ss,sbeasa aiaAHssilFss tsphAn " ssl
sss. ssaalrxi.ss, lmkn ,sdfh tlnarlesnpsesr snd
sss'%s.;'s s e ssss ns'ss';s; q s ss
6ccssfea Stz srf fssa api ne st4A eScags
asst tta sivcr ,ssa very Fkhghs ssF.sesosE't "
cha kiEh wintls WlricirilmeeB sbluwiuk rfos two
days. sFvc arrived ~ atsniahlund esI swes ses-
day te. N .'i,,,ps ehpisp Espei1 i1kd fs th1
|esaFaaildsraif lin pptts sshaa l.s relpss,el fmr
sAeshfsAsrai Cd, rssssss sAE Resei Bsnsaaea We
len ssIn psaee o. d PsAh' The river bssss rery
nnsh Hs;plEAs sAq6 Chs sl lfnrrent asseFg VIZ 'rers
pssbiet rs sphHa siose fkisl Rxs ssaJssps eR luef
our boat fioitAs siksaIl htkMa lleeae1s All kuFtd
C g e + :; ;,.;;:; 4 =;
.ss,a selilI ! lil1l lhlkaa1l1 lllk
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vrsnner fhe vskssrihsr. g Chattssooes on tt tth
-. = nerro nap Flanry about fset 10 inches
SisA s;n.sfosrsa ccscr, ana 81 yesu ed. had on
vhen hs I'm grey snh ef ccth ~ pre1y ven uofs
I.sa 4. s,e9,h Cnroiins and rsPrssrnt. himpsli -
49, s,sss firrsi rewsrl VII hS pale for eds ap
psuhenstnr. --i-Ss =.
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IToarn OAEloIznA eoWpER nANCfAC-
N turiar Cempany. Ths Tub Of 0h Coep.ry,
5Sssuss sf aSsn ikess q Cbess:ste npsa she Cs'ssw
~ - - ~ iu mi eq,erssica VIA eood sup
Ss - s5sierisT An erdess ssn any sectioo td she
ksSrza CzsSpdusaey Cor aae No a1d ssottinG Pow
~ iSsr Scs sissiilk Peeter vli b grcssPeiy
ana. edAress : - q. Q. W.nAvls. PrnL
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-19

|sower by Eprbfte. The oRiniOhs of France
and HolADd were sufficiently manifested by
tho recent loan, and tho military aiithoritisa
Say the subiecfion ~ the siunth Is impossible
Earl i4iusseh said that -.Ehgls Hri eouid do
,nothipg uselul'y Or peaoebly 10 ettain cesss'
ton Of the war. The reipsal of the Frchch of
Ter teaches u.s. that such Oilers would only pre-
voke' giesser opposition. fF1c North was as
as ever AMI Eughnda a resignation
of the Souih at the preseR u1eusrnt you'd he
"a 'qost unjsisudly act towards tue NORTH. We
must wait, and not proceed to so decidedly an
Tntriendiy act as recognizing the South.
Cooaois very irm a % aSTr 9Sts. CoHfelsr.
Eatc Lsas hnainat,pg at 99Gtr preInSrra.-
.,.-. Al 80. FRANCE. zee.
The Monitsnr denies that l2.00n n,eu had
been cpsr eatratsd at Teuiou for Mexico, hu'
for AlgeEia, Po'and. .t....., =.
? The fakwrg genis are beaten everywhere.
Langiewi,z has res3gresi the dictatorship
Tie sAip Rethia Fheyer arrived at Nantes
from Callea, She was Aaptnred ly .he Alaba.
ma. aud, tho captain bad sSsncd u bond Gor
eco D0dts 'obtain hsr reieasc.
THE -iateas hc ws from F8lafM st,ss That Tho
Po!esewof, 1Ezs4 engagements in the PalIatiuate
ef kalish, ,ain which the Russian loss was
.hAeiss. sias -hmdss sbsan-bsatsn in
deei.i ,vsfssInIsdf 49, ais Mported. "
The Austrian Ambassador 10 Russia has
been 5ssSsilfanE sas ..esG-rsxsaq
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1..NusslslR'. $40.

aiS'r . ! |; 81 ! : II II 4 j
ss :-en' sssranhf snssek4 It-s,
sssasas s:as|s sss SIs;sas II =
e .,ess @ ~ sss ssIt ss E ss.'.s, .ss
s pftissidsssssHy hstsssssd Sgras sslaas
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n! - . |. k.ssst1 SAG est =
iS|la b H,s;slssI EISs:: ESfIas:, ...;
n ! q s'.,lE Eflfeesis'sIlssi esa'slssirls sAs"s
/ .tajlf lesksn n&siansso,r sAe
III ell sl,su 11es. nasaa
( f'|9 R|sn1iisesss,ssss
= Il alsa ~ NJ hsAt1s Sxt
estse The cpp bsiaRsne ths'
|1|i|I r i|Z|||S!;i!|;;iEi||||;'::;;;;; q |! Il !; ]; !;
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l. ire I7orissa md eardGners.
lMspsoAn Eunvxyue Dsror. Eo.b
- xfsntk, ee-. March 70, less. J
a VIII. psrsAees % shi. Dspe. ne seeds sf tAs
- 6fpkaK O bLACKI1k
,,etseIrv suresca nssssai Purveyor. G. H. a.
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al au,iasitsAs1ht ksNS - ie1i51tH su'.I
.-f's~f u snssaq' tle,,sadlz. i.saM ss'iaw
-....-,.s :. sku1si.... !. II liz,
". !! ~! IS
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ffk,ssM,.-.i -.i06S.
ls4A fs4t ssss--x1Iarsom
Hill
Apfs,E lab.ses4,
nHuos III ss1s Fsrs sssa
i. Park .isAA M nea eahss.sias
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
KEOKUK:

UNION STATE TICKET.
Election Tuesday, October ~, 1868.
poR GOVERNOR:
VILLA M M. STONE,
Of Marion County.
ron LIRUrEHASr GOVERNOR:
q N o G II W.. Is A r N A NJ
OF Hardin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE:
JOHN r. Dill ON,
or Scott County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ROBERT A. RUSSELL.
FOR SHERIFF.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
FOR TREASURER AND RECORDER.
WIN. II. LOWRY.
OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF coxnox SCHOOLS
II. X. EDISON.
FOR SURVEYOR.
CLANCY PYLE
FOR CORONER
ROBERT WOOSTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
II. =. MERRIAM.
WASHINGTON GALLAND.
FERDINAND MEISSNER
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UNION MEETINGS.

The following named gentlemen:
cor. f. P. WOOD.
MAJ. WIN. CAFFREY,
JNo. VANVALKENBURG ESQ
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, Esq.
J. NJ. BECK, Esq.
II. G. STEMPEL, ESQ.
A. d ALDR1CH, ESQ
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
E. kINLEY, ESQ.
HON. G. W. NcCRARy.
COL JOHN W. RANKIN,
X. JAEGER, ESQ,
HENRY STRONG. Eso.
col. G. BUsSEY,
X. II. GHiMoRE, ESQ
P.F. MAS. Esq
+. MEISsEER Esq
MAJOR JN0 L. MURPHY, Crennesses refugee
WIN LEIGHTON, ESQ
COL HILLS.
HON JAS WILSON
CAPT W GALLASD
HON C C NouRsa.
col. MCDOWELL
DIR d l. MeGUGIN
GEO EATON, ESQ
IHEO GuLICH, of Burlington
and Others nave sgniaed their willingness to address
their feilow-ci,izens Of Old Lee, on the political is
to-wit ~ al" piHees
Liberty school house Washington Tp Wednesday
Sept 30, al o'clock Px
sumnitstlle Aonlrose Up, Thursday October 1. At :
bls Mould, Cedar Up, Friday. October @ a. oc,oet
noagef zen oi House, Green Bay TIP Saturday. oc q,
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IOWA ITEMS.

II
John Hartman, drayman At Me-
Gregor was killed few days since BY
the accidental discharge Of gun in hii
own hands.
AccrpENT.-The Union Guard says 10
little son Of r. r. Peak, was thrown from
horse one day this week, and quite 81
riously injured-fracturing and dislocA !.
ting his jaw. We are glad to learn that
he is recovering.
ANOTHER The Union Guard also says
J. B. Wolsey's team ran away with him
on Sunday last. He was thrown his was-
on, and badly bruised on the head and
shoulders-the wheels passing over him
"A man by the name Of Alonzo Sher'
man was beaten to death with clubs du
Monday night last not far from McGre$'
or. He was going home when he wa.
waylaid by. two men, who were driven frou
their victim after they had accomplished
their purpose in the murder of the man
The murderers, at last accounts, had moi
been arrested.
Academia son Of j. b. Chapman,
living in the southern part Of the county
was recently crushed by saw log which
rolled against him from wagon. He
suffered a serious fracture of the thigh
bone. We are pleased to learn that, I'M
der the skiliful treatment Of DR.. Windle
of this city, he is recovering rapidly
lDes Moines Register.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many prepars tlons sid under tie max Of
Bitters. pat up il quart bb;fles compounded the
cheapest wh-key or c9Inan ran. eostag from 20 10
20 per Ealloa, taste Disguised Is Auixe or
Gerfander Seed,
This class OF Ritter< has tsusei ard will cartra n
eaass. as long they e sold haBdred- die the
death Of the dfBak Ey bsir use th system is et
catibnsly aEder the inh ce AicabolIe stiurIsnis
or The worst kind, the cts ne Tor Liquor
kept up, Aud Inc resait all the horrors siie ant
q dyunkzrdis lif~ and Gesth.
Yer those who desire and will have Iaauor Batter.
re uhiish the fopairE ferript get One BEETLE OF
HeefaHA - German Elltsrt 4s N il With three Guarts
or gsed Brandy or Nhishk5 ard Aae r~suit viii De
prega-stioE bat sill far dxcel medc;H ues
and true exreiieee khy OF HE Liquor ters
In The market, and w cost mask Tess. fuu will have
all thu virtne a HenaaHds Bitter@ c0nnerinn with
g89a article Lqn.r, al as IN sch less price tnau
these istsFssr preperatI " III cast yeu.
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HoorLAND's GERMAN HrTTERs

Are not new snd antrisd article bHt have stood
the test OF GfIeen years Trial by tie American pu bic
and their rspndsion All ale rivslled by any
similar PEepar atom. The iroprieors have thousands
Of Letters from b most erlEnrEt
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they vote that, blighted and blasted BE-
meath its weight, treason will totter and
fall. The foe is willy, but God is just.
and will uphold the right.
Democrats. be not deceived by the
prejudice Of party. Act openly and abote
board, and all will yet be we'll with OH
country. Respectfully yours,
JAMES H. CLEsDEnrNa,
Adj. 30th Iowa Vols.