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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall and Mary rendall, his wife,
John LIZ nch, & Black well. and b Morrison:
You shd each 81 you are heret, notified that there
Is die the ONO. ofthe CLERK the District
Cont ~ Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition of
amuel T. Ames, claiming Of ysu, the said Arnold
Kendall, the sum Of Two Thousand Dollars and in
terest, ~ none due on promssosv note, ard also
claim NJ against all OF The defendants the foretie
sure Of . mortgage given by said Arnold Kendall
and Mary A. Kendall his VIE, 10 the Pc, msnt
Il said note and yinK Lot No nve I5j In Sleek
one hundred and ninety nine fi9el. in The City q
keok nh Comfy OF Lee, and State Iowa, In vhieh
The other defendants have claim 10 havs some ia
tsresf.
lees you sppear thereto md defend before noon
of the second day Of the February term 1854 OF said
Disirct Court Judgment and decree will be rendered
against ron thereon.
RANKIN McCRARY,
oct21-dAw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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said County. In Yeokuk .

S14r1 2. IOWA. :.
In Ne Distrsss Cont Of said County, In Ksokuk.
RTssnn Knevles, Pistsssf,l
John Rablm
Heey csrvitA, Dyesas.ss.j
.Nssiee y hereby given 10 tho Defendants herein
o:1eo - pstition In civil action 10 on Aie
sno CeikS once q The District Court Aforesaid. in
a1eine 70 redeem from you under junior nortsags
q pfsmses e Il south Wet quarter Of sseuen
0taie - tes6sring yos in Court orea a - vsiae ~
SAID rede.ytoe ~ Reuuoa prayas fsrshSr tst me
tue Of petitioner Y Id premises a asainss You BE-
qhtseeA and sseabpAsd md 1or general rsltsf
AAnd unless yso appsar and nahe desssss sAereso
before noon Of the second day OF ths next term Of
ssid Court, TO connenee on the arst Monday ofYsbru-
sry 1884 judgment Will be entered aSainst you, ~
prayed fof In said petition.
R3BsRr II. GILMORE,
nov2S-d4w Atty for Piainlia.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S

DkiTnD kTAvKS OF AMKRfcA,(
DYprRsr Iowa
By virtue Il an execution to me directed Issued By
the(erk tho Diettc Court Of he United States for
he Southern division OF the District OF iowa. wherein
J. B.. Fickliu IL plaintiff and Nathaniel g. Hedges 10
defendent have levied upon ana will sell to the
highest bidder at public auction, ~ the door or the
Court House. 10 Keok uk Lee county. Iowa, the 2sh
day Of November, 1868, between tho hours OF 10
o'clos L. A.. u and O'Clock Of said day, the
follosinx properly, to-wt Part OF Lot NO. 20 slt In
block No.(s{, cnpeneipg st the corner Of said Lot,
1T the corner Of Third and Exchange streets thence
along the line Third street. si nsht angles " tx
change street go, feet, thence At right anEies TO Th
,trest 70 wsrds second street co. feet, thente on
A. aghi line to Exchange street feet, thence along
Inc line Of street 4ol feet 70 the place Of be-
snping in the City Of keokuk, lee county. Iowa;
Also parts lots Ne. ~ and te), in Block rs com.
meneips the line q said los t7l Third siree.
I22I from The alley In said Block running thence
iowa IDS Exchanss street 1891 feet and tGt inches,
thence at right angles to Third ieet
7bl, thence parallel y Third reet towards johnson
s.sst feet and s inches, thence in direct line
to Third street to the place Of beginning sevenynve
feet isl, In the City Of Keokuk, Lee County Iowa
Taken and levied upon the property Of Nathaniel
q. Hedges TO satisfy said writ o. execution.
H. NJ. HoxIk, u. 8. Marshal,
BY n. FULTON, DEruTY.
Keokuk October 81. 1863 -1d<w
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
oloxious Success Of 0rant.-our Yefces
Occupy Lockout 3suntain--oseA News
from 60xnajde.

oloxious Success Of 0rant--our Yerces
Occupy Leskeut Mgsuntain--oeeAN News
from 6arnsjde.
Washington, Nov. Is.
Official dispatches have been received
from Grant and Thomas. dated Chatta-
nooga Gath, stating that yesterday Gran
ger. Palmer and Howard's corps carried
the 6rst line of rife pits between Chatsa-
nooga and Offers Creek, captured nine
officers and about loo men. Our loss
about 100.
To-day Hooker, with Gearys and o.
terhaus' divisions, and two brigsdes Of
the 14th corps, carried the north slope Of
Lookout Mountain. The enemy's loss is
about 6O0-ours email. There has been
considerable fighting from l2 until after
night, but We repulsed every attempt to
retake the position. Sherman crossed the
Tennessee this morning with three divs.
Of the 9th corps and one division Of the
18th, and carried the northern extremity
Of Missionary Ridge. Our success 80 far
is complete. The troops from Lookout
Valley carried and now hold the eastern
slope of the Mountain and points higher
up. Hooker reports 1900 prisoners IA
ken.
Washington, Nov. %.
The Star has the following dispatch
Chattanooga, Nov. 25.-Bragg evacu-
ated the summit of Lookout Mountain last
night and our troops now occupyit He
still, however, held the rifle pits on the
base of Missionary Ridge.
The news of the glorious success of
Grant creates the greatest delight and
rejoicing.
The Star says We have positive and re-
liable intelligence from our army under
Burnside at Knoxville up TO noon Of day
before yesterday, embracing 81 hours Ia
ter than has previously reached here
Burnside has been able not only to hold
his position without loss, but to keep
open all his communications. EVERYTHING
is progressing as we'll as could be desired.
Cincinnati, Nov. IS.
The situation ct Knoxville is satisfac.
tory. There was heavy fighting west Of
town on Saturday. The investment north
Of the town is still close, but the
south side is open, and Burnside 10 conf
dent Of final success.
The great Western Sanitary Fair Asso.
ciation is now fully organized. with Maj.
Gen. Rosecrans - President. Opening
day, December 2lst. the net proceeds Of
the fair to be distributed to Union SOL
diers. without regard to State, under the
direction OF the Cincinnati Branch Of the
United States Sanitary Commission. An
appeal Is made for donations, money or
saleable articles. The Express Companies
will transport donations free TO headouar-
tiers, No. l78 Vine street, Cincinnati.
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NOTICE.

To VIM Covles, C Stevens Levi Miller. J. p
LanoBte, and Hiram barney:
You htr~hy notin ed that there 10 now On tie ia
th Clerk once OF the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at keokuk, petition, and amended pett-
tics Of William H. Williams, claiming Judgment
aeainst you. William y. Covles ant c. C. steysns
Tor the sem Of Five Hundred and Thirteen and
so-ioo Dollars ~ money due UPON your prouis
sorry notes. and against ell The above named
Defendants pfe5iBg for the foreelo.ure OF certain
bond for DSed6pon the undivided half of Lcts three
and four, 10 Block ninet ten, in Williams, Reeves K
Perrys Addilten 70 the c'y OF Keokuk Iowa. the ex-
inEushmeDi OF all equity Of eden ption AID for gen
efsi relief fth costs.
Nov. uDiess you appear and srsvey 70 saa petition
before Of tte second day the term OF
said Court, be bel st Keokuk the hrst Monday
" February, A. d. 1853 Judgment viii be there
by defaaH. II. SCOTT HOW'LL.
nosiS-d4w Plaintf's Atty. !
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

RATCnELORS eeleorased HAIR DIE = ~ 1sa
u - ~ wsvtd Tie only HsrniGss, 1rus - Rsis
st1 Dye known. This spasndiA HAIR Dyeis Perfect
changes ked kssty 0fsy HssY issfdnsly 0tsssy
1tA<As, Nssevst Avsss. without injunpg the Hair o.
STAINING the skin leaving the Hair Sofi and bsarsisi;
iDpasts fresh sits frequently restoring lie preside
color, and eeesAes TIE ia elects Of Bad uyes. Ths
Gsnatae y signed WfLLlAn A. bATczE Loa, all e4hsrs
mere initatiors and should % avoide1. noid b.
eli Droggists, Ne. fACToRY-N BAacLAy-k rnerr
Hsv Yerk. BAscasLoah NEW ToiLsT CsEAn ron
DRxssrxe TEE HAN ySdasiy
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Bragg Driven from his
Stronghold |
GUNS .aND PRISONERS
Captured.
Loss in Iowa Regiments.
Burnside Confident Of Sue.
cess.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Position u The Army Of the Pete
mae.--0enerals Thomas and Sherman
Driving the Rebels.
Especial to Times.
Washington, Nov. -.
The latest news represents the situation
as most satisfactory. Gems. Thomas and
Sherman have got we'll ahead. The fight
ing in our immediate front has lasted al
day long. At every point of the line, We
have driven the rebels back.
We have news from the Army of the
Potomac up to p. m. Officers may be
interested to know that several changes
of position in army corps have been made.
Fredericksburg heights are held by one
division of Ewell's corps, which 10 on the
extreme right of the rebel army. Lees
left rests near Madison C. H., on this side
of the Rapidan. His force is mostly cav.
airy. The rebel army seem to have no
faith at all that we will advance and fight
before May next. for it is manifestly pre-
pairing winter quarters at or near Cor
louisville. At present it is stretching
from that place to some point on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad,
probably Hanover Junction.
Tribune's Dispatch.
Army of Potomac, Nov. -.
No changes have yet been made. All
quiet along the Rapidan, and our brilliant
expectations of an advance are as yet IN
realized. 1t has rained all day, and this
may have delayed an advance. Army
circles in town are somewhat agitafed
over rumors about we'll known commits
sary. A court Of inquiry will probably
be ordered.
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S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation BftfeSs.

fhsy parity. arsnsthss and inyisonts.
they create healthy appetite.
They ars anfidose 70 change Of vatsr and diet.
They ovsreens elects o idissipsnoa and late hoarv
fhsy strengthen the sysfeo and enliven The nisa,
They prevent miasDatic and intermittent ievers.
The partly the breath and aeidisy Of IL stomach
They ears Dysp~psia and Constipation.
They csse DiarrAes, Cholera and Cholera Aoreas.
They esfs Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the bsss Buffers in the world. They make
the weak man strnsg. and sxhasssed nas1re's
great ressorer They made Of pure ST. Croix kao
tue celebrated cssaya Hark roots and herbs and
taken With The pleasure ola beverage, Without regard
70 age Or tins OF day. Particularly rseonmsndsd "
ass psrsons requiring Kente sinnlant Sold b.
all Grocers. DruK4is SIS. Hotels and ealoons.
r. H. DRAKE h Co, 7o7 Broadway, Nev-Yorh
Sold by Andrew j. wilkinson,
1.27-dkvsm Nc. ~ Main4st.. KsAkuk
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's

urIrr' p s14s,, q p io. ..'''eA'".
Nv virtue OF execution 10 me directed issued BY
the Clerk oft District Court Of the United es,
for the Southern Division OF the District of love- md
assinst ". r. vanantverp, and In favor II James
kees have levied upop, aud will cell the highest
bidder d the door OF the Clerks flee Of The District
Court Of the United States, fr the District OF lows st
Keokuk II said Dssdet The 2eth day OF Decrn Der,
A. d. 1e61, bets the hours " O'Clock T. m. and
o'clock OF said day. the following property, to-
witt
Lots No :, and I, In block No. 1876, In the city
Of keokuk. Lee county, iowa
Taken anA sevied a on tho property v. p. Van
sntwssp V satisfy said writ Of execution.
q. Il HOxlE. u. &. Narshal
4s - b n. vsIres, Dspsg.
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STATE OF IOWA, l. In the District Court OF
LEE CoUkTY- said County, IT Keoknk.
Alexander Lochhead sPlsintif
P<ysrs
Martha Nckihspy,
Edward Mcr lhany,
Ezekiel Lyeb, Defendants.
Notice - hereby given 10 Ezekiel Lyen that petit
ton in civil action Is le In The Clerks once Of
the District Court Aforesaid, In the above entitled
cause In behalf OF the above naned Plaintiff against
you. and elsming seainst ihe foreclosure of title
bond on The fractional NV ID of See. 30 in Township
es, " r. West, In Lee County Iowa, aud the inter-
ea ofal the 6efen dsnis In the pay The
sum OF $40. With ten Per cert interest from
July - 1884, due from Martha HcEltany, ard tie
same amornt aud like interest ftm said Ezekie Lyen
and certain Attorneys fees sns costa ard for general
relief
nd unless you appear and male defense thereto be-
fore OF the second dag Of The te N OF id
Court to commence on the nrst Monday OF February
1864 rdgDen III be rendered agxinsi you, prayed
tor in sAid petition.
ROBERT n. GILMORE
novs-dsv Attorney for PiaInAE.
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teSy Complete.
Chattanooga, Nov. 25-7p.x.
We are completely victorious. The
enemy is totally routed and driven from
every position. Our loss, small-the enc.
my's loss heavy in prisoners. Finding
Hooker 30 successful in his movements
against Lookout Mountain, the enemy
evacuated that position during the night.
Hooker took possession early this morn.
ing and moved south aud got on mission.
ary Ridge somewhere near the battle q Geld
OF Chickam.uga. He is expected to ia.
tercept the flying enemy. Hooker 10 said
70 have captured not less than 2 900 pris.
onsrs in his magni6cent assaul, It Look.
out Mountain. Gen Sherman being All
prepared, began an assault to-day 1t s
o'clock on the strong position of the eue-
my At the north end Of Missionary Ride.
He had the day before taken . bill
near the position Of the enemy, bat being
commanded By their artillery, he had ! !,
descend into valley and made another
ascsnt to the position occupied b.
the rebels. Two unsuccessful aseaults
.srs then made By 0enssal SAernaa.
est wa ~ ssspsntiea n ~. sealss.l
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[Tribuue's Dispatch.
San Francisco. Nov. "a.

Cdu TTHHCIScU, NUV. Lf.
Sailed. Ship Lizzie Moses. for New
York, carrying a cargo valued at . quar-
ter of million dollars.
The extensive saw-mills at Mendovia,
owned by Gordon Lorden, of this city,
we're burned last week. Loss one hun
dred thousand dollars.
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HOUSE FOR RENT,

4 comfortable Brick Dwelling House. with rocns.
fot rent 70 besinsss, o. heav
W. end llt1 Streets Pssoes given immedisiely
II dssirahss the rent can % paid b boayd. -
at Ills o1ce. no.a Se-
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Grants Adv anee Expected to Relieve
Burnside.

Grants Adv anee Expected to Relieve
Burnside.
New York, Nov. rs.
The Herald has the following:
Washington, Nov. 24.-MrDx1eHT.
We learn the War Department has re-.
ceived this evening dispatches from Grant
at Chattanooga which are of the most i'm
portant and cheering character. The en-.
gagement in our immediate front, an &C.
count of the commencement Of which
was yesterday received, continued thro'-
out the entire day. The rebels although
steadily resisting our advance, have been
gradually giving way.
Nothing further has been heard from
Burnside, but the success of this move.
ment is expected speedily to relieve him
from the pressure Of the rebel columns,
Grants advance compelling them TO re-
treat to prevent their capture or destruc-
ton.
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NOTICE.


r. Cyrus kissey, James Bradford, John s.anaus and
Hiram Barney:
You will saks nuticetAat there IL now n die In
the ones Of the Clerk Of the District court OF Lee
county, lows, II keotut, pstition Of James Mo-
Qasid Claiming Of defendant Csrus kinsey the sum
Tsestysfour Hundred and Eighty Inc 50 lte Dot
lara, - neg due on three prorais.ory note> and
eaimt ~ ~ agsinst ali ~ the fofee Of eer
lain Deed Of norgase made BY ssti g, Kiusss to
one RuGh Reid, and vsy,pg The following des-
erieed real essate -v Lots eleven III tselve
if2i In Block thirty lime In Read ADDITION TO
tAe City Of keokut, CouBty VI Lee AID Ata.e OF Iowa
given the Kinse, 70 the "a ymsnt 9th
Aid notes and the interest 1t erson, b, Red A.
signed together with the erixirai notes to plxnfd
h c4uaid.
Nor. therefore, unless you appear thereto and de-
knd before noon OF the second day OF the
feat February term 1854, Of the said Court eecfes
will be Der ed againts yee by default, prayed for
in said petition.
RANKIN * McCRARY
nevle-d4w ATTORNEYS for Pfxiniik
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Mill SITE AND MACHINER,

MILL SITE AND MACHINERY
IVA FOn 8AED.
burat Ut Hamtltoa. Ill.,, (opposite Keot.k. jevs co.
sne q the sriek asd stone walls they stspd; The
stone oassment ann foundatioa In perfect con
dtton 70 b rebuilt upon The ssaine and boila, hone
Roo1 eesdition and upharned good bolIers =
long, - tac1es diameter, 1aes 10 eash asr G. e.
engine Of sufcient power ~ run Of stone laree
iron baiancs wheel. shaftiug. gearing &C., whereby
dss elas mill can b got up with but email OUTLAY
rsiivsy all Il Whfch, together vith the ground
VIII % eed - great bargain 70 any party Who wsh+e
70 rsouid Sod MIL Long time viii b given forthe
pa chase 0enoy.
Application nal. made to
GAYLORD, SON CO..
Iron Merchants, 81 Louie No
Sf.Pn8ns RoeRRs, Atey's, Wansav, IN .
Or RrHHEA wicKsasAAn, Keokut.
Oct. -. s3.-tdtf
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miscellaneous.
Banking.

Banking.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEOKUK.
Interest Coupons,
For o. $40 aud 7-3e Bonds, de Oct. iss ana Nov.
Let, 1850, bought At same rate Of gold.
GOvERNMEnr VOUCHERS.
OF al kinds properly audited, bought or collected
Orders On U. {. Pay Masters, for Bounty
and Back Pay.
AL~o
STAFF, COUNT AND CIT INDEBTEDNESS,
Cashed 1t . reasonable aiscouss.
q. 3. $40 Beads and Internal Revenue
Sta0ps,
Rof sale In gums to suit.
Exchange on all the Principle Cites,
Bought and soid.
q OF y AN y Silver
BossAt Of cnrfens market rats,.
H. K. LOVE, Cashier.
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8pkfilli Notices.


nRoVpS A 1scIscrks Cousn, Co.'s. A Ia
jnsrAsW - 0sa1 TsnGAs u allsvsl
sssl14a|g 80 = As:z.ssse -
TBoClD 1870 - 49, - - s.: =:
20 lteetsd paTts, and give meai1aeakets
! fA0GuH lf6lief. For BRoSCn1fss, Ag5uMA, "a
OVoeAD rARRH, end coHsuHYfyvn Cersns 1Ae
AND Troehes are ussfak .RuDL0 6BRAx.
car M iERs and 6lxoans ahoUA have The
OVkD0s tfrOchep 70 clear o11 otreoGtboA The
Voice. MlLiTAHy Ovnc4ns an1 6ohDnas vho ever
tax the voice, sed srs sxposeA y Sudden changes
shou ID Me- then. ODrAis esay tAe gssst.s .Brswns
TEST d nssy years, arc hishIy reeecsesdsS and
prescribe By PpysieiAns and Surgeons n ~ ATDJ,
And have received testimonials from many soinsnt
6ed BY all Drussiss and Dealers In nsAi.ises In the
United States and most Foreign countries u = cents
per boz. nsv25-dim
SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED I've
FAnILX soar MAKE1.
WAN nskss high prices; ssponAer helps to ~
isss tse.. K.slss 6esP ~ fouF csnts ! pound
y r..ss XS mr l asss srs.:e:
also b careful and only buy the PaIenseA ars eis
gue up In Iron cans al othess bsng Counter
PsalsyIvania Salt naluiaetuRisg c.,
Yblla1elphls--Ne. 1871 walnut Street,
PletsDoFy-Pits Street asd DsQussns Way.
novl6-dA03m
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Ksokuk. Iowa, Nay n, 1853.
nOTICR.-To sii pessons having gas, rsvolvsrs
pistols, nuations Of war Of any knA ess sals
ordered 70 sell dispose Of The sans without 1Fs
ostaning permit frou the ssasEsigssA b ssdss d
~ SPECIAL Agent Of tbs Treasury Dtpartoeas. All
psrsons violating this ordsr will - liable havs saeh
zoo - conoscated fovths ~ etefnDsn& Of ~
United 0tasoe. JOHN 91AQhUB,
nAy10-Atf Surveyor ID Collestos.
II lDE Asses OF r he NERvOUO, SEN
II NAL, UnisAaY AIS 6RxcAL BysrxM .-Hss
and reliable tYestnept-in napsrsa Of the nUWAkL
ASSOCIATIOH-Ssnsi In ssaiea letter envs iopes frs<
Of charge Address, Or. 3. EkILLIA hOUGHTOH
hovsrd Association, Philadelphia "a.
aae26-lAw3a
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lby rBlEshApa.
stock MaFkos.
View Tort. Nov. -.
nonsy-ssesdy and active u per eeas.
Sterise Exshange-Dun and lever n9O16at.
Gold-Du u and decidedly lover; opening q ilsk,
declining TO ~. asd closing quiet u ira.
Governnent stocAs-Qaite and Arn. No second
Board.
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Baltimore, Nov. IS.
Draft progressing quietly.
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STATE OF IOWA, = In the District Court OF
LEE CouKTr. said County, ~ Keokuk.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE. ,
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay n, 1853.
nIsE AsKs OF rae NERVOUS, sEn

II INAL, UnisARv AsD 6RxUA BysTsM .-AsS
and reliable tYestnent-in Rsp0ns Of the nUWAkD
A8SOCIAT1Ok-Ssnsi In sealed letter eiopes, free
o. charge Address, DR.. 3. EkILLIN hOUGH1ON.
HOWARD Assoeiation, Philadelphia, p.
aag0G- IL w3a
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LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Details Of the Great vietery..-8ra4s
RetreatinS-&af4e Number cf Pm.
onsrs ana Oannea Captured-.-our Vic.
terry Complete.
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fAsy WILL crnn the above diseases In ninty-nine
eases cat Of . sae1red.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-28

We trust the approaching session Of
Congress will not be allowed to pass with
out the passage of an act utterly and
completely repeating the Fugitive Slave
Law. 1t is surprising il was not repealed
at the last session. Il was the work Of
James M. Mason, the leading Virginia
rebel. II was, of all laws on The Federal
statute book, the most offensive and re-
pugnant to the moral sense of the North
ern people, aud the active cause Ofinfnite
trouble and mischief 1t oenld seldom
be executed without disorders and col :
lisions. AT present it cannot be execut-
ed, at all, although it is Que of the laws
which the President has sworn 10 exc
cute. IL is of no value TO loyal slave
holder. IL ought not to be OF any value
10 disloyAl one. Practically IL was al :
waysasvaluelsss as it was mlschievious,
There is, therefore, no propriety for its
remaining on tho statute book.
Let it be snnulled, and then, if the
people Of the Northern States see proper
10 invite and encourage a fugitive immi
grafton from the slave States, they ma
be welcome TO do it, SO far as three
fourth, Of the Shareholders of Missouri
are concerned, we believe we can promis,
that Gieg will not ask for the return Of
their slaves who may escape. They dc
not hold their slaves, even now. TIT
valuable ones have nearly all escaped
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~ LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED THE
virtues Of Bulls Codrom Bitters, II any
such there be- read tho following certificate from gon
uemen well known in this community and doubt no
more.
It's general introduction into the army will save the
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 8, 1858
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use Of DR. JOIN Buns CHDRoN BrT.
TERs In Of general debility and prostratlou Of
the system and believe Us general use would prevent
disease and relieve much suffering. Among our sol
ders particularly would this be the case, especially
those who are exposed to masmato Influences in the
Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev Sd Dist. Ky.
CHAS. B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, KY
COL. II. DENT,
Prov. Marshal Gcn'l Of Kentucky.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
Yioe-Pres't Of Sanitary Commission
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