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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-05

A BIC CLAIM FOR PRIZE MONEY
A very important movement is on foot
among some officers Of the squadron
which captured New Orleans, in regard
to prize money. According to the apa
praisement furnished the Navy DEPART
ment by Admiral Farragut, OF the num-
Der Of vessels captured by the squadron
in the Mississippi. the amount to be
paid to the officers and crews would be
about S750,O 900 for vessels alone. But
there are other items Of far greater
magnitude which will probably be
brought before Congress this term
The leading officers Of the fleet think
that the restoration of the mint at New
Orleans, the new Custom House, and
several other important Government
buildings, as well as millions worth Of
Government property, are worth prize
money as well as the capture Of vessels.
Indeed, it Is said that Admiral Farra-
gut put in claim Of twelve millions;
but this is not confirmed. A very large
amount however, is to be applied for
say three or four millions; and gentle-
man who has the matter in hand in
formed me that if the mouey asked for
is gained, the lowest share Of any sailor
in the feet, will be something like s70O.
There is an evident inclination on the
part Of the National Legislature, and
indeed on the part ofsthe Government
generally. to testify in SONS way their
Of The unparalleled -valOr
Of the captors of New Orleans. and it
is probable that it will find vent in this
way.-lWash. Cor. of N. Y. Tribune.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-05

ET The Secretary Of the Interior
has decided that the illegitimacy Of
son is no bar to mothers claim TO q
pension. 'la 'sl7ysai
.s-asa set sli ssis;s tss
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-05

~ RA Mrs. Back, Of Washington
County, has named her boy baby
Green. We hope the little Green Back
is q genuine issue. We saw a lady
parsding Main street yesterday decked
Ia American coloFs. Sbe had a red
head, and wore awhile bonnet and blue
DRESS Peoria Transerips. gs4L
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-05

We reviewed. . few days ago. the
"Annals of the Army Of the Cumber.
land" The most interesting part Of it,
as before stated, are the chapters rela-
ting to the spy and police system Of the
army. Perhaps the most remarkable
story is the following, ofa daring South
ern loyalist. whose operations appear
to have been at one time of great i'm
portance:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14
DR.. Roback's Remedies.

We publish. 10 another column Of so.day's
paper. an article copied from the Cincinnati
Tines, decsri ptive Of Dr.Robsck's extensive
medical establishment 10 that city. BY the
way, DR.. Roback's Remedies have obssincd
= grea, and deserved popularity with oil clss
ses. Il has been but short time since
these Remedies were introduced into our
section Of country; vet DR.. Brennan, Dr.. 10
backs agent in this place. informs US that
his sales Of The Blood Pills and Blood PunfieT
now far exceed those Of al other medicines
Ifor which he is agent, combined Inc
reason for this. 10, that they hsve stood the
test Of practical experience. We know this
no, only from the mouths Of others. but We
have used them Ia our own family with the
verv best results. For ell diseases Of the
blood. general debility, whether proceeding
rom sickness OF from natural weakness. In
digestion, and III kindfed ailments, We re
com m end theScsndinsvian Remedies % HI
very bes, medicines extsnt. They are dee
tined 10 achieve. not an ephemsral success
but Z permanent and deserved reputation
which will render them necessity 10 ever,
family. o., North West, March :
i See advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

A. our design is to make our paper
one that will DO Of interest to oil en-
gagged in the different departments Of
ac:ive industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. Aud being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items il
any department Of agriculture are par
|ticularly solicited. Please send US al
the news, incidents, general informa
ltion, and mineral discoveries In you
respective neighborhcods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14
JASPER COURIER.
.~THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
my co, corner Of Vine ana Lo"e"o''"
. 80 are cur agents In Cincinnati.


:. H. Democracy Of the Counties o.
Dubois, Pike and Gibson.
~ sudden death Of Hon. Thomss Shout
49,. having ieh 'his District urFepsesens-
y an The Aow Of the Safe Senate. end y
h,ias desirable 10 tho Ds"oerssy that ne
,m.ll majority ia shss body sheu'd not Dc
,...eued b. any csoss. q The request o.
m.mbess Of The Lsgisissure end friends 10
4. District. I have been induced % offer
m,..N % ! candidate. BY holding IN
election 4 once On the Governors order Of
,.o d.ys notice. shs new member vii 'sks
NJ. sesi after halt u the regular session y
,..,. b., ~ aominssing Convention had
= - hsld. and The routine Of regular cleo
,Io.s zone through with. the session wou''
~ over before the member 90 elected cou''
take HE seat.
Twenty months ago Ish homo and en-
,e,eJ The service a. : Democrat, aud hsv'
sIncs seen no cause 70 change ny politics
We've. Ny position On the Issues Of the Do!
~.r, she known end they remain the same
Tho new issuss that have come before tn
.sople since, Z shsII between now and ID
election discuss q q many places J" To
D,ssrics q ! can reach. ! hope my friend
will eco ,hss shs people turn out % u
election On mssse. -
NAPOLEcS 3. RISING Err.
Princeton, Feb. Ain, 1868.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

Success proves efficacy Or 10 "Humbug."
Such 10 the reeult Of DIR. Lelsnd's Amt
Rheumatic Band" lie general favor recon.
mends II to all suffering from Rheumatism
Gou,. Neuralgia. Erysigelas. and genera
eruption arising from impurities Of the blood
also Mercurial Disessea See advertisement
liz another column OF the Great Cure"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

/, seems 10 be accorded BY the universal
consent Of mankind that Dr.. J. G. Aver 4
G .. Sarsspsrills, Pec,orsl and Pills are the
greatest remedies yet discovered for the
sseatment Of disease; tina. Ayers Sarssps'
riIls il the gres, Elixir Of Life which Hhi
Iosophes have sought for purifying the blood
Try IL and Judge for yourselves,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14


This article has reached price Ia thel
New York market which Il never bore be-
lore sinss il hss bssn ksown q stsp'e.-l
DE-, before yesterday Il suddenly jumped soI
. ,h,v nine cents in th- fsrsnoon, AM the
afternoon salss we're reported a the exsrs-
ordinary price Of ninesy.six cents per pound.
A party Who purchased IN The forenoon
sssold 10 The sissan0ea q profit o. SO
per bale. Al ninety -sIx cssss PER pound q
bale Of cotton l. worth t432. Before me
war L sold q Ten u twelve cssss per pound
Or q IS 70 ~ Per bsIs. From present
sppsassaess I'LL possible shss Il may touch
81 psr pousd. o. ol5O Per balls. The present
price u higher then Il wss before The inven-
lion Ell cossos gin. and when the negroes
q The Soush picked q With their 6ngess.-
Bryant Edwards. IN bic history Of the West
ladies, quoted cotton grown In the Bahamas
md other Wsa India Islands IN l7s4 .
40 shilIIngs ed sixpsnes sssv'sag pr
vound-sss about sixty.lwo and half cents
(which wss picked O. cleaned With the
6ngers.
q 17eS The isss 6ss bslss election were
received In Liverpool IRON the Southern
States. and ~ wsss seized q cronsrs
band. o. he sssssd shss cotton was not mol
could sos Be grown u America. Thss'
6vs balss we're cleaned b. hand. 10
tew ySsrs sfssrwasd whitUsy's cotton 81
cane ia,o nee, which. wish increased Africa
labor, iapasssd Inmssss sesivisy q - cs'
Ssssiea end great isevssss 10 iss psodue
lion. The destruction Of African labor p
smaneIpa,ioa o. otherwise will be lie over
shsow q staple Nothing hss more 'srge'
contributed 70 The civilization Of the hsashs
Than sAssp cotton sooda TIE 6rst sss
with savage 10 the path q civilization b
Sssn 70 cover HE nsksdnsss With . cotso
shiss, aads from ehssP raw cotton.
The Iab0sing classes IL the tempered
ATTITUDES ksvs derived imassss slvsnssg'
IRON cheap cotton goods. The poorer cls'
u ieaaIss have sposssd 10 gay printed g
tcoss, sivaiiag The hess o. Inc most cost
sabvics while I'll sgss end sexes have be-
indstssd 70 h sos chsap and ccmfossse
closhiae, and Tor vast number Of hous
hold vsss. This must Ill Be changed. o.
soa q ~ssrIy 81 PER pouad. viii soon nal
= eossse shln cot . much . silk %
end eslsce isssk . much . : silk gov
Sseh sssss " shiags will Pres hard sp
The psos AL iabosiae glasses.
whss WI sggsavass The svu viii =
- q pspsv money with which they '
Asss y pwshass dear ecses (los oil BIZ
half advanced With oosson>. wevth lee %
han NJ valss q standard currency bss'
shs W. All this The people wcsld willlaI
essr, end mach mosss we're he var g
Quoted sos The restoration q shs Coassl
sioa ~ 10 Ualea. and - 10 smss
pssisa. thssssssisg shs pssnsasas suia
enslassnsas q The whites IN. Y. Hssal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

ANEDICALADvICE given gFaiis lby the
Nl Acting Surgeon.
VALuABLE REroRrs on SpermstorrhGs,
or Seminal Weakness. and other diseases
OF the sexual orr ans, snd on the NEw RE.
nEp,rs emp Ioysd In The Dispsnsasys sent 70
the afflicted IN sealed latter envelopes free
Of change. Two Of three Ssamps fOf post
age acceptable.
A cling Surgeon, Howard Association. No
2. d. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. jss2]
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

"A ceuusplun.-Ths following rich con-
usaum = ssIng The rounds jsst noe, and b
vssy pspulsE
away b s0rssn.bach' IKE . Jswi"--
9sessss Il d - Issue Of Abrshsn. waiting
Sdsa Rsdssmsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

M. FREADnAH, jasper;
fnab. HovsnAH, HARRISON Townships
JoHH L. HorrnAs, Columbia Township;
Geo. HovrmAn, HARRISON Township;
Gro r. SHuRrz. Ferdinand;
low @. BECKnAH. Ferdinsnd:
Eansr 4 PfcKHARDT, HuntIngsburgi
Z. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and BY Druggists aud Meschsn" every
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

qhess Eitters are put UP N qudrt
bottles. Of ,chich the oboYs = . tao-
simtte. Che label Is finely en-
rroysd. and 70 provided with Q
safe = guard from counteyfsiters.
Prics 81 per bottle, or sir for -.
O. w. Foback, Proprietor, no. 2
East Fourth Street, cincinncts, %
,phon all orders should b Cd
dressed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14
LIST or L LETTERS.

LIST III - 4 49,
DEMAINfNQ Ia the Post ONCE @ Jas
HI per, Dubois County, State Of Indiana,
which II not called for. on OF before me
. lei Of March next, will Be sent 10 The dead
Letter ONCE, Post Office Department. " ash'
|ineton City, District Columbis.
Bren,on. r. M. 2 Bornheises. Christi.
Buhmcr. Hsrman. Gaske, Elizabeth
Twsney. Timothy. 2
M. FRIEDMANN, r. =.
Jssper, 1nd., Jsnusry "a. 1868
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY,
4 r the January term Of the Court o. Com
n mon Pleas Of Dubois County the Estate
Of vius BearlIne. deceased wss declared
probably insolvent. ,E
Creditors are therefore notified that th'
same will be settled accordingly.
Jasper, January "a 1868:
CASpAR JOHN. admir-.
Adams g. Buetsner, stsys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-14

HAO WAGES Paid! Wtvv
TO sell goods for the ADAMS SEwtEo ma
crTrr ConrAEr. We will give : commis-
sion On al goods sold By our agents. o. psy.
vsres at from o4O 10 800 per month. and
psy I'll necesssry expenses. Our machine
d perfect ia its mechsnism. A child can
learn 10 operate Il By hall IN hours instruc'
|sionl II Il equal to any Family Sewing Ma
chine in use, and w have reduced the price
10 FIheen Dollars.
Each machine Il warranted for three year,
Address G. RUGGLES,
AZ Gen. agent, Detroit. Mich.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

You may always know ws,cn your
liver is ont of order, or when you are
what il called bilious by any of,he
following SYMPTOMS: pain in the side and
back, dizziness, dull headache, bal
taste in the mouth in the morning sallow
colorea complexion, yellowish tint in
the eyes, costiveness or dlarrhoea of
Shiny dark color, low spirit and dismal
torebodings. It is acknowledged by
all physicians and others who have seen
their action, that JUDSON'S NOUN.
TAIN HERB PILLS are pei feet cure
for all bilious affections. So pleasantly
do they search out and drive away the
seeds Of disease, that all persons living
in ! sountry where Fever and Ague,
and all other bilious diseases are prev
alent, will find they should never be
with out them. From two to four Pills
each night on going to bed, will in a
short time drive away the sickly yellow
look Of bilious persons. and bring to
their cheeks beautiful glow Of perfect
health.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold
by all Dealers in Medicine. Also by
Armstrong + Shanklin at Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
sssERlFF,s SAFE.

State Of Iowa,l In the District Coar'
ISIS: of
lama County, Tama County
Afford Bartlett
Henry Hamburg
By virtue Of an execution, dated the 27tl
day Of November A. b. 1882 to me directed,
issued out of the office Of the clerk Of he Dis.
tsict Court Of lama County, State Of Iowa, IN
favor Of Afford Bartlett and against Henry
Hamburg cornmandiDg me taat If the good,,
chattels, stock or interest in any company
debts due, property In the hands of third
persons,-which are not exempt by law frsn
execution,--sf the said Henry Hamburg J
make or cause to be rade the sam 81 Is
dollar. and 30 cents with interest and cost.
have levied upon the
Folioriny property to ,cit Commencing
thirty three feet south Of The north eost
corner 81 tie sonth ,cest Or >f section Isl
ftteen to,snshp 1881 rang [l2l fifteen
rest thence south 10y yosfs 4-nce ,cest
(so) rods thence north 1o) rods thence
east (sO) rods 10 tho place Of beginning.
Vest flhe 9th 2. NJ, in Tama County, lewa,
be sold, or so much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ
on that have levied upon, and shall on the
9Th day of February, A. b. 1854, between the
hours of Q O'Clock q. M, and oc.ock p. m
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour Of
10 o'clock a. m, at the front door Of the Court
House in Tsledo Iowa. in the County of Tame
offer & cell at public out cry. to the highest &
best bidder, for cash, al the right title and
interest 81 the above named defendants, H.
and to the above described property, or &c
much thereof as is necessary TO satisfy said
judgement for the sum of 744 dollars and l
cents, together with costs aud all accruing
costs, unless the same shall be sooner satis-
fed.
H. A. VILLA MSON,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa
Toledo, Novf2sth 1862. y5-n3
Printers fee $500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
Sheriffs Sale.
state Of lows, Tans County, IS
Henry Lance

John Mendsll, Elizabeth Xends1
and Peter Shelton
: In the District court Of
Tama County
By virtue Of a special execution, dated the
18th day cfNovember A D ss2 to me directed
issued out Of tho Office Of the clerk OF the
district court of Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor of Henry Lance and against John
AeBdeil, Elizabeth Mendell s. Peter Shelton
on q judgement rendered by said court at the
September term thereof A D 1862 agains.
the said John Mendell, Elizabeth Mendell, &
Peter Shelton and degree OF foreclosure
against John .Kendell, Elizabeth Mendell and
Peter Shelton wherein it was ordered adjudged
aad decresd that the following described real
estate tc-wit:
the ,oest three .fsmrths Of the south east
fourth Of The north ,cest or and the south
,cest Or Of the north nest Or also the ,cest
or Of tie acea ifoftte north ress Or d
tie south rest Or all Of section No. four
(4) q township No. eiiyhty-karee (ss)
north Of range fifteen (l5) ,cest contain
ing scuenty flee acres more or less.
Vest Of the 5th P N in Tana County, Iowa
be sold. or 50 much thereof as 10 necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, Public Notice Is hereby
given, that have levied npen and shall on
the 21th day Of December A D 1852 between
the hours of clock A N and o'clock m
Of said day, sale to commence ct the hour of
10 o'clock A N ct the front door Of the court
house in Toledo, Iowa, in the county fTam..
offer and sell at public out cry, to the highest
IN best bidder that bids two.thrds or over
Of the appraised value, for cash, all tie right
title and interest ofihe above named dsfen-
liant, in and to the above described property,
or 50 much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said Judgement for the sum 1877 dollars
together with costs aud all accruing costa,
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied
Fl 4 WILLIAMSON
Sheriff Of lama County
L Alien. Atty for Plaintiff
November 2lst, 1864
Printers fees S6,75 pd
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
A LIE EXPN>pD

TIE Report that TIE Ncstiesils Flssris &
mill runs only one or two days in . week
and d.es not grind Wheat is . nalieisds false
hood, doubtless circulated by parties other
wise interested.
The mill does gene al bnsns ss At grinding
all kinds Of grain usually greand by Mills IN
this country, for toll or cash, sll under the
late management, is doing . better business
than it has ever d0se before sush ID me rs
timcny Of its customers fresa lama and ro~e
sheik counties.
Persons coming from . distance & ini.rd
ing to wait for their gri.', mad better avoid
coming TO the mill on Mondays and Saturdays
fair tria! respectfully requested and sat.
isfaction guaranteed.
v5ns-3m Dec IS, 1892. c. BAUNKR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
State Of 1owal
Tama Connty

State Of Iowa.
TAma County
70 Loyina Homan, Mary
Ann Honeywell, William
Honeywell, benjamin
Honeywell, ISAIAH Honey
well, David Houes " ell,
Uriah Honeywell, Susan
Hight and Sarah Ann
Honeywell.
Take notice that there is now on ale in the
Office IF the Probate court Of Tama County,
Iowa, Of Ira Wilkins, Executor Of the late will
and testament Of William Honey W ell sr. de-
ceased a petition to sell tho real estate OF
said estate 70 pay debts aud cost Of admins
traitor and that the same will be heard on the
FIRST Monday in March next by said court at
the Court House in the town Of Toledo Tamn
Cyunty Iowa when aud where you may attend
aad dofend if yeu see proper.
IRA WILKINS,
Executor Of lato Will Of
Vim. Honeywell.
BY order u the Probate Court Of said Couaty
T. 4. GRAHAM,
vous SANITY JudeN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
To Nca vvuS sufferers Of aSOtn
Mans.

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored 10 health in . few days, sitter
undergoing all the usual routine and irresu-
lar expepsiv mods Vi treatment without sue
cess, considers i, his Sacred duty TO eommu-
nicate TO his All cted fellow creatures the
menns to cure. Hence, on the rece,ps Of an
addressed envelope. liz viii send (free) /. copy
Of the prescription used Dircc, 10 Dr. .gons
NJ. DAosAA:a 49, u.ton Street 1lookl Now
York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
The Confessions And Experience
OF a NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for ths benefit and nc caution
TO young men, and Others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their
Kindred ailments-snpplying the means Of
selfcurs. BY one who has cured himself
after bcign victim Of misplaced confidence
in medical hunbug and qusekery. BY en-
closing > postpaid directed envelope, single
copies may b had Of the author, NATHAxirL
kA!sAiss Ess. Bedford, Kings County. Nsw
York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12

A NEW lot OF LAMPS Is Lam
TERMS ofthe latest styles and lowest
prices just received and for sals 81 the
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
Notice.
Notice.
State or Iowa,
~:
Tama County,

To Joan Rankip,-Sir
Yoa are hereby notified, that there il now
on file in the eGice Of the Clerk Of the Dis
tr;ct Court Of rana county, Iowa, . petition
Of Merton Simpson / Co., claiming Of you the
foreclosure Of the mortgage therein described,
and that unless you appear thereto ard lie
fend d or before room Of the second aay Of
tho next terra Of said court, commencing on
The thirl Honaav &C February. A. y 1873
default, Hlll BE- st.tesei against ysn &AG jIdg-
ment rendered thereon.
Jan. l-tE, l2GS.
Is.ac r. tl'en,
stamp. attorney for Plaintiff.
49, vaa741
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-12
I.OGt1 AL.
/. Read the L 9. Assessors Motto.


80. We are requested to give notice,
that there will be Donation at the NJ
+. Church next Wednesday eve. (Fcb.
1S) for the benefit of the Rev. ID. G..
Worts, pastor Of the NJ. L Church.
Supper viii be served up on the occa
sion. The Public are invited to attend.
The Elder will deliver lecture on
the occasion. Subject-Major Gen.
Burnside.
-. We acknowledge the receipt Of a
very fine sample Of Imphcc sugar from
Mr.. VIM. 3. King. It's color and grain
both indicates very fair quality, and
such it proves, also upon testing it. We
are glad that some Of cur farmers have
succeeded in making good article Of
sugar from the Imphee & Sorghum
Cane. All may be thus successful by
exercising due care.
"A very fine donation was held at
the NJ. f. Church last Tuesday evening
f.r the benefit Of the Rev. Sawin, pastor
of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. Sawin gave US very good and
vivid history Of Benedict Arnold, which
highly pleased and entertained the au-
dience. After the lecture cakes Of
many varieties, pies, tarts, apples. pop
corn, lemonade &c. were distributed in
rich profusion, through the crowded
house, and all went "merry as mar
riage bell" A collection was then taken
up for the benefit Of the Elder, which
upon the last count amounted to SO.
A pretty good sum.
-. The donation, held at tho Cary
House, last Friday evening for the be.
ne6t Of the Rev. L. Dodd, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church in this town, pas
scd off in every good style. The amount
donated is not ns complimentary to our
people AZ We would have desired, but,
as will be scen elsewhere in our columns
the Elder is very grateful for the gifts
bestowed. evil not take the liberty
Of exposing the remembered five cen
tiers. We will add however, entirely on
car own responsibility, and at orr own
instance, for the benefit of some in the
future, that any young man who cen
take lady TO donation, aud both Of
them partake Of good oyster supper.
an,! ,hencontributc only FIVE CENTS
for himself and lady is pretty near
thief aud ,obber. Young ladies do
not marry srenathrif's nor such cor
tcmp,ible, narrow picayune souls.
80. In acknowledging the receipt Of
the XXVI part Of the Rebellion Record
being the second part Of the fifth w.
nma. we would cay that this is a work
of mu.h merit and ability, being q
compi'a,i Of the events of the war as
they t,anspire from tim, 10 time. As
fast asthc volumes arc closed and bound
they should appear in every public and
private library. The publisher says.
On aud after April LIST, tho price Of
;.TnE REBELLION RECORD" will be adj
uancel City cts. volume. From that
date, the sale cf parts, from Nos. to
"a will he discontinued. Bach sets Of
"TnE REBELLIox REcoRD" will be
sold only in volumes. Purchasers and
subscribers who have not completed
the four vols. must at once do SO. The
work will continue to he published in
parts, At 90 cents-cach PART illustrated
with two portraits on steel. Volume v.
will eombrise seven parts.
Sec their new advertisement.