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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
Cave City. KY, March S.

The noted guerrilla, Captain alias Col.
Richardson. en- route northward ss =
prisoner. while attempting to escape was
shot dead By Capt. Stone of the 10th
Kentucky.
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Washington, March 8.

The United States Court Of Claims,
Judge Loring only dissenting. have de-
livered an opinion in the case Of VIM. 8
Grant VS.. The United States, being .
claim against the Government for recov-
cry Of certain property destroyed BY
United States troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
New York. March 5,

The Worlds Washington dispatch says
it is understood that Gen. Haleck will
retain his present position. and Grant
remain in the field.
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New York, March 6.

New York, March 6.
Counterfeit. 6ves on the Valley Bank OF
Hillsboro, N. H.. Eastern Bank Of Maine,
and National Bank Of Patterson, N. Y,
the latter altered from ones, have ap-
peared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07

New York, March 8.
New Odeans advices Of Feb. s7lth
are received per the Columbia and Geo.
Cromwell. f--@ @~1yF
Admini 'FAr1gus eontiausd his sss.ck
on the forts below Mobile.
n letter frsm our flesE, datsd Esd
says the Mobile Aset kspt mp n inssssan,
Gre on Fl. Powell, which commands
Grants Pass. 49, ~ WI
The rebel ram Tennessee was Oh Fl.
Mssgaa and was expected to attack osa
Acct. She i said to Be more powerful
than the Mesinac.
Fl. Powell can't hold out long against
our bombardmcns. Admiral Farragu'
vas on board the Calhoun near the fort
Our regiments from near the Tecbs we're
daily arriving in New Orlsans and being
transported to cooperate with Fsrra.
gut. - j,
Thirty-foar rebel prisoners had sscsped
from the Custom House At New Orleans
Ten or twelve we're recsptured.
There was an extensive ire at Pensa
cola on the 10Th, and the town is believed
to have been destroyed BY the rebels an
der the impression our forces designed
occupying II soon.
The 18th New York cavalry had Ar
rived At New Orleans.
Gen. Banks reviewed the artillery an,
cavalry at CArrollton on the 9Th.
Col. Chickering Of the 81 Mass- cavalr.
has been appointed Assistant Proves
Marshal General of Louisiana. His du
ties will be to superintend the labor sys
tenn instituted b. Gen. Banks.
Gen. Wietssl vas expected to returl
soon to New Orleans.
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Commercial.
3. HAMlLL 4 CO.s
WHOLESALE 0ROC11e,
No. 100, on.w yersA - llais ssssA

Qo loo, OH1W 1o~A - 80 sUees i
DAILY aAss cr ovsal
KseEuE, March 5, issA )
rnouUCK AND Provisions.
y1eua-sapsrans, . o. Spring WHEAT kxss.. . %
Ooss nsAlr--sl so9sa 70 100 D.
m s.a,E 5.o,s = ~ sss = %.
Ws..s"s.n, Il x spsins socen % = sushsl
Rrs-6Oc
0ssr. Apr1sp-ooceS1 %.
PorA7oa.-asess kessil zsc peck
Bvssn -Cssaos, l214oisr' csoscs. sooxSS ssssai'
Nc.
Eoos-l2 TO 14c; retail 15c.
CncxHss-Sz %, very scarce.
WnIrs BEAas-Connon to Good, u so9$2 90 Prime
May, y 2ses2 "
H.1~rnoihy 40 oeess - s.lsd. - % rr..i..
80 ooG$1s 70.
GROCERGEs.
500, s-N~~ orleans III, llcs pstns, La ehoes lds
New York. c, isc; New York, A. iss crushed ana pow
Ms,.ss.--sss. noa.s 'ss1ss GoiAsa susp. We
CoslE. ~ sssssS Pss,' -. A
eosA--Anersoan, IFS E.gish, So.
s.,.s.. ~. ], s: n .ssE g; asss @ Il. e
fxAs-Yoang nysOn. 8 mel 70; Impartial y . %
osea s.s.t s s. q CSC medium Brands, 70 .
o.; aold and Natural Ls.L 81 % 70 q TO-
EAIls-Brst Brands y o. rates
GlAss-sxl0 Gay - 30, rates.
CoxDAoE-20 10 lie
Oar Arr1xs-e TO loo p b. ii M&&
/ DnY PxAcaxs--Hirs Is to 1s1zc b.
Oar CUERAxrs-1c
RAislss-<5 % 70 8 So
saIf-kAks g o. 70 3 Is. 8
5ns-na Maeh<rsi, bels- 9. ossts g
ss % sf . ssss q a
III bbls. No. i White Fish, u %.
sUNDRlEss
LsArHsa-soie ~ 70 sc. Harne. u 70 80.
HIpss-Dry Fins 10 TO lie Dry sissd a 70 ise Grub
BY half price; Grsen % Us Green sh'<p fs'. 10 g
s-r,s"Ti TN q % 70 81 so yia., q TOT Is
YxA1uxkS-se To 4&c-
CMnsss-HAnburg. Is 70 lie
Brsv CArrtx-$4 %. 70 8 70 goss
| eaxxP-S4 - 70 3 90 y 100, gross
| Wcak-IIe>n Tub~ashsd. "a u TIC, .rnsAAhsd one
Orls-Cosl OIL, best White IS to 1ac- retail, Soc Lin
sced 0n u rs Lard Oh, 81 10 70 Il Is Sish OIL 81 o.
| BEKswsx-&oc.
T.4 Hoes-A % TO % Go nett;
k.asoMsoien Y. Cotton s'-s-
on Iaos-ic IL Brass. loc 2 h.. Gs-cFrs Ice = n.
| Exca.ssr-un New York, PhadTiphia- Boston GIN
cinnati St Louis and Chicago y cent for baakAsi'
| fnndG. Gold ~ 20 ssc rrrfnam buying
DIZZY GOODS.
saxxrlxes Asp sasnxss--25j5 70 <si4e.
| nEuLs-A u t1i-c
PgiSrs--l5iz TO Z5l4c-
| DElsfSE--25 10 a2t1r
l. CIssaAHs-23 u 80
/ CH.pwIcx .sp Goats sreol--S1 90.
sxEs THsf,p-sf 90 20 ~ 10
YAssEss aso AEes. CAsssxrsE-fo TO 1se.
sxms RK.sD--sl % TO 81 10.
CeRsKr JEtss-35 tn &c
Dxsrss-2S 10 sse-
TscklSs-I5 to aae-
L1~sKrs-s0 53c.
CANTON fLAxSkls-2st4 70 Asc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
Washington, Feb. s.

Warrington, Feb. B.
The Commit tee on Elections have de-
cided that Mr.. Loan, Of Missouri, is not
entitled to the seat he now occupies.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON pEsPATclEs.


Fnoas WEST vTDos1I1A
Especial to Herald.]
Department West virginia. /
March 4. {
Refugees report heavy movsmsnts
of rebel troops eastward on the line OF
tie Virginia and Tennessee road. and .
PORTION Of Earley's command 10 reported
IS having gone towards Lynchburg.
Capt. Finkhard, who Wa captured with
Gen. Scamnon, was killed BY our owu
men while in the hands Of band Of guer'
rillas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
Special Notifes.

COLGATEY HONEY soar.
NH celebrated Teaaes hosp. ID sseh univsr>A,
demand, h made from tbs ch0icess naeeriala, b
0ila and ensetiens in It's nature. frsgransly
seoasea and extremely hene fetal In its seton
upon the skin For sale BY AL Druggists and Fancy
ooods Dealers jan22lydaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07

new Y0Fk Marhst.
Nrw Yoxx. March s.
Co,ten-slues ard steady At .sassc for middlins up
Lands and ssx sor io~ uiasiiiBg.
fiDur-~h~i~ hrn~< and asr demand sSsES 20 fuz
extra State 1sz. 3 for X H. o. aoss 50 fos
trade hrands, market closing nrm
Mhiskey-Tnsrfsi~d and frmer at ss6lac for State
and 70 tr Western. sales Of latter ramored above tl
price.
Ah-ai--le better and Moderate demand n ! 5471 81
for Chicago Spring. e. fur choice ao dsv cred | 6ld
e. fur Nil Tub. G. 81 20 for Winter Red Messern-
C1n-Withcut detded change II I a10l x7i< sor
shippiag MIXED Western In stor~, and = for yel
fuw.
0as.-Aetsv- Il soSsl fec stase and western, hate.
price extrcsp..
Petroieum-shaie hrsner NJ sas5l for crude for re
fnrd in t-snAr and - for rrfs-d free.
Pork-Qniet ard INC hanged: so Tbs for March hay
ere aptssn. 1T = -, and loe bbs- DO terms
and delivery, nj . g.
Beef-<snsss snd ane hanged
Cut M-ats-tui,t as.d % 10 for shoulders ane
lzjStalJj1 far haMs sales ef ioau bills city shout
dsss in baik nj lec
bacon sader-yevy Arm with good demand q TX faz
Western Can b~sland Cut 1ls& fr short rfbted l2A
for do bong clear. l25x for do short sexr and Ia
s do long hams. Also, 2sjo btls city bellies il
hulk Il lie.
Dressed Hoes-shssie hrnsr AT ioc for Western.
IArd-i3eal.c.
Baft-r--Ern At epMs1 for Ohio and s2131 fsa State
Cheese-Firm at ittsise for common to prime.
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New York, March 8.

New York, March 8.
The steamer Ocean Quesn has arrived
from Aspinssll With 5000 900 in specie.
The Consiitu,ios. which arrived 1T
Panama on the 26sh, brought down $685.
900 in treasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-07
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEIl

Ao8AA8A A9S0A0S
u ArCHELOR's esisbratsd HAIR DYE = ~ Sess -
ID e. wsrsS The only HsrsnSsss 1rss go ksbsbh
dye known This splendid Hair Dye b psffsct-chang~
Esd kusty Gray Hair instantly to tssssss ~
Neutrs rsua without injuring the nir Scanning the
SKIN leaving the Hair SON and Beautiful; mpar1 ffssh
Vitality frequently restoring s pristine color, and reet-
nes the III effects Of HID Dyes. The genuine il signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere iuaita-
ous and ahoald b avoided Sold ~ al Druggsts &c
FACTORY--Sl Barclsystrsst, New York. BAicnHpa'
NEW Tousa CREAn for Dressing the Hair. fjyS-dAv1
TT. BISHOP,
South side 11aAn 0ezess. asas Isves.
KD0KUK, IOWA
bkAin m
RRODUCE, GROCERIES,
80 AIT KINDS or GAME. 4. s
A. s,nss 1sssysAi.g - n sAs Pssvi1oe ~ ~
GoonDsn1so6 - onDpW4 GGon0 OoDet$ ssaDGn1Dn1fN
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Sore r hroat.

Sore Threat.
cou4A.
&c NJ.
and similar troubles suffered progress reeut In peyi
Gus Pulmonary bronchial and AsshmAtic affections,
oftentnaes incurnhie
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
compounded reach directly the seat Of the
disease and gave almost Instant relied. mchldA I'm
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Day GOODS.
Chicags Market.

cHscaso. March s.
Fsour-Msrket hrfa.
wh~aa-Stsssiy At IEfow No ! and 10 fur Nc. .
Govn--Sfesdy al dexiine of fe new, with ssle~ u
Tea SOC. old krrise and hrm at s2nS
oats-Quies and Z. % y lower, .xl-s AZ sss..
with sellers, al DC al tbs close
Drsss-d HoEs-stesdy UNCHANGED
Live sfcck-Tirm AZ yesterdays prices
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have on hand, and shall eadesvoFto keep on hand,
good supkly Of 60. quality u sverytAlng In my
Iine, whDsh oMer 70 he psole u the LOWEST CAsh
P1tCHS, II The old stand IN Main sasss bstwsss -
aud eth.
NJ sIGx or FEE Bs0 SADDLE. IN
orders ffsn the Csanisy Dssnpsly assssAsl -
bov7-d
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

mean it at all ii do not mean to insinuatc
that. (laughter) because they all profess to
! be good Union men, aud we must take
them at their own vuluation-but the leglti-
, mate consequences of their teachings are
that the States have the right, at any lime.
to throw off the control of the General Gov
eminent, and had they done so, there was
an army on our frontier, ready. at any
moment to march across and lay waste the
country. and cut the throat of every man
who cared to speak word in favor of the
flag Of his country; and instead of gentle
men being here 10. day, discussing whether
We should put this or that article in the
Constitution or bill of Rights. we should
have been ii left alive, in some dungeon, or
III Libby Prison. And shall we, who owe
everything We have to the protection of the
Government of the United States. who. IN
consequence of that protection, have been
| enabled to rest as quietly and as peacefully
as an infant sleeping on its mother s breast.
without thought of danger or fear Of harm.
shall we be told that it is sycophantic and
beneath the dignity of a sovereign State to
put in the bill of Rights the declaration
that We have received this protection, and
that we owe paramount allegiance to the
Government that has given it to us? Shame
on the man who receives so great favor,
f,n :, I w SSvt. :: ::
, .I' -. n..""u aPp1austI WY, sn !. ~. 10
s''Vus ar" ui ,ne oo.e','''en' vi VIZ
,,,,,. .1lo,;.t,, :. ~ to ,,a, $500, 49, 81: ~ 8
W !. ~. '.,,,. 's",on - ,oa
Nv. .a,; "'".' WI any
,,'l,,r "."t "'.u r. r na" n ~ i n@"u NV
,s' Wy o; Ht' ,L I,'ru "In' i.o"Aiu W.
~ '' 'ha -. o.ns wy h, we o"eu gu,
:" w t.'P'e, II he iiu '''o"'"eu II
F, - s",'n6 1nt PeoP'e ma came "o"', WIN
anan. ,, ii".'t'; souiu nave op'ie'.u
uh,enS w., h",u q. n' npp'taase ~ ~ was "
1r 'H W We "n'u "u' '"te'' ,o' 'He Peo'
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There are many preparations sold undor tho
name OF Blttsrs. put up in quart bottles, com r
pounded Of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste,
disguished by Anse or Corisnder sed
This class Of Btters has caused and vii. con-
tnue to cause, IS long as they can lie sold hun
'lreds to die the death Of the drunkard BY their
use the sys'en is kept continually under the in,
Auence o. Alcoholic stimuli ants of the worst kind,
he desire for Liquor iscreatsd eand kept I'D, and =.
the resultsis ,all the horrors attendant upon 4 y
drunkari'alfe Nnd death Alffs 49, egaa4sas Il ~
p For those who desire and viii : have n .Logo7
Bitters, pdhiish the following receipt &c.
One Bottle Hood,nd's German Bitisrs IND mix
with Three Quarts of Gooi Brandy or W hisky ~
and the result will be prep ration that win fac
excel in medicinal virtues and true excellence any @
OF the numerous Liquor lhtters in tho market
and will cost much loss You will have al! the =
virtues Of Hooa ,nd's Bfttsrs in Connection with,
good article of Liquor. at a much less price than =
these inferior preparations vii! cost you. ''s 2. s.7
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Notice to Creditors.

FaSfIiS is I" give notice. that the suiscri-
I Der. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court vf Cecil county, letters
Testdmenra,y on the pers' nal estate of
Walden Reed. late of said county. deceased.
All pers ms having claim. against the said
deceased are hereby warned tn exhibit tbs
same, with th.. vouchers thereof duly ant hem
ticated, on or b.tnIe the 9Th day of May,
1865; they may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
deG from all benefit of said estate. A II per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
CIV. II under my hand this 2lst day of May,
1864. WILLIAM Il MILLER,
Executor Of Walden heed. decd.
Trst--CHALXLEY y. CUTLER, Reg.
May 81, lSGi-6w.
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS il 10 give notice, tina; the subscriber
l Of Cecil county, hath obtained fr.m the
Orphans Court of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate Of
Levi l.. Tyson, late of said county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deccs sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated. on or before the 18th day Of May,
1855; they may otherwise by law, he e1clu-
ded from all benefit OF said estate. All per-
sony indebted to said state are requested TO
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand thi, 2lst day of Nay :.
1864. JANE TYSON,
Administrative ri Levi l.. Tyson. deed.
Te.--CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
May 81, lSGi-bw
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Notice to Creditors.

fHHlS is to give notice that the subscriber.
Of Cecil county. hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF
Joyce jackson. late of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly suthen
Heated, on or before the Ind day of March.
1860; they may otherwise by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF May
1864. JOHN ". CHAMBERS,
Administrator Of Joyce jackson, deceased
lest-CHALkLrY b. CUTLER, Reg.
May II. lo64,6w
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Notice to Creditors.

n1IS is t. give notice, that the subscribers
L of Cecil county. have obtained from the
orphans court Of said county, letters Tesla.
mrntary on the personal estate of M"ntila"n
Brown, late of said county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated. on
~ before the end day Of June, 1865 ; the!
may otherwise, by law. be excluded from
Ill benefit Of said estate. All persons ill.,
debied to said estate ale requested to make
lRlme liate payment TO the subscribers
Given under our hands this 4th day Of June
1854. MONTILEDN BROWN,
EDWARD II. Brown,
Executors of Montiie"n Brown, decd.
Test--CHALKLEr b. CUTLrR, Reg.
June 4, lS6i-6w.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, y. D.. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor of the
Eneyc!speda of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed, to favor or recon- ne..
Patent Medicines in general, through di'trus. cf
their ingredients and effects I Yet know of ne
sufficient reasons why man may not testify 10 the
benefits he believes himself to have eeeiycd FROM
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of Ohors -.
90 this the more reality in regard to Host.
lands Hermin Btters, prepared by DIR c. II.
Jackson of this city, because | was prejucet
against them for many years, under tho impress
sim that they were chieay ale Jh1lic nixturs
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal Of this prejudice by prope-
tests and for encouragement to try them. whom
suffering from gre at and long continued debility.
The use OF three bottles of these Biters. at TIE
beginning Of the present year. was followed b.
evident relief, and restoration to degree of bad
lily and mental yigor which had not felt foo s;x
moLth sbeore, and I'd almost dospared of 1ssain-i
ing | therefore thank fod and my friend for
directing me to the use Of them .. go
J. NEWTON BROWN. -.
Phi!sas., Jan. 23. 1861. .1'. 20
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS. - b
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

VIC call the attention Of all harinS realionsyos s
friends in tie army to the fact that = ,loonauira
German Gittcrs will nine, teit,: lof .as q
disea'es INDUCED by exposures and prva.ions irei.
dent to camp life. In the lists pusli she6 ain,oR
daily in tho newspapers the arrival OF ehs -
sick, it win be noticed that worry large ,propor
lion suffering FROM debility. Every clse II
that kind can be readily cured by 7liooqand'.
German Btters Wshave no hesitatlcn in ststina
that II these Bitters freely used anio ng eur
soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost .t 81 =, y % 4 Y A
he propretors are daily receiving thankfuf lss' 81
ters from sufferers in the army and hospitals Nhs
have boon restored health hy the use " ..e<s :.
Bi,tert sent to them by their friends ~ ''s s'''
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No Alcohol Bad yhisScr:
They will Cure the above diseases in niz.ty.s,xs
cases out Of = hundred. .i.- .r

lney VIII Cure the above diseases in nsety.Efzo ga
caSss out OF 3 hundred. 50 ..r
l., Induced BY the extensive sale and, universal
popularity OF Hollands German Bitters (pusefy
vegetah'e hosts OF ignorant Quacks and un.cru.
pulous adventurers. have opened upon srferiHS
humanity the hocd-gates of Nostruins in the skape
of poor whisky. vilely mpound I'd with iniurio.s
drugs, and christsned les, Stcu.chies aud
B,ters. -r@ 7T.v
Beware Of the innumerable array Of A.cstolis
preparations in plchorc ho:es and big. balioA ssw
kegs under the modest appellaton of BitteTs:
which instead Of curing. only aggr.y.e diseass
and leave the dsAppones sufferer in despair. az
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,
Are not new and untried article but haze Il
stood the test Of fifteen years trial by the An.eri-
can public; and their reputation and sale Srs ro&
rivaled by any sniIlr preparat on
The rropretors have thousands Of lst.sss trssn
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN. ''r sTfit& ,fSftAs
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TAR by the Barrel. or in smaller Quantities
1 For sale by u. SCOTT i BkO
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WOOD YARD.

WOOD YARD,
d OSSELL n HINES have opened the
~ largest Wood Yard in EIkton. and Wi
Keep always on hand Hickory, Oak. ana
Kindling Wood. Wood will be delivered
IN town free of charge. 1000 Cords of Wood
wanted, for which the highest matket prc,
will be paid in cash or goods. 7ss 80 q
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs 4.
CLERGYMEN, '"'3 sTii's e''''S
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and -,r

CITIZENS,
a,,as.
tostiiying Of their own personal knowledge to
the beneficial effects and medical virtues OF thoss
Bittsrs. n" - -.
DO YoC WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN your
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPErlTEl
Do YOU WANT To BUILD UP YOUR CONSTITUTION
Do You WANT TO FEEL WELL
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERyOLtSNESsf
DO YOU WANT ENERGY,
Do You WANT TO SLEEP WELIt 90 .H f..-
DO iOU WANT BRISK and VIGOROUS PEELING,
II YOU do, use HooFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTER6.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

- DECEIVED this week fresh supply OF
IL best quality Jaranccse Tea.
,tcb 10 LEWIS Il MARRETT.
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DAMNED PEACHES, put up by DR.. II. II
~ Mitchell, for sale by 80 =
nov ~. ROSSELL e. HINES

nESlRABTE Spring Goods are now opening at
~ tho Cheap Store, bough. cheap and will be
offered at small advance, for cash
aeh ". r M>CAVLEY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

L,XCELSIOR SUGAR CURED HAMS.--A
T. delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use They are superior to ano now in the market.
For sale only by f.. 4, DRENNEN,
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GENE and Gilling Irvine and Cotton
- Robe tor sale at tho store in the Hollow
ny feb POI WIN. McCLELLAND. 81.
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/. was painful to notice the total absence
Of any patriotic emotion, any desire for the
success of the arms Of the government, over
the traitorous horde that is trying to subvert
it. fsa 70
There was not one word of cheer for the
brave men who are periling their lives in
efforts to uphold the glorious old flag of our
country: nor one word Of condemnation or
Tcbahe Of the Codes crew tba. ina ogure;c Cd
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CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-New Black Cloth
~ Cloaks for Ladies', opening at
oct. 81. T. DRENNEN'S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

last, and srbmisied with . m9ie 1sessep
and becoming dspoftmsrt than either 81 the
others. Just before lhis. Father Bessoniee.
~ko had rsms.ucd uncovered TIE whole t.aes
with the rsisou ets. ksss!sd do~a aud prayed
Ryan seemed to ae quite Indifferent,
and BuHngsley considerably aiieese5 -
whso he rose. be gave crucifx which be
h.d CARVED ,atoueh tbs whole drcsdful
march a. esrih. 10 ihe men. and each ope
kissed IL with rnuch apparent devotion. Then
the priest kiaacd esca prisoner bimseliswals-
sd awsy % TIE figat aud the iasi awful mo-
meet bad come Tie sergeant tied white
cloth Over each ones eses. ald each seated
O. 90 foot oi Sc ssisa awaited ,he order 20
Gre. The firing pafy 81 picked soldiers
moved forward some tour Or fge PAGES sfi
halted Ia perfect silence. 81 fsf a. 90
could bear. they brought their CONS % an
"slm.- kyar iu the middle tbrew b. bead
back as Il he were tfylng g. see uldlf i4e
eoge Of bi. bhodlo'1, ard Murray spread h''
i Guest a. - Nt A"'aaAt 70 'f" ""f" tt'ttf 'i
giving . greater surface 60 ibe tall 80.
order 20 "hfs" Wa barely alnbls bu' lhs
veteran aoldiess understood lf, aud crast
90 completes aud uaiila a. o. allou ga single
sound 20 be heard. roafed our. and a. %.
white smoke enfled away from the mu1zlc 81
,ae guns, three dead men isy where thre'
living men had sat = moment before. Nor
fay tell back on his coffin ana .usiant, roll
ed OF on the side nex % Ryan pefie,u,
dead. Ryan Tell .quareiy back ou b.. eofiil
std died as be- las. without apparently nov
ins muscle B,llinl-|ey lsa back Cd el
of his celia on the inside aed bfealhed heas
lily aud ..pasmod.c.ils los Two or three n.ln
uies, when Major 9 zztm ordered zoe rc
serve party % pas him sui Of pain. aud D.
vas shot the second time lai killed ifsiani
~ Thus end, a strange add fearol scene
which Indiana has never. and W may vt
hope may never. see PARALLEL - Mo- ia
lesst impressive part OF Sc wac pt.ty q
about one hundred bounty jumpers. s.nt ou
by Gen. Hosey q pfoai by tte occasion al
placed over on lhe northwest. where The
had iull view OF ihe whole leftble ie.sot