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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
DAYTON Market.

DAYTON, April l3
HARsHMAN's FLoUR--Red Whe
wholesale 6 90, retail 6 So
WHEAT-$l 20@l 23.
CORN--l0O; Shelled 90@94.
OATS--68.
RYE l0@l 10
BARLEY-$l 20.
CoFFEE-42@46.
SUGAR--l8@2O.
EGGS-l5@ls per doz
WHISKY-l 20.
CHEESE. --l6@l7. EH.
DRIED PEACHES--l6@l9.
DRIED APPLEs-9@l2.
BEANS-Psr bushsl 81 6O@3 90.
HAY-Timothy $R2 per ton.
TEAs-Sl OOG9I co.
RlCE-9@ll per ID.
BUTTER-40@46.
LARD-l2@l6.
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view J.rnsY EI..tion.

. NEwARK, April 1.-THE election in this
State yesterday shows large Union gains. The
Board of Free Holders in Essex have ma
jority, which has not occurred before in seven
or eight years, F. s. Mills, Democrat was
elected Mayor Of Trenton by $50 majority.
The whole Democratic city ticket is also
elected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
DIED.

LoVE-0n the 2d Of April, 1894 Mr.. Thomas o.
Love, who was born January 10, 1885, and was aged
20 years, months and 22 days.
He enlisted in the United states service in Novem-
bor 1861, in Company E. seYenty-hrs Regiment Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, and was killed. az Is supposed in
the cars Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
His funeral will TAXI place from the residence Of his
parents, in Texas Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
Place Of nterment-Woodland Cemetery
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Orffentlirber herkouf.

LNoR sALE-Three farms, lying about nine miles
~ west OF Dayton, one mile souh Of the Wolf Gre ok
Pike, and half mile south Of Amity, adj dining each
other.
One Of I4O acres on which is good stone building
OF timber. " .t.|i 'a-
One Of 1856 acres on which is good brick house.
with reasonable barn also, Of tho best springs
good timber. WI 4 vi .rtI u -.'
ono Of Js acres, Of good soil, and well watsred Tor
stock cattle. w
The above farms will be sold altogether or separate
on reasonable terms. For information apply TO
Hr u. DAVID f. MILLER,
a9w4" ON the premises,
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mn. Fronoh.Merioan Queation.

.mr Nswi oRK. April IL The Commercial 5
Washington special says the Senate Foreign
d Committee to-day discussed the House French
Mexican resolution without coming to any
conclusion. .aH
10 That is to say, the "Foreign Commit
tee" don't just know what to do about it.
This is the first time, we believe, that an
American Committe ever wsvered upon
the Monroe Doctrine, The striking orig.
inality Of the Lincoln dynasty is becom.
ing more apparent every day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

RHThe London Tunes, in late able
article on American affairs, gives its rea-
sons Tor believing that our war will be a
I long one, and pertinsntly remarks d'q'
off Tennessee and Louisiana represent
States recovered" by the federal govern
uent, it is obvious that the recovery"
Of the entire Confsderacy will produce no
thing resembling restoration of the I'm
ion|' anaau a8. f ..r d..Is
'a OF course not. The directors of the war
are not waging it for that purpose. The
emancipation of the niger is their para
mount object, and for what they have ac-
complished in that direction, they are now
applauding the infamous George Thomp-
son, and singing hosannas to old John
&, Brown. The sound of Nero's fiddle a
mid the roar Of the conAagration which
swept away the glory of Rome, and the
6sndish orgies Of the abolition leaders O.
90 yer the ruins of the American Constitu-
ton, and amid the tears and lamentations
Of betrayed and stricken people, will
form two of the most distinct and stri'
king points in the whole history of human
depravity. .'. ~ q
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Read the following;
(76siim0niI Of Ms. Sarah GouAD

Read the following;
(T6siimonit Of Mrs. Sarah Gould)
ALBANY, NEw YonK
PRoF DEMusx Two years ago my scalp became
diseased and my hair commenced to fall out very fast
Tae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore, II became very PAINFUL my rest at night was
broken the burning and itching sensation was unsup
portable; ] would apply remedy after remedy, but
only monentary relief / consulted several physi-
cians Of this city. was informed by them that tho
Rh urn, and that they could not benefit me. read
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
and restore my hair, which had become very chin.
With that assurance placed myself IN your hands,
and the results are, haye luxuriant bead Of HAIR;
my scalp s Dereeuy well, and my hair has ceased to
fall out. Respectfully yours,
Mas: SARAH GoUIp, No, III South Pearl street.
II Ia fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Restorer and their name is Legion, that it is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eHectually and permanently restore the
hair Of thosswho are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
is the strongest evidence Of the manifold benefits It is
conferring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence of the public has been obtained and
they all unite In atlesng to It's merit and SUPERB
~ OVER ALL PREPARATIONS 5ft
Ever intrhduced. do not recommtnd my prepara.
uon TO cause hair to grow six feet treby many
consistent with the laws Of Nature 10 those Who are
skeptcsl or incredulous, will make bona hde offer:
Will forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dollars) II fail to cure the worst
eases Of partial badness under fifteen years stand.
ing, with
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists genor-
ally.
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT SEND
FOR 1T. H.
H,B.-Cures guaranteed in every case where the di-
recuons for Use are implicitly obeyed
SSrPrice, 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for So
PROF. II. A. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. 20 Orange street,
iel3dly Albany, New York
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Splendid Farm for Sale

oNE-HALF MILE FAoM MIAMlsBURG.
NHE undersigned will sell at private sale between
Il now and the first day Of April next, the well
known farm belonging 70 the estate Of Php s, Geb.
hart, deceased, ontalning one hundred and forty-
seven acres. SAID fRrm has upon II two dwelling
other necessary out bulldlngs. The soil is OF the
richest quality prlnc paly bottom land, and has also
tine lot OF timber. Terms reasonable. Inquire OF
the subscribers in MiRmisbnrg. ..
SAMUEL GEBHARr,
ISAAC DlsslHGER, b..
fe9TdRW2W Executors.
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PHILIP s GEBHARTs ESTATE,

ON the aTst day Of February, AID. 1884, the under
" signed were appointed and gpalihad kxeeptofa
0f the last will and testament of Phhp b. 0ebhart,
late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased
bAMUkL QEBHART,
iosw3 ISAAC Disc GINGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

PORTLAND, April l3 The steamer Peruvi-
au from Liverpool the 3lst Londonderry lst
has arrived
She has one day later news t..
Cotton unchanged inferior lt@3 lower
Breadstufis very dull wheat easier provisions
quiet Consols 9l1 for money Centrals
shares l6t0l54 Erie 704@7l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

From Hilton Head and FlOrida--A Steam
er sunk by a Rebel TorpedO-Sh hSirEntsh i
ing with the Rebels.
NEW YoRK, April l2.-Ths steamer West
ern Metropolis, from Hilton Head 9th, has ar.
rived at this point The Palmetto Herald,
has Florida advicea up 10 the lst instant =
The steamer Maple Leaf, while returning 10
Jacksonville from Pilatka on the lst struck q
Rebel torpedo, which exploded, tearing the
steamers entire bows, the vessel, sinking in q
few minutes Two frem and Two deck
hands were drowned, the passengers fifty in
number, we're safely landed. TIE baggage
was all lost including that of two or three reg
imeuts,
A Reconnaissance on the I'd, on the Jaehson-
vile road resulted in skimish with the rebel
pickets Eve milee from jacksonville, the enemy
retreating. A Captain Of Georgia Regi-
ment had come in aud taken the oath reg
iment Of loyal Foridians was being organi-
zed. Dates from Pilatka of the 3D. states that
four Of our pickets have been captured but all
was quiet then; eleven men Of a Georgia reg
lment and thirteen fully equipped on horses
we're recently captured above PiIatka
The Maple Leaf was owned in Boston.
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From WashInEton.

yVashin gton Unehangsd.--Tho Cold and
Currency QuestiOn--Myasertou and
KearHul Fum0ra about the Green Back
Issucs-- AppRahenstom felt about nnan-
ctal crtsis--HoW people get rid OF their
uiIen ofQrssn Haeks--Tho tRrOrencs OF
the masses about what - going on--
FrAneb anG Intervention Napoleon
met at the GAEeahcld by ConRrSss and
the eAdmtntstration--Al and Mar
Amiltan--The nextHiN months big
with eVsnts-- War--FinAnce e--Inter-
rrontiou-- Pre- std en- mGtal maj mattera,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

7 A. WALTERS has disposed Of his drug stock,
~ &c, to james B. Waters. The old business
will be settled by either OF the parties, and the Arm
present. Mazda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

80 RsrIt was exceedingly clever in our
good friend George Boyer to help us out
Of the drag to-day. 100 ar .,s.
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LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

WeIIand Canal Open.
ToRoSTO, April l3,-The Welland canal
opened to-day, A large aeet Is passing up,
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Dpeing SPOUSE.
pissoIutinn.
DISSOLUTION

TIME co.partneFship heretofore existing Miller A
i ChsIch, in the Merchant Tailoring Busine IA, was
dissolved by mutual consent on tho irst day OF Feb.
ruaTy, instant, The books are In the hands of Henry
Miller who will continue the bus the old stand
Huston Building, corner Third and Jefferson ftrs eta
Those who have claims against the firm will present
them for payment and those VINO are indebted TO the
hrm are expected TO call and sottle their accounts
withodtdelay, as the business must be closed
.D HENRY MILLER,
Ie3d5w j. s. CHARCH
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED ZOE THE DALI EMPIRR
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
News from EGnOxvills.
Special 70 The Gazette.

KSoxvILLE, April IL.
The East Tennessee Convention is 10 sss.
ion in the Court House. Governor johnson
Is speaking TO a vast encourse ia the street.
He Is If possible more radical thae ever.
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s1-A Correspondent of the. Cincinnati

HVA Correspondent of the. Cincinnati
q Gazette says o. y.rH .s ra H."'
ut is enough to say now, that General
Sehsnck made the great speech OF the
day" s'if H|r.ra.s .H..H
We agree with the correspondent that
what he has said already sis enough to
say now"--plenty. Indeed, much less
might have been said with much more
propriety.am 5d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

CINCINNATI, April l3-The ocean iron clad
steamer CatawbA successfully launched here
at noon to-day
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Dress ann GIuak @laktng.
FAsHIONABLE DRESS 4 CLOAK MAKING.

miss ANNA MUssER, fashionable Dress and
tI Cloak Maker, begs 10 INFORM her old customers
Third areet over McDanieB' store, (third story
She soclts Gust ON, and will furnish dress and cloak
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,
Rutrps.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

CEALED PROPOSALS for building bridge over
y Saltwater, Harrisburg in this county, will be
received pnhl noon on Monday, the I'd day OF May
1904 T Il. -t IN E. 'E' ~ ~
Separate proposals to be made for the masonry and
superstructure Bidders also to state what they
will allow for the old bridge. .
The Commissioners, as heretofore, reserve the
right to reject auy and all bids il they think At.
The plan aud specifications are to be seen in this
office. THOMAS o. LOWE,
RlldSawu Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio
journal copy1
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OEMOCRATTC STATE TICKET.


DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
sEoRETARY OF STATE,
.... WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
la l.a.f. zee OF Seneca County.
SUPREME yUDeEs,
(Ton ruLL Trsa,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield County.
TO TiLL vAolsoiEs)
.H'N ~ I1ng Vacancy, I.rN
atH d. MACHIAS c. WHIFELEY, te
SCOT lu. f5 hHuof Hanopck oounty ....a
f.in||.Ir r. ..I. Short Vacancy, NJ. ...r.
.l. t-a.t ALEXANDER 5, BOYS, ....
OF Highland County.
''t'N ATTORNEY GENERAL.
LYMAN r CRlTCHFIELD,
tNH1irpH sr OF Holmes County. saa'
. CoMPTRoLLER OF TIRE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s. v. PRENT1SS,
OF Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
H4. 1Hf WILLIAM BARWIIL,
IH. .r... .H. Of Ashland County.
1...H A.. sos. ..Hi (FoR vAoARcr,l ..
s.. ..... CHARLES BOESEI., .....
or Auglazs County.
ETA good compositor OF two, can &c
....l.- ..A,l- ,.;th ,,a hx, annlvin0 soon
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From Hilton Head aud FiOrida--A steam
ersunk by a nebei TorPedO-skirEnish- \
ing with the Rebels.
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- gr959IF @&5 III. NBW YORK July H
Cotton-Without material change. GALES 8
Fioar-etsts ana Wsstssn heavy, and ~ kw:
er. SALES at 90 &0lo Slor extra date 90 SeDu
1ne extra RHO: n 6O0l1 loe trade br1n4A Do1Ree
closing quiet. Included In the saaeei we're -
ton. sl3 and loo b6is diiso Sor ne art htesn
!, Whi.ks Se: without decided chanes .. ,i,4o
. for state, and u 75@l 7s for western. chieny
atlnside Quotations for western.
@9 g for chi spr1nE l2802 IS ior Nil olahfgel
a. IS for winter red western. !, pss9a
Oorn-Msrket 10 lover. Sales ct y oeel0 Tor
oets-MOrs active and armer At sscesl % for
Cof7ee-Quiet. Rio in bond sc.
sugar-Quiet Cuba 002ic, aIA
i e91s sslss q ss.s = s.d
Wooi-Dull and unchanged. .lr HI T.
P0rk-Quiet and decidedly lower with fAir
demand. SAILS ese@ for me-; $780, eor1e
Beef-Dull and heavy, sfs hss4t
Cut Moote-Quiot. n sss ass4 LIT
LaTd-Lower and in moderate dsuaAnd at 10
gntter-searcely g a.m. bat without change.
Money-Steady at 7@8pc.
sterling Exchsnge Qnots e 7s0a0 for eur.
Goii-Unsetslsd and lower. opening ss.e1
cscMn s. g 81 os' aovane'ns 70 = IVA no
Government stocks-rrregular and ansst&led:
USES 81 coup y o2ol o21E SO coup 0e1so
stocks-pell. usg. / year cert ~ No g
l28 Pitts lo75z; N " IA; do pfd 81.
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MARKETS

BURLINGTON, Fridays r. II.
Annexed WILDE found our usual detailed 70
portof this and other markets:
= suoAR..s2@a: Crushed-ssc: Il Powdered
HoIAssns che bsrrel-susar Housssl q
Golden syrup Il s0ol 50. 800 IL
NAILs..Tenpenny . 80. .n sa a 4,
R1c-is,<c. ahso
DEEswAx-60@6Sc. al4 rHiT g
Y IxuIr-Raisins, prime. 8 7s0.e %. usa
66n no 70 Per dozen.
FLoun Spring. 80 %: Extra, I'll 90; "Cabls.'
was4T,..sprins. u eoel IS; Winter. 500.
SS s.:...s ~ 81 81 3 pr ss.A.,-,a demand
os1oss-s2 ssS 80 o = P dem nCade''
SUTTrs-%Sac.
cafcKzssE3s ooese Is per dozen. se
WooD- oek g co5I Ser oo ss '0n III
e. Dry Flint 7 Greer a1s s.l.sd pst cured
stated Bei4c. s'eA s'a'eo 'c' o1s
QEzEN CALI SKINS Sailed lie.
SHEEP PELTs-40000c.
WHIsKY-N 000l rs
LARD-l6c = M
DRIED APPLns-l2c = D Green sool 90 = bu.
T1HorHx sxED-ss 50 > bushel.
FLAX sEED-Prime& No2 is = buahsl.
OoRN MEAL-?l S00l % bushel.
Ca. Oil ossl 10 , gallon BY the barrel.
FIsH-Mackerel No half bbls I'll: No 2
- 50: No Kits = 50. No 2, . ..
Tissues sTocK-Tln plate l. c loxl4; nom.
inAl % go 50. sheet lron advanced lc FOR ali de
Sa Ss We ssGsi ks 2sT IL sssa l2sc
l4E6l5lXc.
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i, - Mr.. 81. N. Robinson, who enlisted
last spring from The Fourth Ward, and
Who il now in the 18th Iowa infantry, with
Sherman, writes now and then few lines
= to what he hears and sees in Dixie. In
i late letter he says that he went out lately
with = scouting party, and on coming to =
house, they inquired Sorthe landlord; when
blooming daughasr OF Dixie made her
appearance with . pair Of fine twin babes
in her arms. The Captain in charge Of tho
camp asked her very politely Il her hus-
band was ct home. No, sir, was the reply.
1 He il Colonel In the Confederate army,
and have not seen him nor heard Of him
abr better than two years. These are fine
babies, madame, said the Captain, taking
the little innocent BY the hand. How old
are they? Three months, was the reply.
And you say that the Colonel has not been
homo for two years. Yes, sir. Well,
madame, continued the Captain, have you
sssn any Yankee cavalry about herelately7
No, sir, answered The blushing wife, but
tAeir tSfast'y ars hanging aboutusi lin great
numbers.
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E
NEW Yo1x. July 70.
The current prices for the week ct al the mar
ketS are:
Beef attle First quality l6@l9llc: ordinary to
GOOD quality l6olSc; common l3@171& INFERIOR
Cows and Calves-lst quality go 0oQ7p %; ,oe.
dtnarX ~ 009S5 %: common ~ 00@6 90 f16e.
Veal Cafves-lst quality per pound loelic; or
binary S14@S11c: common 7H@S3S: in10rior 70
sheep and LAmbs-Extras per head. q SOS 90
prime g So@7 So ordinsty Is GOES So common
00lOc. 80 1ATT 81 ..7 -'fr-I,
The market for beef cattle vas maee, acaive
and o1oyant this week. owing 70 the laye M
" lea pound. Tho cattle were eeneeeIy Of 3
very poor quality, and many gave evidenoo q
having suffered greatly BY the later proeEscted
drouth. sgSs NJ St9Sg@ s,88 sava-aFInIla
The total receipts 81 III stock. at al The yards
for the week and last week were:
Beevee, S,766 cows, lea veal calves ~ sheep
and lambs ~: swine II -. Total li1swysk-
beeves 1885 cows l0l: veal calves 2ooe sheep
and lambs ll.l3l: swine S.3o2, asa.s a1
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400 for medium 70 choice cattle. and 40 to
$500 for common. The bulk of the sales u HOS
ranged from Saoot to $3.50. Some light stock hogs
at $3.50 to $500.
LATER. 8 r. n.-Duri1g the afternoon. and At
the evening gatheringat the sherman House.
the feeling was very dull and heavy. No.
opgin9 wheat was nat saleable n 0vog o2So-
Corn 1l,3o-cloGing remarkably qaiee High
Wines firmer at 0l,n. z
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aoiaU CHICAGO. jultA
Elour-Dull with nominal demand.
Oats--A4 the Close steady and strone.
Rye-Dull and nominal. 9T
Barley-Quiet 6aleo Of No 2 at u Is
r HighWiDS1-Firmeea a q 70@l 70k. ~
W0ol-Firm bat qui0e. Buyers oflee q: sellc
60 ank 111o0l e. s-4f0au aaa@ aa@ sas5s..f ~
PrOviGtonS-Dull.
prime, .3sn - st1sag
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- We had the pleasure Of attending
at Hartford, Warren county, on Wednes-
day Of last week, large and enthusiastic
meeting, gotten up BY the citizens Of that
part Of tho county, In honor Of Colonel
Hsnderson's company, 10th Iowa. A din-
Nor was prepared lbr the soldiers, ana the
welcoming speech made by Mr.. Marsh-
man, It tbs eonclusion Of which Captain
Kuhn presented 70 Colonel Henderson, in
behalf Of his old company, beautiful
sword. The Colonel responded In neat
and appropriate speech. After dinner was
over the crowd was addressed BY several
speakers, among them the Rev. Mr..
Shociy, and Colonel p. Cad Bryan. The
Colonies speech was brief and to the point,
and we'll received by the audience, He
may not be, and doubtless i not, -
*'sound'' on the main question - many
would wish he was. but hs IL drifting in.
The right direction. He ID possessed Of exc
scellent social qualities, has fine talents, il
= good speaker. and We hope he will turn
in, fully, fairly and squarely, while the
doors Of the Union Church are open. Come
u, COLONEL
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HORSE THTKvEs.-Last week, after the
three horse thieves, Of whose arrest we
made mention, had been tried and bound
over TO the court, Sheriff Merriam, Of Sig
Ourneyy came down with warrants for
them: He took them from our Jail, hand
cuded them, and took them and the stolen
horses - Higourney, whore they will speed
lily meet the fate due,their bold but foolish
effort at horse stealing. - Washsxgeo1 Ress.
Hon. John A. Kasson, our present Rep
repentative in Congress from the Fifth Con-
4ressional District, received the nomina-
ton for recollection by reclamation. Mr..
Kaason isSp well and fAvorably known on
our while to cay : word about him. He is
z man Of eminent ability and the readiest
debater In Congress, and among the 6rst
and ableet Of it membsrs. Gls1apood Opfs-
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Privats Willis Arnold, Company K, Ct
Iowa cayalry, died 1t Fort Randall, Daco-
tab Territory, July 10th 1864. ,s..jtN ~

In France, the waste steam from the To-
c0motivee = made to heat tho cars In the
train behind. It y conducted from the es-
cape pipes through tubes, which, inside Of
vulcsnixed India rubber, with couplings
which can be readily managed. 'sa4
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INTERNAL REVENUE - Ofici.L

nual List Of United States Taxes for the year
commencing Nay LIT. lSsl. has been retained to
this BY the A11essor. u embracee, licenses.
Payment y forthwith manded Of ~ pegyonR
WhOsa names arc on said lists. FIVE PER
CENT. will b added 20 all income taxes mot
paid within the time prescribed BY Law. and
TEN PER CENT. penalty will be fncusF6d On
al other Taxes mot paid on or before Monday.
Icenses must bs paid AT ONCE, Otherwise
the PENALTY OF three times tce amount OF license
o. two year's imprisonment VIII Be enSoroe1, %
NO onA Il allowed to transact ANY BUHINE8fS
without Qna Ascsly having applied y no pro-
Deoeliy Collectors Once. DuTlin&t0a. YoWa.
JulY Utk, l0ol BARTON Z. DAVID.
deputy Collector.
0h andelA Div.. II DaDk g IewiA
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RF r--- AsF FNA54A@8 a A
DUTCHEFs CELEBRATED
LIGHTNING RLY-KILLER.
A neat, cheap article, easy 70 NE. Every sheet
viii KIN quart SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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Diseases 81 tAs Nsrvsss, se0inal, Ura.
nary and Sexual eystems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Aoe0-
CIATION. Sent hy mall In sealed letter envel.
opes, nee Of charge Address, d. J. 0KULN
HOU0HTON, Howard Association, No South
Ninth Street, Philadelphta, PA.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

Sc "a boy came running into drug
- R';sAors In this city the other day. and in.
I.duifed Tor bottle Of 'Roarback's - bitters.
/ Ne boy wssn't ar wrong. Roback's bit
Y - az taken Ia large doses. and repeated,
sgvnl make oae 'sroat" considerably. ID s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23
THE CITY.
pxasoNAL-Oen. Warren arrived IN
Aown Saturday evening. ~

~Ieather tanned whiskers and mus
f6cAJ1s are bsoomtng very fashiouahls i,
1,,r nitv. What noxt3 qfs ngx4 Ass
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

DUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND
ID GRASS SEED SOWERa .ar hsssn4
Buckeye Portable Cider and Wine Nilt
and Pres. So 81 80
H;ekok's Portable Cider and Wine Nilz and
For sale by a N a. q. WRIGHT
july2l-w3m = Water Street, Burlington.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

- We learn that the scholars Of Ebe-
nezer M. e. sabbath School have pur-
chased fine Cabinet Organ for the pss Of
their School. They pledged themselves
one week ago to raise the money; and ma
king good uss Of the energy for which they
are noted, the whole amount has heen
raised except about Us, which will be
raised this week without doubt. The
friends Of the School who love music are
invited to attend Sabbath afternoon at
o'clock, at which time Mr.. Van Meter has
= singing class Of over 200 scholars.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

- Lieut.. win Tixsard writes to his
fAther from Kenesaw Mountain, under date
of1d July, stating that Geo. Kolb Of Co. g,
9sth Iowa, was killed on the 1st instant,
whilst skirmishing with the rebels. $50 =