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Tents, Political Banners, Flags, go.
G. II. TYLER, % East Broadway, New York
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To Paper Manursosurcrs.
Casa will be paid for I10OJ feans ~ good Fouririner
Apply at his Office
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Hi9hesG Prcmiu u N Hxocs StAScIA Sewing
MssA,nes. vSIEELER WILSON. go Broadway.
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Mrs. ayInsIovv's Soothing Syrup for
children TSehing Dysentry and Dtarhma regulates
Tho Hlomach and Roxas nud cures Wind Collc.
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CUi.ED,

oATsrEr or TAX TYhPATfO MUCOUS
kEMBKANt. pFJrRUGTipk5 or TIA
LusFAChIAN TUBB
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noticsssis 20 those bo know hm hes and enab'ee the
70 repeat AT the with ecaar stnph asis Bhesed
are thsy who die In the Lord for ther works do focw
them,
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Cnrtos q. yrstfc. by vaughn, :
Bow-rv; ~Nrrsr,sA Coed proofs shown 10 Ten agi
Notice. IL sit all upll sailed.
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Hvn Goupces. Harry Hair Dyeiag
.s via Cream for identifying the hair.
= Z W. A. BATCHELORS. Ii Bond street
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Sewing Machine Co.'s HlG host
q &ffl,ock Sttcb Machines. sos Broadway. n r. Send
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csr lbsii. Apssnecsry nnd Cbentsa
IL Evhth avcsue ari fwsntye'rhth Nfosl-oenu
Ire xsgcrycs ftpcgsss wiz care.
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.anna Decd. smeli s,t-.tiy !,

oG0od Deeds Bmeii SNretiy - tnis
rargntv world the poet III II Mt certain ths
PHAL0Ns NIGHT BLOOMING CEHEIs ~ G0tti
might suppose i was disiliea ron good 1eeis,
Had the Tree of knowledge borne hotties ~ pHAL0N'e
NIGHT BLOOMING CERECS instead ~ iali IiYntss 10
xpl think Eve would have needed insat on % ecs
themf sure world she wang have bad bel
ave nad been eat OF Adam'ssids hall an houA
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Prizes rasnrn in ait f..ga'sSsa A.EZ-
.Nries @ WEST. No. sis Iiar No q. NJ.
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A. Esp~rxenfrf. ust -frnura~ a~frIrrv
and leader fassioa for Gent Hats r!rodrcas tho
style for tas s-sssn ,nis nar
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Peruttrut tompiexio - Lntrd,o
Bloom ~ Youth Hqsti Pearl u has no saua or pro
ard b~autfy te complexion and ssn. Sold by
ali arusdsts and BY JAMES LAIRD, SOLO Proprietor tD
Eraad
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E.s:aEUDa HUNDRED.

Hr. William n. Me r ia ms DosPatch.
GnEsRAI BunKH's HEADQUARTERS. Sept. ., 1854.
. ARsIyAL - LARGE HUaBRR or REPUGHHA
Yesterday twsasy-nve refugee civilians, who tns
Richmond o'clock the night Of the 7th instant
came into our lines crossing the James Haxaa iara-
tns Ocs Il 10 refugees English made sus "a
ave huudre6 doliArs In rebel Tney LETT the fa1a
eoatedeacy iron sheer disgust and that 3otn
authorities and people there sad and heart weary ct
the the that Atlanta has yielded 70 the
Union prowess The impression is. fast finding
lsrged abiding place the rebel cepital that tho war sp
proaches is cose sud that the time s not Tar tstaus
when the southern people not their leaders wi CRY
psccavi,n and quS themselves OF the struggle.
MIR. WIN. d. McGregor's Dsspaten.
.7la3 ats. HBApoUA ARrsRs, Army or THE Por'sAc.
Sept. 8-Evening.
4 Tho past two days have been omiuousy quiet, Hours
have passed without single gun being heard. s.
Toe rebels reported massng left, with the
intention attacking II they found ths lines pcne
trabs, but evidently given the enterprise which
thcy would have found = costly one eaa
At tho centre OF the line pickets have been very
friendly Of lae but within day or two strict orders
have been given against any intercourse. .Eu
battery on tho Jerusalem road opened 90 working
party OF tho rebes ths afternoon about Ave o'clock,
and quite interchange Of iron compliments took place,
but without much harm 10 either party. .t
number Of contrabands came into our lines last night
from Chester county. -a i. - =
They report that trains running on The Weldon
Railroad as Stony creek where supplies are loaded
wagons and hauled TO Petersburg via Dnwtddie C0Nrt
House Between 0vo and hundred wagons engaged
constantly in this business They also state that all the
corn that country being pressed by rebe officers
and fed 20 the animals, leaving farmers none Tor next
season excepting just enough 70 say that they aid not
tax0 Ali F.
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fragrant sozoD0sT IL scienihc composition of tho
rrrcst s,d ch seest ingredients ~ tie Ufi-na veg abn
kirgdsm Avery iagredient 10 well Scwn to harc osne
ssia enect on she eeth Ii ~ csssree
able Of II srssay remoyes laczs
sn i-sn in n t@fr otyi-y
prorsr OF sre- ana aca articles ~aicn inperst,sT
dssray lham. Sold By nrAg.ists
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Prixsa Cssrsu I'm All 'cgnts-~G Ss-tss :
rtes and sufcrnssoo rfvsn. JACOB proEsi oiass
1fs Erc>nusg. -. =.
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The 6 mt I'd Ctsiinsa Arm . TX B0na.-
Words by Jarboe sung st the great Union square
eeng August H. Music in sheet form by FlkfH, BON
4 Co. 563 Broadway "Abe Lincoln. they said was an
slinun
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xirs. wines, Hvnwdirs. Frntfs Import-
al domestic st NYypVMS inc Rst bishnen.. No 10
Chambers street. door west ~ D~pnieo hrst nner
~ ~ hhnDUM
~ jraMght.
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Her utJg,Ii

AZ 34D Rroodw Nrssrs. Fowler -
WELLS Pnrspsioes<ss nrsSs Examinations daily.
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Crsssaaorcs riatr Dye, Prcscrvntiv
ard ~ Devnt wt8,caalg and rsla, Ma Asso< Uoust
1sa IA . arr o. III sellt N artstn
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CHRONIC UATARRH.

NOISES ~ THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFfhCTIOks IN TBH
THROAT
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>Deafw .ss and Dtsy ies OF the Ego spe-
Q, iy reaysd by Or CADv Lia ohulon plsoe. Eighth
sIest from Q 70 &
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Rntrsstnr's HATE Dye b. Rest su th
world Bsrinles. ieAbs, lGslsnereous Toe only psrfee
dye. SAD b. al igssts. yactory 81 rareay ErssA
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Addrrsa ~mcfgcrs.-Pollak Ak ~ S0n.
nesrscnna manafasursrs rcpovei from Broorn~ o. .e
70 sa2 Broas~ay. nss tautth street Whoicsnis ana ~
tail Pirss cut OK AsI And TepAAEed
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The Tmrnfest.

OPKh1NG sCHnRS LAST kIGHr-9RAHD EXCEPTION
AND ToRCHLI6Hr PROCEssI0N.
Some eight hsndred Turners members OF the German
Turner associations Of Philadelphia Baltimore, WASH
ington, Georgetown, Trenton, Pil,sburg. ST. Louis,
Buffalo. New Raven and other places arrived ast urht r
the city. to participate here at grand general Turn
fest OF tho Turner clubs OF the Western and Northern
States On tho part OF the enbers OF the New York
Turnvereia, numbering four hundred and seven
teen members; the Williamsburg Turnveren, two hun
drod and eighty MEMBERS tae Jersey City Turner's,
hundred and atty msmbers. and aso on tho part Of
the Hoboken, Boomiosdsas aud Carlsbad Turner's,
these Turner's from the neghbornT cities were eathusi
astcsly welcomed at the Battery grand torchlight
procession moved at haIpast eight O'Clock last night
from the Tura Hail. in Orchard street. through Canal
street, Bowery Chatham street and Broadway 70 the
Battery, where the reception took place Tho guests
escorted 70 the Turn Hail. In Orchard street, and
there hospitality entertained The Turner's abroad
all provided with quarters during their soourn at
she Turulest. which viii last four days. This
morning meeting will take place at Turn Hail. when
an election Of PRIZE Judges for gymnastics and fencing
70 the Park and adjacent brewery win be in order
To night grand sacred concert will take place at tho
and ppias snsns NC or Monday ana fuss
dey the TurOfcst viii be continued at Joues WOOD with
x,acb to be Tsv york Turn verep y a. a1ocet,on
Of Turner pupils or Turner zor0e lboys) numbering
los wbo OF course were represented Ia the procession
last night. The New York Turnvereiu, OF which Mrs
lieory MeEner at present 10 the president has been 10
existence Some fourteen years The finale 6 this asir
10 be grand ball and prize distribution at tho City
Assembly Rooms on Wednesday 1aa0a /
The Iurl Es in Orchard street. last night, had been
decor ated with prOfusion Of banners Of all coo prou
nant which the Stars and Stripes W well - the
national coors OF German yRed, White and Golden In
the rear OF the mestng room stage ussd for thca
:ai perormances, which tastefuy decorated with
evergreens, and with transparency bearing - inscr
tion tho significant motto Of the Turner Assocasoae,
namely, these Words
q Nt&fA "oUr HH-o
The t0rChigbt PROCESSION last night, arranged un
der the auspices or the est Committee composed OF the
following members-Frsder'ck Staff, Weiuhard, Hirz,
Bennenke ana Balyt Tue procession on Monday, as
cpate Will be under the direction Of Lieutenant Colonel
iiehl HE
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DsIieatfu Toilet Arttcls.-DistiiinA
pes for ths ,xin a1a scr SOLD cy all Drasgists
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Hsspspsss.. txc. .--Ecwie's Extract white
~'s'' a'''' II. b HELM BOLD ss4 BresdwAg
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Tires, sr4uons !, which put,ie spsat mil rry oniccD
and sir,us are nabla relieved bv iRov us Bronchial
rrocNNs Harnsa direct inaa" to Tho aoestsd parts
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Tssssa.ss. TMpxTrsa ss0Nv::-

s"sIn"ss. JMpaSvSu sugWxs -~-~~-----~--
! cArAssHss saIsss = (; layflGss 5ss GssY :. ru-
1 THROAT.
CHRONIC oATARRH.
eArasEn Or T51 rgsy4Elo mucous
EusTAchIAN TUSs
cUssD
oRossEYR srsATagTRSK Nd IN OHE MINUTE
a. 1rs ed 81 s'c -Ps e Es g. sS r sd
"a hla ding o sie srosdwss, sear Twelfth strest
DIR. Nelson's Enh&Ss.s is n "a. rmscss Re-
me %sdy T Tor re eHh.rs,n ssnssd ny tss use OF al n
.sroosiya. - ''''''
Durno's Cstarrb srxT--Eor Diseases OF
me head "a sod thsosd needs ooHrsal Sold In boxes
Fsii styles in Hate. Gays. Feathers,
Sssd for ae @as. 10 T e.,
sos csns sae Ssss @ld n'AA' *' ." rhos
Tino oo,d watch Cnssns-Esw Pat
Sosr For g. "%ss Sa S%s rssgaaas oas
doer below Canal street
FrecnIss. rimp,es. Tan, Flesh Worms,
ss's fs1 sSsr !. hs.d. S"SsAOOS ''A1E
For enc Hair ana skin-Bar-y's Trf-
sspberous The bost and article soid BY drug
Grover Il Bakers Aignest Prem am
EI.sa Stitch Sewing Mschnes 4so broadway. Nov Fork.
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair \
& his depot. aos broadway.
Ont Comss-New styles. Just Received,
0 aEs 2 AZ ".. door oos below
Hay. You Heard the New sscie,lan :.
hAA =, tJ5 Broadway. In sheet form.
Hiahsst rremsusn i1oos ssiseh Sewing |
Assa'nes WiEELER WILSON. GO Broadway.
Jewolry and Watc. es-or All Descrip- !
Sse csnsi street No. VA.
Laaaea' Bracelets, New Styles.
h.SS1sd hss vs each os ss sale % Gee
Broadway, Que door below Canal stree
Ladies' B-castptns-New styles,
s
Canal street.
corner Of Broadway and Ann street. undor Barnums Mu.
Trasss ssnafer sraces and S q %
Mrs. ,FInsIov's Soothing Syrup for
children 4glns ourss Dysonir, and D.rrha. regulate.
''' Stomach n ~"r Bowel. aud cure. Wind oe'''.
Mcclellan and LII co n .-suporIOr Cam.
e. ss and a' %
had ecs; and ais lie and sold Wholesale at
lA-1s BUAlESH' Photographic Gallery, l07 Broadway.
No More Ern Hair or BH d n ss.-Forty.
6vA yocrs constant study. Consolidation Free BY Dr..
GRANDJ BAN, Astor place. ~ o ., j
New G 0osss for Essstncss Snfts, Scotch
Plaics Fa Walking Coats $40 Large stock.
'A Hh CLAhkE. liz and ia William street.
Necklaces for nytsses, la
IN Ave- eight ten fifteen 10 thirty dollars each
For sale by g ALLHN AIS Broad wsy. door b.
low Canal street.
Ptckhavdps Pnrior BedstcRd ~ Conn /
Portable Faclory i67 Bescxer ct.
geccno Hand safes For Sale Cheap |
FOR cash, at 100 Maiden lane. ~
Trusses, Ella s.fc seOcxfngs, tSc.-Mars rsh
Z co. OGIce only a No. vesey street Lady attendant
Tents, PnllticaI banners, Flags, Sc.
G. II. TYLER % East Broadway New York.
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tha, sllA1 pulp. orsrr Iryi,s.los
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-15

/ THAcxzRr ON DEArH.--Jt would B.
singular to learn the real opinions OF thu
notable men Of the day on the slast d
EARTH Probably few 10 their published
works tell really what they feel on TIL,
subject, bat sometimes they unveil tbei,
thoughts in private letters a. Thackerv
has doae in letter to Mr.. w. b. Reed,
Of P hiladelphia. NJ. Thackery writes on
hearing Of the death Of Mr.. Reeds
broker
"The ghostly struggle over, who
would pity any one that departs I Il il
the survivors one commiseraiss 10 the
case OF such = good, pious, tender hearted
man ~ he seemed whom God Almighty
has just called back to himself. He az
peared to me 70 have I'll the sweet dom e.
tic virtues which make the pane Of part
ing only the moro cruel 10 those who are
left behind, bat that loss Whist ! gain TO
him! A just man summoned By God,
for what purpose can he 90 but to meet
the Divine love and goodness l never
think about deplosing such; and ~ you
and send for our children, meaning them
only love and kindness, how much more
Pstsr Nostef p
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HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

sicKssrEs, Miss. Aug o. 1s6s
Pr John Bnll-Dsar Sir: 1 am happy to state 10 70
that have used valuable C~ron Bsters with
c~nent 70 myself In general debility and pfo~tr.ton al
NY system produced By the unhealthy and in
nurnre o. the Missispp river around Ycksburg having
been with Ten. Grants army it, hole
0n campaign- I confidently recommend its
Persons Who are exposed 60 unhealthy climates
III. W. FOGLE
Agent " D. Sanitary Commission
Louisville. KY sept. Ia, ls63.
On Nc 20 Of July isst submitted through an agent
81 ine e the Medical Director Of the Department III tn.
Army OF the Cumberland sample OF my Ceirpn Bitter
ior and requested III after ANALYSIS he found n
Msntcffous 70 sanction and approve its among cur
The following the Medical Directors reply and sl.o
en hsecrans permssion to ship 800 doren al once to
have Ii seld TO suffers Holm RTTII
II nm satisfied that Cedron Bifters will do NO harrn
any one II taken properly and In moderation -ee No
o9ecfson 10 DR. Bulls being permitted dispose Of il 70
suffers. HENRY THyTpsTT,v
Surgeon and Medical Director ID
sHeadqrNfefs Department Of Cumberland |,
Nashville, Tenn, July "a. 1888
M John BuiTs agent, Mr. has permission to SHIN
% NAnhriiie Tenn, Is gr0ss dorm of Bulls c.
dron BIsfefs for sale to suffers in the army only
The regulations OF the Treasury Department are to be
complied with strictly.
~ order OF Major Gen. Rosecrans.
WIN. wILES
Major and Provost Marshal Cen
-, snoaesAse and retail BY wilkinson, Bartlett
~ AsoAuA'i"1a aprlSdAwlyr.
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How SoLDIEK Dir D.-1he following
incident occurred II the City Point Hos
pital fsw days since:


4 chaplain Of the Christian Commission,
while moving through through the long
line Of sufferers. administering lie copso.
Iatiep Of the gospel, approached the bed.
side Of = gallant fellow who Wa severely
woosded. His earthly march vas nearly
ended bnt when the chaplain asked him
II he was prepared TO die. be motioued for
pencil and paper, and With ! tremulous
hsnd wrote, IL an prepared to 90 to
heaven my trust 10 Jesus Christ Is per
fect"-anu Immediately under these words
OF assured victory over The grave. "Come,
rally 'round the Gag, boys" The chap
lain took the paper, u standing up. read
i With lond voice. Jnst IS be bad con-
Guided. 1 soldier who had lost hand
sprang from his led, end waving the mu-
tilatsd stump in the air. burst forth With
the glosioas song bis dying comrade had
suggested. The effect was electric. "A
thousand voices took up the chorus. and
the place Of suffering was made 10 fairly
rock with thunder Of melody. As that
vast soldier choir ceased singing, the
chaplain turned to look upon the diving
brave. He was Just 10 time to catch the
las, faint smile that Aickered across the
sunbarnt lace, ~ the soul Va. waited on
the strains Of that Union music 70 the
throne Of liberty.
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OUR DUTY.

We deem It our duty TO keep constantly before our
readers that most valuable OF all medicines known A.
Goes Cough Ralsam. II has stood the tests OF time and
experiment. and AL who IL in the most praise
worthy terms Of Its medicinal value II the real duty
OF every parent to Keep supply Of IL in the
house ready for immediate Not only Is it moot
splendid remedy for corehs, sudden colde infiuenra
Group, and all throat complaints but il II the
lives great relief When they are % far gone that no
medicine viii ever cure them Goes Cough Balsam v i'm
- sonDd an invaluable friend to alay cous hing HELM
the approximation and the sufferer Why will We
that are suffering rom coughs eol Group sore throat
noeTssneasAnd that are liable 20 pulmonary attacks
NOV eske our advice and provide yourself with supply
OF Goes Cough Balsau--the best and cheapest Cnnrh
balsam in the world II but forty cents and can
sssnd upon the eoussers Of druggists everywhere
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LOIHy.
DIR. H. AN Frs d 90,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts apen the Heart Liver Kidn~y, d
gssfise Org and Giandnisr SyHtera
The suceesa which kas attended the use of this rsm@dy
~ private practice. and the endorsement of medical sa
monty enable as to the prartitioner
and the public feeling confident that With fair trial Il
VII attest lie excellence In the OF Chronic de
which indicate Iore such scrofuia Bronchitis
rkia .rnptsons Heart Liver and kidney D4seases Ner-
bsiity, Syphilis, etc.
Physieisns may rely upon the uniform strength Of
loans water - containing tbree-qnarter grxins ru-.
i"ins IN each nnid ounce wxfsr ssr<rf b<sss
ss AZ y nct Liable to tecoposiiion nor
f1nse m~gnalifes neither The Iodine OF ysirrd nox
n$uraxed by combination with any inxreieat render
ifing Iodine
fail directions accompany each bottle that ii NAV
cssh - fazny medicine weIi by the profession
frsce one dollar per bottle On receipt Oh i've dollars
SIX bottles delivered ves BY express 10 any address
Beware Of Connterfsits and limitations which uprinc
Rscd deAiss ~DdeAvor 20 dispose on cur reputation
- cM signature and trade mark 1.-THE Greek word Rad
- tns upon the Labels aad wrnppers
each bottle. without which none s genuine
Circulars gratis
Dr. H. ANDERS CO.
Physicians and Chemists
AsAoswom No. Is Bro@duay, New York.
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by Telegraph cEIcAao, Nor. II.
F1cur-lcr lower ~ 10 ootal1 50 for White Winter
ard s0ale Is for Spring sxtrsS
Nhest--1rfgwer 1T l vs. for W. Red, sal 81
for No. Spsins< ] SOL ~ fur Nh Spring.
Corn--0id srarc~ and erTa u "A g sox No. 2 EeS
Corn &c higher at pSeSI IL
Gwfs--E3 Ixf1b4i.c
ky~-l - &c higher ~ Ia t4t@
B&riey-Dui at 51Al 10.
Nh@ky-lc lower a. SSa1 c4<~
Prosisinn<-Eirm and active. PRIME me4s pork - 90
pork - o.
IT 2s@ psekied hams Mt isc.
LaIa-ScsFrs and nrn ct 79sxr fnr ke4tis-
Hnxs-Snset and a shade easssr SAi~s ut T5Dll &C
for esnuwrnon ch4ice.
Beef Castle-fim and sctive ut .sta5 10 br oou-
10 good.
Mon~y-kAxy.
Erehangr-plrn u IL Discount tuyiDx and par 10 y.
selling
Gasa-z&4
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The testimony before the Coroner's in.
quest shows that the terrible accident On
the Lafayette and Indisnapolis Railroad,
near Lafayette. by which some thirt,
lives we're lust, was the result Of tAe
most criminal carelessness and di,obeli.
encs Of the rules Of the road, b. George
Lamb, engine-driver of the train.
Most Of the killed were returned and
furlosghed soldiers, who had serveh over
three years, and were coming home. One
had suffered the horrors of Libby Prison
more than year. Several Of the Iuru.h.
Cd men were Teturaing home sxtecsi.r
70 be insrried in : few days, and lie IL.
eers and photographs Of their intended
wives we're found upon their persona'
One soldier had upoo bis person he ia
Ter Of his wife, She wrote ID q eE.c.
tomato terms Of his expsetsd rstusn.
spd the glad aniicipssioas Of their little
onss. He had bought toys for the child
fsn IN indianapolis. Who viii deliver
them novl The snclainsd desd were
'sia e slsep II pne ef1vs, aud ~ us,nal
Military Aoaors wets paid 10 tksis ne,,o-
re- y : - detatsh nsos q ye>nsene.
-
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COMMITTEE MrErrxo.-The committet
VINO served IN procuring volunteers. AID
substitutes, and money to pay the same
under the last call for men, are requested
to meet at Howe II Tyler's auction room
TINS evening 81 o'clock. Business o,
Importance is to Be transacted. Let every
one OF the committee be present.
BY order of Committees,
A. J. WILKINSON. Chairman.
Tuesday. Nov. rs, 1864.
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The parties In st. Louis and Cincinnati Who have been
Conntsrffpg the Mustang Eminent under pretence Of
propretovship, have been thorouxhly e.toped br th
confss- To guard against further impositon / have
procureA from the u States Treasury private steel
ese revenue STAMP which IL placed the top Of each
bosse. Each stamp bears the fer siasie Of nv sssns
ture and without which the article 10 a counterfeit
and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
e has been In aud growing favor for
many years There hardly exists hamlet On the habit
able 6os that does not contain evidence Of wonder
iai ELECTS II the best emolien in the world. With
~ present Improved ingrediens effects upon an and
nt are perfectly remarkable Sores heaied pains
relieved hses saved valuable animals made useful and
nntoid ms assuaged FOR cus bruises spfainx rheuma-
tisn swengs htes cuts ed breasts horses
&C. Eovereign Remedy that should never BE- dis
gensed with 1t should be in every family. Sold by all
ccfll-dAw D. BARNES New York
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Is - Z - ~, x - 49,.
ailWsy. rs,ecnfly. 49, visa 4 MINI
80. Qe1laebS 60. ~ - = ses !.
|1G ~ ASnp1i5 = ~ . 6o3 & ~ s4la
train seopDod, Mod ~ go triehlirw
1e)tn ~ 80 1t 81. o. esss4ooai66 &
s.so.,E 49, 49, ~. - - 80 desds hssing
sssS.. s ms q 80 2. tne
o.s - - - oonpsssssy
~ -. !. Is I.
Ihs Mobile Tribune says The vslu-
able prope111 olonginr - Usiah P. Levy.
!. :. ~ y aI y s ..ss ~, soc kno.n
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This estate was onos the residence Of
Thomas Jefferson.
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sheep; and going out Early one morning
fous4 g s'varmint'' casght. He rushed
Tor his gun, fired, and killed black sheep
q biz own hoeki
r;s. c., Il
Lord Broaghsm's one horse carriage, on
the pannel OF which appeared "B" sur.
mounted BY coroset, said to . friend -
There goes . carriage With bee outside
an' : sAsp S''n'n.
The Wilmingson, North Csrolioa
Journal says: "Our advice TO Admin
Fafragut. Of any other Admiral whoss
f. -. ' Z. 1919 20 - .sep ~
h... "e ~ 's so"ss ne,s no may go
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Tho Niagara Falls hotels haved closed
for toe season. The International is &c