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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30

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The following passage, which exhibits
the tsadeneiss Of the Southern dsspotisn,
81 easserts the fundamental doctrine Of
the Go4thsfA Confederscy, il fromsn ar
ticls o. oouocription in the Rishiiend
Why, II December 28, 1885,
"Ths attsasion OF Congrsa has been
occupied fov some days psst upon the ED
ciessy fshe army. The Cot adnitsing
substitutes into service was repealed with
the utmost expedition. A bill setting
aside all contracts with the principal
whoss substitute has been received, and
conscribing him also into the service, has
passed the Hoass with precipitaaey and
almost unanimity, and there Is but little
reason to doubt will be rushed through
the Senate. A more sweeping conscrip-
ton. embracing all abls-bodied men Of al
ages and classes, with various modiiea-
tons, has also been proposed. A frenzy
for the moment seems to possess both the
administrative and Legislative branches Of
the government upon the subject of swell
ing the muster rolls of our armies.
Whence comes this frantic infatuation ?
Is IL a synstom Of panic. Of trspidation
bordering on despirP Are zee reduced to
The aecssss!y Of making such an exhibition
to our enemies and to the scorld in resort
ing to such desperate measures. unpar.
alleled in the history Of wars I Is it one
of the protean forms of demagoguery that
has bewitched our civil leaders? The
equality Of every man ! ego, ELL must
60 to the feld!' Is not oxr cor based
on the principal and fact, which all his
tory has demonstrated As d truth-te IN
equality Of na.-for policy we say of
races? Or is it the scheme of the de-
signing and the aspiring This subject
demands the earnest, the cautious, the
most deliberate consideration and circum-
spection of Congress-
In the same article the Wing says:
Besides the incalculable injuries that
would in every way result from Wholesale
CONSUMPTION, the agricultural interests Of
the country would be wholly neglected.
Negroes left to themselves will not make
even their own support. The next year
would be one truly of famine. Already
We are experiencing the trials Of scanty
provisions. The greatest suffering felt
in our army is from this cause. The
want of food with their families 1T home
is the cause Of over half the desertions-
1t would be good policy now to detail
every skillfnl farmer and overseer from
the ranks and put them to raising provis-
ions. Yet why not in this general con-
scription go to the full extent, and take
slaves to en,rench and fortify our camps 7
Do our soldiers now do it The Yankees
take Chattanooga, and in FIVE days make
it impregnabe. We take Lookout Noun
tain and Missionary Ridge, hold them
for weeks, and though positions infinitely
stronger than those Of the enemy, there
being no negroes there to handle the
spades. our generals surrender them at
the fret assault"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30

ITO EXCHANGE.
10 Acres Of land on String Prairie Van Rur.n
usnp 10 this County, for improve city properly
- The farm has about 50 acres under cu tivs
menta A"P'o'o
An4aire Of H.B. TKN EYCK.
OAsA' NOV. =, tb63 Real Easf Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30

Statistics show that deserten from
the army are rapidly diminishing since
military law 10 allowed to have free course
in such cases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30
I. o. Of g. T.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Noiaee . hereby efven that - ..1.-., =.
eeen appointed ~ The Ceaaty Corr - -
iswa Asninssrssrx Of tie estate Of henri = c.,tis
oeosesca. 1hese indebkd TO aid eStats I'm s.ss
payment accorAngiy. Those having eiSi.s .n. MaAo
viii presens and ~ then according 10 Isw. '''
~ JULIA CUNTS.
ATmsnsHs1r'x o. estate Of Henry q. Curts, dec,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30

NOTICE.

10 Scott George Dixoa. a. Trustee Of william
Esdsrsi A La than, iilixE Epders, Geerg@ C
DlNons w { stripe Trustee 81 Aiexsn 4ey
tree Erskine. John II Basltss James p RsvfA~s
Clapih ~ lee III srn eF fiel IN L1css " cslsy
n Graham, 0ste-, Brow Esll & CO. william Rad
14ckl X A stea, assignee % W Simpson Jxmes
GckibbeH, g " tye- Jsb + D5.n.
iou are hereby netinsd III there y on file in
ne ofcs CT the CLERK Of the Disirict Court Of Lee
County, lows, 81 Keoknk, the Petition Of NJ c Hal
sied Ginning hst one James NJ Red exec uted 10
one Henry Newton mortgage upon real estate des.
ertbeo - ikS northeast quarter OF The hort beast
garter OF the sonh wet suzrtsr Of section twsu.y
SIX, o vnship sixty I've North Of Range n,e Nest
IN Lee county. ioss which sssigned 10
one John Lynch who foreclosesi he same and bad in
said resi- estate at Sderif's sale and serwsrd csn
Feyed the same 10 plsafH snG u you have or claim
some interest np1t ofssid estate which i. sab
seq1s nt 10 the said 9rfEaze aAd ROT made tstie
~ said foreclosure suit and praying that you be re-
9nrrd " rfesn the SANE ard 10 efau hereof Tpgy
interest and right Of re.mgton In The ssa land be
foreciosed and esAngrlshsf. ana Tor other relief
bnie yoa sgpesr aud aus~er thereto OF or before
noon 81 the second Gay OF the term Of said Ceur
0 L. holden on the arsi Aonday 81 February. 1854
cefagt will be entered against you aud Judgment sad
decree rendered ttereeu.
NOBLE & STRONG
decai-tiS Aitorneys for Piaintin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30
N. II. Tess-Eycks' .9gemcy.
y EG ULARLY LICENSED
Il + A l. Il s II ATE.
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE

A&enCy,
Once on I'd Str, next to Express ofiee
KEOKUK, IOWA,
RIAL ESTATE bonsh. and cold for other,; Rust
uess houses, Dwellings. Lots and Lands rented for
others, and Rentscoliec;ed.
Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
CASH ASSETS, - ,sO0, 900.
Home Insurance Company OF New York.
CASH ASSETS 100000.
Security Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, ss5O,ooo.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS. ss7s,oeO.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. of New YORK.
CASH ASSETS, aseo, $50.
North American Fire Ins. Co., ofN. Y.
CASH ASSETS, $500, 900.
North American Fire ms. Co., of Hartford
Casa ASSETS, ssse.oo
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Co. of Hartford.
CASH ASSETS. $1,000, 600.
Il. B. TEN-EYCK, agent.
The New York herald., 1864-04-23
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A RTiFICrAL HUMAN EYES MADE 70 ORDER AND
~ inscsed BY Drs y. BAUcH and r. GoUOELMAHE
t9g brvadway, Rev ycfL
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

ENIRsT CLASS FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE
to les or for sale, near Newark location high and
modern House, modern convenience comodous
stables variety fruit and sh ubbery
Earden planted ten minutes from depot thirty from Wall
ssreet forty trains daily superb winter resi-
dence Horses Carriages Cows Fowls with the place, If
desired Possession May Apply 10 LYON, % Corandt
The New York herald., 1864-04-23
fI,o IAILOns ANp me PnRrlC nfNkRAILY. 81

RIO 1AIL0lS AND THE PUBLIC GINfRALLY. Ut
merchant oj Gated IN the Fifth avenue with his hands,
nov on srks eanpes t9e AsSosls o. worsns rsnors
wloD OF national combine bes ond the
control Of poiucer or consumer 10 enhance value OF
ss,a I'm nrenarilonn,e ~ IN % q We as interest Mqa p
bong sub.c 70 nuctuatlonl 9 y|l07. "a
Tic gentleman In qeesonhsvins himself risen from the
board the position he occcpes-must knoy that
the doar which represents In lab only sixty csnfs seuiA
be male 10 correspond with the rave of the mar
Tie adoption Ui an expanding currency the ia
justified IN demanding more for Ls labor ~. 4 ~.
and the minds OF section Of were Unframed aga ns
the other on ne ground e natl nsly. the minimum price
ever WHOM organize ton has reversed
sna the enpoyessf tie city with scarcely one xce pon
whose name hg above voun ay courts The concfp Of
,he i,.de as VEL, a. the e9mmuniiy rcfnsa npiy
W uue ~ mat whom the gods mean 10 destroy they iis
Presunins that the head O. the above arm es,imsisy
ment And has surrendered the ente control OF his t
ness iosele with the regnaion Of N workman Iishis
seueray: advise either Of two things
frst-That he would deal fankiS and honestly ith bis
o. one who does not belong the trade and never had lila
right posi- ION snee he abandoned his n al san In orr city
secsnd Grarouslv permit the trade 10 itself In
rsnx w ohly course sug cs,ei by proper regard
tng desire the dsc,iy 4, undersand that
an organized association OF now NUMBERING over two
maintain themwLo conduct tier ssness IN pubic NOT in
secret who viii yied TO their respeo Tor The sw
IN Chicago now on strike, by levy equal 10 one Thousand
ooars weekly need no, fear the public juds
order % ' GEsrxI IA e ooasiE II
TINTED SPAR MAKERS socrErY.-TfE MEMBEns
are requested 10 attend specsi rnectps Il ifsian
Hail w Grand street on Sunday 9th inst AZ u O'Clock,
. 5sass S'ss' woop secy 'ho W SockRiDos' r~'1
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

WATCHES AND IEWNIVY .4gt 4 81. Fl. &M.e
w on AII DESCRIPTIONS
uFo.c Aif.TN as 1roaiway.
one door below Canal ,lres formerly II wal street
WATCHEs.-FoR sALg, Ar THE SWISS BoorH IN
w the Union square derartlont on the Metz polisn
Fair several very fnr Watches given hy tho msnaenes
In Switzerland. They WI not bc sod Al auction.
Grp yRiSWOLD aRAt.
shalrmAn OF Abe Exeenbse SommltMS
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

T1lO LET ON STATEN IsLAND-A FURNISHED OR
unfarnished House, containing three large Rooms and
several small dining room and Kitchen 70 quiet Ia
my party OF gentement commands fine view Of the
bay and narrows and only few minutes walk from the
ferry further particulars apply TO }. LOEFFLER'S
photographic gallery Bay street, between Quarantine and
Stap.eton landing
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

DEMOvAL-OwEN O WARREN. COUNSELLOR AT
III law patent and ateut agent for Euro
pan nd American raents having iad ,5en ne years
and patentces onhdent n his ability H. 10 tic best that
Be done in any His Office icing removed 10 4O
Laish street. " udson square. asF1fHEF
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

rnfIE POOR MANS SOCIETY WILL MEET AT
i tei hall a. the seyenta Ward Hotel, Madison street.
ore respectfully invited 10 attend - 1''7
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

TACrORY-wITH WATER POWER, TO RBNT, SO
miles from New York. ON the Hudson; brick Building,
% by 80 feet three stories high of story, 20 by 81
feet watewheel % diameter by feet over
straw, Ny.
The New York herald., 1864-04-23

Tor THE 6UMMER-TO RENT TO A RESPONSIBLE
party. Furnished. cosy, small House. three
basement all the modern improvements; high healthy
eaean; genteel eighborhood. eight walk
Trry corner lot, with large court yard Fourth place and
CLINTON street. BROOKLYN has blinds best references
1ured Apply on the premises address box Att New
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

GRS. HALLEcK tells a curious story of
.Jomini' showing his remarkable knowl-
edge of military strategy, or what the
French call strategic intuition. One can
not but regret that the quality was not
more general
Having been summoned TO the Impcri-
al headquarters at Mayence. at the begin
ming of the campaign of Jena. Napoleon
said TO him: Il am delighted 'hst the
fist work which demonstrates the true
principles of war has appeared in my
reign. No work like yours is taught in
our military schools. We are going TO
light the Prussians. / have called YOU
near me, because you have written on the
campaigns of Frederick the Great. because
you know his army, and have studied the
theatre of the war. Jomini asked for four
days to get his horses and eqdlpage from
the headquarters Of Marshal Ney, and ad-
ded that he would join his Majesty at
Bamberg. Why at Bamberg?' said the
Emperor who told you that am going
TO Bamberg The map of Germany
sire. There are hundred roads on that
msp, said Napoleon. Yes, sire but il is
probable that your Majesty will make
against the left Of the Prussians the same
maneuvre which was made against the
right of Muck at Denawerth, and by Saint
Bernard against the right of Melas.' Very
well, said Napoleon, go TO Bamberg, l-t
don't say word about IL; no one should
know that am going to Bamberg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
Josh RifIIne~ Wants 80 Wake a
EfeYv skcfs

] want tue make the foilerng bet,.
First--I want tew bel 1000 Dollars
that Abraham Linkom t,q and biz wife.
and his son Bob, viii be the next Pre- +
dent Of the United States II America.
Secondly want rae tet IS u liaT
that shant vote fcr John G fremont nor
no uthsr msn viii. vho voted l5r A0e
Linkom, the lat time he ran.
Thirdly want .ue be-. iodoilafl that
The chicarger osnveRshun, cant eet the
eiektoral vote. Dv any r'alt north Of Aesey
and Dixie's line oalsss itis upper q Low
er Canada.
Fihkly--I want to- bel y Do.larstaat
john G fremont letierof acceptance ene-
bodz the chicarglr platform. sn1 enafi
else tcw damn cnny mar
Sixibiv-I want tue hef several hlua-
red Dollar. thai thit aaI goes rite ol, Al1.
eunv thing That r.t 4r fae efg cf IS.
whether + IS .Iel Darita ar fhe Demo
cratic platform. yils knocked higher fhaa
the top Of Mount PlseeF.
Seyenihly-f want iue -. ~ aoia, ~
900 Dollar, payable So mentis before
Il j. due that tseo. i McClelisnd, fzq
the Rev Fernando Wool ~ Nallandig-
ham. thc pilgrim. viii have tue b. To-
Nominee a. tbcchic-rEer cpnV Venslun. e.sf
the Democrat party party vIli have 8
make 8 new platform - .eii some aecan'
man.
Eighthiy--l want iae bct avl q! -
rest II ny real snd imaginary Astait tns
| General L. 5 Grant ksnf - .Dioced Q rp'
enny ufher man bot JEFF Dsrx snd i b
donf rs1n agin him ress thsn steel p'rt
ed rsm within ths next 2 81 years, ear
usa may bsv ne, ny hairs ard ssslgr
forever, and ever. amen
want tie bet re shove bets.
JOSH BILLINGS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
CAPITAL, s13O, 900.

DROPERIY insured against Loss
L o. damage by are ss fair rates sud oH liberal
terms
os-es mst promptly and justly
Other thi 1ss being equal, Cur Home Com s4nies
-hcul hsvc the rre erence
n would D. vel for Forsops g. scquslpt them
sev swtA this 10 tsy ani pspuisr company be-
ere nsuring elsewhere
oFFIcRRs
VIZ. SsFxssuxT, Pres dent.
J.srts II. pkEs-Es, Vice President
J. MsRfoE d. zssss. Treasurer,
CsAsLxs L, ScAkLsT1, SccretsSy-
II aEC os> AsD RkFERE>CEr.
Hon { Gresory. Attorney. LaFsysfie, Int
Hcr Test, Ipdfs Circuit CvEfi. 81
Gel Jasper 4 Dresser. hftorn r. do
Gsn La Notle. distant 0isner4i for Iu-flsns
Col Jas avin. or easburg,
Bcr. J. Ri.tnc. Auoltor 81 state. fnslansgohs.
asEs ;. Han. LsFsrsits. Inaisns
gchn 4. stine tr'g d
John y Gsugar. &c DC
y. -. lee Clrcuff Presenter, d
hon, ~ 4. So~>isF-f, cksh. 1st h& rsnk. I'D. =
aaapoi.s
Co, 4. Il. CoaDsT. Pcs master. Indianapolis
Wra, sssas5pry Ia Feysfte
CO.. q. p. Aortnn. fueisse gclis- Nd.
1hag. B. Lens. attorney. 1errs Hsass
r.. J. 5. RI - > of state. Indianspotls
asr. David rarpic. Fontlcslls .. fndianA
Col. Tkos- Dgw.lrg, C&aAl Consr. Terri Hsrts.
Cei. y h. Palmer tormsrly Secsy stare Ind spsli.
" g. Beach. fermeriy CI'k sap Couri 80
II. { u. Terry. Aiflrs. fnnlana.
Chss. K. ca lett. Lafs ---fo
Iaos =. siiS ska speelss As~es.
II - r toxs. Lea Asen..
s<.~sr- r--H-ps- sn<fs-<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
LiELMBoLD's ROSE vvAs,t.

A. ssceiisnl lsstioD Dssesses a sypllift,s ~.
sufs ard n ireciion n diseases ef he Urlnsrs
CrsAns srisiag irom lsoi.s Of disaipstlou, 70 b.
used IN crn, r, >, Nth the Yrrasf B1ehu ur ssr.~.
panlls, In snch disea recommended.
The Proprietor, IN Offering his Remedies A. ss.
xfaicied would have u distinctly understood fkss
sbsy are pct Patent keeeinss, OF bosrsEs. hpi sss
prepared directly according - rGloe Of
PBARkAtI And CHEMISTRY
Wiih TIE greatest socnracy, Chenicsl knos s.a~s
sne care devoted % thoir continuation, ~ pre-
deal Druggist and Chemist " exysrfsDoe. of shs
citY q Philadelphis 1is.a. kadol1ea are zndorsed
seconncnasd and Ussd ~ the Pracfios q Phyr
eians iar ihs ezrs q 10 abose Diseases.
rs o1 are suffering Hlta az 81 ne above sD<ou...
,rooarc IA iLsmscy ~ o.os.
Ksidsnoc 5 'Es mel reliabie ana rs.psnsis..
chsrsctsr win Accompany the msticins.
CeFuresiss q esres from % - yesFs sssndiss.
For medical proporiir4 - o. Gnu. 80 n.Eos1s.
lo9s q he Unlioo bt<iel.
sss Prois.ssr D-~ss's .-la.t.. .osss "a a.
sss Eepssks made - ~ - a>issrssss a.
PhysIek, Phiis1slplis.
So rernsrks mace ~ D.. E,hsai-a acDoEs<,,
oslsbTatea Phyziciaa snd kenber 81 tLs kossi o.
iags a 8argecns, Ireiand. al prllisho8 81 tes
Trsrssctions Of ths King and orissn'. 5ossn.i.
ess Nsfioo-Chi-1reicri Httie~, psblssts1 :.
Ber5snin Irsvofs, Esll0z of csTri oolievs q sc1
Sc snosa q ths late st.adAr- osFks "a hssic,s.
kfirses boeoa, . esf ,o'iss. sr an foE - q
lr,provsa Esss wess. te 6ss
o. nall dozen q esch faf stx o.. -haA ~i bs sun
ct1 - cur the nost obstinate cases n directions
sohero1 70. Deiivsred . arr address. ssc1rsiy
eseked from obsesyatisr.
e<r D>scribe syEaptons a al csa.z1rz8cktlo1z
Cures Guaranteed ADVICE Gratis
AFYmAsn.
Persssslly appeared befoFs ms, "a xlasrsa.n .,
ffs ca, % Plilafeipbis II. I. Helmbolt ~ho beis.
iaiJ s~oru. do1 50, Ais pFsp4s<aors oo1.siD ~
1sFootir 10 msretry' - osaer tni1gsa trrEsf hes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
~ DicAl.
xhe All Sufficient Three.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN REuEDIES
known a. HxLnBoLD's"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, vis I

& lnbolc's Kxsrsot Buohr," Hsinbssdss ssrs.s
psriila. Hsimboidss Imurovsd Rass Wesbs
.,-.,..,... a.,r,,. -. 80 -u,au,x co.-
sSTRATKD COMPOUND FLUtD ExTRAoI uQs
~" Positive and Specific Remedy Or D1ooaGu
ne Bladder. Kdneys. Gravel. Dropsisal swell
q. and all dlss.ss and dersngsnesn q shs
dsoases of these Organs require the cid q o
IURkTlC. Aelnb0ld.s Kxtrk<. Bnchu \ -
aRKA1 DIuREtiC. sntis certain 70 have the d.
drod eacc. In al Discases foF vsisk g 's rscsD.
TSss seesssns incrsa-ss shs rowsr q pssssss>.
and cxcites the AhsoThcrfs into healthy go(leD y
.hieA ths w.s.ry OF cslckresus sepo.iuoes. . 4 q
he Unnatural kniarFerncnts are reduced. - Wou
a. Pain and lnnsmafions sns IL Ecoi fos aer
women. OF Children.
psrscsions sooompAny nslmbold's Rxsrso, Buot~.
er Weakness arising from kxoesses habits Of Dls-
dpstor. Ksriy fndlscretion o. Abnsr. ssssn5st
eth the following Symptoms
tndispcsitlon % exercise. los u Howef. Ice -
Trembling. noFrOT of Disease. wsksfainsss, pln.
of vslsn. pain IN The back. uu'v~-ss lasxsaAs
Of the muscular systs. hot hsrts. Go shing e shs
body. dryness o. ths skin. srrpt sEs o. he ~.
HkAylSK1s oy rHn syuLms.
Freossrtt BLACK spots fyias before ths nys,
9TH temporary senesion aud ,os- Of sishS
Want q ''A''''ais; ss..ls..s..., s'''''"
With horror Of Society.
NosAlns IL mora desirable 20 ssoa psss.ss a.
.oiitude. and nothing they mere dread Cos ssaf 4
themselves. No repose of manner. ne esrnsssnon.
40 specu alton. brs = hurried transition frsn
question 10 another.
These symptoms. n allowed 70 70 "a. which snss
nsaicine invariably removes. 90. fol.sss
impotsncy. Es:usp.
kpicpts siLz.
In one oi which tie patient riay ekpre.
Who can say that they srt not frequently follsuss
By thess ciref1l dlsesssa +" Insanity ana osasunsc
fcn.
Nary are sware of The csrss q thsir szn~xa1z
but none viii confess. TIE records of ths knaaSs
.sylurs, and The melancholy deaths by ConsaDp-
ton bear ample testimony q the truth of The aSr.
ton. In Innsiic Asylunns tie most mslsncholy e.
hihiuon appears. ttc ccu1fensnce IL actually oo6-
a. n and quite desitafe. ret,r mirfh or eriefe evox
vlait a. should sound - the volos occrr. q l.
sartly srticalsles
Mlth soeiui uessofoS, ssR ao,y.lf
Low sullen SOUNDS their grfei bsxuiis-
Parents and gusrdians, caution your okflorus
against thls evil habit. Il Ia the greatest curse thas
can hefan ysang man OF woman. uniting thar,
Cor happiness aud married liic.
They may not experience the CONSEQUENCES oos
buf must and will sooner later The conxtii. ttox
once affected with synptsms organic weakness re
Quses the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen and uy.a.
crate the sysierl, which nelmbolds EXTRACT 90
BuCHU invariably does. trial will corvlncs
most skeptical.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
ToHsoRsAI.


DROE. GEORGE W. CANADA
4 woala respectfully lnlorn ths siusens tha4 IN
"a ncn - Keep arsf class sbssins saloon, ed5eln-
inr ne Terrr nauts Hssse, ne n-suefncesres a
.rslr.. q Bkfa TONIC thsl neps os
-r<r-. 80. f-ou ssntraa. .lsc snA0rUou
psr a. a. ssrcl ssksztios kfvon - -,
,ocufnrsnf ruffins vsnns Lsdsss snt Llolle. .obb
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

THE PARTNERSHIP CF TUR-
4 xsRkNxf - a. asr tl.ssf~-t -
zs a.1e ~ -. he eeE.a~- - tA~ 80 n esst-
: 3 - elte<f ta.r - - %-re aeases = j.
Tese<H. sareessos - ths ,ste 80 = nfrk
wexe<a HII&NEk
nzkkkN -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
.ARDwA Arm

CoRY 3 CO.
No lbs WABASH stress
ssrnozs PGscrt Axrs. Hofserhell1s fo1ksi Cc..s-s
r~-~<.Fr. kx.e kr1nrsrzz Perket ca tleFf.
Huns Axe<s 411Seiit lasse <@t-Sff
tlpp~nco<t'e Ares.
L.sasazs t,oo.sA2sss - - csilery
f-<s@sr. Esus' 49, soTs' skstss
Ftest a14 nzf lrrr
xl-o a larss slock q F1rslsn an& D11astsE
nsrtwsrs sn1 C1flxry. ~lfch Hs c1zr - insiss
-. e o0ET 4 Co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

Having parcha Ne.srs- P0twios stock OF Hard
VAR AZ 80 Main rect. shai snd such goods In
this line - the wants 81 & IA community demand
an1 shall end-av1r 20 keep fatty suppli-t ~ IA
uaes with mplefe stock. AND hope BY strict az
teution % business, and BY eel ng ~ the lowest
pTi,es. q meiit he pAiroasge Of th9 public.
Tcrre Hsr q. Janel \, 90 JAS. NJ. LYONS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
HAEow aH e.


we havs this dsy sold ca stock of Ha-swsre 20
NJ James u. Lyons, ant We cofdi llyr recommend
HIN 70 oar former frisn .s and hope they ~ill sx-
ted 70 htm the same liberal patronage they have
20 re ols Am. 4. c.. W. 5. POTTtS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

rs Al 1f1xxis.l s4eryEheIs. a. for HsinDos1,s.
Es no olhsl. cuf oot he advertisement and p~nA
" I'D avoit irn7ozitio. sne exDosr-s -
rE.6. f2f1-1w1F
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12
vERMIM exreRMlNAroR.

FOR Hats. Mace. xeaehes. Aues.
esea stuks. N~<ns N Pure " oss-
ems. &ss. tusects On Plants feWts
. alma &C.
pa - In 80 So 40 o. % Box,-~. 8stsi.s. .nf
F7ss<x - sss - slz>~ So Heteis. FEksie ir<kitz
rooA- &c
-.oalF fnfsIihis rs.eeies kno~n~
~<-rs fru<2 sz.<rr." /"
NO txn<r~uns - ths tEu<n fsraf D."
81 sls es-ss go of ihxlF Aoie< = dls."
nDrzez1 (. - .<@te = 81 l<-x- c&tl<<.
oErett ~ - rfrr<iso - zst<it<rs s~s-y-
- ~
Un-EA~wsr>fr . ka ~ortkl.<. lrzf<4xlons-
- So tsss s<Sou4N" rAz>< = - ~scA nox.
nstxl>. sn flx<k. b<<ss .cs bzf.
oAkz1ssss. AE<RH ~ (O&IAK>
oWfra<4pAl npps< % srcs1uny. H>v Ywk-
oWse< ~ e. vhcis<sie a,d n>><tl DrzGr5ss5s
f<~ s>.s.- Ias- sssss~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

olt OF ioung. single, AArfles, ~ ooaseaaol-a AZ
Marriage
Ia many affections pecnllsr % females. The L.
tract Of Bnohn is unequalled b any other remedy
As Ia Ohlorosis or Reientioa. iuegllsrity Painful.
ness, or Suspension of Customary kvscuafons Ul-
coraied ~ sctrrhous state of the utsruz. Leuoor~
rhoes or Whites. Sterity, aud Tor ell oompl snts
incident 20 the scx. whether arising from lndisre.
uon. Habits Of Dissipation. OF IA he decline on
change OF life. See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD 10 WITHOUT fTs
&xE
TAKE no more helsana, ncrcnry. OF unplsAsa1s
medicine for unpleasant an dangerous disess><.
HKIMBOLD's kIFRACT BgCaO
cCkEa
SECRET pfSEAsEs
In all their stages, ~ little expense, little "a A.,
change al Diet no inconv enisnce; snd no efpo~urs
Il causes frequent desire snd gives strength g.
nrinate. thereby removing obrtrucllons preventina
aud curing Structures 81 the Urefhrs sllsytns Pain
AID Inflammation, 80 foQueli IA the oiass of dis.
eases. and expeliing all Poisonous. iisssssd, ans
woEn out matter.
Thousands upon thoasaaas ~ho have been The
victims Of quackn, and who lave paid heavy fees 10
be cured IN a short tine, have found they wers Dc.
crivef. and that The = Poison T" las. By ihO ute a
powerful astrlngents." becn cried up In the sv-
ten, 20 sieak cat In an sggi awaited form. srd
PERHAPS AFfEK hAnRIAssk
l.