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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
The Campaign Gazette.
F OUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY CENTS.

The campaign is now opened, and
every man in the county should have
a county newspaper. The Lancaster
Gazette during the campaign will con-
tain all the latest news of Importance
and will discuss thoroughly all the i'm
portant issues before the people. The
political complexion of the paper is too
we'll known to need moro than ref
erence to it. The Gazette declares
eternal hostility to rebellion North or
South, and favors the most determined
and persistent war until every enemy
of the Government in arms is over
thrown.
During the campaign the Gazette
will be sent to subscribers at the rate
of FOUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY
CENTS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Ten copies for SIS 90 and one to the
getter up of Club.
It is the duty of the friends of the
Cause to circulate the Gazette in eve
ry corner and waste place ofthe coun-
ty. A fund should be raised to send it
to those who are not able to pay for
the paper themselves. The press is
tho mightiest engine which can be
used during a campaign to shape and
change the opinions of men. Its work
is done quietly from week to week,
and men arc irresistibly influenced
and changed by it.
Don't wait, but enclose the money
in q letter at once.
MILLER, KooKEN & sUTPHEN.
Publishers Lancaster Gazette,
Lancaster, o., June 16, 1864.
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their value il increased from one 10 thee per
cent per annn. according 10 the rate Of tax ley!e,
IN yariors parts Of tho country.
at.bs nresan. rate or nrerniom on yoll they nav
over EIpht pcr Cent, Interest
N currspev ami are o, ,uaI convenience as perroo.
mont or ten,rorarv Investment
III. bsI.re1 that M gs,pr,tfas or,- so g-c,, IN.
,nceroonts 10 IonJers a. the var;o,s ,,rn.nns n,
T. 5. Bond. In all other form, Of indcbt.Ines. the
e,b mr. ,lli,y Of nry,t, portes or stok co,onaries
or separate Communities only il pledged for nav.
mcnt. while. for the debt, Of the United states the
whole properly Of the country 10 holden 10 secure the
Dayr1ent Of both rrin.lpal snd interest IN coin.
These Bonds may be sab3cribel for in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude on the same ern' and "rc
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. CONTINENTAL moNrul.y.

The July number of this genuine
American monthly is on our table. We
like it because the articles are original,
and not re-hasb Of British publica-
tions. Hon. Robert J. Walker contin.
ucs his able articles on American Fl.
nance, Slavery, &c. SO year in ad.
vance. Address John +. Trow, Pub.
Usher, 80 Green Street, New York.
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WHAT'S INAKIss.

There's formal kiss OF fashion
And burning kiss Of passion,
A fathers kiss,
A.mothers kiss,
And sisters kiss 10 move;
There's traitors kiss for gold,
Like aserpent's clammy fold
first kiss,
A stolen kisa,
And thrilling KISS ofloAc,
A meeting kiss,
maiden kiss,
A kiss when fond hearts soyer,
But the snddest kiss
On earth is this
4 kiss Dpart forever.
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the next largest ?
Walnut Township and the soldiers.

Joseph Doran, Esq, the energetic
Committeeman for Walnut township,
sends us the following list of subscrip-
ton for sending tho Gazette to the
soldiers. Walnut is thus far in ad-
vance of all the townships, except
Pleasant, in the amount raised. Mr..
Doran is first class worker, and has
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
Tho Glorions Fonr,h.

Next Monday will be tho Anniver-
sary of American Independence and
of tho tall of Vicksburg. There will
be a celebration at the Rudolph Grove,
and FirenSns Ballin the City Hall
in the evening.
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Amanda Township for the Soldiers.

Mr.. Bollenbaugh, Central Commit
teeman'for Amanda township, sends
us the following list of subscriptions
for sending the Gazette to the boys in
the Army. Hurry up tho good work.
Pleasant township has raised S53 so,
and Walnut S25,S5. Which shall be
the next LARGEST
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r9"I wish to give testimony to the
promptncss of the Hartford and Home
Insurance Companies, which through
their Agent in this city, (Wm. 7.
Wise, ESQ., paid me the sum of two
dollars each, being full amt
of my insurances. The money was
paid me as soon as the loss was ascer-
tanned. ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, Ohio, June 2S, ga.
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The Author of "Tcrrible Tough, be-
ing The answer of Timothy Huff to the
call of Governor Brough," will accept
our thanks for copy of this popular
song with tho music. Young ladies
having sweet hearts among tho Nation
al Guard should learn and play it.
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Mr.. BILL1NGHURsT, at the News De-
pot, will accept our thanks for late
copies of the Ground Table"
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TO THE LADIES.

Phil informs us that there is let
ter in the post,office addressed TO the
''prcttiest and most intelligent lady in
the city. The lady in question is ex-
pected to call Immediately, Pull
knows her residence, but in the alb
senco of a penny post, docs not feel at
liberty TO send the letter round.
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WILLIAM FRIEND, Esq, of N[arys-
vile, CAL, will accept our thanks for
late California papers.
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PLEASANT THE BANNER TOWNSHIP
Since our last issue, Mr.. DAVID HU-
BEF, of Pleasant, has sent us the fol-
lowing additional subscriptions to the
fund for sending the Gazette TO the SOL
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B0~Don't fail to go to the cclebra-
tion on the Fourth. A good time is
anticipated.
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Income Tux.

The Income Tax List is now is my
hands for collection. The law requires
it to be paid ON OR BEFORE july
FIRST. If not paid by that time, a
penalty offs per cent will be added.
The Licenses and Buggy Tax are
not yet ready for payment.
X. FRITTER,
Deputy Collector, Fairfield County.
Lancaster, June 23, 1864.
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Probate Court Of Licking County
Ohio

JOHN REED rs Administrator de Jonis non Of Jusley
Campbell, deceased
yersrs
Sarnh r. Campbell, Jusley GiImer Campbell, and
Sarah Alice Campbell. asa.
y pursuance Of on order granted by said court, !
Awiii offer for sslaat public auction on >,
SATURDA Y June 18Th, A.D. 1864,
ot l2 clock M upon the premises She following de-
scfbed real estate situate in the county OF Fairfield
and state of Ohio, tO-wit: Being eighty-nne and
Seyeutyfour bludrelths (s9 TiiOJj acres Of land OF
the West siie Of fhe North esst quarter OF Section
Thiry-hyc (dj), Township Fifteen n5) Of Range
Twenty, (2Dl in Fairfield county, Ohio, togetbOr with
certain right Of way to the same across the North
end Ofthe btl,nce or said Quarter, and being the
same eighty nina and seEenty-four hundredihs (cl
Il-lOO acres and right of way, which set apart
and assigned tn said Jusey Gilmer Campbell, and
said sarah Alice Clmpbell, in certain partition pro.
cscdngs had in said fairfield county Court OF Common
Pleas OF its October term 1861 In winch proc oedIngs
VILLAIN Campbell pisntf AL Juslcy CLINE said
Sarah Alice anl Sarah II. Campbell Wb-o de fcudants>
Said premises will be sold free and clear Of dover.
Arnraised at 80, ,1iO 9O-1OO.
Terms Of Sale--one-thrd in hand. one-third in ono
year and one-third in rEo years from day of sole.
with interest; the payments 10 be secured by mort,
upon the preIpiseS sold, aud to sell for ut leOst
two-thirds OF said eppraisement.
Aim'r de Lolis non OF Jusley Campbell, dec.
S. CAsE, Attorney for Plaintiff
msy25-0-5w---pfs7 ".
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MARRIED,

On June 23, 1864, at Pine Grove,
locking county, Ohio, by the Rev. C.
Z. Hart, of Logan, Captain WILLIAM
5. FRIEsNER. Of the 58th Regiment O.
V. vi, and Miss PHILIA r. Crooks,
Of Pine Grove.
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Devol's Foundry.
GILBERT DEVOT.

would respectfully inform tue public that he is
gotten ~ d new CROSS-CUT SAVING Ia
CHINE which gives the best satisfacti0n He mako
tNo sizes which can be attached 10 the Ma4dlon or
other horse power He Is plsO manufacturing Cider
Screws and Presses, and few Sugar Nlls-arge size
u inch rollers; horizontal, rollers
Don't forget the place ut tho WOst end m Main
street, Just over the canal @. DEVOL.
Lancaster, June 30, 1851.
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This makes tho amount raised in
Pleasant for this purpose, $50 so, as
follows:
Amount raised by David s45 30
a. Ashbrook, k,........".".," 8 90
$50 30
Mr.. Huber took the time and did
tile work, and he deserves the thanks
of the soldiers.
We hope all the townships will do as
we'll in proportion to population and
ability, as Pleasant. We could then
reach nearly every soldier from this
county in the service.
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G. M. L. WIsEMAN subscribcs $500
to send tho Gazette to the Fairfield
boys in the Army.
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MEETING OF THE UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The Union Central Committee will
meet at Connell & Fritter's Office, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, before the Conven-
tion, on Saturday, July 9th, 1864.
X. FRITTER.
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LANCASTER MAHKET.

Corrected Weekly by II. A. Gebelein, City Grocer !
Wheat-l 45@1 10 Cofee-5Om
Flour 50GiS 90 Sugar-QO6fo5
Ryc--I GOAL 20 MolassesGl 10
Oats-Gn9B5c Whiskcy-l 5O@2
Barley-l 2odl 30 Salts 10 por h..
COrn-95dIl 90 Dutter--l5 To 20
Clover 3o1d--7 OAF7 80 Errs-l2iLe
FLAX Seed-2 OOG2 20 Lari-l2@l3c
IOtntoes-l 4Odl 80 Tallow-l0ml1o 90
Feathers -35d4Oc Dried Applesa 5Oa3
BacOn-lO@lIe White Beans-2 156e2 10
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D@~See new advertisements of Gilbert
Devol in another column.
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FOR SALE BY

KnulTman& & Co, d. SifIord, Lancaster; +. Kaib
Rushulle; Abbott Son, Clearport; p. Hane, Pleas.
antville; G. r. Hamln, Oakland; Harman& Curtis,
Pickerngton; Beery 4 McCandlish Bremen; sunier-
man Knauff, Anianda l.. l.. Brattin, New Salem
Joseph RAIDER Millersport; II. n; Harner, Basil, and
by druggists and merchants generally throughoutthe
United States and Canada.
Dec "a, 1S63--30
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,

their value is increased from one 70 three per
cent per annun according to the rate Of tax ley!es
in yariou5 parts Of tho country.
At tho prcsen: rate or premium on gold they pay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
4 CHALLENGE TO iiST
a CHALLENGE 10 TEST
A tIiALii..htsr. 10 lest

The ,rnpreiors Il thr iliavatlfa, KNOWN. tnil
ms tt,'.slt.na tr IT,. ila.T Nefe "a the ,rl4-
ke ss.ll a,i Advertised ~ aH.rlr fFs. sa..t
things. are that tie .ilhils Mefr tlAaLie Ia 4e
terd.ine trela the advertisements witch we.s
e ausae ana enyhI one az fWe be;ilc-. ar' a.
tltze fle expected h.avstr, r3s3N..i.i =
i.l,. al w.~r uunIbu II rfttt ~ - -. III.
,iutli, which gould l." re.iea ulpa. proposed tn.
following tes; Winch wa tabiI>l.ta ivp veeA- fl
HE Herald ana ie other e.iliis. Il. ter. it.i1As
-i,siting any response. 1t = islssns. r. q. ,se.
Nnurs e.tzen- 1t uH8Nest;nnc-i iHIe.et,fs sad ga
terely di-infer. >tfti. .pssnint pei>sl t.l.-
ariefei nl e.ls .s.yisf it.1a or sesiH a'1fe -
,tvrt '.ie Cote y iae ii+r. Eacn proprietor /
use his ora prt pais1ioa and nvi'n -e dntir
the tsi. ana tse pefson ..i.o e nalin.. e.-,'
Let eerf iieate o. tie result he iibiished IN Is
the principal r;,,er- st ti.e cauugv III the -
pens 81 tne ans u ces.i ce.npelitar
IOITS MiNSEiiAHA AIR GLOSS
imrai;s beaAii.ul dark glo-sv appearance T..
tlc Hair, aai ; &c lltd n Acepin.. it IN ear,
il ans desired position
itolr~ INPIhlAI IOIDRINE CREAM
An invaluable dressing for wh>sers Change
i.s'ii aud red atlr t. hua.tfitui brown Dr. uisci
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH rDYT $ 60.
NH 10 uir II Jnivc, -ry place y \
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CHRISTOPHER CULLEN
Aoyse .N4rr J ''4fea,arg .Sury.un.
eNE ,nf,t N-f,-r on fl.ESLR

lioys> .Sdoer J '-~f9inarg Suy.Qa,
4, ONE poui WEST on CORNER
-, Of =. AMI Book island >tr.si- y
Il ~ wishes 70 htcfm the ciiizvus of ! 4
.f Da, npost and scit County generality. that
ne has permanently o-atsti ninssstl II tnls cstf
where ne IS prcparSto sae- noi =. on tie scel-
iiic principles Aer twemi. years study and
,ractiee on the antony o. tie foot o! which
i,ae he mas spent e.en ye.rs under the super
4 teu.ience ui iue ~, te.riHal i.in- Al Europe he
wishes TO say that VIII give satisfaction 10 all
persons having ;.ar-s iatoiing under the disease
Ut cur.ls or cohsaetions, commonly called
hot. ii bound, Intricrin-, over reacafng, quar-
Ter cracks, sand cssfis sprans, spavins, s,,ra,iia
OF the cor1is. toudess, ting-hcties. for ali OF
which he warrants perfect cure II cnrabie. -
The grea.cr Tart cflhese diseases are caused by
shooting OF y ant cf roper treatment incl
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iSsss'. E.s:...s.g .sss ks;s.s. ESc.tnr:s

i o,s ~ claim i.i;,se y = se.pe. ia w,rge
IL mas uuvu llt'n a'. tntt vii ~ toat.
whatever may y" adee.fi~sa l. fts CONTRARY .
al miii arr, = ~ ti'iiIg oul Uaia i4> t.s.ss
~ SILKY, cie arse TIE salp 'f,n ~ sn.nrt-
les nnl 4.atsefs. aHd entirely oyercarf.t> tue
Nii objects q levjrHs use 81 lAeps s'isus c..ii-
,aiuu- 81. 3hl slt-yr 81, ieni. ~. II REQUIRE
NJ seapin r nas ',i'' anu ugS l- inNl4r t'it.lt
l.r u.ii b eiscE ~ -,siui at.i e.sns gnu0eu
l1t viPe .rniil ti!e sNln Is al il.ftiIess3f. Il
.e,tVfsa tic natef"i ,.,geln- sale hai. uitil
.aa'srr waeh ,A'ss ii q, sle ,.c.....ie instead
OF the uAl,aiis, Iuii bl,ee o ascS 80 .s.t the
mos, critical .hseiyct vinaet detect Vi. use.
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Dse. w.. R. ,sEgsyyI% 4 On
sole g'ropr:.sOrs.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?
THAT III TIL QUESTION

lTiNI - TIE VT T.>T IUN
I'EE iiOralETORs OF TIE XIV ,nyp
Museum aud Anatnniv 81 Hrdj M, 49,, ~
t1hiiA'd' fegatdless u espen.". - ;s-... W.
ffha tias def.' az 81 suffering humanity tpJtU
III " most Interesting and Iu.trur. -
~ Marriage andi- Disqualification. Nrr,a..n
'niiif. iieh.f ire Decline Of Mauioog in.,,..
non. eakness u p"pres sion. los ~ i,.,'l,
am IA 10y 2 ~" 'if"i' :-ocial Es.i aud fl,~e
matafitss "hlef result from souihinl toIlf.a x
ees,'s O. maturity. q igaorat.,e II plv.i,jo.rv
and Natures iaw- oty
Tnesa infa'pabic Lectures haveIeen ,f,a,,..,,-
% .hlighie.lhg aud saving thousands. and .,l,
addressing SECRETARY New Yorl IT,, Z,
AhAtofn, and Medicine, ~ I.toaluny .a.'
ION anz3ly
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eoa-.rn.". ~ "'ndi" as s'"sh
ENDS.

While u adhf iti-sttt'f aslia'ft'f-
thu alt,d ~t..f pN ~ '.s 'NefA't T
wag wii'ch s.. ~ vs,2 4, re fat' x. ri :,
np al lnd@bte.J IS ~ tfsfi .i'' s4p oe4i-
who is noN ilyeNl.teAoc W iNe to ses u
caMae4a'ia.f FN,t - ite it' '1 '1'" z
ii tAe VII. We hAse " essectitsoihl
sne.tae'e a our cn.re'si f'as ani''H
81 deh' ~ "a c.fent hrJnd any i"5ihF
pfe W. ia ,he mpst II rei NJ ts'.'f
>vrsr ha- thcre been p POD ehci tif't
agarco "as sQ.-as-rr'~ ra'rrs.l.' 4 ~
prosI ..sissy Of EVER kiai =, - rer'ie
nnth"ngii'tni md imhf'' le'4'' '"a "pi
luxury ran mot 50 Wi'f au" WEI So
ml''aeins oi"e''a u 'a'~'e co.lal''c an 90
aslsr Ani me Ell =, iAat every SUI
tt"en by oar 'i'ii authorities ofpf e's'5 Al
impetus - tiilS ''i'H'.olea'ane s'ia' II '''"E'
BY thor tendency t" unse'i'e III tiu = e.
tlbi'>leG- 80 ~ ta@f lfo'"'se q lal'f'
c'n''ntre'sl ann psi'i'ai ANARCHY -c
penols n W NE 81 : na''o" ""@' ara
improved ~ ~ and ae-ts"'i'S men ~ IN
a'"iiclo1s ahf corrupt. TO ma = 'he'r hai
sesi; aud iJirc the H@isa n'''aie rush Y
nj shh 10 kra'p II ricle5 icy ~" s..
lnoaen'srilf wi'iin thor r.a.h, before IL
rs."i>.on ( NJ g" winch t.e'r own n'''
f'iy y ~ aAnia''as aAd h -'A'iS.
nur hllr dct. Al 'bis hfuf I, s2.4"",
n~o9l s..d i nope' az @lih / ara
rapidly Ito" l''s i vii iool'nae . ~
crease,s tod 10 lis ulsriptl ie rfov.d.En
only knows ~ .-..a.-..4 pleseiel'e'
can iossce the hour when It Nl'i cease TO d'
So, much les begin t" '4'liap's' Ma Vt
what do ~ ee". l'ep"r} and pT'''''ea'
n on natoaei expenditures. = y 'hea. g
the pubic a large: >ot q particle. h''
on thc contrary an increA,,d ana moe laN
-h wasteiun. - Of substance, and "A fearful
" aceu'uulating load of dgbt, that mn
finally ireii> na all down and b'lr. u, in III
distinsG- liable and common itnu.
While the nation, ~ as publi- ,nthoii
ties. i. thus piurgn,e iaio d,b, u,.a,in.
upon the cb,.n,r, tin n.ost oburcssi.e taxi.
,;nn-Ay which 10, OIL, l. Dimes a..a chi.
.f,
- ~ -
to the great masses OF The Pccll,-"'' :
tn ,aSc With oar CONNER, 81 glasses u
IN c,,,,,,,,,n, ,hei, .x,,.i ,di,m,s lqs., !,
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which they Know To Incorporating. ~
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E.NILg GROCER. KEEPS CONSTANTLY
l. un hand tbei5.-i usai.ts 81 ittss.sois.
iiusase Ware, net-enc 1l. sfr.
- ns. street bewcen l.. I'd. and Perry. ps-
vcipar'. nyit-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08

Retains its dark lusiie If renewed at intervals IL
tne close OF Life. Peerless af,.n.- Thousands o..
preparations that promise much ana performs
nothing. stem Cristaslcrc's hair piesef-at;vc
a 'aluahle adjunct to he dye. in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health Of the
hair, and OF itself. when used aicne-a safeguard
that protects the fbres from decay under all cir
cunsiances and under al chimes Manufactaerd
by j. ch'1s'd'ofo. No. 6 Astor House. New York.
Kept by all druggists. junel
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Arre-. OF De-. sssx ;.s.1i tais Sub
ois.issass..

The arr st ri Gen. Dis aud lis s,,.or Ii.
a:es, says " Rochester f'asah. fo~ then
'nla~ ful act N u the Ii'srd and J0asaal :,
'wRsrct CAGES, Las been annourc. d bricfis
y telegraph Judge Russ Il Issued va,.
nt> for ,h9arrcst Of Maj Gen Blk, Major
'~stow AVID Powers, Capt pind, ano
'hcrs. onfcomplaas Of. DiStrii Alto il. \
oakley lifl The war s.ts wei placed IL
!. han'y Of The Sheriff. and "a. Gen. Dix
nj his sub rdina.cs accompanied that oil
b,.pre Judge Russell, at S-s;sAAsAA4xs.
ire hey met sa~;~csdaSc, u s. Dis,rc,
Attorney smith. On request Of Mr. Smith,
lie examination was postp 'nyl until to-
borrow, and Maj. Gen. Dix and his officers
scrc then released on their own rccognz
.nccs. This proceeding is uni ortakei by
District Attorney Hall, in pursJanc Of the
l.ss of Gov. Seymour, who. J will be re
s.lec ell after earning that thu Grand jury
'efused to exam ne int, tie Disc, directed
hat it should be bought beiofc a proper
magistrate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
An Imperial CruWn
CiAristasioro'. ssass.

s mere 5aub!e. bat the ev>trv cf Leautg. con
erred on the head whic. las neglected IT, e,n
Lelish or time has roctci of its n.tive hue. l.,
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.sA>sl,s ss.aEEE:E.Nv,

CHOICE CIGARS AND TnBiCgus, &C.. &c,
WITCH u" = selling il s..1 losv prices r.lll and
.,.l.lt,i.. ~. ,rs.l,- M d.
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Safes.

-ize. g., F.;e,s If Lille. rire r,,.r 49,
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RE Nff.aiESEK

For sale a. Wl,.,.,.-,tf. and krialb" !. Well
- ~ ADV ST. ant. retail IS MI tiftg5,t-. AZ.
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0ITTFI
Es..OSrs0Sc .EEsyssiseAs.

b0y on ire most advantageous terms nnd I'll
~ ,di and ,zaunc VI orders promptly
III. alisA u. nlt-l .ati
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29
weaaaa In an her Dlascaltisa

La tmssaes 10 ssss tas Esgaaasins aaa ssAsorasavs
psvsEs of taas hsxaisss sus eaeesivs psssa stssn.
a. the two spocAs o. he In which he faaais sysl
tsa aaarrxass sAs aoss imsorssns aad sxislsai
saaasass shs Falls azan prsss eeaiaavm ss1sszssa
asaiass evil consequences, Thsy are Aaas sona-
dsatiy sscegnmsaasd as spssiae 10 sssrY disorder
10 wassA females srs sxrauaivssy suhsses
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ne III UnAerstasa,

Eass the above sssteassass can sk aas fiknas b
vassasd y sAs written testimony gsxtsaalns tire
quarter ~ ssatary1 Of teas " sheasanas Of 9a.
smpsaShzbis wssnessss.
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THE HEAD AM MAHR.
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