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Captain Krsiger, started yesterday, with
detail Of men for the .bsttle-f feld of Ringgold,
for the purpose Of disintsrring the fallen
braves, and transporting them to Chattsnoo-
ga, there to commit them to their final rest
ing place in a beautiful cemetery, east Of
town, selected for the especial purpose. Six
teen men of Company "F" have Joined the
Veteran Volunteers badge, and are only
waiting for transportation to start on their
persgrinations to America. General Slocum
arrived this morning from TuIIahoms, to
deal out his eloquent rhetoric to the 7th and
5th, on the all absorbing theme Of rs-enlist-
ing, LEMAN.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
C0MMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
nOREIEe LEADEB-OFFIW,

MOREIEG LEADEB-OFFIOE,
TUESDAY EYKBIEa, February 9, 1888. )
FIeur-Quist and steady st 6,25Gs,Ts for fair TO
good brands red double ezra and 72se1 for conn
try ground While do.
Whear-Market firm. Sales l car choice On
track at Sl.s0.
COrn-Dul at S1,O2
Oats-Quiet and steady at TzG73c.
Barley-DuH at sl,25@sl %.
Rye-Markst quiet and firm at sl,2O.
HIzhwInes-I Inactive and not quotsbls
Butter-salss choice roll at 3Oe and fair Western
Reserve at 25c.
Cheese-Quiet at l36l35So.
EsEs-FOne in market and prices not quotabls.
Glover Seed-sales in small lots at 7.5O
Timothy Seed-ssees in small way at $50.
Dried Peaches-saIes unpeelsd at l5c.
Dried Apples-Quiet and nrm at sH8ss.
Carbon OiI-steady at 55a55c.
Buckwheaf FIOur-Light GALES at q, per cwt
salt-seIling at 500 for kne and 3a,Os for
coarse.
Sugars -Rehned have advanced. We quote as
follows:
Porto '.'"'''-'''l4 9l47zc
@l4o
new ''---.........l4 s'lo7ac
Yellow l55fc
White ...-..l7zel74
Crushed, powdered and granulated ........ Isk9lsA
CofTee-Coffee has advanced snd is selling at s6a
s714c FOR Rio, and 42s43 fer Java.
POtatOes-selllng at 75c from store.
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FEW ECRK HlARKET-Feb. Q.

FEW kSRA MA6hEE-Eebs Q.
IET EELzSRkFH.i
middling uplands.
Ftour-Shade frmer
Sales IS 97 OOor extra State inside price for infe-
riOri Hr3jItT IS for extra round hOOpsd Ohio I;
s761d95O for trad5 brands Market closing
WhislEY--market quiet. Sales at s56sso for
State and Western
yFhsaI-Market shade irmer With fair demand.
Sales at 81 5Ttl,6 for ChiCagO Spring. 81, ,5Szl 81
for Milwaukee Cuh Al, ,56itl,5l for Amber MilEau-
Eee 5l,66ol 30 for Winter red Western snd sl,70g
l,7S for Amber Michigan and l,5l for White Miohi-
gan.
Rye-Heavy.
Barley-Quiet
C0ru-L. .wer and very unsettled. Sales at 81, "a
fssts- Opened shade hrmer. Sales at slG92B
WoOl-Ac.ive and firm Sales domestic iescs at
57Ga24i palled 7se5sei African 3jeS7i domestic
COffec-Dull and prices noninally unchanged.
Petroleum Firm. Sale4 at 27 for crude; 47c
for refined in bond 81 for refined free.
POTh-MaTket quiet and firm.
Sale5 at l9,25Gl953 for old mess &22 O0525 60 for
new do sl6,OO9ls,00 for old prime 2O,OO@2O,25 for
prime mess.
Beef-More active.
Prime Mess Beef-Qulst and unchanged.
Cut MeRts-Firmsr. Gales at ~ for shoulders
and ll1NlZsz for hams.
Bacon Sides-MOdeTatey active. Sales at Ike
or estern short ribbed Is gIl4Sc for do long cut
hams and AXE for city do.
Dressed H0gs-Less active and firmer. Sales
AZ 9t1g5fc for Western.
l.nrd-Steady. Sales at I3alsHc.
State.
gheese-Aetive. Sales at .14gI7 for common to
primes
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PERsoEAL.-The following sTe smong
the arrivals at the Angler House yesterday !:
CIptsin ". q. Ksss, Battery D.. J. W.
ssoony, Eastern Agent Of the Ohio Missis-
siPpi Railroad ]. n. Mccullough, superin-
tendsns OF the Cleveland & Pittsburg Rail-
rosd ". MuIIens, Agent of the Cleveland
& Pittsburg Railroad Peter White, Lake
saperiOrj L. TiltOn, Springfield, Illinois /;
q. F. sWsetssr and family, Superintendent
OF the Atlantic & Great Western Railway /;
Il. Guinnep and wife, MeadvilIs R. NJ. n.
Taylor and wilsBAisadville Allen Butler,
Nsw York W. H. Kirk, Syracuse N. E.
Griffin and wife, Syracuse E. G. Grey, Lon
don.
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G. G. BRUCE.


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLETELAND, Ohio, WEEHIEGToSs D. G.,
No. Lyman's Block, No, As Ninth Ct.
Near the Court House.
z. ga s,1fhnrf-ad hr Cnrarrrr,er IN I To cnIIanf
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9rH WARD NorICE-At meeting Of the
citizsns of the 9th Ward, held at the Engine
House, on Saturday evening, February 6.h,
it vas uDaGimously
Resolved, That Committee be appointed,
consisting Of 4. T. Vantassel, W. c. StOrer,
Captain Hsrns, C. Cooley, E. Lindsey, Cap
tain Bryant, John Tiedman, and John Nc
Mshon, TO ssssss every man in the Ward ten
dollars, and report tue amount pledged ct
meeting to be held at the same place on
Thursday evening, February 9Th at O'Clock,
and aisO report every mans answer to the
assessment.
About 20 men are needed to clear the
Ward from the draft on the last call of the
President. Let every man interested rally
to the rescue, and the story is told. Turn
out eTerybody, to the meotiDg Thursday
evening. feb9
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TIE PATRIOTIC OoLUMBTANs.--It gives us
pleasure TO announce that this excellent COM
psny Of western singers will give one of
theirvocal entertainments at Brainard's Hall
on Friday evening next, for the benefit of the
Soldiers Aid Society. This troupe have
been travelling through the West for several
months past, and afford universal satisfaction
wherever they hsvs given concerts. Their
reosnt concerts at Toledo, Ssndusky and
Elyria have met With the highest praise
from Gil who hsTs heard them. Concerning
their concert at SsHdusky, the Register says;
awe have only time to say, that their con.
certs have been satisfactory, and, consider
ing the weather and other circumstances,
exceIlently well attended. They lsavs, us
believe, with universal good wishes, and We
doubt not, when they return this way again,
they will be welcomed with good house
and most cordial greeting. Without any
thing pretsntiOus, their music is such az to
please and charm the popular heart"
The Columbians 90 from here to Paines-
vile and Erie, returning to give several con-
eerts here during the Sanitary Fair.
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500 Bounty
PonEigaas
- ,a-1a l---sr--T 1r7-HHg.Ha

due discharged soldierg; slso, the WIDOW, ehtl-
dran, s1d rghtfal heirs ofslI deceased soldiers
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wKDNRsDAYmORNIEG. FEB. 10, 1854,
ERKVELLER,s REGISTER.
NEw ADvRRTIsKnIENrs.

c. A. Read oO-Cleveland and Columbus stOcf
Wanted.
CA. Read a Co. -ssven-Thirty q. s. Interest.
A. 3 C. Rettberg-Fron Paris
Wanted-A Girl
For Bent-A House
Waated-Beard.
S. q. Cohn-Locsl Notice.
Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair-LocsI Notice.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

HNEAS.-CHOICE GREEN ARD Biz OK
Il TEAS, Of every desc iption, selected vi great
care trcm recent i'm p9rtstonB Those vi like good
fragrant Tea will do wsli 10 siTe Us a call.
Eor sale Dy CHU ECHILL q BRO.,
yanzy New lscatiOn-l2s OntarfO-6t.
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REESE q PrsnEiss' Provr=Isz Market Ks.
port

Ehe tOll9wins ars tho - oasEged b thsLai
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Ny. CATTLE aIARKEr-Feb. 9.

The current prices for the week at sl the markets
are Is follows
Beef CaItie-Per cwt, extra quality, l3,5O9l4,-
90; lst quality 10 good, per cwt, sI2 5Is5U: Ordi-
NARY sivVO9tI VOHnOui SyspJgy55Ji INFERIOR Is ~
e99,O0.
SheeP-Extra y head, ssOO69l0,o0; prime, sJ,7s9
~ ordinary t5,50G6,00i common S50d95 sos infe-
swine Torn fed 2 pound, 7a@sEci stiIl-fed
7A6lsTc.
Total receipts of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows: BeeVes, 4262; cows g;
veal calves 495 ;1sheeP and lambs, l,l32 swine
5I377.
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CHICAGO mARKKT-Feb, 6


Especial to the Cleveland LEADKRJ
ReoeiFts-Hogs, S.253 dressed and $40 live.
Dressed HeEs-stes@y at 7,OOG7,25 for heavy
and 7,e01s, 90 for light.
Live HOgs-steady and active. ssles at s5,OJ9
IS gross
Beef CattIs-Firm. saies at ss,OOa5 gross
ProVisiOns-Firmer. Sales of mess pork atlslS, ,25
@l9,5O; prime mess $3.50; picked hams,At lO1c /;
Bulk shoulders 7rs597,375<i Lard Sales at Hk9
l2c.
Whisky-5c higher. Sales I,IO0 bbls at 7297sc
closing at $50
Wheut-1fc lower. Sales MOL at sl,I7s9l,ls14
and No Fat sl,Il@l,llE.
COrn-Sales new at 5aGsJKc.
ORts-Activs at 65zc.
Rye-s1,G3.
BErisy-sl,l3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-10

Mas. ELLEN BLACKBURN, who arrived
here from Springfield, Massachusetts,, about
week ago, with two children, can find her
husband, William blackburn, by calling at
No. 34I st. Clair street, or at the Lake Shore
WooIen Mandatory. feb8:137
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIE conservation Of the Chebrs Ksdishs
Synagogue on Bank street, over the Soldiers
Aid Sooiety's Rooms, with becoming ceremo-
MES, will take place on Friday, February
18th, at three O'Clock P. n to which the
public are respectfully invited.
fsbI4:lS7 LII. Cory, Secretary.
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FUNERAL OF DEPUTY MARSHAL SAEFoRD.
&C. N. Sanford, Deputy City Marshal, was
buried yesterday morning. His funeral was
attended by the City Marshal and entire Po-
lice force, together with other friends.
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CITY NEWS.

MUSTERED 0Ur.-Cc. B, Of the seth o. Y.
L, Capt. Field marched over from Camp
Cleveland yesterday, and was mustered out.
It numbers IS men.
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YTETE8ss ROTIJRs.

FLAGS AND B4NNERs.s
Orders promptly filed Address
CIV. CROWELL 4 CO.,
,su2slsI I'll superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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SIXTH WARD ATrEETIoN.-The citizens
Of the Sixth Ward are requested to meet st
the Wigwan on Friday evening, the 18th in
slant, to consider the question of raising the
men required to fill our quota on the last call
of the President for 200, GOO men. It is
hoped that every man in the ward who is IN
tsreEtsd either for his own cr his neighbors'
welfare will be present. ". P. FoGG.
feb9:I37 President Sixth Ward Asso'n.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Common PIeas-Tuesday.

CIVIL BRANcH.-BEFoRE JUDeE CoFTIS-
BERRY.-The case of Henry Baker %. Peleg
B. Shepherd, was on trial in this Court yes
terday morning. Baker sues for the pay
msnt Of work done in curing some hams for
Shepherd. The defendant claims that the
hams wero spoiled in curing. The case went
to the jury last night, but the verdict has
not yet been rendered.
CIVIL BRANcH.-BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-
No business of importance was transacted in
this Court yesterday.
CRIMINAL BRANCH --BEFoRE JUDGE BOLTON.
Nothing was done in Court Room No. 8, save
the arranging of the docket for the term.
GEAED JURY.-The Grand Jury have found
indictments against persons, and for the Of
fensss, named below:
Susan BlocksOn (colOrsd), grand larceny.
Plea-nOt guilty.
Jshn Moore (oOIOFed), grand larceny.
Plea-nOt guilty.
Willis Hildrcth, burglary. PIsa-nOt
guilty.
Benjamin sandsls, attempt to commit ar
son. RecOgnizanos forfeited.
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VALENTINES VALENTINES
OF every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale Wholesale and retail at
Bakers Nsws Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hoffman's Block, near The POstofics.
ian 93
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FOn Coughs, Colds, and Toothschs, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried II
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases. -TTuHs5uT DEM
oeTat.
Sold by all druggists. Price 75ots.
". L. PORTEE, Proprietor,
nOv7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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sEEIEG MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover Z Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. noV25tf
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SUBCOMMITTEE OF TIE REFREsHNEyT COMMIT
TEE.
There will be meeting of the Sub-com-
nittee on Cake and Ice Cream, at Court
Room, No. 2, on Wednesday, at 2 q o'clock,
P. NJ. A full attendance is particularly de-
sired.
The following named ladies compose this
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 259 Superior
street. jsn23.
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1864.
1--WE Houses and LOts,


o, OUTER & SON will sell on Thursday, Febru-
IVY 18th, on the prem sss, the following described
BrOPertyY viz;
HOUSE AND LoT 104 EUCLID-ST.
Two story Brick House with Basement, we'll built,
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
Barn on same premises. Lot 29S feet front and I25
ieet deep. running through TO Huron-St.
House AND Lor 106 EUCLID -Sr.
Two story Brick House, with Basement we'll built
Gas and Water, with fixtures Lot ~ feet front and
lis iest deep running through to Huron st.
TFRAs OF SALE One ourth cash at time Of sale;
balance in one, two and three years.
sale to com mence at 10 O'Clock A. II.
ES-FOr further particulars enquire of Brayton &
Stockwells No AtTaier Building, or of O. Gu ter
Son, BanV-St. anls ls8
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CLETELAED, Ohio, WksHIEdTos, D. O.,
10. Lyman's Block, No, As Ninth Ct.
Essr the Oeurt House.
We srs authorised by Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; slso, the WIDOW ehu-
drsn, s1d rightfaI heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
also
Pensions,
to which every discharged soldier vas DE-
ahlsdin The service, IS entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
pisa slsters, ss they srs seTersIly entitled u1-
dsr the Law. Also
Back FAY
due discharged soldiers or resigned o1heers,
promptly collected, or csshed. Also
Prize GTonsy,
Money due enlisted three months men :
money due tssmstsTs, aad every other class OF
claims growing ont Of this or any other var.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
- Avoid Oiaim ana Patent Ezsurs zhs
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE soLDrEB's FBJEED,' paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us ycur name and stamp. and We viii send
acopy tree, or twelve copies, one each month,
Tor IS cents.
Apply 10 us IN person or BY letteTs with stamp,
aad your business shM have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sftsr We have ac-
complished what we undertake.
septic Q. G. BRUCE.
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OF FLOUR AND GRAN.
Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
February 5:
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Receipts At ToI-do.
Receipts Pork and Beef at Toledo.
y. 2. MONEY nIARRRE-Feb,

ny, MONEY MARKRE-Feb,
icy TEIHaRAPH.l
MSneY-Earket easier with fair demand at .
per cent.
lT3s 1T5.
GOld-Firmer. Opened at 5g5f, advanced to 5oE
and closed dull 5s5<as9.S.
GOvsrHmeEE BTOoKs-MsrEet firm with fair
demand.
United States Skies of 1881, coupons ........l07S
United States Skies Of 1881, registered .-.., ,lOs
SeTen-Thirty Treasury
One year 9s
united states skies rive
State Stocks
Missouri SiX5s....-..-... 6S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-10

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sia, RheumGtisn. Eerofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Tnrost, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
Rans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this city
Eftsr other physicians had tsiled. See advertise
Insnt In another column. Ofice No. lIs, Seneca
rt7aat
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DzTzTsTET-DE. B. ?. Bobinaon, ofics
60 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry don9, in the bsst msn-
nsr and ct Low prics. dsc7RF
HoHE snufscture-Psrson's Inimits-
bio CamphoraIsd Dentitrios. sept23-R7
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FRRRuAKYnI MAGAZINES

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior Street. jaR2S
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SEWING MACHINES.

MO HOME COMPLETE WITH
IN OUT II.
1t has received the Gold and Silver Medals and the
First Premiums all over the country this year. Is
in use in many thousand homes in this country and
Europe Very Simpie-sOiseless, and never gets ont
OF order. Price, with Hemmer, Braider and Feller,
s45. You are invited 70 call and see Il.
ian6-ls0 J. K. SHIPHERD, Agent.
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.

There will be meeting Ofthe COMMITTEES
on Machinery and Manufactures at the Gas
Office, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10th, at ~
O'Clock.
tits important that every mombsr be pres
present. NJ. o. YoUNGLoVEJ
Fl. E. PEARsE, Chairman.
Secretary.
February I6, 1864.
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An ordinance to authorize the Mayor to
issue the bends Of the City for school pur-
poses. Passed.
An ordinance for the payment of claims.
Qassed.
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TTENa.

The boys hearts were gladdened by the
late arrival of Captain Howe, Assistant Sur
geon Furgeson, and Lieutenant Spencer,
from Cleveland, with good things from home.
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WAN ID!
fractional Certificates c. c. & c. stock
HIGHEST PRIOE PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, U. S. INTsT. COUPONS
" A N 7 4 d!
Canada HONEY.

Canada Honey,
BY HALE, BANKBR,
Ill supeFiOF-St.
@Agsnt for the purchase snd sale Of
Government Bonds.
%Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febl
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D. ". GAGE,

Licensed War Claim Agent.
CoIIects Bountiss Pensions. Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
ETPsrsonal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
Of Claims in the Departments al Warrington.
EAH persons having Claims should apply in per-
sen, or by lett6r, u once, and they viii receive
'-'--'' ID. ". GAGE,
octIs-R2s les 9upsrior-St., Cleveland o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

The following from the Cincinnati
Herald IS one Of the richest and most
comprehensive 'local items that re
have come across for many day
GAS gentleman was passing ,lono
Fifth street, ne passed place where
some boys were playing marbles. 0ne
Of them, in ahooting his marble. clevsrly
put it under the gensleman's foot. The
gentleman clipped and stumbled again.t
lady, also passing. precipitating her,
along with himself, upon = large bog
who Mas examining tbe gutter geological
y for debris. The hog. frightensd %,
Of his propriety, bolte1 Of. and ran be
tween the legs Of another geslemaa, VIZ
in falling drew the string Of : kits iron
tue hands Of : ~. The kite OF csaes,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

Prom the Hon. Jgp9s LoAp, Of the Land Court.
81. LOUIS. Feb. 25fh lea
J. IT. Bxcob. Bq-Dssr ssr: have sffsd vour Eheu-
ma'isn1 Neuralgia and GouI Specific snd hast sfeuIa
great relief frunt wien OTHER remedies hmv failed
think 1t very safe and resistslr nsecieiEe SD
sos Very RESPECTFULLY, ypur friend.
G. Is. LORD
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Letter from Capt MAIN 70 Alexander Litch f-DG<sst
before Jse. H. BEops fscanie eentfor the MEDICINE
81. Louis, March 81. lse3.s
ASEr Lsrrcws Es9 s-fike many ~ my rrofesson. i
have suffered severely with Ih.umsfsm and esa6 get 40
prsnsanent relief till tried your Specific. m hEtl
say that its use, fr fay heath.
lstgned, CAPT. MAI1N, ef steamer wssA~.
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Il LAaaLIx- Il- July fsfh, isf3.
J1Fy IL bLoon. Exg-- DeSv sir. have Teen a snfertr
for with Chrcnic Ehsnasatisn gssat
peaxure IA eadnE Ia ID Cont ard Net
ralgs specific 70 BE- the bSt m-dCiEe far thai aseas<
that have beard W Nhpfs cnfnuefrei faiifg ID
coaE hardly walls ~;al, lrsa; the f,fn,
ssi in three d.s~ frsr IL and iur
the Erst Eve Years FIRE pain aid tesA
nisstte thst think vud l dAreirG ali tie while Il II
did not as<h for aansie- but air. it spiesfdsd
medicine. ard would end IL those afflicted with
thoss dissasss Try l. hase last X Boy rend
s rtsnau nineJ on his Lack Nth inraHnIatosy yhsu-
matisus4 and told him what yonr nl%d4eaIs Old f
be will send 70 yen FOR .oiBe 81 IL Knepsed please fsd
tvo dollars ard send tso ife~ OF the Specific II
should not I-ed IL ris SEAL AID give ssrr that
aos for there are plenty tkat suffering With those
diseases that ufrsrqanes with your sgrcInn ard
think that yoa ought riish il in every cis the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

A large number Of Bounty and Pension Clsiu., hsv,
been secured for soideu and others entitled 10
They attend toa such business with dspatsh AID Vii
be found ut their Office at the usual business hear.
julyl2df -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

70 there Therefore increment Was deter.
mined upou, end ~ p NJ the entire line
moved forward The right crossed branch
OF the river Po, and drove light battery OF
postsd 10 dsferd a ANAL bridge. Warren's
front and HsscocRs lsh had lively engage.
ment with the rebels, who threw shot and
shell from battery 10 the woods, The en-.
smy we're finally driven back about three
quarters Of mile, and at dark fting ceased
10 was thought that LonRsirests corps was
tho only one, Ia our front, and that he was
left 10 impede our progress, while Lee was
attending TO Smith, rebel cavalry brigade
is repot id having been seen on tie aofh
side Of the Rspidan near Fredericksburg
The Worlds special says Lees entire army
was, Monday, on the south bank Of the Glody
River between that and the river Pc, his right
stretched nearly to the fredericksburg snd
Richmond Railroad which he seemed dssirous
reechiuRto to obtain supplies, or insure his
sRlety We have taken more prisoners 10
Lees retreat than during Thursday and FRI
days battles. A information in Grants pos
session Is Of the most favorable character.
II is known clearly that Lee retreated beyond
Spottsylvania