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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
TO the Associated Press.
--latest from sheridan.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept. p


The following is THe Amorieaa'S special:
CHARiEsIowS. Va. Thursday. Sept 2s-i A NJ
arrived here last evening on my way 20 the iroht
sheridan continues 10 dive the Rebels, capturing
every dag more or less prisoners. The wounded are
being collected at Winchester and Put IN tempor1I!
hospitals. expect to reach Winchester at noon ana
the front some time tonight,
In my account Of the battle Of the 10Th omitted 70
mention the face of Col Daya being wounded. His
division Of Crooks command WAS on tne extreme rghi
and did some desperate fighting. His turning tie ene'
rnv's flank did much to secure victory, The whole
of Gen Crooks command fought maGnitcenily ana
Aept their promise TO wipe ont Winchester
They have probably lost more men IN killed ana
wounded in proportion 10 the force they had engaged
fhan any Of the other commands. Crook lea LIS men
during the hottest part Of The fight personally directing
all their movements and cheering them along 1t is a
miracle tina, he escaped unhur The bullets flew round
Dim as thick as bail
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Advertisement
pAsvnIR, Penn. June .. 1862.
DE-. WM. II. GREGG-Dcar Sir: In February
1851 WIS afflicted with sugar diabetes aud for five
months passed than two gallons Of water IN t"eb'
y.fonr hours | WIS Obliged ~. up az often az ten or
twelve times during the night eud in five months lost
about ii,iy pounds IN weight Daring the month Of
July i-6l. | procured two bottles al Constitution Wa
ter aud aher taking two bottles entirely cured.
soon AFTER regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly j. '. l.. DEWITT.
som Wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN. No. 40 ChG st..
and all druggists.
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Two Daily Express Train,
FOR TIE WEST,
ALLENTOWN ROUTE.
On and after MONDAY. September 10 1854 the
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF INV gRlEr
will run two Daily Express rins Tor the West leaving
FER 2, NORTH RIVER,
a. ia. and ! p. m,
with but
ONE CHANGE OF CARS
Cincinnati and Chicago. and but two 10 g. LOUIE
This arrangement will allow travellers .
from New-Yor to
LEAVE Two HoJgs LATER
than by other lines, and
ARRIVE AT THE SAME TIME
at Cincinnati,
Chicago,
si. Louis.
and eli principal points West
Fare same as by any other route
SUPERIOR Sleeping Cara night trains.
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NEw-YoRK ELECTORAL TIcgET.-Thc name of
fhe Union Elector for the XXNIith District is
JAMEs ALLRY-not James 5. Allay. The name of
JOHN CLARKE of the XXth District must be spelled
with the final e. there may be forty John Clarks i'll
The District.
UTICA, Thursday, Sept. -, 1854.
Hon. Roscoe COnklng was to-day nomi-
,a,od for Congress from this District The Convention
refused TO accept his decllnatiOn.
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For Lincoln and johnson, Fe1tos, AlTord nnA
the Iniol:ps

UNION FhlMAhlLo.
Hnops r-xtoy CsS'ki COMMITTEE Cffr AND torSTrl
OF NETWORK. HOPE tHAPkI. sept. n, 1914.
TT . several ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT UNION ASSOClA'
TIOXs in the CITY and County OF New ok "il meet
their respective Hcadqaarters on al a s "a
gC los. pol TO remain open from tit oclocs,tana
.c. ,lsg.t.s 10 he following noninatlna Contsiioons;
Fir,t-A COUNTY CONNESIlDN ~ nominate canc
A.. a., sh.rs County Clerk, District Attorney. city
I H. s,e number Of des gates it has Representatives,
b r'o General Committee, based upon the Union voss
T phs Cesntv Convention win at Hope Chapel o.
u II, evening. Sept. 20 at " o'clock.
SaeS-C ONGRESsioNAL DISTRICT CONVENTION
30 rrie c. ndida,e for Conpes N each OF the Congfre
iona District IN the City and County o. New OH hscn
Association elect the same nupoef OF oess'' as ~
in the Union OeIsfs Nsn'eN0h' Da'ed uo"s
the Union vote IN the District . TN,
T- several Congressional Conventions VIII meet on fhi'
DAY evening, Sept. 30 at u O'Clock, as follows
Fonrh District At No. 40 broonest
FIFTH District at No. l6s De!ancyst -
s.th Distrc. o. metropolitan Hal, NoA 30 and 90 SIXTH
~oc,.,
Fipbth District at Ebbsm Hall, No. 50 Nest 33dA
N;s,h district al Broadway and 4Tth-si. Hal.
Jb.,d-ASsEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS 10 nom
.ndd.tes Tor Members OF Assembly ~ cash Assembly
,a.c,ye Assembly Distinct Headquarters ssurdsy
October 1864 al u oeock to consist ol Delegates equal
m pnber TO the number OF Election Districts IN e-ch Assem-
by District -.
unJ, The direction. Of the Union General Committee hsr-;e
fore and all credcptsh uE be certified oy ~
OF ia. respective assocseas sRi three Inspector
by order OIL Tue nv" ''"''' s. DRAPER, Prs.ia.a
A A. 6; t WinDrn 3vee-Prssden'.
a s !, oaAi i. Moov. Secretaries
RUSH c. HAWKING.
Chairman Executive connnssa.
II
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Grand
UNION RATHFICATION MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE,
Grand


UNION RATIFICATION MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUEsDAY EVENING, SEPT 27th.
to e.pond to the destinations Of the Baltimore C0nvsnuos
ABRAHAM LINCOLN for President.
ANDREW JOEssoN for vice-Preside"t
also the
Union state Nominations, by the syrscuss Convection
REUBEN p. FENTON fo- Goyrrn~.
THOMAS G. ALyORD for Lieut.. Governor.
FRANKLIN A. ALBERGER Cor Canh CommissioHss'
DAVID 2. FORREST for State Prison Inspector
AL citizens IN favor Of the principles as Get forth N TIC Dr.
timore Platform invited to attend.
The following gentlemen expectsS to speaS'
Governor ANDREWS of Masa
Hon HENRY c. DEMING of Conn.
Hon. WI. KELLY ofPa
Hon JAMES sCOyILLE Of New yorsey
Hon. o. L. LUDINGrON.
Dr. FRED SCHULZ
Hon. RUFUS s. ANDREWS.
X WE'LL Won GERNSBACH. esq.
COMMITTEE AKRAs6sxKsrs
Union Central Committee.
JAMES KELLY ALEX. Ii. KEECH,
SHERIDAN SHOOK. JOHN R. LAWRENCE.
HENRY H. HUELM, JOHN FITCH.
JOHN d. OrrIWELL. DAVID b. DWihEs
THOMAS ROBINSON, THOMAS LITTLE.
WILLIAM A. DARLING.
Union General Association.
RUSH c. HAWKINS, SAMUEL }. OLAsSEI'
JOHN II. WHITE. IRA o. MILLER,
W r B. MllIIKEN GEORGE p BRADFORD.
WILLIAM HAw IT, CHAs T. POLHAMUS.
GEORGE Il. DEANE. ADAM c. ELLIS,
SIMEON DRAPER.
German Central Committee.
ANDREAS WILLMANN.
A. j. DlTTEVHOEFER EDMUND REMACK,
HENRY RICHARD. GEO. r. SIEINBRENNER,
CHARLES KEsSMAN, PETER COOK,
GEORGE MASCHOT, c. +. T.. LUEDER,
GUSTAyUS LEVY. LOUIS NAUMANN.
JAMES KELLY Chairman
CHARLES T. roLHAHUs,1
JoHS X LAwBsSCE, oecsetanes.
EBSRg RICHARD,
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Busincss Notices.

SlMPLB But EFFECrUAL.-TuE ENTIRE FREE
DON Al deeiefous Ingredients TENDERS Brorn B'on
c6al T,oche OF Cough and Voice Lozeuge safe remedy
for the most delicate n Or youngest child sni has caused
them to be he'd in the highest esteem by Clereyen Singers
and Public Speaker. generally
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REBEL ARMY TO BE DISBANDED.
Slaves to Remain as They Are.
SpECULATI0NS ABOUT THE TRUTH Of IT..
Nothing KNOWN in Official
Circles.
ppsci.l Di.natch % The Y. Y. Trfhnre.

WASHINGTON, Friday. Sept. %. 1854.
The air is filed again tonight with Peace rU-
snors based principally upon editorial announcement
Sn The Ezra Republican follows I'VE learn from a
source reliable that believe the statement that
MFR. Jacob Thompson Sccrc;ory Of tho Interior, now
residing at Niagara Falls received few days since q
proposition from Jefferson Davis 20 be submitted TO
our Govern reut for perccable settlement OF the
gceSent difficulties.
Davis proposes that the Rebel armies stall Law down
their arms. return to their allegiance to the United
States and that the Union of lhe States shall be PIE
served formerly Slaves thot have been made free
during the Rebellion 20 remain and slaves now IN
Slavery in the Rebelous States 20 remain they are
This letter of Davis was handed Monday last to a
responsible and wealthy manufacturer "a demoeraD Of
a. Y. State who Lett Niagara that day. en- route for
Elis city.
Zfhe has arrived here he las not yet communicated
with the Government. That such letter exists and is
n the hands of patty Authorized to present it to the
Government Of tie United States. We have not the
alshtest doubt"
II there is any substantial foundation for the above
1eport gentlemen sharing the confidence Of the Govern
Ynent and familiar with it, views have no faith in it as
aetsed and assert that it con best be seen through
aaundiced squints towards Walstreet.
1t may not be improper to add that there arc those
here possessing peculiar opportunities ior forming cor
rect judgements who confident that peace VIII be
attained before January. They do not believe, however
that It will be through intervention or by TIE agency
defautng Jacob Tboupson but that Uncondlilona
Surrender Grant viii thake important part in its
Consummation.
10 the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept -, le0i.
private despatch states that The C"em
,a, Commercial has a report from Atlanta that Gen
Sherman has consented to have conference with the
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Rsre i'm Providence.

PROVIDENCE Thursday. Sept. %, 1854.
A fire on Summer-st. this evening destroyed
n or % bindings including two foundries box shop
and kcg shop and hala dozen tenement houses Twenty
families were rendered hOuseless. Loss eJ0OO An
acre Of land was burned over.
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Aibnny's Qnoin Full.

ALBANY. Thursday. Sept p, lsGi.
The quota Of Albany, 2,3i0 men, has been
raised, nearly Ill within the last four weeks.
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5peeial Notices.
The Iona and Isracllu Grapes.

DR.. GRANTS SEEDLINGS.
These most excellent Grapes the greatest acqusi
tons made and begin epoch in yinecure: 1ne
u has all the excellence ard beauty Of the hnest frrn
kinda and the vines In endurance the most hardy ouf
natives These grape. will be exhibited at the Crepe show,
Cleveland Ohio Sept q and 90 and the days 81 the
IIortil utiraI Exhibition Of Mechanics Institute.
Nothing comparable these has bcen introduced since the
avt The Deiawarr. fr n account Of them send stsp
for pamphlet Of sixteen pages. with eugruvins. -,
Direct, L. w. uhASi ioha. nrir ferssAni',,
W..tchester Go, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

fAdyeriIsrfnen,.n
"Hcalth is the great blessing Of life to all
mankind whereof springs happiness and its corcomi'
tant joys"
Use ITrBBELs GOLDEN BITrERs.
Use iiUBBrL's GOLDEN BIrriIs.
Use IlUDBFL's GOLDEN EITTE2s.
Use lIUnBEL's GOLDEN RIrrFRs.
Use IIUBBEL S GOLDEN BTrEEs.
Use UUBD1Ls GOLDEN BITTEEs.
BuY THE GENUINE.
Buy TME GFSulNE.
BUY TuE 6EsUiNE.
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SALUTE IN THE PARK.-A salute was fired
In the Park on Wednesday in honor of Sherdans vic
tory by the Union Association, Of which Mr. Draper is
Presidens
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Union Men.

Union Men.
HONOR TO OUR BRAVE LEADERS IN THE FIELD
Attend the
UNION RATIFICATION MgETIN0.
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. ~
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Fall and Winter.
| sm prepared 10 offer Of the largest stocks ~
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING offered in
this city and INSIDE In the mort tasty and best man
n-r and prices low they possibly be made
Furnishin. and ChildTon's Department. nor egualed
y. H. BALDWIN.
Nos. 70 ard y Bowery.
The largest store in the city.
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Union, Liberty and Justice.

Union, Libert
All Loyal Citizens who ar
Union Cause, are requested to
TON MEETING, to be he'd a
Of New.iark, Sept. II, 1904, al
CHARLES IL. MARSHALL,
JOHN A. STEVENS,
DAVID BOWS.
WILLIAM VI. EVARTS.
T.. -. MORGAN,
SHEPARD kNAPP.
K. ". BLATCHFOHD,
SAM'L :. WYCKOfF 1 co.
JOSEPH Is. TAYLOR,
HORACE GREELEY,
ANDREW CARDIGAN,
WEI. CURTIS MOVES,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
PROSPER NJ. WETMORE,
THOS. MURPHY,
gEUXSE OPD1kE,
ffTfR COOPER,
HENRY J. RAY MOND,
AMOS X. EMO,
ALONZO CLARK.
Doh ALOtLO CUSHMAN,
JOHN KEYSEE,
JOSEPH HOME.
RUFUS r. ANDREWS,
EUGENE PLUNkETT,
JOHN l.. WURDES,
RAILWAY q CO..
ELLIOT {. COWDlN,
A. VAN SANrvOORD,
RUs Il G. HAWKINS.
RICHARD BUSTED,
JAMES N. HORTON,
JESSE HUiY,
HERMAN u. WALBRIDGE,
WILLIAM TUCkER.
A. ". GRISWOLD,
GEO. BLISS, il. 60
l.. W. JEROME,
GEO. +. fALLMAN,
PETER McMARTIN,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
FRANCIS LlEHER,
JOHN SLOSSuN.
JNO. W. ALLEN.
JAMES ". BEEKMAN,
JAMES NELLY,
JOHN GRAY,
Il. G.. MOORE,
! 80. c. DiMSiICK,
hUt. GOODALE.
NAi. LAlAlbEER, IT,,
MILLER l. CARPENTER,
DREW n FRENCH.
BAKERS A VAIL,
DUNNlsG * PALMER,
T.. VI. HARRISON 8 CO.,
II. Il. CAvERLY,
ALLAN BROS,
;. Il. MAgBA1T,
NJ. BODlNE,
X. BURhnALTER,
J. ID. SLOAT,
NJ. II. B. TOTEM,
DENNIS HARRIS.
SAMUEL WTLLETT.
JOSEPH d. VARNvM.
4. l.. sfLONfk,
JAMES w. WHITE,
DAVID LANE,
JONAS SOMEHOW,
ADOLF q. DUNN,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN,
JOHN q. STONE,
JOHN y. LAWSON
EDWARD WALKER,
JOHN A. MARTIN,
THOS. 4. VAN DfUREN,
WILLIAM GRAiDON,
JOSEPH GRAFTON,
JOHN c. PETERS,
LAIIMER BAILEY,
". IL. ORINNELL.
CHAS. II. RUSSELL,
ROBERT :. HOWE,
y. +. CURRY,
JOSIAH CAKES,
ANTHONY GuKENSON,
p. 4. SHERWOOD,
OTIS ID. SWAN.
JOHN ". EDMONDS,
O. =. DORIAN.
X. l.. GILBERT,
W. b. bUrrDs.
NATHANIEL SMITH,
JAMES BROWN,
HENRY DAY,
J. COOPER LORD,
John 4. CONO.ER,
SAMUEL b. WHITE,
RICHARD KELLY,
CHARLES FOX.
SOLOMON J. JOSEPH,
GEORGE RICARDO.
JOHN W. THOkNE,
SCER h. GREEN,
WIN MOIR.
ROBERT MEM.
CHARLTON T. LEWIS,
sIuISMUND KAUFMAN,
ALFRED W. COFFIN,
GEORGE W. Able,
". X. STEWART,
...-nl Inn lrnH othlYs
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DR. GRANTS SEEDING CRAPS, IONA and
i-rAfLr. nro worthy 81 attention Of ovry desiring 20
Plant yne. fri ike best kinds md vines most
hsrdy Of al tie nsis,s tor fol account send stan
G. w. ORASf. lona, nrar frskskiN,
Wr.tche,ter Co.. y. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
\ SEWN. Machine.

Is entirely noiseless.
PATENTED DEVICE prevents Its being turned back
ward.
The PATENTED NEEDLE cannot be set wrong
The PATENTED HANNA and FgILER and BRArpKR cauno,
be set wrong.
II runs faster than any other
1t will never drop a stitch.
II Is the only practical Machine which ALL can use
II doessfhe finest and work ever known and
all varieties Of family sewing in the most perfect manner
No other machine takes the "TvnrEp LooP Srlrcur
II cannot be adjusted or got out Of order
IL uses the "KoTATING Hook !"
Whatever the merits Of other machines II is no dspar
agenent to say the Wilcox Gibbs 10 worth for family
use double that Of any other offered to the public
The Gold Mccall at the American Institute and numer.
ous First Premiums at State Fsfs and at the meeting.
Of Mechanical aud Scientific Societies all over the world
among its trophies.
II IL new the Great Leaaipg Family sesl Ing Ma.
chine ail over the WeP.a.
L. CORNELL co,
l33 Lake ST., Chicago, H.,
General Agents for the North-W eetern states.
MRS. II. C. MARTTr AGENT
At Runners Music Store, Main ST. las. 4th and 9Th
heoknk. septl+llm
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E>OR SALE-Atwo story House. frs

II ~ wv StoI AIVuho, HIst
story brick, with frame story above, the nor tn
half OF lot in block &c., corner Of 18th aud John
ston. Price $3.50 cash. IT. b. TEN. EYCk Apt
septe
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A Wonderful Cure Already /,

-, vefay ths' nave HAD sore eyes fur Is years
Hndfor the last three years have not be. All. 10 read
newspaper anything else. During thI. tj,e was M,
der the treatment Of three celebrated Eve n,tnr. IL
;, e le or no sooa. then tried country physician,
unaa' ,ea mat would go blind Al last Dr. Gov
49, st,IfA ~ Town ana put myself under his trea,
nent This shout four a, s,d am ~ 80 ~,
10 real fine print ssli write ~ well a. eyer a, IL
,, 80 49, 49,, " iuAm.Asl"n. and am pursuing m,
- a. seii tss e'eI, e'.h sA@.ly Recommend him
w - As nils'.s OF tha, disease zen have refer
- - 'i,r a.o'e " npp!ing 70 Iret4s citizens here
eFPeifolth fhANhLlN BRADHAA. Itssopfrl
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now made. fHe sekirt, shesbcst skirt
hssine bought our stock some ron,bs n.,u a, .
rise we are prepareto them A. low ~ se
Give US call before purchasing elssuh.r.
sure we can please you. e"hefe, ior We are
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NOTICE.
DIR. l.. N. COWTHOy

Having recently located in the town of Pennington 50
iefts the patronage OF citizens In and country III
Processes TO give full satisfaction 10 the disease aecte
with Caneer sore Eyes, Deafness White ng cling scr
ula Piles, all stages Of Liver Dseases BroicEitts n
Phthi~ and ell other diseases that systems are sui
"a in all their complicated forms and Cesss
ei - sot ~ its <rtrssss last stare
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
DEL.SVUE.1T LIST
Of Lots and Lands In fhe
City Of KeOkstk,

IN N,na iaAes are dus And unpaid fcf the year 1854
= auIvh !" inc ,aass SCI io'th below, there IL
Isl On racn Lot, Oh fraction OF iot, aud upon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14
Or SALE-A one story Brick Dwell.

- ing House, with two rooms and large basement
Kitchen. and part of lot situated 9th and 10th
streets on Des Moines Title good or no sale Price
S4oo. lseptl0dl Ii. B. TEN-EYCK, ACT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-14

TOR SALF-Lots Z, s and 8 in Block
Il Price $3.50 for the three or each will be .od
separately if desired. Title good no sale
seIt20 II. b. TEN-EYCK Agt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-20
Proyt>JOus.

Extra Sugar cured Hsms, and plain Hams
sides, md ShseIdsfs, Drisd Besf. Bsiegni o
D. 8. FORD & BRO.
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Pye StunS,

NIADDER, Indigo, Blue vitriel. Ext log
wi wood. Alum, &C., 10, just received an
OF sale By - D. g. FORe 4 BRO c
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-20
Stone Fruit Jars.

OF the best quality. witheorks an
~ caps. for sale By.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-20
Notice.

NTAKY Ellen Grover and Elisha Grover,
lNl late in the State Of Massachusetts,, heirs
of Elisha Grover, late of Gallia county. Ohio,
deceased, are hereby notified that Ebenezer R.
Grover;;A administrator with the viii annexed,
of said Elishs Groyers deceased, did, on the
18th day Of September. le64. file his petition
10 the Probate Court. within and for the
County of Gallia and State Of Ohio, against
them and Harriet Thankful Grover, asking
for the sale Of the south half of the west half Of
the north west quarter Of section seventeen
IN town seven, Of range one, in Mercer county
rag debts Of said testator, aud the residue of
the proceeds TO be distributed according to
HE viii. -
Said retition. will stand for hearing On the
22d day Of October, 1864. 80
EBENEZER R.GRoFER, Adm r.
Sert. q, lee4.A4w =
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Building Materials.

cash, Doors, Nsils, 81 ali sizes, white
- Lead, Linsesd OIL, A Pstty, For sale
at the store, eeraes ccuvt ssd Third street
D. 9. FORD 4 BRe.
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Boat Stores.

Sheet Gum Packing, assorted sizes
Sonnra
Hemp Packing Yarn.
Cotton Packing Yarn.
Signal Lanterns.
Globe
Pear
Deck Booklets
Water
Serubbing Brushes
Scrub BrooEas.
Coal ShcTefs
Canvass.
Hatehets.
Axes
Screw Wrenehes.
Fire Brick.
Fire Clay.
Oakum.
1peer Rope.
Bell Rope.
Cotton Nope.
Nanilhs Rope, an sizes
Wrought and Out Spikes, al sizes.
Clineh and Cot NEils5 81 Sues.
For sale BY
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FRUIr
2 q q 3 8 8
G. N. PALMER,

"a Offers for the Fall trade, at the CALI
e polls. Nursery, the best stocbef FFUit
Trees ever ef-ssd in Southern Ohio.
$4,000 Apple Trees, two year old. from
q gsh.aI9 cts eseh, $500 per 100, $1,000 per
e, eh, SID per 100, go per 200. Dwarf Ap-
pl. Trees. Is t0 % sts. tash.
10000 Pesch Trees ore year from buds
and very 6ne Of sif the lesdung varieties in
~ultivstfon, 20 cts each, SIS 90 per 100
$1,59 per .DoO. Alse q large stock Of Pears
staAe sfd, 20 cts. each. dVsrf trees, IS cts.
each, Cherry trees 80 cts esch. Plum % cts .
each, Apric9ts 80 cts. each. Eesssrfnss IS
ess. each, Quinee % eis eecfs.
BFER0kEENs.
Baissm Fiy, Norway Spruce Aastkan Fine
Besslesk Silver FisS American Sprice, Dwarf
Bcx and Tree Boz
GsAPg VINES.
Delaware, Concord, Diana. Hattf6rd Pro-
Iffe, Clinton Rebeees, Vsion Village, Cfeve-
ling IT aylors Bullot, To Kstou, Cslsw b, EFa:
bella, Carigues, Northern Muscsdine, Log9ns
Cuyahors, ASiendac, at low rates.
SMALL FRUITS.
have very extsndve noek OF Currsnts,
GoOseberries, Raspberrjes, BhEkberries, Rheu-
barb or Pie Plant, -Aspsssgss roots, and all Of
the leading varieties Of strswbefaes that is in
eultfvatios. During the moths Of ScPten-
Der and October, shall Offer q very choice
collection Of Bulbs, Tulps, Eyaeinths, Gre
euses, Show drops And q good steck Of
Roses and Green House Piantsl Those wish,
ing to save money and get eooi trees, sheuid
come, os send their orders 10 the Gallipohs
Nursery; or orders sent to the GslliPslis Post
Office, will meet with ProHsPt attention.
DesesirtIve Catalogues furnished 20 al aP-
Blieanb grAtiss Send for one and examine
my prices. O. N. PALMER,
@ Fursgyrnsn.
Avg. Is. 1854.
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SutIers, Goods.

A LMONDS, Or. Nuts. Pea Nuts. Filberts,
n Raisins. Cove Oysters. Lobsters, Com
mon Candies, Fancy Candies. Gum Drops,
Chewing Guano, Canned Fruits, Sardines,
Catsup,' Pepper Sauce. Lemon and Fanilla
Extracts. For sale in Quantities TO suit
d. S. FORD 4 BRO.
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BOUNTY MONEY

THE understgned gives his exclusive st
tention tOthe collection Of Bounty Money
Back Pay of discharged soldiers. Pensions
&C. Address him in p-rson or by letter. or
fee, lower end Of Public Square. f
Buys discharged soldiers' claims.
@. J. MENAGER,
Sent rs. 1862. Att at Law
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House for, Sale.

THE Frame House on Court etrsst, b<twsea
! the residences Of Mr.. Scatsefday and A.
Henking. containing ssx roomss sAid House 70
,e removed from il present bcation. Price
$500.
For psrtisslass. enquire at
SCOT. !, ls6I.
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Baker,s Chocolate.

vy-Ehavea verr Superior article Of Cboee
larssto vhieh We inv.ts the attsln tioD
of co nsulne-e. D.. s. FORD q BRO
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Is64
MackFreI.


4 WANT Butter. Eggs, Dry Fruit, Feathers.
Rags. Beans, Mspfs SusaS. Bees Wax. Corn
Meal, Flax Seed, and country Cheese ] pay
cash. JNO. A. ROBINSON,
~ Lower side Public Square.
March 81, 1864. sta.i 90 81 L7-I
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-05-14
HAWKE HEDEAS.

The Dubuque Herrldsays potatoes are
coming down" in that region. Here in
this locality they are coming up-up out
of the ground, slowly, but coming. -
What difference il climate a hundred
or two miles Of geographical surface make :.
Last Tuesday, passenger on the steam
er Cutter, for Idaho, tcll from the guards
near Guttenburg, and was SsownedE His
name was John Hanson, and he was from
Ailwaakee.-NeGreger News.
We understand that citizen Of this
place, while sulnsing himself, onemornins
not hong since, with pair Of spring hand.
cuffs, fastened them on his wrists. After
becoming tired of the amusement and
thinking the key handy, asked to have
them taken of, when to his astonishment,
it was found that the sheriff had JUS laft
town, with the key in hispocketand Mould
net return until eyeniag--eonsequ
he wore the ornaments until the sheriff 3
return.-Glenwood Opinion A. - s.
To carry out the ruIa- On c6nsraries, the
new sheet to be Published here il ID b.
called The Constitutionalist. TAis i
Copperheadishly mal-appropriist papse
dessiRed and designed 70 give TIA nfraoss
appoFt 10 a EpntasassaeF whosa knsiaiancv
wAa aal5xply dma ID ltlaa nas,ae
III SzT5& - $3%ss.