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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

New York, July 27.
The Commercial has the following spe.
cial rom Washing ton. July eth:
Ten. Sanford received from the War
Department, last night. COPY of Solicit.
or Writings opinion respecting the draft
of To-day men and the decision of State
N accordance Herewith. II is length )
document. and is understood to be ad-
verse to Gov. Seymour's theory. |. il
also modified the rulings Of the Proros,
Marshal General on some points. The
quota of New York cannot be Elled with
iO0-day men.
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Louisville. July 81.

HuuiSViHe, July II.
Last night u elevea o'clock, ss Gibson
Mallory. State Senator. vas returning
to his home, about Eve miles from the
city, in buggy, accompanied by his son,
he Vas acoosled three miles out by man
in soldiers garb, who demanded where
he vas going. He replied, homo. The
soldier responded, ''you had better ~
back 70 the city at this time Of night. y
Mallory thsn started bis horse, ~here-
upon the soldier fred apoa him from ,
oasbine, killing him almost instantly.
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The Rs1aias = osa. asPAsrssn- Ia
diana Soldiers - vsss q Hens.
Cincinnati. July 27.

Cincinnati. July 27.
The remains Of Gen. McPhsrson m
rived here on the mail boat from Louis.
vile at s .. m. and were escorted by ,
portion Of the 18th regulars and the mill.
taFy Of the city to the Burnett House,
where they arc DOW lying in state and
viii ieave at P. Nd. for Clyde.
email party of guerrillas crossed the
Ohio near Roes' Landing, (lnd.) ON the
night Of the 25th and are nov engaged in
plundering citizens in that vicinity.
The candidates. Union and Democrat,
on the Indiana State ticket, have ad-
dressed letter to Governor Morton, pro-
posang to unite IN an appeal to the a..
thorlties to permit Indiana soldiers 70
retrrn to the State on farlough TO vote q
the approaching election.
The petition meets the hearty approval
Of Gov Norton.
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New Regiments fer One Year.
Harrisburr. Pa. Julv 81

Authority has been granted to the State
authorities BY the Secretary Of War to
organize new regiments OF volunteers for
one year under the last call OF President
Lincola for 500. 600 men.
The Governor will Issue his proclama-
tioo to this effect as soon a. ordered and
instructions are received from Washington
that full companies OF volunteers for one
year will be at once received.
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PLANK.WALK NOTICE,

10 lac ors<rs ~ axy Of the foiieisg Described Lsts.
meeting Of the City Council OF the city Of Keokuk
ned July 18th, 1894, the following resolution was
adopted
hesoivtd That c~uers of lots and 10 block Iss and
I1es ana picx IiS be dir ect 10 have plank walk
eet VICE lad IN front Of their respective lots on
I'm sre~t Also, THAI the Of lots and block
io be directed 70 have plank four feet wide laid
~ 'front.' d thrir Respective lots Blosdesu street Said
walks 70 be laid within % days from date
b 3. MERRIAM
1ulyzl-dlH Clark Of Council vi clty Of keoknk
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st. Louis July II.
The Democrats Ft. Leavenworth special
says the Indians have attacked our trains
and DESTROYED large amount of stores on
the Santa Fe route.
Gen. Curtis has but small force in
that region, but is raising militia for SER
vice against the Indians. He has created
the district of Upper Arkansas, including
Forts Riley, Larned, and Lyons, and Is.
signed General Blunt to command, Who
leaves for the feld at once. Defensive
movements are making rapid progress.
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The Fight at ndartiasssrg- Gel. nGalli.
gan Killed.

NeW IoFk, July n.
A Ma'tinsburg dispatch OF the e6th
states that after hard fighting in the
streets Of Asrtinsburg our forces were
compelled to retire.
Col Mulliga, was killed in the battle
Of Sunday.
A Wheeling dispatch Of the 26th states
that Gen. Kelly tslsgrapbed to General
Bereman on the night Of the 25th tha,
Crook had desperate fight With Early
near Winchester, was defeated and was
refreshing on Hsrper's Ferry.
A fight was reported on Sunday at
Bunker Hill, in which General Muliigan
and Lieut.. Nugent were killed. There 10
great excitemen. in " heeling.
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AL RA0roa4S Destroyed but 0ns-xhG
Rebels UAabls - Retreat.
Especial to Herald
Nashville, July a6.
Sensation dispatches dated Atlanta %,
published in western papers lately, have
created a false impression. We have no,
yet occupied Atlanta. II is believed here
We have done better than that, and ara
keeping Hoods army, which appears to
have been much chagrined regarding the
fight Of the 2od.
There has been no lighting since the
22d inst.
All railroads leading from Atlanta, ex.
cept the Macon road, have been des.
troyed.
There appears to be no disposition on
our part to hasten the occupation Of At
ianta. Other things can be done than
attacking The enemy in their works. and
Sherman il mot likely to force aD engage
ment in which the enemy will have very
great sdvantage.
Reliable info rmation is received tha,
every thing is go ing on right.
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Blsek.ds Runner Destroyed.

Philadelphia, July 81.
The steamer Bermnda has arrived from
the vest gulf sqssdron, and reports the
destruction Of the blockade runner Nata.
gords off Galveston BY the U. 8. steamer
kanawha.
The Matsgorda had a cargo Of 700
bales Of cotton.
The Bermuda stopped at New Orleans.
Gen. Sickles intended to return North in
her, but being sick his departure was de.
layed.
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New York, July 81.
The Commercial says gentleman from
Frederick says there vas much excite
nent there on Monday and Tuesday. The
government had removed the stores and
wounded, and the inhabitsnts we're pre-
pairing TO leave.
The enemy vas known to be south oi
the Biue ridge, and it vas feared they
would cross At Point Of Rocks and push
for Frederick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

A COOP RrDDANcE.-The National
Intelligencer informs the public that the
people of the United States are indebted
to Senator Sumner for the repeal of every
statute of the United States in any way
sustaining or recognizing slavery.
That is q consummation which we re-
joice to chronicle, and taken in connec
tion with the emancipation proclamation
of the President, and the abolition reso
luton of the Baltimore Convention, ths
most radical of our anti-slavery friends
may thank God and take courage.
The Shareholders rebelled against th.
Governmen ent in the interests of slavery
and now We rejoice to see slavery suffer
ing the penalty.
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Especial to Post.]
Washington. July 4

6sSn, suiy 4ss
Advices from the Upper Potomac rep-
resent some Of Our forces returned to Mar
tineburg yesterday.
Csvairy skirmishing has occurred st
Willismsport.
Il 10 untrue that the rebels occ upy
either Frederick or Hagerstown.
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w A NTE D.
At the PhRsei.r Sf0ce W,os.xcs.
Twenty Apprenesces.

We will receive inso cur WORKS twenty more fsxs =,
yosng men, = apprentices TO the trade OF Stove pI.f
li Hole. are Moulding Meme need apply who are not
elgnssco year. OF Age cr older Applications BY hnors
se sAsizsactory statements 70 general habits M
training, and will guarantee fu6inent on the mart =
pAy I'VE dollars per week for the rst year with AN In
reass o. one dollar per week for each Subsequent yesr
Dat snonid ne security - unsatisfactory one dollar rel
s1e me above weekly wages all pecunisry re
spousfbilsty on our part This win he the lat oppor
nty 70 learn the trade In establishment We ex-
pect TO Be able our works with ou iour
seynse anAApprenetcs force IN the future
We want also ten Steve Plate Mcaders to work either
Dy the year or on piccework to whom we will pay the
hieaess wages COLLINS, C0MsT0CK co,
1uiyz0d Ouincy 1lliuniS
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General Av.rill Rspsrtsa Dead.

Philadelphia, July 81.
The Bnlletin says We hear from source
that We cannot doubt, that = dispatch ~,
received yesterday evening At the Wsl
Department, saying that Brig. Gen,
Averill bad becn killed, and that General
Early's force in the valley Of Virginia
had been reinforced By Cen. A. p. Hills
corps, umbsring shout two thousand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

E There can be no reasonable doubt
but that the copperhead party will unite
on peace policy in the National Conven-
tion at Chicago.
The leaders Of the party are nine-tenths
of them in favor of that course at heart.
and will yield very gracefully to the de-
termined front which viii be presented
by Wood, Vallandigham l. Co., in favor
Of peace and humiliation.
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~The New York News, B en-. Woods'
psrer, is ju.ilsus over the fne prospect
of the triumph Of the Peace wing Of the
Party in the Chicago Convention.
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Sale sf Osniseatsd Property.
Especial 70 Commercial.1
WAebinotor

washington, July II.
Marshal Lamon advertises to-day aD
auction Of more Of the con6scated prop
srty IN this district, owned BY Grover 3
Thomas, Il. II. Lewis, Thos. w. Grier,
Oscar Rought. Trusten Po'k and VIM
Smithson the sale 10 take place Monday,
the 9th Of August next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

EHIaRArrs "A large number Of emf,
grants, mostly Germans and Norwsgisns,
arrived from Chicago yesterday, having
como direct from the Old Country, and
are nov W their way to the ooustry.-
They were hard as,ed, bnvoy 81. snd
ssspsd . have ylsaty q spseis. Da..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

@ New potatoes. our citissns will be
surprised 70 learn, are tribe higher il
R.chaoad than lhsy ars ia Ksoksk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

@ Prime samples Of white women
bring the sum Of one Hundred dollars in
the Trebisond slave market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

AN ARMisrrCR-As six months armis-
ice with traitors is the plank upon which
both wings Of the Copperhead party will
unite in their platform at Chicago.
Thus the armistice proposed and adop.
ted as part of the Constitution of, the
Democratic Club of jackson Township,
and subsequently, repadiated by them
through the pettifoggery of commit.
tee of lawyers is soon to become the Ma
tional faith of the entire Copperhead
party.
Their plan is to suspend the war, per-
NIT the rebels to streng hen themselves
in the Border States, and then abandon
the war and concede the independence ol
the Southern Confederacy.
The Copperheads hold out this prospect
to the rebels in advance in order 10 en-.
courage them to fight on and continue
their wicked war against the Govern pment,
during another desperate campaign.
Vallandigham and Long have trium.
phed, and even the New York World con-
cedes this leading measure Of tie Peace
wing.
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Me- York, Julr ~.

- Nsv Yofk, July 81.
~ - sAslion sals o. a5 900 tons oi
coal to-day prices ranged from elO 70 sI2
per tn.
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tuly2i-di4'
CPECIAL NOTICE.-To whom itmav

~ Concern. Notice Is hereby given that myself and
wife caroias A. Cabss have mutually separated from
bed and board aud that have paid her full for all
claim fer dover siinony support for herself and
child and that will be responsible any she
NAY contract All persons are, therefore, cautioned
against either trusting harbsring her my credit
juy9nw GEO. CABUS.
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7 AND FOR SALE have LOS
(NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Pbe

Copartnsrshp heretofore existing under thu Arn M
Roche Bbee T. this day dissolved hy mutual
All outstanding debts and claims are assumed by q
Roche who viii continue the business the old stand
r. u. ROCHE
G. Il. BISBEE
hankini icr the liberal patronage bestowed upon
hrm respectfully solicit continuance the same 10
Mr. Roche shall still remain welcome old friends
sad - many nsw ones choose to call
tulylSdiv c. p BIsBER
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n Q TIcE
CIsax's Ovy1cr. LEE Cocxrr, Iowa. ,
n. MApfsON. July u lSga

CE8k6 Uxffck, LIZ CuCNff, Iowa.
n. MADEsos, July y, iSes. /
Notice h hereby given that In accordance Nm ~ -
pressed wishes OF rgs number Of the citirena al -
cuunty, His Homer Judge Springer has set ase the s
August fern of the District Court Of Lea county q Eo
Grand Jurors empannelled for the ysar 1as4 40 X
Qsa - appenf wftAout further notice % Uora.v ~
- az o. December next, 1t II o'clock 4 H. Pett %
CHA1LE9 pOYRR
july1b dStAwlt C1sk ptsG Cowt IeCS- -
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MlDNIanT DEsPATcnEs

The 1aiA Hsmbug.
New York. July 90.
The Commefciafs special says the War
Department ssys that The raid i : hmm
bug.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-

~ sHIP-The copTtner~hip heretofore existing
der the name and style Of w. H. Austin Co was dis
solved by Limitation time ago c. Henry Albers
alone Is authorized TO tine Arm in liquidation
W. III. AUSTIN
iuly22d3t C HENRY ALTERS
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4 DMINIsTRATOKS NOTICE

Inc undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
ssfor upon the estate of William Hunt deceased at.
oi Montross township, Lee couoy Iowa All persons
holding claims against said estate will please present
hem immedaieiy. l. HoLLINGsw0RTH
Jmy<od@w Administrator.
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VOTICE.-Notice is hereby given ,hat

- ~ sse Withdrawn from and longer partner
- s Alpine eSea Company, the Kecknk Coal Asssk
=, an ana tnaa have sold my interest In the same 70
" nien ard that will he responsible for anv
made or liabilities incurred by either of said
Yn - irom TINS date. J. W. RoDEFER
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"ANTED-A Miller, Engineer and
w Flour packer to be employed in the keoknk City
Mills To good, competent steady employ yment
guaranteed Enquire vf c. III. ALBLLS;
tuiy2ldlw AT PoIioekfs Store. us Main st
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Nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.


SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS ARE
- STILL of2kRED At
A1nettps Popular. CELERY
70 thcse Wishing Photographs or Amhrotypes. Eyerv
sffenfaon shown customers and rfxs Work Warranted
= @. HAMLL. Photographsr
East side Sd, bet Main and johnson Strrcts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
NOTICE.-A Fine Brick Ra.;d.n..

~sa ~ scfes cf lana all improved and inst mt
soe she co3Pofnte limits Of keoknk for sale verv
any one wfshing desirable residence at q barr.ir
Enquire Of x m.nT
jniy2s-itf No Fstss Hon.. -,
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nIsSOLUTION OF COpARTNER.

~ sHIP.-The firm of Bower TeHi-Hyck il dissolved
by mutual consent Beverly b. Bower pays all indebt-
eness, and Is entitled ali claims Of lsftnership All
persons owing the firm requested pay Beverly B.
Bower at once BEVERLY b. BD1ER
julyfSdim L. ". TES-ETCK
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COPARTNERsHIP NOIICE.-The

~ undersigned have formed aeepartncrship ander the
and style Of HAMILTON HUIsk kMr for the Iu--
pose Of ran-acting the wholesale Boot and Shoe Lzs
Mt the Old stand Of B. Y. Moody c.. No Main
street. b. F.HAMBLETDS,
iulya-l3w H. G. HUIskAMP.
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Rebel .as-ssy Cassmos Escape.
Everything Progressing
Favorably.
FRon ATLANTA.

All Railfssas Destroyed but ons-TAs
Rebels Unabls te Retreat.
1GAnnsnl Ho-~ll
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8 sHACIrF( PILLS.!
IMPORTANT ToLADlEs

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c REAT ERICAN EDY."
DE. HArvey'0
hrc OF ERIN q r N q e Pills.
* HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION Or STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoriag the system to perfect health when
suffer ng from special affections, Proapsus Uteri,
the Whites, Or ot0er weakness of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills Gro perfectly harmless on the
constitu,ion, and may be taken BY the mott del
icate female without csuslng distress I; ~ the
same time - ct like = charm.
by strengthening, invigorating and restosing the
system to = healthy Conditions ad BY hringina on
on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arse. Tho, should however NOT te taken the
first three Or four months of prcgnscy, though
ssfs IT any other time, as miscarriage weuid be
the result. Eaen box contains 70 pills. Price 81.
Dr. Harcsy's 7ssssses on dissases 81 FsMsates.
; PSgxosey, 1ssca-rsoge, Barresaess, INersls-
~, ksprodscsio~ and Absss Of Aotsrs, Nj
and emphstscally the LADiss Pal. ArD ksDacAl
ADvIssn, pamphlet OF ~ pages, ssnt Tree 70 ~
address. Six cents required 20 pay postage.
The Pills and Book will bs sent ~ mail,
dentialy, when desired, securely sealed, ssd pre-.
paid on receipt Of money BY
J. BRYAN, n, D., 0snSrsl Assss.
7e.Cedsx street, New York.
Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
smith : Dwyer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
]. J. WELLS Agent Davenport.
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Michigan Central Railroad.

Crcot C,nsra. Route to Ms,o York. Ne.o England
So and the Csnadds. 80
I'm AND AFTEa SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
18th, 1868, trains will lesve the Great Cen.
tel Union Depot, foot Of Lske street, rs followss
8 50 n, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
$50 i'm; rorcn' las p IN Suspension bridge
4O5 . IN Bsf 40 5 90 p m, Albany 45 NJ,
Now ! ork so p IN, Boston IL 81 an.
5 ~ p IN, sat rdays excep Cd. Arrive In netrois
s o. a u, Toronto Is p M Sus, ensiCn bridge
AS M, Buffalo s 90 y m, Albany 8 -. New
lork Il So IN Bosten4 90 p m.
10 o. . m -sturdays and Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit IL 90 . IN, Toronto y % m,
Suspension Bridge = 10 pm AibUny ~ n,
New York IS p VI. Boston s 00p m.
ol1aC1nnAt1 TrA4nO
via Michigan Central X ~
l..,s Chicago ct 8 80 . N Mail Train. 70 90 Fast
Express The ~ 90 p m Train lea Ting Chicago
runs through TO Cincinnati without change OF
R.ttan's Patent ventilating and Warming
A.s,stus On I'll Jars Of this Company. An elegant
Srokers' Car, with Euchrs Tables, has lately beea
adle "a 70 day trsins Patent sleeping Cars on
I'M t,s,as. Baggage Checked Through.
fhroueh Tickets for sale 1t oil prins,p.l Rail
ma Ones il the W oct, It the 1enefai ones,
eoerer Lake and Ds,sbora streets, (under sns
Tom ont Mouse, J chicago, and - the depot.
r. N. RICE, General rupt.
nc. WENTWORTd d, ueasral Western Fsss
>ms tshieA1,. ooCv.u
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Foe sssh shases q additional shafssof Accents
osr sqssrsiwilt 6spads: .. : 80. -. .
Nesiess " ~wAnts, "iost, /" "founes = "ts ssut,"
"to lst.~ h.. mot stcssdins fons lines Inserted
asssisss sossssS ssiil ~ sAasssa Afsy ssass in
Editorial sSslsss shssgsl fer % thssssssf Is
ssnts rifhe, or sevsn words, and spssiAl notice
q 10 coats ~ iihs, or 50 cents . hns pr week.
All aotiees for religious and benevolent puE.
poses Will b charged 6ne-third Of regular =
Obitaasy notices except simple sanssncsmsdss
Of dsaAh, oae-half rAtss. ~ s-a-a.. Il as
Advertisements not accompanied with instrus"
tions will - iHssrtsd aatl forbid and chasgsdas-
oordlsg3y. 2y.-Is4
Advsstissmssts discontinued before thse1piSs..
tion Of The tins eostracted fo'. will be charged
idv.rsiss~sss. from abroad nsStbe paid 70!
sssovseeyt - s8csnSs, n isss from spprovsd
Agsate. 49, :. ea..
Advestiseosstsi inserted asxt 70 reading natter
80 PEI eat. ~AvaasD on the sb0ve fatss, and seps
Let "a pages, % pr cent. sdvsnos on rsesiss
Alltsaasisat Aavsstissnsatsn must bspsid Tor IN
Adssstissnsussihssrss IN weekly o. reasons
DEMOCRAT NEWS.
G,ZETTE COMPANY.
II lNRY fischer. 1850 "a
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STGF,T HOTEL

YnONT STRkkf, DnTW kkN BkADf NAM
JOHN MEYER,. Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOB TIE
T. travelling public and city boardsrs a all
tunes in tho most o. tisfaotory manner.
The table will DO supplied with the best the
market a6crde, and tho rooms and beds Will be
kept in the most pleasant manner.
i% Warm meals at all hours.
Wines Il Lilo mOls
Of oil kinds and Of sbest quality constantly ON
hand. - jyl4-dtf III
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Q a N - u M - II Z q M
CAN az cu0e

The advertiser, . Physiciah II thirty yeafS ex-
perience, in the tire Atnent Of Lung Diseases,
bronchitis, ssthaa, TO-, but now retired from the
practice, 10 issiroul OF impsrting his experiences
BY difusing information invaluable to suffering
hum anti y. and which has Cared thOusanas.
The same medicine gill no do Tor all. He will
send Prescriptions, With fall directions for use,
sdapted to each paEtieular and will surely IT.
feet cure. Tar hit will cost you nothing-a
stamp required for postage. Address.
Il. LONE, n. A.. Box 6070, New York City.
IL. WELLS, Agent, Dsvsnpsss.
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Ch,esse AL ,task lslaal 8allros

WIN HW AH844 y No eS11W 1850
: srAN ara Gn hONUAI, NOV. 10. 1873.
~ aatil tustAsi aosiee, trains WI isavs
Osvssp port daily, Sundays sssepssd, - fosioss'
1t nail train at........ ..ss ........ - 4.
q night sxpEsss. .e..v =
copied, . follows:
Lat night express A.. .I.eo A. =
81 daily express snd mail train Of. 1910 Z. =
All sfssss over this sonts are in Iirect connexAo
non ,easo With srAins over both the Miohieaa
Ssthwn. MieAigaa Osasssl, Piusbsfs, Fort
Veyns, sad Chlsees Rsiirssd y and from Ds
.1s' Tsia1A. oea1nbas, Oleveloaa, Oinsiaoesi
SssSsce. 0saSigk. Ealebs, klaeasa eaales AlhA'
=: Hsv Yea, Pells1sa1bis, sa's.sss - WssA
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IN beeeaae. alse sepevsafs eickses ssfass sse
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Lsobes Bay. s
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The psss,s WashsueeSs sptcssi ssys sbsse
ore over eVeotv nvo ulllloA dollsso II ehe
treasury. and II il ru0ored that hr. Chase
will ere long cell part Of it for notes to ap
ply 10 the expenses Of the war.
The Washington Repubstcss Of yesterday
10 authorized TO state that the reports that.
communication between Knoxville ana
Cumberland Gap 10 cut off, snd nearly eli
| East Tennessee In the possession Of the
rebsls, 10 untrue. ss-a s,5s