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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

~ - Itis said that the Provost Marshal
u 81. Louis has discovered nest Of trait
Or, and = grabbing the scevndrels. The
frm Of Won Phul, Waters A Co. has been
arrested and their store closed. Amona
other matters it 10 said that the source
whence the incendiaries engaged In burn
ing boats On the Mississippi got thei,
funds, has been ascsrtainsd. r. 80. ~
trust the guilty wretches viii b treated to-
short shrih and = strong halter. What hor.
rtd torture would sxpiats such . crime,
We hope that part Of the report Il correct.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

young bellies have taken their pouifiane =
clerks, &C., in the stores, poss-oMooyAnl
printing-omce while there are many 6oss
Who ars waiting, ready = oncs . taks -
places Of u Who may ystso = - Asad."
Spring and winter wheat IA Unioa 69un-
y stves promise of IN abundant haf3sat
They never looked bettsr at tAis ssasea a
the year. sosays the Anon Nse;sssI
A saddle and harness maker u wan1cd 4
The fouriahing little village Or Afssa, md
few day laborers. ti5.u sifa1 iteslb
Prof Humphrey, Of Cedar Rapids, -
rscsiyed the appointmsnt Of Chaplnin y
ahs l2th lbwa regiment. ra ani45a i@
Capt LONG sAors and LissapA. Ward ~
raising : company in Warren Souney, q
one hundrsd-day men,, They are BON s1-
psfienced 'oflicsrs, and 1ws hope tAsy VIII
succeed IN raising ! cethp1ny.s Old War
rsn has done nobly; but ~ knowsAe win
not stand back now. even though u taks
EVERY man within her borders acaDoble q
bearing arms TO fill this company Shs
will never dishonor the name Of WA1Hm.
Mesrs. Miller = Duncan are esttiag up
: company Of hundredoday mon . Alba
The Ussio~ says ''thsrs = - county n -
state that viii moro heartily ~ readily ~
spond to this call, than win llouse~c
It seems that the srops sseut g. touia.
are suffering for r1in.u II ~ st. Isouisitss
win send - some mir Weather. - WI
give then II exchange. = l&tls s'wsk,s ~
heye ~ abundance 81 ~. aEadA ando
spare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Gen. Msade's Account Of His Last Cam.
- paigs.
New York. Jan. -

New York, Jan. Z.
The N. 7. Tribune publishes the fol.
lowing:
The Rev. S, A. Hale, of Dover. N. H..
recently visited the Army Of the Poto,
mac aud called on Gen. Meade. He writes
toa New Hampshire paper that he asked
Meade to explain his last campaign, and
the General was kind enough to do so as
follows
went over the river to fight. and il
my orders had been obeyed am confident
that Lees army might have been defeat
ed. hy plan was 10 cross at Germani.
Ford. take The road to Orange Court
House and push on rapidly, and if Lee
should send forces to stop me to attack
Ia" IN. force and destroy that portion Of
MS army before he could concentrate the
"hoie CT It to oppose me. But one of nv
corps commanders failed me. He was
commanded to march At 6 O clock in the
morniug. but did no, move I'll & o,c,ocL
lie was directed II Lee sent forces to on.
pose Inn to attack at once. Lee did send
Eseli down the Orsngs G. Il. road ;u.t
as expected, bnt my General stood ana
looked AZ him all day and did no, fight
80 we lost twenty-four hours, aud p.vr
Lee Notice and time to concentrate III
army, and TO take strong position which
could not be carried without great los,
ana risk Of losing our army. Such ,
hight would have damaged US and encanr.
aged the rebels and prolonged the war
and gave The order TO retreat.
Ihe cerps commander referred to /,
Ten. French, who was probably too drunk
to know or DO his duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
ss axIAwksrs.t
New Iorh Market.

se- Vert Jan. :.
Coaoa-Qutes st.a deefining VI 81 10 81 ~.
ftoaT--Firm vita gse4s demand. sztrs ss &c sS&
% - f,r Extss slase 81 1ogts IS Extra n. II. O,
81 -03Sa COT Trace frasds
~hi-kry-ss<sdf. se,s Ggte fos State snf Western.
whext--Frss ssa iitis fssoss esirg Sales ~ ~ ~
ISL - far shste~e spFiag. ~ ~ SSi ~ tg MI
wsuse. Tub, ~ -osl 81 Ansper AiiwAntee Cha 81
is5as. 81 Nieter Rei Western. u COS u Ga
for Aneef Aiehig@a
CORY etes shAse iss er Sales al 81 @ef&l 50 Ia
sesptns Ma.d Western Va stofe; 81 u very choice
sdesl; a. far dauiiiax-
o2ls-HesT yana - ace easier. Sales al $3.50 FOL
western.
Pork-F4tm md in good demand Sales al Sac @
fas ns~< $; 2ls COS - IS TT Did meas e22 nsw DO;
S.s 5ss5si % iar cid and prime; 3ie SoS
si2 prIme 81 also 1850 Bnls mess fot March
ST. 10 . ss2 81; ~ do. 60 5os 100 shls
fsr saae SIS So ~ shls. ihin meas, same de-
tiyerl. Sis So
beef-Stsay.
Cet Nes,s-rrn - 10 81 for shoulders and ioa
20 NJ ] Tor hams
Bel sf'ses-sirruer a. d In goet demand. Sales al
1870 boa a-t = 10 for western Cumberlxrd Cut
io fSr d. l6o eiszf ~ do long hams Il for City
Short ce.; Tie do cher. rib ed tsc do ionk cut hams
Dressed Hogss flfner. asgb for Western
Lrrd--Firwer. Il SI5s.; also so Dbl. for Jas'y
Il IS ~ 1900 eois. tr February l3a4isa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
PtnnuIrania Salt Manufacturing Co..
HAIR DYE HAIR BYE

u ATCHkLok'S eslotrsted HAIR DYE IL til Best
II "a tAs World The only Hsratsss 7rrs ssx Rsfs
sth Dye known. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfscs-
chxngH hed kas!y Gray Hair, 4stantiy fsIsss,
sset Sestral Brscs, ~itb0ui In uring the Hair
stnininx HE skn Saving the Hair sen and Brantiul
inParts rerh vitality frequently restoring ts pfestids
color, and feeiifes .ne i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. tn
ornuine - slgped ~iLLIAH A. BArcEELoa, All osAer'
are mere in and shouid be Hvoced. SOLD b,
ali DrugTists, &c. FACTURf-6i BAacLAr -Srxxrr
New YORK. BATcHrLoks Ma TPrLsr CHAM sos
DREssass TEE HAIA. ysdAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Funeral Of Arehsishep Iz.ghes.
New York. Jam.

Archbishop Hughes was buried to- day
from st Patrick's Cathedral. High Mass
vas celebrated BY Bishop Tinan Of Buff
talo Bi.hop McCloskey pronounced
the funeral discourse. Hundreds ef the
Catholic clergy wsrs present, and The Ca
thedral wa' crowded to its utmost limits
After the ceremonies his body was inter
red 10 a tomb oEder the Cathedral with
impressive religious exercises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
A Rebel Victory.
Cincinnati, Jan.

A special TO the Commercial from
Cumberland Gap, dated 9th, says that an
Overwhelming force under Sam Jones
attacked our troops at Janesviile, Va, on
Sunday. consisting of about 500 men
Alter desperate resistance our troops
surrendered, losing 80 killed, 80 wounded.
enc quo and two small howitzers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Dayton, Jan. Z.

rsss8 Lay w. ~oo. -
The inquest upon the body of Mrs.
kimppinger was concluded to-day, after
examining Samuel Stevenson, train des-
patcher, and Mr.. Brooks, operator Of the
depot Office in Cincinnati.
The testimony Of these two witnesses
conficted with that of the Carlisle opera
tor, who testified when he reported TO the
Cincinnati office that Potter was going
on the side track, he added, 'swait and |
will see" ga e
Brooks testified that he did not hear
the words wait and | will 20 and see.-
Stevenson said he acted upon the report
of the operator at Carlisle that Potter was
on the side track, and Immediately or
dered Sanders to leave Dayton.
The verdict of the jury was that the
deceased came 10 her death through the
negligence of Samuel Stevenson in no,
knowing certainly that Potters train was
al Carlisle Station, and held there with
positive orders to defer telegraphipg San.
ders to leave Dayton. The Carlisle ope
raior was dismissed this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
New York, Jan.

A letter from Harper's Ferry states
Cole Maryland cavalry have met with a
serious disaster, 81 out of rs men BEING
either captured or killed near Rectortown.
Va where they encountered an over
wheiming force Of rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Halifax. Ian -

me steamship Africa is signaled and
VIII arrive up in abou. two hours. Her
dates are three days lates than those al
ready received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

An important decision vas mads to-day
by the General Land Office. involving
the. title Of the ute Of the city Of Red
Bluff, California, in which Granville
Dali was claimant and the ;eitisssp Of Red
Blnff the contestants, the case being %
appealed one from the Register Of thd
Northern District Of that State.
The. dscisjoa il ayeree 70 the claimant,
Granville Dab, The sits iDcludes $50
acres Of land With several million Of dol
hrs worth Of improvemsnts.
Hon. Mr.. Woodbridge of Vermont haa
received telegram that the quota Of that
State is full, with eurplus Of go. be-
sides the fe-enlistiDg 10 The Geld.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Louisville. Jan.

The steamer Science was burned this
morning at Portland wharf. Her cargo
OF 6,veInment stores had been hnded
and was saved. Loss small.
All quiet below. Cold and showing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Baltimore, Jan. :

Gen. Butler passed through here las,
nnignt EN- route to Fort Monroe. 1t is un-
derstood be is clothed with ample powers
relative to the exchange Of prisoners, and
is cou6dent of success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
halifax,

Halifax, Jan. Z.
The steamer Chesapeake Vas placed il
admiralty to-day BY the Provincial Gov
eminent,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

Death Of Caleb b. amtsh-.-Me DRAFT In
indiana.
s Indianapolis, Jan. =.
Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Judge Of the
United States District Court, died this
evening. -
Indiana's quota for volunteers is full.
No draft here. @sFr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

FEN About, in a recent publication,
Gays OF an avaricious man, that cit had
been proved that after having kndled hii
Gre, Le stuck . cork in the end Of the
bellows to save the little wind that Wa
lleft il them" #A lit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
SURVEYORS oFYIcE, j
KectuR. iowa. u zly -, 1861.

HOTICE.-To ell persons hsriaE guns, reviewers
pistols, punitioss 81 q ATTY tsna fer sale
ordered 10 s-i dispose OF the vsihort 6rst
obtxtnthg trUss The anaeFstrnta ~ order OF
The Special Agent vf abr Treasury Department All
persons violating ts oref will btshie TO have
goo d. OF tfs leyefnrsent Of the
United States John SfANNUs.
maygs-ftf sGrseydr ald Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

@ A couple announce in the Provi-
dence Post their marriage, and add to
the notics-"No cards--nof aBy money
to get them vith.'I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Gcr,1nlfrfiuI.
ceAaEc1ED sally IT
s. II A M I l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,

t0oCorner Fourth and Aain Streets
OAfty8ArE Cfrs v,ynE,t
gRoKrK Jan, o, 1854.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
FLoUR--supefnae. % 90; spring Wheat Extra,
COIN MxAi.--sl $3.50 % = iso Is,
BxAS-el o5 per 100 bs.
SHIP sTUFY--sl 20 10 ii Is.
wnsAT-P.ii q sss - ring soca q 90 N.
RYE-70 to 75e
OATS-6SQe70. @t
GREkN APPLEs-6cet to IL
P0TArOks.-65 47oc; Reiaii csc per peck
BuTfEk-comnson toe. Choice, II to Ale; ret.iL
2GG25c
EGGS-t5alss-
ChICkEss-sf IS TO u So
LAKp--sk olotc.
WHITE BkANs -cemmon 10 rood IS 70 o. %
Prime Navy - sss e. 90
GAI.tuW-Sc
HAY-1imoshy ssooo, baisd, ass 90. Prairie
si5 Oh.
GnoCERaEs.
scGAR = Ne. Orleans fair. is.; prime IA;
ehoice los; New York, q, lstc; kes York, A, lsc;
crushed powdered III.
so.as - noa.s 7ss.ss; Golden syrup
C0FfEE-Kio AE35}.e; lava ~;
RlCE-st410c.
SODA amssiean, &c; Esgiish, TX 70 &c.
cAsDLEs-sssris . 10; Mould. iat 70 I4e
TEAs-qsuos Hyson 81 200 81 IS Imperial, u .
9ei 7ss Blara, st9si 81.
IoBAcCo.-U.rt sweet, 90 to s5es Mediam BnaAs
NAfLs-Best Brands % %, rates-
GLASs-exis Oity 81 5. rites
ookBAGE--istc % 1919.
PRUIT-Rsisins % 90 Is
sALT-i.Axe - s5ss3 20
FIsh-so.i Aaex.rsi, esss si4 50 70 u. 50.
&c. 90 90 Afs g ~ = q . :; o - = e
unsbls. No. Whit. Pisa o Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
Baltimore, Jan. 6

The Maryland Legislature me, to. day.
but neither house organized. A caucus
Is being held to night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

fsr TxLEsHAFB.
New York Money Market.
Nev rork. JAM 7.
Money has been very tight all day with active de-
maed at per cent.
Sterling haBse--Pnm at ieet.
Geld nrtser opetias al i5li' advancing to 1874,
closing xfrn ~ l69. slSi1
Government StoeSs--stf org.
s. 6ts 81 Coupons 1861.
= Treasury JOS Iu6i&loSt.
Stocls-Qacf hui -seac!.
U. 4. One Tear Certincs.<s, q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

Wh1tO4t1e14o . 0oa1g-1oavnl AHh3eo
--DsSsat efths Rebel Vhsslsr.
Especial to Tines.l
Washington, Jan. 6.
A bill will soon be introduced in Con;
gress repeating that portion of the Ons'
6scation Act which limits the possession
of property sold TO the natural life Of the
owners. This step is considered abso-
lutely necessary to afford protection to
purchasers Of con6scated property. IL
Norfolk rebels whose property has been
confscated are returning in large num-
bers and fixing the oath + allegiance and
reinstating tht Wselves in comforts aud
rights. ~ sse
Gen. Burnside has been ordered to New
York to await some sort of command
which is being cooked up for him.
lSpecial to Tribune.1
Washington, Jan. 6. q
At a caucus of the Republican menu
bers of the Senate held after Adjournment
to-day proposition to reorganize the
Committee on the Conduct of the War
was discussed.
Maj. Gen. Burnside did not leave to-
day as anticipated, being detained in CON-
plotting his report of operations while he
was in command of the Army Of the Po-
tomac.
Rumor says the statements Of the Gen
eral-in- Chief in bis recent report are con-
tradicted by facts and official dispatches
contained in the report Of Gen. Burnside,
and the public will be satisfied.
The statements made before the Com
mittee on the Conduct of the War will af.
ford sufficient vindication of Gen. Burn.
side.
Especial to World
Washington, Jan. 6.
The Committee on Ways and Means
had the Naval Appropriation Bill under
consideration to-day and examined Mr.,
Smith. Chief Of Bureau of charges aid
docks. at great length in regard to arpro-
priatlons for his branch of the service
Mr. Lenthall of the Bureau Of Construc.
too has been summoned before them
also MIR. Sherwood, Eugineer-in. Chief
1t Is expected TO get hold of some import
ant facts connected with the naval ser.
vice.
II has leaked out that official reports
put the Union loss in killed, wounded
anu missing at Charlottesville at the ap.
paliing figures OF $4,000.
The Worlds Chattanooga correspond.
ent, dating 29th. states the rebel Wheel.
er With large force of cavalry attacked a
train, capturing it for few moments
but the 4th Ohio and Goth Missouri
mounted infantry came up and dispersed
the whole rebel force. recspturing the
Tram and taking over 900 prisoners.
Baltimore. Jan. 6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

SYST = M-Ne~ and reliable treatnenf-in Reports
OF the HOWARD AsSOCtATIOE-sen By mail IN
letter envelopes, free OF charge Address Dr..
y. skILLIN HOtIGHTOE. Howard Association, No.
2 South Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
dec2-dAw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

=. - Jadxs ESsgnas declines II "a.
vance - us-1eminsiioa Of tho Denoorats
Of New Hampshirs for Governor, md the
surprised Dsmecrney - a1xiessly losl-
|ieg aound for ssueshing 70 tufs y.
-7------------ Il
~ The Lincoln logan county HM-
aid runs up the name Of Governor Yates
- the unconditional Usiens 0ndidats for
United State1 Senator II 1886. sssz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
sUaDRnEs.

LEAThEk-Seie ssa Is Harness 444<s.
hIDke-Dry fhnt 1871. dry sailed ~ q i5 Sr uhhy
hail prsse gees - 9t. green sheer peits lees
80 zs-ea aos s&iss lac.
sEhus--1imoth5 So 50 70 10: rtsx, ~ ou.
sEAIH EkS-1S go.
CHIEFS b-ttAnEa 10 to i6te
psEt LArfLE--xi sSSga b gross.
-dhkP-4 ~ t. - o. mead.
wuoL-Ii~&1 fao~ssnsd 5Jt5 sae. Unwashed Que
hiIj isss.
OfLS-Coxi OIL, Go 10 1oc, retail soc. Linseed OIL
IL e~ei e5, Lsfa 81, ssr4ei 10; Fish oii. ~ ~
3nnse AA-3te
VAT HoGs-s4 ~ - - ae.t.
aAoc- Aceien n 1sstoa ZEE.
SEW GGSsiEa- y 7. ~ x2t.
OtDt kyA-is - BfAss Toe y coppe
les y b.
cAeaassE.--oE Srx 4 orx. llsaeiphiA, Bcstoa
CIaeszaas 81. IgNsk Chicago n y~f 6 lei
o4nkEpss tuEds. .sssse ~ bur iux-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08


DR.. c. NJ. Jsckson-Desr SIR. / feel pleasure
thus, Of nav own accord. 10 he4f testimony the
csIience ,he Gefnsn bitfess. : since be-
ing much afflicted with Dyspepsia used them with
very beneficial results. | have often recommended
them to persons eEieceled by that toruentng disease,
and h.Ye heard from thea ke nat;erpg testi-
IN oniss as their great yslne. IL general
de5Iiity, beieFeitto be tonic that cannot De sur
passed j. I'd Lyons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

afeof a. ,tsss32 8ssaal E9 haa 69
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
~ Il IN
9jpefial No|tiles.


Laaaesi Ladies T. 4AA1oolIt
Donr tail % read the Advsrdssm ent in this paper
hoaded
ia sIMPORTANT TO FfMALES I
D.. Cbesseman has devoted TIE list thirty ysan Of
his practice 70 Female Complaints His Pills are Ike
charm. They are m
I'll XII xA0AE AND SAFE. a@
Aoe0e.aAWemeea - k3ssN bee e
BIO WINS BR On CHIAL TN OCHE1.
These Lcsenges prepared from highly esees med
recipa n bTjeytating Ds0scHIAL AFFECTIONS, Aeyn-
Ma, noKnsxMKss, couan, C0LDs, AND iRaIr ATroN o.
6oREnEn OF the TnoAT.
Public Speakers and Vocalists
Win dad them beneAesai In clearing tne before
speaking singing and relic ving Abe throat after
unusua exertioD OF the vocal organs, having peen-
liar daptation affections which disturb the organs
Of speech.
SOLD by all Druseists and Dealers In Medicines in the
United States and most Foreign countries at Is cents
per box. dee25dhwfm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons formerly Pastor of The
Celumbgs IN. and Aiiestown Pal Baptist
Churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

From Rev. j. II. Tnrner. Pastor or Hedding NJ. Z.
Church, @,lllsda.
Dr. Jackson-Dexr Sir lsaving used yqur German
Hitters Ia family seq ns LILY ffesrsd to say
that it has been seryIee. believe that in
most easss general dtSilEv The system the
lest and valuable tealelS Of heh have any
knowledge feurs, respectfully,
J II. TURNER
NJ rs5 n Nineteenth St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

From Rev Warren ksndoish, PASTOR OF the Baptist
Church, fermsplown, Penn.
Dr. 4. NJ. kspn--Dear SIR Personal exrsrtsac ..
enables me ic ssyttnat regErd The German Rlsera
prepared BY you most excellent medicine. In
sses Vi severe cold aud e neFi debility have been
greatly beaeaitsd b. the uG the batsrs and doubt
Got they viii produce similar Effects others
Yoars truly, MAhLAEA RANDOLPH.
Gsrmsntown, Pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
From the Rev. Thcs. Winter Pastor Of Roxhcreugh
Baptist Charch.

d., Jackxon-Dear SIR: fee IL due TO your excel
lent preparation, Boohspd German Filters. too add
ny testimony the deserved rsIutstlon il has OBJ.
tanned have fer years. at ;et, been ttouhled with
great disorder Ia my head nervous STEM. was
advised by friend to try bottle Of soar German
Bisters. did SO and have eApvrieneed great and
expected relief; health ess besn v.ts materially
uetieatted ccnEdentlS rstomae nd The article
meet with cases similAr to nay own, ard have been
assured BY many Of tsIelr sood elects.
Respectfully yours, 4. WINTER,
Roxburough, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

g3E8N tt H0kltl ia IaAA0
xla-gIxasn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
From TIE Rer. Jos, II. keansrd, Pastor Of the ieh
HaptIst Church,

Dr.. Laekson-Desr Sir. | have been frequently re-
queste "a 10 connect ry rAue zith commentators OF
5erert kinds meGiciaes bat regarding The practice
"a OF 10y appropriate sphere. have n al
eecliusa bat with ei.ar Ef5cf various instances
And Particularly in family, u the usefulness Of
HooGan5s German BITES deparf ieF olee frem my
usual COURSE 70 express is fall conviction that,
general debility Of Tie system and epeclstty for Liver
Complain, Is sffs and valuable pfefsTatiou. In
seine cases may fail but usual doubt nut it ria
Be very beneficial to those DO frt above
cause. Yours very respectfully.
j. III. KkNyARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

g d. !. BOGART, Aucti0neers, will sell, on
Cs THURSDAY, Oct a. at lot o'clock, ct No. - w iOh
net 5,h and Executors sale elegant Housenoi1
Furniture Paror Suits large French Plate Mirrors ROSEWOOD
Piano medallion and velvet CARPETS Brussels Carpets iola
tsge Suits Library and Dining Room Furniture siverPaed
Ware, China, Glass Kitchen Utensils Catalogues on tue
mo O sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
Financial.
NHE AMERICAN

THE AMERICAN
SUGAR MANUFACTURING co.
rnae the Ac, Of 1885, authorizing the formation Of
Corporations In the State OF New'iofh
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