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Interesting 60 Flour Merchants.
SUPREME C0URr-cIRCUir.
puf.x> Tuxus W~ft-

MAY &C n Tmpkins and Edward @ Rice ~ Thomas
Riorsy This suit growing ous Of transaction In
sour -four The paIntlns agreed 70 sell the defendant
two thousand barrels al four dollars and thirty cents
but failed 70 deliver nine hundred and eighty bar
res Two thousand nve hundred dollars had been paid
on account and bill was sent In for the balance lone
thousand seven hundred and sxty-one doars but the
defendant refused 70 pay IL the ground that the plain
tins had broken their contract in ncglecting 10 deliver
the whole amount Of the nour and that the defendant
put 70 severe pccaniary loss In consequence which
would serve ~ an OFFSET against any existing balance
The defendant urged that he obliged 70 buy the
balance Of the two thousand barrels elsewhere at ad
OF one dollar and twenty cents barrel upon the
price, and that this together with short weight
the mine hundred and eighty barrels that he did receive
Was full and complete ost against the thousand
hundred and sixty dollars alleged 10 be due the
pAintnh The case wss not concluded when ths Oourt
3uournod for Ne daA
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Our Paris correspondence by the Scotia, announces
the death at Malta, on the 18th Of April OF Pliny
Miles, ESQ., formerly Of this city and for many years
past the resident London correspondent Of the HERALD
Mr.. Miles made himself envisbe reputation In this
country by his literary attainments. His published
works and ecturesembracng his experience in travel
Ing In various parts Of the European continent and his
better known and highly entertaining work Mnemon-
,csare still very popular standard Volumes His lee.
lures Iceland, delivered in this city twelve
neen years snce were well received OF the time and
subsequently repeated at the request Of prominent
citizens. In Of them he used to relate that during
his extended trip through that lice ribbed region of the
north the only evidence OF the civilization of the
habitants the finding occasion only copies
OF the London Times and NEW YORK HERALD lying in the
same hut
Mr. Miles devoted many years Of his life to the advo
cac BY his pen and voice. Of cheap postage in this
try and held the relation TO that reform here that
Rowland Hill bore the adoption Of the system In
England. His valuable statistical works the subject
were much quoted in Congress during the agitation OF
the subject herc and had beneficial effect In securing
The adoption of the present system Hon, Montgomery
order 70 secure his assistance In improving the system
While residing in London as the HERALD correspondent
Mr.. Miles in very bad health, and becoming i'm
pressed with the idea that rie navigation would
prove bis condition. he became Interested In balloonng,
and with Hon Robert J. Walker, Gashier and Coxweli,
made several ascensions from London, all Of which
admirably described and widely quoted but which did
not add much 10 his failing strength.
He took much interest In the great French commercial
enterprise the Suez Canal and made his preparations
despite his physical condition. TO be present the repre-
sentative or the HERALD at the opening Of the canal
which was 0xed for April 9. While rows for Alex
andra he was taken ILL., and landed at Malta, whore
he died on the date above, having been carefully
attended by American residents the island We
deeply indebted 70 the American Consul WIN. Winthrop
ESQ., 70 tho Episcopal Archdeacon Cleugh, and the
several American families at Malta for kndncsscs 70
departed friend.
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Guerilla Warfare Increasing
In SinalOa.
THE DETECTION OF GENERAL coaTINA
A Crisis Imminent An the New
Empire,
To- &C., DO.

BY the arrival Of the steamer Moro Castle Captain
Adams from Havana April 90 We have Cuban and xexi
can sdvices TO the latest dates
We indebted 70 Purssr Maher for nles Of Spanish
papers. Our correspondence is published below
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A RELIEF,

You troubled With bad breath; ansoys your esn1s
get rid of t. but scarcely know what adopt We
win tell you Use the fragrant SOZODONT. II will cloans4
and beautfy teeth and leave breath pure an4
Sold BY druggists
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American Watches, Gold and Silver,
from Forty Three Hundred Dollars each For sale u
GEORGE c. ALLEN, ll5 Broadway, door below Can68
street. formerly II Wall street.
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Isaaosen's Phosphorie Paste Brings Ger.
tain death 70 rats and roachea I.sscsens vermn rn.e
Powder radical AnnihAtor of bed bugs ants
moths &C Yor sale by every druggist Principal depot NO
sS Fulton street. New YORK.
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e. B. Lamar, Of Savannah, and Ex-
Governor Aiken, of Charleston,
Taken Into Custody.
They are Brought to the North
as Prisoners.
Their Papers Forwarded to
Washington.
ChARGES OF TREASON AGAINST THEM,
". &C., &C., &e

me steamship Arags, Captain Gadsden, arrived Il
this port last night BY Purser r. Ely we have our
Savannah and Hilton Head dispatches and Savannah
papers 70 the 30th ult
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Ladies' Bracslets-New styics..Iwl
Three Five, sr Eight Ten Twelve rftecn 70 Two nuna
Dollars each FOR sale By d. O. ALLEN. ns Brosdwv. sna
door below Canal street
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Additional Spring styles in Soft Haao
just Issued by 0ENIN bl3 Broadway whose
In branch Of the Plain and Fsncy Hat b
the the choicest and the most varied u
cor
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"a Slight Cold" Coughs.-Rcw sR0
aware Of the Importance Of checking cough "asAA
coid In s Hrs STAGE that which, in the beginning wsuA
yield mild remedy neglected attacks The luns
most immediate relief
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Point ON which All Physicians Agree.
Out Of ten thousand regular you cannot and 60
utey necessary in medical practice And yet II tygcae
years humane practitioners have hessted 70 Adminlsese
hem because the 6endsh ingenuity wretches who mako
merchandise q human inarmss had 80 polluted and ds.
the disease. This perplexy II happily done away viii.
Physicians know because the first chemsts Of Ao
have demonstrated the fact that HOSTETTERg CEL8
BRATED sToMA0H BirTERs are absolutely and snt!sslg
introduced into the United States Army and sccept.
whereon the testimony OF tho wse the intelligent and th6
phanthropc rated Its value the best protective
against and cure for all arising from pury " A
tested by experience In OF Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plan state without qualification or reservation
Bers nearly tnable anything prepared by h1>
man skill can be. New York once, % Cedar street
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A.-Use the Best.-Bowdsn's Moth De-
STROYING PACKET For sale BY AL druggists Price 6oa
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

Janeway n Co., Msnufacturers OF Ps
per Hangings. No 81 Dey street
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

A "White's Patent Lever Truss" 40 FsS-
fect.-Cures rupture. No pressure the back.
GREGORY co., 600 Broadway.
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HAVANA, April %, 1885.

HAVANA, AprH 70, IB6o.
Sailed for New York, on the 27th, tho steamer Emma
valera with nine passengers On the 2sh the steamer
Guiding STAR from New Orleans arrived, and left the
day for New York Same day 2sh) arrived
Havana from New York.
The -four question hns been settled BY reduction Of
duties on all easses The following. think, u
the tarT:-American other foreign dour,
coming in foreign vessels five dollars the barrel being
reduction Of half Spanish four in foreign vessels
four dollars, and the same in national vessels two
dollars
am told that the here has received orders
fromthe homo government " ship away from the Island
all the idle and vagabond free negroes who 70 be
sent the Philippines for military duty. The measure
Is good one, and tho best that could be adopted
we have State Prison wherein 10 make them work.
No arrivals from bockaded ports understand that
one or two steamers leave today for ports unknown
with considerable number Of passengers
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FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON,
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON,
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON.
sHERNAy AND JOHNSTON

April H. 1885, james Bennes House, where The intervfsW
was hold Generals Fitzpatrick and Hampton. with the Sta9
Onners discussing the campaign during the meeting y.
Taylor.
Conn containing the Remains Of President Lincoln.
small Doors leading the Presidents Boz Fords heats
Washington. showing the peep hole made BY Booth 10 -
% the panel
Murder Of fresiden, Lincoln Mr. Lincoln carried frA
The Theatre 10 Pesrsens House opposite April IL 1888.
Booths stable, In the OF fords Theatre, Wsshngtoa.
D. 9. Sketched By A. Bcrghsus
OF Fords Theatre, showing Sy whisA
Boob made bis escape sketchcd BY A. BcrghAus
BOOKING CHAIR
ROCKING CHAIR
ROCKING CHAIR
ROCKING CHAIR
In which President Lincoln stins vhsn assassnateA
OF the Chair with the Blood Presdenk
upon a. when sketched In the theatre by special ArsS
A. Bergbaus FRANK LBsLIk /,
17 Pearl street, New Yofk |
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Sold BY druggists

Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalixed Lottsrisab
and Information gtven. Drawings sent
J. CLUrE Brokers' oncs. l7s BrosA~sy.
Royal Havana L0ttery.-Gold Paid 0oo
doubloons and all kinds OF gold and silver.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers. Is Wall sreas.
A.-Lottery PriSes Cashed. Clreularqp
j. K CLAYTON. 10 WAN street n. z
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits els3 Boys Am
Wool Suits o. AsL v. BROKAw's. - Fourth avenue
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TifE GREAT DEMAND YoR THE
WRpER PIANOF0RTB
Has made necessary 10 70 the spscscus uArtb
building ..o o..or,. .,r.., r.., p~n.a...
where The respectfully invites his old frsnas
and the public vvpu,
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Hafmcss reliable insAntaueous The only pef6o
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-04

Gouraua's italian MedicateA seaD
pimples frcckes crupuons and all bismishsa
A. his depot IS Broadway, and drusgists
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i. r.; =. o:fs. . f.:s:.. :'.:: a .s:a.;;, q: G;
I6vkD
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Tn. rc nssE ssor .sd = s,..s. w.sss
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restorea
gray hair Its original color, stops It's falling OUT keeps
head clean Stands above comparison with any other
dressing Sold ~ the drug stores and q my once ~
yroadway SARAH A. CHEvALf1R. r. n
Children's Fine Carr1agssg Spr1u4
Horses. CAntering Horses, Baby Tendors sslf-opeAn
swings and Toys L. TIBBALs $40 Broadway dsSoty e
vosite the 81 Nicholas.
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Important 20 United States Revenae
Collectors.
suPREME coURr-crRcuIr.
Before Judre Wells

MAY a-John Dillon w Francis Cotton. This was
motion 70 vscate rcpsvn order growing out seizure
Of some Law books for United States taxes The
levy was made upon the books with the belief that they
affidavit that they his and obtained an order Of
plevin The government, through Mr. Samuel q. Court
now made an application 10 have these proceedings
set aside on the ground that action Of repcvn could
intercept the collection Of the United States revenue
and that IL any mistake had been made the Treasury De-
my H. }hs Court reserved " decision
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-22
~ lily nv t0luoAr'
A.. NJ. 'MoPHEErERs, Private Secretary.

Thsreport that tho enemy had burned Aiken,
Grsuitevlle or the residences Of Messrs VIM.
Gregg ST., and Richard Yeadon, At Kalmia, is thus
far without foundation. Nor haze We heard Of any
personal outfages perpetrated upon ladies beyond
verbal insult and intrusion in their premises Sa.
Ssnnah refugees report that Sherman Furnishes
these ,miscreants with death wherever found, and
that The utmost ssvsrfty IL employed in thst city
with ill who Offer yioispes. -SsvSA Oafe)tSian, =.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-22

This aisp.s.a Of Gen. Giant shauIea ~ purpsss,
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finnlllial aa0 Iulnulerltal.


sew kerk markes,
BY Telegraph aKw YoaK, Feb "a.
Co,ton-opened dull and unchanged, tet closed firm.
with doing s5c pliIisng and by hneiion to-
day bales New Orleans spd Memphis Cctlbn AZ fsz
Tar; coed ordinary at ss aiddiBg st5 ~ and y
for good middliug-
fJnrstste aud Western heaSy AID aroopi4g at II 20
% -. for extra States IL C3Il 10 ias f.Aifa L. H. O..
aud II 25I2 % trade brands, closing heavy with
" i.fr@pe, ie,Ils lover, esterna, 10
aheat-DulI, White State 81 , CO. wiAter|Red West
at ..
Rye-Quiet.
Corn-I IS fr new Yellow Southern; Old mixed West
ern nominal at sal 10.
Oats--EirGa AZ / IL FOR Western
Nooi-Qaiet.
Pstroleam-Dull al 4sc for Crude; e7cfor Refined In
Bond Scc Tor Refined free.
cuffee-ouiel Jaws 46c.
sasar-l4itls irHer, Muscosado at lG 9I6c, ami SO
boxes Havana at lie.
Moiasses-DaU
Polk flower With moderate demand Is 50 IS Is
for mess - 81 81 - is63+ do east, and
ar way closing at y 81 cash; % 90 80 % prime
and 81 aS4 81 for prime Also, 800 bbis
hess for March and April, buyer aud sces option
at IS 25613G 70.
Bssfsteaay Is oa22 90 for plain mess and q o.
e521 VI for extra
Beer Hams-Moderate demand at - 5J8zI 80.
Dressed HogsLess active at le14 II se FOR Western
ia -Less active at les4 go Cumberland cut
1alz2l for long cut hams Il &c for short ribbed
Cut MeatsFair demand at lSc for shoulders and
1S@s-lc for hams
Lard--firn, with fair demand at Iog39L.c for good
State ESQ bbs Tor APRIL May and june sellers optiou
at u sS2474c
Buiier-Quiet a2a41c for Western, and 43a5sc for
State.
Cheese--Quet at 14922c for common 10 prime.
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PERSONAL. We received yesterday a
call from G plain Davis Of the 18th Iowa.
He was captured the ed of Jnly, 1864,
near Atlanta, Georgia. He was confined
at Hast Point some two days and thence
taken 10 Macon and thence the men were
transferred to Andersonville. The Union
prisonera that ieft East Foint with Capt
Davis nusnheted some nineteen bundled
Capt. Davis, then Orderly Sergeant OF
his company, was consigned with the rest
OF ;ae men to the prisoners pen ct the
latter pace, aud was confined there until
september when he was exchanged. h
says that he has read all The accounts OF
the repl treatne1t OF our men at Ander
sonville that - has seen in northern
Journals, but he has yet TO see descrip-
ton which iuliy portrays the villainous
atrocities, the cold blooded inhunanit y ,
the deliberate aud dendish bartarities oil
which The. prisoners were the victims.
The horrors Of that life are indescr-
blble. Thirty thousand men were con
lined in the narrow limits of the pen
Disease and famine by day and night did
the work of death. Every morning men
were detailed to carry cut the dead of the
night (of whom Capt. Davis has couated
as many as one hundred and seventy in
one day. and the lean corpses with their
sunken cheeks and sunken stony eyes
were given into the hands of the slaves
who threw them all into one huge trench
aud thinly covered the bodies with dirt.
he has slept at night on the ground thickly
strewn with our prisoners and awaked in
the morning 70 find his comrades on eth.
er side cold in death. The filth and YER.
min with which the den were infested
were TOO shocking 10 attempt description.
Never IN the annals Of the wars Of anv
nation, civilized or savage. have prison.
ers suffered more brutality or been the
helpless victims of more studied and dia.
boicai cruelties. Surely this accursed re- !.
bsllion, outgrowth of that institution of
slavery which brutalizes men and fosters
all bsrbarous passions, has almost filed
full the measure of its iniquities, and
draws nigh its retributive death
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PERsosAL.-We were pleased to meet
Yesterday our excellent friend and towns
man, Captain Frank Viewer, just returned
from Cincinnati.
We should have chronicled before the
return home of our genial friend VIM. d.
CIeghorn. He has been out on the
"slope' for several months. For the bene'
ct of the INITIATED we will explain that 81
the. slope we mean that portion of low
nearest sunset, Council Bluffs and the re
eion tbereabout.
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HD- Capt. Bishop got The Harry john
son to pull the Eagle off yesterday morn
ing. which caused the above mentioned
gentleman, and his many friends in this
city as we'll as those in WARSAW aud Alex
andria, to greatly rejoice. Any quantity
Of freight was soon at the landing waiting
to be shipped 10 Warsaw and Alez andria.
This boat brings to this city large
amount Of valuable trade, and the enter
prlsing spirit of the company deserve to
De remembered, for they lost money for
two years before they could get the trade
Turned to this direction.
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ERA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

yicKsstEG, s1zs., Ans- q. 1ss3
Dr. John Buii--Dear Sir l happy state 10 70
iha. used yo1r raiuabie ceron tfers with xxss
buueat yself. IN general debility and prsTatiopeI
my system produced BY the unhealthy ard razustse in
s1e.ee of the Msssssippre Arcend Nickshurg having
beeu sth Gen. Grants iruy hcus it, holesUnth
ERE campaign. | esnadettiy rscoEancBi its
psrsous who are posed 70 unhealthy climates
IL. ". Fu6LE,
Agent n. g. Sahftar tssIl mission
torfsvTLzH Ky, sept L. isc2.
On the ed ofJuiy last suba;'ed tsforsh an agent
Of mine the Eslcsi Ifeetsr vi the Department Os the
Army OF the uuateE and ssyie ef MY Ce8r0n ssssers
frsilrectian and requisite Il, alter anAi he fnaa IL
egtssas TO sanction and approve us Use among
soldiers
The following IL the MsdioaI ctreesorsreply and aiso
Gen Rseersbs permissible To ship so dozen at once to
have il soid 10 suffers. - JOHN BULL
81 satisfied that Cedron Bitters .lli DO 7srn
any If taken properly and il fneseraion. see
cbacfen Or Bull bcr peTtiEtFd 10 dispose VI IL to
suffers. A. HENRY TETEsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, ID
HeadqrartersI Department 81 Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July -. 1865.
Dr.Iuhn Bulf, age ut. Air., has permission TO ship
TO Nashville Tenn - gross 500 dozen, 81 Bulls Ce
drpn Bitets fog sale sati.rs in the army only.
The regulations OF the Treasury DepArtnentare to be
complied wiih strictly.
By order 81 Ma Or Cen. Rosecrnns.
M-wILEs,
NaSer a4 Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale, wholesale andretailby Wilkinson Ksrtistt
Co.. keoknk Iowa. agrl5-dswlyr.
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TO QUIZ PATRONS.

We would again remind readers that this Of
the year j. time VIII they constantly liable sud-
den coughs. influenza. throat &c while the children
are In constant danger from Group. throat and lung
plants. 1t Is important that eyers head Of family
shnnld provide remedy that Is ready all times
mediate whether assaiied the dead hour of night
with the breaking out Of hard cold, the raoking Of
violent cough the children With that dangerous
OF all diseases-cfoupor at the midday hour You should
always be prepared In Coe Cough Balsanl yon will
nnd ready aud efectua remedy II grappes aud con-
trolls simultaneously the stubborn coughs while
in Group 1t is sovereign The price Is forty
cents per bcttiethe bottles tee the size any other
at the price Delays dangerous. You should
always have Ii In the house 1t he found all
drug stores. jan26-d
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kEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. %, 1865

VIVA, Feo. * 1909.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. l.
The militia companies Of jackson town.
ship and city Of keokuk who are orr.n.
lied and officers commissioned, win meet
ct the Hall over the GATE CRY ofzee. on
Saturday, at 81 o'clock. p M, the 25th
Of this month, Tor the purpose Of elec,ine
rsginsntal officers. Companies in Des
Moines township will meet at their re-
speciive headquarters at the Same time.
in accordance with orders from Adiutant
General Baker. The returns Of the elec.
tion Of each district in the county Of La
viii BE- forwarded to me It Keokak.
feb2s.dSt J. A. WALL, a. b. q.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

KAtharon IL from the Greek word "KAthro." or
kgthaifp signfsng tocesnse, rrEsenAte and restore
This article what les signifies. Fer preserving
restoring and identifying the human hair IL h the rcs
preparatsen IN the world 1t Is ssain ownrd
and pat up by The original proprietor and s rev made
with the care, skill and attention which gave IL
sale 81 over million bottles per ann-m.
II Is u1st delightful Hair Dressing
1t sr4scatss scurf and darldrGH.
II keeps the head cod ami eIean-
Il makes the hair rieit, sDt and glossy.
IL pfet ents the hair from failing ~ and turning gray
Il restores hair upon bald heads
ANY issiv gentleman i.a values beautiful bead ~
hai. should Lyons kahaitnn II is known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold ny all respectable
dealers. DEAAS BARNES Co. View YORK.
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9rIftdl Nrtifes.


rhis celebrated Tsif1s ssap, insueh universal
demand, + msds from the choicest materials, y
nlsla and snslient in it, nature, fragransly
eesaseA, ara extremely bsneficlal s. ~ sctto
upon the skin. For sale BY al Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers febl-dsw1Y
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

ID ATCHELORs eeiebfated HAIR DYE .sfk< Bssf ~
ID tAs World The only Hs-wfess Tsse ard Ssitsbas
dye known. This splendid Hair bye il rerfeetchanges
Red Rusty Gray Hair instantly 70 fstsssr 5tesk
ffa'ra 8rczrn, without inlus the Hair Staining the
SSir leaving this Hair So ar6 Beautiful; mparts frsh
vitality frequently restoring pristine celcr, aud rec
aes the III elects Of Bad Dye The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others iaaits-
en. ard shoui6 be avoided sold by all Druggists &c
raCr0Rr--si Barcisv-streef, New York. BAfcEElesr
SEw TcILsr saEAr for Dre<srg The Hair. tiy9-dkvIy
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4 Nsw nsg1n6mese eesunsssrs..Csa.
Davsl mo9fo - Oonnna4A lie
HsADQuAaznss 6rArs On NJ.
ADJe. QlnnRA1's OSrlCE.
s.. LoU1s, Fob. il, 80. J
Special Orders,
No. 1.
Authority having t1is. day issued tp
Colonel David Moore. 70 raise ! regiment
under instruc,ions from the War Depart
mani. dated Jan. sOsb, 1865, 10 bsrsbj
daa;unat,d the 18Th Regiment pf Infantry
Missouri v olunteers, and will rendexvoul
1t Hannibal, Mo.
By order of Commander.in. Chief
| SAx'L P. 6IxPsoN,
Adjt. Gen.
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TWe are informed that the terry
boat, Gate City, after having been thor
oughly overhauled, will be Launched TO-
day, and will Immediately resume her re-
gular trips.
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THE CITY.

rave call attention to the advertise
man, of A. Miller & Co. who have en-
b.rked in much needed manufacturing
enterprise. We bespeak for them, and,
ind ed, for all our home manufacturers the
lii raj patronage Of the public.