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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

SENTENCE OF SESoR AhevILEss--Lhte
advices from Havana lhnnounceTtho
final Judgment in the casoiof tho un-
happy Col. Argulles, who was arrested
in Now York City some months ago,
by u. s. Marshal, Murray, acting by
tho authority Of Mr.. Seward, under
circumstances OF peculiar character,--
Col. A. was accused of being engaged
in tho African slave trade, but whcth-
or the accusation was horno out on
the trial or not we have never been
able satisfactorily to ascertain. 'fhe
sentence has been delivered. He is
condemned to perpetual banishinent
from the Island, nineteon years in the
chain gang at Canta, Africa, and to-
nay iino Of 800, - =. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

Lrr. = How small a portion of our
life 1t is that wc really enjoy! In
youth, we are looking forward to
things)whieh are to'comc; in old age
we arc looking back wards to things
which are gone past !, in manhood, al
though we appear indeed to be more
occupied in things that are present,
yet eventhis is too oftep absorbed in
vague determinations TO r5c vastly
happy opcscmc future day when we
have .timc.-Bseoa. - fzl asi3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

) It il estimated that in the New and
Old World there, ars s,25S Masonic
Lodges, with 100000 active members.
The number Of non-activo and those
who have Withdrawn is nearly 5000.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

TIME Subscriber continues to manufacture At
his Foundry and Machine Shops IN this city
the celebrated Bl. l.AIRIE a CLARK's PATENT
sRLF.ACTING LATH SAVING MILLS, and
improted B0LTING aud PI PICKET MACHINES
also the sBLF-sETTING SIDING and FL o0R-
ING (, MILLS NIL x,,s 1,,,, AZ Sssv' AlrloS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

Englandis now dependant uron I'M
portation for one-third Of tho fbod
consumed in that country, and the
value Of the grain, cattle, sheep, pigs,
lbutter, cheese, meat and eggs u 10
found necessary 10 import is coAsinu-
ally on the increase. Already the ex-
cess of the consumption Of grain lovcr
the production reaches the cnotihcus
mount ofil4, 10000 Of psettrss
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
RE-VACCINATION.

From the Report Of the American Medical As
anoinlion
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
MY STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
And Chemicals,

Isl PURE AND FRESH,
HAvING been seloctedl with great care, and
IL from the most reliable houses. In this
particular have no fear Of criticism or c0mpe-
tition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
&A VOICE FROM VICKsBURG.

vicKsBuRe, Miss, Aug. " 1855.
Dr.John Bul-Dear Sir: l am happy TO state to 20
that have ussi yorr valuable Cerdn b,tters with
benefit myself in gsnsrs debility and prostrstionoi
my system produced BY the and miasusstie In
nuence ofthe Mississippi river around vickshurg having
been with Gen. Grants army hroug boat It's ~beiesouth
campaign. l confidently recommend its
persons who posed to unhealthy climates.
II. Nv. fUILE,
Agent o. 8. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 1s. isaa-
On ths22d ofJuiy last Submitted through sn agent
of mine the Medical Director of the Department of this
Army of the Cumberland sample ~ my Cedron b,ters.
forinspsciion and requested II after he found il;
me-iorors to sanction and spproveis use among ouI
soldiers.
The following the Medical Directcr'sT-pIy and also
Gen 1secrans permission to ship SOC DOZEN at once *
have it sold to suffers. JOHN BULL
Il am satisfied that cedron Biters will do harm
anv If taken properly and in moderation. see
ooiec to Dr. Bulls being permitted TO dispose of il 70
suffers. A. HENRY TIIuRsruS,
Surgeon and Medical Director, d
Hsadqssrssrs Department pf Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, 1uiy ~, Isss. !
DR. John Bull's agent, Mt, hat permission to ship
Nashville rena Is gross $50 dozen, Of Bris Ce-
dron Blt.ers for sale suffers in the army only.
The regulations of she Treasury Department areo be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj Gen. Rosecrsns.
WIN WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale. wholesale and RETAIL y Wilkinson. BARTLETT
Co., keokuk Iowa. arrl3dAvlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers think il strange that we offen
upon their attention .iensl preparation Already
have we, for nu n"r Of Teek., urgi the importance
of sarly of Goes G1nh Balss,n in the ho-se ready
for immediate Bat excuse Il the vsst amount
OF sickness sorrow and death ta the nnej ate
salt OF 81 lien cough, colds AMI pulmonary attacks
while thousands of children ing from Group
an lany com in's Tine AMI experience lave proved
that Goes Cough Balszm Is the most speeiy and reliable
prersraiion ever knJwu ~ the world Lse nasic IL
-ss thu irritation ri the throat the stoppages
that prevent bre athins I'm Group, and heals all
OF the throat chest and ungs No man fheuld neglect
% sapp'y his family with safe and reliable medicine
ike Goes Cough Basam, any thsn he should neg
leei the supply Of their lily bread ii costs but forty
cents, aad thu bottles contain twice much those If
any other remedy at the while il merit il is
superior all Others. All drug keep IL or sale
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25

F Richmond cannot hold out much
longer, and in the following editorial of a
leading Richmond paper We may learn
what effect the fall Of Richmond would
have on the fortunes Of rebeldom:
Richmond has become the symbol OF
the Consederacy. Its loss would be ma.
terial ruin to the cause, and in moral
point Of view, absolutely destructive,
crushing The heart and extinguishing the
last hope Of the country. Our armies
would lose the incentive inspired BY q
great and worthy object Of defense. Our
military policy would be totally at sea:
We should be without hope or an object;
without civil or military organisation;
without treasury or q commissariat.
without the means Of keeping alive 4
wholesome and active public Sentiment:
without any of the appliance for SUP.
porting cause depending upon popular
faith and enthusiasm; without the EN-.
b.ems or the semblance of nationality.
The withdrawal of the army from Rich
mond into the interior would 90 narrow
the area Of conscription as greatly to 70.
duce our military strength. As the army
would dwiDdle 10 numbers, it would move
mole and more rapidly westward, and
before seaching the banks Of the Miss /.
sippi would have degenerated into mere
bodygu4rd sor few officials. From tie
hour Or giving up the seat of Government
our cause would sink into mere rebeli-
ion 10 the estimation OF foreign powers,
who would cesse to accord TO Us the righ 9
Of bclliyerer.s; While the enemy would
b. free to treat oar officers and soldiers Al
traitors end criminals; so that every "feb-
e., wonId 6sht hescsiorwArd with bal.
|sr absnt he neck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
one Hundred and Fifteen Millions
of SevcnsThIrttes.


of ScvCnsThIrltes.
Nearly 10 millions of theaopulsr 7 80
Loan had been disposed Of - TO Satur-
day night last. and not more than 50
millions Of this particular loan yet re-
main. 1t will be borne in mind that the
notes now sold have little less than two
and half years to run before the privilege
occurs OF their being convertible into 5 90
bonds. which have five years to run from
Angus, 10. 1867 II is generally believed
that our new aud able Secretary. Mr.. Nc
Calougb, favors the present popular sys.
tenn of distributing Government loans, a.
nov fam iiiar 10 the people. Therefore it
il to be expected that. after the present
issue OF sos is exhausted, the sale will
be continued upon new issue, having
longer period 10 run before the valuable
privilege Of converllbillty into 500 bonds
occurs to them. The six hundred NIL
lions just authorized by Congress will, as
far as needed, be rahed from sale of the
I 80 lag divided up into three or four
series Of issues-say 100000. 600 or
80 .00l 900 each-the first series of one
handred aud City millions maturing say
one year later than the present old issue,
and So on, making each series mature one
year later than the previous one, and if
holders required tbs lean TO be paid ri
maturity, the demand could be met by
receipts from Internal revenue and other
sources. The subscription agent, while
eneeayoiiDg TO dispose of the present
Issue as rapidly as possible, does no. wish
TO convey the idea that there will be no
more Of the Z 80 loan, as Mr.. McCulloch
will doubtless decide that the people
fhail be allowed to continue their sub.
se'iptions without changing the nature OF
the loan further than TO postpone the ma
turi,y Of the issues to later periods.
Some will regard those maturing at an
earlier date with more favor; others, re-
garding the probability Of speedy re-
sumption OF specie payments. will favor
those having longer time to rrn,-[ Phila.
delphia Press, March IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25

The 10 called Singleton Tobacco spec
uls,ion makes great deal Of tall, and ex
cites comment that is not wholly smoth-
cred. Il vas we'll known 10 Denoeratic
circles here. when Mr.. Singleton 6rst wsnt
70 Richmond, that he went upon con.
me- ,iul speculation clothed in peace.
Speculatious ia gold by Democratic Con.
pressmen surrounded bis peace mission
upon his going and his returning. The
meeting was not fruitless, rs was hastily
declared by the agents OF the press here
Singleton arranged in Richmond for the
acquisition Of large quantity OF tobacco
not by q purchase with greenbacks OF
1905; but By an ope alton that should
.uppIy the stin;ed rebel army IN ana aoou.
the r chmond defenses With rations OF.
meat, at the very time that the North was
sacrificing men and money lavishly, under
Sherman, Sheridan and Grant. to cut Lee
off from all bis supplies of food. Ihis
anomalous enterprise and understood mere
to hevs had five co-partners besides the
active mana ger-ali New Workers and
Mcclellan Dem ocrsts-each of whom pu
in SOL, GOO Tie quarter Of miihon OF
ca,ital 10 this pool was invested IN bacon
boueh; in baltimore aud exchanged 10
Fredericksburg for manufactured tobacco.
The transa ciion Of course had the
cheerful assent of the rebel government
and of Gen. Lee. President Lincoln +
permit authorizing it is said by the Rich
lrond papers to have been placed In the
hauds of the rebel officer in charge OF tht
tobacco, sent up from Petersburg ant
Richmond, ard to have been produced ane
shown to the Union officer who proposed
to seize and destroy it.
When the secret history OF this astound
ipe transaction shall be made public, II !
ever shall be, il will undoubtedly sppea
that this officer had instructions from
man who is in earnest in his efforts t
smash the rebellion, aud doesn't sws
horses baconor politics across the Rap
pahaunock, to wholly disregard any an
all permits and bargains that could b
stretched over the tobacco, and to captur
and destroy it inexorably in the face {
any aud all protests and warnings. Th
officer did his duty. Four million do
lars worth of tobacco are said to hay
been lost to the New York firm Of McCle
Ian patriots, and the Union bacon tn;
was TO feed the rebels, while slaughteriu
Union men, is stopped on it's .raitoro'
wey to the tra'iorous swap over the gray
of The Union soldiers murdered, waste
iu the Fredericksburg slaughter pen
~. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
MEXICAN MUSTANG LuSrmErr.

The parties in ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
Couutsrfeiting the Mrstaug Liment under rretence OF
prop-ieorsAp. have been thoroughly estoTed by the
Uunrts To guard against further imposition, ! have
procured from tc y. states Treasury, private steel
plate revenue stamp which Is placed tbs top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac Fmfs % my sigma
ture and without wi.n the article Is Counterfett,
dangerous aud worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie TnsIuinert as been ia use and growing zvor for
many years There hardly exists aiaet the habit
Globe that does contain evidence of its wonder
full effects 1t is the best emeiien III the world With
lis present improved ingredients its d1ccs upon man Al
besst are perfectly remarkable. Sores heef pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made rsefu and
untold ills assuagud For cats bruises sfrains rheuns
s swelngs, bites cuts eaked breasts strained horses
&c. it Sovereign ]. redy that should be dis
with. 1t should he ia every family. Sold by all
Druggists.
ocill-dkw .. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

DATCHEI0R'S celebrated lair DYE isfAs Best IN
~ tAs World. The only Havaksss, Trxs sd Reliable
dye known. ssplendd Hair Dye is psrfect-changes
Red Rusty Gray lair instantly to GIsssV B.Aek
Ssstrst Byens without njuring the Hair Staining
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful mparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rect
hes the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATcHEL0R all others Are mere imita-
tons and should be avoided. Sold By all Drrggsis &c
FACr0nY-S1 Barclay street, New York. BAfcHRloa"
NEW ToIxrc1xAn for Dressing the Hair. fjya-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
LYONS KATHAIRO ON.

Kathairon Is from the Greek word AKathro," or
signify to cleanse reiuvenate and restore
This article is what its signifies For preserving
and identifying the human hair II IL the most
kabie preparation in the world 1t again owned
All :t ND by the original proprietor, and Is nc made
with the care skill and attention which gave II
sale OF over one million bottles per annum.
IT is most delightful Hair Dressing.
Ii eradicates scurf and dsndruf
1t keeps the head cool and clean
= 1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Ii prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
Itrestores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons katharon. IL is known and used
thru, the civilized world. Sold by all respectable
dealers DsMAS BARNES Co, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
D.seases Of the Neryou,

~ Seminal Urinary and Se xual eya.
tems-new and reliable acknowledgements of THE
HOWARD AssocIATlosSent 10y mail in sdled letter en-.
veiopes reeof charge. Address DR. sKfLIIs
Howard Association, No 3 South Ninth Street. PhadeI
phis. r. aprl-ikwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25

FRESH BUTTER AND EGGs-ro
sais ~ (esbaa1 s.K5aon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
HAoAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered It changes the sun burnt face and
hands to pesry saiin texture Of rsvshng beauty, i'm
parting the marble purity u youth and the 0ssfssss
pear.nce soin,ng In the city belle Of fsshson II RI
TAM recktes pimples and rougnees from the
leaving the complexion freeh, transparent and smooth
II contains teral njurousta the skin Pstronised
By Actresses ard Opera Singers 1t 10 what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. L. HAGAY, Troy, ny.
Address all orders to
pEMAs BARNES CO., New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
9pefiol Notices.


CeLoATE's HONEY ssAF.
This .eslebsatsA Toilet Ooaps n ssch anivsrsal
demand, Il naas iron he cAoicsst natsFiais, 10
CO mse 4, and sxtrsnsiy ben eEIcia II its aesi
upon the ski.. For sais By al Drugssts and raaey
tood. Dealera fsb1-dsv1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-25
frem Eeots. Banks ard Leaves


CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian pi=--tie
all diseases Of the urinary organs such Irccntf
of the Urine, Inflammation Of the EiaSer Infau-
nation Of the Kidneys Stone in the Bladder structure,
Gravel GonnrreR elect and il especially recoHgnensed
fiose easssof Fiuor Ahas Tor Ii les IL females here
ali the old nauseous medicines have fftkd.
w. Itis prepared in highly concentrated form the
dose only being from three times
per day.
w. II il dEretse aud alternative purifying
N cleansing the hlsod causing Il 10 few IN all Of its
original parity and yigor; thus removing rom the system
all perni'ious canses v hieh have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION is int. nded az ally
ssant 10 the Cherokee Remedy ard should be used in
conjunction wit tha, medicine IN all of elect. Co
norbea Flnof AIbrs Whites Its effects healing,
.oo,ing and esnuIoent removing all scsIdig heat and
gain instead NJ the Burning ard uncomfortable rain
that Is experienced with nearly all the cheap qnaek In
iecfion~
~ By the use Of the CHERoKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE fNIECTiQS-tbc two medicine ri ~ ssme
rntd organs are speedily restored 10 fun vgor aud
strength
"a Price Cherokee Remedy s. per bottle, t4rss
ts- Price Cherokee Injection s. per bottle three
~ Sent by Express to any address en- receipt ofprc
nThe Cherokee Hcmedy, Cherokee
Injection and he rsLe = fuse. are sold iy al
cntefprising Druggists in the civilized word Son IN
inciIled ars, however Try TO stli worthless COM
pounds in risrs Of these these which they purchase
At cheap price and make mercy selling. than
they these medicines. Az value your health
aye The health ~ your future ersfring. 30 ret h. de
iritd IfHFElssr rtsfNt Sfa
end TAKE tfAevs II the Druggist, will ret hHy
tn. for you e,cio~e the money IN letter snd will
send them 70 Faa by express, securely sealed aud packed
free from observation.
Ladies ar Gentlemen address in peril e. eorh-
dence stating fully and painl, their diseases and
toms treat all disemsce ef chronic nafurtn fHie
Tensile Patients need not hesitate hsesuss 81 tAsir
inability 10 visit have frosted rHterts suet's
iy in all portions of the civilized globe by Of D.
ence.
Patients addressing VIII please state psinly all tie
symptom. Of their complaints ANA write To- Cann
~ State and name Of writer, plain ard ircose Hostage
stamp Tor reply.
Address all letters for Pamphlets advice the lroPr
etors pr. W. r. MERWIS 4 Co
No. So liberty street, Mex YORK
q. a. COOK Chicago, Nc. 20 Market street. Gene
raj Agent for the Staes of Illinois. IowR Wfserrsin
Michigan and Indiana who will supply Drrggists at cur
regular card prices nnv;0-sow
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09
TOW AND COUN TRY.

STRAYFD AWAY The editor Of the
Pilot left this office three weeks age, on
pre,ence Of visiting the schools in the
County. Although We have occasionally
heard Of him, he has not seen fit 10 report
himself TO Us, and we hereby offer a re
ward fire cents IN postal currency, or the
valu. thereof in lager beer to any person
who will return him safely TO US. lie is
q handsome yoang man, having n wife
and six children, aud can be easily rccog-
nized We, the boys, have got sick Of
the editorial business, and if lie does no.
return soon, and our subscribers do not
pay up in a few days, We shall be com
PEELED TO start up on our own hook. 1t
takss money TO run newspaper Per
hsps our readers are no! aware Of TIE
fact.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09

FIRE -PLANISa MIL DEarRoYED -Oa
Tuesday afternoon last, the mrls Of our
citizens were startled somewhat by the
cry Of fire, which broke out in the Plan
ing Mil, % Quay street, the property Of
Mr.. BYRON MARKHAM The Fire De
partmeut were promptly &, The contiagra-
ticn, and by their united efforts succeeled
Ia saving large portion ofihe machinery
a strong breeze from tae west was blow
irg at the time, ard great anxiety WAS FL!
for the Touring MIA Of II n TRUMAN,
which was about one hundred feet east
Of the scene Of destruction, but the lercu
lean efforts of citizens and fireman finally
succeeded in mastering the flames, and
saved tha, structure from destruction
The building was owned by CnAs. EssLIs
GER, and was valued at about 5000; Mr.
MARKHAM loss is about The same. No
insurance.
Chief Engineer BEENER is entitled to
grea: credit for the skiiful management Of
the companies under his control. We
regret to state thai the north side have no
fire organization, whatever, although they
have splendid machine, which only needs
men and muscle to work it, Our citizens
should take an interest in the matter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09

ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMAN-
Tie Ladies Aid Society of Manitowoc,
state tha! the managers Of the Milwaukee
Fair, have requested Of them to make a
number Of wreaths and forward them to
Milwaukee, for The purpose Of decorating
the fair building.
Here is chance for all those who have
patriotic motives to display them. by so
doing they will confer a great favor on the
managers Of the Fair, and will also be 2
pleasure to themselves. The Aid Society
have the proper materials on hand, and all
those desiring, are urgently requested to
meet at the Park, north sle, Friday aud
Saturday afternoon. Attend you young
gentlemen, likewise ladies, young aud old
folks, ard show your dispositions in the
behalf Of the manned soldier.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09
-AS . @ . Nz

PREeEHT TO GENERAL GRANT.-Tbe
gold pen Vicksburg," which realized
some five hundred dollars :or the soldiers
IN the Sanitary Fair at New York, has
been presented to Lieutenant General
Grant by the manufacturer of the article.
Mr. John Foley, of New York. The pen
is diamond pointed, and the barrel portion
Of the holder, made Of fine gold, bears an
engraving of an American eagle, with the
motto " Il PluriJus Ununo," done in the
most exquisite style of the graver's art
The pen Itself has Inscribed upon it,
" Vicksburg, Lieutenant General Grant,
United States army" One ounce Of fine
gold il used IN the pen and holder The
handle is ivory, ard the whole affair is
very rich and tasteful The General ex-
pressed himself as much pleased with the
compliment, and remarked that the ques>
ton whether the pen is migh,ier than the
sword has never yet been fully aud def
nitey settled.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09

HOME AFFEcIIoNs.-Ihe heart has
memories hat can never die. The rough
rubs Of the word-the cold, uufeeling,
selfish world cannot obliterate them.
[, makes no difference how We may be
tossed about upon LIES turbid ard te.n-
pestous stream. these memories is still live
with us, and often times steal in upon our
saider emotions. They are memories Of
home-earIy home. Dear haliowed spot.
What magic in the sound And as our
mind wanders back far oyer tie misty past,
how many tender "reminiscences OF that
early home come cruwding upon Us. There
is the old tree under which the light
hearted school-boy swung on many sum
mer day yorder the river in which we
learned 70 swim there the home in which
we knew a parents love and parents
protection and hard By is the old church,
whittier, with a joyous troop like himself,
he followed his parents to worship with
and gear the good otd man who gave him
to God in baptism. Why, even the cid
school house, with its dark old walls,
which in youthful days impressed him with
such awe, associated as they we've with
thoughts Of ferule and tasks, come back
to bring pleasant remembrances Of the far
long ago There lie learned to feel some
of bis best emotions and there perchance,
he first met the being who, by her love
and tenderness in after life, has made a
home for himself, happier even than that
which bis childhood knew. Oh there
are memories which linger around the
heart ever and amen dispensing joy and
sunshine athwart our checkered pathway
memories which the cares Of the world
can never cbIiterate.