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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30
Iowa and the Rebellion.

TN PRESS OF J. B. LIPPINCOTT 4
Il co, fhilsd.ipha, History Of Iowa Troop. In the
War Of the Union Against Pebeiiun, 1851 S. by l. d. In
This ~~rk embraces historical Of oil the resi-
into the field fom the state Of Iowa v,th
general descriptions battles In which thos~ trpora
have borne prominent part. Among them NAV be
named Wilson's Greet, bns Miiis Belmont Fort pon-
el.on, New h.rid shiloh, Pea Ridxs siege OF Coriuts
Iuka Cornts, Prairie Grove, h.,o Port G6
son, aeksan Champion Hills the big Rlach Asssnlt a.
Yictsburc thu sieg, Heiens irrokee Ch ,tts ucosn
the principal ergag m-nts of the cH,npara M Atlanta
Of the Red siver Exp.iiion Jenkins fesry and cthe,
engsgem nts in Georgia Aisbaua Artsns~s
Nh souri, and Virginia Several Cavalry ksds ars 49,
desc brd with con-ers detail and about ten 49,
Of battle illustrate the text.
The hss been pr-ps ed with M little filfs,~-
and pairs With frsset love cf the snbjrct fr. ~
ncsl sceounts the narratives VI many e,.xi,p.Ss~ -
othtr sonrres entitled to credit aud t L hoped nm
tain inaccurate sccanut Of the career If our trr "a
which the, did - nneh 70 hriax 70 trts1
close.
SO far A. the author could. be has made ID. vorA -
representation of the houotnbls, the xlorous
the ycfurtser scdiefy Of Iowa. ard uultsy hc nr~fR
ly failed In hi. design IL cannot be wftbout -
OF interest to those kHow what q brfxhs rrs<
soidirry made, wil~sss Cts<&, Il A1urea ~ h. y
Moiile and ,oiunii,us, in April, 1o1k 4E
rhe price OF the work which VII b : lnrr~ -
about 100 age will be $3.50. -
Alibersf deduction made 70 the trade thssaA
the work will be principally sod Ad4rsa ~ tszS
d~cs p. o. Boz ia. Washina1oss II
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NEw YoRK, Dec. %.

The jury in the Strong divorce case, after
being out four hours, returned to Court and
requested permission to partake of dinner.
1t was granted, and there will probably be no
verdict rendered to might.
A special dispatch to the Evening Post,
dated Washington, Dec. 20, says the Presi-
dent is so we'll satisfied with the condition of
the South and our foreign relations, that be
has determined upon still further reduction
Of the army.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec %.
The city is crowded with members of the
Legislature
There will be no change in the organization
of the Senate.
Jos; K. Kelly is the accepted Republican
candidate for Speaker of the House, and Mr..
benedict, the former Clerk, will probably be
reelected.
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Capt. semmes Prisoner
WAsHIyGros, DEC,

Capt. Semmes has arrived here from New
Orleans in custody of Lieut.. French, Of the
Marins corps, and is prisoner st the Navy
Yard The detail of the court to tty him is
not vet prepared
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sSFoR AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
GEE SECOND PAGE.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From North Carolina.
he following telegram has been received

THc IUfIU"IHS tcIcEF1H H1s UecT TeCciVeu
RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. 28-To. Vim. H.
Seward-Sir In pursuance to your dispatch
of communication addressed by order o,
the President to w. H. Holden. Provisional
Governor, whereby he is relieved of the trus,
heretofore reposed in him, l have this day
entered upon my duties as civil Governor Of
the State, having been heretofore qualified
before both branches of the General Assem-
bly,. desire through you to assure the
President of my earnest desire to cooperate
with him in all measures tending to the com.
plete restoration of harmonious relations be.
tween North Carolina and the United States
have the honor to be, with great respect
your obedient servant,
JONATHAN WORTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

BEAUTIFUL SoFr AND GLOSSY HAIR
Those wanting fine and glossy hair please
read the card Of George Cabus, in smother
part of this paper. Cabus' Tonic is a perma-
nent cure for the danduff; cures scurf, erup-
tons, and all the diseases Of the skin; restores
grey hair to its original color. dec19-2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

LA'RossL, Wis, Tee y
A fire occurred last night, which entirely
destroyed the foundry of Messrs. Gould 4
Sons. Another ERE took place during the
night, which destroyed both sides of Third
street, between Nam and State, except the
Postotfice and Williams shoe stort Total
loss so, 0,oDo-insured for Sl5,0U
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BosroS. Dec. .!

Brevet Major General II. A. Barnumm.
commanding this Military District has ten
dered his resignation at the War Department,
to accept the Office of State Prison Inspector
of New York, to which he was elected re-
Gently
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PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. 20.
The elegant steamer Commonwealth. loaded
with with freight was totally destroyed BY
fire last night AT Groton. The depot and
telegraph office were also totally destroyed.
No lives lost Loss 81 ,oo0. 900.
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WuLIAasPoRT, Pa, Dec. 90.
There is food in the West Branch of the
Susquehannah. 1t is estimated from so to
100000 feet of saw logs, valued at ST.
OOo, 900, have passed here in the last twenty
four hours. 1t is the heaviest loss ever sus-
tanned BY the lumbermen of that section.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.

Georgetown, following the example set by
Washington, opened the polls yesterday TO
test the sense of the citizens on the subject of
negro suffrage OF over seventeen hundred
votes cast. only one was in favor of extending
the franchise.
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RALEIGH. n. c. Dee. %

We have news here from Morehead City of
the loss of the steamer Constitution from Sa-
vannah for New York. There were fifty souls
on board and all on board were lost but four
teen of the crew.
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Bosrox. Dec,

BOSTON, Dec. 30
James Graham, brother-in-lsw Of Major
General Meade and Colonel of United States
Engineers, stationed here, died suddenly liz
this city last evening, Of disease Of the heart
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Gentlemens, List.

EGAL NOTICE.-State of Iowa. Lee
County, ts-In the Hatrist C0drt Of ssid County
st Beoknk. Merriam, Plaintiff. samnel Dun
Top Oliver ii Coz aud Elizabeth Cox. HE wife q
Waller. q Gripn.n, II ller. Thomas Como, VI
suih'ar, stevenson. John W Hancock, Frederick
Zugg, Robert II Smith, william Williams, John c
Ws.s, preeoriuus, Alexander staae II Iosa for
Of the School Fund Geo W MuCfsry, administrator Of
"a Boyntop deceased, and John Winthrop, Defendants
Nctce h hereby 70 the Def, rdsn her above
saed- th<i pettion In civil action Me In the
CLERKS ONCE OF the District Court aforesaid, duly veri-
ned in behalf Of the above namej PliinttG Bst
and claim decree again said Samue Dun in the
sum OF Sls $685. with ten cent pr interest
on yss 5cleo Of said from d. csmber sth 1859 and
on G&zoi OF said from Dec 2 1858, and s57532
u said fron February g. 1854 and sgsinst all the
DefendaBt. fer force iosre Of raj estate
In Lee county, Iowa securing ssd sun And uniess
appear and maks defense thereto before the
ond day ~ the next term Of eaid Court
the hrrt MONDAY OF February 1896 Judgment will be
rendered sxzirst you pray "a for In said petition
X II. aILLN0kE,
dccssdi~ sst Atiy for Plaintiff
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PorGHKEEpsIE. Dec. .

-.
The river here is filed with floating ice.
The steamboat Norwich went up 1his after
noon with colors flying. on her way 70 Ron
dout to lay up. Navigation at this place has
not been open % late in number Of years.
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RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 20.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 20. 3
Richard Aareny, late Major of Goth New
York, died = the pose hospital last night.
The body habbeen embalmed and 10 awaiting
The orders Of his friends.
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CooPER INSTITUTE is selfsupporting, the
income for rents being about 25,0eo The
gallery contains 400 pictures, the library 1000
volumes, and the reading room 100 papers
besides periodicals. The School of Design.
leading feature in the Institution, numbers at
present about 200 pupils. The scientific de-
partment is supplied with valuable philoso-
phical and chemical apparatus. The night
school, which opened October I'd, with about
l,50O pupils, is u very interesting and adm
rable feature.
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Major General Commanding

STRANGE But TRrE.-War, disease and
famine are considered the most powerful
emissaries of death. There are others, more
destructive than the three united We allude
to the deadly poisons sold as rum, gin, bran
dy. whiskey, wine, &c. A glance at our
criminal calendars, police repurts and medi-
cal statistics prove this. In the State of
Maine, the headquarters of the temperance
movement, there is no restriction on the sale
of Spears Samburg Port Wine-a hattering
testimonial of its worth and purity. In our
opinion its sale should be encouraged in every
section of the country, not merely for lis
mountaineering properties, but for its rare
and valuable medicinal virtues, approved by
eminent members of the faculty. in Europe
and America. Sold by druggists
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QcANrRELL.-The Topeka Kansas) RECORD

QCANTRELL.-The Topeka kansas) Record
says:
''The telegraph dispatches for the last week
have had Quantrell in Washington asking
pardon. On the 18th inst, Gov. Crawford
telegraphed to Gen. Lane to know if it was
true. The answer came yesterday, as fol
lows:
q He is not here. | would kill him ON
sight. J. H. LANE"
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san FRANcIsco, Dec. 2s,
The Overland mail. with New York dates.
has arrived here.
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt
at Santa Clara last night
The firm of Jakaboasky & Warner failed
to-day. Liabilities over $500, ,OOo
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DuQuoIN, ILL.,. Dec. 70.

NEw YoRk, Dec. 20. Z
Gold opened l45l, closed l45i.
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DNXVUfN3 H., D6c. -.
The banking house of Smith / Co. was
broken open last night, and robbed Of about
$4,000.
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In closing this report. permit me to say that
the officers of my staff, whom YOU permitted
me to retain. have rendered ncacnable SER
vice by their diligence and unabated interest
in the work assigned them. and that almost
without exception have found the officers
and agents here and in the different States
performing their delicate and trying duties
with ability and fidelity.
/ do not feel that the difficult problems
given me have been solved. nor do hope for
complete and satisfactory results in the work
of this Bureau. Yet firmly believe that the
same just God that conducted us to freedom
will so continue to direct us that We shall be
able to keep the pledge that we have made,
that freedom shall be substantial reality.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
q q How,un
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New Advertise sments.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Once, At Ksokuk, the soth day Of
Decessber, 1895. 81,
To obtain ofthssel stters the applicants must
call for letters give the date Of his and
pay cent for advertising
Ladies, List.
BAty Mary C-3 Campbell Mrs. v Kranberr Mary
Bosvorth Ida Carpenter sarah kennedy Mary A
Burfis kvira Davis Irahea Mensfee Mrs n
rougo Anna Forbes Jennie Rsynold Mrs. o "
Rennett klzsbeth Graham Moliie Roney Mrs A
Birch Anna GosneIl Mariah Real Mrs n Il
Barren Mrs HenderSunC wilson MARY
Cope Enen M Hampton Wiley Mary
Wbaley Sophy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

ticulsrly as to the construction of GER
tain laws relative 70 freedmen, the
commanding General prefers to post
pone the trial for the present 1t is the
earnest desire OF all military officers,
as it must be of every good citizen, to
hasten the day when the troops can,
with safety, be withdrawn from this
State, and the people be left to execute
their own laws; but this viii not be
fastened By arming at this time the
young men of the State.
The Proclamation of the Provisional
Governor is based on the supposed ne
cessity Of Increasing the military forces
in the State 70 prevent the commission
Of crime by bad men. 1t is remarks-
bic fact that most Of the outrages have
been committed against Northern men,
Government couriers, and eOlored peO-
pie. Southern citizens have been halt
ed BY these outlaws, but at once re-
leased and informed that they had been
stopped by mistake; and these citizens
have refused to give information as to
the parties by whom they were halted,
although frankly acknowledging that
they knew them. 8
Governor Sharkey, in d cOmmuniea-
ton written after his call for the organ.
i4stion Of the militia forces was made,
setting forth the necessity for such or
ganizstion, states that the people are
unwilling 70 give information to the
United States military authorities which
win lead to the detection of these out
laws and suggests as remedy for
these evils the arming Of the very peo-
pie who refuse to give such informa-
ton.
A better plan will be TO disarm all
such citizens and make it for their in
terest TO sid those who have been sent
here 10 restore order and preserve
peace.
1t is therefore ordered, That District
Commanders give notice at once to all
persons within their respective Dis
tricts, that no military organizations,
except those under the control Of the
United States authorities, will be per-
mitted within their respective COM
mands; and that, if any attempt is
maAt 10 OIEaAllAcl AAlNA oANA Aoe-~Ns
those engaged in it will be arrested.
Whenever any outrages are committed
upon either citizens or soldiers, the
commander of the Post nearest the
point at which the offense is committed
will report the fact at once TO the Dis
trict Commander, who will forthwith
send as strong q force to the locality as
can be spared. The officer in com
mand of such force will at once dis
arm every citizen within ten miles OF
the place where the ofense was COM
mitted. If sny citizen possessing IN
formation which would lead to the cap
ture of the outlaws, refuse 10 impart
the same, he will be arrested and held
for trial The troops will be quartered
on his premises and he will be com
PEELED to provide for the support Of
men and animals. These Williams can
be arrested, unless they receive encour-
agement from some portion of the CON-
munity in which they operate and
such communities must be held respon-
sible for their acts, and must be made
to realize the inevitable consequences
of countenancing such outrages.
By order of MAJ GEN. SLOcUM
j. WARREN MILLER,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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arms y.uurusx ~

Pressure assHsmsut FOs Oaesss via PfsIapfs
nsss.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r B. CHEATHAM.
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JACKSON, MISS, September 8.

LITTER FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
Governor Sharkey publishes the fol-
lowing correspondence:
at is believed there can be organized
in each county force Of citizen militia
to preserve order and enforce the civil
authorities of the State, and Of the
United States, which would enable the
Federal Government TO reduce the
army, and withdraw, to q great extent,
the forces from the State, thereby re-
ducing the enormous expenses Of the
Government
If there was any danger from an
organization Of the citizens for the pur-
pose indicated, the military are there
70 suppress, on the first appearance, any
move insurrectiOnary in its character
One great object is TO induce the peO-
nile 10 come forward in the defense Of
the State and Federal Governments.
General Washington declared that the
people, or the militia, was the arm OF
the Constitution, or the arm Of the
United States, and IS soon as it
becomes practicable, the original de-
SIGN of the Government should be re-
snmed under the principles of the great
charter of freedom, handed down to
the people by the founder of the Re
public. The people must be trusted
with their government, and if trusted,
NV opinion il, that they will act IN
GOOD faith, and restore their former
constitutional relations with all the
States composing the Union. The main
object of Major General Carl Schurz 8
mission 10 the South, was TO aid, -
much as practicable, in carrying out the
policy adopted by the Government for
reetoripg the States to their former re-
Iatiops with the Federal Government
II is hoped such aid has been given.
The proclamation authorizing the res
toratIon Of state Government, requires
the military 10 aid the Provisional Sow
ernor / n the performance OF his duties
as prescribed IN the proclamation, and
in no manner to interfere or throw I'M
pediments IN the way of the consumma-
lion of the object OF his appointment al
least without advising the Government
of the intended interference.
,Signed-l ANDRE" JOHNSON
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FOR COUNCILNEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. H. KENDRICK.

We are snihorzed 70 anuoInce ~ acandliEte Or
Councilman IN The far Ward
p. J. KAUFMAN.
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GEANr OK HUETER The New York
Citizen publishes letter from General
Grant, dated " City Point, Va, July IS,
1864" to C. A. Dana, then Assistant
Secretary of War, in reference to Hun
ters memorable raid up the Shensn-
doah Valley, in which he says:
I am sorry to see such q disposition
to condemn brave old soldier IS Cen
eraI Hunter is known to be, without a
hearing He is known to have sd-
vanced into the enemys country to
ward their main army, inhictlng a
much greater damage thas they, with
double mis- force, have inflicted upon
as. and they moving directly away from
our main army.
And further on, the General says:
7 fail vet 70 see that General Hunter
has not acted with great promptness
end great success.
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aon. Rsohsid OvsisbJ. 6ovaraoF ststs Of uiinoia.
Hon. David l. Laws, judge supreme Court. z. p.
Hos VIM. g. BrowuloE. Governor Of Tsunesses.
alIs. 6sn Jas. p. Br0Enlss. AT Gen. sta.s tea
asssee
don ~ NJ. Busn, Nashville.
gou. WA. F.th.uisl Baxter. Nashv.ila
4ou. 10. O. 0uld Nashville.
Hon. Joha Hugh smith, Nsahvns.
P. v. Ma1ey. ESQ, Nashyllls.
Hsssrs. Morris A strsttou, Fashraa
nossrs. EFsas 3 Co, Eashviis.
yinirod Porter. Coiuntsa, Tsaa-
IunaIG-d
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MoaE 8fcsrEEISe 0Ur-An order IVES
sred on Saturday last by the War
Department, directing the muster cut
Of A more regiments and batteries. In
The list are the following. 49tu, l20h,
and 18th Illinois Infantry and Cog
we'll Battery, 18th and l5Sd Indian a
Infantry. amidst, Sd and 18th BAtteriei'
90 6. 18th Kansas Cavalry 18th, 49,
5ad 18th and 55th Kentucky Infantry,
and l1lh Cavalry. jlst Missouri lnian-
trv. and Batteries A, + and ], ID Lieht
Artillery; l2Gh Ohio Infantry and ! IA
Busry, . companies Of the 10Th
Pruurylvanis and l2th and l4ih Cav
slrv. eth Mounted Tennessee infantry
s0ih Wisconsin Infantry 9th I'D and
l02d r. s Ool0Ted troops.
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augl3n,
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Proposals for bay.

0fFICE CHIEF QUAEIEUhIAFTvEF
b'srzicr o. dfbrLE Irsstaaas. =
huuaEElB9ao TUrf, AuFu g De-. 49,.
GhALtD Pr PJsAlS vii BE- reoalguf AZ en-.
- ONCE unit nuay, the itth q gsnisHhar. 81 a
. eiooA, ~, for lie a. vcry 'in sfn.k' q OIL.
following named p eos, vs..
MuRFREE iBORO. JoHNsoyyuIf
fkANkLiN, KIN sion srIlNss7.
GaLLATiN, PULASKI
GAINESVILLE. COLUMBIA.
TULLAHOMl,
within Thirty on daYr aitsr date ~ oonrrs-t ofUsl
30 tbe i1u.l
No BID Tsrelyed for . iss srouut lbaB z rsufg.
I've - tota. Bus o. state be rcout o. b ...l..
cred, and e. VIA piaso b. o. eaaora.d r-..r..
So i4r hay, and add essei 90 thls idra p.rf o.
Hh'e p ~ say Do q copied D. required fa ss.s
gooda q auhicsnt bouds '1r lle msdin ert 81 u ..-
coutTarta
=. WHITMAN, C.pt. and 4. a. a.
Lllei QlarLerulaster Li-tlr. cf fa Tenn
auEs-dfvtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


We are authorized to snuouncc JOHN HUGH
SMITH ~ cancidsis for the ofiice Of Mavcr of
Nashville, si the coming siecii1n-iasi saturday "a
September next
We are authorized % announoe CAPT. WILLIAM
DRIVER e. q ,s1didsie for the ofhce Of Mayor Of
easavue, a. he cominE eiecuOu--last zsturuay In
september nexI. W. tkee
We srs suthouzsd % nnrogoce ABRAM ny ERS
s. 3 candidate tor MsyoE ~ the ensuing sieouon.
iySl-tde
TIE trends Of =. p. nICRET, request us o.
announce Inn as cmdldste for Mayor, az tie
eie'uon on ne .s't ssiuriay g sePtamber.
Jy2s
We are authorized O. announce ". MATT
BSO n. a. csudidste for Mayor, al tie ensuing
Muncpal Elecuou. jy19
We sFe az ho-iGed 90 announce VIZ. z CHEAT.
ham IS candidate ior Mayor a. the approsching
election. ancI.ta.
We sra authorized 20 announce ur. p. s. WOOD.
WARD IS a sndidaie 10. Mayer his sceeFss1ce
% 4 cal having huen Published sugl-tie
We are authorized % announce Capt. JOHN
pA-HlELL ~ a candidate for Mayor 81 the easu.
ing Municipal eiecroa. auFi-ida
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The Confessions AND EXPERIENCE or a. IN-
vALID.-PuhHshed for the benefit, and ns a
caution 10 young men and others, who suffer
f.ou Nervous Debility, Premature prcoy OF
Manhood, &c, suppIying az the same timo
The means o. seli-curs. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quaclvry. By enclosing q postpaid nd
dressed envelope, single copies may e- had
Of the author.
NATHASIEL MLVFAIE, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. y.
augl-3m.
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Auction Sale
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

Officers pay accounts and soldisrs GuGl
statements, computed and purchased ~
owest rates. Also Quartermsstera Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. Is North Cherry street.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

CoLGATE a Co. beg 10 inform their custo-
mers that they still continue the manutac-
turs Of their various styles Of Family and
roilet Soaps, Starch, aud Cendlea.
Prices current forwarded By mail on ap-
plicaGon. CoL0ArE a Co,
Nos. So & s. John ST., New York.
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