davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

vicxsBuEa, Mis-, Aug. 9, 1861
Dr.. John Bali--Dea. Sir: am happy to state to 70
that have used your valuable Cepn btters xrea
benefit 10 myself In general debility and prosrstonoi
my system. produced by the unhealthy and masma2c
nuence OF the Mississippi river around sicksburg having
been with Gen. rants army throughout Its SOUTH
err campaign. ! confidently recommend its
persons who ~ posed to unhealthy climates.
IL. W. EO0LB,
Agent T. 3. Sanitary Conmissbon
LorssvnIx KY, Sept. 16, 1853.
On the 22d ofJuy last Submitted. through agent
81 mine tothe Medical Director Of the Department the
Army of the Cumberland sample of my Cedron Btters
for inspection and requested il after analysis he found
mertorions to sanction and approve its among
soldier
The following is the Medical Directcrsr~ply and also
Gen hosecrans permission to ship 300 dorm once
have Il sold TO suffers. JOHN BULL
~ satisfe5 that cetron Bltters will do no harm
any one II taken properly aud In moderation. see NO
ohection 70 Or. Bulls being permitted to dispose Of
suffers. A. HENRY TiURs1oN,
sargeon and Medical Director d
HeAdqrsrteis Department OF Cumberisad.
Nashville, Tenn. July ~, 1863.
r.Johp Bulls agent. Mr., hs. permission si1fp
to Nashville, Tenn rs grces 500 dorsn of BnIfs c.
dron Btters for sale to suffers In the army only
The regulations q the Treasury Department are to be
cam piled With strictly.
By order OF Ma ,r Gen RosnexAns.
MM.M. wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sse, wholesale aud retail ~ wilkinson. Bartlett
Co., keokuk Iowa sPflSdASiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

eE We regret to learn that Surgeon
Ia, Ior's little son, PERCY, died yesterday
mprn ing, In his bereavement the Doctor
will have the sympathies Of large circle
of intimate friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

DISTRICT CoURT. was oc
cupied in the examination of witnesses in
the case eff Root, Giger d Co. VS.. Capelle.
Rankin and Strong for Plaintiff and Gill.
more and Brown for defendant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

CLOSING UuT.-Messrs. Yates & MUIR
ply are closing ont their large and en,eo.
did stock Of dry goods, hats and caps,
boots and shoes. DC. Here is rave
chance for bargains, to which the atten-
tiop OF everybody. and especially Of coun-
try dealers, is called. The stock to be
sold - avery large one. the goods are or
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. 4 N.
sre determined to sell without regard to
price. Give them call, Main street.. be.
tween Third and Fourth. [janaO.tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

S6 Our fellow-townsman VIM. Alb
bolt has purchased the right for Lee
county, to manufacture and sell the Ter
bills Washing Machine, which is now
meeting with favor among many house
keepers 10 this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

- Crossing the ice CONTINUED until
last evening. The rain will We appre.
bend put an end TO it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYEll

ID ATCHELoA's celebrated iiAIR DYE sstks Btsf Z.
- ,A< Rsrsa. Tte elis Hsrsisss Trns SD Rslssbis
dye kno~a. sPlrn4id Hair Dye is perfee-chanres
Red knsts or Gray Hair instantly Gloss, 6s<& o.
ssstra sros without larng the Hair staining the
ssin. leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful. gntarts exh
vitality eqrentiy fostering its pristine c0ior rec
nes the I'll effects Of Had Dyes. Tbs genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere irnits-
tians and should is xvs,e Sold by Ill Druggists Ar
gACIoRf-sI Barclay New York BsrcHY,rea
NEW ToILxyCsrsw far Dressing the HAIR ffvq-dkvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
: 4 NNUAL CLLRANCE SALE AT
IA THE Nsw YORK STORE
Great Bargains for 20 Days!

s5 Remnants q bes Prints former prices so ct,
marked down 10 - per yard.
ido Remnants Of Delalnes and Dress Goods worth 50
cts, selling at IS cts.
Oh Clnaks closing ont at great sacrifice.
" Pairs 81 Blankets at 81 pricesSls blankets ked
DOWN To sif per pair SIS Bnke;s ked Down e sill
Blankets worth ST. closing OUT s.
20 cts. =
y DOL shswls closing ont az reelection Of 10 per- cent
spoas, subias and breakfast shawis, less than
prizes.
Q PAIR blankets. slightly soiled, ST Ealf prices.
Several pieces French Merino worth S15e selling AT
81 IS per yard.
lot of chiidrsns' Bamora Hose frou, is 70 20 cts
pair, 40 per cent less than fall prices
SALE 70 COMMENCE
ON MONDAY. 18TH OF FEBRUARY.
Ahd Continue Tsrsstty Days.
~ GREGG, Agt,
feolo-dtw New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
AND FOR SALE have lO2t

acres OF lard which intend 10 sell without hav.
ing h.sd any prsce below which Will refnss Lid. SIC
nc es lies in Montt0se Bottom, Lee cornty Ioga 1ix
miles ~ W OF the town Of Montrose. Aboas 700 acre
OF this tract prairie, ard lie tinber50 acre.
under good fence. four eahns with three rooms in
each well OF water each. ponds OF water and
Eek for stock wsef and large barn. framed with
q shineie roof
north OF eokuk between the middle and western road
which connect keokuk and Montroee. ahout rs or so
acres cleared, and the balance In timber Two cabins
we'll OF water ai creek for stock gatar il on this tract
and about 100 acres under good Title indispu
table.
These tracts susceptible OF division and il be a.
yided to suit purchaser. Those wishing 70 buy home
OF make s investment in real estate In either of the
above iocaes Invited TO examine the lands now a.
fere In quality at least 500 as good aud lies
as Wen a. any lands in Iowa will take pleasure IL
showing 20 any person wishing TO purchase and in
vite offers for the whole any part
tanlVNf FRANK BALLINGER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

UyDERrAKER We would call atten
ton to the card of Messrs. V. T. and ].
4 Perkins, who are well prepared to at.
tend to anything within their line OF bust
ness. Office opposite Post Office on Second
street. where orders can be left either
dag or night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
THE CITY.

A BARaA1N.-See advertisement three
lots for sale in block as, in the Same block
with the residence Of Mr.. Chittenden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
+" Boon 10 Thousand. Of su,rer.r.

nanniac turers Agents for Threshnc Machines Horse
fowers Hay Presses and Power Corn Shelters
cnrers OF Gannt Humans Excelsior Fan HIls and
Grain Seperators. - -.aS AA'
aud other Piows on hand esS
-. suLrlyATOssN--ssu STATE, +, D. Smith.
Monitor Sta ards Fllis either OF which q caras ~
y, ae from ~ to 10 acres per day doing away with
uoIn Planters for horses or by hand Hay and Sr.w
Sa.e,s nve different varieties, Horse Rskes Or YJkes
heeiosrrows, Horse Pitchfofks Summing Wsaai. 49,
Washing Machines Clothe, Wrineers Fiovs D.. S
Ssses Blrd Seed &C. lot u choice Cover. TIMOTHY
"rass and Flax Seed, on hand and fur saie 81 IA
s.,sss WlcKKR6HAM & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
NOTICE.

1o Edward Weshmar, Catherine w eishmar Johp y~..
u Reid, sApaatha winne Kian Wine
leu and each OF you hereby notified that there !,
nov On me IN the Office 81 the Clerk of the District Cor
- ~ county Iowa. at Keoknk petition u Wiljis,.
Leagason Claiming OF you Edward weishnan M r
o. rive Hundred ard Twenty Dollars with ID - sun.
on ihree pTonaisory notes secured ~ aas
" yon to VIM Leighton and james Estes ma sincs
sued 70 sara William Leighton, dated Narh ism IssS
so claiming AZ sinst each Of the ~ srosure ~
mortgage t9e same being the undivided l,.s ~
oloek 90 IN Reid Additonto the city Of Ksoink Lee
county Iowa, for the purchase usaay ahd Trrt,.. -
ing Tor sale OF sail premises and general reii.r -
unless You appear and answer said position nm ~
noon OF the second day u ID next term az 40
rour 20 eohinence at Feokuk, on the Hrst Ncn.v IN
February A. D. 1865, tsaauit VIM be entered ss-,,..
petition - F1.yeu iof IN saad
Ns sssos STAN. stamp ooej II. STRONG.
Atty FIR PI'h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
Z<8O LOAN.

Undersigned have been authorized to rece,v. NH
e the nee 30 Loan BY Jay, Cooke. aensrs
~ g, agent The Loan has been before the prb
The resources Of the overulnent ~ 5 ~
spd as any debt that b accumu.d
the privilege Of taking the cnrrcy - n. =. - WIZ
yss o. converting Il into $40 Bonds makes the 80
This = tie oaly I.saa vAieh 4. -
NEST new OAsra,
And on which with me rrvenxs. = ,.,,~.
nue. ms lean ap4eals "a the pes1JptirD e. shsi
I. = - ss une aGrA thsn rununseaSI = 5-sss,
SHsa WI TUoo1RooN . % -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

- No offenders appeared yesterday,
bstoss dc bar Of our municipal jsstios.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

PfRsoNAI.-We had the pleasure yes
terdsy of meeting the gallant Colonel
Hedrick, OF the 18th Iowa He is great
ly restored in health aud is en- route for
Sherman and Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

~ Seminal Urinary and Sex0al NyA-
Le IN s-nfw snftets'ie reports Of the
HOWARD AssoIs Tlusent ~ mall 10 sealed letter err.
elcpcs fresof charge. Address Dr. T. SKr1GIs ousErcx
Howard Association Nc. seA Ninth Street PhiladeI.
,hia, Pa apri-dkviy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
EOR sALE-6O acres Of and on tfe

blun above the Mississippi River, about miles
above the city, With small leg house and IS
fence Title good sale. Price So per Gallon
II. ID. TEN-EYCK:
laue Real Estate Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

coming election. We feel assured that
they read other papers than the Dayton
Journal, wherein their interests are can
didly aud fairly discussed. They may
have noticed by the New York papers thsa
the personal property subject to taxation
in that city, has fallen off moro than one
hundred millions of dollars by reason Of
the investment Of the surplus funds Of
such millionaires as A. L. Stewart, Will
liam B. Astor and others in Government
securities--the former having fourteen
millions and the latter ten millions ex-
empt from taxation.
The negro equality and bond holders
organs may endeavor to cover up the real
Issue, but the people have the right view
of the question. They are quietly can
vassing it in their own minds, and have
already come to the conclusion that gov
iernments were instituted for the people
that class legislation. designed to build ur
privileged orders in this country will nc
llonger be tolerated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
The Journal on Taxes.

The negro equality organ has over
column Of special pleading this morning,
TO show that the rich men pay all the
taxes, while the poor man, the laborer'
the mechanic, and the producing classes
generally escape taxation, because, for
sooth. as the journal claims, their income
/. less than six hundred dollars. This
has always been the theory and the line OF
argument pursued by the party of which
the journal is an organ
And yet, how easily is this specious
reasoning overthrown by the exercise OF a
little common sense, and the statement
of a single fact that is patent to the com
mouest understanding, viz ; that all hs
real ,peaIM of country as made mP By The
oroJ,cin0 claSses-the farmers, mechan-
les and laborers. Yet, in the face OF these
facts-acknowledged all the world over
the paid organs Of the bondholders
have the.brazen effrontery to tell these
men of toll, that it is the rich men, ihe
bond .holders, the men of large incomes
who are paying the burden OF the taxes
and supporting the Government, How How
,ha .Inurnal can dare to insult the intelli-
Oeuce aud common sense of the lsborine
and producing classes OF this community
1
by such glazing Misrepresentation and
and (alsehood, is beyond our comprehen'
sion. 1t even has the audaeity to ask
them if"they are not better paid and en-
IjOy more lpxnries now than they did be-
fore the war" russg
We believe thatitisthe intention Of tn
I.classes referred to, aud whose intelligenS'
has been thus insulted and outraged, t.
answer the Journals question very em
phatically through the ballot-box at tn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Current News Items.

The South Carolina Convention has adj
iourned, after a harmonious session. Inc
Constitution has been amended 80 as TO give
the election os Governor and Presidential
electors to the direct vote OF the people, II
j. said that James l.. Orr will be GoVeenor
and Governor Perry one Of the United States
Senators
C. +. Hall, the Artc explorer, formerly OF
Cincinnati in a letter to Mr., Hrinnel from
the Arlic regions, is of the opinion that three
of the original Franklin expedition yet sur
we among the Esqu'mauX
The Alabama Legislature has p'ssed an
ordinance, declaring that all debts create
under the Secession ordinance are null and
void
There has been IN .terial rise in printing
paper 1t is now about twenty cents
pound,
The accounts from North Carolina are 10
ths effect that there is no necessity for troops
there at all
Parties who have claius against loreIgn
Z. .yernments are instructed to send them on
to the State Department The Secretary of
State has taken the matter in hand and in>
tend, to prosecute it to a successful issue
The Commissioner OF the General Land
Office has decided, that unisr the Homestead
Act. it requires Eve years continuous cultiva
ton before fee-simple title can be conveyed
by the Government,
The intelligence from Ireland is to the Ell,
feet that the FeEisn excitement is on the ln'
crease. Nightly drillingS were frequent al
over Ireland Fears we're entertained that
soldiers would be landed from tho Unite d
States
The President j. saidto have promised Gov
ernor Bramlette, Of Kentucky that the State
should soon he relieved OF martial law.
The New Jersey soldiers have addressed Z
memorial, sugRes ing to ,be Government iht
propriety Of paying bounties to those soldiers
who entered The army without any.
The St Louis municipal delegation hal
gone on 10 Boston. l..t.l lE.lIsa
The Secretary of the Treasury denies tha
itip his purpose to put another loan upon the
market.
August Belmont 4 Co, Of New York. wer'
Yesterday robbed of $4,000 reward o
S2. 500 is offered for the robbers
The spread of FsniAnism in the British ar
nv ia attracting attention, snd severe mea
ures against It are called for by the br''"i
press.
The cholera il said to be decreasing II
Turkey, but increasing in Italy
Il ia said that hereafter the regular arm
will CONSIST of 10000 men.
Two United States iripates, she 5aFanai
and the St, Lawrence, bsve sailed IN pursnl
Of the Shenandoah,
General Gilmore sncceeds General Sloeuu
In Mississippi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Modern Republication and An
cinmt Puritnnism.

People often wonder Why the Common,
wealth that aroseuut OF the struggle with
Charles Stuart was failure The reason
was, 1t had the tsiDt OF usurpation upon it
IL dealt also too largely ia loyal arguments
aud had too much recourse To kingly prae'
tees Cromwell like most ambitious men,
did not cherish the highest kind Of ambition.
He became only the link between the Casar
of old Rome, and The Napoleon Of modern
times whereas il he had more sincerity and
purity Of motive, be might have been the an
IicipalioD Of the Washington OF the new
world The Commonwealth failed slso for
another reason, because it was gloomed,
perverted aud enfeebIed by the spirit OF Puri
tanism. II struggled against human nature
with ITS three mile prayers, and half mile
graces." 1t knocked down may poles as
we'll as kings. While 1t spnrned the luxuries
OF courts it interiered with the enjoyTents of
the village green, and and 30 it made itself
hated, and hateful. Its foundation was laid
on too narrow basis Great as the struggle
was, it Was the struggle OF q section, and not
of q nation
Modern RepubIicanism, or Abolitionlsm,
has many points OF resemblance TO ancient
Purilanism. The fanatics of Cromwells time
looked and thought like ours. The Fifth
| Monarchy man had not IL more abiding sense
OF his own devoted patriotism than his imita-
tor in our day. He talked TO God, and at
Him just as familiarly and blasphemously
He arraye,i God on his side with just as much
arrogant confidence, and welded his thunders
and marshaled his judgments, as though he
were joint executor with Him in the enforce
ment of His will The Roundhead of Crom.
wells time talked Of Gods anger against the
SIN Of Popery, just as the modern Abolition
Republican to-day does of God judgment on
the sin of slavery. The Puritan Of the Crom.
welIian period was a single idea, just like ouI
modsrn Republican fanatics, perfectly regard
less of consequences and blind to the devas'
tation and widespread ruin that his madness
entailed upon the nation. PuritsDsm. by itI
; hypocrisy, soon disgusted the large portion
OF the nation that had been its dnpes, ant
made it welcome the restoration the Houst
ef Stuart as choice between two evils. VIII
/ doubts that the popular awakening will be a.
sudden and terrible here : The outrages an'
prosecutions That Paritanism, in its intoler
; auce, had ehgsndered, was most fearfull
+ rtNenged When the sober second though
oi this nation shall reteru. and the scales fa
from the eyes of deladed people, will th
: Nemesis ofreLrbution be less terrible ia 1t
Judgment p Philadelphia Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
mo- lho Dtmocrncy of Ohlo.

Your State Executive Committee beg
leave to address to you few words OF
well founded encouragement. Our ad-
vices from all parts OF the State are very
satisfactory, and we feel justified IN as
suring you, that il every Democrat viii
do his duty from now until the close -o' |
the polls on the second Tuesday OF Oc-
tober, the State will be rescued from the
hands Of the Abolitionists The reign Of
terror has passed by, and as passion sub
sides, the people become anxious to listen
to argument and reason. The monstrous
scheme Of the radicals to place negroes
upon footing of perfect political aud
social equality with the whites, and to
govern this country in all time TO come
By means of negro votes and the fia-
grantly unjust proposition to forever ex-
empt from taxation four thousand millions
Of property in the shape of Government
securities, and thus create privileged
monied aristocracy, receiving annually,
in the shape of interest, hundreds OF mil
| lions of taxes drawn from the people, but
paving no taxes themselves TO the State
Government; the wanton extravaganza OF
Congress and the State Legislature the
opnressiye character of the four dollar
4
militia communication tax; the swarm OF
unnecessary Office holders, civil and mil
itary, drawing pay, but doing nothing
the frauds, peculations and defalcatlons
of Abolition officials almost daily brought
to light; the contrast between the am
bigious and deceptive platform OF the Abo'
I lition State Convention. and the unequI-
vocal. outspoken principle announced by
our Convention, and the equally striking
contrast between the vacillsting and trim
ming course of General Cox, the Aboli
ton candidate for Governor, and the frank
manly speeches of our noble candidate
General George w. Morgan the patriotic
course OF our returned soldiers who Az
rejecting. with scorn, the Abolition doc
trne of negro equality. All these thing
are telling with powerful effect upon th'
public mind. and cansug thousands, whit
have ever been opposed to us. 10 paus
and reflect.
| Fellow Democrats, now is the time 10
I Won to work, and to work earnestly. Fo
r iour years you have suffered abuse and per
$ secution for your principles. You bore
all rather than desert them. When tn
y history of these dark times shall be I'M
= partially written, to you will be given tn
credit Of having preserved whatever
Constitutional liberty shall remain III tn
n land. Continue TO merit this high homo
d continue to be the champions of the Cor
u stimtion and of equal lightt; exhibit you
ancient zeal Tor the success OF the goo
q cause; use every honorable means
strengthen and promote it; be Vigilan
!" be active; and you Will, ere long, see you
'S time honored and beloved party again
- the ascendant, and the Union and the Con
N stitution gloriously restored.
nf By order of the Democratic State Exe
n utive Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
I'd Chdarman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Dissolution of Partnership

UyHE partnership hitherto exsting bstween Il. o.,
Brien 4 Bro, in this day dissolved by mutual
co sent. E. 0'Brien, who ~ 10 carry on thu bust
ness in Dayton will ADJUST all elaine due the late
firm, aud w u collect all debts Those showing
themselves indebted to the late hrm OF 4. O,Bren
A Bro will please call aud settle with K. O'Brien,
aOl Second street, at the old stand.
". o'pRIER,
NJ, OBRIEN.
Dayton, September !, 1885.
ii cary and Liquor business, to my brother II,
o. Brien I cheerfi ly recommend him TO the Gus
toners OF the late firm, and the community gener-
ally as an honest and honorable mau, feeling thank-
nil to all those who bsrAlly pstronzsd the late
Arm and to all the citizens OF Dayton, for the many
oourtesies sxteudet to sards me, leave with feel
lngs OF deep regret. M. ObRlEH.
sel1dRwlm .-t,..ts. tt..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
General cox Drawing Pay,

General Cox is spending his time in elec-
uoneering for the Governorshipi and every
month draws from The United States Treasu.
ry about "A, 900 10 pay himself as Major Gen
eral and his staff This eomea out Of the
pocke,s OF the productive class The rich
invest their meansin United States secu rites
and pay no taxes. VIII the men who work
for their living, be they farmers merchants,
mechanics OF laborers, vote for Cox, the ean
didate Of the party, who are iur favor Of thus
buikIlng up priviledged class, free from
taxalon. whitley vote for man who thus
holds on to the Que treasury while he reaches
Iorysrd 70 Rrasp another - sex Iof&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
FARM FOR SALE.

4 offer my farm for SALE situAted one and quarter
miles south Of Osntreville nine mes south Of Day.
on lies one fourth OF mile east Of the Dayton and
Lebanon Pike, and ON the free pike leading nom
said pike to Spring Valley, containing 81 acres 10
acres in timber, balance best quality Of ullats land
The improvements are good Two story frame house,
a large frame tobacco barn, wood house and other
ouhuldings, good orchard OF grated fruit end plenty
OF stock water the year round. For particulars apply
10 JACOB CARMONY, on the premises, or 10 JAMEb
KELLY, Real Estate Agent Dayton.
sep 80 3tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
TO the soldiers

The following letter from General
George w. Morgan. Democratic csndi-
date for Governor. may be of great bene'
fit to the soldiers, in regard to the matter
of disposiDg oftheir discharges. Read it.
The letter speaks for itself.
MOUNT vERSos, o., Sept. %, 1865,
MsssRs, LAYMAN 4 RsHELNAN- Gentle
men Wherever have been, have heard
of persons who are buying up the discharges
and taking assignments from the soldiers OF
1861 aud g. 1t is scheme to plunder the
soldier out OF spy bounty in land or money
which may be given hun by Congress. Warn
our ,oldiers not 10 sell If the discharges
are worth three hundred dollars to the sharp
er, they are worth more than that to the sold
ier.
Ipgreat haste,
.aa Verytruly, yours
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

rhS,s are eight regular female physicians
in Philadelphia-sll OF whom are ~ sTUS 1~.
" 'si,b nosipess that she Keeps three horses
ia constant use.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
HO for the greatest Bargain OF
the Season

W. 6. BREENE at No. "a Man Street IN Dayton,
now offers ready made olething at greatly reduced
prices. -
This great fall in his prices is not for talk
ADVERT sement, but he has determined to reduce his
stock
He has the following goods at the prices below