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The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

OWEN AuLLKS, private 10 Company A, 2nd
Infantry. California Volunteers, while fooling
with pistol at the house of his brother, 90
Jackson uear Leavenworth street, San Fran
cisco, Tuesday afternoon, accidentally dis
charged it, and the ball passing through the
window, killed bis brothers wife, who stood
outside on the piazza. The Call says MulIen
was drunk al the time; though he claims the
shooting was accidental 1t appears that be
had visited the house in the morning. and was
in a bad hunor bnt, at that time, bad DO
weapon. He went away, aud in the afternoon
returned with large navy revolver. Mrs.
Mullen was walking on the porch With an in-
fant in her arms, and The young man was sit
ting in the kitchen, and alleges that he was
adjusting cap when the pistol was accident
ally discharged bat, as no one was in the
room, no one but himself knows Of Ibe truth Of
pistol upon his person, having thrown it away.
Mrs. Mullen leaves two small children, one sn
infant. The Call makes this sad affair the
text for an editorial upon the non enforcement
of the law against carrying concealed weapons.
The San Francisco papers seem 10 be of the
impression that the killing was not accidental.
If not, it is certainly one of the most feDdish
and atrocous murders perpetrated in that city,
alraady notorious for the number of persons
who have been slaughtered in cold blood aud
in drunken rows within short period. 1t is
time the city authorities should take measures
to put stop TO this state Of lawlessness.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

CAPTAIN STANTON SHALEs, probably the last
survivor of the battle Of Lake Erie, in 1913,
died in Columbus, Ohio, lately. He was an
officer under Commodore Perry
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

ToMAToEs made their appearance in the San
Francisco markets. for the first time this sea
son, on Saturday. The season is about six
weeks behind what it usually is.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

The soldiers at Camp Union were paid by
uocle Sans agents on Sunday. and Sacramen-
to is again dooded-with greenbacks.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

BERRY, an Euglishman doing business ss a
merchant at Alvso, shot the entire top Of his
bead off with horse pistol on Saturday cause
of suicide unknown.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

COLONEL RoBERr Pollock has suggested
the raising of Sanitary Fund for the aid Of
wounded aud disabled soldiers of the Depart
ment OF the Pacific.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SADDLE TRAIN

OWYHEE, BOISE CITY y IDAHO CITY.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Two ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN. COMES
Il this document sreetinc-that am sisposr,
to sell, AND WILL SELL, any portion or ali Of
my stock OF
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

s. Call IN and Examine the Goods and N
81 Prices, snd judge for yourselves. s1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

StHERIEF'S SAIE-State of Iowa
~ nes Mo;nss Co, Sly virtue Of an esecr.
tion to me directed. issued out of the Office
in fave. OF .'oHn AaiaI uncN, .,.i s.,i,,ss Il
pate, Msr,z "nl Anna Meli. hav. ..yfed
s I; ,'u Nc tr9t f1s,rt Iiam rs ID
ling,or., in said County Of pt's Moines on Sat.
urtiay the 18th day nf Nay, next. A. D., 1885 ba.
r. NJ, sale to commence at O'Clock r. NJ. ~
sud DAY. the following described property To-
wit:
three t23) Township No. y moth u Range
West: AMI The south half Of tho nn1th:wesi
Quarter Of Section No. twenty -four (Ia) Town.
snip ~ north Of Range West, In al 40 acre.
more or less
Taken aud levied upon as the property of SAID
Peter and Anna Mertz, to sattsfy sald writ Of Ell.
ecution. MARTIN Kelsey
Sheriff Of Des Moines co. Iowa.
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TN accordance with Chapter So Of the
j Code o: Iowa notice is hersby given tnst =
corporations has been formed with the name AMI
y oyks Ia carry co re hasneas Of .apt'si'.ctur'
jig il u. II ano Machinery o: al %iias, j, Bar
lazy i, to be , ai5 in s on cali Of the IL
r.ectors. Said Corporation commences On the
ist day II June. r. D. 1866, md is TO expire III
twenty years. The AFFAIRS Q! said Corporation
Will be conducted by q board Of five Directors.
10 Ds cn'sen by the Stockholders, annually
The highest amount of Indebtedness for " hlch
the 'pOfation can be liable nj any ore time. is
SS0N0t In exce~s OF the capital stock; and private
property Is exempt from corporate debts.
may he found 1t the ofsce q: Il w. Starr. Esq !,
where all desired inform alton can he had.
Published bv order Of the associates.
mYy1O-dAwlt
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spEtlAI1 NOTICES !.

Eu,nars sf Peace
r'cr ,'nys a,,+' month, have lived.
jgs,.t.t illa u liabilities II War
~ ,,,;,s 3 .eat hes ri j. aJl a.iune! 10 near
r. -. last ..reat, o. no Of Wars d.re.tul trump,
Aud ali men pray for Victory and Peace!
f.umois OF Health
A >. horne m every breeze tina. oc1nos
rro,a brakes great Laboratory In New YORK.
" here he prepares PLANTAr,oN Br5TEiss slA1,
TO heal the nations. and the sick restore.
81 aikmen wish that Health may stay.
70 that end. poor Dyspeptics. Hypochondraacs
dull,
All take PLANTATION BTrrKEs aud are cure
Tn find relief from their Desetttng Ms
let the whole world PLANTATION BITTkR6 NE.
= nj MI the nations shall have Health And Peace.
mo ,dAw1u
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CAUTION FROM THE
WATCH COMPANY.


Il having come - orr kaawictge tia. tIniis.
tons OF the American Match have heen put
upon the marke, In great nuIloe,s, calculated
by their utter worthlessness 10 inju1e the repn-
taticn of our genuine products, 10 protect cur
own interests and the pubic from imposition.
we again publish the trade marks hy which our
Watches may Invariably he known.
We MANUFACTURE four styles OF Watches.
The FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO, Wa:thano. Mass"
engraved on the inside Plate
Tho SEC has the naue
APPLETON. TRACY 4 CO., Waltha,n Mass
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD Ess the Eaine
up. g RARTLET-T Waltham. Mass" en-
gravcd on TIE inside plate.
All the above sty les have the name American
Watch Co, painted on the dial. and nrs var.
ranted III every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"WM. ELL.RI, Boston, Mnss.,' engraved on
tn e inside plate. and !s not named on the dial.
All TIE above de crihed watches are made Ct
various sizes. and are sold in gold OK silver
sea, As may be required.
II is hardly possible for us to accurately de-
scribe the numerous limitations TO which we
have alluded. They ere usually inscribed with
cape the observation of the unaccustomei buy
err Some are Represented as made by tie "Un-
ion Watch Co., Of Boston, Mas. mo snch COM
pany existing. Some are named the Soldiers
Watch, TO he sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery
style usually known as the ''Soltlier's Watch
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co.."
others the "P. g. BartLEY," instead of our p s.
Bar tlett; besides many varieties named In such
Q manner as to convey the idea that they are
the veri.able productions of the American
Watch Company.
We also caution the public. and particularly
soldiers, against buying certain articles CALLED
watches. 70 freely advertised in illustrated %.
papers - Army Watches" "Ofticers' WatcAea,"
"Magic Time Observers." ARCADIA Watehea,' -
&C tho prices Of which are stated 70 be from
seven TO sixteen dollara A good watch, in the<o
times cannot be afforded for any such money.
4 little attention ON the part Of buyers viii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROB01HO q APPLETOU.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
le2 BROADWAY, n. Y.
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f1GR \ MONTH.-Agents Wanted

~ ! ~ Fvery where to Introduce the inn
,oven SHAW CLARK FAMILY SEWING MA.
try which ts LicfSsEp by Grover q Rshar
y, " heeier Wilson. Howe, SINGER & o., and
; SschssldeT. Az other Mashine1 row sold for
IeSs !nan forty dollars each o. . INF R1NGENENIs.
And the seller and user xIAnrz TO FINE And
In s. IN INT. Salary and expenses, or large
'0mnlssion allowed lhustratet ciroulaTa sent
SREE- Address, SHAW a OZARK
mAye-dsw8m Biddetor,i. NainA
Agency No. % JED. sson street.
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Theattention OF ou, reada & is res, 9 I fully IN.
vited 70 the adyeT tiseme mt Of Mess q s. NJ. Ware
4 Co, which will be found In another part VI
this paper. We are personally saquaint d with
tho nembees II this iiru. and can vouci. for
their responsibility In al busines arrange
ments which they M Vie, - We h-ve n thorough
knowledge Of their mercantile integrity and
their full ,bilNy to meet all ohaisa,ions. This
notice Of cnurke is In ended lor such Of oar re.-
dees ~ have 40 acquaintance with ,hi4 arm TO
all who know them no recommendation -
nscessAry.7Ar~,x AVID Neyy Gaasese.
nax1o-W2m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

Helmhold's Concentrated Extract Bnehn ~
the Great Diuretic Halmbold's Concentrated
Extract Sarsaparilla Is the Great Blood Pnr'ner:
B,th are DR.. pared accord 'ng. 10 the rules d
~, NO, . ;hat s.sn ne made. fuprSdh w3m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

Net . Few Of the Worst Disorders that Al.
dict mankind arise from c0rrupsions Of 0he
blood. helmhoa1's EXTRACT Of 6aYrapaT1lla - D
remedy Of She utmost vNiua.
apfS11AW3m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13
OISGEn's SEWING MACHINES
~ As broadway. Now York.
Western OBJ ee.
IS Third Street, B,4rstssgto,., Fora.
lIIYllI

J. +. GUEI.kY, AGENT.
VIII keep constantly On sist,id full easort-
ment OF oar ni.msi GUS ETY. eso vi
FAMILY q MANJFACrUElNC3 MACHINES.
81 & rx Isl, Cotton aaa Linen Threads, Need rs,
Oh, a..
Or letter A Family Sewing Machines, with
nll the new nc improvements, are Ain.itIsd by All
t, bs tne best and cas- seat family machin,s
now in usa-dcing = wider range IF work n tn
ways ia order; 3 child ~ years CID can RUG
THIN.
town through he IVES, For further 1uIorfna
ton I'D ,fess J. r. GUkLEY, Agent
lnay1C-swkNu f. 81 ~ Burlington. E,yA.
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thing of Beauty " n Joy Forever. Those
Who desire bTln!ancy OF compilation, must p,,y,-
" aud enrich the blood, wh.ch Hetmbold's Con.
en.rated t,x'rs.ct Sarsaps1lla invariably does.
KscIll-ct It il no patent medicine. Ask foy
He.MnolHs. Take no other.
ACrS-dAwSm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

QaaolbSy " oaality.-HelmbNld's Extract
saraps.Tt iia-The d1se = small Those who dc.
sire . large q1Anuty-and large discs Of med..
ciue-EkR iHpl0-.s6W8m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

aseWNFe ~ Counterfeit and nnprineip,ed
dealers endeav0ring tn dispose Of their own and
other prepe rations, on the reputation attained
by Ne1nn0Old's Genuine Preparations
Anr6.dAW3m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13
WHEATON'S
Ointment
ITpR.
Scratch.
ITUH.
10R0l0h.

WI csye Ne tloA IN - hos~s-also cures 0SR
Rhessas U1eeps, Chil11nisas and all eruptions Of
tho skin Price - cents; by aending % cents 70
Weeks 4 Potter, l7U Washington street. Boston,
viii be forwarded f1ee by mail. FOr sale 0y all
druxHiAtA lmarle dA W.T.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

4 clea~, smooth Skin. and beautiful Com.
plexion follow the use of He.mb9iis Ccncen-
tiated Enid Extract s'tfsapaiii!a 1t reno. *
black spots. piInp!es, ana al erupt!ons OF The
SKIN tanrs DIV S,n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

Tn. Ers,i:sI Chamber. an assay OF warn
iag ard Inslrucii ~ Tor Young NDn. Also, new
aud reliable treatment 10 Diseases O; LIE tlfi.
nary aud Sexu 4. Srst-ss- irt.,. in s..ied
~ veloprs Address l., :. ~kiLl.i$ hsH'4H.
TON. Howard .assewja.soi, s'i4Da.'.ei ala, Pa.
a.li-dSwiy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

To Purity, Enrich the Blood. and Beauty
the complexion. use Helnhnid's Highly Con.
ce,!,rated Fluid Extract 'satsiparii.a one bo1-
lie equals in strengt n one gallon 81 the s:ruP
or It.,oc,!ou iarIS-l&w3n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

Hc.uiaa d'S Extract Of Ss.rsaps,.'!;, leans.
es nd ren.covatss The sioo5 inStils the 'isoT
% hn1ltn into TIE system. and plrees Ont The
hGtuors iEa, nIas disease. iapfS GssHoIH
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4 True story.
DEDICATED TO THE SICK.

DEDICATED TO THE SICK.
There Lwe,, III the swanps, pale bilious me-
chantc:
His muscles we're etrcngthless, his blood ii was
chill;
And the wife of his bosom belle we'd, in her panic,
The husband sine wors,.ipped Was hope lessly III.
Seeking daily for help. in her wifely devotion.
All va;nly she tried pill and powder and po-
ton
Till at last. when prey to griefs widest emo
ton.
OF HOsrETrERs RlTTERs she heard from q
friend.
She purchased the cordial. half hoping, hall
fearing,
A prayer on her lip and a tear In her eye:
And taking his hand, with words kindly and
cheering,
Besousht him tho tonic for her sake 10 try.
Az Re drank, new lie through his system
seemed stealing.
Each following draugLt did its mission OF heal.
ing,
Coal. strong in health and most grateful In
feeling,
He told the true story" here twined into song
sold exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the gallon OF the DarIet Inn
DO, tors and in itaiors are abroad, and the Only
safeguard the public have against them is to
see that the Bit.ers they buy have the engraved
label and note of hand of Messrs Hostetter q
Smi., ana our proprietary atismp over tae
cork of the butLie may9-dSwiW
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may5dsw&wtd

TnesR B.ttsrs ere prepared, in pure Dcssiee
Whisky, from co06inetioa Of SvR eWeaty ~
lefent kindD q feots, barks - hsba, Will -
n perfect eo1ceet one With etAee, pespaeeo mo-
the original foeAula givs6 By he great eAief ~
yscket, = d. CAapiA, who ussd then saeeaedaH
n bio practice So1 0aDy yoaF0, eo4 by 0s1f -
gaissd % great . popularity 10 Ne tssafneot ~
care Of DyspspsiA Liver Complaint oeastiDsAA
Hick and Nervous Headache, tsv0 end Aga Nd
al Diseases as1sing lon tnspld liver q f11iess6oA
feesoos suffering hto0 other q tAeoe loatheooe
dteeae0 viii 0ud . safe cure By tAe ~ q H.
1tttsrs, which are perfectly pare and me- NON ~
those Drug snd puiaouS Usually put up u eoeR
DseDaratinos and palnsd % On % snsuetsett10'
public. 4 single tstal will convince The most -
teal that IN the RED JACKET thsss y vifes
witch M other Bittsss pcaaA
They strengthsn and invisoesae ~
They are unsoualed for general 1ss0a-
They are q sure cure for dyspspeie:
They give good and healthy a0petasee
They assist digOstion.
They are tho Best 0ti0ulaoe - e11st
They are prsvsntsvs ef 1svss aae
ARue.
They re,ieve constipation.
They cure Nervous HoedeGno. .A.A,~
They are perfectly pure ana v.e.eo.s
Aeel psreooe ard Asliease l0sIo VIII ma !A9
can save large DOCTORS bilS ~ u - % 49,
Ntte5s.
Bever, a sssueerauitA ne ksd Jeoae4 ussse
sys only aoA In bottles With cur nenss nOvn
Che side, and our private Gcvonmsos sss@p 80
he coVE -0Vk-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13

tYN a MONTH"; want Agents cv-
DlV aJywhere Ct go q mon tn, .2yanses
Ea.i, 10 eeh FlJT1xN ARTICLES, the best selling
ever offered Full particulars FREE = drasA,
OTIS r. CAREY.
nayeAkWaA RiddGS0cl, Maine,
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AZ ACoCS'Gh a. iuhkc ItNM W tuS
FORTY HORSE BAND TEAM!
FIVE SPLENDID CHARIOTS,
Including
Yankee Robinson's Private Chariot.
Drawn by Four Arabian Steeds. magnihcently
0AparisOned. Tue finest establish ment in the
United etates-7cost near 500. and the
ORIENTAL PAe0DA CHARIOT,
Drawn BY Six Beautiful Ponies. Also the real
ORIGINAL TON THUMB
O0RTEGE. drawn by beautifully Spotted dim
1nutive Pon!ee, Dogs and 0Ats, containing
THE SMALLEST NAN LIVING!
CIR. GRANT, JR, 20 long and favorably known
st Raynum's Museum.
Is Years old, Weighs Is Pounds, and only .
oAspesfor1nanns !ice . day. Rain or Shine,
- l.30 and 7.6O O'clock
SEATS FOR ALL.
VIII Exhibit Tor one day on.y,st
BURLINGTON.
MONDAY, NAY 18Th.
f1ice Of Admiration, 50 Conta
CAatofen under ~ years ......................Z -
Also At the following Tuwns:
0useetine. Thursday May 18th.
AYan0view. Friday Mag 18TH.
Wapello, tsatOydsv May 18TH
Fort Madison, Tuesday MAJ 18th.
knnk,Ak. wednesday and Thursday May nth
anl lsih. l.. L. COULDOtsK,
nayAA1Stwf Business Agent
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The hospital statistics Of the rebels, foun
in Richmond, snow that Lee s losses dur
ing his battles with Grant, from the Rapi
dan 10 the Appomattox, last summer, were
tremendous. Over one hundred and TWEEN
ty-tive thousand men, on both sides, We're
Killed aud wounded in these battles.
An extra ordinary Spanish dancer is ex-
ne, ted to me to LON Ion this season, Sne
is the daughter of Ant.alusian peasants Of
the lowest ciass, yet native genius and
beautiful legs have brought her " the big h.
est y tch OF fAue in Madrid, and to consd-
ernEio wealth.
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YANKEE ROenlsoN's BIG SHOW

for the 2ist .Ayntsa Campaign. New stage
New Sc.l, :! .S.T 'sShi-sux; Scw t.TGoIn
ers; &c. &c rl.i GRt At
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NEW h1EsS CKlssIS.

Purchased ~ .I:,,n.s New lie s. 20. The srges
ana deed e..l the snitice4t s-nd cos IL
cal EstaEti hnetit III sTleficH con a!Gi'is owe
Forty RIM ftt,:seS. Ponies Mules, g.. Sc.. arc
Six Lady tnGcs:r.enuts.
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The Silver Mountain Equestrian Bears

l.. ;he!r wonderful ana re.sIug acts dressed
in un!Gue Costumes. ins..a ard len.tie 4 Ia
"YaLk se Roy alst ~ 4i-ae. 'ss2lN hinct< ~ ,r-
,iegc C..sn,oty y. ija:gt ~. Drivia" - jafness,
,erthasic, Gyninaslic, fosturng, Eqaihllpiist.,
IslciIg, So.itr - Il! uC, tnntp >tetSins, &c,
&C., more taan astonishing every pelloiA-.
n. B.-rney are "a 90 fIo'n tneir Cages and
hrongo, llto ne t,ircuS H.n. where their per-
formanc, can he viewed ny every visitor and
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any Introduction when 4 Wa already -
Londom4 The part Of the PIN which the
plague prevailed was burnt up. The
houses were low, damp close and Althy.
Tho 6re Destroyed Ghe SeoSea and Il never
sppeased again.
& A Parliamentary Commissiooiu Eng.
land inquired into tho localities aud
characteristics Of tho cholera In London
1t Was not very severe IN that CITY. But
the Oomnission a~oertained that the ohol-
ora vas confined 10 certain localities
were low, damp situations, with 6ithy cess
noole. and close habitants ofepOor people.
Ehev ascertsiMed also that In the same
places. ne tspAxs fever has prev0sled sn pre-
s,io,.s vecye. IN other words, they ns-
eertained that among the Same places
ana persons in which one form Of
ne.atilence prevailed, other forms also pre-.
vailed. and that in these we're local and
chemical causes exceedingly uniavoraole
TO health.
2 We have before as tho "Keport on the
Namitnyv cO,.d.tioa q tec Ia 'ov.ng tnptslai'o7'
Of fyrsnt Britta,s," made by the P"or Law
Com missioner, IN which Sir George 20, q
wall Lewis WAS member. Inc concia-
s;ons IL this report ought to startle every
man Of common humanity, or proiessssi
Chr.siianitv ia the world; for they Ieiase
nor merely e. Great Britain, but 10 every
country where there arc cities.
From various conclusions drawn ~ Inc
f,o,n ,ni,ie.. we select the following, " Aacn,
thn,.oh taken rom the state OF 1hcts 10
Enriynd. arc nevertheless applicable 70 al
the ,arge cities of this coontiy;
That the various Cause OF epidemic, en-
deu;c or any other disease caused or ag-
oravated. or propngaled, chiefly among The
iaocring classes " atmospheric ssepasssseS.
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TURS cleaned repaired and altered to the Ia
L test fashions, at 81 RS H. kOSEN "a a NJ;
III. King ST.. Alexandria, Va. oc 3l-tt
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TRENCH FLUTING done at
MRS. H. ROSENBAUM Ms, III, King st
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AGeorgia correspondent Of the Cincinnati Cii natl

AGeorgia spondent Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Writessa folloWssto that paper = za.
'sInlorderto show you what the war cost the
commonwealth Of Georgia, T will state that
according to statistics on file IN the controller
general 5 Office, at 5Milledgevile, the taxable
wealth Of the State was in 1868, $840, ,08l,l2
There were at hat time 4t86, 70 negl slaves,
valued at, say 300 apiece, and ID all at ,
o7S,OO which has been lost, by the aabolition
ofsaYery. Loss of property ylburned, confsca-
ted and destroyed in various ways by tie Federal
armies, estimated at 100000, 600 Losses.
sustained BY railroads, il the destruction Of:
rolling stock, depots, bridges and track, claims t
against the Confederate Government for ser.
vices performed, $3o,00o,0o0; banking stock
and other losses, such as that sustained by
private individuals, SIS, 100000; making a
grand total Of what the late war costs this
State alone $439, ,468,O0 And far greater
than this. than all was the loss Of i 900 men
killed and died in service, and 80, 900 wounded.
Buttthere is life in the old land yet 1t7 a
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VOLUME LXVI:
HED3(DAILY)fBY
EDGAR SN OWDEN, SR.

wOFFICE-No. lo4, King street; over
French's Book Store s s @asn.
~ Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
caved at the Printing, Office; sor. at Edgar Snow
denis Office, corner Of King and Royal streets,
over J.3 Owing Dry Goods store
i @-TERMss Of .SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
pei month; Or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
II advance. sc s....@s. $3.50 =. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-02

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The next thing to a good fitting coat is a good
fitting SHIRT; which can only be obtained by
measurements the same as for coat
MESSRS. ONEIL IL DWhLLY are pre-
pared to take measures and manufacture
SHIRTS TO order, and guarantee q tit. Give
thcm a trial if YOU want nice fitting shirt
Ther place Of busincs is at SO. King ST. no 2-tf