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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPO

rs THE Official depository and financial agent ofth
United States, and will furnish, the most fayors-
bic terms
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Items from Washington.

WAsHISGToS, August 25 Major General
Croeker. OF Iowa. is seriously i'll ut Willard 5
Hotel
Gen Spencer. OF the Treasury Department,
has taken a months leave, for the FIRST time in
four years
The returns from No | Precinct in Prince
Georges county. Md. show that one hundred
aud thirty, out ofone hundred and eighty. voters,
have been disfrsnchised by the war
Upwards OF fifty Government pensioners at the
South have applied for renewal of their peu-
sions stopped during the war. but only three
have been granted
New pension agents are 70 be appointed
in the Southern States
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GFoW.v

sGreat Oaks from Little Acerns
Grsw.v
The wors. diseases known 70 the human race spring
from causes 50 small TO almost defy dstsctiOn-
The volume. Of scientific lore that el the tables and
shelves Of the medical fstety only go prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple on the skin Is tsise and indicator Of disease
nav fade and die away rO the surface Of the body
but /, will reach the vtsl p.ssps, at last and desth be
the result and nnai close MAggels Bilious Dyspeptc
and IiArha Pills where all others fail While fol
Burns scalcs ChiIblans Cuts and all abrsOns Of the
skin, Msggsl's slve is nfAIble Sold by J. Maggie q
Fulton New York, and all Druggists at IS cents
per box. aug72-d&wIy
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Philosophy of Marriage.

TUNHE PROPRIET0Rs 0FTHE NEw YORK MUSEUM
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless Of
pense, to issue Free (for the benefit OF suffering hu
manity and suppression OF qusckery four Of their
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage and
disqualhcstions Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness
Depression lmpotency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
the great Social Evil and those Mssdes which result
from youthful follies Of maturity ignorance
ofPhysology and laws ofSature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enghtening and saving thousands and will be forward
ed free receipt Of four stamps by Addressing Secre
tary. New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Broadway. New York Jsn2l-dIy
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Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, tl;
vithout notice free
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WINE
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM 4!

ULY l3th, ls62. Rev a. Myers. of Springfield, Ohio
- secured patent 20 make Sorghum Wine.
This Wine j. not intoxicating
s better than the best. Cheaper than the cheapest
l. very efficient ia Il SIC knees
Can be made for 25 cents per gallon.
Requires no drugs 20 make t.
Can De made from the sk.maaings of syrup making.
NJ trouble make
II anybody wants 20 know anything about this Wine
let them address Apple Wesuer, ST Paul Ind who
assguees OF A. Myers Of Ms patent. ard
o. the patent invention for Improved sorghum Vine -
and for the state Of Indiana and who pre-
pared 10 sell County Township. Msnuf8cturers and Ind
Vlduai Rights. with thu receipt 10 make the Wine.
Agent, wanted % sell Rights n every COauty sold.
For particulars address APPLE A WESSER.
s.3-a2m 81 Paul. Ind
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Presents for the indians.

INV YoKK. August % The Herad's special
saws: TX Congressman p B Vanvalkenburg.
acting Commissioner in the absence Of Judge
Cooley. of the Indian Bureau, accompanied by
Gen. Curtis. one of the delegates appointed to
visit the Northwestern Indian tribes. left for
New York last evening. for the purpose of Sc
lecting A suitable assortment Of presents TO give
the Indian delegates at the approaching council
10 be held with them
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WAsHINGToN. August % The Richmond
correspondent o. the Herald ssys: Developments
are partly made which a,lego questionable trans
actions with Government funds on the part of
Lieutenant Colonel Brney, Paymaster Of the
Department Ii is alleged that he has paid the
men 10 30's. and that the banks have charged
discount on redeeming them. thus making large
sums for both the banks and himself Il is
stated that be has thus made from thirty TO fifty
thousand dollars He has been ordered TO Wash
ington TO be examined
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CAUTION. .

sX-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls CEpRos BrTEss II any such there
be- read the following certificate rsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers:
LouIsvnIr. June Sd, 1853.
We the undersigned. have the good effects Of DIR.
JoHs BUNS CEDRos bIT1Ess in case of general debility
and prOstraon Of the system and believe fits
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this DO The Case
, huences in the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. Ky
CHAs B. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port OF Louisville, KY
COL. II. DENT
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky.
KEW ID. P. HENDERSON,.
Vice President of Sanitary Commission.
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Publishers Demycrtt.
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Louisville, Ky.
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of the steamer Major Anderson.
NAL l.. r. THURSTON.
Paymaster U. g. Army.
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National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
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&th Kentucky Cavalry.
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Louisville Journal.
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ment Vouchers Orders Washington State Stocks and
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Prof. c. y. Todd, DR.. J. N. Castor,
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". J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
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IOWA IrEms.

Gen. Williamson has assumed COM
mand Of the military district Of St. Louis,
relieving Col. Beveridge who goes to
Warrensburg.
The Des Moines Register thinks the
23d Iowa will be mustered out and reach
home by the Fourth.
Col. Godfrey, late Of the 6rst Ala
bama cavalry, recently of the ed Iowa,
has reached his home in Des Moines.
So says the Register. :.
James 81. Martin alias j lanes Davis.
charged with making 81, 900, by forging
deeds on non resident lands in Polk
county, was arrested near Topeka, Kan
sas, recently. So says the Register.
In noticing a transfer Of forty.two
sick Iowa soldiers from Washington to
Keokuk. effected by Capt. Roach, militia
ry State agent, the Des Moines Register
very properly denounces, dsthe wretched
and inexcusable folly which extsmp orixed
. race from Richmond To Washington
between different portions of the army"
and says, sit killed or disabled more SOL
diers than the battle of Corinth."
-Des Moines has concluded to have
celebration on the Fourth and is making
extensive preparations for ii.
The Burlington Hawkeye says that
returned soldiers are having their dis.
charges recorded in the county records Of
that county.
1t is said that all the bridges on the
stage route from Leon. Decatur county,
to the the Missouri river, have been wash.
ed away.
! The grape crop promises finely at
Dubuque.
Clinton Parkhurst enters the local
department Of the Davenport Democrat.
30. Battle disappeared from hotel
in Muscatine, recently, leaving his goods
and chsttels in his room.
There have been several cases of
house breaking and robbery at Muscatine
lately. So says the Journsl.
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freely used and . number shot and badly
wounded.
A eornssposdsns Of tho Boseoi Ttsns-
oript states that on reesat visa b II.
Vsrnon he aw returning veteran sDldisrs
rsfused admittanos u The gEo1nds be-
cause they had not money 70 pay the fss
demanded BY the oesapant named Hsr-
bart
A Colonel Of = regiment wss mulctsd
out Of ono hundred dollars for the privi.
legs Of allowing his regiment Eve minutes
look at the place. s
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NSW 4VEeD un0 10.
The Herald's Washington special Las
the following:
The War Department has for several
weeks past been engaged in preparing .
list Of promotions which, when completed,
will be Published in general orders
The number receiving discharges il
very large. and 10 intended to embrace Of.
6cers Of oil grades who have rendersd
meritorious services to the government
during the war.
Mississippi, the notorious guerrilla and
horse thief Of the Shenandoah Valley,
has been captured. The honor Of his
capture is due to Corporal Bu.lss, Of the
Ninth New York cavalry.
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1esby at 8omo-Aeeoants fte2 Oeuth
onSoltnns
ss 4au New York, Jsnss "a.
A Richmond newspaper states the rebel
guerrilla leader, Mosby, has been parolsd
and is now residing at his home at Char
lotteville, Va.
The Worlds sosrespoadsaes frem its
special commissioners ssnt on . journey
through the South, dated Colunbia, June
alst, details deplorable state Of affairs
% existing in the track of Hhermsn's 3
march. The destruction of Columbia
alone left two hundred acres Of bulldogs
in ruins. He says it is NO figure Of speech
to say the people are starving.
There are disagreements among the
negroes and their employers and the post
comma ndants, but most Of the blacks are
At work, on what terms they do not know;
neither do their employers. Though
there is number standing idle, they are
to have board and clothing.
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Gen. :. j. Daxis rspssus1sibx 0sptv,i
Osnhy, aad he tsrns of surrsnds hsreeo-
sese aesssd npoa bstsssa ssntaiivss
OF Co.. emte6 asd CAaby, were signed
|by KiEhy 6nilh. After sienisg ths arti.
slss of sursssder, Captain 6suds innedi-
atsly took the pecessary steps % bao, ous
|chaonels, and on she 18th psooseae1 in
side tho bar on the Cornslia, followed by
The Preston, sna landed q Galveston. -
compasis1 b Comnasdsr Stevens, Com.
mandsr Dsvis and Lieut. Coansadsr
Wilsoo. sod hAA On intsrview with Mayor
G. H. Leonard, after whieh The Aaz 81
the United 0tasss ~ raissd On the Gus
tom Hoses.
The oitissDs conducted themselves il
the most orderly aasner. The Aag il
now floating over oil tho forts of the har-
boz, but - we have not sui6eiest force
from tho Aset 70 garrison The lataer, I
have directed the light dsasght guabosts
Cornslis, Preston and New London 10
remain ineide tho bar. whsrs Ahsy will
soon be joined BY the Port Royrl.
l have also given orders % Commcdore
lie Roy. Of The O~ipes, b convey with
his vessel troops which It i hopsd Gen.
Canby will be ready, in few day. to dig,
patch, 70 occupy different foru on the
coast already surrendered 70 The United
States.
Gen. Brown, Of the United etatss army,
on the lss inst.. with brigade, took pos
session of Brovnnvilla
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Private Rebel Doeumsnts-Unien Ree,
ings In 9outh Carolina.

New 1 1ork, juno Z6.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent
says:
The private effects and papers of JEFF.
Davis and Beauregard, recently captured
in Florida, had arrived in Charleston and
been transmitted thence for Washington.
Among them 10 dispatch from Gsneral
Beauregard to member of the rebel Con.
grees, dated at Charleston on the 18Th of
October, 1862, inquiring whether the bill
for the execution of Abolition prisouers,
meaning national soldiers, had yet became
. law, and urging its speedy passage if it
had not.
Union meeting, have being held in va
rious parts of South CArolina.
The captured rebel ex-Secretary of the
Treasure, Trenholm, had been committed
to Fort Pulaski.
A difficulty recently occurred in
Charleston between the white and color
ed troops. but it was svon suppressed. A
few on both sides were wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-29

EDI1oRIAL CHANGEs.-H. NJ. Jones
retires from the Bloomfield Guard. He
wields facile, racy pen, and under his
administration the Guard became one of
ihe marked domestic institutions of Da-
Wis county loyalty. 1t continues. how
eve, in good hands.
Or friend, Captain NJ. NJ. Walden,
assuiss editorial supervision Of the Loyal
Citizy at Centreville, Appanoose coun-
ty. 'e wish him very great success.
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Csavenisnce 81 ssvsn-rAIrsass.
The subscriptions to the Third Series
Of the 7-3O Notes are steadily increasing,
sometimes running TO near four millions
day. The Treasury Department is DOW
filing oil orders on 4he day they are re-
csivsd, and the country banks and other
sub-agents viii BE- able 70 keep full sup
Ply on hand foe the prompt acconmoda.
ton of their csstomen. Thers is no me-
csssity for further argument in relation
TO The dssifabasseas Of this loan. Our
war expenses are nsArly over. and when
We sqsAre the books, Government will
need no further loans, except - they may
be required IN the future for the rsdemp-
ton Of such portions Of those nov made
- II may not suit our conveaienes 70 pay
and these viii b obtained ct peace and
not at war rates. Indeed, 1 very largo
portion Of the eommusity believe that il
will be better for the country simply TO
pay the interest, and permit the debt to
remain - sapital-a permanent basis
tor the dsvelopmses q our great re-
sources. The man vko has Government
bosds hss prsctioally juse'as much money
- q the esme sneoas were in bank
|setes- Ths boads ssssimply permanent
[sss4tE ye(sedDnelng 70 nuch Of The na-
tionai wealth, and svsiiable = capital for
aay busioess enterprises, with The advan-
tage Of drauing interest until ussd--~hile
the bank notes Of national banks land ws
We shall 5000 have no olhsr) are bat the
smaller hand hand ciroulatisg repressn-
tativss Of the bonds, cui Up for coaven-
fence. but bearing no interest Thas the
holder OF U. g. 7-3O note 10 every prac
tical sense has his money. and q The saaL .
time gets liberal interest for it. The
national debt has certainlp made the
wealth of The country avaiIsble for great
practical results. i has Aso5lsssd irs o.
pital. and given . arm ioundatiou, not
oaly TO ous banking, but other great pab-
lie and private Iinterssts- require
credit On the the hand, bat thst ssoa<ity
Tor the people on the other, Of which shs
eoantry's boad = the bsss asd opiy sufi-
oieat representative. We understand
that bnt aboat ono huodrsd and forty
millions of the Third Series Of 7.3O notes
remain to be subscribed for, and our
resdsp will fsnembef that : hundred
millions OF the Second Series were taken
in siagis week ~ the eloss.
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UNITED sTATEs OF AMERICA,t
SouYHEBs DIVISION or Iowa.
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the State
hereby give public notice that in the Of
United etatss against hundred barrels ct AHA in
and forfeiture under Of Congress-
did the 1T day Of June A. D. 1s6S, At Keoknt,
hundred empty barrels bushels Rye TOO do Corn IS
do Barley 50 do Malt, 100 s Hops barrel Highwines,
inspected 3s gals do not spected, l3 gaa small
coal stove small tubs old tanning mill hsiiows,
anvil srird.tone 25 bushels rair sa} scaes,
wise, sesof burr stones for grinding, p.ir large
scales for wagons and elevst6Fa grain, largo
beer tubs highwine tub, sink tub, underground,
pump large marsh Tub, work bench, cold water
tub, hot water tub, worm tub. still worm, small
iron bound tnhs With balls snellar still tub,
3pSii Katie, in arci, steam boiler, steam engincs
corn crib, sop tub, scp vst of hog peas, 10. Of
piping tools and other personal property eonnect-
ID with disiery mentioned in the Information And
hereby also give pubc notice that the time assigned fer
he return of said and the bearing OF this
tbs nrst Tuesday of August being the first day Of Au
gust A. 1855 and hereby ss.nonsh and summon all
claiming interest In said Ito empty ba1eie.
ala, knowing having thing &c say why the
be decreed he forfeited the United
ssid beant that they he and appear before said Dis
trct Court at it, in the city Of keokuk In said
District said 1st day Of August 1884, at O'Clock
when and whe-e said lii be beard tea and there
nferpose their claims and said libel or infor
nation and make their allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELESDY,
US. Aarshxi for the State OF Iowa
BY H. FULTON, Deputy-
Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa, June Il, 1855.
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1The Burlington Haw keye gets
femoyt ipto its new cfice this week.
MIR. Ebert West, late of Winterset, is
to be eployed heneeforth on the edito-
rial deptment Of the Hawkeye.
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MIN Advertisements.

IH0R eALB-A Frame Store Building situated on Msis
u between lt0h and llth Streets with some nxtures
1os rsoai GrocGy store WIN be told bargxin ii ap-
piled for soon. Enquire Of CALEB j. Hit}HAM.
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TOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE!

One oTthe desirable and handscmest locationsn IN
the Mississippi Valley for residence. situated the
bad above the city Grand Avenue and less than hall
mile from tho old city limits containing 81 scrss with
story franc house. rooms The grounds are thor
ouxhlp planted with the greatest abundance OF choice
truit ard Shade Trees shrubbery etc 600 worth Of
Fruit ,e raised fkis the property.
juns7-d1m CBAs. REPS.
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- The 0stanva Courisr notices the
arrival 1t that Of several "soldier boys"
Of the End, 7th ssa 18th Iowa.
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- An iodividual, having been .c
church, returned earlier than usual, and
Va asked. rs it sll done already l"-
mo-" be replied, ''it i all said; but little
hssy Of what was said has been done
yet"
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UIln i,

June 3sth FkAsx =, nlanf IN z Janeg n and He.~
tsr Chapman, aged year and nsafrsl
Fansrai services win take place 1t their residence
uneA, bsevssn l2th ard sssh u O'Clock this Thurs
day) afternoon.
r4461s tfshs Hsnfly - invited u stsspd
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that ON the 18th day
July next shall proceed to sell 10 the highest bdder
cash, public auction the following real in
the county Of Lee and State of Iowa much thereof
may necessary pay mentioped
to-w The undivided fourth of twenty feet front
Fh street by hundred feet deep, sixty feet from
the city Of Keokuk being parts Of lots and Of said
block also, the undvied half OF lot In block Of said
city Keokuk and undivided half Of the northwest
quarter Of section % township 81 NORTH range wsst In
said county
The sale is made by virtue Of deed Of
veyng raid real by Peter w. Potter, dated
the 4th day Of February, A. D. 1850, wherein Ankau
from said Potter 70 Samuel 3 Miller and Phylinda Red
heid IL they should not be paid within twelve n,ontha
from the date Of said deed Of trust Ie sale viii take
Court House. IN the city Keokuk betw cen the hours
Of O'Clock and . O'Clock p.
junss-dim UkIAH RAPLEE, Trustee.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
DspurY CorIrcroa's orprcxl
K8oKrK, Iovs, June "a, 1885. (
Public notice 10 hereby given that the annual list foe
the year May Ist 1865, has been returned
to this Office by the Assessor II embrHces Leenses
Taxes incomes Carriages Gold Watches Pianos and
Silver Plate Ac.
Payment 10 forthwith demanded Of all persons whoss
Ten per cent viii be addsd all Iucome Taxes not
paid S0th OF June inst, az days notice hsv
ing been given from the 3oth Of June, 1896.
Ten per penalty will be incurred all other tax
. not paid within twenty days from this date.
License must be paid at otherwise the penalty Of
three times the amount of the license two i'm
transact any business xitbout Merely hayiag ap
piled for license y no protection.
win attend at my ONCE Sd street. in the city u
Keokuk the time named above. 70 receive psynsas
JOAN @. WALKER, Depty Col,
june23ds LIST Divfs.. ist Col Dsss- lows.