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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
William Rays Estate

NOTICE ia hereby given that the under
" stoned hns hcen arrcinPa End duly
qualified, rs administrative Of the Estarp o
william Ray deces ed late uf Yinton Coun
ty Ohio
Nov. 0. ls65-3w TACY RAY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
The News.

the la'o insurrecticn, such ns the
cutlire out ui torgucs and the cutting
of heads. These negroes are ofth".
came class whom it IL proposed to.
mike tree men oiin his country
The opinion is gaming ground st
Washington that J,f Davis will not
be tried by u jury, lot will be e1ii-
ed.
They have had meeting in New
York to hear Governor Parsons and
general Swayne, OF Alabama. From
'heir statements it appears tha. one
4 M Of the reputation are u:terI y
j .ttn'e. Such aro TIE result o.
.ro.cigm. Be- re the war and
emancipation tbeg. w-ro scarcely any
destitute.
Fuvlu cases OF cholera we're re-
g''''N ',"0s ~" t,,',; ,,I,;.,h
arrived at New York from Europe
''', "'eN. c. l.,
"''' ''"'''''' W -
s.nt 10 message 10 the Legislature.
urging he reputation Of the war
deo''
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City
There is project on foot ct the
Treasury Dcrgrtuert to furd the
ro,ioroI dobt ar mar ceot inter
eS'' ,
According to the New l'rS
NWIc'5 vpeclaI, Oi'lA Ju-Ilce Nh"S'
Las notified the President that b,
car ro, r,esido over fine Court ro
M,.,l - T.,n n,r;,o, p.oh
'"e " -, We - W"
moAd' t'ere Oe'"g 10 regularly W
ganIzed "oNit "t 'hat pi"ce' III
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

AN exchange wonders why ladies
do not take cold from standing &C
constantly under "waterfals."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
: CARD TO lNVALjD3;
JOSEPH r. INMAN.
"GATIoN d. BlnLE lIousE.
Mar. 10th ls65.-Jr. New Yorktit
DR.. TALBOTT'S PILLS

~ u = - ~ > - i -
COMPOSED olhigbly concentrated extract.
from roots and herbs Of the highest medical
value. iulaIIibie in the cure OF al. d.reaaas
Of the Liver o, any arrangement oitat Dj-
se,tivr Organs. They rcmove 3Ii Impuri-
ties OF Inc Blood, and uro uucQua ed in the
cure Of Djarrhm jun lice, Dyspepsia. Scro.
lu.u. BIjuu,ness. Liver c m1Iant, Frvers
Headache Piles, Mprcu'al Diseases, Here.
d'an HumorS DoSo for adults, one pill in
the mon ng children mlfa pill From one
to phr,e pills will cure ordinary cases, anr
from one to three boxes will cure any curci
bic case of no mltter how loug standing
Price g 90 per box, Trad. supplied or sem
by mHl
V.NOTT TALBOT MD. & Co
June Isl 1865 -ly 60 FuI'onStN Y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
AUnr .U1>@ @A5.@ OE'
q & x @ 0s, IA y 03

y e. "a q . - u a Y OS
State If O5io Vmtoa County.
JByHE Undersigned Audi of said Via
j. ,on county. vii Offer 'ur snle. at putt
lie auc ioa al thn door the Court House,
lin McAs,hur III saii county on
Saturday he 18th day Of D.c'm5tr 1855.
Vt one O'clock. p, 81. Of sniI day, the
Ilollowiu. di.cuocl Real Estte situated ia
laid equity u Nutrn, and township Of
Nilkrsy.l,r, tu-.1i': The wet hafUf the
north west quarter az '5rtlOn number six"
teen, QS) o Township number eight, lo,)
lu Raugs number six cen, (l6,) Containing
Eighty ucre', more ut less.
/ bprr.isei.et Five Dollars and Fly cent
/ per acre.
/ AlsJ h. ees, half of tho north wess
|guurt,r, Of Section number sixteen, (l6,l
lin T1wnship number eight, (5) Of range
number siXtcu, [lG) containing eighty
acie- more Or lie 6,
/ Appraised at Seyon Dollars per acre,
hlso, the west halt oI the northeast
quarter, Section. township aud rang aiOEe'
said coulairirg eightg scrrs more Or lea:
Appraised at eight jo.llfs anI lilly cent?
per acre
Also, the east half Of the northeast quar-.
ter Of Section. township and range aiors'
said containing eight acres more or less
j, Appraised al Eve dollars per acre
/, Elch parcel OF land must blag the
Ibpp-ai,et value thereof
TERMS OF SALE, one twelfth ia csSa
and tue residue in eleven equal tDauoi IN
.Sls lments, with interest iion tho day Oi
sale, TO be paid annually
=, Il. c. MOORE.
Nov Q 1865 -68 Auditor V, Co, Y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
S.a, $ b,u,.. :.. e,...

0PC.icf S'a, b,Ga- a,. g'..-
i rwu. ia,irg got naar.v lo 90 -
Wal, uatil Congress shall have den
led seats to Southern Senators and
Repr scuta'iv,e, thercb, annnuncial
to the world that tine country IS - be-
kept in h1r water, aud il il qlt-'
revolutionary condition. AMI ",tc
the eh ct or United States bonds Ia
tie foreign mnik.t. Credit is a
ticklsh thing aod must not b. Do
roughly handled.
~~-~~~---~>~~~ ~-~r~.--~--
IFrhe first class ho!els in Boston
ich reduced their piice to 81 per
day, few months ago, have again
increased it to $3.50.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
NEW SKIRS F8B 1865.
The Great Invention OF tie age in
HOOP SKIRTS,

7. ". BRADLEY'S New Patent DCPLEA
FILJPrlCt tor duuhlo) SPklNi SkikI
THIS INVENTION consists Of pU lLEA!Gr
two) Elliptic Steel Springs il gani"us'y bTala-
ed TIGHTLY and tirmy together edRg To "dBeI
l. king he toughest. most lsNhLe EI"NlG aug
Durable Spring ever used. They seldom boho
or Break ike the Single Springs, and coise-
quoujy Preserve thyil Perfect and Beautiini
Shane Twice ~ Long So any Single sPIlh5
Skirt tna. Ever Has or Can bs made
The WONDERFUL FLEEIBILl1Y and Grett Com
fort md pleasure to any Lady wearing tIo
Duplex Eilipic Skirt will nc experienced pa'''-
.cularly in all Crowded Assemblies operas,
carriages. Railroad Cars Church Pcws, Arm
Ch,ir.. for Promouad, aud House Dress, ~ the
skirt can be folded, when IN use. 20 occupy y
small place as easily pnd conveniently rs BLK
or MusliA Dress.
\ lady having enjoyed The pleasure. comfort
Rnd or at cDnyanionc1 Of wearing the "Dupie"
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt Tor single Day
viii never afterwards Willingly dispense win
their ue. For Children, Misses. and Young
! Ladies, they arc superior to all othorS;;
| THE HOOPS arc covered with ply double
! twisted thread and will wear twice az long q
tho Single yarn covering which il nscd on SII
| Single S eel Hoop Skirt. The throo bottom rods
on aver Skirt arc also Double Steel, and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering rom
wearing off re rods when dragging down airs
stone steps sc which thoy ale constantly subs
Iicct to whom in use.
i Ill are made Of tho now and elegant CORDED
Tapes. afo the Best Quality N every part
,riviuy 10 the wcarer the most graceful ana per
fc, Shape po ~ib e, and ARE Unqncstionably the
iigh,cst most d,,ra'le comfortable and eeono-
mical Skirt eyar made -
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY. PR0PRlE-
ITORS Of the Invention and SOLE MANUFAC
.ITURERS, 81 Chambers, and 70 and 81 Reado
Sir ct New York.
> Fl RSALE in all First Class Stores in this
CITY and throughout the United Sta;cs. and
' Canadas, Havana dc Cuba Mexico, South
America. end the West lmdi0s.
: INQrIng Fun THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Tor douhle)
T, SPRIN0 SKIRT. 10
August "a, lss5-smo ol5CA &C.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
Notice 10 ErIaec RuiIdcrs

RT0TT"E "a berehv given that tie Com-
" m'ssi0ncs Of FiQton c unity, Ohio,
win miTt IN
Saturday, Rs III dry # Novtmbsr, A, D.
1903.
IT 10 o'rlcrk 4. NJ. ct Fnrl'oY's Mills, ID
WilEesyiIa Town,hip IN said county, foI
the purpose Of receiving pronosals tot
builling self supporting covered bridge,
with stone Rhutmen arrnss Big Rae
com Geek, at saidH,rllay'i Mills. .
Dimensions end Terms Of Contract viii
be made known on said dav.
By order of the Commissioners.
II. C.. MOORE,
Auditor NiutOn County, o.
October IL. lef5-4W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

Co,..rl, T-SJ ov a. 90
D." N"'s'", "'" va
IGruat,
p. .,...,...- ,.-,s,.r,,, avn
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- 0'' '''"
!gR TArI,H or ruE LUNG3 A PERMA
NrNr gug.Ar FRICTION oE
49,. I,..,.,,,r,,,Ir,o
a" ''I '.''' ''.'' 80 ''
bi'EA-E
!. OFTEN rEr RESULT.
rvc,,.,,,o pprvruI,T Tp0clrTrg
IA" Wv y "''0'' 80 80 ~
HAVING 4 nircCr ,YFLuEEcE TO THE PARTS,
GIVE iNn.DlArL RELIEF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

Loss by the War SO 200 OJ0 OJJ
As m .r,anti'e i,h, re tr1'jHg oI
the np1rOts has not pad, certainly,
10 dollars.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

ORREN GOODRICH
Mar r,hf.ld, ,thens Co o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
KKoKUK, LEE Co., Iowa.
April "a, 1865. {

Editor Gate City:
SIR: / fear it is not generally known
that erery person must report the amount
of bis or her income, whether amounting
to $500 or not, and irrespective Of re-
ceiving notice from me. 10 default Of
return on or before the lst day Of May it
will become my duty to assess the same
according 10 the best Of my ability, and
add thereto 25 per cent. penalty. from
which assessment and penalty there is no
appeal La this matter have no option;
the law renders it my imperative duty
All licenses must be renewed at the same
date.
BY inserting this in your columns you
will confer an obligation on the public, as
well as on yours, respectfully,
W. c. STRIPE,
Asst. Assessor.
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DN-We call attention to the Insurance
Agency of L. j. Adams. In the Fire
and Marine Insurance line he represents
various Companies which bear an excel
lent reputation. And in the Life 1nsur.
ance department he has the New York
Mutual, which is, in every respect, with.
ont superior in the country, and hss
issued number of policies in this locality
to many among the best citizens Of the
place.
The Universal Life Insurance Company
We are not so familiar with, but under
stand it embraces the novel feature of TO-
suring invalids.
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flllanlial an0 Lonnnerfinl


NeW York MArkeA.
~ telegraph Nsu Yoaa. April -
c,-ten-Decidediy higher, wth actirs dsnsnd as 500
sc ior mi idlipe.
Flour to lsc lower common AMI medium grades
better kinds with 'ut decided chnuge at s7 81 70,
kxtrs state lOAS Is txtra Il ii. o.. and 30,a
% f,r trade brsnis, IN ,rket closing heavy.
Whisky -scarcely firm: Western 1T l361 IA
Whest-Dail and prices without decided changes win.
tor Red Western at White Mich S.
Rye-Qni-t
Barley-Du1 and nominal.
can-steaiy al sssl 20 for nsv Yellow. and / a.
for old mixed Western.
Osts-Dull and to &c lower At sec for Western.
Coffse STEADY
Sugar-F.rm and quiet.
NJ assoc Iist.
Wool-ibull.
Petroleum-rul and nominal At 81 Jkc for Crude: s.
for Kennsd in Bond. and re TOR do Free.
Pok-frmef at - rs IS 50 for new mess closing NJ
- 81 cash; - .5925 Is for 1864 do cash and re
uar way; p 90 for prime, and 20 25 fo- prime mees
Bsvf-Dul At Il % $50 W for plain neas aad l6 90
60 70 for extra
lteef Hams-Dnll and nominal
Cat MAu -Stesdy. Ssles Of 500 pkes at lax aisle
for shoulders, and l791Y1<c for hams.
Dacon--Stsady and qnset 1t lax 4I5Lc for Cuub<r-
land cut; 16<Df0Nc for long cat hama
lard-UsciA Jagged at 15k Sien.
Butter-eteady and unchanged In pricey.
Chssss-Qaet It isDs3 for csmnson % primo.
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The ssov stsen = III - -
tssded pretty oanenlly thsosGAssa - !
ssase. The I'LL 4 ssov bsiag veg light q
sone Realities end sevsrsl iaehss dssp -
otAsfs.u
The Davepporters propose 70 build
. nv pablo ball in that city. So saJf
the 0asstte.
There was large As1 solemn nest
ing at Clinton on "Wednesday II which
Adjutans General Baker presided.
The Davenport Gssette says thst
tie sYossg Americas 0rassr," Arthss
@. Knight, faint much pumpkin after
~. OF HE late addresses there il says :
"He failed. BY several degrees, 70 toaeh
even the simple sppslla,ion Of orstor.
without any great or eloquent pss6x.'
The D4vsoport Gazette speaks i
terms Of high praiss Of the loyalty d z :
clergy Of that city.
The Supreme Court Of the State
adopted series Of eloquent resolutions,
paying tribute Of the bar Of lows to The
exalted worth and noble character Of
Abraham Lincoln.
A rebel named Adams came vsrJ
nearly being hanged at Winterse.s OF
the 18th inst, for saying "Old Liacoll
has gone to hell add l On glad Of it,
He had rope about his neck At ont
time, but he was liberated on HE solemn
promise to leave the county within t~elv
hours.
Mrs Barclay peregrin.ting lee
turess on Hygins and Pathology I'd Z
seeesh procIivities has been ordersk fror
Waterloo aud other places in this Stall
for her rejticings over the death Of Ml
Lincoln.
Governor Kirkwood,, delivered III
funeral Grafton At Iowa City on Wdese,
day last.
Work has been commenced on I'll
new university building At Iowa city. s
!. so says the Republican.
The Council Bluffs Nonpariel admir-
listers tho following wholesomely seves
Irebake TO fem,le sympsth;xsrs:
"Several young she rebels in the ci,
, have disgraced the privileges of their *
} BY expressing JOY over the death OF L
coin. But nothing should--nothipg vi
J shield disloyal sex or beauty from II
r mock and odium of . patriotic comm,
nifty. She rebels in northern society 81
too stupid and ignorant 10 be mentions
/ except TO be .lcathed. Let them than
the fortune Of their sex In being secul
from the heel of public wrath and pu,
} ishment All northern rebels had Ion
] sioce been under the wave OF popular FL
/ getfulness but fer the hollow pated 10y ali
. that is ever giving responsibility
, traitors by STOPPING to dispute their bas
, born carnations and to excuse their pc
/ versity.
The PelIa Blade says that the Pr
vost Aarshal's Office, 10 the 18th DIs,fi,
has been removed from GrinDell to Pell
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awe are advised that . special
train will run to Springfield from this
place when Mr.. Lincoln's remains shall
reach that city. The superintendent OF
the road has signiied by dispatch to the
agent here, his purpose to place such
special train upon the road on that occs.
sion. The time, DC, will be made known
hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

~ We learn that Sorgeon Ssnborn,
Of the 9th Iowa, intends to leave this
city for Mobile. tomorrow morning. and
that he will take any letters which may
be left at the Office of the Estes Hospital
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

~Tbe statement in yesterdays paper
that the veterans of the 18th Iowa were
to be mustered out of the service, was
erroneous. IT'S only the non veterans.
Those veterans who have not jet received
their veteran furlough will receive it
now.
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THE CITY.

HWe are requested to say that the
dry goods store Of Mr.. Wysn. at No. 81
Main street, between Cd and Sd streets,
Of the opening Of which We gave notice
yesterday morning, will not Be opened
till Wednesday morning.
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HLoun-superaps, 90 %; Extra % 80 = Dbl; Doubls
8xtsa, = bbi., . 20. 90 iess q Dbl. Wholesale.
wnsAs-eprtns. y ls0l -; fsil, = 70 - , y
S..ls.-E.Ii.i sasi 4s;spri.s.i soel ..
Osss-Ssesoe = busbel Luyiss; COG CSC selling.
ooes MsAL-Sa % 2 100 ~. bayipg; " selling.
DnAz--Whsat, - 10 loo n. buying; Is " J -
selling.
0ssss AsplD-sa % to 80 buying; ~ 7sos %
selling, and
Porsscss-l sNDi 20 bnyinE toDl 20 selling.
OsIsxs-s2 W bnyug: selling At - 30.
Yurrsa--So to ass bayiux. $50 t0c selling.
Esss-l7c buying. 2Oc seilirg.
Caicaxxs-Llse 81 Q06A 10 buying S Q06 % sell
ing
- To Is selling.
xAaAew-6ss
BsgsWAx-33e tayfnx,
usr-1imothy tie o.; Prairie SO co.
Hipxs-Dry flint, lie; Dry saited &c, 0rubby, hal1
price; Green. 4 Green Sheep Pslts, u 10 70 IS.
do spper % 70 Soe per foot Oak sole Sc D; g
ssss-Il,.osly, q oooa 50 Sia1 q IS Glover
n - % II u y bush.
Mantle buying, 22l<c selling.
ulAMS-Sngas Uar~d ~. y b selling.
pasv CASfLs-ss 70 10 IS % xross.
&nH0-$4 80 to - 80 . hsad.
HkArasRs-60 to &C.
AAes-6 to &c, bayinE.
DAes-Buria,,e, a5e.
Single l5unaies. asc: double do, So.
Seamless, Lush., co. 20.
Flour, n bbl., o. 70 a.
do bib. lie.
do q bb,.. tpaperl So
SAcHs-Wcoi Sacks. - .sch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
Two WRErcnEs.--Saturday a female

Two WRErcHEs. female
"A Mrs. BarcIay-whose occupation is
that of an i,inerant lecturess, was on the
Southwestern train when the passengers
received tie news of the awful tragedy At
Washington. On being told that Presi
dent Lincoln was dead she waved her hat
aud expressed their delight at the news
The passengers we're horror-stricken at
her conduct, and could find no lang uage
with which to express their detestatioD
of her conduct. Think OF i, !! A woman
with heart that delights in assassina-
tion Lady Macbeth has rival at last.
Over in Dunleith a stranger whose
name We could not learn, said IL am glad
of it," when told Of the murder of the
President. He was instantly knocked
down and beaten nearly sepseless. Upon
his recovering somewhat be said be va.
sorry for his words and did not mean
them. He was then allowed to go bis
way-CDubuque Times.
Who are tho mu-aerersl
The telegraph announces the fact that
the men who struck down President Lin
coin and Secretary Seward are known -
They arc gully OF the most terrible muir
der ever known, but are not slone in the
guilt TIE guilt of the men who ins,i-
gated the crime, and who gave the color
Of authority 10 the act. is even more
damnabls.
Among The official documents found
in the rebel capital on the entree Of our
troops into Richmond. was bill, offered
in secret session of the rebel House Of
Representatives, January 3Uth, 1865, es.
tablisbing Secret Service Bureau, for
the employment Of secret sgents ssei,her
in the Confederate States, Of within the
ensmy's lines, or 10 any foreign eounsry,' =
and authorizing the chief officer ito or.
ganixe such system for he application
Of NEW MEAHs OF WARFARE AppRovsp.
and Of secret service agenciss, o may
tend beet to secure the objects Of The e.
tshlishDsnt Of the bureau"
Arson and murder are smonr he
'snet means al warfare" Adopted, and
every uembef Of the rebel guvesnnept
shoeh T. hsid to strict aseoaas foe Tie
1taslalcvimes committed under their ,anc. |
liop. Cleveland Hard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

ETA bargain, in the way Of two
story brick house, in Humans Row,
can be had. See notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

-1hs ~ nslns RseiGsr learns sh.t
Jss1s Isbsll, he : pesnissas sitissn II
Ina essnsv. = 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
Port Of Keokssk.
BOATS LEAVING TOPAZ.

Lncy Bertram, B,lsski, D.. L ,sis.
c .nsda, TIN. Oubagas.
Amxrinfh, Hill, &C Lculs.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Davenport, Parker, Et Louis.
suck-r state, Hight, - Paul.
Am uinth, Hill, ct. Louis.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Warsaw, Asbury. 81. Louis.
Sucker state, Hight, 1T Louis.
Davenport. Parker, st Psui.
Amarinth, Hill. Pontoosiek-
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I. OR sALE-A two story double brick

. Dwelling. with six roonss ard attic IN sseh side.
With cellar under the Whole hui ding two cisferne uys
soneshing full lots sifuaf.d the corner cS
18th aud Bank Tie whole vi lie cold nj n .,
bargain. Price, $780, andtke most Of Il time.
mch4 H.B TEx-EYCRg
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tue pest quaiity, their shells bursting with
unerr'ng certainty just at the very iu-
slant intended. They have . peculiar
cartridge which is explosive. and when
fred makes no report in leaving the pnp.
but cracks loudly when it bursts, but 90
far has been quite IS harmless Is noisy. A.
they always explode away abose our heads.
A few nights sirce the folio wing CONVEX.
sation occurred:
Huilo, Mig |" "What does ron
want What are you doing down
here fighting rs I" !" Go way dsr: I
cum down here to marry your sister !';--
This vas answered By bullet vLizxino
fsmiliarly close to s'Nig's'' pate.
A great many marbles have been fonra
which i 10 supposed wers used ia place
Of canister. II Selma has besa takep
By General Thomas, time will SOON IN
on their magssines Of English and French
ammunition, and they haze alre.dv com.
mencsd using lhsir rsilsoad irou. vhioh
has sweepisg eifect hst saa but - d
JurIousso the gsDs iron which Il i lIred.
while | an writing thers Il ! heavy
oo@bardnest # Spanish Fort goine o..
lnterspersed With volleys Of na.ketrv.
which wonld sesn . isdjoatesa chs....
Oar casualties have not brss beavs.
considering The anosat Il ZION and Ma
wasted every day.
We are esst getting guns n position.
md ~ few days viii opsn viii several
batteries n..w 49,, ,1..~.s.s 81 NJ -. 8 zEzs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

Hun Oh LII Wtn'v acFes OF beauil-
- fai Gsreen cr Grippe and. and The M'ssi.-
slpri riser ai'rf fhrse ne Ttose the city Etcklt
Title god. Price $500 Enquire Of
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-20
Election Notice

ny vfrtue of writ OF election 20 me directed,
ID by Hon. William 6. Brownlow, Governor OF
/ the state OF Tennessee, will hold an election az
each of the usual voting places, in each civil
district, in Shelby county, on
December 2Sth, 1885,
for two members OF the House OF Representa-
! tfves to i'll the vacancies Occasioned by the res
ignations Of the Hon. I'M Tomeny and Hon.
| NJ. 7. Ryder. D.,
Judges and Deputy Sherifs to hold said cleo
Isl D1shiet-Judges, R \. Bond. sam. Doug
las, Us. Dickinson; Deputy sheriff. Ihomas
"a bttla-Judges. Daniel Corbett, II. P.
Tn ompson, ;. I. Lignaw Deputy sherln, J-C
Ia, Distnol-Judges, Charles Crenshaw, W. ".
Colem an, John Harding; Deputy Sheriff, Col-
4S' D. trleIDIadges, F. W. Hines, James Car
roll and +. Hester; Deputy Sheriff, n. M sat
XII Btsfriek-Ist Poll, s Engine House-Judges,
John Clancy, Z. o. MahOney, John turner
Deputy sheriff, O. Dryer.
SIN. District-2d. Poll, Engine Ho~useJudges
F. W. B~uttinghaus, NJ Seelg, Thomas eonau )
Deputy Sherif,S s I. Morgan.
6H- DisgicL.-Judges, >. NJ Alien, H. Nt1l-
ford. W. il. Sneed; Deputy Sheriff, b. W. Pryor.
IN. Disadvantages, G NJ. Bartlett, f. Pull
man, J. B. Merceri Deputy Sheriff. james Hol-
slS. Dtstrtet-Judges, F. P. Thomas, ]. N.
Thompson, S. c. Horne; Deputy Sheriff, Is. Z.
sass' Bssstrict-Judees. NJ. Rogers, NJ. l. VIII
liSms, W. II. Weber; Deputy snerin' NJ J.
Turner.
Applewhite; Deputy Sheriff, II IIby.
fft5 f-fek-Judg ". II. Walker, VIC.
Harrison, J. H. Townsend; Deputy Sheriff, B.
r Ellis. ~
oiman Deputy Sheriff ID Htldebrand,
iSth. Disadvantages, Squire Walton; ". L
L1ndy, L. Lawrence; Deputy sheriff, ]. W.
h ifS. Dssrsct-lst Poll, 5 Engine House
Indges. T. A. Hamilton. Michael Burke, John
p. Tobin; Deputy Sheriff, 7. W. Louis
I4h. DStrfcL-2d. Poll, ] Engine HOUSE
Judges, Martin KellylJ.D. WiTbeFly, W. W.
ZONES: Deputy Sheriff, Joseph Tagg.
INh. DiSIict-Judges, r 3. Miller, x. 4
| Gifsson, Or. Thomas; Deputy Sheriff, ", =
lah. Dstr1ek-Jndges. z. BrookS,y- Il. Good
lett, W. Moore; Deputy Sheriff, Il W. Bro0ss.
liza. Distnet-F1efdlng smith, Jerry Massey,
A. Douglass; Deputy SheEn, ENlh O@A
ley. ofo-s viii
Deputy herihs, Judges, Cerksand voters ~
be required in all things 10 cohtik Na.la5
avs o. state defining and nmlltnB 5tsJte
~ Franchise. Deputy sherihs will make tEsr
ratFrss TO me at the Sherins Omcs
UfeenhF p. ii. NISTEkSs
Ghe1F shelby County