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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
E1lIoUs FEVKR CURED.
rM.rsgovrn, OHIO, Aprl

PgsrsNnvTn, OHIO, 6pTa j, IRA
srsSss A. l.. ScoyiU. & O..
Gents. 81 have been, for ysars, sub
snt to attacks Of Bilious Fever; and sons
Th.es I have been laid up fer RoAths. and
-ay ssstsm len in a feeble state By the use o.
trOng mehicins, ~hieh was given to me by
ny fhysitiEn.
! haze bprL sang Or. Ee;t's Liver Pills
b. Eou,c time. hna that | can break those
,tt4cks in a day or so, and escape entirely
he fever. Ny daughter bsd an attack OF
As,ps2sia, which distressed her much che
.oud not cat scarcely anything ~withouHibe-
wing naascsted at her stomach continually.
s0use time since she got and has beer using
D, Motifs Liver Pills. and she now IL like
Sn0tber being. I have found also that they
IRE the most valuable Pills for Breaking up
loI4s, Headache, Pains in the Side and BACK.
you'd net be without them in my family.
TEoIAs P.SGEE-
~ sale by Ae TropristN-,.
A. (. 5c0vIEL Il CO.,
40. - wOst Eighth Street, Ciusinnst
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
VorOfRla Oh KipaSGW

sqc9ehtntional disesse.F gvryuptinnpa Il
Hood " Aahioh1this fluid bectihea VI iafo,
Soak, ind p~oo~-B einssia-Ihe ejaculation,
q f~sIWNasStH whole body and smayi anaas NJ
u hsease on any psrt oft Ne 6rgak q M
hNnita attseEA, MIR Athere oiie Rhith Il ma
LotdestyOy TIE scrofdiOhs tsint ia garioifl
s4nsed ny Ht+curial dispaseq low hing. NJ.
ndetsd Nr unhealthy food, impure AT, Ill.
SIC b'hy hablts, tbe depressing ' ,es, .ul
thovea all, b. the E%snerell infection " Ia,
ever bats aigIus IL is hereditary in ,the cdb
H~itutioa- de'eand.ng 'ifow parents u cGi.l-
sHto ~ -NiTd and fourth generation lndc,A
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
CURED.

URBASA, 0zfo, September Is, 1859.
HAssRs. A. L. seoriLL + Co.
Gents. 81 have been troubled with
! torpid action Of the bowels for ak or scvon
Vcars, which las been The cause OF a, great
deal Of suffering 10 ME, and | had to deprive
myself of many kinds Of i3od, and used much
oatmeal, etc, until / got Or. Mett's Liver
Pills, AID find that they keep my bowels
regalar, and now eat anything that my
tsmily does. I most confidently recommend
these Pills TO those WIN are troubled With
'~Onstipntion of the bowels.
Truly your, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
L p
FoGpGund Estract Of SssSaparli

10 mo" cftctuni remedy which the nedis
Ell Of our times can devise Cor hi eT.r
'here prevailing ard fatal malody. i is co,
.otre" from tllsmost active remedinls that hq
been dis"oyered foslle expurgStion IT this 10
h"nrlci from tie blood, and the rcsgue o. q
[ystfm hom its destructive consequence
Hence it should be employed FOR he cure
Mt only ScroGuln, but also those other aGsc
cons which arise from it, such ns EIupr,vr
and SNIS DlsRisEs, ST.. AWTRONl's FiRE
R"sT, OF EHYsipEILs, PMrfrl, Prs:uLrs
RrorcHys, DrkINE end DoILs, TuNoRs, TE-T1r
and SALT RuEvN, Scam HEAD, RlNoToux
bsHrHATIsM, 81: niLrIc and MEkcuEIlL lis
ss:Es, Dwu"sy, DYSrLrstA. DauILlTY, and
trdeed all COMPLAINTS An'siEo FHoa Vu'A
'sH IN larvnR ELonD. The porY':. bt.tc
N "bspui e( Ms J'Ooi" is iounded in uud
to- serot,uH Isl degeneration Of 10 blood. IN,
p%rtticp'ar p,rpcra aid yiltie ut tlis sEsals
tl'a Is u purify nl- legenerate this vital fluid
Witkcut which sound health i ;v.saaL1, v
V"tE1' Gstea uC8sti.9t"ns
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
VIEWS roR TEE LADIES.
a. PREVENTIVE TO rzAvs GILL
DKEN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on tie 9Th
OF March, 1867 ...-Iw
We are decidedly opposed TO drugs and to advertised
remedies Tor ibe pTcyentlql II having children, but we
hel I our dnty 10 acknowledge beHent from any and frun,
eVory sourco wllcn IL ID for the relief Of suffering humanity.
A fact has come to our knowledge that ought to I've pro.
%nnlgated and widely circulated for the benefit Of tiuse
ladies' whose delicate health makes II necessary " prevent
any increeAe Of family. .s
About twelve months after marriage, q iuly df orr =.
1~raintaBce gave birth to n daughter, Int her btifc MS
wore 10 great that hOr physicians ~dUslRiral ri lrr ucOrerJ
This made her dread tile very thoughts OF t.stiu t.tnniirg
a mother. slo tried every thing 10 prevent = rrlssi tiun
other suferinga, but y ithont succeeding. Two yrars ,d.rI
marriage she wa rgain cOntilcd. but her suffering. were
10 great that the child dial, aud her own life gas iy%r,ri.,a
OIL She was told by her family physician that II ~ i..I
any more children he feared her life would le tito fn felt.
Az all tho remedies she had tried before lnd G,iletl, ,n
applied to the Botanic Physician, DR.. RAPHAEL,
No. SO EAST FIFTH STREET,
CTNy-yaTAJe Ut
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
GOOD rInWS TOR SINGLE MEN CON.
T1EMPLAFTNG Rr6Er

Hear whG, tho BatinoTs correspondent OF tie Old.
Hllow, HoonshVro', Maryland, said GU TlmslIy, tho 3lst
Of Asyi lesb;
"Numerc@ "a tprseGfd lscWosc arscd b. early iaii7srs;inn
having bern %prrfir1rrl by the Eusligh BUtuiic Physician,
l tel II my lniy, having a knowledge Of them, to state
the fact, believing That IN dOInRs 80 ! may do = sIryi.e tothf
suffering. Or? ease In particuhr-thRt Of 4 young mnn
In this city-IJ worthy Of note. H., lHi brcoIae the
victim Of q hiGit, the mere allig.on Ia which cnrTcs q
shudder, and after years G: 1nieIing AMI luct1rir; gave up
al horHs Of recovery. lie NiEbeh 10 marry, Gil was
lrarly beloved by "a sweet a girl a. ever li4pe,l words
OF affection, hat lie WA fearful, nervous, and Frustrated.
lc dared not wCd on account Of the shattered state
ri his system. lie sought relief at tho hands Of tho Do.
tluic Physician, and, Astonishing NJ IL may sCcu, all the
Iloon aud yISnr Of yonih hrs returned, aud he /, ROW
the happy 7uher Of Il roir Vi bright boys"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
The AFFLICTED READ

And learn that u prrEWt aud radical eup L. warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who arc afflicted with weakness,
drhilty, nervous Complaints, mechanically thoughts, do
lLrssion Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, itSa II
sleep, loss Of memory, lOv Of energy mud muscular power,
lAny growth, wasting nTsy, md u want Of cOnhdfhee Ia
ilNniSelytS, fintlng fits, e%0ngusiSs irmblinss, imen-
ience and diaglst VI lls,.
HEAR WHAT TJiE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some phs-ii,"s require 10 be told tia natnrs " yunr
naiaease ~, cNuL..>i! BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not. His perfect hi"rl~i.o Of The human syateIn snHhltA
hin 10 describe the disgIseI without Huy information frtm
The patient, to explain its original cause, aud to guarantee
rFcure And, what l. inore valuable siill, be will honestly
and fTankly tell whether you eau lie cured or not. All
his communications md interviews are strictly private
md confidential. -MAiioui Jon.aaL.
Tho Botanic Rcniediee OF Or. Raphael, tbs English 10
'ailie Physician, never failed yet ~ make q perfect, rrll.
cal, aud perlnancnt cure VI L PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND VENElEAL DISEASES, without the hse u Mer-
sapy. without h~inderancc FROM business, and without
tAF OF discovery or exposure. No deadly poisous, such
q arsenic, ntk roiniea. -oplnd, or any othor pal.ons.
No mercury nor any deadly nlncfals--nUthlng bnt purely
Vegetable Boianlcd Remedies are used BY this wonderful
Botanic ~l,hyscidn. Ills Botanic Remedies never vet fnilvi
torurs the iIO7t obstinate and the most dangerous cases,
aud 10 rclnner an mercury and other itdruriiies from tho
system ~bel all other i!pmtdics had Jailed. : Maiieal
luoD NEWS FoR SINGLE MEN C0sTEaPLAT.
INC hAklJAGE Hour what the Baltimore oprI4l.
leald'lif Of ths Uddirllow. BoOn4boro, Murylshd, SAID On
THURSDAY, the 3iSl Of May, 1870:
" hHneTors curps ~ diu,usAA ciuqei liz early inIl9tra.
liyn having lyl r9fotlagdh by tii EnklAh Botanic ply.
s!elNn.l tSi itiIyhntJ having a ~knuwlslyr OF them, 10
stalc the iNct, UulirII hB thaijn- iuing no | may do n sell,
lee to ilr suffering. Due Vtsr in Iarticular--that II a
yonng man iu this eity-is WORTHY Of noto. He hsl
tscdnc Tho ,icilnl " a habit, tho mtic Riiusion 10 which
causes = shralqr, and amer yeas vi suffering and doctor.
ing give up all hopes OF rco0rery. Re wished 10 marry,
aud Hns dearly beloved ly "a aiyeot q sirl NJ ever lispci
vUrL of ~pnecil1n, hut he was fearful. nervoua, and prts.
tratei. he d-red not we'd on account Of me shattered
state u hs system. He sought relief ut the banda Of tLe
qentanlo Physician, and, a4oDishiug as It may seem. All
the bloom and yigOr Of youth hos returned, aud 10 IA
SOW the happy father Of a pair OF bright boysb'f 70
Any who oie blnofing, no matter what their complaint,
can call gu the BOtanic Phyp!cian complementary. They
may rely upon relief us dfiGe iN' 1T Nc. SO EAST
FIFTH Bet Sycamore 81. and Broadway. CINCINNATI.
d. er5as t..f Width Y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
sPnIEGEIElO ONO, JgyI !, le,a.

HKssRS \. Z, SG0vILl & Co. -.
Cents. ~ have found Or. Mon's
Liver Pills one Of .le best medictnes fol
Dyspepsia that / ever used. / had bcfv
afflicted with the disease for more than six
:ho1ths, sni ny ~victuals disturbed my
stomach, oteA TO such o degree as 70 cauFe
vomiting. | was most of the time ~costivs.
found that the Pills kept my bowels open,
without gripping or pain. have actually
gained in weight, since using them,-bSiig
ten pounds heavier than whom | commenced.
srs ny cure s,lrly to use Of the Pills,
so GEORGE DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Az ER'S
.l
Ague Cure,
vos TIE spLgDY curl or

~ FENeNg " HFFGF NnC AEH "a
6e"dtt.nt Fever, Oh III HI YER, Daa,J
kg,e, Periodical he or BIfIOnS
NesdRCie, N Diii0us EeV 1rs, Inde4d
tor th' whole class o. dlseHt - 6rIgiInb
ira ia bnfSty dcrRn cement, capIrd hY
'he ""'"rln Of hinsniatie e Gunt.ig..
Wshre enabled mere tc offer tho e"7nrri' I
"rnedJ Snroh, Wilde il cures the aso-e ,o,nria!uI
S9lh CERTAINTY, " still perfectly harmless n any
gts Such q remedy is invaluable IN Gs:r.Lls
N.ers these. affecting disorders preSal. lkt
-ClRE' sSP.ls the mllan attic poison 0l FGvGH
arb h5uR nom the sysUIp, and prevents Gle GG
VeiOpnleut on The disease, IL taken OIL the lIs, ap
noe't Of Us rtcmonitory symptoms. Iii Eot anl,
NJ Dest rcAsty ever Yet discovered iug this cl,s.
Il complaints, but also tho cheapest. The !ars.
4 V1Ii'y -s supply for a dol.sr taipss it within til
siacL oi -rsT} OViy tud N bi!iNw districts whcrt
tFvKs 'AHD AduR prevails, every lody shGul4
H'W " a,nh use II freely both for cure ard sec
eOn.t Aea-at SrteEiority Of tis Nmelyo ,S..u.
s'ae ever discovered for die HpS Ady and Ciai
are OF jRtsunIltents Is that It contain ne Gnufin,
~ rsinersl, consequently il produces r cuiG,sm r.
~sf~' tnlarrNls effects whatever upeE 10 e ~
iicp. IhOp" tnred by It arc le1 " !a.L,J .
shty mad deVss had the aia-ssc. "a
te-fJ ara AgtH II not alone tfc ri icalcncc 81
re @tazssata poison. 4 arost variety 0f di ar
|-n Gslsa hon its irritation, among which are
Nsr-1y'-, RhstIriTt','n, G1nt, HmrcIe, Blind.
sAsI, JDnfbnrh., E'Daohe, ~t4tnyh, 1abmd, TIT
tS"i ""y"t 'Vtt'cN y IRE Spleen, JfY'f"f.
SO. pH'A ia f6s Boiceh, Carr, Paralysis and ~
-aNs,e'rrrS 81 tte ~Sto,7qeh, all If which, when
siigint l.ng in this cause, ut on the Intermittent
gtr. NJ oscu'ne perioi.rsi. This "CtnE" eXpels
he poA"n tram the blood, aud consequently cure
i'eu ali sBsn. It is anil, :aluaEle riotesi ION ;.
horligTAntr sd persons ~tIAlClliHs or tclnperat.ly
hsidjtR ~ tnH HR!orionS ~iistrirt. II taken coca
a:pnAi!y ar e"niy wniis EXPOSED u ile i~nleetinn,
that will NJ sS,Eetea from the system, and clnnct
~AeNmr!a'" in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. HHu"e It Is even mere valuable for rrs;ec-
TIM 'sap Cr-s, ard few will ever suffer ffoni Inter.
A~irterU Il 'hcy avail themselves Ct TIC protec,itT
CHA Tem'dy AicT3s. O.
pr~nsr-d hy pr.J %1E-R T. CO La~yn. Eas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
DYSPEPSIA. OR INr1ersTToy

This isgenerally attended with sout stomach,
.sss Of apostle, nausea, fatulency. heart.
burn, c~osIiyen9ss, heat N the stomach when
empty, q pain in the side, palencss oe the
founteuahce, languor, low spirits, 1isturbed
tbeep, pains in tie head, he.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
Ayers Cathsrtic Pills,

rF1F-w o CURE OF
tNJffetacss, Lmdcs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
DysenteTy, Fowl Stomach, Eyysipelas. Headache,
Plies, Reclamation, Rruptioas dnI Skin Diseases,
Liusr CaaYlaint, DOpsy, Teller, Tanors cYd
Sdk RisrR, RLyms, Goat, NeW"uiyia. as q
Dinatr Pda, and for PtTi(yiNwh HE Blood.
They IN. agarcoa,ed, so thai. the most sensi.
ave can take them pleasantly, and they &c the
best nperieat in the world fsr I'll the purposes o. =.
tNnily physic.
PriGa rs tcutu per Box; Two bo=as for S10o.
Greatnumbers of ClergyInen, Physicians, States.
men. and eminent personages, have lent thciI
names to certify the unparalleled uScfulnessoflhcss
remedies, but our 81 ace here will not permit the
~inSertiHH Of them. The Agents below named fur.
nish grai.S0ur AMERICAN ALMASAo in which they
'rc gwen with also full descriptions Of The above
Complaints, and the treatment that should ie iol-
ldRrd for Their cure.
Do not be put off nv unprincipief dealers viii:
otner preparations they make more profit ON.
Demand AYER's, and take ne others. ghe SICK
want the lest aid there is for thaia, and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for sale w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
OTSHASYl9

without the 'seof Mercury, without hin l-tao from br9i.
ire4, AMI without fear oFdiscoy"ry or eSpo3trc. No deadly
poi7JE1, Bueh a. arsenic, nus yuriicst, opium, or any other
poisonH. No mercury nor any deadly Einorpl. ~-iloihing
but purely Vegetable Pntaaic1l Nrinetiss ara used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician, His Botanic T.iiciIcs
noyeT yet filled " Cu;Gtle Hv;t obstinate and the most
dangerous cases, AMI to remove all mercury and other
Impurities from ths Sislcm wh"n al! LIAR Il, mctirs had
fHsl.-nrGcai Je,asdL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

tal.snddigest On be rendered easy. The Pains
N the Had, 1ack, and Stomach, viii DO
removed. The Bowels will become oieanged
and regular, THE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, and the Urine natural,
Although those Pills are most searching
n their action upon tho whole system, yet
hey ere harnilsss, even for tho most deli.
.ate system, 40 thoy contain no Mcrcufy
" mineral in any form, but are composed
"tirsly If vegetable substances.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12
PREVENTIVE 70 NaVE CHiLD2:a.

CIN-TH7NaTI,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

Vr.ps,-a Ay rr.J 2..EER Z col Eawsn. Eas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-12

Width q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26

EF The insolence Of Copperheadism
ceased when the rebels were defeated sn
their military power broken, and espe
cially when Lincoln was assas.ina.ed aud
they saw therein a bitter fruit of their
teaching. But Copperhead insolence and
venom begin to show themselves again
The Delphi { lud. Times says of the ex
eculion of Bowles, NJ ligan aud iIorsey
the convicted "Sons of Liberty" conspir-
ators
III these men are hung-and there is
not the least doubt but that they will be
their blood will cry aloud TO God for
vengeance, and vengeance will come. The
&C. vi The assassin Is 10Th eas not a great
er crime than will be the exsculioa Of
these men. There is not the shadow OF
a .undaiion or Gauss for such an act oil
unprecedented barbsrism
How long, We would like to know
are the people going to endure this Are
toey ssleepr ID, they know that II these
d4nnabe acts OF public murder arc silent
ly scquiesced IN, their treatme6i msy BE-
the Fame. II this work i. to 60 on, We
will be much mistaken if new leaf is moi
turned in Ane,icsn history. The las,
feather is the Que tnat breaks the camel.
back"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26

o188tRo 0eStCno7s
Fort Monroe, Nay IS.
A steamer sailed from here this fore.
noon for Savannah under sealed orders. j.
Mrs.. Davis, her four children. brother snd
sister. and Mrs. Clay, go to Savannah 10
the c yde, as permission for them to prD-
ceed North has been refused by the Wa,
Department.
Yesterday evening . guard was sent
out TO tho Clyde and searched the steamer
and all tho baggage and effects OF the
rebel party remaining on board. A large
amoun, of gold, valuable jewelry, DO +,
was touad 10 The baggage of the ladies,
but with the exception of several impor-
tsnt documents which we're found BY The
guard, everything vas left unmolesled.
Among the many rumors flying abou,
to-day. in regard to the confinement 81
JET. D.vis. has been one to tho tT.d,
that yesterday evening he was ,nanscl. d
10 order to prevent no injury to his eusrd
should he. as Mrs. D.vis remarked, be-
,ome provoked at the strict eurveiIance
held over bin.
The slrictest regulations respectipg e
persons visiting the fortress arc still reeu
larIy enforced by General Mills, the COM
mspder Of the past.
NJ person, either oficer or civilian, Is
allowed to enter the fartre.s unless duly
provided with the requisite passes.
The american says Ex Gov. L.tcher
was ARE ted at his home in Lexine,ou,
Va, on Sunday last. and last night at
rived 10 Washington IN custody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26

New York. May IS.
Texan psTevs Of the lO,h cossaia en-
sing accounts of st.empts to Ere th. hesl is
Of the Textus.
A meeting Was bell at Chapel Hill and
a committee appointed TO devise means to
assist Msgrudcr to continue the war. A
proposition 10 con ctipt nil males. white
and black, over thirteen years OF age, vas
submltt, d. Masters will b. compelled to
drill their slaves and lead them 10 battle
Tne women are also TO be furoished with
seipoas 10 defend themselves at home -
These me.su'e, are to b, finally submitted
10 Kirby Smith or the President. Jed
Was then a, largo. They claim to be able
to tring into the field SO 900 warriors.
every one of whom will be above Is years
Of age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26

sH- A Lincoln Monument Association
has been organized at Davenport. Ii is
proposed to erect monument to Mr. Lin.
coln aud the brave soldsers Of that couu.
~, who have fallen during the var. Ev-
cry county in the State should follow the
example The matter has, already, been
more than once suggested in our columns.
30 far as our own county is concerned
Lee has given many noble sons who have
sesled their service with their blood, and
martyrs to liberty all, it is fitting that
their names should, along with Abraham
Lncoln's. be inscribed on the N monument
of marble which We should erect and
which should perpetusle their names and
void be an evidence Of our appreciation
of their heroic abors and precious memo
ries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26
Reported Cas turc sf ER-o Gov. Lot cher
Saerman Makes Speech.
Washington, Nav Q5

Washington Nay 25
A report prevail, that tx CIV L,tcher
has been csp'utd by soma Of Gen. Tor
belts c,mm md.
There was . grest turn out OF citizens
last night - s,renade Ger. Sherman. Il
vas seme time before ,h~y could get the
o'd hero - come. but the immrn,c crowd
would listen to NJ excuses, 50 he bad TO
appear in response to the compliment paid
him by his fellow ci;z'ns. lie made .
very brief speech. expressing ths earnest
hope that nov the war is virtually over
his bro.hers in arms will with the great
est aiaofitJ rescue their iosmsf avoca-
tioos u peaceFai ,inss. and 70 70 work
with good ensrxy TO make the Uaios
Is prosp-roaa snd happy Is il vas bel, r.
The rsbellios which has been - eifee.uaI-
y crushed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26
The Removal Of " srrea-Hs Writes .
letter.
New York. May Is.

Gen. Warren publishes letter on the
suhjec. OF his removal from comrsoi Of
the 5sh cops. H,s,ys he Wis removed
alter shs battle OF Five Forks Va. ovs.
and not an eoemy in sight. Hs asked
Gen Sheridln fr the reason Of his remo-
val and he could not or would not give
one- lie reported to Gen. G tsot whe gave
him another comment. lie then, April
9sh, asked IN invstik kssiea. m s4aia oa
the 2s he cult not get court but vas
ppt 10 Command u the Department Of the
Mississippi. He then delails the opera.
tions Of the lst OF April. from which it
appears he recsivsd N order from Gen.
Meade to report TO him for dnsy sitter he
had joined Sheridsn, which he did. taking
part 10 winning the Five Fsrks battle Il
Perhsp, t6's was the o6snse, obeying "a
order from Geo. Ms,de, after being pisced
ander command Of Gen. SAAridAa, ,hough
|itdoes not appear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26
0ricfson's n aid.
New York, May 25

New YORK, May 25
The Hsrali's Montgomery correspond
ent gives detail, OF Gfisrs)ns raid
through Alabama
&PAsssd through Granville, m,rching
about 400 niles and reschiag Mont ;ou
cry on the 7th inst, destr.yiog on the
waJ large quantity Of rsbei stores. On
tue 81 Governor Watts "a, arrested. The
pc pile OF Alsbana appear satisfied with
the stu ltiou aud Uuioa mesting4, largely
attended, have been held ia various parts
of the State.
The rebel Gan. Forrest issued IN al
dress to the soldiers advising suomissioo
to the laws and t. aid ia the restoration
Of peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-26
H 10 letter of Adiutant Geue ra

EF 10 letter of Adjutant General
Baker to the Clinton Herald. wherein lie
notices an article 10 the Davenport Ga
zelte, which had expressed the opinion
ths, the Adjutsnt General should be per-
sonally present whenever soldiers are
mustered out. be says:
IL is better, in all respects. that the
men be mustered out near their own
homes, and with the number Of mastering
officers and paymasters in this State, and
those that can be hal, do not see the
objection which the Gaz .t,e makes to the
muster out of the men at points nearest
their homes. If could have my own
way | would muster out the men Who are
10 be mustered cut as coon as possible,
and at all principal points on the river
nearest 10 the residence OF the soldiers. -
MASTERING officers and paymasters At Du.
buqne. Muscstine, Burlington and Kso-
kuk, would make saving ~ soldiers
and doubt il any loss would accrue to
the Uni.,d S,stes.
Aud Gen Baker asks the following per
tinent question which had already sug-
gested itself to the soldiers aud our citi.
zebs
In this connection, will the editor oi
the Gazette tell me, as he is so anxious 10
save the State. the Nation, and the sol
diers useless expenditures, what the par.
tieular benefit to the State. Nation, or the
soliiers. accrued in sending few day.
since large number of mea to be mus.
tered out from Ksokuk Hospital to Ds
veoport, and then back sgaiu, when mosl
OF these men belonged 10 the sou.herr
part of the State, aud when that muster
out could have been done st Ksokuk q
least at one tenth Of the expense, and 4
the great convenience and safety and
henetl (pecuaissf aud o,hersise) of ths
meny A muster,ng III .er with roil., aot
paymsster With iunds. could have beeu
sent to Ksokok. aud thus prevented ths
useless transport alton OF The men belong
ing to the southern psr, Of the State, from
K-okuk to Davenport, and then back u
keokuk.
HID the soldiers in our hospitals beer
mustered out aud paid OF here. it vosI.
have saved wsch expense to The Govern
men, and tbs soldiss. aadsparsd tie lAa
ter many dcl.ys aad aanoyaness 70 vhicl
they we're sstj-esed " being taken !,
DAyeepost.