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HTIg. zen. J. {. I'APPAN
ANos IArPAN, A. a. General

ne Confederacy thinks th.ro "a oni,o
q shaklmg OF the dry bones in YANKEE
mom. Blair and Sinpletcn's missions 40
iof some purpose. If they come to R;ci
mona unotlicially Tia did not can,o
"lthGui the consent of the Wasl.inrt1r
aui h"fltles. We wonder if Grant Il not
9et cfaers 10 pass Blair after he tirs,
stopped him. OF course Lincoln woni,;
nor n send commissioners officially until he
iirst put out fecter. That would he WV
CualIy a recognition: but so 500, az h.
HScSf'%lns tho terms peace can be1mnda
upon he will then no doubt send authn,
yea commissioners. England. Frame
ana Spain have taken the right view Of
ne Presidential election. Mr.. Lincoln
vas not elected by the United Stats but
'hly by sec'ion-ten States have no ron,
esentation '-o rep
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NO. ~

ipg ttorA LA. dispatch from W.s,
MAJ ~ senate military eommitiaa To-
r rI"gr Consideration the propos'iom nav
e rs'iinte Tor the treatment of onr ',i"m ID
- Tvs proposed, in maasnro P m.i';,
;o =, ireeara that all rebel n,;s ",,r
r -, "ul PnsesslH@ shalt be treated !, S nr,,
osprct IN the same manner ss n,,n, eT We,
Sbo,,13 Is fully impressed thai
lou. oe taken at once by tba c., x'+l
hao. 10 inns matter. Senator Lann L'
- - "'E.ng upon the committee u,",
- "<", oihcers who have ben rone. -"
III iI'iu' hrrn prisons, but now =, -" a.'','
.a ',,. or placed IN command of onr nr rS
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NJ N r j: Il. Sneed publishes card in The
- aeon. Contederacy in which he die,j
al responsibility for an editorial whiah
appeared in the Savannah Rennh}ican
me day before Che occupation Of The citr
oy ne F1derals. The article. which w.
published. advised tame submission .,
ne people, and was published in the pa
puoilcan on the morning Of the dav She.
man entered Savannah '''i'i
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> II DC RS TArPAN's Brigade,

Il DC RS TArPAN's BRleAng, !
Camp Lee, Dee, 18th, 1864.
General Orger No. SO.
u. y. II Is with painful sadness the Brica
Gier ''eneral commanding announces to
me f,6 troops s9f his .hsieah@ H. a~~ti, or
the aveni,,|, - - ~, a CGGSrE, who died ~,
den. '''i' aC Gam
,o In /. the death of Major Auguste the
mas lost worthy citizen, a pure
patriot and an efficient officer.
by command of
Brig. Gen. J. c. TAPPAN.
AMOS Japan, A. A GaneraT
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CHIEF @. rs OFFICE 4HL. p.sg. rs
J"e~s17i, Ms Jan. u, 1868
Circular, No. =.
10y direction Of The Ma:o- General G:,,ar,sr,'ir,s all
V''termastsTs in this 2Iiary d strict arc reo7rad
'orePort to this Office the date Of their appo ,n.
'n''f present assignment, by whom appointed and as
= nee also whether bonds have bsen executed. and
IN" cate Of acceptance.
1n'y ar' also required to forward, as soon asprac.
'S'lina'eS Tor Quartermsser stores and quar-.
''-S,ef ana ray funds to include the @sth Zebra
S'y ~ aeaom2ani 81 with monthly summary z.to
ment7 for December, 1864 ma -tsten,crt Of ,s,,nf
ing "'"'' JAMES i. MeCLUFR
n jor AMI Chief Q1arte-rrla4 ter.
Dist Miss, = e. s. La.
IL Clarion copy one week and send Iii. TO tb;.
Office. "
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N obedience 70 Orders rroS, Dep,r.men. rrca5on,r
'er' assume nnanl of tas District of ,,i.sf,si,
! Est Loui'isna aaI We = Tennessee
IN doing 50, it Is drs bot Ii to -,,,,soIg ,,7.,o
'c'F placed under my command, 70 say that or,
'Do'' "i' De made TO render ther,l effective
"0 '"l' sTtc. obedience to ell orders mrs. f
; ''<''y oator"'d by subordinate commqn7ars .,4
prompt punishment inflicted for ali violation. -
- |''- 1ha rights ou properly Of citiza.s
. respected and protected ana ire liz .pI or
'''s u cavalry prowlng through the country. !
'''''7 authorities, not recognized IS ,aef.,-
mate or whic h have baeu by the nrarer .,,.,t,.
revoked must 5e slscoa r. r,rl,rI, a-,7 ,.,r,I-.
service, or driven from the count-y
'hey are il many Instances pot5i,o. ,,,,...
man man owing bands OF deserters, strarcIars -
" yes 'ho F"2ocrs, who Consume the sab.tanca aud
up "te me property of citizens witlou rsrr,n,r
''i' ana whose aet7 of lswle ssnes3 aud crfne A.
'''iS remedy, which shall not hesitate to arl
even to determination ify f
Tie maxim that So -,,Trss, - 49,, j.,
. 'ie good IS peculiarly applicable 70 sordio g. =,
II agree that witbouf obedjenca md 49,. ~. - ''' -
OOPS cannot be made cffectjv 70 = .,,7 -; -.
"a 'oiIi1r rs s. eat in uarce to those ,,
III anu true and it is bnt Justice 10 t,,os. A.. i o.
'N'' cn'iea with Prcnpt1ess and flaIjty t5et N
VINO are 'isobodient, turbulent ana mnti,on T
"o desert or stra gge from their brii h.
promptly and eifectuHily dealt with. = mn loo, Z,
rect .... ' " '''o -" "
In.r.a..i.., W
~ nope therefore, while n tho DISCHARGE o.,
''''"s "li-ies dev'iTine upon M. anl n al -
{ ga <i'S y to render the troops or t7 cc ~
' "'"'i''ia ana effective, sl1pFrt IS =
"a de'ena tae country stall have f., bo.r+-, ''
'ra.'"H ct all Sobonste eommaaAera and the -,
ai'''' support Of every brave aut faithful s5tff
ta'Eneal N T. FoRKESr, araf,r,se.. =.
oiacial: J. p. sTeAsGs A. i. G. f.aizs-..Ft Hi'
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NIL&iHGroN.- --latest from W,
minglon, through our exchanges is to t.
he Z4th Elt. "Fae Journal Of lI,at data
| faFs: Nundry yumors wera heard vsstor.
day % the streets. We cannot Gov that
! they gained currency. Ooa was H.,
armis,lce had been concluded hotreo,
t!te kaacral and Confederate Govar,,.
ments Rgmnsof proposed ~ecognitio,,
and intervention were not wanting. b1l
no one seemed to .'stfcfl any importance
10 st.e1l
Its too serious . subject 70 mr. ,,,,o,
bat the fact is literally true .bat 49,
heaviest reports come M tha -, 80 tle
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n e"tlmate has been sent to N.
1anKee Secretary OF the Treasury no,
over two million bales of cotto3 can
De secured and shipped on account ~
me Government from Savannah dnri,,
the next two months. III ing
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me Augusta correspondent of the An
Esaa says that the Confederate picl1et
III a,hes !, extend around tie city of Savannah
az d Instance OF ten miles out, aud extra
PRECAUTIONS are used to prevent partia.
through. I'm siiFplhg
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,oo Al non eombatants are requested TO
! ,T, augusta Immediately. The Proves,
b ~ al Is ordered to close all places ..
BUSINESS and amusement, and SEQ tbot. III
a niGn 9nder the age of fifty. not phvsjc.
@a, y, disabled take their places in the
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= "KS. bF4rRkG.Rb's OPINIoN.-GeneraI
nefi''reeatd, IN private conversation say.
the one of the main causes of Tho d..
OF our army at Nashville was the rant Of
6oyonets. The bayonet is .ometh;na "
which soldIer can rely with confidence
and which infuses confidence in ~
soldier ''iS
The General also states '.tbat il wo.
impossible TO have an efIicie MT arrnv-one
with which anything could be done-un
less the troops are well clothed. well sLod
and well fed +" w
Many years Of service-brilliqnt and
tfaught with honors-hare taught This
distinguished officer what are the canse.
which give morale to an army.
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= nncildan IS army in the Valley no .
% consists Of only five regiments or ipf,ni.
~ ana two divisions, about six thonsana
,saValry. The remainder OF his infant,.,,
mas been sent to Grant "'"H'iy
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We see BY New Orleans paper before
us t".t Gen. HurIbut, who commands
the Mississippi Department, orders the
conii<cafIon OF all cotton brought into the
department from rebel lines without h;.
PERMISSION. lie issues all perrnits to
orlng cotton into his ines from Vick.
oprg Gown TO New Orleans. All cotton
brought IN nnder his permit has to pay
9uty OF D cents per pound, and it hns to
be sold To the United Stairs Government
TWO thirds paid IN money and one third
IN goods permission 10 carry which
through the Fedefal lines IS granted ia
those who sell the cotton.
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zen D.ops.


Mana bubble on the oceans rollins
J wave. -- s
Lite-A CLEAN of light extineu:shed b,
the grave; t.- -
Fame-A meteor dazzling will, its die.
tant glare -.
Wealth-A source of trouble and con.
sunlirg care; SOD sf ra,
Pleasure-A CLEAN of sunshine passipo
soon away;
Love-A morning stream whose mem
DRY rladS the day;
FHith-An anchor dropped bevond m.
vale Of death
Chari!y-A stream meanderino from,
the fount of love;
Brble-AA guide to realms Of cndJess
JOY above;
RELIGION key which opens wide the
gates Of heaven:
Desth-A knife by which the tics Of
earth IRE riven;
EArih-A desert through which NIL
g ltns wend their way;
Grave-A place Of rest when ends lite.
weisry day; ~
Resurrection A e.,-l,Iva waking f, ON |
= quiet sleep
Heaven-A land OF JOY. of light and
owe supreme.
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They have pretty fast steamer over
on the is$issippi river. jndging from TIE
following from the Vicksburg Herald. ],
says:
The unparalleled steamer Magenta.
came down on the fastest kind of time
yesterday mor'ring. She made the trin
from Cairo IN Vicksburg in 4xtraordina 4
rdy abbreviated interval of fifty three
hours IT that is not "getrin9 Mn arsI
getting" we are no judge of forced
marches In going up on her last fripai
the Magenta WAS observed to be on fire
but the fact created no alarm, as the
all knew she was running too |
last 70. the flames to catch her."
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BUTLER PANIsHED.-The New York
Herald thus reads the espitaph of Beast
Butler: 90
The Presidents military order No. !.
for 1865. Transferring Gen. Benjamin f.
Butler from command of the Department
of Virginia and North Carolina to the
city OF Lowell, Mass, will generally he
regarded as good beginning of the
new series What this order means
has probably been explained in the So.
luton Of that famous order of Novem.
her, 1862, transferring Gen. Mcclellan
from the army. of the Potomac to the in
teresting little city of Trenton. n. II
In brief. we guess that this Order No I
new series, 1865" ends the military ca
'eer of Cen. Butler,
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HEADERS oEpT. EL4- s. So az = -
deridisu. Miss. } anu +, J., ist.-
General Orders ROC
! N'Jor neraiN. y. Fe--evtris t,rl -,
!" fHe Command of the Dist,ers Of ~. .f ~.
Ha-f Lo1isiaaa which lie is su.,,oriye,i TO
81 rs discreticn 10
-. Cn1i General Forrest csp rssc', Tie .,...-,,
Starters and IS ee orl",, relative r., ~,
ton Of ms n"oa'''-nd 20 -asent SUB r Gem,
"a noefs vii. repc' 'a''es re. 'c1s~te-x
b > e'ln'ni.na.of f-ieut. Ganera 'r.yIer.
j~p2o-?s e,,,,,,
s-z-o.,-,, Lieut.. Col. and A : e.
~, Sem fepotfer Hississiaian r,is.ss. ,ro
. 90 : LIIp2he, ard 1on g,mery garo-. ctfg
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y Z fsscAfs EZ EEEE yEEf. sf<zsRrs
F.. E4;aHescTGase Springs. ~-z-

: ~ BoFrf sae@ts aAiIv from 0 a ar toIaz, ,e
80 >g'i ~, $40 Z lEENEuy,
0nt 9$dtf '-''' 's''ioF
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NE Mcci'al Examning Board for -rsrtfq, ,r.s
extending iufleughs end the ,ssr,n,j,af,rr, - nv
piaAhtS Tor r7tirement or III ,char,a fron the ann,
'',i'' US e,s,l'n% er"ns't snn.iars. f-am Ii
:" 'a'o"'eN az the 9"ntard Hospital A. It's II
IL is composed of the following nan-.d 1Ta,s;,o,
officers:
..'",t. =. j. Herbert, Catooss Hospital Chaf~rp-p
.>hfR x ~ 'tytfies Direction Hospital
surg FD Hill, Qgia:A Iiesf,itaf --
ROBERT g. FOSTEp:
D'S i'-''i SirGect IN charge IIvsuifais
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CIRCULAR.

liEADQRs CAV. DEPT. OF ALA. Mss or
Verona, Miss, January a. I~s5.
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Mothers Put YOnr Children 10
Red

There may be some mothers who feel it to
be elf-denal to leave their parlors, or fire.
sides or work to put their little children to bed.
They think that the nurse could do just as
we'll; that it is OF no consequence who "hear
the children say their prayers.
Now, setting aside the pleasure of opening
the little bed and tucking the darling up, there
are really important reasons why the mother
should not yield this privilege to any one. In
the first place it is the time of all times when
child is inclined to show its confidence and
affection. All its little secrets come out with
truth and less restraint; its naughtiness
through the day can be reproved and talked
over with less excitement, and with the ten
derness and calmness necessary to make per
| manent impression.
| If the little one has shown a desire to do
| well and be obedent, its effort and success
can be acknowledged and commended in a
manner that need not render it vain or self
| satisfied.
| We must make it habit to talk to our
children, in order to get from them an ex-
| preston of their feelings. We cannot under
stand the character of these little ones com
mitted to our care unless we do. And if we
| do not know what they are we shall not be able
to govern them wisely, or educate them as
| their different natures demand.
| Certainly it would be unwise to excite young
children by too much conversation with them
just before putting them to bed. Every moth
er who carefully studies the temperament OF
her children will know how to manage them
in this respect
| But of this all mothers may be assured, that
the last words atnight are ofgreat important .
even to the babies of the flock; the very tones
Of the voice they last listened to make an i'm
preston on their sensitive organization.
Mother, do not think the time and strength
wasted which you spend in reviewing the day
with your little boy or girl; do not neglect TO
teach it language which it can understand.
Soothe and quiet the little heart after the ex.
psrience of the day. 1t has had its disap-
pointments and trials aswel as It's play and
pleasures: it is ready to throw It's arms around
your neck. and take its good night kiss =
i Mothers Ndgazine
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ssefiisg's Anbrosia Msnafanurisg COMPANY
215 Fulton Street, New York.
o~t1,-dA~l.


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TO its original color in four weeksevery tme-asu.e
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=, 0id bumbiebee,' was the coynonsn oe
Mr.. l., OF Newburyport. He gained the ,;, i,
tren the fact of his catching humhl.hsus NJ. are
day, as he was shingling his barn. and Il az :.
tempting to destroy the insect with hatch.
cut of the ends Of his thu nb and sref ,,,er
letting the insect go unframed. TncIa r
In one OF his oblivious freaks, nailed his lef,
arm so firmly between two boards Of a fenoa
10 was putting up, that he had to call far a.
sistAnce 70 get extracted from his seif.;,ny,;s.
enuene Hecnce put button on q oa,a =.
stead Of the post. But the rares, fTsas M ne
all was when he ran through the streets ~;. -
bis hands about three feet asunder. bela ha
fore him, begging the passersby not to disiprb
with him. uoor"ay
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For Sale ~ q Bargain |!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
IvA ner OF Fourth ami Morgan streets lots !! and
block a. tits story brick honsc containing ehl
rooms with as good ouibnildings there in the
city, stable and coal house and wash hoaua. The
pr perty all In good repair The lott well hIe6 With
choice frnit trees and shrubbcry Peach Pear ufnce
Plum ppie and Cherry Trees all fruit +ang besisl
all the smaller fruits II cannot find purchaser ~
the house and three lots will sell the house and lot No
I, upon which all the mpsovemt sitpsttd. Tht
property 10 situated IN one Of the best in
the city. enly ave inmates wslk from same TO business
portion OF Main street, will be sold at fair price and
upon favorable tevms. Possession given iinAssAfsy
Asoa good second hand Piano and Pisnoeto0l, which
cder FOR few days at one hundred ard nifty doilors
not sold viii ship Il 20 the nAnuiactprtys en- -
found On the premises mentioned or Il the once d
csanabls oGotA. teetol oDos .. eM111sl
ewge.E4 xzgyl9s
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ELECTION ASEcDoTE.-In Santa Cruz. on
election day, man of Southern feelings and
education was shown one of the Union tick
cts, embellished with the American flag and
cannon vomiting powder and big balls. Said
he, q like that can go that, pointing to
the flag but, he added, pointing TO the
artillery, 1--WE have had too much of that al.
ready "-Pdqdro Times. -
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BuDoET or FcS.--The dove wa, the S,..
newspaper carrier, when one morning il went n
out ana fetched leaf for Noah. Itcontained
: psrssIph on the weather, notifying him
that The hesvy storm had subs;ded. A''''
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rs's s'''srssss rstset sep .is.seA u,,,,rss,
asmsnd' - Mads from the cheicess nss,f,.,s
mia and smoissntinis .a.ssr., srawrans,v
csnted, snd extrsnsl, eepes,caaa ........
"p'n 'ne 'sin FOR sale By ell Druggists s.d ya.e,
0oods Dealers. -,
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Mr.. A. DEsLAND, an old creole res;d.n, =,
New Orleans, and father in law of John az \
dell and Gun. Deaaregard, died in MAJ or on.
on Thursday week, aged eighty.two wears ny
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR Dyr.

Theorisinai and Best in the worldi The only true
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Thegenniue Is signed willism A. Batrn.,or A,.o
REGENERATrNG EXTRACT or MIrIrpIrmps
for restoring and BsauIeytng Il, He,,.
ans2i-dA~1y CHARLES BACHELOR. ny
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An arrowy shaft of lightning flame,
Forth from unlettered lips it came.
Wind. bore it, and the song Of birds;
1t Glove its way in burning words.
And on a holy mission sent
Through lansaAgss and lands it went'
Some hsard il, but they did not hssd,
Some welcomed and performed its deed.
Some fought it and were stricken dumb,
They knew not what . power bad como.
And, Struggling to eclipse the light,
We're crushed BY it, resistless might
An sureole In TRurH's fair crown,
1t smote the sturdiest foeman down.
Nor arts, nor arms, nor craft nor force.
Awaited to check it's onward course.
1t barbed the hero's scorn of wrong,
The poet shaped it in his song.
1t neryed the speaker orrYthe stage,
With it the author warmed his page.
And hoary error shrank away,
Darrled and blinded by its ray.
o, spark from heaven touched by thy light
The furthest hills with day are bright.
New forms Of love and beauty rise,
New splendors tint the srching skies.
The ancient wrongs that vex US cease,
We feel the thousand years of peace
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1saaai CAanser, IN nsssy 81 Va,
ing ana Instruction for YoEns Mss. A,.o. p.v !
".e'''f'a'n'ns for Dissssss ofths urinary.nas.uu.
'''sns-ssasfrse. n scaled envelopes. Aadrs,,. D
skILLlH aoUeHTon. aovasa A.,s..a.. .ph,,..
dsaDAis. ~, ..1.-,-
.ss $3.50 - az - &: s.
49,
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DhaffA0a, DyseAtery, Ae.-Ma-
CURES Compound Extract Of ssxxs pLaxr ,,ts. mn,
reliable and successful remedy; II 10 endorsed bv %,
Long General pleasanton and Gen ritx Henry Wa
United States Army Western Sanitary and Chr,
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~ the frsss, and Western sssanboat oncs,, so,< 4
aiidrusSs'h, and B. yowzlLA Co., Keosux.
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Every family, AT this season, should nse SPkEkS
WINE &c s4 ase in Euroe for tie medicinal and bene
ciai ualitis highly esteemed by eminent phi,
used m Rurepea and AHefiran Hospital aud by some
of the nrss families in Europe and America.
As TON &c ii has no equal cautfng appetite and
building up the systsu, being entirely pur" wine OF
most valuable grape. AS A DIuRETIC il mparts
healthy action Il the Glsn Kidneys xnd Urinery Or
gans very beneficial in prcpsy, Goat ard Rhumatic AZ
fecfons efEkNS WINES pure article from the Juice
Port Grape medicinal properties
rior to any other wine and excellent article
for al weak and dehtated persona, end the aged an in
6r improving the appetite, and tentfting ladies and
Children TRY IL once and you sciii NOT BE- decered.
~ Be sure the signature Of ALyREp SpKEK Is the
cork Of each bottle
Eoldb Hiikinson Bartlett 4 Co keokuk Iowa, and
All frat class dealers who also sell tn CASTILLO PORT
BRANDY, choice cid article, imported only by Mr..
6peer, direct from the valley OF 0porto. eet9-6m
A1-Trade supplied by Wholesale Drug ssty.
A9-By A. sP KER. al his Vine, ard in New Jersey.
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Special Notices.
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EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Is willing to recommend it, Three years Of rapidy In
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
IL cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on B.d Heads
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Gut
1t renders the Hair aoft and Glossy
Cieanses the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandrnf; Cures Nervous Hesdsche Cures Raldness;
Insures Lururisnt Locks Incnes Hair to Curl: snper-
sedes wigs Kills Hair Rstsrs food effect apparent At
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosia viii suit you T. Elegantly put up.
Delicstey PerfImed Pstronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid hoxe. cartous contain
ing tso large bottles--Nc : for morning. No. for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT rr.
sTERLISG'5 AMBR0sIA In the best moss agreeable
aud effective toilet in the world. To prove This TRY
carton. -
e Sold by Druggists,
ssefiisg's Anbrosia Manafsourisg Compsny,
AS Fulton Street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05
SDcer's P0yf grape Vine

DURE and fear years DID, for the Commu-
III u TAAle $40 fsys;'y us- Prescribed IS Paysi
elan. far FsraAie~. WEAKLY P~eSans ard Inrads The
Crest pen-as for X lnsy AElcticts, khtumeilsm and
all G. r@uir D,ess.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05
TO THE CREDITORS
or THE
CITY OF KEoKUKi

A LII Creditors of the city Of Keoknk hold
"A ing Bonds Of sad city, and residing in the West
Invited b col address herein stated In order e
svl theseves Of o6sr. nassos Limited psfiDd, 10
comprmiss and settle said misunderstanding being
nnai effort made for this object Early application
advised. Edstern Creditors will with
the suhscrber who IL authorized to make the terms
settlement proposed.
H. h Love- President Of the LIST National Bank Of Ke
okuk, u aafhosised to act for ne III the west.
..,.s ass~ y. FRANKLIN, $50
Special Agent for the City OF Keokuk.
oDscs III, Br0oueay N. y. afr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

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