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The Printer.

The printer. the adjutant Of thought;
and this explains the mysteries of the won
derful word that can kindle place that no
songcah- that can warm heart as no hope
that word '.we," with a hand in hand
warmth in it, for the author and the priu-
ter are engineers together. Engineers in
deed When the little Corsican bombar-
ded Cadiz, at the distance of five miles, it
was deemed the very triumph Of engineer.
ing. But what is that paltry range to :ais
wher-s;yy ..uvy nomnard ages yet to be!
There he stands at the case and mar.
shals into line the forces armed with truth.
clothed in INN or:alty and English. And
whatcan be more noble than the equipment
of a thought in sterling Saxon-Saxon
with the ring of spear or shield therein,
and that commissioning IL when we are
dead, to move gradually, on to '.the last
syllable Of recorded time! This is to win
a victory froin death, for this has no dying
n it.
! The printer is called laborer, and the
Office be performs is toll. Oh it is not
work. but sublime right he is performing,
when he thus sights the engine that is
to fling wordea truth in grander curve
than :ulssies ever before described fling
it into the bosom Of an age unborn. He
throws off his coat indeed (: but wonder the
rather that he does not put his shoes from
off his feet for the place where he stands
is holy ground.
A little song was uttered somewhere
long ago; it wandered to the twilight feeb-
Ter than star it died upon the ear but
the printer takes it up where it was lying
there IN the silence like wounded bird
and he sends it forth from the ark, that had
preserved 1t, andeit flies on into the future
with the olive branch Of peace, aud around
the world with melody, like the dawuing o
spring morning.
~ A prisoner from Chattanoog 4 dcsoi ibs
the condition of those families that lef
Georgia and sought Yankee pro lection a
terrible. Many women and children hav.
died from cold-four or five thousand 0
them being huddlsd together il Chattanoo
ga, with no wood and little to eat. Their
Is nothing but lamentation and vain regret
from morning till night.
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Inns 4yD GENTLENEY,
CENTRAL HOTEL

CHARLOTTESVILLE, If
VvaKProprietor Of this convenient HOTbL re
/ speetfuliy call the attention Of the
TrAvol11nS Public
/. tho sitHxtinu # his House, beiEg immediately on
ths Railroad. and thereby avoiding all ehances o.
Esir1 left ~ che trains His table. supplied with
to host the m.rk.ts Afford and his we'll ventilated
Eat.ns, furnished with
CLEAN bed DINO;
afer4 comfortable entertainment to the WEARY
Ts.vs.lHa. He respectfully solicits the patronage
81 ths public.
Maech 9, lss3.-om
o,,,urr = " ALsY
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NEW GOODS /!
At Whites Corner.

al w Hue > oSStA ACA
lanes A. PIPER would be pleased to see bis
q old friends and customers at the well known
staitd. WHITES CORNER, where he is pr e
pared to sell, among variety Of goods. the fol-
lowing leading articles, wiz
One yard wide Brown Cotton.
Cotton Yarns, from Nos. to II.
Lev Cotton. .
Caliicoes. " oofisn Goods.
Black Alpaccas, Irish Linen.
Black Cloth Cassimeres, Flannel.
Pins and Needles, Writing Pape-.
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DIre Uimditator.
i. d. Il. Lryy, EdI.or s Proprietor.
TERMS


The uvfyDICATOR" is published Weekly. at
Twenty Dollars year Ten Dollars for six
/. m auths: Five D3ilafs for three months,
] t1rSriably IN ADVANCE.
earIsRMrxrs inserted at THREE OOLLAHS
par saaars OF .ight lines Cor less) for each nser-
uan. Larger advertisements in the same proper
tion.
ND- u Mess the number dimensions be marked
ppsn the manuscript, they viii slnserted until
forbid. and charged accordingly. -
mn Announcements of Candidates Ae~ecteo
and charged for az other ad vertisements.
No All Communications or Notices Of persona!
or private character, intended or calculated to
pfsnsse any private enterprise or interest," Will De
c,.arQad for as advertisements.
~ ,)hitd ariss will DO charged Tor as other
aivsrtis snents.
an- No adyertisenaents will be inserted
aftsr thi. issue pnlesE prepaid s,..., oano
10 0sfu on SsY CoGrt,ho street gre. =, oPPo-
site Brsadsburg's Old Stand, ahe bear the va.
Hotel. IS,
JOB PRINTING
1x1Rare prepared to execute, With neatness and
w dispatch. JOB WORK, such a.
"a uPHi.ETS,
BLANKS.
POSTERS.
CHECKS.
CARDS.
LADEi.H.
= BfLL-HEAD3,
&c.. kc.
esrr ersns CAsH for ali Job Work, on Daiav-
II.
April II, 1868.
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~ 5000 Z W a RD.-
g&NaD Stolen from the Subscriber, neae
~ Fishersville, Augusta County, on
s.Sk.AXn last Saturday night, 18th inst ;.
RLACK MARE,

3IACK MARE.
four years old, not bride wise-about 1511 hands
high, and has slight mixture of white hairs about
der caused BIZ a snag. The mare is supposed to
have been taken by man calling himself Deau
who had his right leg off below the knee and wore
a wooden stump, said stump being tracked to my
stable door, He is supposed to have gona towards
Salem. Ronoake Co.
i viii give the above reward fcr TIE return Of
the mare such information as will lead to her
recovery.
GEO. HANSBARGER.
Dee q TT
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Railroad. Notice.

OYrroB Va. CKxrnAL X. r. c..
RICHMOND. October llth 1864.
A RTIcl.ES Of Freight shipped to Wavnesl,oro
"A Pishorsyiile or .itaunton must he removed
from the cars immediately on their arrival a. tht
Company has no depot at either point and will not
Is. resp onshe for losses after their arrival at de.
tinatons. nor can goods oe suffered II remain in
the cars for storage.
Genl. SupSf't
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.4I0,.ge lot Of QsseeiissCnse,

Such ia Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Basins and
Ewers, Dishes, Plates, &c. &C., together with a
larSs lot Of Looking Glasses. Smoking and Chew
imp Tobsseo, Rio Coffee. Tea, Soda, Extract Log
wood, Coppsras, Nails, &c. &C. :, "a.
He is also prepares to receive and sell anything
at Auction or on Commission.
Sent z lSG4--tf
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD, !
Richmond Jan. IL, 1864,

Richmond, Jan. III, 1864, !
EwIAxGR Of Schedule-On and after Friday
W January 18th. 1864. the Mail and Passenger
Ftran will lcave Richmond daily for Staunton AM.
fzAer,uctiiats points at 6 clock A. N. Returnin.
{will leAvs Stauntan at As A and arrive in Rich
h ond At o'cl0ck Pm,
TIE Aoonm No lation train bstween Richmond
III Lsnsvilte is discontinued until further no.
r. II D WHfTCOAB, Gcn'l Supt.
Z an is 1884.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10
The war Spirit In Ttichmon.1

=
The meeting called Tuesday evening in
the ii all of the House of Delegates. at
tracted al audience that the Capitol! buif.
ding hardly contained. The Hon. T. s.
Flournoy WAS announced as the pripcipal
speaker, but such was the enthusiasm Of
the. auaiance thas others were called upon
loudly in their turn. Nlessrs Lester. of
Georgia, Goode, Baldwin, anl Bycock. Of
Virginia made telling 81 . ohes, all patriot
&c IN their tone. aad demonstrating to tao
last that the independence of the Confe
ate States was the only alternative oepeace.
ipe speakers wslc applaulcl Throughout.
Mr.. Anderson, of Georgia, was tI,e last
speaker that We heard. and his sentiments
were in cosdancc with those that prec ell.
cd INN. Other speakers followed, an! the
meeting broke up at a Lite hour with cheers
tor the Coafeaeraoy as is. one, now aud
'nseparabfo.-- Riehnona Paper
CoNyIcTs TO BE pAaDoNEp. Georgia
renitentiary convicts, who formed into 9
company on the approach Of the enemy to
Alliled2eviIle, and who have Tough through
the Campaign, hsyo been furloaghcd fer thir-
lty days; at the expiration of which time
they are to report to the Office of the Adju-
| tant and Inspector General of tho State Of
| Georgia Upon present .ng a certificate of
their having joined some company IN the
j'Confederate service. they will be pardoned
! from the sentence Of confnsreo-.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

The husband that devoured his wife,
|AFi.h kisses found afterwards that STE disa-
'greed With him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

MINOR g. BURKE,
f;1.ii uitSsiOs Merchants,

ron THE sALK CT
TOBACCO. GROCERIES. Sc
CARY STREET.
s(a.l Issr Jetois 18th Street.
RICHMOND. VA
vxsxu, u.e our be.. enn.Iesvor, to promote tn.
atsrssts " oar patrons. Refer by per'nis
E.s;va.a4..srrAS, p. fnx.s, !
r. tsxyYsv, '.". H'fHw""b' IT, )
4 u P.1r,x. ". W. FLuura.
a.,..tae CO.. "a. Highland co Va.
Gas I-ArraN. NAVY @p,FL.H:
J n. f.pxixs, $50. n. noor"s; 1
q. \. C,yvxax, Tr'e &C., ~
Frederick CO.. Va. J
sharch q. iso3.-G,n
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NOTICE..

N2USR persons who hold my receipts for sup
10 re-, ucstsd to present them at this offe cfor ad
stinont.
WIN. II. TATH,.
Maj h A. C. s.. 3 Dis.
O1ice Subsistence, Sept 1854.
Hept l6-u
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Rspxa vtaaixrA HOTEL, sfArxT6S, VA,
SSiicit cou ii garments Of all kinds Of Go"ds. for
a lilo st private sale. Srecial attention paid t.
sA,es In tie countr v. Public sale day: Monday
aN-A
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

u u Is IA " - ~ -
fvSdH .pristor Of the above popular Establish
m..t Respectfully announces % the public thai
a, s.s enlarged his Es.Ai .hm .nt by the addition
az
TWO E5oMs
Aiy.s mug his prssept location recently occupied
Sr J. haukin. .vix:
Those ro.ms ara especially intended for
HYTT.V II E.9ED O.N -.
Sh.rs sill ba serv.d in fine style all the dclica,
=, tn At csu bs procured in this and tic Richmond
iaJI,Yuohburf msrk.ts viii, 'at regard to cost
Il ard 10 IN -, the wants and yrsfv the wishes
j; Il .nv pa. ons frequently made known. one OF
Ga r..sl. mil D. set apart for the accommodation
LaDIZS 4yD GENTLENEY,
,r.,, my 4sire to take plate 81 orst"rs. quiet
MI. ar .ss..r Of lie. Crra.i- aid At the same
i; "a y. fr,c IL =, M .i. and eonfusion too Of
T,s incident to Eating saloons.
Holm Chris tils1,
-. ,.-sl.r ea.sr,r FIR thu n'u'e With Other vel
,Sia,4 ..rvapts viil .i~svs h. m hand to wait
q, ~. Patron. Of the OUR H0uS :.
Fsb. l3-n
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

CrOakcrS.

Who are they What kind of people
are they? They are those who protected
at home, or in BON proof positions, says
he LaGrsn5e Reporter, by the valor Of
our noble soldiers in the field, and WHO are
ready to cry "wolfe acoyei WOLFE !"
whenever these brave soldiers fail to ac-
complish more than human fortitude can.
and the enemy thereby secures some, ad-
vantage. They are nervous set Of hu-
man beings, whose patriotism GIBBS end
flows with the fortunes and misfortuncs Of
our armies. If we are is the ascendant
they are gloriously high spirited; bat if
reyerses overtake us they are sadly "down
in the mouth and are ready to cry out in
respondent tones that ''our cause is gloo-
my" anil TO rail at those great and good
men who are charged with the manage
.ment Of our military affairs, and charge
them With iaefacisHcy and want Of patriot-
ism. 1t is a great pity these people car.
not be convinced that the destiny of our
country. "for veal or for VICE." is not in
their keeping. aud so place their Hands up
on their u euths aud keep silence.
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NEW 90 O D S /!

TUST received on consignment lot OF superior
u ENGLISH NADER PRINTS,
MOURNING ORGANIZES,
REPPD MUSL1NS,
LADIES FINE POCKET. HANDKERCHIEF.
LADIES FINE WHITE HOSE,
&C., DC.
which we viii sell low for cash.
CATLETT l. ABBY.
july l5-tf
VNANTED,-7O or 80 Barrels OF Vinegar
w Apply to
Dec. 2-tf.
NEGROES FOR sALE.-I have neg
II. H. PECK.
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v \
Blank CheckHs

BLANK CHECKS on both the "VALLEY" and
central" BANKS on hand, and for sale at
BE v.hprcAron OFrIg.
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T. p. Hoge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11
RNOLu < FIELD,
1 RNOI.u < FIELD,
Merchant '.IIaiIors.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING STORE,

rv o11d in vte Inspection # their large stock Of
CLOTHS. nA5IMERi5', nnd EESTI y c.:
ali grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
viii make 10 orGcr Us cheap rs can be had
EQUALITY considerotIl in the city Of New York;
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
CLOTHS Tor MILITARY GAkMENIS.~
We sci: none }ut Indigo Blues warranted, and
our long experience in that branch juStihes liz
ii assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
select assortment Of Shirts (ail kind) Collars.
Qnen and papat) Nackties ocarfs, SocE::e
Suspondcrs Han9kerchiefs Gloves, &C., usual.
i found IN q we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see Us. Don't forget
the number g King Street, between Pitt aac
Royal. oae door aasJ q Parker's Iheatre,
VIM ARNOLD,
ian 1T JOHN 4. FIELD
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CORPORATION FINANCES -lr IS stated that
there were paid on rep airs Of streets in this
place, during the fiscal year Of 1854, IN which
is included The heavy expenditures rendered
necessary BY the change Of grades IN the re
pairing of King stveer, al Fairfax, Water, ans
Union streets, and also at Pilt street, and the
new drainage system also required paving
at intersections, making four fifths OF the
W hole %, 400 of
Fire Department, including plugs and
putting apparatus in order ...,......l ,oa o ~
Sieanlng sJreets.. ooo "a
Poor House expenses, at least..........zoV o"o
GAIE-Last night there was q yer! severe
gale Of wind from the south west. The wind,
subsequently,, shifted to the North West, and
the weather became cold. This morning, The
ground was frozen hard: and considerable ice
was formed.
Music. The Military Band III this place
plays every afternoon at the residence OF. the
Military Governor. On Monday night, The
German Musical Association serenaded Gen.
Slough,
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EI'0R RENT.

(
Thu house on the ). E corner Of Royal ar<1
Duke Streets, formerly the Lecture Room 81
the 1st Presby terrain Church. The BUILDINGS 81
feet long and io feet inches wide and is 4 go04
location yor any business It is also convenlent
for the delivery Of lectures, or az club room
Apply 1t IL, Duke st or at the Office at Gas
yVnrEs Jan l0-lw
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10 c Al n E " s.
. |: /:

Charles Grouse, having stated before the
Court that he Was informed, on the 18th Of
November, that Henry E. Davis, a justice Of
this County. had been arrested III Canada,
charged with being one OF rhe St. !Albans
raiders, ABOUT which The Court h4l no knovl
'' .
eoee, out oehevlog has aoSeoo0 ':o'n 'n'S
county since the oeptenoe Der term ol 'n's Oo'1S''
IS suhclens cause TOT '3claV1tg ols Sea' 'asan''
't Is ordered taat an elecuon oe oe'a III '"e
}st luesoay In n va oesC % vi .l'7 E'o''''S
caused ~ me removal OF the sa'o JAWS
1t was also ordered, that an election De 'e'n
on the same Gay az above Tor ]us1'ce - AL1
The vacancy caused ny rue removal 1Tom 'h1s
County OF v a. Penn
FRY VS.. Roblnson~-trespa', Vae ct arms
verdict FOR plaintiff and damages assessed al
% cents. Notion Tor new trial oVe1rn!eo
and judgment according 70 verdict
o.ao.o 4,r ooro,o,7orv r,;a| ar Anr;l term
pa,o..o = Nash us Erandontbal-;n
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CANTERBURY RAIL, now :ejoices in ne9
management. and the performances are tar
ahead Of anything yet seen III this CITY. a]r.
Wray's Magic Experiments are Ill Of the first
order, and both astonishing aud auuslng.-
The rest OF the pew Company are al good IN
their respective roles 60 by a! means 10
llieh1, and see. the best Exhibition IL the cry.
Several spajl fishing landings ou the nprtr
Potomac, a},os e The AQue'!ucr, 1T i5eorgeuoqn,
have recently been rented frr the ensuing SCI
son. Landing NJ tt Robert Si1o1oonS, for
$75U; NO. z to William Aankin, Tor $3.50
No. 3 to Edward Nankin, for 1928 Also,
two small landings on the Virginia side to Nn.
and james Simmons, for $40. These prices
are fully five times as much a. co'l|d be reaii
zed . few years ago.
BuFFAIoEs Two OF the Prairie Du1aloes:
brought from Pixies PEAK, Mr. 9. y. Harrison,
were carried through the streets this morning,
to the wharf, to be shipped to New York.
The 8. s. District Court has baap in session
here this week, aud several DEGREES II Confs
cation cases rendered,
I. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday,
Mr. Sumner gave notice that he would to
day call III the Joint resolution 70 terminate The
reciprocity ireu1y, The deficiency BILL, as
amended by the Senate: was passed.
In the House. resolution offered BY N:.
Herman, instructing the military committee
to. inquire what action is necessary t. secure
a speedy trial to persons arrested by military
authority, vas adopted. The consideration
of the constitutional amendment 10 abolish
slavery was resumed, and the debate continued
I'D to the hour of adjournment
The late Peace rumors, grow talntcr-and Il
is now said that no person, either authorized
Or unauthorized, has recently left Was hiDgton
for the front On 81 errand OF peace or With q
view &c consult with the authorities It ;3ich
mcnd IL regard 70 existing difficulties. But
other newspaper paT3grii'ns s'il1 Sp@dh "A'Vi'
entity. For Instance, the National lprelI!gencer
ofthis morning, says with apparent confidence
''Ihe tacf rs we suppose, is beyond dou;}t that
what may be called 7 ,ace Commission l. 40"
in Richmoud
The woman lately arrested IN Baltimore for
bringing off daserter, fron Norfolk 1ha mar
being subsequently, found dead - she trunk II
which he WAS packed) has been sentenced 70
ysv q fine If $500 and i'm, rlsoued &C harG labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

The 3. s. District Court has baap in session
here this week, aud several DEGREES II tonfs
cation cases rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-11

BuFFA1.0Es Two OF the Prairie Du1aloes:
brought from Pixies Pea<, NJ. 6 y. Harrison,
were carried through the streets This Inornlng,
to the wharf, to be shipped to New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-27

MUTUALBnHzIITLH1ns.oo %.
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CssA Clpiial ovsrs ,Osoe OOe
s:sasiiss I.s.s' q D'''asaA' pa = '''s'' -
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s.'s's' A.ssas ID = SWs1svs - USiSx
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q: sdWax ssp77l IL s IN, zss.ss.
0Hnv-ossnss oashs.dsassssasssr ssss ks 80
rs~s. - sss saas -
IF y. ADAMS.
General insurance Agt.
oKH1C1s
gsssnd Plssr Pllst National Dnk Ssilalss
PEBR, IIy1R AND LAxk lHsukAAVs'
I
fQEUIDIIUaITgRS l0LlCT q lSSbSAACs
on. f.,ssy z..a }, ss.r cs-sa.ss',
The osrnssas, Heasvss, Ni.sssa 49,
Rspublis Tirs Ins. os!s, efN. =.
Aggregate Oaah Aasets. ]. 49, :
.a1ereAsssss' Iss'svesee c.,
or HARTFORD.
CAsh Assets, Sssu,iSo "
Istrsp.litaa Insurance Company, New Isfk,
casa Assets. s11S,ess -.
Yonkers and N. Y. Fire lns. Co., N. T.
cash Assess, eess, eo7 -.
LIFE INSURANCE..
fhs nutual Life Insurance Co., Hsv Teri,
erh. Oldest uss ms. Go. in the United stssss)
Cash Assets, March lst. sis.eeeJsss
rhs c. upsny oers better security and more advaa-
tsges 10 policy kssAsrs than any Of its eonpesCs
fore roaaa into CONTACT POE ulK Gail On the AS:as
aud rxsmine The Inducements of this Company. AL
policies noD%orf&ttrS,
| apr2sd6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-27

-Apna Dickinsoa Is 10 Rishnosd.
.-Nxssla viii be tho msse fnsaietaeae
nl.ces ~ spason. Think Of The siEs Of
her nwatsr hll I" I'll natural. TOO.
More heat and les rain than tsnal
ia Indis this sanmer. CheleFs abdaads
in some portions Of the eosntsy.
a sonrsubuiist walked ous Of =
three story window in Richmond the other
day, asd ssoks ID aaoshsf vsfsd.
New York pays atty cents for gu the
dogs found ct large running in the stFests,
and the Mickeys are rsapiDg . rich bar
vest.
Queen Victoris has granted pension
Of 4i4O . year TO Wm. Hewitt, for the
long aud valuable literary labors Of him
self and Mrs.. Hewitt.
The Ballard House in Richmond hsl
been rented by > Bostonisn At sfe.OOe
per adnum.
Why was Napolesn Bonsparte "a
successful? Because he was Of Cors ean
descent.
The s'Hermitage." the last dwelling
place Of General Jackson, il in very d.
Iapidated condition. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-27

BURLINeToN, June esd. 1868.
To Hon. 7Hos. French, j. p. Broom. j..
L. Brorn, C. G. Brauttgam, and r.
Spencer, Committee. &c.:
GEsrLEMsE-In response to yours OF
the aod inst, and in accordance with the
request thereof, I have the honor to en-
close herein a copy of the address to
returning soldiers.
With great respect,
Yours, &C.,
DAVID RDRER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-27
9pelinl Notiles.


Keep Dtseooo ~ nay.
Invaids broken down IA health and by Chronic
Dyspepsia or suffering fron the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks Of disease the testimony
of thousands who have been raised by miracle from
similar state Of prostration. b., H0sTErTER'5 kToM
ACII BITTERs IL a sure GUARANTEES thar BY the same
M ans you may be strengthened and restored But
to those who stand peril Of epdeEes TO all who. by
of exposure privaons and uncongenia climate
unhealthy pursuits at any moment be stricken
down. this paragraph Is most particularly and empAah
couy addressed You who thus situated, prof
fered an sbsoiuse safeguard against the danger chat
naces you. Tone and regulate the systsm with ths
will be forearmed against The maadss whose seeds oat
around you in the air unseen. HosrErTERS eIOsi-
AcH BIrTERs are only standard Tonic and Alter
alive throughout the United States but they sccre
tied by the certificates of the distinguished czes
Of tbs Union to the people Of All other land In cana
d. Australia and the West Indies they gradually
taking the place all other stomachics whether native
or foreign and as surely ss truth progrsIve and deu
onstraton overthrows doubt they win eventually spper-
sede every other Invigorant and Restorative
ployed In medicinal practice
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ShoriTs Sales.
SALE.

~ SrArr or Iowa. LEE CorEgy-ss..
By virtue Of special execution 70 directed ssus
By ths Clerk Of the District said county In
Of josiah fIainer and agsinst Rafus y isey Il al
have levied upon and viii sell the highest bidder At
the trout door OF the Clerks Once OF the District Court
Of Lee county, Iowa. 1t kepxuz in said county, the
sth day OF July. A. D. 1865. between the hours Of
O'Clock A. n and 8 O'Clock r. II. esnnsaeins -
o'clock Of sod esy the following prsSsrty so~il
west quarter Of the southwsst section ~ township IS
range WssA ~ eeuatys lows whish uas slsstsd
1885, OF the Dnssict Court OF Lee county, iowa wherein
said Hsadersoa Msckisy 49, piatne9 and Nancy Mack
ley q a.. dsseMdAnts.
hks1 upoa, and . - sold b erdsr ofcssrss 70
saetdH - vrit a sxecutioo.
Keokuk, Jun g, rs. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
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r Il. JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
Grocers 4 Produce Dealers
Eastsids q. Bet. lain 1 JehasslSn

Kespcousa1ty on AssA God ausnrtnens osetapleaa6
FsaU 0reesrin, whisA 70 the pssatsfof caaA.
RLOUs e--FhSssss brs,dsof Ylo.r ises.Sse -
III Qeinsy, 0rncs ard xAgls MilA varmu, And In
psti.l Atils, Ksokak, for sale ~ J.kt.AOo.
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BuRI1Naros, June 2ad, 1865.
d. Rorer, Esq:
DIAN SrR-The undersigned Eoldiers'
Reception Committee, would respectfully
request that they may be furnished With
. copy Of your address to the returning
soldiers on the 18th inst. We desire to
send il to the GATE CrrY for publication
Respectfully your obi serv'ts,
THOMAS YlKNcH,
J.P. BROWN,
j. L. BROWN.
O. G. BRAufiaAM,
b. SPENCER