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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15
DISTRICT COURT

COURT OF COMMON Pleas.
Muskingum County February 5th, May
7th, October 18th.
Morgan County, March 9th, June 5th,
November 18th.
Noble County, April 3rd, June 18th, oc-
tober 10th. ,,r.
Guernsey County, February 9th, May
7th, October 22nd. :,,
Monroe County, February 10th, May Dist,
October 18th.
Belmont County, February 9th, May
2Sth, November 9Th. gMI
Harrison County, February 5th, May 7th,
October 18th. ~. J;
Tuscarawas County, February 18th, May
2lst, October 20th.
Jefferson County, March 5th, Juno 4th,
November 18th.
bono nt Steubcnvilic this 18th day OF
September, 1865.
ID. ID. Y. COWEN, in said
... al q. w. McILvAINE,) District
I. James Elliott, Clerk of the Court o
Common Pleas within aud for Jefferson
County. Ohio, herebycertify that the fore
going is correctly taken from the journal o
said Court. n. .' = - 49,
LII. Witness my signature and the sea
| FL. ST. of said Court Nt Steubenville iii sait
Jefferson County this Ind day o
October, 1865.
JAMES ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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n@The Soldiers Ticket has been defeat
ed in Chicago by the Republicans. 81.
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COURTS FOR 1866.
E,IGHTH DISTRICT.

VMTE do hereby fix the, times of holding
wv Courts OF the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of Ohio for the year 1866, as follows:
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NaAcKEREL and LAKE HERRING
A'A " HIS. NeFADDEN & co.
Cadi7, Ohio, May 10, 1855
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sO0 LBS. WOOL TwINE ~"
OVDU SHEEP SHEARS, fnperior
quality, at HIS. MoFADDE OS.
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IN pulmonary consumption. During his protracs.
60 sickness. at one time promising to eluds the
grssp OF the fatal destroyer and again reIsps
ing 'nto state of physical decline, he bore his
suner'ngs with calrnnsss and fortitude. While
pro'trated on his bed by disease, his thoughts
were directed to the Importance of seeking
through Christ, the forgiveness of sin ana
the eonsoat'ons of = Christians hope, and an
swereo win spiritual blessings were his ear
ness appeals to a throne of grace AS days
and months passed. he became conscious t!nt
his stay on earth was limited Yet. willjn- TO
leave no remedy untred that might tend to ;ha
restoration of health, he yielded to the solici.
tatioa OF friends and relatives living at a d;s.
tanse, and left the home Of his childhood on !.
visit to Ogletherpe, Georgia. The hope wa.
entertained by all t!ist, tho change of climate
and locality might stay The progress of tue dis
ease and rescue him fte en an early grays. \.
SIMMER cane on with its balray breezes he i'm.
proved 80 much that tteres sG9s q fair prospect
OF his partial restoration 10 health; but. when
winter set in. his frjepds' bchs!d with sorrow
that the disease had taken frmer hold on his
constitution. His prostrated frame now made
IL impossible for HIM to return. with the ensu
ing spring, to the home WHICH be still hoped to
90 aole TO see once more In the providence Of
aod' at an unexpected hour. AID far away from
nome and parents, he breathsd his last. and fell
asleep in Jesus While this bereavement, at an
unexpected time, saddcns the hearts Of tha
family circle at home, it must com tort them to
know That all that lsve and affection could sur
gese was do*c to alleviate his suffering and to
make his departure from earth as calm and
peaceful as If q moiher's hand had cooled his
ach'ng head, and fathers arm had supported
him Ia the struggles Of the dying hour
FRIEND.
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TE':o..rntc CoMxuNlc, ,rrox BETWEEN Eng
LAND DANp>+NnlA-Communicat by TELEGRAPH,
between England aud Iadia within eight hours
aud half is one Of the recent startling fact.
recorded In tho European journals. The Lon
don .St4f SAYS:
lhe result is due in small measure to the
enterprise OF the Turkish Government. Th.
Sultan proposed at an cally period TO construct
aud has at length carried out, lne from
o"st""N!n"pie across the Asiatic provinces of
the E'npirc, on condition that a line 10 India
rhonld be completed by the English Govern.
.;lrnt from Buss"rah. at the head of the gulf of
;\urraclcc. 1t is this arrangement which is
.ow III operation. The sub marine line oiono
he shores Of the gulf and the coast of Beloo.
''':>tah IS under English arrangements and
I"rAc 10y English tclegraphsts, while from
-':rSofa" -, onward the line is entirely Turkish.
lle wires now stretch over the ancient Can.
'"''ioc'a, losygia and B;thynia, amonp those
alleys Which were for ages the seat of empire
even now are stirring with new life as the
CIVILIZATION Of the West rouscs them from the
forrcr OF centuries. Within the province where
nay DO traced the s;tes Of Babylon and N;u..
SahIand where the field of Arbsla may be
..una' on wmch Alexander taught Darius that
ne power OF the Persian had palcd before tn.
aaaccdon'an-thc Turk and Turcoman. tn. Aral.
ana Armenian. the Jew aud the Greek. NAV
learn at I"glad Tho last qaotatioupf cotton IN
~ 1TI;1erpool. or Of produce. in Minciag Lane.
ihe sultan was right when he Persisted in
mat route for the telegraph which should touch
thc most Important points of his evn dono;.
nions. oai
Some shorter path might have been chosen.
.Int Inc telegraph is q human izing agent more
',t'ed to pass from city 10 city and along fruit
.;.i Valleys than to become perch for the vul-
.cte or" thing of mystery and terror to the
wandering child Of the desert Even in the
most populous towns OF Asiatie Turkey the
1,1ng ,g stretching ~ir. must ls a:marvel impossi.
sie TO comprehend. Men may know that along
'ts slender pathway the English in India com.
~unioate with their couutrynen at bone and
'ell them Of war or .reeee. of the welfare Of
lends anu cvcn-ot~ the PRICE of commodities:
'nt while thus informed Of iie use, the follow e'
g: the prcphet can only receive the information
18th many exclanations and inyocations, with
aany dubious efforts to reconcile the iunoya-
too With the teachings of his fathers and tn,
,'rscepts Of the Koran.
man in the finest suit of clothas ;s
;>ICAn sb = h!iaY II ,v,
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OBITUARY.

Died. in this city. on the evening of the 12th
April. NARY MORRISON, eldest daughter of
'a, Il. and NJ. A. Kennedy, aged thirteen years
| and four months.
Death i, at all times sad n,es;e ngor and We
ever bow in silence and sadness at its approach:
but there are seasons when it comes with pe.
cuIiar and crushing weight OF sorrsw. So it
was in the death of this dear child. The family
driven out homeless, deprived Of every comfort,
and all the tender associations which the heart
loves to dwell upon rudely surrendered, have
now been called to give NY the brightest orna
ment OF their circle In the midst of their
desolation. the Reaper came and gathered the
tairest flower in the wreath. Mamie was
child OF bright promise, AMI many fond hopes
are buried IN her grave. As the eldest Of
large family, many duties devolved upon her,
all OF which vera faithfully aud cheerfully per-
formed. At school, she won the appreciation
and love of her teacher by her diligence and
uniform good conduct, and her kind and oblig.
ing disposition, made her favorits with oil hor
companions For ten weeks she was confined
to sick bed, but she bore her suferings wit!
great patience and we fsndly hope that she is
now at rest in her Saviours bosom. Though
her earthly home was made desolate, we trust
that she is now in her Fathers home above-a
home nc IN Hvhsse mansions gzief has no share.
". are living in tines Of fiery trial. the future
l" shrouded IN gloom. aud uncertainty, aad we
are daily taught the vanity of NIL earthly
treasures, Nothing is truly ours but our dead,
and we rejoice that they are free from the
trials which We are called to endure. Many
fond hearte weep over Mamie's early grave;
but let them bow submissively, and let the Ian.
guage of each heart be:
1T Is the Lord, enthroned in light,
Whose claims are all divine;
Whe has an undisputed right
10 govern me aud mine.
Thou hast escaped thorny scene,
A wilderness of woe
Who're many blast of anguish keen
Had taught thy tears to fl Nv.
terchance some wild and whitening grief
dad sered thy summers earliest leaf
IN these dark bowers below,
Or sckening thrills Of hope deferred
10 strife thy gentlest thoughts had stirred.
Thou hast escaped life's fitful sea
Before the storm arcsc
Whilst yet its gliding waves were free
From aught that marred reposc;
safe from the thousand throes of pair.
ere SIN or sorrow breathed stain
Upon thine opening rose,
And who can ca! !mly think Of this,
Nor envy thee thy doom o. bliss.
culled from homes beloved bowers
10 deck thy last long sleep, .
The brightest-hued, most fragrant dove-,
=, That summers dew's may steep
The rose bud emblem meet was there
The violet blue and jasmine fair.
That, dropping seemed to wsec:
And now add this loyelier spell.
Sw sets to the passing sweet. farewell
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A Gard.

HEARING that my nane has appeared ia
tl'e Columbia papers aeserte. from Com.
pany s. I'd s. Z. Cavalry, take ie upon myself
to deny the charge, "a can prove satisfactorily
to any one concerned that am aow acting
under orders from t:,e General eonmandipe
Department. =. HENDERSON,
April 25 o. ;olleton District. g G.
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Commercial Bank,

COLUMBIA, $. G., APRIL o., 1865.
We annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
- this Bank will bc held q. the rsaiience Of
.,"hn a. Crawford, Esq, on MONDAY next. lst
May, at II o'clock. EDWIN J. SCOTT
April 25
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Departed this life, in Oglethorps. Georgia,
M .n sne ssth Gay Of March, lse5, 5,.and III the
HENRY BRENNAN. eldes: son Of NJ. = NJ
md Mrs. Ann pelilah brennan.
Inc deceased, having lived fror: ch:l,,Acc; 5,
-oianeiA. was too veil known a:.sly ~.
many friends as naaa of pure arc: ..cbls ~ &.
raeter to require. epitapI, inserted e ,;s
nom 'ry.:: His departure from ear.i. wi..r :rst
80 IN PRIME OF lifo. rers:nGs those who lncw
and loved hi.n o. Tic uneertsin et..,.t." ss
Man's probation here. scas two year. sro r..
son'sae'Td a.h"skiAs oesgh. vhisb tsrais.ssS
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enoDUoE, PRoylxloNs, &c.

fIoun--superfne, 80: Extra - so Il bbl; Double
Extra p Dbl, 10 SO. Soc less . Dbl. Wholesale
wsEar-Sprng, 81 i0a9l 80, Fall, / SIS to IS = bu
RxE-soas5c 2 bush.
B4ELEy-Fall,1 5aR1 e5; Spring L a06I So
OAgs--5g TO SIC "A bush.
CoRs--6sa70c q bnsheI Laying; so TO sac selling.
Coax MEAL--s2 90 Y 100 lbs. buying: 2 80 selling
BRas-Wheat,sl 10 p 100 ns BUYING / rs to 30
selling.
GREEN AFrIrs-sl SO to IS buying; q 20 selling,
AID scarce
PorAroz-l 50 buying eoe2 co sciiint.
0xIoss-$2 90 buying: selling At 81 20.
nuasiPs-6oc buying 90 selling.
BurrKR-25 to 35s buying, 81 to Acc selling.
Eaas-l7l4@2e buying: a2l1c se,hrg.
CHrcxExs-3 90 to 80 buying, 90 to l4 rs selling
and very "
ffrEslrsls to lac a n buying; selling at 10 to lie,
and scarce.
. WHITE Bssss--o0mmsn to Good. n soal rs buying;
IS to % selling.
nALLow--13c.
BEgswax-50to 55c buying
hIAY-Timcthy &16 90; Prairie $40 0oaIe co.
kIIDxs-Dry Flint l5c; Dry sailed i3c; Grubby half
price; Green, 6; Green Sheep Pelts, II 80 tot 25
kAIHER-iienicck sole AZ to 46c = D dp harness 4sc
do upper 80 to &c per foot Oak sole e0c . b; do
bsrDs--Tinoshy, s. Is to 90; Rlaxsse 10; Clover
12i 90 10 $14 90 = bush.
Ioes-Dressed. sll 90 to IL so q 100.
Lambs to Zoe buying; 25c selling.
HANs-22c y b.; Sugar Cured do, &c.
PxxT CATTLE-$3 so to IS 90 gross.
4HRKp-S4 so to IS 30 p head.
fRArHERs-50 O &c.
AAss-5 to &c, buying.
BAGs-Burlaps, SO to $50.
Single Dummies. &c; double do, GEO.
Seamless, tush., 56c 70 Is
do v Dbl, 50 70 S.
10 bbl. (paperlo
4AoKs-Tooi Sacks 1 30 ! pisce
On Co7PxR-30 to Sc q b,
pr BaAsa-3sc = D.
Tooo.oak, green, - So do. dry, q 50. Hickory
N 4 =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

EF Yesterday was a busy day in the
Recorders Court.
Bell Jones, Anna Hays and Frank
Mcdonald were before the Court for va
grancy, but we're discharged upon pay
ment Of costs and agreeing to leave the
city and stay hence during the term of
their natural or unnatural lives.
Jane Barker and Maria Fredericks,
abandoned and profigate females, were
fined S3.and costs each. Couldn't pay
it; were calaboosed.
Charles Carr got drunk, got sleepy,
sought repose on the pavement, was
brought up by the police and fued s:
and costs for his bad taste in selecting
sleeping place.
One Frazier. an A. d., was before the
Court to answer the charge of stealing
some seven hundred dollars from Dr.
Mallett. Didn't stay until conclusion o.
suit. Don't know result.
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Il
MAsos I. I. McK1xar.~t Conserving
this bfave soldier and estssuled citisen OF
Keekuk, the lsavenWcEsA bulletin ssys:
This veteran and valuable officer haa,
= our readers will learn With great pleas
IRE, been appointed special Inspector Of
cavalry b the War Department, aad will
remain here IS Inspector General. The
statement published that BID had been or
dered to Milwaukee i erroiepus. Major
McKenny is an old and trieH officer, en-
tering the service ~ : private in the Mex
Tican war. He has distinguished himself,
and displayed BY bis bravery and cool
ness the attributes of = soldier and man.
We hail his appointment as an exceedingly
4 fortunate one for Gen. Dodge, and know
that the Major will not only gil his posi-
ton with hooor to himself, but with credit
\ TO the Department.
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KEoKuK MARKETS.
Iatlf
KEogrE. FesruarH2n, 1895
G ROCFRxEs..WHO PRICES,



suskE--cuha and Porto Rico 2alSc, prime, 2slx~;
rhoce, 25iS Ae~ York, =. -; New York a 2si1c
errslai assd powdered SOLE
MsLAssEs-Ss,zr House u5a1 &c. Go3aenSyrup 4 10
7ssi 75--sorgltim, s0S5l %.
f CasxsE-45i6 70 iTc
RrcE--issluIzc.
h serA-Am-ric4n lie; English. L.
5oArpalm, II ~; German, 12lz913< ST. Louis Ger.
man, 15l<niec
cssplt--star, 81 to 33c; Mould S2ac
Tsas-Young Hyson, 81 ooG2 Is; ImIeriai, 81 Is to
Il Is; Black, = % 10 81 rs.
TeRAccc-Da,k Sweet, IS TO aoc: McdInn Brands, 90
tsl 25e, Gold and Natural Leaf s1>sg tofl rs.
| NAILs--Best Brands IS IS rates.
GIsss-sxIe Country Sc 30; City IS, rates
CoRDaGx-2s &c Pc.
DRfEp ApPLEs-lsJS to 1ec a n scarce
DaIEp CuERLxrs-@5c
RsIsIss-New VI Z - TO, Layer s. is.
SALr-3 Scot Oh.
PIARL SraRcH--li to i2c.
aoLIsE WooDEy #Asa-2 Hoop Pals, ~ rs; hoop
do. ~ 10. No. Tubs, Si- 50 No. do ID or No. s do
ia So; Nests Sd do Is. wash-boards Sd Is
TisH-So. Ma1serci, bbis. S24 90 for REV.
No.2 do do so 90 cd
No. l do hf do $l2 ooGf2 DO.
No do hf do $40 oUaie to.
Hi bhis. No. White Fish, $40 elSdTo 50 new
OsEs--Cosl Oil. 95Gssc Ldnseed OIL IS; Lard OH,
81 or Fish Oil, 81 So. Meats Foot Oil 81 esd1 So
csERsE-W. r. and Hamburg - 10 2sc.
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DECATUR CouNrY.-Sinee the procla-
nation Of Gov. Stone announcing that
there would be no draft ia this State has
been published, the News says that the
population Of Decatur county has increas-
ed nearly oDe hundred. Tie new corners
hail from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
Mr.. Jacob Witter killed large wild
Cat, last week, near Leon.
On Wednesday night two horses were
stolen from the stable of Thomas Harriet.
living some five miles from Leon.
A school house in Morgan township
was destroyed by fire few nights ago.
Supposed TO have been the work Of an to-
cendiary.
We gather from the News.
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TO Qua PArROns.

We would again remind readers that this n
the year tms when they constantly liable to sud-
den coughs inuenss throat, &c while the children
plants. II IL important that every head Of family
sonI& peovids Ismsdy that II ready 1t al dimes for i'm
mediate use whether assaulted at the dead hour Of night
with the breaking ont Of hard cold the racking OF
violent cough e children with that most dangerous
Of all diseasescronpora q the midday hour you should
always be prepared. In Co.'s Cough Raisam you will
find ready aud efectual remedy 1t grapples and con-
trolls Internationally the most stubborn coughs while
Group II il sovereign The price Il but forty
cents per boftethe bottles twce the Fze Of any other
at the came price. Delays dangerous. You should
always have in the house. II can 10 found At al
drug stores. jan26-d
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~ The river is open in front
of tie city. Boats crossed from shore to
shore yesterday, and the fires were lit in
the furnace OF the ferry boat Of the ire
pressible and ever active Perseverance,
man, unto whom be rendered the willing
praise Of all well disposed citizens. A
narrow strip extending unbroken across
the river opposite the pork house, is the
only ice belt and hindranee to navigation
between our wharf and Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER Day
Goops FOR TWENTY DAYs.-The New
York Store is selling off. it's entire stock
Of winter dry goods at an immense sacri-
fee; lot of remnants of the best calico
% low as % cents yard 100 remnants
Of delaines and dress goods at IS cents a
yaro; % remnants lawn at 90 cents a
yard. We are determined TO sell goods
CHEAP, peace or no peace. Sale to COM
mence on Mondr, 18th, and continue 20
days. We never offer bargains without
meaning to give them. We refer the
reader to list of prices in our advertising
oessmns. N. CARGO, Ag't,
fsbiU-6tdeod-4tw New York Store,
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Chicago Marked.

BY Telegraph CHacAso Feb 90
Live Hogw-DnIs at 10 coz II 81.
pressed IIogs->teady at 10 ovsaI4 e5l
Catt'e--Dufi and easier et oses so
Prcvisions--L0wer Mess pork dull al % Ga. Prime
mess pork offered at 20 90 without buyers BuIk shou
ders At re. loose Cumberland iriddirsas lie
lArd-bali at zijsc.
Fisar-SominSliy iso lower.
Mheat--s5sc iow-ra at sge4sl 4ls4 ilr No. Spring
o2ts--lac lower Ne | at sae59Sc.
Rye--ae lower, No. a; ysc.
RAriey-Duil at 20ESl 80
High~lIas--Dal at 10 for csty, and Is for eoui-
try.
aoasy--vefyciose.
Goid--las
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

The ONLY REMEDY.-Those who suf-
fer from foul breath are open to the charge
OF carelessness. 1t is an offence that can
be speedily aba,ed, as single bottle Of
the Fragrant SozoDoNr will unmistakably
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be without it. II will preserve
and keep the teeth white and the breath
pure and sweet.
Sold by all Druggists. fdeod.
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LYONS KArHAIaor.

Ksthairon 10 from the Greek word aK4thro" or
KahaiFo. Simplifying to cleanse relusenate and restore
This article Is ~hat its s.gaifes For preserving
restoring and beautifyns the human hair il e
remarkable preparation In the world II is again o~ne
aud put up ts the original proprietor and Is made
with the same care skill and attention which gave IL
sale Of over million BOTTLES psF snnnm.
II is nsost delightful Hair Dressing
II srsdicatcs scurf and dandfuG
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes ihe hair rich. soft and glossy
IL prevents the hair from falling on aud turning grs
ftrestorce hair upon laid heAds.
Any lady OF gentleman who ssines beautiful head oil
hair should Lyons kabairou. II il known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold iy all resss bic
dealers DEMAS BARNES 4 Co. New York.
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New York Money N hrket.
elegreph.l NV lYoRK Feb %


Noney-DnlI at sac per cent
Sterling Dali and nominal a, 105idldsiS.
Goid-IIesTy andiowsr; opening at Eu2, declining to
iess< and closing 1 200.
Government stocks-Dun and lower
Is Of 81 Couponsl1f.
g. Of 81 Reg IN
IT, &. $50 COUPONS lIli1
1910 Coupons 1917
Stocks-steady
c&Ps2,.. q &C 1884,; RI esly MkPpc az, {
Tel Wab IS; TT Wayne ash: A 4 n II 70, CAN VI
65is Scrip ils5<: yr Cert 1881: Pac Mail 22e
NfCi121s: Erie 15Iz. G 10 hudson I0sJ Il Har
lem 10: kcsaiugl i1st McI13; Ms dlIz: Toledo III
& Cert q; Quicksilver Sc.
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uAeAN,s mAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes tine burnt face and
parting the marble purity If youth aud the Dstissss
inviting in the city belle OF fsshson.
TAM eekes pmpIes and roughness from this skin
leaving the complexion fresh transparent and smooth
1t material injurious to the skin Patronizee
by and opera Singers 1t IL what every lad,
should haye. Sold every v here
Prepared by W. Y. HAGAN, Troy, NJ.
Address all orders
DEAAs BARNEs CO., Nov York.
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EA VOICE FROM yIcKsBuRG.

vicxssrEs, Niss-, Aug " 1888
Or. John Ball-Dcar Sir. am happy to state to yo
that have used your valuabie Iero Bitters witt xr-a
benefit 60 myself In general debility ard proxtrstIono.
system, produced by the unhealthy and
nHence OF the assssspP river around fcksbarg having
becn with Gen. Grants army throughout its whoiesoath
ern campaign / confidently recommend its
persons who are poeed TO unhealthy climates
IL. W. tO6LE,
Agent q. 3. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. i6, 1853.
On the22i ofJniy LAST submitted through agent
Array Of the Cumberland sample nv c~dran Htfers
fornspec.on and requested If after ANAL be found
mertorious 10 sanction and approve its among
soldiers.
The following IL the Medical Directors reply Esd also
Gen hsscraus permission to ship 500 dozen 1T
have IL sold to susiers. JOHN BULL
81 Statistic thst Csdron Bitters will do harm
any one IL taken properly and IL moderation.
objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of IL to
suffers. A. HENRY EHuRSTOS,
Surgeon and Medical Director, d
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville Tenn, July ~, 1863
Dr.. John BaiPs agent, Mr. has permission 70 ship
10 Nashville Tenn rs gross go cosen Of Bulls Ce
rou Bitters for sale suffers In the army only.
The regulations of the Treasury Departmeetareto be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Najor &c IN Roseersns.
wM NJ wILEs
Msjor and Provost Msrshsi Gen.
For sale wholesale and retail ~ Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., keokuk. Iowa aprl3-dtwlyr.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LsrrmErr.

The parties st. Louis anA Cncinnat who have been
CouDterfetpg the Mustang Eminent under pretence
PROFESSIONALLY, have been Thoroughly essoped by The
Courts. To guard against further imposition have
procured from the u States Treasury, pisate steel
plate stamp which placed this top Of zach
bottle. Each stamp besrs the fee siits Of my sigma
ture, and without which the article II Counterfeit
dangerous aud worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie ThsLnmsn has been ia and growing in favor for
many years. There hardly hamlet the habit
able Globe that does not contain esidenee Of ts
full effects. II IL the best emoent In the world. With
its present Improved ngredents its effects upon and
beat perfectly remarkable Sores heaic5 pains
relieved lives saved, valuable animals made usefHl and
untold Ills assaged For cuts bruises sprains rhenms
tis sweng, btex cnts raked breasts horses
&C. il % Sovereign Remedy tat should never BE
pensed with II should be in every family Sold By al
Druggists.
octll-d&v D. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

APPANoosE COUNTY. The barn of Mr..
Howard, Of franklin township, was de-.
stroyed by fire on the night OF the 7tb
instant. 1t was the work of thief and
incendiary. One horse was stolen, and
three horses, fock of sheep and one
calf were burned to death. Some hun
dred bushels of corn and large amount
of hay aud fodder was DESTROYED. Los
$500.
The boys of Centreville have perpetra,
ted various deeds of HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny recently.
"Oil on the brain" is slightly epidemic
in this county.
We gather from the Loyal Citizen.