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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-10

Telegraph lines were in process of construc-
ton to connect the principalities of the En-
pire.
NeW Orleans, October 4-Cotton firm;
sales Of $500 bales at 44@45 cents Sugar
firm and advancing. Freights and exchange
are unaltered.
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The people Of the North are beginning to
lind out that the Freedmen's Bureau is an ex-
pensive business
The following remarks from the New York
Express, strongly accords with the sentiments
of the South
The Freedmen's Bureaux
This bad invention Of the last Congress to
worm in Northern men to govern the South
II not Tor more purposes than government, is
exploding. A Rev. Mr.. Callahan, in Shreve-
port, La, set up for a Dogberry there. and
imprisoned aJudge, Jury and all the officers
OF the Civil Court. The military cut off his
ioflclaD head, when it was known to Gen.
Candy what he was doing. The Geographic
report from Louisiana now is, that another
well-known Reverend from the North, a
"Reverend" Mr.. Conway, has had his head
Topped off also. The following from the
Vlcksburg Wing is also good:
Special Orders
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABANDON
ED LANDS
No. 35.
OFFICE ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS, FOR STATE y
OF MISSISSIPPI, VIOKsBURa MISS,
September 22d, 1865
The Mayor of this city having signified his will
hngness to allow negroes the right to testify be-
tore his Court, and to impose the same penalties
upon NEGROES violating State laws or city ordin-
ance, as would be imposed upon white persons
committing the same crime, it is hereby ordered
that the officers of this Bureau shall in no case in
terfere with the city authorities in the discharge
OF their duties, and shall take cognizance of no
case coming within the Jurisdiction of the Mayor
OF the city, but turn over all such cases to the
Mayor for trial. By order of
COL. SAMUEL THOMAS.
STUART, ELDRIDGE,
Lieut. Acting Asst. Adj't. General
These Freedmens Bureaucrats, generally
speaking, are nuisances and the quicker there
is an end of them, not only the cheaper, but
the better, for the whole people. There is no
reason why we of the North should be taxed
on tea and coffee and clothes; 80 or so per
cent, to support Bureaux or Bureaucrats in
the South. Let the South now govern ITSELF
and take care gifts own negroes, and pay for
their government no longer taxing us.
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THE RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH LINE.

Neto York. Oct. IA telegram has been
received from Fort St. James. on Fraser river,
British Columbia, announcing the completion
of the telegraph line to that point, and the
work is rapidly pushing on towards Stuart's
Lake. The cable across the Straits will be
laid next August, and the enterprise bids fair
to be carried to a successful completion at a
much earlier day than generally anticipated.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-10

The Agricultural Department at Washing
ton has received large quantity of very sup
perior winter wheat, both white and red, from
The Mediterranean, which is now ready for
distribution. This wheat should have been
here on the LIST of August.
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DAY BOoK---THREE CENTS.

We announce, with much regret, that, ow-
ng to the great increase in the price of print
ing paper, we are forced to the necessity of
raising the price Of the Day Book to THREE
CENTS per copy. This arrangement will go
into effect on Monday next, the 9th inst
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New York Markets.

New York, Oct 9th.-Cotton firm Flour
dull. Sales of wheat unimportant Whiskey
dull Pork firm at 81.
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Hey We again thank Mr.. Barnes of Reds
Express Company, for Baltimore papers, and
MIR. A. I. Hume, of Adams Express, on
steamer Thomas Colyer, for Richmond papers
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The total advance in cotton since the sailing
of the Persia, was to SID per pound during
the week. On Tuesday, I'd and Sd, and on
Friday, to Id per pound.
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LEAVE YOUR. NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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LIGHTHOUSE LIGHTED.

LIGHTHOUSE LIGHTED.
Fortress Monroe, October 6-The light
house at New Point, in Chesapeake bay, will
be lighted tonight for the first time since ex-
tinguished by the Confederates in 1861 She
will display white fixed light in the future
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Day Book.
A Voice on the Water Question:.
Views of an Engineer.

A Voice on the Water Question:
Views of an Engineer.
The following is copy of note which
was addressed by numerous voters Of the city
of Norfolk, to General Malone, few days
ago;
NORFOLK, VA, End Oct, '65.
Gen. Nm. llahone:
Swallowing the superior sources of in
formation within your reach, and confiding in
your Judgment concerning the cost and FEAST
bility of proper system of water works for
the present and prospective wants of the peo
pie of Norfolk, we respectfully ask that you
will give the voters of our city the benefit of
your views upon this important question,
prior to their action at the polls on the 18th
instant, either in writing, or orally, as you
may prefer.
Respectfully,
Your FELLoW-CITIzENs.
To this note the following reply was re-
oeived on Monday:
| n & P r. R., 18th Oct, '65
My Dear SD'-Your note accompanying
| communication on the part of many Of our
esteemed fellow-citizens Of Norfolk, desiring
my views as to the feasibility and cost Of in
PRODUCING water into the city, is received.
Please make my Acknowledgements to these
gentlemen, for this mark Of distinguished con-
fidence and assure them of my readiness, i'll
all matters, and at all times, to serve their in
terest with whatever capacity | may possess
| would be glad to confer in person. as you
| suggest, with these gentlemen, upon a matter
which concerns so materially the expansion of
| the city in every sense; but other engagements
| debar me the privilege.
| A city is incomplete in it's provisions for the
health, convenience and comfort of its inhabi-
tants and visitors, as well as for the security
OF property, and the encouragement of me-
chanical industry, without an abundant sup
| ply Of water. All of our sister cities of the
| Commonwealth, have made this advance in en-
terprise and civilization.
| The value of the work should not be con-
sidered with reference to the abstract view of
| dividends upon the outlay, but mainly as a
means of increasing the prosperity of the city,
| which, of consequence, would enlarge her
| revenue,
/ You will observe that one of the two points
upon which my opinion is asked, involves
more than general knowledge upon the sub
Ject, and OF the case in question: mean the
matter Of cost. This can only be determined
after thorough investigation of the whole
subject; but cannot doubt that works. APP
| plicable to the situation, and in all respects,
as to character and proportions, commensurate
with the dignity Of the city and its present
and future requirements may be constructed
for much less than half a million of money
AS to the feasibility of the project, am
not doubtful; but if it should be ascertained
to be impracticable, by actual surveys and
| investigation-the first work which would en-
gage the attention of those charged with the
direction of the moving of the enterprise-nc
money would be spent beyond the trihing
cost of such examination; and the appropria-
ton, in that case, would impose no further tax
upon the city.
| am, dear sir,
Very truly, your friend,
VIM MALONE.
| 70 ESQ
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nWELLING HOUSE WANTED.--
IL A LIBERAL ADVANCE on present rates
will be paid for Dwelling House containing five
or six Rooms, with Kitchen, Cistern, out-houses,
&C., attached, within five or ten minutes walk of
Market Square, or not beyond Charlotte street,
for the year 1866 Immediate possession desira-
BILE. Address DWELLING" at
sep23-lm* DAY BOOK OFFICE
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NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.

1t is reported here in political circles that
measures are now on foot to establish at an
early date an evening paper in this city, with
Roger A. Pryor at its head as chief-editor.
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Boston, October Ga mass of rock fell yes
terday at the Littleton Slate Quarry, in Lit
Teton, Massachusetts, killing three men nam
ed John Cation, Patrick Folen and Daniel
Harrington.
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THE CASE OF CHAMP FERGUSON.
NaShUiUe, October 6.-The papers in the
case of Champ Ferguson have been forwarded
to the President for approval or rejection
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ME, the undersigned, having asso-
w cIated ourselves together, under the
firm and style of ETHEREDGE d WILLIAM
son, have taken the neat and commodious Store
No l6, Union street, about sixty yards east of
the Market House, and one door west of the
North Carolina Hotel, for the purpose of con-
Quoting GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS,
and hope, by strict and diigent application to
business, to merit the patronage of our friends
and the public generally.
VIM. II. ETHEREDGE,
sepl5-1m EVERETT WILLIAMSON.
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NOTICE.--At the Instance of a num-
IN Der of friends, | respectfully announce my
self Candidate for the suffrages of the voters of
the City of Portsmouth and the County, to repre-
sent them a Delegate in the next General As
sembly of Virginia. Being equally as well
qualified to represent the interests of the con-
stituency as the other Candidates, have been
assured of cordial support hence this an
nouncement. l<7H
nn7=tf I0HN L NGuARM
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MORE FOLK ADEMY


The NORFOLK ACADEMY will be re-opened
on MONDAY, the I'd day of October next, at 9
O. o'clock, A. M.
1t will be made good HIGH SCHOOL FOR
BOYS.
The Faculty viii consist of three Professors,
viz: one of Mathematics, one of Ancient Ian
gnages, and one Of English.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS:
For ordinary English Branches including
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic, &C., per quar-
@lloV
Higher Mathematics added, per quarter. 1900
Latin added, per quarter. 1850
Greek added, per quarter. 1000
Payments quarterly, in advance. IE
Fuel extra. k4
The Session will close on the 30th of July,
making each quarter ~ months.
The Principal confidently appeals to the public
for patronage and support.
Il. GATEWOOD, A. M.
sepl4-3taw4w Principal
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ELECTION NOTICES.
IN OH &c E 50 MOO
no THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION :

ITO THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION ::
FIRST WARD.
W. 7. Harrison, ID. W. Todd,
Frank DeCordy, W. r. Jones,
Simon Stone.
Conductor-R. Nelson.
SECOND WARD.
E. R. Gornto, Thos. Fatherly,
Allen Howard, Il. L. X. Baker,
Samuel Frost.
Conddctor-W. Joynes.
THIRD WARD.
7. Patton, J. H. Borum,
W. F. Bell, j. W. Belote,
John Fisher.
Conductor-W. B. Deggs.
Fourth WARD.
Thos p. Crowell, ,Jno. Taggart,
Clemmitt Hill, James Ryan, q
Peter Dilworth.
Conductor-E. Guy.
You are hereby notified to meet at my office,
on the 10th instant, at P. M, to be quail
fed for Commissioners of the election, to be held
on the 18th instant.
VIM B. DEGGS,
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NOTICE.--In compliance with tn

NIOIICE.--In compliance with the
IN requirements of an Act of the General AS
sembly of Virginia, entitled an can Act to in
corporate the Norfolk City Water Company /,
do hereby order that an Election be held on the
18th day of October next in the said city to take
the sense of the legally qualified voters thereof
upon the question then to be submitted to them.
whether the said city shall subscribe the sum Of
the said Norfolk City Water Company.
THOMAS C TABB.
sep2l-tf No.,
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The following is copy of note which
was addressed by numerous voters Of the city
of Norfolk, to General Malone, few days
ago:
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UTM. II. WILKINS.

NV w
w TAILOR, RICHMOND. VA,
Will visit Norfolk on the 9th inst. and would
solicit the orders of his friends, as well as the
public generally, to one of the largest Stock of
Goods in his line to be found in the State.
He will receive orders and make up from any
pattern selected, in the best style and at moder-
ate prices, Suits or Single Garments, and entire
satisfaction warranted in every case
He can be found at Mr.. John f. wilkins Shoe
Factory, each day, from A. M, till P. NJ.
from Tuesday till Saturday.
oc9-2t
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tde THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
III e UNION, CONSTITUTION.
Il and the Enforcement of

L hereby announce myself as candidate for
the House of Delegates from the city of Ports
mouth. If elected pledge myself to look care
fully after the interests of my constituents.
oct6-lw* w. H. NORRIS
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THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK
Il County, and the City of Portsmouth, will
support Col. VIM. ETHEREDGE and SAMUEL
WATTS, at the ensuing Election, for Members of
October.
oc2-tf DEEP GREEK
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DOLLIN &c BROOK HOTEL,
PETERSBURG, VA,
KENNADAY Dc WHITEHEAD,
PPOpPietOrs.
w. H. KENNADAY,
Eopuarlv of tho Nopvalla Housa Tvpobhnp,, W.

tttISUuTg, a.
Its accommodations are FIRST CLASS, being
the LARGEST AND BEST HOUSE in the city.
Rooms large and well ventilated, furnished with
elegance and comfort, suited to the tastes of ALL
Location fine, being all the principal Depots,
and in the business part of the city, oc5-iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

-. Notwithstanding several admirable
features, We apprehend We express very
prevailing CONVICTION, both among our own
citizens and those from abroad, that visited rs
on Tuesday, when We ~ that the celebration
here was not what We could have wished
was far from being . complete success. We
have not one word Of censure to indulge here
in. We merely state the fact, and the regret
that all feel in the existence of the fact. But,
for ourselves, We certainly would not have
urged our readers throughout the country to
attend our celebration had we not supposed it
would have been one at which they would find
good entertainment and pleasure. That they
found neither is cause of earnest regret. We
think great error was committed BY not APP
pointing q committee of ladies in connection
with the affair. The ladies of Keokuk have
given many public dinners and suppers during
the last four years, and the various regiments
of soldiers who have partaken Of these fessts
| can bear willing witness to their elegance and
profusion. We know that our ladies excel
in these matters, and had it been under THEN
supervision (as many of them have already
declared) the results would have been fsl
more satisfactory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

PERsoNAL-Gov. Stone left for Oskaloosa,
Tuesday morning.
Our good friend N. McCrea, Esq, left fol-
Washington, yesterday, bearing with him the
kind wishes of his many friends.
We are glad to see among us again the ge-
NAL ''phiz'' of our good looking friend Capt
Kittle.
Among the arrivals at the Deming House,
yesterday, were our long time friends Lieut..
Col. Morey and d. D. Sturgeon. Esq, of Cen
treville. Appanoose county. They are just
from Dixie.
There were large number of Van Buren,
county friends in the city Tuesday.
Gen. Curtis is recovering from the injuries
caused by his fall.
Hon. WILLIAM HALE, State Senator from
Mills county, was among the arrivals at the
Deming House last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06
cfmantial alO Commercial.
Nsv Ysrk marnss.


Costen--Active and higher At 4o0s0c for middlips.
F1our-Opened steady and closcd SC better Ut 10
80 for ExtxA ekets 20 - TO for common 70 good
shipping brands 1xtn = H. o. and S607 70 for trade
brands.
Whtsky-Prmer Western IN small lots at 10
Wheat-Opsned dull, heavy and lower but closed Je
better, with active export demand 1t 2891 ~
for Chicago epsins; E01 . for Nil Club a for IA
Spring: 3S91 80 for Winter BED Wsstsrn, aud
/ - u ~ fur Amber Michigan.
Rys-Qniet Western II Sc.
Barley-Duil.
Corn-More active and lc better at Csc for damaged;
'o75c for unsound 7ee7s1sc for sound mixed Western
and Soc for White Western
Western.
Ri e-Dul
Coffee-Stsady.
sugar-laG l5c for Porto Rico III o12c for Cuba and
Auscovado; Havana 1t 12l4@l3skc.
Moiasses-Dull.
Peerol~un-Quet and steady a. 84D35c for Cruds
52l<Zss for kenned In Bond, and 12<@731xc for d.
Free.
wool-Quiet.
Pork-Flrm-r at Is l2lS0a6 90 for new mesa CLOSING
at Is 49, ssh; rs 2sG3 rs for 1861 DO Is GOALS 90
for prime and ID 90920 % for prime eeea. Also 800
bbls for all July sellers and buyers option
At Is 00026 70.
B.ef-0niss 10 oo0l4 90 for plain mess. and Il %
DIG 90 for extra mes.
Beef Hama-Dull
Cut Messs-In fair request 1t llol4e for shouidsrs
and II 02lc for hama.
Becon bull.
Lard More active at I6lq0lol<c
Buttsr-In moderate request ~ 2o6 &c for Ohio and
260sac for STATE.
oAsss.-oniss at ssls,fc for common 10 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

oLAck"oop MAGAzISE.-The publishers
seno us the June number. The contents are
Ficcadliiy, part Nv Notes and Notions, from
Italy Miss MaJoribanks, part V; Herowor-
snip ana ITS dangers; The rate of Interest,
part IL How to make Pedigree Sir Brook
rossorook' part IL Thirty years Policy in
New Zealand; The Government and the
Budget
Inns number closes the sixtieth volume OF
lhe Amencan edition. Published by Leonard
Seou q Co.,: New ork. 81 per annum
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

KS Ii not "itty7-and they are not-Amer-
Gus a.e somewhat humorous. That isn't a
p1u s.sie OF literature for the dog days.
o'n',,eS anu dissertations are too heavy
men NY ',ie mercury gets above 9O0 Hence, it
"Ai p'ease many that Mrs. GRUMPY has
e,o"n weary oil the 'ncog impersonality to
JOURNALISTS nave hitherto assigned her,
o'' III new weekly newspaper un-
ne' own name, wherein she shall talk hu-
10 anu sa'ire. LOWRY hands us the first
oe, u 'ae iirst volume He hands us al.
SO the Northern Magazine.
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t@Some captious and lily informed per
sons, are still IN the habit of grumbling be-
cause the clerks at the post Office refuse to de-
liver unpaid matter, and insist upon the pay-
ment OF box'rents at the beginning of the quar-
ter. 1t ought to be satisfactory to all such per-
sons and put stop to complaints. to know
that the law and regulations of the department
imperousiy require such course on the part
OF the postmasters and the clerks, and that
they are sworn to comply Herewith
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

baF Received call last evening from our
good looking friend WILSON of the Psua
Blade, and from Hon. B. f. ROBERTS. Glad
W see them. Glad to learn, also, that the
oeieoranon at Peila was grand success.
mere were from eight to ten thousand peo-
PIE out; ana as the Grafton wat delivered by
rye editor Of We Blade" we know that il was
a capital one.
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A- The celebration at Piercevile, Van
buren, county, was, we learn, a complete sue
cess. There were some two or three thou
sand earnest, Union loving, hospitable, good
living and good feeling people out. There
was good music, and good speaking, and a
good time. Addresses were made by Chap
lam lETER and Judge MASON, mot Charles)
and the people OF that quiet rural locality had
celebration to be proud of and which might
put 10 shame the efforts of larger and more
pretentious places.
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GREAT DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS IN CEN.
TRIAL AsIA.-The progress of the Ru ssian
arms in Central Asia has received a severe
check. General Eudokimof having led an
army of fifty or sixty thousand men into Ko-
kahn and obtained possession of an important
fortress by strategic movement, thought to
gain the town of Tachkond without oppos.
ton. but finding it strongly fortified, gave up
fict was bloody one and ended in the de-
feat of the Russians, who were compelled to
fall back with precipitancy which amounted
to fight. The Kokhanese had about one
thousand killed and wounded, and the Rus
slams, it is said, about four times that number.
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NoyELTY IN EATING.-A very rare set of
dishes was set before Louis Napoleon, lately,
by the Emperor of Morocco. Only fancy a
bill of fare containing porcupine, garnished
with antelopes kidneys; quarters of gazelle
of the Ouargia fillet of young wild bears of
the Oued- Hallouf. Entrees-Salmis of Car
thage fowls antelope outlets; potes of Chotts
bustards. Roasts-Ostrich of Oglat Nadii !;
wild boar hams. Eatremets-Sciquiums of
Hannah boiled ostrich eggs . jelly of pom.
egranates la Straueli. Arab pastry-Oui-
dex, macroudes, scerakborachs, oribias
Here are novelties enough for the veriest
gourmond that ever lived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

~ fellow from Chicago, who is stop
ping at one of our city hotels, made himself
ridiculous yesterday by insulting the lady
Of one of our citizens. The husband of the
insulted lady "mauled him so nicely for
his meanness that he will hardly reveal his
performance. Served him right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

~ We learn from Mr.. Arthur Graham,
of Charleston, in this county, that the crops
in that locality are looking splendidly. The
wheat is not damaged appreciably by the rust
The harvestsof this season, throughout the
State, promise to be of unusual richness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

A.We regret to learn of the death, IN st
Louis, on the afternoon of the 4th inst, OF
NJ. George B. Phillips, well known citizen
of Keokuk. His remains viii probaly arrive
on the packet this afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

~. That sack race afforded a vast deal OF
amusement to a fun-loving public. The par
ties we're evidently practiced in the art and
covered themselves with glory. A large
amount of experience in 'sacking,' has made
us averse to it in very warm weather, and in
so large crowd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

%M Mr.. NoILES was the fortunate best
shot that took the highest prize at the shoot
ing on the Fourth. Mr.. Barclay took the
second prize. All, Aleck! you wouldn't
have got that had the writer hereof been one
of that contesting party.
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L.


Shall nerer sag NTH doubt nor shake rith fear"
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief when ar
rayed for BATTLE and thus may all cry Who arm them
selves against the Lesous Of Dyspepsa Headache
sallownsss, LAnguor Liver comD lant and all their
concomitant evils with bottle two Of PI4yfA7io,
BrrrxRs the original 9. T-lsoo-x. This great Tonic
which IL st increasing in popular favor Ell citing
more cures than before h emphatcally The Poor
Mans Friend and The Rich Mans Blessing. PLANTATION
Rrrsss are sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the habitabie globe. july<-deodAwlt
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HPrfAPH.

Gentle stranger, drop a tear,
The C. s. A. lies buried here;
In youth il lived and prospered well,
Hat like Lucifrr 1t fell;
Its body here, Its soul in - WE'LL
Zen IL kasv I wouldn't tell
Rest c s A.. from every strife,
Your death Ia better than your life;
And this one line shail grace your grave
Yonr death gave freedom TO the slave"