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Chattanooga Items.
The Chattanooga Gazette of the Dist
has tho following items:

The Chattanooga Gazette of the 2lst
has the following items
TnE OATH.-Thuteen citizens Of Bled-
soc county made trip 10 town yester-
day and voluntarily took the oath Of
allegiance TO the United States, at the
Office Of CAPTAIN G.. II BraytOn, District
Provost Marshal The following are
their names: Major NJ Bridgman
Samuel Rankin, James A Tulloss, j as
Worthington, Bird Benson, Jeremiah
Dorsey, Josephus Hutchinson, VIM II
Greer. W Acuff, james D Billingsly. Jo-
seph Mari. Isaac \ Thomas, and r r
LLOYD Four other citizens also took
the same oath, viz Sterling Condry, OF
Hamilton county, Isaac Greenlee, of
Bradley county, and ) A Vaughan, OF
Cherokee county, Georgia
CHASars.-Captain II N Smith, A Q
NJ, in charge Of Work Shops, has been
relieved from duty at this point
Captain Geo E Allen, A @ NJ, in
charge of Q NJ Stores, has been relieved
from duty here and assigned TO Bridge
port
Captain J Hooper, A Q N, in charge
OF Coal for Post, has been relieved and
assigned 10 duty az Columbia.
Lieut.. Colonel Porter, A c S, has been
relieved, and is succeeded by Captain
Reed, lately a c 5 Of the Cavalry d.
vision
Captain Angus II Kummell, in charge
Of Ordnance Stores, having been pro
NOTED 70 Lieut. Colonel, has taken
charge OF his regiment. He Is succeed
ed by Captain Hogan.
The Office Of the Ordnance Work
Shop has been removed from Market
street, between Second and Third, to
the corner Of Second and Cherry, on
the hill east Of the Ordnance Shops.
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chuck Luck.
NASHVILLE, Feb. p, 1865.


Editors U,uon:
Have you ever witnessed the game
Of Chuck Luck, so much in vogue with
our soldiers at pay day? I wish to
say word 10 the boys in. regard to
il Every one who knows anything of
the above game is aware that those who
"buclI the bank" do so at great odds
against themselves, and it is very sell
dom that the boys who commence play
ing do not get heeced Of all their green
backs, in short order. Now / wish the
boys would all stop and reflect upon the
consequences, which are sure to follow,
when they ALLOW themselves to be drawn
into this game Do they think Of the
long months to follow. without dime
to help themselves with? Do they think
Of loved ones at home, who would put
these earnings to a good, use and per
haps, in most cases, actually suffer for
the want Of funds to procure the neces-
saries Of life2 Think Of your parents,
boys, or your sisters, and if you have
no parents or sisters, send your money
toyour sweethearts, Of they are honest.
But, at all events, don't play Chvek-hsck
AT the coming pay day we shall proba-
bly, receive four or six months pay, half
of which can well be spared for the
comfort Of those at home. Let it be
said Of the men comprising the Fourth
Corps, "they remember the dear ones
at home, and their hearts are as true TO
them as they are brave in action Re
member our mothers, should ever be our
motto, and in after years we shall be
reioiced that we done oursduty. have
often been panied to see our brave boys
lose all their hard earnings in few
hours after they had received it, and
hope the coming pay day may pass away
without witnessing tho customary
amount Of gambling Commanding
officers have tried in vain to put a stop
TO it, aud I see no other way but to APP
peal to the good sense Of the men, who
will never be sorry if fhey take the ad
vice Of Doc
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Al the goods in the above List will be sold with
odt Reservation, for OsE DOLLAR each. Certificates
81 all the various articles are placed IA similar en-
yeiopes and sealed. These envelopes will be sent
by mall, or delivered at our Office without regard
% choice. On receiving certificate you will see
what it represents, and it is optional with you to
send one dollar and receive the article named or
any other in the list Of same value In all transac-
tons By mail We charge tor forwarding the eert.6-
Gates paying postage snd doing the business, Is
cents eaeh FIVE CEBTITI1ATEs Will be sent for 81
ELEvEN for 81; THIRTY for $; SIxTT-FTVK for $40
snd 0sr HUNDRED for SIS. BY this mode we give
selections from aVared stock Of fne goods, Of the
oest make aud latest ftyles, and Of intrase worth
St E nominal price, while all have chance Of secu-
rag art eies Of theFery highest value.
We gua' sntee entire sfiisactonin every instance,
and DC there should be shy person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
y return Il, and the price yiIl BE- refunded.
AeESfs--We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Gents or eaeh Certificate ordered, provided their.
reTnttsnce amount to One Dollar
They VII collect twenty five cents for eYery Ger
tteate ana retaining 10 cents remit 20 us IL cents
for each. no
- address GEO. DEMERIT CO,
Janl-Sm 800 Broadway, New York
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CERTIFICATES OF CUES


From eight 70 tEenty ysars standing, sitn nauss
known - science and aue.
For medical proPeFass q Buchus zee Dlspsasa-
tory 81 the Uuited states.
See Professor Devices yaiuahls sorks On ths
PrHsetcs 81 Physie
see remarks Hlade b. ths lac eslsbraisd DE.
Pnysck, Philadelphia.
See rsnnrks made b ~. EphraEa Mcdowell,
celebrated Fhysiciaa, sud member q tee Royal
College d Surgeons, Ireland and Published Ia lhs
Irsnsactions d The King and Qnesn's Joaraal.
Ses Aed1co-C hrurgicai EeVis8, p1fsishad b.
BENJAMIN Irsgers, Fellow d he Boyd C5ases 81
Bufgelns.
Fss most q the late sfandzsd works On rlsdieins.
Elzr1et Buehu, .Si.oo per bottie or ~ "a Ss.0O
Inord Re- Rls VA ls 70 20 go SS
Or hall dozen q oaeh Tor So vhseh sm b
su1icent 70 cure the most obstinate cases II diroc-
tons sre adhered %.
DeliEsFsa . any address. sseussly psezsd ron
obseryEtioa.
BB-Iescnbe svsneAo-,s ~ 81 l-sasrdnsIras e.
o1rea zaaEAatesd. Acyico nEtS.s
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For the Purchase OF Dead Horses and Mules
belonging to the United States.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's oFFICE)
NASHVILLE Psyv Esd, Ia 1864

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE(
Nashville, 'fGSN Feb. IA, 1865. J
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED
- at thus Office till Tuesday, the 2slh day Of Feb
ruary, 1866 at Il o'clock, ~, for the purchase OF
al Horses and Mules that may die or be killed at
this DEPOT within the next twelve months succeed
ing the date Of the contract
The bodies of the animals viii be- delivered daily
a any point wthin the limits OF this city that may
he 8gueed upon, 20 be conveyed from thence, 81
the contra tor, 70 q sufficient distance from the
limits Of the city As will prevent their becoming
nuisance 20 the citizens thereof
Bidders will state the amount to he paid per ami
mtl and will give their full and post Office ad-
dress.
Payment required at the end oi each month.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each pro-
position.
Bonds in the sum Of One Thousand Dollars, sign
ed by the contractor and two guarantees, viii be re-
auired Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
Proposals must be lainiy marked Proposals
for Dead Hor es aud Miles, ami be addressed 70
the undersigned
By oroer q Bvt Brig. Gen. J. L. DoSALnsoS Chi
Q. NJ. Dept. Of Cunb.
CHARLES II. IRWIN,
febl4 TX Capt. A. q. NJ.
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ilur Inducements to Agsnts and

To those agents who take Their commission In
allowed:
To any person forwarding II Clubs Of 10 Books, 8
Clubs Of ~ Books, or Clubs OF 50 Books each a
Silver Wstch-cyhnder eseapement-worth So.
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs Of 50 Books each, a
Silver Watch, patentleyer, huntingc case, worth SIS
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tele on our 'ist Of the value Of the watch he may
be entitled to.
Agents Will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the requ ed Numbers of Clubs are com.
pleted, when they will be forwarded to Vouch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance viii be made on extra commits
B..
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HslmbOId's Extract BaOAu
BLoODI BLooDt BLOOD
ssimbOia's HiEhlS OoOoaatzsssd Oonpoaza
Fluid Extract SsFsaparllls
BXPaII.Ia
sxPaIL.Is.

TINS IL 40 affection Of ths blood, and attacks ms
5eE1al Organs, Lluings Of ths Noss. Earu. Ibroat
appearance IN The form o. Ulcsia Hsiraboldls ~
tract bersapafiia puriEas he Blood. and rernogss
All scaly eruphons Il the skin, Owing 70 the COM
plexlOn clear and heaith color. It beng grepar-
81 expressly Tor thus GLASS * complaints ~ bod
purifying properties are preserved 70 q grsater oI
tant than any other pFeparEtioa d saraapaFllss
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- Fos
PRlEAIR DERAgRS,

49, DR.. KING, sorraorly q New York, fel
- ~ lat tour years Ct Loasgillo, Ky, who
ass devoted bis attenton TO tns trearmert Of PR
Sste diseases for " years, dattefs hi1nsef having
attended 10 pfacnos for so nzAzy years, and cuEod
scmsny thousands, he is enabled 70 cure al diseases
Of private nature, master how bad Toy may be
from iniudci0uS medical treatment, or nom neglect
Of their own. Or. Kings DiSpenAary q No. %
DsadeFick street, between Cherry and the care
second story, where he cErss Al diseases Of 4 PM
Va'e nature.
ei5uofrhsa cured Wifaout naaaeous medieisss OF
interference with business,
etfctaree Of old or recant date eilectuaiiy cured
in isw days, b. an operation which CAUSES no
psint Where structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undennines tho health 20 much.
Syphilis, with 81 the diseases Of the skin, grow.
NJ ont Of neglect or bsd treatHisnt can be sdactI-
ally cured IN 3 few dsye.
5EaISAL WEAKSEss.-Partcu,a nttentun hsVinQ
been gwen 10 this ttsede and ali the consequences
growing out Of i, brought On IN nlsny cases By the
destructive habits Of incoasideraie youth. ard 81.
oessEe Indugenca Of the passions, q neglect q
which vii undermine the constitution, RENDERING
the subject unit for business or soeiety and cEusl
ing premature old ne.
Females who may be Iahozng With Any difficulty
Ct the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief. @ aMl- ii
Persons residing Ehrosd, BY WZiting and stating
their case, with Zee enclosed direct toll A King
No. 50 Desterek street, Nashville, Team VII have
the necessary medicines sent % their address.
ohies hours rom o'clock in ihs morning unt1
the evening. ADFSv.f
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1865.

Savannah is reported TO be a. quiet
as q Sabbath morning. It IS troubled
only by the SMALLPOX.
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United states DIreet Taxea.

oSFIc1 Us1rEB s1Arrs' DrEr.r Tax coansrSsiosEn.
DIsraIc7 o. IksFsssEH,
nashville JAN'Y ~, 1855,
THE QUOTA or DIRECT TAXES DUE IRON
The Gounzy q DaFdson. IN the state q j erue--
see under TIE act q ConEress approved August
fssl, has hem app0rii9uei and ehareed apon Al
The lands Ald l,ts ~ roEno 10 saia Ccunfy u Da-
vCson Ia pursuance Of he act 81 Congress entitled
act fsr tils eoHecton o. drecg taxes inin.ur-
ectonary districts within The Jnifsd tstes al for
Q her purposes" approved June Z, 1872.
ms taEss thus ehaTEesi MAJ b. paid within sixty
1aya tom this dste, into ths Ireaslzy u ia Uuiied
5rstes, q n re CQusns6icDers - their cthca IL
Nashville No. "a scui1 CnsrFy stfcst
ar La ~ f.FERHY.
OElAho 4. smith,
mo. B. RODGER8
itni0-2ru. Comm sainners
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A case is pending in the New York
Supreme Court in which a child was
left in pawn or pledge for the payment
of q debt
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HKLMsoLDs RosE WASH

Al sxsaleni Lotion ior Diseases q 5yphilitlc
t1re, and g a. INJECTION 10 diseases q ne unna
orBzns, areing nom hahsa u dissipation. ussd ~
COMMISSION With he Extracts Eushn sd azzsapF
Eiias % 5lch diseases A. recoumanded.
Egl1e1c8 81 the most responsible and faIlacls
character VII accompany the medicines.
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eonorrhoa. oLeet. strlolures
sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plan envelope.
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Bolls, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Il offered 70 the public as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASE9 the SA-
MARIfAN'S ROOT AND BERB JUICES n the
most potent, ceTtain and efectisl remedy ever pre-
5croed II reaches and eradestes every particle Of
the Venereal poison, so that the cure Is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy end Be healed, and not transmit to your pos
reuty that for which you may repent in after years.
DO NOT .DESPATRf
Although you may be pronounced fncurable, the
Samaritan Root and Herb Juices viii remove every
vestiee Of nlpui tiles nom The system Is well all
the bad effects Of mercury.
FEMAGkS! FEMALEsI!
In many affections With which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
eorrhoa, N bearing down, Falling OF the womb,
peDity' ana Tor al complaints incident TO the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is, in case Or syphilis used IN conjunction with
the Root aad Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike scknoEi-
edged By physicians and patients They are used
IN me Y, = Hospitals, thus restoring to health
WHIT THE SURGEONS SAY. OF TIE 81
AIARITAB'Se REMEDIES. SCI
"PosT HOsPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Nd, Feb q, 1854. /
81 have great satisfaction in stating thas /. have
used The Samaritan Reae5iss'' for Venereal lis
ease in is most customary form that have used
them nth jndgments discretion, md properly and
have found them 70 respond 10 NV sptieipstiou5
promptly and edectasly. Knowing their compo-
ston. hsye the fullest confidence IN their efficacy
and As far IS my Use Of hem exten8s racomu1and
them strongly. b-l ALFRED c. BowKRs,
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Let it be understood that these remedies are as
reeofnmendeo, and will positively cure the diseases
for which they ara offered
Price o. Male Packages Samsritan's Gft S4o0;
Female S. 90; Root and Herb Ju &c 81 90; Wash
so cents.
Sold by W. J. 4 G. W. SMITH, Druggists,
C0neF Ch1r.h and Vine streets,
-.ff- s--tf- NASHVILLE, TESN.
Desmond & Co, Proprietors, si5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
ianl8-5In.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

new and elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar
ranged for sixteen hkenesses.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free 70 any address
on application
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BOOKS

FOR all classes upon all subjects in every style of
binding, and in endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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FOR EMRLlMiNG

DR PRUNK Has OPENED AN BsTABLisis b
J rnent in sashvllles Tsnn-, for EntalnI1s -
Dad On Cherry street, doom south q -
p0st Ofice-
Hs vi atts0d % disnierring and forEardln8
hotiies fforn this and AL points South goa -
sorfment Of metallic cases and E1e coma -
hand Branch Offices g CEAttanoogal Lel2-' sua
Huntsville, Ala u. H. RkCNhs n -
ianI8-smp
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AFFIDAVIT,

Personally appeafed be1Des ms e. Aidernaa 0.
The CITY q Philaieip "a, II II. Hssnboid VIA. b.
lng daily sworn, ooh say, bis preparaeons contain
bat are purely Vegetable. At HEI4SfFlOID.
sworn and suhscresd bct0rs me, his I'D tsFi
NOYsmbsx, 1854. w. p. HIBBAaD,
Aiasunans stt-strcel, adoFe kace, FhilSs
Aires letters i0f MEDITATION 10 con1deace,
II. q. dHla4H9l.f. ChonasL,
Depot l0t south Ie1th-sEee4
Beioa Chsstnul. Philadelpha.
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REFERENCES.
Hon. andrew Johnson, Vice President U. s. elect.
f" Joseph Fowler, Comptroller State OF Tenn.
Mr.. A. Y. 8. Lindsey, Post Master, Nashville
MIR. VI. Burns, Pres n. G. and n. W. Z. r.
Brig. Gen. Jno. +. Miller Cong Post Nashville, T.
J. l.. Donaldson, Chief @. " Dept Cum
beTlsnd.
OTFIcE-CIo. 60 North Cherry ST,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
post once Key, Box No. l6.)
to,a-srn
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CLAIMS
CLAIMS

y a a II y
For HORsES and EQUIPAGE LOST in the SER
VICE. officers accounts settled with the Quar-
termasters, Commissary, Ordinance and Treasury
Departments; Stoppsges Of Pay removed, Certi-
fcafes Of nOn-indebtedness obtained. PENSIONS,
BACK PAY, &C, promptly collected
Nj. Atkinson having had ten years experience as
Sd Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rules, Regulations and PIeeedents estsblishedsfor
the auditing and settling Of claims, can safely
say that no firm in the Southwest has the same ia
eltes for the prompt collection OF all war claims
as presented by this Office.
JN0. F. ISOM,
Late Capt 25th Ms, A. a. Q. NJ,
And Post @. NJ. Post Nashville
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FEMAGkSI FENTALEaII

Although you may be pronounced incurable the
Samaritan Root and Herb Juices viii remove every
yestiRe Of impurities nom The system ss well as al
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BKWARR o. couNrERFKTs.

AID CFPRnCIPIED DzkLEas
uha satszsor 10 eispose -OF IHEIR cWR 81
t,ctharsf articIss On de rop1tatloE sttalaad 81
Hslnboifis 6enuIns Preparllion3,
o a.-..r.raIs 4
= - f,,,~,-..l 49, -
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Proposals

post once Key, Box No. ls.)
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Take no Bslsan. Mercury, or unplesssnt 1nssaiciss
ioc unPtsssAnt and dangerous diseases
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
eorrb0a, IL bearing down, Falling OF the womb,
Debility. and for a Complaint incident 70 the sex
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sPLEsDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
Az % be sold for One Dollar each.

Add not % be paid until you know what you VIII
racefvef
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The STATE 81 tho Market.


Dealers in hardware say that that they
never found things as hard - now! that
tin plates are fat, lead heavy, iron dull,
spades are not trumps, and there are more
rakes in the market than are inquired az
ter; brass is, however, in demand for pol
iticians; brads are also in request. but
holders cannot be got to fork them out
Nails won't go by pushing, and have "a
be driven.
The dry goods merchants say their CO.
ses are hard, aud complain that the peo
pie prefer the bank rags to theirs.
In paints everything looks black, al
though many try to vsrnish the thins
over
Shippers of ashes have had to add sack
cloth to them-as prospects are by NJ
means pesrly, and prices are going to pot
The timber trade is pining, and holder
have TO rest.on their oars to slave off the
pressure.
There is no spirit in the rum trade, and
holders of vinegar look sour. champagne,
however, is brisk.
Rhubarb and SIENNA are quite drugs. bul
there is . consumption of brimstone fol-
matches, many having lately bean made.
Holders of indigo look blue. but those
who are deep read are not green enough
to think that symptom Of the trade dy-
ing.
Starch j. stifsning. and paper 10 Sta
tionary. In the meal market things are
fiowery, but the miliers say that the hiOh
prices Of wheat go against their grain, q
which the bakers are also crusty.
The grocers have got along pretty GIN
gerry, but some having tasted piece Of
the times have become peppery.
There is no life ia dead hogs, but some
animation Ia old cheese.
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~We were highly gra,iiied to receive
last evening call from Col. j. r. Lewis
and Surgeon j. Y. OantwelI, now on q
tour Of inspection Of the hospitals in this
department. They finished their labors
here yesterday. One hundred sud City
men we're transferred to the Veteran Re.
serve Corps. They were highly pleased
with the condition and administration o.
our hospitals and report them unsurpassed
by any in the country.
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s ] =
Z =. =. "a
uinutss am ~ .nsws u ~ mpssss q
Riehmoad 49, upea or brllstia basd, 4
epread throughout ths city sad .inrs1i
assly Aags wtcs pnfazisd. and ~ ~
church bells vsrs ring, nd ths fsssdzis,
blow terrible blows, and depits the min
the streets wers 500 crowded. Capsain
Hsgny, Abbott, Sellers, Col. Todd and
others want to work and funds ware soou
raised for ssanamunikon."
After noon Capt. Bridges got ost hil
company, and preceded BY the Gefmas
Brass Band and followed BY the City Bat
terry, the compaoy marched up Mai4 20
4th. and up4th % High and tbshse Z
tho residence Of General Cursh, where I
salute was fred, and tho band playsd pa
triotio airs. After which. the General ap'
peared and made neat and stirring
speech. The company vas then marched
back 70 quarters and dismissed. The
precision and correctness of evolutious o.
the guards reflect credit upon the officers
and men composing it. The artillery VA
taken to Sixth street and went of IN .,
indefinite number Of guns.
There was no demonstration ct night
Nor many exhibitions of attacks Of 'oohe
rency." There's glory enough for ON
day. Feel slightly bad that tho Butter
nuts being driven from Richmond shoul'
have made raid on Keokuk aud captures
it, but that shall not prevent rs from n
joicing with '.joy unspeakable and full Q
glory" over the fall Of tho rebsl capita
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~A gay and festive gentleman, 70.
joicing in no very euphonious name, i.
Snodgrsss. He lived in Missouri. He
had wife and children. He Va. q sol.
der. Belonged to the the 2lss Missouri.
He found soldering grievous to the flesh.
He deserted. Came into Iowa. Meta.
morphosed Snodgrass into Smith. Re-
married. Came to Keokuk. Was "pob.
blsd up" Sunday by Capt. Willis, our
vigilant Post Commandaut. Mrs. Suod.
grass has been sent for t. confront the
Grant Smith nee Snodgrass. Then viii
hs feel badly.
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rtA- It is desirable to have a neat a,

rsA- It is desirable to have neat and
good boot or shoe. IT'S also desirable to
get them of nice man. If you agree
with US herein, reader, make raid upon
the establishment of A. Stewart, corner OF
Main and Third streets. He is Just in
receipt of splendid stock of boots and
shoes, purchased since the late decline in
gold and prices, and which he will sell
cheap for cash. Remember the place and
call upon him.
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~ Despite our timely caution many
persons were "April fooled" Saturday, in
various ways. We regretted that some
mischievous reprobate to us unknown,
made use OF our bulletin board to perpe
trate most grievous sell upon an unsus.
pecsing public. We had forgotten to
caution against false bulletins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04
CoNs1oNxrur Saw OF Boors : SHoEs

CONSIGNMENT SALs OF Doors SHOES
Howe d Tyler have received from Bos
ton large consignment of Boots ant
Shoes, which they propose to sell OF
Thursday the 9th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. N
in job lots to suit Country Merchants
These goods are Of the best manufacture
and latest styles, and must be sold. [3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

E RIcHAoND HAS FALLKn. DR.
goods at half price at the New York Store
One hundred aud fly pieces of fast-color
ed prints at Is cts. yard; sixty pieces Of
good delaines at Is cts. yard. Ny en-.
tire stock is offered at panic prices, hav.
ing bought them al panic sales.
[d3t-w3t] Nj. GREoo, 4gt.