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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
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The sun Of Peace is rising fast ffals -
The "dogs of war; have bsrked their last,
court the "mine" for power to sing, ~
OF that great greasy dug for thing, a..
LuEs Petroleum.
Old Smith, the butcher, wished that he,
Could from the tolls of life be froe, ~
And tho he'd cten greasy been,
He'd try speculation in,
-alsss Petroleum. q s ara-
His brow was sad, his eye didn't cease, ''g'
To search the soil for signs Of grease lfr
While on his back was fitted nice, 5 4a.1e5F
IA banner with this strange dcvice,"aaa r'a'7
Petroleum. 7H
In humble homes he saw the light -" a"1i'
That from this oil 50 pure and bright y
While parlor's of the wealthy too,
Could deign 70 burn in brilliant hue, i.b ~
Petroleum. - 'fF
lie heard coal merchants cry "Alasl Sa.
No more wen sell our coal. For gas Di-
Has grown TO be a useless thing, ., I'm,
When any one can strike a spring. . .sar
Petroleum. g'.a
"Papa," his eldest daughter teazed, r
"Don't rest until yearths bopels you've squeeze,
For there, some do in vast lakes find,
That great relief to poor folks mind,
Petroleum. q. ,sH.
lie starts to dig, he hears a squali
"Papal OIL DEAR my waterfall
Is most wornd out and looks just like
I-can't help that-wait till strike
- Petroleum.
"If you can't do without false kar
Just take the tail of our old mar,
And lie it slick, with hog lard pure
Until your pappy can secure
Petroleum.
"0hl stayi' his wife cried, "Ephram stay
The weathers hot-you'll melt away,
And nought there'll be to mark your track,
Except that sign across your back, r. ,
Petroleunw y
But needless Ephraim started out af3 :1'T7.
THE mercury way "up the spout
And there beneath Soils rays be bent
To dig from enrth that paying scent ai
Petroleum. --
4 ragged suit next day is seen,
Mi1d UP with grease upon the green, i'.
While from iis folds there comes smell
Which 10 Ike aecus'om'd nose doth tell,
tt.H Petroleum. q.
I~v
There on that morning, still and gray,
What once was Smith in silence lay,
While from the earth there came this sound
"Tell them in hell there doth abound,
' Petroleum.
CLARksyiLLs TssS., August 1858.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

TnB FRREph6x's BuRsAu.--we regard the Or
ganization of the Freedman's Bureau as one of the
best measures that has been applied TO tho South
since the close OF the rebellion. It has already ac-
compllshed much in this end of the State through
the efficiency Of the agents employed to carry out
the design. The chaotic condition of the labor
system is being rapidly reduced to order II gives
the employer the means Of compelling the fulfill
mcnt OF engagements on the part of employees
II gives the employee the means OF exacting Justice
from the employer. 1t organizes and reduces to
system the heterogeneous mass that before was
rolling and vibrating around the country Ii pre-
vents the collection ofswarms idlers aud yagrants
around military posts II measurescut justice with
an equal hand. Gen. Tillson has shown himself
fully equal to the very delicate task assigned him.
His management of the Affairs Of the Bureau has
thus far proved so far as have heard satisfactory
to all parties. Gen. Tillson, who has appointed
Maj. Reeves as Judge Of the Frcedmen's Court,
conducts the affairs Of the court with as much
justice to all parties il is possible to use. His
conduct in his department has been satisfactory SO
far as we know, both to employers and employees.
The Superintendent Of the Bureau and his subordi.
mates in this district leave no opportunity unim-
proved TO impress upon the Freedmen the duties
and responsibilities devolving upon them, and the
punishment that must bcfall them IL they do not do
their duty fully and justly, promising them at the
same time protection in their just rghts.-Aspphis
AT9uS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

THE TRUE Speaking Of the middle ranks
of life, the solid and best portion of society, a
modern writer makes the following excellent re-
marks;I -4,f.sr .a..sq r,,..y
"There behold woman in all her glory; not a
doll to carry silks and jewels; not pnppet to be
fattered by profane adorationi reyerenced to-day,
discarded TO morrow always jostled out Of the
place which nature aud society would assign her,
by sensuality or contempt; admired, but not re-
spected desired, but not esteemed; ruling bg pas
sion, not Affection imparting her weakness not
her constancy, TO the sex she wonld> exalti the
source and mirror Of vanity we see her ms q wife
paFtaking tbe cares aud cheering the anxiety of a
husband, dividing his toll by her dom stic diligence,
spreading cheerfulncss, srouud him for bis sake,
sharing the decent refinep,ents Of tlte world With
out being vain of them, placing all her joys and
happiness IN the mEn she loves As n mother, we
find her the aeolonAie, the ardent instructress OF
the children whom she hns tended from their in.
fancy, training them up TO thought and virtue, TO
piety and benevoleucci addressing them as rational
beings, and preparing them 10 become men and
women in their turn. Such mothors dsu yhters
m Ike the best wives In the world"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
INCARCERATION,

In the New York journal Of Commerce Of the
9TH there are some judicious remarks on this topic
After stating and excmplifying the mischief, the
Journal proceeds
How then it may be asked, can this remeded
The frat anidote is in the press--the great organ
for good evil, especially in the use Of language
Nor, indeed is il any more than Just IL the entire
labor of correcting this evil is thrown upon the
press since to the latter may be traced, in great
measure, the source of all the trouble. Il is, per,
haps, not too much to say that it docs more to
mould society in its habits Of thought and modes'
of expression than any other known agency-ccr-
tainy more than books even the pulpit for they,
are cast aside and unheard when the newspaper PEN
erates into the family circle and forces itself upon
the privacy Of each individual member II has
been a matter of common remark, more especially
in the last year Or two, that words coined for
purpose, have boon taken from the papV in which.
they were first used, to become part aud parcel of
daily conversation. The press adds new words aud
new forms of expression to the language daily, and
its tone of excitement is given to tho community.
The newspaper press teens with continued exag-
geratons-is ridiculous as they are injurious to
readers especially the young, who a-e led astray.
notable example may be given when the press, in
speaking of the murder of late President places
him level with all the greatest men of the past
present for purity and intellect exausting Ian
guage to swell his praises. The people fellow and
even a minister Of the gospel from tho desk, with
shocking profanity ikens him to the Savior of man
kind. Such exaggeratious defeat their own object,
and fail to live veries in history. These sweep
ing Ell )miums with very many produce the very
effect which was not intended, And 1t might DO
shown that among journalists, as with individuals,
general loosenoss in wrtin and talking produces
in time corresponding looscuess in regard 10 the
truth. ed @
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

County Court, July Term, 1865.
ORDERED By THE COURT THAT THE TAXRS
" assessed by the State of Tennessee, in every
particular, be and hereby adopted By the County
Court for county purposes. Also, Fifty Cents on
the one hundred dollars worth of property Is
assessed to meet the Railroad Bonds.
W. i. NEWELL Clerk.
August L. l9G5-3t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

pl. Ono OF the great curiositcs OF the age is bow
in Manchester, Va. It's a baby two years old
specimen was bora in Dinwiddie couuty, and is de-
serihsd as being remarkably active aud strong
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

nay The coal mine OF Gerard Cross near Liege,
Belgium, was the seene of dreadful accident a
short time ago, A sudden irruption Of water took
plate in Of the lowest cuttings of the mine and
caused the death Of twenty nine persons, men and
women, who were working op the spot. The
miners engaged in the uppor cuttings were mol
affected by the inudalion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

neA- There was great excitement IN Kansas CITY,
No. on the introduction OF water cart 10 sprinki,
the streets. The boys hurrahed, tho newspaper
reporters followed Il from street TO street 10 see how
It worked, aud good herIie old woman ran out
10 iniOrm the driver that all he tracr tcds wasf1gy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

GEs. EwELLs--A dispatch Of the 9Th inst, 10 tho
Cincinnati C5mmeraaL says that Gen. Ewe and
family passed through Washington on their way 70
Virgieia, where they intend opermaoenty reside
on farns
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

Rea. Senator Robert ToombS, Of Georgia, who
lately made narrow escape from capture at TIC
hands of sparty OF federal soldiers at sople town 10
that State, has succeeded In reaching Cubs He "a.
pec,S Ia live thery PermsAcnilv
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

THRrY thousand negroes have been settled by
General Saxton on the Islands about llifton Head.
and on the adjacent plantations on the main land
Thirteen thousand Of them do not realize support
from the farms that have been given them, and slill
draw raiions from the Government.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

nay- The eldest son Of President Tyler was
"Bobby = the eldest son Of President Liuooln is
"Boh; aud the eldest son Of President johnson is
"Bob," too Three Prince Robrr,I n Hn'gtcr Of
: Ccnltns
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
Gbe Ghorl'llltllel:. L:

PRINTED wEEKLY, ErsRr TRrsAY MORNING, BYc'
N E BL E TT &c Ct R a N II,
PuBnsHEas AND PRoPaIfrons i....i
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For the Chronicle.
PETROLEUM. so.i-sl1 4.

4 Poem from whieb LonqfsliOv get his idea Of
aats i4 Ezeslsior. ,i5n1 o s.fIs. i.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

s&s- Il win take .is, ,OOo,OOe per ,ppum to pay
tile soldiers pensions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

Passed May "a, lees.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
THE FREEDMEN IN TENNESSEE.

WAps HAxProx.
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Great Railroad Generalization.

The stockholders Of the Toledo and Wabash, Gre az
western OF Illinois, Quincy and Toledo and Illinois
and southern Iowa Railroad Companies, have, by
nearly unanimous vote ratified the articles of con-
sodation agreed to by The directors. and the roads
will hereafter be known under the name Of the To-
ieuo' WABASH and Western Railway Company. This
consolidation forms one of the longest and most i'm
portant trunk lines in the country and is the only
line between Lake Erie and the Mississippi river
under one organization and of a uniform gage. -
Trains run through from Keokuk to Quincy and To-
ledo without change of cars The directors Of the
new company met at Fort Wayne, and organized by
the election of Hon. A. Body, as President.
july I, 4S63-d73w14- 3m
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upon you, and should he
ed by timely use OF the right remedy Take Ayers
Pills, and cleanse out the dsordered bumor.npr;fv
The blood, and let the fluids move on unobstructed
in health again. They stimulate the function. o.
the body into vigorous activity, purify tn. system
from the Instructions which make disease. A cold
settles som ewhsre in the body and dera its ma
nral functions. These, IL not relieved react upoo
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing
/ general aggrava:ion, suffering and arrangement
"hiie In this condition take Ayers Pills. and see
now ectly they rest the natural action of the
system, and with IL the buoyant feeling Of health
again what istrue and SO apparent in this trivial
ana eomm6n complaint Is also true in many of the
! deep seated and dangerous distempers. The same
purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar cb.
sructions and arrangements OF the natural func-
tions of the BODY, they are rapidly and MANY Of
them surely cured sy the same m cans: None WIN
know the virtue Of these Pills will neglect to empJov
them when suffering from the disorders they cpre
such as Headache. Foul Stomach, Dysenterv. Fill
ious complaints Indigestion, d arrangement of the
Liver, Costiveness, Constipation Heartburn Rheu.
matism Dropsy, Worms and Suppression. when ia.
ken In large doses
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensitive
;an take them easily, and they are surely the best
purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain cure If Interntent Fe.
yer, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, chill
Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bill
ious Headache, and bilious Fevers; indeed, for
the whole class Of diseases originating In hillary
arrangement, caused by the malaria OF miasmatic
countries.
This remedy has r~-eiy failed TO cure the severest
cases OF Chls and Fever, and IL has this great adj
vantage over other Ague Medicines, that 1t subdue.
the complaint without injury to the patient It con-
tains no qui1ne OF other deleterous substance nor
does IL proc qunism or any injurods effect what
ever. Shaking brothers of the army and the west
try 1t and you will endorse these assertions
Prepared by J. c. AVER & co. Lowell, Mass,
and sold By TAYLOR, BLAKE co, Ottumwa,
wholesale agents, and by ali Dealers in Medicine.
july 81, tS6s-dw2m
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Post OFFICES.
Justices of The Pence.

Center Township-A A Douglass: Thomas Neville
Joha Ford -
Dshlonepa tp-W Fisher.
Agency tp-D W BaskinS; Calvin Blythe; Jesse
Leonard. 10y
Pleasant tp-S T Pollock; WIN Browr On
Polk tip John D2ggett; Abner Beagle
Columbia tp--J q Auderson; " boyd
kichlaDd tp-Alen WILSON; John III Carver; Joshua
Marshall ..."a a'
Cass tp-James Hull; Robert VI Gibbs,
Highland tp--E Sheafe.
COMPETING tp-John Alexander; Charles Barbour
Adams tp--Dapiel Carl. r
Green tp-Eztkiel Rush; Frederick l. Bachman
keokuk tp-LX Rup.; John Wiley.
Washington tp--MStthew Giniu; Thomas Deford
Elijah Dean. y
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New York, Market.

New York, July rs.
Cotton--Quet at 47. y
Flour-l0c better; s6,50a6,70 for extra
State, 81. 45a7 ,65 for II III o.
Wheat--3a5c better, AZ Milwaukee club.
Rve--Scarce and firm.
Corn-lc better, s}aS5c for unsound, SEA-
IS! for sound mixed western,
Oats--Ic better, Csc for western.
Pork-Dull and lower; So, 80 for new
mcss; S27, 50a2s, 00for '63 and GA do, So, so
,,24. 90 for prime.'r -". 81. 4.
Iard-Quiet and steady at l8lao3s., arr
skey-Frm: 81, 10 for western. ..-s--
Petroienm-DuH, sc for crude, 5la52c
for rtSnad bond. s.. ~. .f.... cal.
Stocks-Stronger. .r..s.rs.. --.... ...-
N---Unchsngcd. s.s. ..,.r.rs....
Gold-0l ened at l43, rose to t43l, and
closed at l43i. ......,, 1907. ...
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ALMOST A FIRE.-About S o'clock this
evening a vessel Of oil at the paint manu-
factory Of 8. II. Worcester, Front street,
boiled over, and the, oil taking fire, for a
time threatened serious consequences
The cry OF fire brought together very
large crowd in very short time, who
would have rendered efficient service had
1T been necessary. Fortunately il was not.
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What an excellent thing an occa-
sional fall OF rain is, what reviving effect
1T has'on the surface of the dry and parched
earth, and how refreshing to the vegeteble
md and animal creation, TO say nothing OF
the relief it gives to Pete's Street Sprinkler
We were highly and largely favored again
in this way, and the signs are promising
for more Of fine same sort.
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City Government,

MATos-SANUEL GOsSAGE.
REcoRDtR--MILT0N DOUGLASS
MARSHALL. i. MILLIGAN.
TREAsURER-JOlIN GRAVES. b.. be.
~. ALDERNAN-FIRsT WARD
" Ii. Aorahams, Am. Bonnineld, A. D. Moss
SECOND WARD.
W. "'''on' A. IL hohy. James Brady.
THIRD WARD
A. G. Higgins. W. II. Wallace. J. ". Carnen,.r,
sTAsDIsG Committees.
Sreets-Abrahams, Holly and Huggins
Cydims--Gaston, Moss anG Wallace
HeaHM-carpenter, Brady and Dr.. }. T. Douglass.
Regular meetinys.First Monday in every m onth.
Council Room over Gossage's store corner or Front
and Market streets. S"'
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&-While rain is undoubtedly a very
great blessing and should be duly appre-
ciated, and is we presume by most people,
vt il nnst be conceded that few hours
of sunshine now and then give charm
and variety TO the atmosphere not undesi-
rable. These remarks are elected by the
sunlight whichat this moment illumes our
beautiful locality.
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For the Couripr

This radish is la inches long and 10 nehos
In circumference. The seed was planted
seven wseks ago. 1t was raised by Mrs.
Haley, on Mr.. Rhodes farm below town.
Yours, respectfully,
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rSoundings through the mud on Front
street have been made in search of a bot
tom. Reportsays bottom was found in
oae or two places. Can't say whether il il
tyus or not. ssgs- -
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Es-The Stockholders Of the Home Fire
insurance Company met AT the Office OF J.
u. Rogers, on Saturday night. and com
p'ctah their organization by electing for
DIREcroEs--Geo- Gillaspv. JAS. L. Tav-
Tor. ID. Il. Abraha,ns. r. Washburnc. VIM.
G. Moss, Jr., JAS. LOOMS, J. T. Hsckworth
J. H. Rogers.
'9srIcxnS-t'eor-e Gillaspv. Presidents
James J.. Taylor, Vice President: J. IT.
Rogers, Secretary; J. T. EIaekworth, Treas.
urer. y.. FL. r-@ > f..
The "Home Fire win DO ready for bus
mess - soon rs the proper stationery car
he provided. when we hope to sse it gain
the patronage it deserves. =.
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A YER's Pills.

Are You sick, feeble and COM
plainingf Are you out of or
der with your system deranged
and your feelings uncomforta-
Bile! These systems are often
the prelude to serious Illness
Some fiji Of sickness is creeping
upon YOU. and should ba ay.rt
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GOING WEST.
DR.KNOWLAND offers his Hons,

- and Lot for sale at low figures. ANY one
wishing to purchase one of the most beautiful and
desirable residences on Second street, ottumwa
would do weliIo call on him within a few days. For
further information call ~ this ohce
June 30, leso- dts
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s. IL. WORCESTER.

Radish received. Intend to commence
on 1t to-day and continue until disposed
of. Feel grateful-rCeuRlEn
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Boa Of supevvisors.
CITCIH VA NIRRET.S,
CORRECTED sv
VI r. n ID r. n HALL 81 Ar<Eg
CHICKENS, q ioz

These quotations, II viii he nm derstood, are paid
by first buyers and not by retail trade. The city
trade will lie and higher prices to purchasers.
WiIEAT,... 81 ,OUQri 30 CHICKENS, a doz
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Ts-If there is ANYTHING in the world we
qllarir early in tnd ,casOn, before they get
In general rircnlation. and we can say in
addition that If anybody appreciates our
good opinion and putfs. +hey had better
present sswith basket or two. We hnro
IN our minis eve at the present moHf'nt
Amt on" man FROM whom we car eTn""t
such -favors, and that 10 Peter Bailinraii of
Sse.Depot Ilouscin fh5s city. He has ev-
srytIiing ahead Of th- market. peaches and
green corn. We acknowledge the receipt
of soine very fine peaches and excellent
Tasting ears from him to-day. May the
shadow Of Peter never he less, NAV he al
WAYS @s"cp the Depot House, and may he
never forgtT fSe printer.
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Letters Held for Postage.

Letters Held for Postage. Sues
Carson George, Layfayette. Ind.
Jared John. Swan Creek, Ills. aga
Stoneware Manufactury, Dies Moines, Ia.
Town James, Vernon, Iowa.
Moore A, Miss, Swsdes Point, Iowa.
J. w. NORRIS, p. NJ.
Post Once, Ottumwa, Iowa, July 20. '65,
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BUYING AND SELLING LANDS
Town PrOperty.

Renting Houses, and Collecti ng rents.
Having made extensive arrangements for ad
vertising, persons desiring to buy or sell will do
well to give me a call.
Having recently travelled over all the counties IN
soutn-eastern Iowa, am prepared to give accu-
rate information of the character of the Soil Tim
per, Coai, stone, Water, and the character Of the
improvements In the various parts of said sectio
ofthe State.
% Lands and Town Property bought and sold
on the most reason able terms.
am also prepare ed to issue
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The river under the influence RI re
cant rains 10 rising AGAIN. IT rose aleou'
fw" feet last night. 1, rising about ar
inch sn hour at this writing.
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SPECHL ND7ICEc.
Soldiers

and the Wido'os and Heirs Of Soldiers
are notihe that am actin agent for proc urin
pensinns, Bounties and other claims against tn,
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unless
CHARMS alIowed. NJ. J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1854 ott..wa J.w.
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DARING BURGLARY.--The office Of Mr.. J.
III. Rogers was enterel last night, and n
pocket book containing $3.50 or $500 tore-
-ther with note for some $500 or more VIZ.
at 'len- Some receipts aud other valuable
papers were also distracted. The pocket
shook was found mt an early hour this
morning by Mr.. Grimes. who first inform
ed Mr.. Rogers Of his loss. He supposes
his Office was entered between the hours OF
J0and IL o'clock 1: the door was left I'M
locked. 1t would bs a good idea for par
ties having ysluables laying around loose
10 pick thom mp. We certainly need a
Etore stringent police regulation.
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We are reioiced to see SO many of this
glorious company. the first to volunteer
Tor tho war, safely at home. They have
fought good fight. From Donelson to
Atlanta and on to Richmond their history
iSfull ofgreat achievements. They fought
tho rebellion from its inception to the Last
ditch. and they assisted at the burial. We
are glad to see the survivors. but our low
IL mingled with sadness at the recollection
of so many who went forth with them in
health and the pride of manhood, who arc
not with them now. While we honor the
living, we will net forget the dead.
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD.
LANCE OF TINE.

and after Monday, July Path 1s65 and until fur.
Ter notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
, soll
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We are indebted to Sergeant w. c. Hol-
uen for the following list of returned Vet
Grams OF Co. X, I'd Iowa Infantry.
:, Kirkpatrick, 1st Lieutenant.
W. G. Holden. LIST Sergeant.
Y. J. Powell. Sergeant. a. .,.
CT Martin, Corporal.
I'D Holmes,
9hos. Gallagher, 4"
Jnhn Coon,
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BY authority of the Secretary Of the Treasu-v the
undersigned, General Subscription Agent for the
sale OF United States Securities ers to the public
the third series of Treasury notes. bearing seven and
three-tenths per cent. interest per annum, known