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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-07
THE LATE PEACE CONFERENCE.

THE LATE PEACE CONFERENCES.
A special dispatch to the New York Times,
on what purports to be the best authority, tur-
nisbes the principal points discussed at the
recent peace conference in Hampton Roads
The Southern Commissioners, acting under
nstruc!!un- demanded, as condition sine
qua non IL a'y Negotiations tor peace, that he
iudcpcnl nee Of be Conteaeracy shonld te
acknowledged. On the other hand President
I4ipeoln declared that such recognition was III
tcrly and totally out OF the question, and that
the Government Of the United States would
agree to nothing short of the acknowledged ct
OF its supremacy over all the States. Ii this
were refused the war must 90 on. Both par
ties to the conference adherlne firmly to their
respective demands, no terms Of paclhcatlon
were regarded as possible, and thus they sena-
rated.
The National Intelligencer, OF this morning,
says:
1T is rumoretI that the President will send
a message to the Senate this day with state
ment of the proceedings and results OF the
recent conference with the Confederate Com
missioners AS a part Of the Executive, the
Senate is, OF course, entitled to know the facts
re}atiyeto any negotiation or conference be
tween tho President and the enemy s Com
nl;ssioners The communication may, how
ever, be considered confidential, and it may
not be pro ulgated, especially should it not
be of character which will be considered as
definite and conclusive. If the conference. is
to be renewed, as some suppose, It may be I'M
advisable to make public its proceedings.
Among other rumors as to the conference,
it is said that the Richmond Commissioners
proposed, as a preliminary to negotiation,
cessation of hostilities This was refused; and
upon our part, the terms were stated upon
which the people Of the insurgent States could
come into the Union abolition of slavery, &c.
The Commissioners, as is said, could not
under their Instructions, proceed further, and
so the conference bad no result.
The Committee on the Conduct of the War;
through Senator Wade, the chairman, made
rerOrt Yesterday relative TO the failure of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-07

The Committee on the Conduct of the War,
through Senator w AIDE, the chairman, made
report yesterday relative to the failure of the
attack upon the Confederate lines before Pc
tersburg. The Committee report that in their
opinion the cause Of the disastrous result
Of the assault in July last, is mainly attri bu-
table to the fact that the plans and suggestions
Of the general who had devoted his attention
ior SO long time to the subject who had car
ried out to successful completion the project
Of mining the enemy works, and who had
carefully selected and drilled his troops for the
purpose Of receiving whatever advantages nj ght
be attainable from the explosion of the mine,
should have been entirely disregarded by
general Gen. Meade who had eviuced no
faith in the successful prosecution Of that work,
had aided it by no coun+enance or open ap
proval, and had assumed the entire direction
and control only when it was completed and
the time had come for reaping any advantages
that might be derived from it. .
THE '2ANIrARy' FboUR-The famous
"San;tary" sack Of -four, belonging to Mr..
Gridley, which was sold and resold at Nevada,
CAL, till it realized $l65, 600, for the benefit of
the Sanitary Commission, changed hands
twenty one times by public auction at the
Merchant Exchange to day, realizing s., rs,
in behalf Of the Soldiers Orphan Home.
The sale will be continued to morrow, after
which the sack will be taken to New York.
Not, Lst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08
.HERIFFs SALE.

- sfArE or Iowa, Eu Couxrr-ss.
BY virtue Of ssnerAl execution directed issued
oy the Clerk Of the District Court of said county favor
OF Philip veile, and ag.isst n T. Reid have isvie6
upon and will sell to the highest bidder Il front
OF the Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at keokuk, in said county, the ist day OF
jury, A. u 1862 between the hours Of O'Clock 4. n.
and O'Clock p. NJ commencing 2o'cock r. NJ OF said
the following property, towit: All the right title
an interest OF said IL r. Reid In and to the following
real estate TO Wit: OF Bee "a Tp 66, ", being
part Of n assau Addition TO the city OF Keokuk Les
county, Iowa also part objection a. township g.
west situated on Nassau sland aso - the fractional
northwest quarter OF section s. township g., range
west situated Nassan Iland Also southwsst quarter
OF section O. township 65 range west afso the unis
uded Of south 4 fractional sction IL, township S.
vest also, noi quarter Of section
amp o. range vest also, west half Of section g. town.
snip o. range vest northeast quarter or section
- township G range west also, fractional southwest
quarter 81 section Is township 81. range ALI Of
said lands situated in Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold satisfy said writ
of execution. .-.s - q ..5 go 81
Ksoknk, June 1, 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Feess co. lthul Sheriff of Lee County Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properties eresorng gre, hair to its original color
and causes II TO the color it possessed
turned grey II is permanent cure for dandrun.
strengthens and envens the roots Of the hair gves the
hair lasting and natural moisture dandrun scurf
itching and soreness Of the skin Persons thai have
this preparation say that they have tried all kinds
Tonic and Hair Resoratves and had been able
hnd any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured per
who had solid masses Of daDdru all knitted and
cemented together in the share cap covering the
whole head and In the Of thirty days Using
mo Tonic the scurf and dAudru all disappeared and tn.
hair shch bad until that time been prvsuted from
growing, resumed its former healthy 5rowlh-
In the of James Mershou Of the 2st Iowa
fantry whose head covered with thick coating OF
dsndru and souri, mentioned 40 re- and whose had,
had almost competev fallen out 10 shown the virtue o.
this Tonic for in the Of three weeks application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condtioa and hxr
conmen,ed to beautifully This Is only one cas-
OF the kindin thousand could mention many Others
but for want fspsce and cost prevented from do
Ing
sold by GEORGE cABUs, corner of Second aud Main
street Price rs cents per bottle. liberal di-couR,
sh. trade mch3l-d8m
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sed Loss II sne naiEDfess Afscs.
OIBI0R--Ia IT, Court House..
tan13d3m LEIGH , AUA0.
DOBERT II. GILMORE.
errou~ 49,
s4#eY1 EE& ANs ST. Es "a
KEOKUK. IOWA.
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an~O0ce THIRD street, betvVen 0ain and JcAn10a
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08

Asthe Phenix rises from the sshe. Gift, Are anim.
Z With new iifs@odoes this Elixir rejuren.f III s.
aD1hs Rejuvenating Elixiris the result OF unodefs
rcv erica IN the vegetable Kingdom being an entirely
aew and Abssrsct ofcure irrespective Of all tn.
A1This medicine has been trsfed by the nostemfnen
medical men offhe day; and by them pronounced to b.
me Of sAe greMtest medical discoveries offheaxe
u9-0ne Bottle will cure general Debility
o9-A ~ doses cures Hy sferics in females
u1-one bottle cures Psipitation of the Heart.
A1-Rron to three bottles restores the maniness
md fall vigof Of youth
a4-Afes dosesrestores the appetite. = q
A0-Three bottleeeure the worse case off m potency
ga few doses cure the iow spirited
One bottle restores meptsl po~er.
tEA fep 9ssss rssfs-es TIE ergsss Of ssrrrsfsss.
- A Few doses bring the rose to THE cheek.
"a This medicine restores 10 manly sigor and rc6rs
hsalfh the peordsblitatsd vorp-dovn and desparfnr
aThe lIstese eneryated YOUTH the overtask "a mi
business the victim Of depression the ind
sidaal snern from general debility weakres
II sngle organ will all find immediate and eran
relief BY the use Of this Elixir Essence Lsfc.
A1-Pricc S2per bottle three bottles s. and for
ward by Express receipt Of money any I'd ress
nThe Cherokee Pills and RetuveMa.
ting ElixlY sold BY ali cnterprisIg brnggisss
the civilized world Some nnprinepled desterr hew
try to sell worthless compounds In place OF
saoss sa.sh they en- parshss. q cheap price; :,
medicines A. you value your health, the health
future offspring. do not be deceived by such
principlcd Druggists ssk fer Asse sdieResssd tnkf
,fAsys II the druggist will not buy them for you
lose the money in letter and viii send them
Hxpress securely and packed from chser
sation.
Ladies Gentlemen address in perfecfconf
ience stating fully aad plainly their diseases and
treat all dsesses Of chronic nature In
female Patients need hesitate because Of thu
inability to Witt we have treated patients
fully in ailportons cirised globe by correspoi
l ance.
Patients addressing will please state plainly all TIL
ymptoms Of their complaints and write Postc Com
State and Of writer plain, and incloss postsg
stamp for reply.
Wssest ssr ~ page Psmphsf frss 10 any address,
address for to the ptcpri
| stoFs.
DR. ". n. FEN WIN co.,
No.te IA ,ertystrect New York.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, No. 70 Market street, 6ener
Agent for the States Of illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin, Mici
gan and Indiana. Who will supply Druggists at ri
| Jar card prices. nov30-d COW
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THE GATE CITY.
GHERIFPs sAiRsss,

3@Esea11ttl0eA tnaU6u1pY
v.sue Of esneeai sxscuttoa 70 ns directed fssue<
q P pss Gy VIZ e - 1nt CT Ave-
on and win sell 70 the sht biddsr 1t the mont door
Iowa 4 ~ 80 e 3 ~ re ~ e
=. =. U.s.. between the hours Of O'Clock A. n and
oc1 - !, commissioning Ct o'clock p. n. II aid ~
"a s $500, 70 psepGty. tewA. less - 4 sl1sI
IN block in the city Of Ksokuk Lse county Iowa -
~ ,ses o1 ne .est aide Il hoek AL e b = loss
10 oiock lots 10, II an IL In block q lots 6 O. II ana
r. a e,.Sl s s loss 10 and Y IN biscl ~ g
snds IN book II; wsst haif OF ffactionai block II
, % pi.cs % ~ Eissrs a u blSsk - I'll al fsc
BLOCK In front Of block II on the river, half n
sscsonA block y front Of block Il o. ~ rvs7an =
ueeA tos iots !, and 10 IN block III lots l. 3
ana II IN beck 40 lots & 4 q IL II and II IN block
- ioss 81 and Ia block g. lots i, g. TO- IL
M = ~ BLOCK 2i lois L = "a and In benk ~ 4ns
a. Ia block So all Of block as lots 4 and in
DOCK 90 lots |, , & and ID block So all Of block
81 lots ~ II and II In block 81 lots and in block 81
al OF block % lots g. TO- III and IL In block S. lots
soa IN block s. la d ids Addition y the cfy q
Aeokuk- Ice county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and 70 BE- cold to satisfy said witt
OF execution.
- nsoknk, June l. 1885. IERARL ANDERSON, ..
Ffahssrs seS0~ [,hu] Sheriff Of Lee Co.. fsva
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SrArK OF Iowa, LEE coVSfT--ss
BY virtue of alias execution TO me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court county
OF Peter esensr, and sgsnst William Buikitt and Ann
Surkt, have levied upon and will sell the highest
bidder at the front door Clerks office Of
Court OF Lee county Iowa. at Keokuk In said county,
the 9Th day Of Juue A. D. 1855 between the hours of
O'Clock and o'clock p NJ commencing a O'Clock
~ ofsaid day, the following property, to-wit: The
undivided X OF lots and in block 81 and west half Of
los s, block as; alec lots block 1856 and 1917
feet on Main street. Of lot II In block l26 common
cling ny feet westerly from southean Of block
lza thence westerly ~ 412 feet along Main street.
thence at angle With Main street northery lao ei
to the alley thence along the alley 1919 feet thence
soufherly to Main street place Of beginning. All
the aforesaid property situate in the city OF Keokuk
county Iowa Also the half southeast quar-
ty, Iowa
Taken and levied upon the property Of VIM aud Ann
x. Burkitt, TO satisfy said writ Of execution y
keoknk. May 10. 1866. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec 50 COL Sheriff Of Lee Co. Low
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John N. HUMMER, ND,
unacceptable Ph1stct9is.
KEoKuK, IOWA.


Having retired from the GKNEkAL Practices o f1s1s
- u eenssQssace 0fA large aaA tncrenstn aflska
sla6dN haa a1s srrnln snHen&s Ssr&h9 601ANtS SA1
asss sabrscedtn thefeiOwing enumeration:
ls4. All SaFgicaioaees se6 eargSsalop~s1aoas
3nD. Diseases OF tbs Eye and Ear.
sas. Dassases Of the Lungs and Throat.
&fn. Ooasultatsoas With Physicians In al easss q
hone abroad
n srler TO pFsocte the better trsstnens 81 eatsa
ns go AAesosss ofth Eye an1 Ear Dr.. osnferd -
enAiisheaaa laAruasy for sseh eases where paeSsoe
Vim be vsll cared for asd shrs AL the appliances sns
,sss means Of used in similar Ins
buttons In the large cities, VII be found.
Hasfng eujoysd fos tusoty ysass asgs and generos'
psronAgen the 0EHEnAl practice Of medicine and sur
xs5 II. ctix~ns Of the this city and the surround
O. respectfully invites the psbiie ~
tsntion his special for the reatmenf
ssrgicAacasesand diseases ofthe Rye and Ear.
telS-dN
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Nm. ". X. rER WIN 4 co.,

No.to Ia ,ertystrect. New York.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, No. 70 Market street, Genera
Agent for the States Of illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin, Mici
gan and Indiana. Who will supply Druggists At
Iar card prices. novSo-d COW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08
DIR. WRIGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prepared from PHre Vegetable Exfracfs. eontAini
nothing njurioas to the mest aeiitste
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18
RAIL ROAD MATTERS

We a-r pleased 70 vor ,hst our Ms Il.
ri neighbor> are a: leaS;h waking UP -
the Importance Of railroad eoaoectian
sIsh Iowa, and It is prcbahie that the
work viii be Immediately and vigorously
rssa med Ga at least two roads intended to
connect 81 Louis with the State of Iowa.
Our particular interest is IN the Platte
Country road, This is he road running
fcnm s. Joe, n,rth 10 tie State hoe
where il is 10 caaaact With the "Counri,
Bluffs az Isl ]. Z, Il =" running south
frosa tais Place Those Interested IN th,s
rosd are making preparations TO push
their line northward this season, and
Whenever active operations are cons
menced en- this read. the {, r / s, j.
NIA be passed forward Ia meet it A. tbs
State limo When these two reads are
completed we Will have arautinuors line
If rail from this point to s.. Louis. y
Proper efforts ara made BY these compa.
nies We mas yet have our 6rst railroad o.
tbe South.
A FEW yesrs ago, the people Of Wcs.
tern Iowa did not thipk Of hooking else
whrre for their market, than 70 s. louis
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

let US go on. She grasped eur hands, and
told Us how greatfal she vas TO the Logd
that we had come She vas sixty-nine
Sszrs old, she said, but she dAneed for Joy
oBse turdsy. And she sang a song then
whiehNhe in mediately sang to US. Ii
vas one of>tke simple chants for which
the negwes are hOted--repetitious of the
same lines, with certeia rhythm huf
without rhyme, swestly sang in plantive
tones:
Yes long been a-eomin',
Yes long oeen a~eamtn',
Yes long been a-eomin',
For to take de land;
And noE yes a-comin',
And nov yes a>comin,,
And now yes a>comin.
For 10 rule de land
4 chorus dressed de Lord. for our
coming. bat l failed to remember it..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

fr1E Cur-It is said that the fae.cu,
tobacco which Is so popular with chew,
srs Is made up of City por cent, peat and
dhy per cent, tobacco One hundred
pounds ef the One vein like fbers of pea,
saturated with strong solution of tobacco
are mixed with one hundred pounds Of
the weed itself, thereby making two
hundred pounds Of very nice article.
Such is the article you chew now davs,
gentlemen
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18


hanoys Of Peace
For lays and months havn lived,
Despite the probabilities q War.
The lands great hsrrt is ali attained to hssr
The Ia dread echo Of Wars airsfuE tramp
And all men pray for Victory aad Ps@ss!
Rumors Of Hsalah
Are borne on every breeze thai GENES
From brakes great Labratoryin Eew York
Whers be prepares PLASrArToE BITTEEs still
To heal the nations, aud the sick restore,
As sill men hope that ace may come,
So all men ~ish that Health may stay.
To that end. poor DyspePties, Representatives,
duh,
Victims of Vertigo, Headsch, Fever, Care.
All take PLANTATION BrrrERE. and are sure
To find relief from their besettiug lila.
L ct The whole world PL4STtTIoE BErTERs nse
nd all The nations shall have Heahh aad
Peace.
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To YIHiy 4 ~ Il 800 : i -


MaaMms Zen ese ka4s&y msssass as A..
naw an aisia saasa III ~ cssrn y -. -
C.aTt Of Fssaa #affanss Eeamsg, fa tha $500 y
Toas, Pstlsiaa ~ y n fsgnak slasnusu = = -.
The to elaEnEs sfaI Ysav izknf n aaA So y
Essmyfs - n anss 70 loo kSgha 81 IL hlses &, .
sHtsT Hk 3 fEst slflslaa . ts elfg " Cesa.
tn RgsfavBttamis Cnsnfy Ii Tbs EAzts ~ tee -
sesyaBt ~ sad fs1s hayag baan add d "a 80
D. D Clark ~ tbs estg Gig II camas ~ Z. -.
ta1ss due said essy ysa kz1fng fesGaa T. gs, -
fbs asas" Eitsta sns ssasa iialtua ~ lew.
= Aaa lhst unless yas sggsss as8 saassg ss.p.s.
es u hsefass ""aa sftss 'ssoad ~ Il IN assg
begun AMI Esla IN the ctr II Ceahesg Hssss =
the EsEt sf5nasy a Mar 1885, 4 Esfsals - =
sntsre8 sgsinst r o. &ad sadgaaaB rents~sf
! .......,.s tbern5a
l. s. DMssds FsA 2 IaaS
! Iat. FHAEg sTRRwT /
hsv. &ss.T FsE PFC
staFup AsEeh IL #sL - {
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A CARD or TmANKs.

At meetingof ne Young Ladies Be-
nevolent society, bold % the eve Hing Of
the 14th inst, at tie residence Of DR.
Woodbury., the Treasurer acknowledged
The receipt Of so, tbs proeeesls " 5 lsc-
ture delivered By Dir. purrLETos. Of
Omaha, for the benefit Of fhe poor of
this place; and resolution Of thanks to
Mr.. PoPPLETos, for his kindness, was
unanimously adopted aud is hereby ten
dered by the members Of the soeisfy. .
FANNIE J. KELLOGG,
Secretary.
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---------~p-~--a------
INTERESTING QUESTIONS ANE
: ANSWERS RELATIVE To THE T.3G
/ U. .. LOAN.
Mr. JAY Cooke, of Philadelphia, who
! for SO long time had the management
of the popular 500 million $50 Loan, has
I Just been appointed by SECRETARY FEss
cn,len. the GENERAL AGENr to dispose
Of THE ONLY POPULAR LOAN now offered
/ for sale by the Government, viz: the
! SEVEN-THIRTY.
In entering upon his duties he desires
toun>wer piainly TIE large number OF
questions daily m hourly propounded to
him go that his fellow countrymrn may
all understand what this "Seven-Thirty
; Loan i<-wH2t are its peculiar merits
how they can subscribe for or obtain the
notes. &c
: IL Question. Why is this Loan call
eI.,>eyen- Thirty" Loan:
,f'Dgrr, Il be1rs Interest in currency
at tbe.rate ct Seven Dollars and thirty
cents, each YER. on every hundred j }Ilars;
making the interest as follows:
One cent Per d~y on each 8 80 cote
Two cents Ice "
Ten $40 "
Twenty ! o. "
unr d@iIar 5000 "
p. q"sl.". WLln and how can they
be obtained
I"r.< They are FIR S,2e 81 P"T, and
accrued tn'rres,, by all sub / re#su'l les
Na,.o"ai "nd ";"er b1uAs, and all Bank
o. anu IT @A''-'
81 4"| "7. W hen Il the interest
Pt1ya1'e au4 b ," can 1t b: collected :
Ias@cr The Coupons or Interest
Tjcke,s &re Due 4@'h o. February and 10th
ot Ao-H-t ia each Year. aud can lie cut
Z. IT il the note and will te casfed 10y
,Dy N4',,Trr4~urer, |. :. DEPOSIT. ry
.\J.,onJ ~ o.her Bank or Bunker.
g.. o-..... wa ...A, C..-,..
49,. ...r ,t,-,' @..,.,,. 40 '''' y ~ - II
~,
80. ~.'. ln'.5 are IA, IN ~" years n }
ID 49, Il. " ''S '.' !" Oh F|"uaL!' 1870,
- ." ~ LIN 81. AUGUST '9o'.
VI I'~s''.s. Mast receive back my
u""s. '' ,'""4 Is iN''
\ Dot unless va ,.u--~A.
r.. FIR "d''' the las -''ee You th'
~ :" r1"+r1 rem tie "'verhm1n'. ut
;h'' i,."" f.:h"r '.nr money or al ep'f'
'.,' =: j. Of Ire famous an p"Fa at
q - ''''' b'.'r '1!@" 'fnL I'~''.
d n STEM, Hnw mooh,}' YOU consul
er tins l'.dr-e u; coarcr>ton, into So
L2an To hs worth
.]aa..r. 52ns hr2rlng Gold Interest
,'-..m l,:,GNase,ab.r. are to>.Aav worth
p pr cent vrvmium. If,bey are worth
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]" -iadfHIFF AuTfnR.
You are hereby aoti3ed that tAere Is now
m 6Is q thN eace Of The Clerk Of thc his
tCIct toUri Of Iv.tawAltsfa3s cvan,v, Iowa, =
petition Of 10 Hammer cjasua,uE aEn1u>r
va deSrec ior the foreclosure q. war c,..sl-
y Of Redemption Of lot one va t'oyA iua ia
- gE's second liaion lo Council H'utTs froap
ely lax saFp, and thst unless va4 srgear o.
or ,sforc aeon Of the "a day o. the neat en-.
Of he SAID District Court Il pofaw TAME
county, Iowa, 10 Commences On Moudsy rhe
arst day Of May 1868, default, wtN be en-
tered sgalRst you aod jujgmen, rendered
thereon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES March -, IsR5
5lct' L, :, CHtS C0OE.
. iat Rev, AuY tor Pltg
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

QCEaY.-The New Orleans TGscr
wants TO know if bounty was offered
when the patcraaI parent of Hamlet
urged him to
List, list, Q Hamlet list"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18
FAIR VIEW CEMETERY


PrePasAls viii hs FeSAsvs& ~ ne =
NJ e. Fire aolaes r. IL a SaEaxaAaN &
iSsS tsE furnishing sae mntsgaaAa saa Il s|
Fair Fraw C@msaggy. TAe Uszafsesse
repaired 10 EixS head &a3 apYgers& ana
The tal1hsal enmristaen cE fAs waFa, b =
sf TuBy 1888,
The am ssat 81 8ese8ag rssw3raA wts =
ale IN i4aStA- EaF feraasg nArxis8ssgs -
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

toro q" the South ulay yet regain a por-
tiono o. the trade they have lost, tut it
must be done By active and vigorous work
upon the railroad lines leading from 81,
hou.s tr lovn
CnIT'Ti'ilss ION.
Ho4r .s.s II, N.Jd.y f"H~ -Inc"ients Of
ut~ ~.' rp,'I,o,,.
.re,p. ".s,u.s ., t1y New Yera Tri1u0el
GONE TO GRASS.
1T ,.e I>gjunn. o. the rebellion, or
eff tie threats Of rebellion, Mr.. Caleb
Gushing predicted that the grass would
grow III tnc streets u Boston aud New
lv1A, Ita,NI war resulted from ME
Lincoln e!yctivu Inc prophecy has
;al.e4 -ra;Ner siEn4lty; auI 'nclose yVu
Il hauIiuEut lIoe.s II il. | pulled lhIs
clover aui @rass tv>day in front Of the
l. Aal.estvu Hotel ana The Mills House
which. be.lrc the In.ou VAS dissolved
.acrniIlu- ~ The tbsory Vi Mr.. Du,bIUg !
>..t.A>cj ..--nI> were A."ays the uulslts s.
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sltr,, Il he ety. WISH y5u t. send 1t
10 III. i. >a9u Aiheumum lor permanent
ptes.syauon to be- vouuu u. Ii pusslyle
SIlu Nr, tu>"u-s spsccu, Gould a
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