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Note Lost or Stolen.

NOTICE is hereby given that a note made by
IN Maria J. Carlisle and A BRAN Carlisle, Feb.
18th, 1865 and paw able to cornclius Burgett,
Oct let, Io5, for SIS. having become n,y prop.
erty, and said note having been lost or stolen,
all persons are hereby warned not to pure hass
said note. ~~a LEVI STOCKWELL,
II Upton, Iowa, Aug. q, 1865 = owsS VII
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Liquor Dealers Convention.

A State Convention Of the Liquor
Dealers assembled 10 this city on the
10th inst, and passed series Of Reso.
lutious, which We have already publish
ed, averring, in substance that they shall
hold themselves together as 4 distinct
political interest, and support no can di.
date for State or County office who will
not pledge himself in writing to favor
the repeal of tho present Prohibitory
Liquo: Law and the enactment Of a
License Law. The gentlemen who COM
posed that Convention had right to
thus assemble and pass just such Reso-
buttons if they wished; hut one thing
did not seem to occur to them, viz: that
in thus combining against political par
ties, there might be such thing as a re.
dictionary combination. TO use an orien.
tai figure. Gin beating tho jungle for .
deer, they may startle tiger" The
business Of liquor.vending is not SO
superlatively immaculate that its follow.
ers can afford to throw down the gage Of
battle and bid defiance to the remainder
of mankind. It can hardly be claimed
for it that it tends to improve the health
or strength of society; that it educates
the heads or purifcs the hearts Of men.
1t is barely tolerated in many localities,
and is nowhere received as a public
blessing. When, therefore, its friends
formally declare that they will affiliate
with no political class which will not
pledge itself to their interests, we think
they make great mistake. If they are
determined to catechize every candidate
for public office, to find out his position
on this liquor question, they may and
probably will thereby encourage another
class to 60 into the ca.echizing business
If the Liquor.dealers win vote for no
candidate who will not favor unqualified
license, is it not likely another class will
be stimulated to vote for no candidate
who will not favor absolute prohibition g.?
Under the law as it stands, wine, beer
and cider may be vended legally, Under
the law as it may be amended, even these
beverages may be placed under ban. In
at larger legislative bone, the
Liquor. dealers may be compelled to drop
the one which they now hold -Des
lMoines Register. -.
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AFFLICTED, READ.

! would direct your attention to Dr. RorE
stsH's two Great PrepaYafions-one for ING
ssre and certain cure Of Dispepsiai tho otne s
for the Cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis, Astn.
90 m b. A. RODEBusH.
MscHASissYIIls, Iowa. IL Sgims
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@rThc following resolutions were
passed by the State Liquor Dealers
Convention at DesMoines on the 10th
instant: s""
We, the delegates of the several
Liquor Dealers Associations of the State
of Iowa, in Con veution assem- bled at Des
Moines, on the 10th day Of August,
1865, do assert: .' b
l. That We deem the Liquor trade
Legitimate business, representing in the
State of Iowa capital Of at least two
millions Of dollsrs--that the same is
recognized and taxed by the laws Of Con-
gress, and is therefore entitled to
protection under the laws Of the State Of
Iowa. "1.%
2. That the Prohibitory Liquor Law
on the statute book Of our State Is an act
Of usurpation aud an Infringement on the
rights and liberties Of the people,
inconsistent with the spirit Of the
Constitution of the United States and
opposed to the best interests Of the inhab.
itants of the State.
3. That we always held and still hold
it to be the duty of our Legislators to
strike said law from the statute book
but that heretofore our just demands
for o repeal of said law have been frus-
trated by designing politicians OF all par
ties. Therefore,
Re,o1oed, That at the coming election
". will support no candidate for Office
State or Countrywide do not pledge
tn mselves in writing in favor OF the re.
pea, Of the said iProhibitory Liquor Law
and the enactment of a judicious License
Law in its stead-but that We will do
our utmost to defeat all candidates OPP
posed to said measures, regardless of al
party issues. "a '5 s's. .' s"'
RESOLVED, That committee of three
be appointed to interrogate the several
candidates for States Offices; now nomi-
mated or hereafter to be put ia nomina-
tion for the ensuing election, as to their
views on the above measures-and fur
Their, the several Liquor Dealers Associ-
atoms shall perform the same duty 10
their respective counties in regard to
candidates for County Offices and Legis-
Iature Representatives and Senator's
and the said Committees publish the
results Of such interrogations in the
newspapers friendly to our cause.
Resolved, That we solicit the co .opcr-
alton of all citizens Of Iowa, in favor Of
the above measures
Resolred, tha. 1000 copies of the
foregoing Resolutions be published in
Circular form, and that the Secretary dis
tribute them over the entire State
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TIE CELEBRATES -
ITALIAN BOTANIC
PHxe1CIA

Dlls. d. HRIx AND BALLOU,a
n Having unparalleled success IN the treatment
Of old Chronic diseases, which have heretofore
bafiied the skill of all other Physicians, and hay
ing resolved, TO place i " ihinsths reach Of the
affiictedi the different cities aamcd below, will
visit every month regularly, until further notice
The following are few OF the diseases viii, b
they have treated with entire sue cess, and 81
though many cases have been cured in much
less time, the following may be considered as
fair average. They cure EPILEPSY Tor Fitslin
its worst form in from two to seven months;
PARALASYS, Tor Paisy).in three to eight
months; ST. VITUS DANCE in one to ii ree
months: INVOLUNTARY EMISSIONS in one to
three months; RHEUMATISM OF THE HEART
in from two TO five months: WHITE SMELL
INGS in two TO five months; CHRONIC DlAR-
RHEA II from one to three months land never
fail), .-t
b. FEMALE DISEASES in all their varied
with entire success.
To those placing themselves under our treat
ment we would say that osp residence for the
past seven years has been 1T Geneseo, Ill, and
would refer them to hundreds of cures in that
vicinity alone, and each case can rely npons
pc ornament cure, as we undertake no case unless
satisfied that we can benefit or cure 1t.
ALL CONSULTATIONS AND EXAMI.
NATIONS FREE.
We write no prescriptions, but furnis every
case with remedies Of our own preparation aro
compounds that have proven their value in thou
sands Of cases in tue NOrthwests I'm States al0nS
Your disease may be cnrabie to-aay, tomorrow
it may not. We make no charge, except for
medicines, until CURE is effected. and patients
from the country must call early, as ! shall re-
main only the time specified in this notice 50.
DIR. BALLOu will be at the Upton House.
Upton. Iowa. on. Saturday, sunday and Monday,
September 9Th, t1oth and l1ih S65.
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Nearly Fifty returned soldiers Of Dss
Moines unite 10 ! protest against the
SOLDIER. Convsnt ton tricksry, and
among other reasons therefor give the
following:
"Ist. That the Union party Of lsws,
by means Of asStats Convention, freely
and fairly chosen, has selected candidates
for State Offices, and their defeat would
be accepted, at home and abroad, a. an
anti Union success. I'd. That the scheme
for Soldiers Conventies was originated
by men who have had no sympathy or
aid for Iowa soldiers during the war, and
We can therefore have no political associ.
alton with them, now that the war has
closed. Sd. Thst We consider It our du.
ty as we'll a. pleasure to stand By those
who have faithfully and unffinch fngly
supported the Federal cause at homo,
while We have battled for it in tho field.
The Cedar Rapids Time, states that
the recent mass Soldiers Convention
held in Marion as an adjunct to the Des
Moines Convention, had but sixty-six
persons present. who took any part in the
proceedings, and Of this number not
more than fifteen or s0enty wero or had
been soldiers; the rest were copperhead
fuglemen. s4saa sas' 67t'a" E
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS.

Do yon want ,Whiskers OF Msustaches? Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smo efhast face chin, or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks Price u. %. Sent ny mail any
where, closely sealed, on receipt OF price.
Address, WARNER & CO., -
llyl e. = ts@F Box l3s, Brooklyn, N. Y. !
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MUscATINE MARKETs.-Fall wheat. 81, 250l, IS /;
Spring, choice, $1fl,12l, oats 22c; Rye, l5c !;
Corn in ear 35c; Shelled 4oc; Onions 35c; Flax.
seed S1,25. I'll 3# ~
DAVENPORT MARksrs--Wheat Csc G1$l, IS;
Corn 35@3sc; Oats 20N25c; Barley 7oQs0c; Po-
tatoes csc; Onions 5OW60c.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is a Concentrated extract Of the,
choice root, SO combined with,
other Substances Of still greater
Alternative powers as to afford an
e6ectual antidote for diseases
Sarsaparilla Is reputed 70 cure.
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news Itemk.
10, T.s>grapk to N. Nee rO-i svn.I

NAJog wuTB's RucrrIllss, who have hcen
operating IN industnously Of late in Fairfax Co,
Va, have gonc up tie Shenandoah VaEey 10 anew
held Of opcrsuouS.
GAIT Fox, Assstan, Secretary Of The Navy, len
Was ington yesterday for Savannah, on business
connected with his d pnrtment lie wS accom-
panied by bis wife, and Mr.. q. Nicolay aud
others.
ApvIcEs from Arizona n Feb. i5,h announce
that he expedition, ulder Lieut. Barr had attack-
ell a camp Of hostile Indians, and killed nineteen
warriors The Araches continue TO kill and steal
horses, rnulos and cattle
II. s. OsnoS, the newspaper correspondent, ar
rested Tor furnishing for publication couusband IN
formation IN relation TO tho expedition against
For. Fisher before it had sailed, was taken from
the Old Capitol on Monday, and sent 10 New York
10 be turned over 70 Gen. Dix for trial.
1ng drAn begins again IN various parts Of tho
country to-day. General Graut insIsis that he
wants another hundred thousAnd troops. Ills plan
is to concede tho Abty Of the rebels to prolong
tho war for gu. ther year, and prepare for tho
worst.
TnE Government Printing Bureau Building at
washington is about 70 10 extended, Compress
having maoe literal appropriation Tor that pur-
pose Tho printing has accumulated TO such n
des roe that some large documents ordered to 10
printed in December are not 20, finished, aud much
of the other work has to DO executed At private
oihces in washington.
AHouI 4 o'clock, on Monday afternoon, the oCioo
4 l. Bland, banker, a. LOUISVILLE, Ky, WAS enter
ell by three men, who proposed negotiation f1r
silver, in the progress Of which ono Of the men
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IA Coloncls SIX Majors, eight Captains and ninc'Y
l. euteuAntA representing not less thAn Ao houn'
regiments ihs, were engaged in the STACK.
To- dance or no, 10 dance Is the all .aNs0rtnrt
question at ~. Johnsbury, W. now INC ~, ~. ~
itans are all oy the ears over IL ho'e, n's ".
c'usoi on arcount OF H. and thcre - AprospNN
hai church will he broken up.
AocoprtNa to . washmsion letter from she-,-
dsu'i hesiquartcr-. on the fsmunkey. shorldans
army 10 literally an army Il hoys lie himsel''
one ~ the o!dcUi and gpaysst bNovs IN u Is ohly,
~ veus ~ 'fe, whic nearly al As orhcers anh
men are his juniors.
A SosupIuSd commute n me colnred peoplc ~
Rhode Island have nominated Edward Harris %,
WoorsockCL ag thuir candidate ,u' G vernon shu
Bowlsnd Hazard, Of S,l'h KiNyU,u, for Lieu,urNnt
Gosernnr For other state officer, they slopri
the Aeket ~ the Nat oual Union Convention. lL'
movement 10 made 10 .-c'ue sqrs, ghts Ia Tie pub
lc SCI ools, from WI ch coiurUd ~ANdrun are no~
excluded.
TIM Hon Robert y walker has ruhlishcd cart
denying tho alles suons OF = Montreal paper ihsI
he bad been In Canada, attempting TO Z. g. lo 80
snneHaton Of the Canadian Provinces N the tni'ei
States. lie ssseris that he does not Know tea
views OF tho Canadian or Umtsi stat"s " Vefn-
rnsnta On the subject, and that the object ~ mt
tiny forward the Fnttment is tn g"t mp Ntt " ~
tween tho two countries, for tue ben"m ot ~
rcbc 49,
TINS last mAil from Santiago de Cuba states thai
the funeral of tho yrims douns, virginia WhunS
Lorni who died lately In thst city, ofhcnorrt ase-
alter only iourtcon hours lnoss. took plAeo VITA
due solcmui,y m the Cathedral Of s. JAso 10"
obfsqules wero attended hy all the 'Nding tSans
AID mo cnhre opera COMPANY, Her death is deeply
mouruod uy every Que. Madame l1rtnrs lto was
insured n Now IOrE company, ion ho Oonch ~
her children.
GrSrRAL HAH1HISGF, On General GRANTS recon- :
menjntion, has lcrn promoted Msi1r General "
| brevcL 'Tur eunhpicuOus gslanuy m repulAns
| aud driving back tho enemy irum tho lodsmcNt
| made At Fort Stoadmsn, Marei, ~, 1861 john
Frederick Hartranf Is native OF Monty 1mery
county, Pa, end WAS born December Id, 1880. no
graduated at Union College, Schenectady, IN l%oN-
and Was in thc practice OF law nll the commence
ment Of the war lie has fought in North Caro-
| Ina, Virginia, Ponnsyv wanna, ronnossoo, aud Ma
| Hissippi, an HlW avs with marked d,btuctOp.
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GENERAL GRANT.
President Lincoln Witnesses an Engage
meut, Etc.

Washington Harch 2,.-A gentleman who to-day
arrived from the front tlys that while on Saturday
morning General Grant and the President and his
party, were on their way from City Point to wit
neps review In tho Army Of tho Potomac, and when
about twenty mile. from that place Gen Parke just
from the hattle-fed, approached and gave circum-
stantia Of the fight at Fort SIC ttAdman Lieut.
Gen Grant thanked him for his -kill and bravery,
and the President also complimented him highly Tor
the manner In which he, and the officers and men
under his command, had conducted themselves in
that conflict The Tarty then resumed their Journey
aud stopped At a fort, within mile and a half Of a
suhseluent arton, from which thoy had a
good view OF the eontending forces. They
Afterwards continued their trip visiting
many points OF interest," their extreme stopping place
h. ing within siI miles Of Richmond. On this eTcur-
sion, General Grant and several members of his staff,
together with General Sheridan, accompanied tho
Presidents party. On their return they wi messed
the crossing Of sheridins cavalry from the So1h TO
tie SQUIh side Vi We james Eyer
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mhi'l mas arrived.
Tho Liverpool CoUHIEu says;
The report by telegraph froa Melbourne trecelved
per AusIralwiang that the touiciCmtu steamer
shenandoah had captured and burnt eleven Federal
Nessels ince leaving the tsl upgtars 10 te sN~gRer-
alen, ~ Wond rN"h that th' Only Ner cl cue In
captured, additional TO those already rfpJrtcd s ths
DOph n, small American schooner hound either
iiom N'T lo,k to Gore" ar from the latter port to
Boston, that being the round suyA'e ior which she
lrti New York On the 2lst Of Feptenher laet.
The DAILY Ngws ytaches very great value 10 the
debate in tho Commons. March 18th, on British
relations with the lited states. II L., plcdre It
states OF better feeling honceiorh to prevail lctvcen
ENGLAND and the Great Republic. "Scldom has the
House risen to the level Of its hifh functions. our
sIsmeiaily tier in,o'as'1 have hcen ,riAed with.
Nobody WAS found TO repca. the prediction that tho
FClcrna wiz SO 20 war with ~ me- can do 80 with
pro,pcct of success. Tho p0ash4jV OF awsr with
An ricS was discussed IN the rPr't OF treomon aud
In a manner which could give o'caCe To no one" Tho
DAILY NEWS shows the imn'n'e TEX vhich awats
the No'th a. soon As the Nal II eLaen ana e1Ptesses
is belief that shen that time comes Treat Britain
and America will trade, not ugh''
The Telegraph says the debate had taken 20 i'm
portant turn, that it could have been hardly poe
ribe for the Prime Minister 70 be Llcnt. Lord
PalnersOn's expression OF the Iolicy Of the Govern
Went towalds lie ultei stAi's Nas isceyed With
M vas taken as an ansvrrto thai reLtleman's ap
peal for lev words OF kindness and ooncia,on to-
Tie ADVERTISER say. Lord Psmcr-ton was rl,st
explicit and emphatic y hi, 4ttiha aton OF the iu,l
tect AT all hazards ard Al sny cost or Cana ian de-
pendence from any ati'mp! when mitht he maio 20
/ invade them.
! The lime, remarks that the futurG resn not with
but with the American, AMI IN We no assure us
their mode ration and p'Icoiulu'as viii DO wen 10
/ iuculcato anon. thor clients the gentle qualities
/ they claim Tor tucm.
! 1t IL anuounc. i that the International Exhibition
At Dublin will be opened b. the Prince Of Wales on
the 9th Of May.
The February mals from the various p'aces on tho
west coast Of Africa are " hand Trade general
ly dull. The Brtish steamer Leg vas at isou-
ny the Sth Of January 70 enforce payment OF the
hao Of ~ pun heon- Of p1m oil inflicted soII" time
a. upon IN .ppp@ ioI having ~ IIsl the trade ot
We TlYeI ~ 0A B Part olI1I eal. lue hius Ia,
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LOCAL NEWS
sxw YORK AND rus VICINITY.

Coin ASD S.oeks were very active and ~
der weak on the call at tho Evening" EIchanso-
ses OF goid we're made after can NJ t5l ~ and aiie,.
wards rallied 70 lJs, at shich II stood al elose Of -.
port tg.3O T. NJ.
TIE pRAFr--TuE DUAwtyG TO BE RBsr-i-
IA To-DAN-PHustToI ~ ErcHut11NG, Fro This
~hccl Ia ordered 10 rrvovc cday IN the Tcuth and
Ivout, second Wards, and the drafted men In tho
frst and bouTth Wards have been notified 10 rtport
for duty. This cours has been adopted BY MHw
Dodge In consequence u the lev enlisted n the
wards alluded 20. Tho MAJOR says ho waited as lonE
IS he reasonable could do sit.ou dotriment 10 tho
public interest," and ho length compelled u issue
ordo- Tor draitnc. nthe consc.iplon he enforced
there will be- no further chance for drafted mon 10
volunteer, notwithstanding all that has been said aud
written 10 the contrary. The following letter from
the Provost MArahL General will slpiAin that mat
ter;
WAsutN1ToE, NaNh 2t.
John Robertson, Adr'dni- ',e,,sr1i
Tho Now York papers aIo Erung about my having
Issued an order thAt drafted men may volunteer and
secure bountc.. The IA h he lust tho reverse.
JANA Is. Pay, Provost Marshal heueral
All mon who arc drafted mast report IN dye lay,
nom thu tilno Of being notified, that being the long
est period TOW dlowed. The following returns of the
quotas Of the different wards, With tho verbal rcTo-s
OF the Provost Marsha- have guided Major Dodge in
determining shere ln begin the dran:
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Assembly.

Buts PAsHEp To incorporate the Fay side sud
NtW NuIa Frfry Go. q Incorporate tho l.ltrlh ~
Club II syn curr 10 amend tho charter ~ the N :"
lIii oAvinr. bank. To incoup'Ate the Sc" n' ~
Pc ..utr Club. To amend the charter Il THO "a on
1h,oogica seminary. 10 confer sidiiionm powers
uIou harhns oi the city OF Ne. i9fk. hoiNrre ~
N. Nra Nutk Ma iur Court. 70 charter thA hilhh
NrcI.uu o. Association of Ne~ iort. To authorize
tie cor .odatiun Of th. hfo.ky u ami tntu"e Rail
fpnd Co. aud tho south lifuukl, aud Betrc stT,"t
I;allfoni o. aud the completion Of then p,si. To
incorporate tine Innprho. emcu. MUTUAL ls1 mt Ptu-
IA. NV OIL aud brooklyn r-ttuieum sto FAse a..
To tpuratr n" Gcfulnn Assu. alton of .nien Is
land 10 iucoi pone the hutch"'F HIDE ana .Metihs
Atlo, iAtiou Oi NeW YORK. Adlouihoh.
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HIrr,sb,ry, Ndrch9S The following dr patch has
been received by Governor Curtin from tho Wa
Department;
Washington. M1rch 9S 1~dG.-Tb ne g u~TrOr 81
puusylrduia The time tuT raining new crghIikA
tons is hfrohy extended 10 April ibh. Hui this
aut4crity dos not Jps,pouc nor Interfere with tho
draft mastering ofoCfs VIII continue 10 nnsier IN
tEignody JANr" II. frN
Provost haIthAl tsucrAl.
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f1srs ~ so m board the Il &c" when .cnt Tor.
mrnder Ia cant Nn armed bost toicod, AID hrrurut
hIu oil. MI.n on board hO, suu ieiu,ei 20 pay the
hnc, m cons iurrcp of Ns'uh ,Cuuuuuucr Anc ND
sion. I'D trade a, Ilonnv. The prtnclua native trni
had fCtuuNud all thur Vaui,LrlC property Llto u
interior. expecting a.uth yisit from ". y. Ice
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No r,f0rts from .is til m and g.gt Iyaris hut
d.i,,, vs.,Ii - avn WV '1' -' N '''' 'N'
MT. bnnt Wn' n"pNi AStn y''Nfi' mona
,muke-s and capi li-is auI hv h,a cSortolr 900
...,.,,-ih,..,I t, Ala. t,,,,.s i.., ,i,h .I-,. -
Haf c"n'r'pu.'' I" -" ''"''. '''' WIN "' wv ~
recruited forty five men. dtLoCgi0 HcatirF ~ all
tho v,,,s t,r tho trirtn.o of ,.p,l.lirg b,r,d ,,, 90,
Eil Lt h'id ui' F'l4H' W ~ - ia ave. =.
Yr.,erday at ihr Courty ,oiuutr'rinr com,,.,, p
."o, .la ..t.' ta,"e sp '.i- w nut i"f, ln' - 10
Sir Hlunt rc,si,cd A to.csl.m from tle st,t..i
nmir. I,n"rn ~ e,yr 10 t.' gl D tl.t 80
s,,I h. L.,cI TO- iond,- nj. 10 Me- 'No.n',., ,.,
wl'ro N,'y. SOON. roy. lentou pep ..ut a ...-
pH,lcri " ~, IL, ..,,,ln,r c..,..,, ~, 49,.
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HARDsHIps OF THE MARCH,
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From Europe.
One Day Later News


Tho steamer Virginia, from Queenstown tho 10th
March, has arrived.
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Supplies Arriving IN Great Abundance
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The Concentration at GoldsborO.
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10000 Soldiers without Shoes.
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GEN. SmERMAN'S ARMY.
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The Latest News

By Telegraph to ,he y. v. sun.
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DETAILS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
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Desperate Fighting, Constant Victory
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REBELS GLAD 10 Be MADE PRISONERS

mr.. Lincoln Witnesses a Battle.
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City and Miscellaneous News.
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Full and Interesting Particulars,
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THE VICTORY IN VIRGINIA.
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BE SAFE FROM THE pAsas OF WASTE

Would these ehdres have a comfortable home, and
the means of educatiunl WOuid this wife be ndepen.
dent Of the cold charities of the wondi Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forf Would my
propeTty by forced sales OF administrator 70 meet
the demands of made when the marked
tends downward, and far prices GanpOt be realzedf
How few can aus yer thesoquesiiOn to their satsic-
honi They fear TO ask them ami cherish tbs belief
shat they have long lease OH life. THIS ~ boh iOoi-
lsh and 60 owarllF. The brave man l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
on uARrpoRD, OoNNACrIOUr
KvxRr NAN SHOULD INsURK MS LIFE.

gINuE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
4 Of years, EndoWment policies and childIen's En-
d0wment. Also, Non Foreitng Policies, on which no
payment ~ requlted aher ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within he last six months,
Among all the contriyances OF men to protect the
Rmlly circle from want, none DO found more sim
pie It's character, noble in its features, certain in
It's RESULTS than Lfe Insurance. II is the prop which
the dying husband caves to