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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-18
Cabus' Hair Tonic,

This unequaed preparation which poesessesthe pscu
liar properties ofrestorng hair to its color
and csnses IL TO the color possessed before
turned grey. 1t il . permanent cure for dandru9
and enlvens the Of the hair the
hair lasting and natur al moisture scurf
itching and soreness Of tried
this that they hsve tried all kinds Of
1onfc and Hair md bad able
And Any article that would prcdsce the desired result
antii they had tried my Hair Tonic Ii has cured PEI
sons Who had solid Of dandru all knitted and
cemenfed together In the shape Of cap covering the
whole hssd and in the Of thirty days after using
ny Tonic seuf and dandrun all disappeared the
hair, which had until that time been prevented from
growing, resumed its former healthy srowth.
In the Of James M~rshon OF the 2ist Iowa
hntry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandrud and seurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost fallen out Is shown the virtue Of
this Tonic for in the three weeks application
oft hsscap assumed healthy condition and hair
commenced To grow beautifully This lie only case
ofthe kndin thousand. could mention many others
bat for want ofspace nd cost prevented from do
ing So
Sold BY q E0RGE CABUs, corner of Second and Main
afreet Price cents per bottle. liberal discoun,
be tvade oc1d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-18
sepe-dAv1y


DURE and four wears old. for the Commu.
Il MON Table and Family use. Prescribed by Physi-
clans for Females Weakly Persons ard Invalias. This
Great Remedy for Kidney Affrtiona. Rheumatism aud
all Chronic DieeSsfx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-18

4. -. n Messrs. yANpYK1, MARTIN %. -
n 1uow ruAalng ~ VskIy ct this p1ncqA ~
VII ~ spafs labee 9sxpensG eeo1l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-18
E16AFS6H7s Trencv


6RWIN0 MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion,
which sne0ss shs SperaSsf
70 have the work carry eth
o. way, or to change thu d.
rection and fasten the end
ofseams by turning athumb
screw. They are psissIeso
and cen ~ uSed = herr qp1Ss
ionec6seasy Their stiteA 10
the woso& - ell, beeause
Of its combined elasticity,
strsngthand beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-18

y AZ hLAfSNT WINE FOh FE ALESs
Every family, at this season, should use SPEER's
WINE, celebrated in Europe for ts medicinal aud bene.
fetal qualities highly esteemed by eminent ply sicans
used In European and American Hospitals, md BY some
Of the frst families In Europe aud America
As TONIC IL has no equal csusinx an appetite and
building up the system, being entirely pur- wine Of
most valuable grape. AZ A pIURRTIc IL impmrts .
healthy action Of the Glands, Kidneys and Urinary
gans, very beneficial in Dropsy Govt and Rhumatc Az
fectionss SPEERS WINE pure article the Juice
OF the Port Grape possessing medicinal properties supe
ror any other wine in use, and excellent article
for all weak and debitated per and the aged
firm, improving the appetite, and e.ehtrg ladies and
children. Try IL once aFd ron setu net b. 6ecsred.
BE the signature Of ALFRED sPrEa 10 over tn
cork of each bottle
soldby wHkinson Bartlett d Co ,keckuk. Iowa and
all first class dealers who also sell the CASTILLO PORT
BRANDY, q choice old article, imported only BY Mr..
speer, direct from the valley Of 0pcrto.
A1-Trads supplied by Wholesale Druggists So
A0By A. sPLER, at his Vinegar in New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 2Os BROADWAY, REV YoSK
, 1865-04-06
THE LAW COURTS,
Judgment against the City for Defac.
tive SIdcsVaiKs~ Divorces Utah
Dru1nInonu-LeEnl Proceed
10EAs eIC.a etc.

u.11ED STATES c1nor1r Couar-B.tore Judges
Dasis and DFtgnmend. I'm Yesterday 'eyT TEinuHE,
torneys M % practicine @ Il tie Untsd sates Court to
take the new oath OF allegiance.
Tho Act Of Congress Il IN these words;,
az osth e F
Purpot g." aproycd July ~, eighteen hun
Gisa ana 1aaefzH t3wS oat- and ou,4 Of 8sp,s
se1aiires q he Dnifed siafts Of dne1lea n Ton
grest assembled: Thst no person. after tho date
o hs shall b sdmfed aa tS tas bar ar m Of e re
Court OF Claims, as IN Attorney or Counsellor Of
tncl court, or shall be allowed to appear and be
heard in any such court. by virtue Of any previous
he shall bave fret ,aken and subscribed the oath
prescribed in IAN Act TO prescribe an oath of
ss, spd r SnsE SigS RDsessa In! ID 5 r.
to1ma and IN the manner in tho said act provided;
which said cath, 90 taken and snescribed, shau he
thS es q t9Se .s fSd sSa snX
Re guilty Of perjury. aad, on conviction. shall %
he aadidon.f pains and penalties in the Raid act
Approved January i,1se5.
The oath Il in the following words:
II do eo1emnly Rwcar that have neFer yolun-
hare been a citizen thereof; that have yolnu-
tarily given no aid, countenance, counsel Or 90.
couragtment to persons eneaRed IN armed noani- !
ed nor attempted 10 cxe1cise the functions Of any
otiice whatever under any authority or pre-
sndcd authority in hostility TO the United states;
pretended Government authority, power OF con
ttjtutlou within the United States, hostile or In
imica1 thereto. And do further s~car thai, to
The best Of ny tnowledge and ability y ~i[I 5inp
States against I'll enemies, foreign and domest1ci
that viii besr true faith and allegiance 70 the
came ; That take this obligation ffeely, without
iRy 6st mi rei md faithfully dses
Of the ofIce On which am about to enter, 90 help
w Iii ths attorneys present signiaed their. vii
Iincnees to sign this oath, and It va. adm1nlster-
ed g. e nS eoady gda1n 1arncd G. g.l.nes E.
". Hazard, j, Tilden Moulton, John II. Grimes,
Homer Cook, Thomas Dent, HUGH 4. White,H. g.
epafo!d. Joseph n BeTker' e. Y; /. aef.n' aa TslSns
Uoyne, Edward ". Russell, n. 7. Burgess, h. F.
AyeF. John 4. Jameson, JOHN 2. ThoInpson,
Ue11ry Booth, Josiah l. Lombard. r: P1IVer,
irwin Z. s. Tuylor, Homer Cook, J. q. kno1l-
ton, George o. Ide, Juntus An1ve5, Philip B.
IThe % rol, will be open for signatures It the open
Ing Of the Court every morning. snd It INC clcfS's
Tic 10 loving orders were taken In the United
' 81 % Cbsneery. John Gago rs, George Gage.
Dismissed On motion of complainan5 e,o.,..
4.6 Law. Simon Jennings -: Henry slother
| ct ii, 4 motion WI. entered By defendant to eet
| aside a Judgment heretofore rendered IN this
ia. Law. Louisa Bostwiek Va. the City Of Chi.
I csco. BIZ agreement trial By Jury Was waived aud
7 the cause submitted to the Court. Judgment foz
| ptafutiE, E3,QG0. This WIS an acuon 10 recover
fo5 in]qfiss arising fren deecxs M;s saewas y 81,
rntttcd to the Court and taken Under Sdvisoment n
4c6. Lyunn Freenan "a. Henry Wiley. Eject
ment, judgment fos psainlf,
, 1865-04-06
[From Our Special Correspondent
fckt

lEf0m Unf Special correspondent
ST. LOUIS, April 5. 1865.
It is nothing but Richmond-the good news
from Rchmond-the glorious SUCCESS of Gen.
Grant-the end of the rebelllon--the anniti-
lation Of Lees a1my-the glory Of our flag
the dawning Of peace aud such talk today.
Although city elcctIcnhas been pending, and
the friends of the candidates have been lively,
it is no use. you can't.get the Richmond talk
out Of the peoples heads nor the joy over
the great event out Of their hearts. TIC cx-
cltement has not been equa11ed since thc cap
tu1e Of Fcrt Done1son, whtn the whole body
of Union merchants walked through the
center Of the streets, though tbs mud was
ankle deep, to congratulate Gen. Haucck.
That day came near TO this day In witnessing
the bubbling up Of the public enthusiasm
The secesaiontsts hung their heads low-they
discredited the story at t1rst but when
the Dt7nocrat put out aVbsg placazd.
giving the substance of Secretary Stanton'a
aispatch, they retired from gaze. They still
doubted, but quleted their doubts In the
midst OF their fears. Then the flags, then
tie cheers In the ConGcntion-tho cheers on
'Cbnnge-the cheers at the pols-tac scenes
at the hotels-had the drinking saloons been
open {they were closed on account OF cleo"
ton day) there Is no telling what might have
happened. Indeed The whole city Was ex-
hjlirated beyond measure, and everybody
thought that everybody. acted in the moat
extraordinary manner In order to testify
their joy.
a report had been received In this city, via
Little Rock, that tho rebels hare STACKED
Fort Smith in force, and captured 1t after
gallant resistance BY the troops under COM
mand Of Gen. Bussy. The rumor WIS contra
dicttd To-day, and will probably be contra
Id 4 ~ I1A 49,
and yet not impossible, that the rebels may
have made this attack and gained this
! advantage, Fort Smith was about
to b evacuated several weeks
ago, when spectators aud others
interyened and procured an order, from
| tie place. The rebels have large force in
he Vicinity Of Shreveport, and the sudden
ndyancc al q couple Of divisions, and a few
| fhonsand cavalry, would render our situation
At Fort Smith preearious indeed. Ihe rebels
| Eno% aa we'll as our oHn folks that Immense
AMOUNTS Of supplies hare been throTn Into
of4heir icadcrs Gaye undertaken to capture
r. In mn nInce il hopes Of getting, the supplies.
Wh1f4 tuh makes them mad is that the STEAMBOATS,
t,ra ~. nnT,ated the necessity Of long land car
! T;nre from Missouri an1 teaycnEosth py
Which the rebels formerly gained IN captures ls:s
OF our wagon trains. Ihls . VI atuatiu hatha,
fha storv of the capture is true Or not.,
II The cnerilla sltnatlon Is nnchnpSed: Inc IN
! notorious i'm jackson has not been cap, ?,
turca md stu continues his depreda,tt'ons 1oe1 y
Boone county. This fellow u one Of tns mps'
successful villains in the country 10; eaudIe
Schemes for his capture. The small samM a.a.,e,
mcnts in RAY and Carroll connti.t
are very troublesome, but the aggre
rate of their mischief il ANAL compared Il
, 1865-04-06

Formerly Of 1enes' Lock Hospital. cus'o'n 1o1'e
ktreet. Fer Orleans. La cstatrtbed IN aeS' ~. -
.,seent!y lccated 1t ee Raneooh s1eea. 49,
tne treatment OF old chtoelc. ncff'7s' e'41s,
xnd ii f:tyase disorders OF = eontasioos
csaaste. cprea .heza without sn'fen1'' 'So-ae ~
as,su. s.,ea,e or any poison: but vita tue ose q.
.Sss,ratse, = posttve cuse for rha1 Hsoca +" u
nreaaed poissu syphilis IL I'll III 1611ss ape "'oso
raoo x.p,t.x1 taooI.:asE e;sa*soxs. b1uught Oh ey
sexual e1ccss. &r caasins loss d memory
.ooruuou, Depression tmpotency, snd oitenunes in
..c.tv.-~1sh ot1les deb]ozsh1e train Of symatoms.
47..ec szn seadica's cc1od with an method.
r,,trt ,,r.e ard exrense. All Kinds ot dIseases o'
sae genital Q, sexnl csasns, saa Of prtoas sass~e
radically cured.
N. JsGe. r.nct!ced fifteen year. in Nrw Orleans
md aoz tie latt ees in CatcAEs, sad Is teco
ncnoed BY The Frcss and Medical Faculty Of South
md some Ct the most esninent PnsatCisns n tht
Coed Esatea For mora particulars Sou are referred
to book, which vii aocn be ssuad by DR.. Jsmes 81
tha TtaeTeds, t:c-
d. Jssnee' ofhce snd rzrars hrl IS Kancopb street
trp-sts1n, Ten aersrnte roorD&. Al ccntultAttou
cpnGcebuhl. OfEce hSuts from A. H. TIL = 2. n.
~rh7 rrN4v
, 1865-04-06

The te11or they excite by their presence. II
they steal cne horse 1t is magntfed into
: dozen befoie the story reaches the ne1t III
lage. The southwest ID tolerably quiet Ine
rehelE have devastated these conn11es SO
thoroughly heretofore, that the{ can a1a nna
nothing now in them wolth stealing. ine
xepo1ted devastation of, Hildebrand, On the
Iron Mountain ROAD. was an error It arose
from damsge done By ffeshess.. A rev cue
rillas were stealing horses few nights aSo.
near Lexington, when some SOLDIERS urea anu
Killed ono Of the -rascals and two horses;
These ate specimens Of the stories reeeaeeo
LON various parts Of the State.
in this vicinity was damaging business for
many poor .farmets living on the margin o.
creeks and rivers In the county. Soma or the
smaller streams ,rose: to an nnpraeeoenteu
height. and three good sized bridges on 1he
Iron Mountain Railroad were carried away
over the Mcramec mot Merrinac as tae East,
:crn printers lnstst upou having III saved
from destruction. The Pacific road was
slightly injured, and tho Eastern roa4as land
ing IN Illinois were more or less pamAseo'
We we're without any mails from Chicago Tor
thtrty-six hours, and from Clncinnati LOT
twenty-four hours. The Mississippi Is boom,
Ing as the bo2tmen say, and rose SO rapidly
that immense amounts of merchandise lying
near'the edge Of the water at night were car
ricd OF fefofe morning. The effect Of the late
rains has Ind q beneficial effect on vegetation
in this vicinity.
The election, to-day, passed off tamelY.
The Radicals had little opposition: It came
from 3 so-ca'lcd Workingmnas' Ticket,
mixed Conservative, sorehead, and copper
head afnir, &and was tho offspring OF the
printers strike in this city last tall. The
vote WIS Light end the Radlca1 majority CON
siderable.
The State Convention is ncarly through its
labors, and, despite many excellent things
done By the Convention, our people are
heartily glad the sessions are about 70 close.
joicing today is an earnest, heartfelt satis-
1action that the old Army Of the Potomac
has won such imperishable 1aurels under
Grant.
The business men are going through the
panlcky times notly. =,
, 1865-04-06
33r0posalB.



AIrHlaAs CITY. 1atiina- /
ees1ed Proposals viii be received rr the Board q!
Control OF The Northern 1ndi&.A atite Prison, until
Ind the l25h Day OF May A. D. 1866. At u o'clock
1of t1a construction Of the South Wing of the
CcS uoL.e, inctndiak the Guard House, thr Office
u1!onss and tht comp tlon Of the Prieon wills and
d anh sec4 yuirg 10 the plans End sp:ctneas1 pre-
2.1ed ~ the atcelect, anc orcsEt ut The Beard OF
Control, now o. e Ut The PFts m In Mtcht3an Eity-
Proposals .hall tt sl Of slch vosk for either
oae IGrc the tutee <tvtaians thefe~t. AL mate
r1sls he furnished ny the contractor. fxcept -
sired Tie contractor, from the cAg upon nc s1d
oxr Cd ny the State the line ct the Mth1Enn Csn
b,1. with I.r1t+t for eAch E,Ad OF work AID tasA
emoun.s carried o3t- All ire work 70 be completed
on q heio1e he Ii ~ Of Uetopef lss6: ,o,s ,a
materials ra1verco, aace1te,ntd By the estimate ol
tht superintendent, to bt pad monthly. tsn peg
until the eorlpieton OF tbs contf ct and scttptsnce
o! kztpe hpd to be fortified in case Of Eon III
nett OF ConuAct. No contract TO BE- aa&lgt ed F1Lh-
OFT corIcn1 II 1te Board
to give 1cast thr.e good freehold secC
1ittt1, 1esidt nt4 OF The xtsIe OF lnalAnA-
I1t EoHrr the right ter cttc my or al DIGS
offered nd to declare conltae vold tcF nonton1p
atre VIII, puelionG shEfto either In lu at5 o!
matr1ts Il wek. e fasnre 10 pfo1Ess. satisfactorily
Propos al1 be enveloeed, snd psnlv adt1ekk ed
to .he Hoard ot Ccn'ro! of ke:he1n Indiana Prison.
kea %
en-. wi: st'enc At the otse ~ I'd siye ~ necessary
CARLTON z sEtP1E7s
nj Hr NJ Control,
, 1865-04-06

stIR GLOSS AND CHILLING FLUID II ne ncs1
fa1r dressiaE in The NoFd. II 1c,parts beautstol
Eioss to Tie ai: Isps II cur. promotes ia growth.
Ell tntpHnMS = fETTEis 1iSTME:T !. q sire aad
speedy cure for Tct,rr sa', R'~n", Crarped HANDS,
BARRIERS Itch, etc; II'cs: 50 cent. no1, WIT .,o
1eat psro1y.ns 9, Aethrs ia tea rinutes sna eaeco
akre+GT cure. Price. q patE .*o-
uPHLNS FEVEK AED EGGE S:EEl:!CE "a.
xArted to cure auy o Cf!is and F~vss 20 natef
GpMIM' DEPif.ATNl;T 70 uTieER vii rsnove tae
hair trom low forrh,sds IN i've Enutes, Tateont In
~ pE. = LAFoKfas LIFE ELIxlp, tae crest Ectytns
II R+juvenst1nE Efmeay restore. 70 E1n y1sor a.
vous DenlNty, etc. s1lslag frol Whatever eauss.
THk jtfAEEsK uAII:ssTAlN colo5s the Whtkess
and Noust1cAe q beautiful black or hroun. con-
W-ash nut. DniS 30 C+nts \ box. xn-.,
scidbS S. G. UPHAM Is south Eighth ftleef thlla-
dsinhia nnd r. III Druggists. C1rcu Ets ~rns ire.
LORD 4 tS1TH. 81 Lake s.reei % icncr.: HsssGsf ~
Wt+Ao otA44s Il Ano~3 ~
, 1865-04-06
RI S.-PROPOS6LS FOR Sta

erE1soF,KID. March 50. 1856
In accordance *th oIo = nom ne Frosost ass' e
r.: ees 3 T. % o. hp
a1 ~ e q e eoE
1ant Taoyett Nsrtha1 Gene1at ct nlnois the several
D.t1s: Piextst Gsra - nosTas a e } ac'n2 LII
cfnrcs o, the s1pe1;Glendsnt rouataef Rs6tnlnng
efactr tat Ii lncs nud he Mustti1G Ald DE-
brFsinE and Recrbiing 0nce who are o. may be en
aSs II cot1 nps m f9e s BE osa Fl "a 70 Sc
live.ee at this ecc such tDet asa N seea FL:
ttt,et. mas be Qulssa By Lie nndssasheo OF LII
Banf forms far proposals. kho wing tns 6nd q arb
sles ana .ftrpste Of the Qssatiy Ealeh VII PIP @
o.nse. 10 ps1t1n. b III. o. teleFrsph.. .
nj f55g q ~ ssgsae1 Or ohs. IT sulas or 'n'of
Ba so s.eare ne' een,asrstien o. ut contain
MsasIn guarantee oit~o ret2onti3 pers1 n taa tne
81 n g enr
rt.ia.a1' .a'51' =; ~, - stsurty iof u tuaam:ns
g xa Fl 5,tsS 4. stises 6he
s:9ss i e ses @
nv g. I'll 81. esssss e
Payment Will be N adc 80 sooa sjieq M a:,,..
Eosds tuznthed the acSaesia eaa be O
smiled ana TIE requisite iuuds drawn from III Tfeae
eRe:s:s ms.. 81 :; s,s.ney
| e.snso EpdnKhe'H, 1blnots, o1oe1'
lfa bid !. In the mans cf Urn: the nsrne Of - cb
s5IesT. sna each person. mcmStr q neu
ehetsnE porosa, mum r. - Mssc;ompsnY + With - es.h
4 Iii n,ds not complying strictly With tse require
ar.ns:S9 9Af' o'A1 4. "A 4 Fl = q O. = = sS. s 4 s. III.
, 1865-04-06
The Mopcy Of the ST. A1bans Banks.1
rFfuIu the Montreal Herald.J

The M0Ncy OF tQe SIs AlD2QS oAuRAsi
fFrou the Montreal Herald.l
, We undc1tand thnt the money Yoted By
Parliment to make good that stolen from St.
Albans, and given up to the taiders, has been
banded o.cr 10 the bank. This Is scarcely
carving out the statement made BY the Cor
crrrncnt when the subject mas under :sdtsc1s-
sion in the House. When members then In
GuIred what WAS to be done with the SUM they
were called On to vote, they we're assured
that It was not to be given up Immediately
that the decision Of the Court was to be
awaited; and that 1t was only fair # the men
were to 70 back, that the money should 90
back with them. These are pretty nearly
we think, the words Of Tho Attorney General
West. on the subject. Well, 1t is true the
Government awaited the decisions Of tue
Court, but that decision turns out somewhat
different from what Ahey expected, d,-cers salnly
different from what they believed It ehoula oe
The men arc not to be sent back, at least as
far IS present appearances 60; but inc luoge
On the coptru1y bas decided tlat the green
backs they appropriated in so gentle end po-
lite manner from the good folks OF 81. Al
bans, are legal prize Of war, aud conse-
quently belong Of right to those to whom
5ir. Young pIetends his allegiance = que
Yet the Government, as soon as tnat 1auSe-
ueut Is pronounced, return tne money 10 ny sne
Banks. While we cannot: help pointing ous
this Inconsistency In thoir eondncs. We can
not but approve Of the course tney nave u
ken. We believe that Was the oniy last
and pioper course, and FIG aze glad thai II
hos been adopted.
, 1865-04-06
Capture Of $50 Lodge. Of SIOUX anu "
Lodges of Arapahoess

Lodges Of Arapahess' 49,,
Iprom the Atchison {1Sapsas) Daily Champion, sd.I
We arc informed that Gen; Dodge has has re-, e.
accaunt Of battle between TIE 1orces oi
Gen. Mitchell and the hostile Indians, anout @
$50 mills vest Of Fort Laramie; y Ihe !nalans M ~
were thoroughly whipped, and loo ioogss g o. o.
S%a aSaat ieS + sasaees ~ II ell, = loag. i
Seung. THIS Is an important victory, aqd @
viii 20 tar toward making peace On tho
Plains and securing the great overland foose
from interruption FROM their incu+aiana.
, 1865-04-06
A Physiological Fies: Of Mar
~iAvA.


Contsining nearly 300 r.e,s. and 1so os rstss nnd
Etafc OF llsslih hni nseA>c, ~:h 1!c1tfc - fly
Er1ors, in lep'or % onseqntccts Eron tac "
and BODY " h 1hf Auti1uf'5 r4an ot tt atmsut-the
On falounl art succtssin s2ode ct care = tno n
F the report Of caset trrate* trutaln 9aslsSs 70
entertain doabt .ctthetr rhytcA cohdtt -. =. tsse
Ct po.te.e 10 Ens tedrefs. q :.ct o. 2cvnts; u
F:AE1ps CT pr.tAl currency. tF adafrf~a9< 1f' LA
CrOtT. No. 81 Mht.er a!e. Abany.N "a
The aptbor NAV he eonsulte5 nnoo sny OF Inc els
ea1ts rnon which his ho1k II .als e.n-f PERSONALLY
Of By xAI1, Aua medicines e"n' I, an part 81 az
world, nalsn al AN ~ 'He 7.lH
, 1865-04-06


md Great Eastern tlate Cincinnati and 'Cz1caso
Ar Line Ealiroad, j consider tnat they have been
o;t decsssa AM swnle by ne
pnt1tc against it. We think tho road should be
rtotped ~ Law until it Is in q condition to take
y saes Of m and ed ines s
that their t1aeE wns impassablc until repaired,
Mond'y evening. WITH the promise both verbal
and printed. that ut noon next day, they would ar
rive at Cincinnati. They went d few miles, just
lar enough to collect tickets, and prevent spassen-
gers from returning TO tho city, and hid there al
Tas repaired, then crcpt Mt . snau pace over .
road not f1t to pass coal train over. Not bit Of
ballast, and at some places sunk more than foot
goes oyer males matters worse, and crecps along
at four to eight miles per hour We hare passed
over this most horrible road. and not one Of the
passenger. on the tram, We think, could be hired
passage; aud We therefore think 1t right to eau
.tion the public e were lofsy.fonr hours get:
ting frum heago to Cincinnati BY this route, and
nsnner In wbich:we have been treated, constans
deception 6nd want Of conrtcsy being used toward
rs caring he y s{hc Shcss two Ssyss tstp;;
Geo. 8. Psase. Chisago. III. =,
VIM. DaylE, Cincinnati, Q: .:.-
Elizabeth Davis, Cincinnati, o.
Nrs. 6h,dler, Monticello. Ind.
Wtu. Thnmpsnu> Patou, Ind.
Mrt. L. S. Johns Oh, Dallas City. Ill.
c. II. Dunn, Cfneinnst1, ..
j. Il. johnson, Chicago, ILL.,
T.S Ellis, M1lwantee, Wis.
P. kanIeh, New York.
z. n. Clem2h. Cincinnati. O.
c. q. Buckley, Guyvi1le. 0;
Hattie Ha.hEgs Chlllicothe, o.
n. Miller, Richmond, Ind.
Roger clemers, Ga1.atln county Ky.
T. Clemens, Geil4ttn county, Ky.
, 1865-04-06

rhEt1elGr. csl &c Lu.Eu.-ed 81 ~ o2ca
IN eozEn C3Eyk-.... corner cf Metecet lHca&o.
sA-u block troE the Posto-ce, % ~ Cston.s OM
RON se1s ws,ch BE- trets With Enp.Tn:seo sEe1et,'
E,cma wbere LaLilt n i.fnstercHE c1h COL
rEii 10 Dor&9F With The st.;ct.st prlFsc7. o@c:
1oara rom m:to spn snEc:,s, = to !. :; ~ z
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: ~ btf f.aibH 70 h*ttt. fS'4s1*ts y
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DETROiE EUM
BOOKS CLOSING.

PETRoiE iEoM
Do0Ns e1os1se.
pany + ,bs @Etsans't e'o!s! sFtee En- S1 81
it:G Sa@psI cry (; q "a Shares
." 1er sna-
Eew York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Con-
soltlatel Petroleum a2d Mining Co..
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shufeHo1ners nsaa. .T11n2st: smn;s:tr .c" @A*
Personal fso L.ao'',s. am
Capital 81, soc, 1000, Divided Into 300,-
600 sl'afe*' -
Pr Value, IS Subscription Pr!zA for a United
number onis q Shares reualalnS, S pr Snare.
so:Fun1EER ASSESSMENT y or GALL og TIE
s4A'AD fos 99 "95elss u oar1.AA
s. S5::::FHh + $$'Ss:ESE +" York
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IS $$$bS sS$;'E;s:!'R&: FL Ia
bse bss i. TiihSGti s. hlSa, ~ ssH aatS' &
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R.n5s xt' m aln'ost c:np'tsed. With sp1encid pros
, 1865-04-06

7ec0 Silver Fruit AID Cake B.lktts....:.. % e
Mes4lS T. T. Ii. GAuGHAf q Co., ll8 BfoadWky.
ExK FORK, extensive MAKCTAcICk!ts tNp Afoz.
1xks OF al tie ling and most faebienape 9tylts Of
WATCHES AID JETE ELhY. desiring 10 Increase
their bus1utzs unlluit.d e:t-nt, have retoved
pron . GI.EAT GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS, subject 10 the
regulations folio w7ng:
ExE1.F1cATxs. nautnE each a1Ecle and II Falue,
are placed IN sEAIKD EsHs1orxs ana xt1s MI M1sa. =
dress on receipt ul = cenl-
III ARTlIl LIS SOLD at one DOLLAR EAEH1
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE!
On receipt Ct she cets1teste you F11 see Ehat vo9
are conc 10 haye. aac then II Il ~ ycul r1fd
INF dollar a. tEfe the article pot Fuchhscgs ms;
tuuA ohG4in 60 watch. diamond rinE. or ANY srt ot
can 1heJ Set len thAn one dollars 7h there are
no biEnxs. TIT pzsce Of Ce1t:ncstes :, = 1o.xs:
for IS; s,1ty.n e <or f1a: one hnndEcd 1or Is
Lxert4 Will be allowed ten cent. on every ceft1h.
cste ordered ty them. provided their remittance
amounts 10 one dol:Ar. Agents. Will col1sc: 8 cents
for eyc~y certificate and remit cents 70 nss elhE1
Ia cash or pos1afe stamps.
&c. 1le Broadway. New York.
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