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Yield so coon to deaths control.
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uOUGuTON, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
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NJ RIO Z HILLIP s.
BALTIMORE, MD.

The Subscriber hcgs leave TO inform Dealers md
Containers that he is now prepared 20 furnish MO-
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EyNuinbers Of rebel soldiers come in and
ci7e themselves up. in order to be paroled.-
Th;s has become go common that the crcuIn-
sta,.ce is hardly remarked. The feeling a.
gains, those who wen, from Us and joined
rte rebni, Is intense.
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WHlSKERSl!!- Those wishing Il fine set Of
whiskcrs, a nice mouitache, or beautiful head of
glossy hair, will please read the card Of THOMAS
f. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper.
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LOC1L INTELLIGENCE.

Coat TR,pz on TIE C.yL.-Up to and
including Monday the 9th instant 100
boats have clcarcl for Georgetown, freighted
with 1l.1S0 tons ~ cwt of coal, shipped by
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CTEPHEN w. DOWNEY'S
WASHINCTON u. G.
GOVERNMENT CLAIM
AND LAW OFFIC

AND LAW oFFIC
WASHINGTON, y. G.
ATTENTION S0LDLERS AND OFFlCERS'
Attention IFulocs Of Soldiers and OGiccrs! HI
teRlon Fufhers, IUcLhcya, Sisters aud Hrothers
of dec'd Soldiers anil OHicers ! Al, ntioR on
GERS and SoLiicrs rho lure hui liars 5 and
eqGpnge lost IN Tie .BiihHy 6aIrice Of tie
Gued .Syatesl attention. DBiecrs ~h1 hare re-
cruitc4 fGr tie .Scrrice ami hare UasHHcd ac-
counts Atienfion turner's ichoscg' ain has been
taken far The armies Of the Gitaoi Suites Al
tcntion al uLo hare claims against the GHtted
STATES.
Now ia your time TO have them collected or put
in proper shape so there will be no difficulty 10 cot
Letting them AT come future day. Do not deer the
matter until the evidence necessary to substantial
your claims cannot be had.
Soldiers SEo have served two years are entitled
to 500 Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds re-
ceved in battle arc entitled to Sl60 Bounty and
pension Of So per month. The heirs oidecCascd
Soldiers are entitled to the same.
Officers DISCHARGED the service on account OF
wounds, and the widows and children of deceased
Officers are entitled 10 pensions as follows, VIZ Fo'
1t. Col. and all officers of higher rank $50 per
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1t. SiJ.
E,petim Ancnti,a given to Coaris Martial, and
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counsel
The Undersigned respectfully calls your attention
to his great facilities for collecting claims agains
the United States.
The collection of Bountics, Pensions, arrears OF
pay, &c, promptly aticn led to.
The heirs Of deceased Soldiers will find II to their
advantage to place their claims in my hands.
Call at my office in the Columbian College Law
Building on Fifth street west between mud h
streets, Washington City, D. c., or address Inc
through tie Postof:cc.
STEPHEN W. 0OWyEY,
Feb lG, 1905 Attorney at Law.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE CnEsARRAKE & Ono CAXAL Co.
WAsIIINGrOy, APRIL -, 1868,

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office until
( Monday. the 9Th Of May next, for the compile
tom of Dam No. : on the Potomac River, tee miles
above Georgetown: extending from the Maryland
shore TO connect with the masonry dam alrcadT
built about one-third the width Of the river from
the Virginia shore said dam to he constructed Of
ccmcntcd masonry, in the most durable and sub
stanijnl manner.
The Board reserve the privilege Of accepting or
rejecting such proposals they may deem c2pc-
dent. Payments will he made on monthly csti-
mates reserying twenty per ccnt from the estimates
till tho completion Of the work, which will be re-
quired TO be finished within the present year.
Specifications can he obtained from the President
o: the Company. az Il; the Oficc Of The Company.
ALFRED SPATES, President
Chesapeake ( Ohio Canal Company.
ap 90 'G5-3t
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4 The Coal TRADE.-Statement OF Coal
Skinned over Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the week ending April Doth, and since the
Lat Of January. 1863:
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These Notes are Issued under date Of August 18Th
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IN carency, or are convertible at The option OF the
hnilcr into
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G OL ID p E N S
EnR TIE MInLIoNI. l

~ To sur THE Ht}D VI THICLa
10 SUI YHE POGEET.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
GREAT SALE OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RMS, &C.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

TO III u!srd-ED CT At
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without regard to Value Not to be paid for unit!
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NOTICE.

T HAVE just returned from the Eastern markets
4 with fine and fEil assortment of
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WILCOX : olsss'
SEWING MACHINE
GROVER 1 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

wa eeieA, eu. Fell Tuck, Bisd- Bsaid Cord outssd
niFsid~T tssuiifnily. II sil fsrsm perfect vcst
the FIRST Nsiusok, thr heaviest beaver cloth
with change OF fep-ioss, needle OF fhr' ssi
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EVA VOICE FROM vicKsBURG

y NtcKssuRe, Aiss., Aug. v, ls65
DR. John Buli-Dear Sir: ! am happy to state to 20
tina; have used your valuable Cerob tters with srss
benen to myself ina general debility and prostitution
my system, produced by the anheslthy aud mis-nsst
dueuce Of the Mississippi river around sicksburg hav
been with Gen. drants army throughout lts hole south
campaign. | confidently recommend its
persons who exposed to unhealthy climates.
IL. W. ft3LE,
Agent U. g. Sanitary = I'm mission
LouisvrLts. Ky. sept. rs. 1853
On the I'd OF Iuly last submitted, saroagh <grn'
to the Medical Director OF the Department OF til.
Army Of the Cumberland sample Of cedrun Bitter
for Inspection, and requested IT, after saalfsis be found
meritrious to sanction and approve its use among
soldiers.
the following Is the Medical Director r-ply and alss
9-u Rserans permission to ship $40 dozen at
have II sold to sntlers JOHN BULL.
Il am satisfied thai Cedron Bitter will do no harm
any one If taken properly and In moderation. 1
objection to DR.. Buils being permitted To- so-e Of Il
satlers. A. HENRY THU ST0N,
Surgeos and Medical director. d
Headquarters Depsr tmeni Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July ~. 1868. /
Or John Bnit agent Mr., has permission to shil
to Nashville renn rs gross 3o dozen Of Bulis Ce
dron Bitters cor sale suffers in the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are TO b.
complied with strictly
BY order of u al 81 Gen -Roeecrans.
wM.M.WILEs,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale wholesale and retail by Wilkinson, BARTLETT
Co., keokuk. Iowa. aprls-dhwlyr
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great many side hits being made st the Piants
ton Sitter by two Of wht
have endesvored initiate counterfeit them It's AL
Of no The people WON he oagimposed upon The
Plantation Bittsrs incl easing In and pepuia,
every day. aud thafs what's the matter They are IN
sized bottle made juAt they sno
viii coHtinue to b., or siaii stop making then.
The Plantation Bitters purify, strengthen andinve
crate
they create healthy appetite.
They antidote 70 change Of water and Diet
The effects VI disspation aud late honrs
They strength The system and eniisen the mind.
They prevent masinatic and Intermittent feyers-
They purify the breath aud acity Ut the stomach.
They Dyspcpsi. and Constipation.
They cure DArrhea Choers aud Cholera MoFbus.
They Liver Complaint and Sersou, Headache.
They make the weak strong the angud brilliant and
exhausted natures great resorer The Recipe and
full Circular around each bottle Clergymen, MeS
chants and persons whose sedentary habits induce
ness Latitude, papaton of the heart, lack Of appetite
will and il aediAts and permanent rsefin these Btters
but above ALL they recommended to weak aud deli
cate females and mothers.
They are sold by ali respectable merchants. See tina
each bottle has private United States Stamp tn
| cork and steel-pl side label.
Beware OF rened bottles s. that the stamp has no
been tempered with. Auy person pretending 10 eel
Plantation Btters by the gallon 10 swinder and impos
| ter, and should be Immediately reported TO u.s.
! p. H. DRAKE CO,
| octll-dAwem u Park Row, N. Y.
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GOVERNOR BRIeHAM YouNo's MIS-
sAGE.--In the DeseIet News, of January
q5.h, We have the annual message of Gov.
ernor Youog to the Utah Legislature
Governor US message has the merit Of
brevity, aud is written in an easy cor
densed style, very unlike many of his SER
mons and addresses delivered at Salt
Lake Tabernacle.
Governor Young coneratulates the
Legislature upon the peace and prosper
ity that prevail in Utah. He says:
"The deplorable even.s which have
transpired in those portions of our coun
try where We formerly resided--'he fruits
OF foul rtb elton and the abuse Of that lib
er,y which our fathers BEG aeathed as d
most inestimsble and precious legacy
have enabled US to appreciate the conclu
sion of these mountain Businesses, and has
given Desere, an importance which was
little dreamed of few years sgo."
The Governor refers to the refusal oil
Congress to admit Utah as Safe. He
says the object they bad 10 applying for
ad mission was to tighten the expenses Of
the General Government by bearing their
own governmental expenses, And be
thinks that consideration may yet ioduct
Congress to admit Utah a. State. 10
deed" ss.s he, lit seems probable thai
the time is not far dist mt when We vii
be requested and solicited to assume the
dignity aud responsibilities Of sovereign
S ate among our sister States in the
Union"
Governor Young speaks of the discov
cry of the coal mines. Of the establish
ment of manufactures of wooden an
cotton fabrics, OF the proposed Pacific
RhIwsy, of the establishment of the tele
graph, ~ contributing largely TO the
wealth and happiness of their mourtair
home OF the culture Of cotton, he aay :
the oti,rt> OF our .eitlz ms 10 produces
cotton have ben crown, d with very en-
coufsging success There have ben, and
still s,e. many d faculties 0 be conendei
wito aud overcome b fore The business u
rals'u.. cotton eau b. come as remunersttyt
rs tie ri To-. OF cereals in more Law rsbl-
loct ities /; ont the experience gained dur
ing the past few years by the citizens o.
The cotton glowing districts will be Of in
caIaliable benefit in their future pefa
lions.
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Tor SALE-T~enty (aO) feet on
- Main Icing west Ave t5) fye, VI lot nine fs)
aad eas teen 10, tees vi bot eight (s In block Thirty
seven ~ J, Sith Luiiding Their on
P.f LOMAX
mcas6-itf Executor Of SAINT. efsrk wrxther.
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Our readers may thik strange that We often urgs
upon their attention iciuai preparation. Already
have we, for nber of weeks, ID the rnportsnc
o suppl, OF Goes Cou IN baissm the house, resis
for immediate But excuse Il the vast amount
OF Sickness svrrow and death that fpmeiats
suit 1t sudden cough colds and puln,Jn rs attacks
while thousan ID OF children d. ing from .ron
lung cump int Time and periencr have prove,
that Goes Cough Baisam l. tn ut e iy reiiAtl'
prer s,ou I'm the world Ike mia ic II re
is III. irritation Of thu throat removes ID stopases
that prevent Ire thing Group and heal all
of t- thr at chest ami iangr. No man b'ald segc
si.piy hts family with safe and eable nisd'ci"'
ike Co.'s Cou Ia lis any mere than he should hE
lee, the supply their dsi bread II cstr but fort
cents ani ths bottles coafap twice much a, those
other reniedy at the c-t whit IL merit IL l.
super ali All drug Il keep 1t lor sae-
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Mr.. NnAby Re n GU noes slavery.
SAINTS Resi-, which is 10 the staff |
Nv Mo- GerseA Jan. l5lh. 1856. (

SAINTS REsr, which is 10 the stai,l
Nv Mo- GsrseyJ Jan. 18th, 1866.
the wages Nv sin is deth." Slch is
the substance Nv passage Nv Skripter,
wich sence my exile this losnIy shoar,
hcz bin my soils, how troo the remark
how feerluliy h,z it bin reelz d.
The anshent Dia.ocracy owned this
Government, and might hev he'd it to-
day. But then they wuz rychuz set.
They wuzn't dissipatei. They dida',
run after hariots. Jaxoa, aud Benton,
and Silas Wife and sich ulsn, who wuz
men kept US strate. But wen they went
to their respective rewards, another class
Nv men okepied us. jim BoVkannon
aud JEFF Davis took hold NV the Dino
cratic kite, tore off its time honored tale
taie-Ekal RItes-and substitocted Sla.
very.
The result is before the world Dimoc.
risy is 10 the mud, and the Ablishinsts
hev the Post orfses, Alars
Ia the olden times We used 2 hear this
song:
"Hoe the car of emausipashun
Is rolling grandly throo the nashuu"
I've seen that car. It's on 2 wheels
end carries balls from 6 to 500 pound, in
waite. Sherman rode it into Sayanner
tother day.
The harder the work you do for the
devil. the more deth you git for wages.
We labored faithfully in the servis Of
slavery. We dismissed our conshenses
went back on our record, swore black wuz
white and vicy versy. even going so far Is
to 60 In two wars to perpetooste it,
WHAT is the result?
Linkin h.z abolisht it by proclamation.
HIS bloc koted hirelins hev abolished il.
niggers and all. wherever they hev gone,
and they hev made sum ra, Their extrusive
toors. And FINELY the C,nfsdrasy, which
wuz institoolsd TO preserve it, is proposin
to throw it overheard ez the price Nv
recogn'shen, and this they do without
stoppin 2 erqaire Wat is bekum NV us
northern diAuocrats who hev tied our.
selves to it.
So reckless sailors fling overheard a
priceless cargo to save worthless hulk
b, JSnor WIZ his,ed in the biiin waves
9 fave . set Nv mariners who wuz no
profits. Wood, wood that like him
Good be gobbIed up by soue f,iendl,
whale, who wood In doc time WON'T me
out on dry land
Ez FUR ne I'm dun. I'm 4 anti SLAYER,
man rem this tine out. NV cobsh. nee
wonI allow ms TO support IL no longer.
and besides j. dou't pay Ez the sole ser
vivln lesdsr u The D,nocrisy, shell im
mej'teiy lsLoo seiker inslrucliu Nv em
to make this change Nv front.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBr,
L1ll Poster Nv the Church Nv the Moo
Dispensashun.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, MARCH y. s
NJ ..scuoLY FAss = An ,sg The fio..


I.hcuoLY FAss - An og The float
ing ,rop1,ts Of The present Hood. was :
hau,e ,ha. came down yesterday, and
lodged against The bank, two miles above
,ha c;,v. In il we're discovered the bodies
of a man srd two children Who had been
ove,,.ken in their home, perhaps 10 the
dead of night, and swept o. 70 Pe'ien
While resting against the bao !, the bodies
we're distinctly seen, but ~ oil the small
GRATIS are in,erdicted, there was no MODE
Of reaching them, and the swelling nve'
soen bore them on to another resting
pl, but ~hereI There we're At least
ivsn,v houses seen Holting past the ci5
during Yesterday. Three sheep took q
tide by here yesterday, on little d AL al
fording quite novel spectacle to our Cit
liens --(Cairo News, 18th.
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sOOL0ATEss . ONEH scar.
This cslsbrsssa rostos soap, in such universal
demand, 4 msds Iron IL cheicess nassrs.sss ,
n.sa and ssaelasas In IL .assrs. fsaGrastsy
scented, ssd sxsssnRl, henefieis ~ IL sci'c
apon the ska. ~ - ~ II Dsssgiss and FAa<s
Good Dsslsr,. Dsbl-Asvlyr
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IoAGS.-i 600 Seamless Grsin Bags
Id tor sals ysry low q LAG ~ TsRY,
nchO l0i Main Strest.
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DR.. WRIGHT:S
RejuveHating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts containi
nothing INJURIOUS 70 the most deliests.
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: r. PERKINS d. j. I. PERKINS
TWO FIRMS FOR SALE F,c,

containing 1881 acres One of the inrms
has GOO frame house on IT. stone &c lar. Iate frnnr
sfAbl- CHI ciitrn liz, I'm one n, iug
vi n IL ~aer ais apiIe hard OF 20 ir-e~ Isrse
lo' IL cherry trees and gsf cd e e tr~es. la OF ~
ssm. gpos,sieSry - culrsit bushes-6u scrs md
fei er. pri,e II, 800
TIE ssA~s ksa bss erad name houe IN H. With
stose crllsr agvod stable ciste' vel
ESQ hlK wrn u water 20 scrcs under tcnte. Price
Hl.At0. -
fkese Erms Ne sde hy side on snxar Creek % miles
~ 81 ~ xakAria CLARK IN Mo- Tie vii T. sod To-
au4hse " -, " snii ihe 1uyet - r-r.
a. ss' n Y SNEssxs ss AxbREM JnHNSrN
Il ks1or ~ - eEs - -. kAsAso, -. \
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Diseases OF the Nervous.

tems-nsw aud reliable treatment-in reports Of the
HOWARD Acknowledgement by mail In sealed letter eu
yeiopes, charge. Address DR. SKuLIs HousBroA
Howard Association. No. south Ninth Street, Phiiade
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