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Narsden's Carminative Syrup,
fnR
DTARRHgA, CHOLERA, pYsHNrERY. Etc

This truly valuable preparation /. gain.
ing popularity unprecedented in the an.
mails Of medical discovery.
II ia prepared from herbs indigenous to
Central America. where its timely d..
coyery hss saved whole dirtric,s from b.,
ing dcpcpolsted by the r.yages OF Choi.
era and pysentery.
No traveller. by sea OF land. should %
without bottle Of Carmuatise Syrup
No parent who is solieitous OF the bea,b
Of the little ones, but should procur,
bottle Of this PREPARATION, aud ADMINISTER
it in all cnscs Of Cholorea lnfan,um .-
Lopseucss Of the Bowels No sussr,r
rom Chronic Diarrhea need despair. for
one bottle Of Mnrsdens Carmnatiys S,r
mp will oA'ct a cure.
For sale hy all Druggists
I W. MARSDEN,
fa'ent Medicine Depot.
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine streets.
Ncw q leans.
lane %, 1855. nal
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FOR SALE.

| WISH TO sell my Steam Saw and Girls,
l MILLS and DiSTlfLERY. with
aoout SCR acres Of land. four miles South
of Marshall Terms liberal and easy
A r. WiGGS.
June 80 60. ui2-2,
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n ts,,csoy. j. }. w,isy.
I..I........, DO
ISAACSON 4 KLINE, General Rc
ceiying, Forwarding, Commission. snd
Auction l,usiness, Shreveport. la. They
have opened in the extensive Storchoof'
conner Of Milan and Commerce Siree's'
on the levce
March ~ 1905 ms
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Just Received !
DIR. r.. Il. DUvAL,
Surgeon and Physician.

Ofrrcs formerly occsped by lin
Hi. South at the Public Square
MARSHALL, May %, 90. n3i-u
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FErsbyrs BrHFir We copy the
bla4Irr rom the Csldo Gazette ~ last
Saturday,
The Agent n the freedmen. Eu~au
has arrived .u our eity snd We hsyr call
cd upon hin tor information ea The al
important subject ia, inevitable negro
He 'rrtly and haehy answered all g4cs
N.ns from eb..h ws haze drawn iheec
con- ia .ous
Frat The government has Gyed the
pt.eas 70 be applied where planter rria 10
Tic apgfoas and decline enter ng into a
contract. The giloci being o project The
iQuoran, labo-cr That wy rra,n has
right 10 mike c11tur' with negroes in
writing A. he regulation direct Tor anv
considers the contracting paf'ie@ agrep
90. Al a"'l al 49Ou noe appointed a.
visit plsu'a' 'rs ana ASIA iu ms 3 nc def
mite contract iu proper form When
iacfacs refuse a. comply with cn1'racts
made u the pre-,uco of he arouis Icy
viii be- reported TO Provost Marsha.s and
rluabed They ean bee ordered ~ 'hc
place j Ties 30 roy behave
The important point TO be aim. y 1t ia
ih'- tha' the negro il free agent ard
tho da Of owner hip should he abandon
cI ile government i0i 3D. 90 establish
homes Dor tie heln.,s. women AMI s.llfrer
nod tbp,t Vho ere % .rll.g } Aided is
az, or diseasa from earning war~
We would adyisc planters TO make tenn
paafy arrangements with 'ae no roe an3
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Headquarters, District OF Texas,
galre.tau Jun, ID. lsG5

Headquarters, District OF Texas, I
salyostsu Jun, 10, 1868
General Order
No. !.
| Pursuant to orders ron the Head
quarters Military Division OF the South
west, dated New Orleans, June | 9Th, 1868
the undersigned assumes command Of all
troops " thin the State OF leNas.
II No passes or permits viii be recng
nixcd on the coast Of Texas except by su'
ihority from Headquarters Military Diyis
ion Vt the Southwest, or 'rom these Head
quarters. .
G.. GRANGER,
Signed MAJ Gen Commanding.
Headquarters. District Of Texas. |
Galveston. june -, 1868. (
General Orders
The STAB Of he District Is announced
"a. iollowa;
Major r w Emory, Z : vo'aatecrs
\. A Gent
Lieutenant col }. G. PalGcy T. !
Volunteers. Assistant Inspector Gen
Lieutenant to'n a laueLlin 9ith llH
no's Volunteers Provost Marshal Gen
ofnI
leuieusu, JaIoul j . Chandler
Uujtj States Nolunie Ch.t Q1af'.r
mlsta
Can, r G. Noyes T.. : Volunteer
th'-i Comm.ary -uasi'fenr".
Surgeon q b. White. Z >. Volunteers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

financial aud Commercial.


y ieiesraph.l EHvYoAK. May 80
.Cotton-Heavy. Sales of SEQ bales at 4,e for mil,
ding :. WV D"'e' - 's 'o' niu
E,ouf-opened nrm, but cinsed duii with dropping
tesusncy eoJ0 bhls at SO GO rs for SucerAne: 81
20 20 Tor Extra State; 0Sl97 20 Tor kxtra H. H. o.
Zo@s 70 for trade brands.
Whisky-Actve and firm at 2 90 for State. and 2 10
for Western.
WHEAT to &c better at So for No Spring; ! 70
, 20. NO. Winter Red Western; 13Sl rs for Amber
Mich and e5@2 90 ior White Western
Rye-Quiet.
Barley-Dnll and nominal
Corn-2 to &c better; new mixed Western at QoaeSe
osfs-null and scarcely firm at to36lc tor West
ern. closing al Csc.
Cofse-DulI.
sngar-Dull; at 1o1sc for Cuba and Muscovado.
Molasses-Duil.
Wool-Dull.
PetroieumQuie at s5c for Crude; 4sa5oc for Refined
In BOND, and 6s4s5oc for do Free.
Pofk-tirmer Mt ~ 62l56d23 37% for new mess cios-
ing at - % cash: Il U02l 80 for 1884 do cash and
regular way closing at Il co. cash. Is 90 for prinemess
Also, $50 bbls new for June and July sellers
option, at % 25ta 22 81.
Beef-Quet at 10 o09i4 90 for plain mess and l. 60
DIS 90 for extra mess
Beef llants-Quet and steady at % OeQ2T co.
Cut Meais-ln moderate d, maud at 1l1xGl31<c ftr
shoulders, and l3G1714c for hanis.
Bacon-nuli.
Iard-rarm at I5@IS4c.
27@.tc. ' -
cheesc--ouiet at loGl7c for common to prime.
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For the Gate City.
Montrose, May 60 b, ls6

Montrose, May 28.h, 1868.
Mr.. Editor The Rev. MIR. Ferguson
addressed our citizens few evening past,
on the sul jet of the Soldiers Orphan
Home, with view OF raising funds for
that institution, aud our citizens are now
making an effort TO obtain contributions
for that object.
We are informed that there are about
seventy orphan children at this home, and
many more desiring admission, and tn !,
it is the intention of those havir !, tho
manags ment and control OF the uoma r.
appeal to the General Az, ..mb,v at rs
next session for aid, but as il is sometime
Gore the State can act in the premises.
it becomes necessity to sustain the insti
tuition By voluntary contributions.
believe it is the general desire to see
this benevolen. enterprise pass under the
control and fostering care of the State, an d
that an appropriation be made and . spe-
cal tax levied 70 sustain it. Such is the
opinion of our citizens with regard to thin
matter.
1t is the manifest duty of the State to
provide for the education and support OF
the orphans Of our brave soldiers who
have lost their lives 10 defense of their
country. Therefore We desire to see this
institution made emphaticaly State In
stitution under the management and cou-
troll Of board of directors appointed by
the State.
We do not wish to overlook, or ignore
the eervices OF those noble men who 10
augurated and kept 10 operation this blu
name and patriotic movement. We re
gard them as great benefactors add feel
that they are entitled to as many laurelt
as the heroes who have won battles. They
shall ever have our affections and be re
membered with pride aud gratitude as
long as we have tear to shed for the
fsth.rless child. COR a heart to throb in the
cause of humanity. j. NJ. A.
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BY Telegraph csrc.so. Ma, "A
I eatue- &c lower. eaies at TOGO rs
5 I2h. A-ls' sAe"s -
~ .i-ons-firm. Sales Of COO ibis Mess Pork II
20 as a., and !, coo bbis Prime Mess Pork Is 90.
Lard --Du ] at l1edI5lse.
Nhissy-tled at Z 05--buyers at o3.
flourSteady. Sales OF 5.0 bhls at 10 81 for cho .e
White Wintrr; s5t5o 81 4 for -pring Extrs-
Wheat-2c higher Sales Of No. at i 2514G1 ~ 6,
closing at inside price.
ccrn--AciiFe aud &c higher Sales Of No. at 5etij
eo4c.
uats-Sc ipwer Sales OF No. AT az 4 45c.
Rye-steady at Coo for No. /.
Barley-Noninai
Flax Seed-Nes lected.
Mones-Easy.
Exehange-iirm at par buying and Il premium sell
Ing.
aoid-lS-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

ET The citizens are reminded of the
closing exercises of the public schools TO-
day at o'clock p. N. We understand
there will be very interesting report Of
the schools read also spicy paper con
Quoted BY the boys, and another by the
girls. The music is under the charge Of
Miss Everett, which is sufficient guar
anty that it will be good. We hope there
will be good attendance.
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~ We are pleased to understand that
there is general disposition manifested
on the part of the business men of the
place to close their houses tomorrow
We hope this will be done. We have no
space to urge observance of the day, but
the love all bear Mr. Lincoln will be more
eloquently urgent than any words Of
ours.
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New York Money yravke

By Telegraph Nsv yo.x Nxxeo
Money-stesiy at 6 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Quiet Mt l0sTsGl1n for gold
at 1891. - ~ - s'nk
Government Stoeks-Q-iet
o. OF 81 Reg Coupons 1851
$40 Coupons 1895
$40 Coupons thew issue) IesI6
Stocks-H.avy.
CdP55; G&Cl3el<; CARIslL; MA-fpc "A
roi Wab -; II Wayne 81; A4TH7o; eau VI
s-; scrip ll6; 81 yr Cert sa,4: PAe Mail 800
n s'1+' Erie sos cha Q 1o7; Hndso,, sel4. Hnr
lem o Reading eol. NC 1851: MS 55' n; Toledo nj
NJ Cert 2l34; Quicksilver 4eis ~
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DIDs'r BELrEvEaIT.-A teacher in q
western county in Canada. while making

DIDs'r BELrEvEeIT.-A teacher in q
western county in Canada, while making
his first visit to his "consti.uents," came
into conversation with an ancient "Var
mount lady, who had taken 10 her resi-.
deuce in the "backwoods" OF course,
the school and the former teachers came
in for criticism, and the old lady, in speak
ing of his predecessor, asked:
"Wa'al, master, what do you think be
learns the scholards?'
"Couldn't say ms'am. Pray, what did
he teach?"
"Wa'al, be told EN- that this ere sirth
was round, ind went areound; and ali
that sort of thing. Now, master, what do
you think about such stuff? Don't you
think he was an ignorant feler?"
Unwilling to come under the category
OF the ignorant. the teacher evssively re-
marked: "It really did seem strange, but
still there ere many learned men who
teach these things!'
"Waal," says he, eif the airth il
reound, and goes reound, what holds il
up?"
80, these learned men say il goes round
the sun, and that the sun holds it up BY
virtue OF the law of attraction.
The old lady lowered her "specs," and
by way OF climax, responded:
"Wa'Al, il these high larn't men sec
the sun holds up the airth, should like
tn know what hold the aitth up when the
sun goes down.
The fortunate editor OF the Register
Is In possession of some splendid beet
sugar, which he thinks cheats ALL" and
which was manufactured over in Illinois
at a cost Of three and one.half cents per
pound.
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D@- We hope our readers will pardon
US this morning. We are compelled to
omit until tomorrow considerable local
and other matter. Owing to some
arrangement in the gas pipes or meter,
our office lights went out about twelve
o'clock last night, leaving US in darkness
and making itimpossible for our compost
tors to do the usual amount Of work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

E Messrs. Younker Il Bro. will close
their store on Wednesday and Thursday
on account of holiday; store to be open
on Thursday evening. may29-3t
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Nkw YoRK, NAV 80.


Gold Is duh but finn The dap.,, g..
siderable and IL tus chief reason ~, ~ COZ ,.
sxhanced quotations There i - son'hushce u
oh mat the price will early touch iio based uop IN
1887 this a. m reached 1857 aud f,,ns =, IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
THE CITY.

R Rev. DR.. Brown, being absent
from the city, there will be NO services
in the United Presbyterian Church to-
morrow. June LIST. Services may be ex-
pected on Sabbath.
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NEw YoRk.

We draw at sight, and at sixty days.
on LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT, and all
other principal cities. of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the CRY BANKS, and
will be allowed interest on all balances
over ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the rate
of POUR per cent. per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale of various issues
of Government and other Stocks, Bonds,
and Gold, executed on Commission.
n.ah st-.i.u mon VI I'D
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Cattle Market.

Nav YORK, May 90
The current prices for the week at all yards are az fol-
lows:
Beef Catte-ist quality Is 61a1a Co: fair 10 good
20 ooGls %; common 10 oEdl6 90; inferior Is W =
Is 90.
Cows and Calses-lst quality, p bead SIS GO a 50 90
rdiiary al 80 tUg5 co. conlon 30 ooa6o 90, inferior
10 U0g.5 30
Veal Cslvcs'st quail 1e9lle; ordinary e@Ioc; COM
mon salte. inferior 6d7c
sheep aud Lambs Extra o0ae 90; prime : zoe
; % ordinary 5oSs so, common 5oSso 80, inferior
U06S5 90.
swine-corn fed E n. slk0ss1c;light and medium a,
"a gsi4c, stili fed at eagI4c
There wsre fewer cattle ale this k and with
good enquiry. Prices easily advanced from e
"a 9 ID The cattle vers s-nera ly OF good ay-rsg@
9dafity and sales were quick nj The add noted The
i''.rrnent tnts took some OF the test which had
tendency 70 make the fket drner for all kinds.
Hogs-frm, ~ above.
Tai humesr OF stock at all yards this week and last
week follows;
THIS wEEK.
lows. ,t2D
.e' eaANs 3 ~
sheep ana II, 1873
IA e5S
TOTAL LAST wEEK
5,is2
1856
Jaws e,755
Sheep ana Lambs 1l.Uy7
SWINE IL, 500
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7.3O LOAN.

These Bonds are now worth hsndsome premium, and
are exempt all the Government Bondr, from Sdte
Cbsnty, and knnifpoi taraficm rhich adds from
three per cent. per TO their ral according the
rate levied other property. The interest payable
semannaaily by coupons attached each note which
may be cut on and sold to any bank or banker.
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FOX SALE-A one story Frame DWELL
ing House, large frame barn cistern ceiIss and 9th
er improvements With full lot situated Gu a street
between LIST and I'd eets Keokuk Title good Price
si'zoo. tfebl3l H.B. TEN-EYCK.
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kOh SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
With tive fnli lots, fne Barn Woods bed Cister and
situated on frapb itn between 9th and 10th Sta
febl3 H.B TEE-RvCE
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TOR SALE-A Frau.e Cottage Dwell.
= ing, with seven rooms c'stsfr good cellar and a
hne growth of ffut trees with full let ard All -
order. situated near business on Exchange 80,
tween oth ana Ith streets Title coed frire $1,000 -
enquire OF IL. b. TEN-EYCK
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most degLtfnl Ezhaerant Confsctiosised, and has
Arsbiaps and Assyrians
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

kSUK SA liza frame d~ciline. with
or rooms estern cellar lot so Nv 100 faet .i,,
atst on the corner of ID and Exchange streets coed
IN tncc for some steamboat man. he wants place near
the river Title good sale. Price Sl5oo Enonirs
OF lfeb2sJ ii TkN-EYcK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Decision Of 9 Rebel Judge.

one Preset Judge q the Criminal Court Il
Ssslg.is, ~ sFpg5btas y AAi,su Jokasog shils
Military GoverEst. kss FsesHtly Eslass HStaFissy
> lie E.azt fsmsEFsbls asa sgapia asei1ioa ever
-ss.snztinn fr.an Isaisss 1855 ~ TSaa-sses Tas
Sperm TAD asat and srFsai al. Arms of The Ter
aeszos Hozss & Representative, Cspa wa Hsyd
gs.lsht psiFioi Sho hst bzes Eve rsnaa wsauaas
agbsag sai,f tie FeisFsl Gag. 49, Summoned
~ hppssF isstgro tlu trsnrbyfuus sad ahaliys
framed Frazleg - -Fho4 cf1ss~ phy he bed GER.
taih Legislative bsl.sss and aisoFgahszsrs uusf az
-,si TIE House by resolution. diEscts4 Captain
Heyit % Hzks stzTs - TIE ggil thai b So 4ai,
szlbsTi1sd seosE 4 thai suiy, and va simply
sfeE.ng ~ orders given through tbs Speaker, Capt
heydi VA ordered 70 bring bssoss hA Haass "a =
lraIs5F ifau Garter eouIiy, b. tie ESms Of VII.
isaas rsisossf IL oaaso3y q The CzpaaiE Sh5 at
lraF.,5 ~ rcBsilisa = break ~ tee LssislaSars
ms .a1sr resolution Il she Bouss be respectful
y 's'-sul g. So Cspssa Il. acted simply 40 The
AgEEI - tAe representative branch q cur Gea
ersi Assembly ~bass orders Be l. sworn 10 obss Il
"a I'D sls.msi lbzt - dha mere thsa hh orders ~
q-fssi End jaslissi ID + R1t tksrslora sasnAbls
o. Jsiss Frazer @ any olbsE Judge ia Tshassses.
through Captain II. tbs Legislature il summoned
tsiare sis-bouse eoaFt y saszsr for IL paa-
ssttaEBi Il fsfrscloIy zB5 ie4sgasbIs msu,hsFs -
such imPsasDes Is aHpArsllsls1 The Lsgisia,ars
Hats. Carts ahd judges Ehd ths srsest q M a.
hosF is The very climax u lraasss aaa stupidity,
oar heroic and patriotic Legislators viii nas 81
ssTFsd from shsiT 4gty By lhis ssastissLls AFFsst
The eIagliUatign OF trial sas u have taken pisss
yesterday sHd vii esrtIHly Astrss; great stlsatisa
froa IL sEesetiRg novelty = ssy nesAias Ct ~ h.
oyapaFsbs stupidity Ea4 trsssoa 10 the State gov.
sgAmsUt
S.aoa the zssFs Erittea We learn thai Jadgs
inEss has graBtsa sPpliaAioh foe 3 vht u
sabsos soyPas TT Wii!isHE We trust our Lez.sls-
171s ell irsai with ooatsmPt II they Do sOi thsy
AZ 1a worthy sls Eigh positions they eocspy
Rather tbHu sse the ssf tfsmplsd uPaB 10 the
Interest oi ray5fs We you'd So oaf beautiful state
sssssr,sa 5Bg9 vas battle asll
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Annainiment Of Chancellor.

Oliver P rsu1pis 4 ;Ass ~. hss bssa oenHit
s5aass ~ Cov BrOvu'ow - CbsRgsilg,s, for she
,hs psgso1 q sghS yvars Il re 81 Diss'ist ia
Fasry = Hza : r RciEs-s duossssA Co Tezs
yas bss s-sp.s5 tie sFP0lsta,~ut SAD I'll 81 sgee
sass, % ths 5sSas-gg e he Isiiss q! h.. rFsasj-
ase ctsas d. 8SHs 80 be usakaa great ps'Bh,sTy
s.gisre tzg D. Is siraas1saosd - e. es abe -
d. tha Jssrs TswPls = eel kaswa - - people
< Rssi Teaaszsea - eEs Il asT saoa ssoessafal
Fssctltioae-s a. ths Bar
A bgief stgssh q ss JsrssF Say aai ~ aHlursf.
i - b oa7 rsa3sss Ia nshsT sactsas og tee state
sao tvss lively ia's7vl Ia al Jhsi parsAiss ts tie
Cozrus vsSIih-
Tee Judge native = erase oous1y, ans >
feileu .teHss8aa - AaarsS Jphzssa sHfn Isss
~hsa b. reserved y ths essy wApa b. bad bssa
e, the hzs shor Bnse, and BY ass rs hsfsiy 81.
ghis e. ssssi CszEruss, hs 49, "a isE' sosIiss-
iv5 ~ iAss gssgias y. sks Wig gsssy Is ePyos-
gssa g. Prssissal JsAss5a. esa3ssts 81 Ihe Ds1soo
rscy
J,AHsoH zna Tszsple ns5s az sHiEsi~a sad thes.
ogh CANVASS q ne aaszi ia Shlss he lsttss made
aset rrPsgslsgo - paFalkE 0sztsF. Tss Dsaae-
rFErs usl-iiy 20 IAs alssriet Eu4 tie Hs3aTiiy ky
ussek Jsaatcn hs4 boea Ssiss ssslsl 49, ~ = ssa
Isyfss aas saeva easarsl Is sAs esatsss va
T-mF.s b 49, slsets3 By BAT lara has4r@i vssas
>.zos tbts ta,e Iaigs Tsupse has 80 boaz e1sas-
isss fgy say gssasz savs n issn, - Pseaidesiisi
sst;sE e.. ;sls a5asFfet s tss Bal ESvreli TEA Ct
IL tts essvss - lasss al4s ss3 siS3Rsns aPPsa =
f0f lie prsassvslisa * sha FgrsrEmsns. ek1sgtAg
uIsEslsz e. ;ag sa5sss x ths ssAsFs % tbs Bsss4
sas-Fa y@Esy, -sa fssss-ss~g t's tssvvent = Isa-
slz slslsaz SIS ss-s--5sa - tAs SssaAssu s,a.ss
as4 szI x ibs g,ssEti. ass.s va4ss has aasslsts4
Re e,satry Il Is hardly sses@saFy - E54 that
J4sEs Tsa.pia has fSaals@a fs3thfaI 10 tEa loyal
gia5sas Be ttsa made Had be nog 40se - BE-
sgs.d nsi have tssa eg1Has,ssiohea - Gov Br0us-
.sW Ta5zEb toe Jsas- has hcl bsss . pouiicszn
q EEs aas e1eaFi-4 e. sqs5reasi EySiiIgn - sEy
s.ss.sga sEo1.saE iss psA.-e t=IsFv =
D. v aad -, srsa 80 arden. irsaa4 x gas lnya,
stat GgTssaasaI oi TszAssssa AL tas srea. "a
leaAl El.ysy = iss es4atry wa5uh szPpfsss1i axe
rese -alE
N1l~.laslEs.i g tks 5iI sPPslegH4szs gives Hsi-
Te'sa' sslsiag.oa, a. srAEsE sslg az As iatas,isy
za- saasy. Ws prs45s3 ~ Judge Ts@Pistbs har-
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care "a! D. st3s pscIss7sss.r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
News Items.

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saamsr use q shish ia we're fatsI
The RoPs FScs,sy q Lssrsnes Sons 81 vi
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sTPiossd--tHo Of shich we're driven ihroaEA .
bTlek uA 70 distance n siI HUNDRED fest destroy
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a aslck stssis sa4 ieii soma distaaca o. One mas
VS. tille5
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unfinished sossaa vsFs Destroyed By liEhtainz sal
The gaze.
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TgxraH tskta By The Llhsrsh- Gen ConBarisd o.
s-4tei ths imPsfialsts and EsFrsatsFed ths former
city. TIE Fe,stioss II Nstimiilsa sid Marsksl
Bszias ara aaia 70 b friendly.
Casaaa strong 5e@5s Sslas = YESTERDAY we're
go bslss Gold ] aoi. Sterling Il ses sixty days
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kasnc, There ven seven ksndTsd sad sssaty dealhs
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lhnTs are cholera IN private familiss tksf sre
a.. rsPartsd The Bad q Hszgth has sssablisas1
FasFahtias q I've DAYS spoa AL vsSseis arriving
even thgas s,SA clear eil II heath -i b qua-aa-
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sFvsinF Tbs disease = % he iacFuass
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P-sasrls 50 F-sA Husag sufv Eha Easas - Efr-
20, 70 fatal