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DIR. FILTERS
WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY

For kheumatm, Nemalgla, Gout, and Asthma is truly
astonishing The afflicted word Thousands OF sufferers
who have tried everything reluctantly pu chase and
rapidly, TO their wD surprise well and the terrible
lnveterate easily cured 1t 10 be the most
wonder vi remedy known IN the civilized world. Re
memOer, useo nwardly only; contains mercury, col
chicum minerals metals, or anything Injurious. Lately
reduced rom $40 TO 81 per bottle Wananted to cure
every case, the amount paid positively returned; the
Graduate the Univ of ofPenusylvana OF
our Oldest physicians Advice gratis. fcted invited
to call. No. 20 FOURTH Street, be ow Market
Asst OUND1NG CURE OF RdEUM ATISM.
W. c. lost NO. 1885 N Thirt zenith street just
vered from rheumatism and Neura ga suffered many
Yeas; cured by Dr. Filters great Remedy.
MOST REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
20 years; now well. DR. Filters Remedy again.
EXTRA ORDINARY CURE OF BHEUMATTSM.
Robert Tooe No. 430 Wilder street wants the public
TO know that he suffered long time; couldn't move.
cured by DR.. Filters Remedy Perfectly harmless
WONDERFUL. CONRAD L. CLOTHIER,
No. 23 N Water st cured of Rheumatism by three
teaspoonul doses Of DIR. Filters fable rheumatic
ASToNISH NC. ALDt RMAN JOS. H. Comfy,
FranAiold suffered ii years. Cured by one bottle of
DR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, and says to all, get
cured b. usin the Remedy.
MOST WONDERFUL CURE OF NEURALGIA AND
RHEUMATISM
Ever known Mr. Joseph States Andausla, su ffered
alneIime Tried everything. Cured only by DIR. Fit
lers Remedy.
ANoTHER CURE. JOSEPH STEVENS ESQ,
No. 533 Owen street, southwark, who has suffered for
5yeais with Rheumat has been completely cured
by using one-halt bottle of DIR. Filters Great Rheu-
matte Remedy; used inwardly. Depot, No 20 8
FOURTH street Warranted to cure. 81 ws
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INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL for
be week ending November 20, l866:-Barr5ls o.
snnerdne. $3.50; do. rye, 606; total, 1856.
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TRE NEATEsT PRESENT tor ia lady child is
box OF The superior Confectionery made by L. q.
htman & Co., No 3l9 Chestnut street.
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0-E.-eT5 HAINEs BROS PIANOS. (s4see.-ss'srEs
STE y Moderate IN price and as durab' es EY ~
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chesnut Streets. \
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss is found in Ayers Medicines, after frutless
search among other remedies. A word to the wise
is sufficient
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If HE WHO CAUSES two blades of Grass to grow
where but grew before is pubic beneiactor,
then he who places IN the hands OF the public the
means OF curing disease is more so. DIR Humphreys
has been over ten years preparing his Homo opa hic
ST eciics fer the pubic, and has elaborated Ihe
most complete, simple. and successful sys EN-
known for families OF individuals His preparations
have an established and merited reputation. see
advertisement. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
No. $50 bROADMAY. NEW YORK
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/ was cured in three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and
ing, and even threatened amputation. Since my own
sis' skin Disease, Dyspepsia, and other complaints,
have also been perfectly cured L Will cheerfuy
ABRAHAM FLUKE,
No, 1851 Camac street, Phiade, ,phia.
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
s. D. McCa la. master mason, p. G. r. R Spinal Rheu
James Brown, Inflammation OF stomach and Bowels
Henry Roger Neuralgia of the Eye, Twenty third and
Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
Continental bote
William Morgan Kidney Disease and General De-
Marcus D. Wilcox, atarrh of twelve years standing,
Samuel G. Wheeler. Asthma OF ten years standing
Emanuel Rey, AttOrney-at Law Dyspepsia, No. 7O7
Horace c. Wnsow. Weakness Of the Kidneys Frank
ii. c. shurtlef, Cancer in stomach No. s722 Markes
j. Nj Buist rheumatism. No. 1928 s. Broad street
Juoah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 432 Market
Fdward T. Evans. preacher OF the ". E Church. pys
Pspsia o. long standing, Laryngts, and Lumbago No
James Nugen Deafness for slA years, and ringing and
rodring in tte mead Wilmington, Dea ware.
h,mas Harrop, severe diabetes hose Mills, West
George Grant. Rheumatic GOut, long standing, No.
Il Is Chesnut street.
Rheumatism No 1886 Chesnut street
I6waTd McMahOn, Consumption No 1871 Front
Eekst c1ESnc pFonshItis Bro GSnstPsiSn and Con
Char es N. Dayton Paral SIS OF the low,r limbs,
GiTard House. .
harles 4. buckingham Urinary Difficulty, NO 1881
AGuila Davis, Chronic D'arrhea Forrest Holse;
j. j hopes, Iofg standing sciatica, and Enlarged
Prostate GlRnd. Darby township, Delaware county.
wi liam shiNer, Liver Com pI Amt Germantown.
Joseph w FORSYTH, Acute Rheumatism, NO 1872
L Ciouser, General PARALYSIS, No AIS n. Second
EeIy 0, these persons zoe cured in Tess than
UeeE. - - - q. n,,-
teenth street he only houe ia this city Whef our
sSsIcm /, practised. Unprncipled par les In other
Ioeali les who aim TO tleat diseases according TO
eur late discoveries may therefore be regarded with
THYSICIANS AID STUDENTS can enter at any time
for fun Instruction In this GREAT DISCOVERY
)" BOoKs 1e All THE MOST IHPROvEp lNsTRU-
n interesting circular mailed by addressing
DLS GALLOWAY. WHITE lLLES,
No 1880 WALNUr street.
Philadelphia
Consu tation tree. HJwsSm
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LADIEs GO TO g. BYRON MORSE & Co, No 912
and 904 Al eh street, tor your Fed Oysters Cncko0
Salad Coffee and offies.
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RFRouAsIoA1 MI1KMAIps. :

MECHANICAL MILKMAIDs.-
An "Iron seamstress' we all use,
and now are called upon to choose
Milkmaids entirely made OF wood,
Instead OF rosy flesh and blood.
All womankind, perhaps, may bo
Set aside by machinery.
Or, sunk in idleness inert
Have naught to do but talk and firt,
Notice II this mans short or tall,
Or wears the styles of Tower Hall.
WE HAVE Good Serviceabke 0Dercoats as tolD
as rLW
FiaeSt French BeaUer ODercodti
up tO... s......s...s..s....s.s ~ w
And all interUennJ 0rudcS
WE HAVE Good Cashmere suits ioiD -. Is 90
Finest French Cashmere Salts up 10 4j 90
And dll intervening grades.
VIZ HAVE Good Black SUITS as t0i0 as ......., 23 90
Finest French Black Suits up to-. % 90
And all intervening qrGdeS
WE HAvE-in short-the largest, best assorted dnd
most Diete stock Qf Mems. Youths,
and Boys' Clothing in Phitddeiphd--eqHdt
TO any IN the city IN style, make, and JIt-
comprising all Kinds, styles, sizes, 0vd
qualities, adapted to the 20 ants OF all,
and sold at Iotcer prices thin the toDest
elselchere, or the money refunded.
Boh lcdy beticeen BENNETT Co,
SIXTH STs. (5l8 MARKET STREET.
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ALL PERSONS who are fond OF Fine Connections
G. w jenkins No. 1887 Spring Garden street
Voud invite to call and try his stoc6 oI Fme Candies
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and CHoco ate Drops,
which he has constantly hand fresh assoFt
mn
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FRENoH CoooANUT CAKE, original with Morse
& Co. Nos 902 and 904 Arch street.
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THE WORK OF RIGHTEOUSNESS

a Thanksgiving Sermon, Delivered
Before the Congregations of the
First and Third Reformed
Dutch Churches, by the
Rev. J. w. Schenck,
at the Church,
Corner Tenth
and FllbeTt
Streets.
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consu tatIon Tree.

COTTON AND FLAX
OF all numbers and bfQnvh-
r.n Sntuq runk and Wagtn-tsos Tuck Also,
cefer Ma nuiactnr0ls Drier Fets ron ono "a seven
10, w1Se, 0Iujias citing sall TWine etc
GCHN " EVEtiMAN a s'O
Ne iSJnNES nsy
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e-E.=sesEo GEO STnoK 6 Co.'s PIANOS, ess-.ss--e -
TYYE1 At Gould's, fTBV{f
Seventh aud Cbesnut Streets
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No. l124 CHKsNUT SPEET
A beautiful, rich, and varied stock of
LADIES FURs!
Russian Sable, Siberian Squirrel,
Hudson's Bay Sable, Grey Crimea,
Mink Sable, Black Persian,
ChinchIlla, Back Astrachan,
Royal Ermine, White Ango a
"Grebe" Collars and Mufs-a great novelty.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's FANCY FURs!
In all colors and at all prices.
w, Z. CAMPBELL.
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IT, OK A n d LIV Ei
ELECTROPATHY.
DrS, GALLOWAY, WHITE & B0LLES.
THE OLD

MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACHERS oil this new system curing diseases,
would call the attention of the sick and afflicted their
new system of practice, which has eady great
popularity in this city During the past six ears we
ave treated WENTY THOUSARD persons Suffering
nom the various forms of disease (manY of them by
special guarantee, charging thing we ed and
IN almost every case a cure has been effected Read
the following
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MEDICAL.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMEL1i
Or Pain Destroyer,

Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
into general use and favor, without pufnnR n a the
product OF smole sh rub harmless All caaee and AZ
domestic remedy unequalled
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Street, Brooklyn, la0y who has had twelve years
practical acquaintance with the leading Sewing
machines, asser g, IN her examination before The
Commissioner OF Pat ents that the tIrover g. Baker
Machine lie the best, and gives the following
q Among your acquanances who have used the
Grover Baker, aud also other machines state
whether or not the Grover & Baker is in all cases
know n TO ou, prefer cd for family use.
A. suppose have compared my experience with
over five hundred ladies' and never except in one
instance found that they preferred otner mach mes
TO the Grover Baker, when they have tried boh
machines
@ What are the reasons of this preference9 Please
state them uly, and at large.
A. Ihe principal reason, of the main
reasons is Tor the elasticity and durabi ty Of the
stitches the regularity and beauty of the stitch on
very nicely certain kinds OF work that do not
sew vel on others. have never found the fabric
yet that the 0rover BaKer Machines will not sew
in the most beautiful manner think IL does not
tske more than half the time to adapt adjust the
Grover & Baker Machine to different kinds OF work
and 10 Dries, than it does on any other machine 1
think the stitch ls Invaluable to lam hes In furnish
ing a cheap and RAPID mode OF beautiful ornamental.
hoD.
No. 1924 CHEsNUT STREET
All the latest novelties in
FALL AND WINTER CLoAKs
Black Velvet Cloals,
Velvet Beaver CIoaks,
Frosted Beaver Cloaks,
Chinch1la Beaver Cloaks
New styles of Astrachan Cloaks, trimmed with
angola Fringe-Mu6s to match.
W. r. CAMPBELL.
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HOME CERTIFICATES.

the following
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING CURE-AMPUTATIoN PRE-
VENTED.
was cured in three weeks by Drs GALLOWAY and
While OF an ulcera ted leg which caused much suffer-
ing, and even threatened amputation. Since my own
great several OF my friends suffering Neural
gia, Skin Disease Dyspepsia and other complaints,
have also been perfectly cured will cheerfuy
answer the inquiries OF the diseased and suffering
ABRAHAM FLUKE.
No. 1851 Camac street, Philade. .Dhia.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
HENRY C. WHITNEY & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Particular attention giuen to the safe Of lands
in East Tennessee to parties from the North
en States Al persons 0lcning Real Estate
and desiring to make early sales are inUttcd to
communicate nth this office, sending full de-
ScriptiOn, forrest price and best terms. Char
ges moderate, and no charge unless sale be
Effected. We are desiri0uS to open c0rrespon-
dence nth, and secure the cooperation Of Real
Estate Agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands and large tracts of Cheap
Lands aranted for C0IoniStS.
RETEKs to Gov. Brownlow. nov22tf
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HE KNOXVILLE WIG.
Knoxville, Tenn, March z, 1866.
Henry Winter Davis.
By BRowNLow, HAws & CO.

For the memory Of no departed statesman have
greater reverence than that of Henry Winter
wis Looking over an old copy of the Nashville
ess and Times we find a beautiful tribute to his
|mory and unselfsh patriotism, from the pen of
nuel c. Mercer, the elegant scholar and able
ter who conducts this loyal Journal. The clio
sentence Of the extract we publish has reference
John Bell, candidate of the " Union, the Consti-
on, and enforcement of the Laws party. The
lsion to Mr.. Bell was inspired upon perusing an
ack Of this gentleman upon the character of the
arted statesman, through the columns of the
uisville Journal:
lr Davis planted himself upon the rock of eter-
truth, and thre6ts of personal violence, and the
. Tted looks Of estranged friends had no power TO
rive him from his sublime purpose, or shake his
grty. ssHe cared not for opposition, because con-
nee told him he was right, and his peerless wis
and foresight assured him that his principles
e destined TO triumph. Well may berea7ed
rvland stand over the grave Of her Doblest son
eIclaim
" BE was the star Of my nativity
And often marvellousy hath his aspect
Shot strength into my heart
- feel what have lost
In him.
For he stood beside me Ike my youth
Transformed for me the real to a dream,
Clothing the palpable and the familiar
With golden exhala tons of the dawn.
bus might Maryland speak with greater truth
Wallenstein spoke of his friend, and inscribe
the spotless shaft above him:
His life is bright-brisht without spot It was
And cannot cease 10 be-
any lives are nearly twice the length of his but
ss useful and illustrious The closing decade
Inter Davis brief and bright career is worth
than a half century of service in the councils
nation, ended by an abandonment of the ma
IN her hour of grevious danger.
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IoQUENCE OF ANDREW JoHNsoN.-Be-
I've give an extract from the speech de,
ID in this city, in April, 1864, by Presi,
johnson. 1t is truly eloquent.
! y countrymen! my heart yoarns to.
+ YOU; and / am one of you. have
/ ed Wonder mountains, rock-ribbed and
/ NJ in sunshine, in whose gorges, in
caverns your sons, hunted like beasts
fallen TO rise no more. ! do not speak
ese things to draw your tears. 1t is
. be time for tears, but for blows. ]
Of them that l may fit your arms fol-
|querable fight. And l speak Of them
Sc the mountains seem to talk to me
louise is among the mountains, and
h it is not far away, | can not 90 to it
he place where / met and loved her
the mother of my children
| not love the mountains? And i
is to expire, if freedom is to be dcs
! !, if my country, in all its length anC
n, is to tremble beneath the Cypress,
ead, let the flag be planted on yon
heights, and upon it let there be this
#ption: Here is the end of all that is
- the'hcart, and sacred to the memory
IN
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/ NEwsPAPER.-There is no royal road
|ning. The brain, full of knowledge,
activity sends CLEANS of light over
billy pathway, has been acquired by
|lnd constant study Every book and
|aper which the careful or careless
picks up, is filled with the results OF
BUS investigation Take the single
|Pf a daily paper and see in its selec-
Of news, in its editorial leaders, its
ial articles, its reviews, its mere druid
f daily facts, its quips and quiddities,
|ilosophy and fun, how much care and
must have been bestowed to furnish ii
b the regularity of ones meal.
|nakes no pretensions 1t is furnised
|rv man for a fraction of what his ice
one Of the simple luXuries Of his
hold costs him, and yet it is teeming
thoughts which are constantly infu
g his actions, and forming the opinion:
children to govern their after lives
the columns of the daily press come
|atured opinions of the greatest think
|nd statesmen of the Old World and the
Boston Courier.
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DANIEL AINSWORTH 8 CO.,

CHARLES SEYMOUR.
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pr CIaARs Al retail and Wholesale, at Kings
Corner. ,A6ec2n3m
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LODGE Room, SEvIERvILLE, !
Feb. 10th, A. L. $780, A. d. 1866.
q called communication Of Mountain Star
2 No. l97, the follOT&g proceedings were had
HHEREAs The Great Creator has been pleased
hove from the cares and troubles of . transito-
Hstence, cur esteemed and worthy Brother,
bin JAMES A. MONTGOMERY, 10 a state,
|eternal duration, and thereby weakened the
4 by which we are united. Therefore be IT
',odI
That in the death OF Brother Montgomery,
n lodge has lost one of its most worthy members,
. one Of her jewels, and the country one of
hive defenders.
. That We deeply sympathize with the family
! deceased brother in their late bereavement,
at they have the tender sympathy of our en-
Lodge
That the members of this Lodge wear the
badge of mourning for the space of thirty
and that the jewels of the Lodge be clothed
burning for the space of thirty days.
That a copy of these resolutions be furnished
. dow Of Brother Montgomery by the Secrets-
i d that a copy of the same be sent TO Brown
Wing for publication.
NJ. W. MCCowN,
w. c. MURPHY,
J. NJ. HAMMER,
4. RAWLINGS, Secry. Com.
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NYEssEE STATS ZEITUNG.-We learn
great pleasure that the officers Of the
|nessee Stats lettings Company" are
y at work, and will now soon publish
lrst copy Of their paper. Tire enter
e has met with many and extensive
;ulties. But 1t is in the hands of ener-
and intelligent gentlemen, who will
no endeavor to bring into existence
so much needed institution. ga first
German newspaper. Press and Times.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07

|iE Avalanche says prosecutions add
|rength to government" This proposi-
is at least dubious. Prosecutions are
Ig. So-called prosecutions may or NAV
be wrong, but there is not govern
in Europe whose existence don't de-
on the persecution of its domestic foes.
Rximilian did notpersecute the majority
e people of Mexico he would be speed
irled out. The so-called southern con.
racy would not have lasted a month i
|sd not prosecuted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

Correspondence Of the Sioux City Register.
The conduct Of the would-be-man-of-
Law must seem strange to the public,
from the fact that since our discussion
began be has always beaten the devil
round the stump, and eluded, by his
ambiguity to answer any Of my charges.
All now ask Of him is to give direct
answers to the following questions:
lst.-Were you not offered ia Webster
City, Iowa, the sum Of $1,000, to relin-
quish your Sioux county proxy?
2nd-Did YOU not ask the bidder to
make it SO 90 more, and arrange matters
so that you could return in the Ambulance
with the Delegates from Woodbury. Co. ?
The above offer was about $74 Is too
much, es wnnld not have valued your
services worth more than Is cents.
Furthermore, you can attack me as
much as you Please as a citizen, but do
not lolu'e my military reputation Of
which l am justly proud, and which will
stand criticism easier than your political
conduct
You ,'y o traducs me in the papers as
a liar. | care not. | have named you
such in rublic-an! worse yet, to your
face l'r. whom people might think
drare 'ron the perusal of your articles.
hays not tie smallest par icle Of manhood
abnu, you. You run away from little bit
Ct a man. and went home like u whipped
cur.
If yon want TO know the man who
bought you, come yourself to me or send
n friend and YOU will have satisfaction.
As far rs my drinking rropensi,ies are
concerned, waste no time ard give YOUR
self no uneasresS on lhH subject ack-
How Ie,iu" the cnrr- static 9 however, that
drink openly, AID always pay for it.
A REpl BLICAN.
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ne. ASorHER Shower OF MIRRORS F,

nea., AHorHER Shower OF MIRRORS Ex-
rECTfn --Many of our older readers will
drubtlc>s remenbrr tn" great fall Of me
t'ors ia November, 1888, aud the grea,
excitement and wonde, produced by that
startling aud extraordinary event On
this c,asion. from O'Clock till broad
daylight, the sky being perfectly serene
aud cluud'esa, the whole heavens wr,e
lighted with a magnificent and imposing
display Of celestial fireworks. This dis
play was sem all over North America -
4 si'nlar display was seen BY Humboldt
comparison Of the cpochs Of appearan T.
Of these yrt at showers has led to the dis
covery that they are periodic. their re-
turns being separated from each other by
a third part Of a century, or some multi
pie Of this period, aud ar. periodical APP
rearances Of one grand me'eoric shower
PsuG Newton, Of Yale college, who has
devoted much time to the Investigation OF
the periodic character OF these showers,
finds that prodsious Aigh. of meteors,
the mast imposing Of its kind, will make
is appearance, probably Cor the last TIM
in this century, on the mor4ing OF thu
18th or l4th Of November next Ouiy
Is OF these graf showers are recorded
between the years 903 and 1898 Such
a rare phenomenon awakens deep in i.
terest among all classes of persons Pre-
paratons to observe this sublime srecta-
Gle, for scientific purposes. have already
cAmmencei in Europe. Let no one for
s~t Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Nu.
l3 aud II.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22
TIRE DEAD SOLDIER.

Translated from the German Of J. @. Seidi, by r
r. Frohock.
The most precious tears those with which
Heaven bedews the unburied head Of a soldier.
oliver Goldsmith
Upon the distant, war-worn field,
In death a soldier sleeps,
U6"umbered, overlook ed no page
His noble record keeps
Aud Generals. with cross and wreath,
Ride by him up and down,
Nor think tina, he who bravely fell
Is worthy Of u crown.
For many a hero falls the tear,
Or an anxious quest is beard
But for that fallen soldier
Is neither tear nor word.
There sits at fall CT evening,
In his home far 0 err the plain,
A father full Of anxious dread,
And Gays 81 fear he's s'ai" !"
There sits a weeping mother,
And sobs aloud "Help, Heaven.
To US he has announced himself,
The block stopped at eleven!'
A maiden pale. with steadfast gaze,
Looks through the twilight din;
"And is he far away, and dead?
My heart ne er turns from h,m T.
Three souls. with deepest anguish filled
Their tears to Heaven commend,
For him who far awav lies slain,
Th" soldier and The FREUD.
Ard H,v,, ,koso b,,r,cl, +n,r, Jx,I,
Upon a rlonGl+,s breast, take
Ant bear them 10 the distant field
Where the soldier LES at rest
And pour them from :hc cloud as dew
Upon the hero slain:
That he 40 more unwept may lie
Upon the dis ant plain
-P0stDn Transcript
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

:9~ SALE OF P,Bilr LAMPS .-On the
29th Of October next about 900, 900
acres If lands will b" >T'rrd at public
sale at the land "tIice in this city. Four
thousand acres will oe offered at Council
Bluffs, October l>,, aud 25S 900 acres at
Fort Dodge, October 18Th These lnn's
comprise some Of the hest in I'll" State
and their offer at public sale presents an
excellent opportunity to person. desiring
land % secure choice selections.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-22

DU City Supervisor Chamh-rlin is
doing coed work in laying d.,wn new
sidewalks on the eastern part of Tonrth
street. The walks on Douylas stree, are
badly demoraized aud should he recon
structed. Travelling on these walks on a
dark night is discourneing business,
nnl"ss accompanied ty sure fonted
"Mus es" 10 lead the way.