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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

ST.. Louis, Saturday, Sept. 8, .. m.

d. A<oSls oAtuIueyf ccpi. q, y. Ii.
DEAR Carr:
We babe you "good morning" with little
previous consideration, Thursday morning,
and sought quarters on board that favorite OF
the public and our own, the ANDY johnson. I"
Onr friend Ben. CLARK, most genial and best
Of Clerks was At his post. but Captain HAaRY
BaoLAsKI had remained in ST. Louis, con.
idinz to another the care of bis boat. Al
this other, waa Captain j. A. Affords, one
Of the oldest, best and most experienced OF
the boat masters Of the line, those going on
the trip we're in safe hands. Early In the
fornoon slight rsin set in which continued
the greater part Of the day. At Quincy We
tere Transferred with vast deal Of 6fher
chsttel and cattle property to the elegant
steamer Lucy Bertram, TO be taken to- ST.
Louis, the steamer Andy returning TO Keckuk
to commence there its excursion trip.
Nothing noteworthy occurred in the day
and nigh, of travel. The drirzling rain came
unsteadily down and the heavy cloud folds
drifted low over river and country, making
the occasional passing boat that We would
paas, - it emerged from the mist and fog,
look like
Ia painted ship
Upon . painted ocean.
So We sat upon the lee side OF the good craft
aud watched at inte rvals above, about, be-
low-clouds, land and river. and then read
with special reference to these radical times,
"FeliI Holt, the Radical" Of the latter We
attempt no critique now.
Before We leave the boat there is one thing
more E. W. MEDcALF and ARTHUR NAT
son are pilots on the boat; Mr.. SAsrokp u
Chief Engineer. Thoroughly well they fill
their places and discharge important trusts.
Yet Engineers and Pilots arc most frequently
ommifted in newspaper articles.
All through the day ceaselsssly,
eli through the night sleeplessly, stood the
pilot At the Wheel following the torturous
channel. By day and by night glowed the
furnace. and under the waschfal Eye Of the
engineer the powerful machinery kept COM
slant accurate working. Pilots and engi.
neer are not the only men their duties not
the only important action unnoted By the
great mass most concerned How often the
mind-guides above, and the potent, VIOLENT, |
moving force below bear on surface level
humanity, needless and clarifying self, to
re sults which shsy would never have reached
but for the guides and movers.
This Saturday morning opens pleasantly
|or The dsmonstration Of the day; wherein |
he Conservatives and rebels Of this city are
o receive and Slosifl our AosEs- Ths nAa>
dy johnson" and tSs sttendant packets
receive him II Alton this morning, and then |
followed by . Aeet Of thity4sis stssmers
bear him past the city to CarondoIet, and
then returning he win be taken through the
principal ssxssts, 70 be glori6sd u The faith. |
fol, resting u last IN the rooms prepared r. |
HIM in the hotsl whore " nov WRITE
[ndsll. Grsaa preparations are making for |
Asfssspisa. " 49, ssssptien ~ viii
MN 20 adAee. SIN. c.
H. 4
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Rssay Of
Warning and Instruction for yonur Men. Also Diseases
and Abuses which pro.trsse the vital pows with
neans ofrslis nj frs q charge IN ssaisa letter -
ssaepss- Aaarsss u. J. skfLLIH HoU0R7oN, H.
ard Association, PhiladsspAta, "a
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A CROWN or lLORY.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA.

Wiling 70 fecommspd H. Thfee y1axu 0f rapidly h
<ssssaG sale have msAs ~ Anhr ~ iasasss ~ ovs
the world.
1T II w WARRANTED TO PLRAsR.-
II cure. itching Of ths Head.
II make Mes Hair gyos on Bald Hssds
II pr~vsuts the Hair. from Falling Ont.
Itreedsrs H. Hass eoh and oiossy.,
olssass the ssaip; Oools the Hessed Brow; Rsosv
DAaAfu1; o1rss ussvess H+~AscAs: Curss ns,dss
Insurss Lgxuriaut LocAs Tsrlines Hal TO Curl; SUP
ssAN ~; Kills Aalr n.ssn 0ssd eject sSpsrsss .
once. Sc
TO THE LADIES WEE SAY,
he Anbrcsis viii suit you to Z. Elegantly pvt sp
Dsiicatsly Psrfuned Pstronised BY Opera Hngss aD<
Aetressss Sold In splendid boxes cartoss costsAs
fps tvs largs bptsIs-No fer narning No. ] as
evening.
THEIRS 70 NO 0ISTAKE ABOUT r..
efyRLIN8'e ANBRO8IA IL the hest most Agreeable
and effective toilet In the world. To prove th, my
carton.
Sold BIZ Dragsi.n,
BlessihGr Anhrssia nsH sfaeflFfnE~Csnpan
AIS Fulton Street, view York.
oetl7-dAvly
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Sifst nktztsAS
JAS =. WILSON, ofJe1srssn County.
eseond ptatyis4y = -. Ia
HIRAM rAIcn, sesas ceunsy.
~
Fhira psstslct.
WIN. b. ALLISON, Dubuqus County.
RoHrth Dstrtict
WIN. LOp0MAIDan. Mshaska ossnty.
YIhh District,
GEN. 9. n sDpDaE, PstsAwattanie C.
Sixth District,
A W, Hu UDARD, W ssAbuvy County,
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Judicial District, Nominations,
NM POLICY. IN 1864.
Andrew Johnson Fayon Coniixatiou.

AuulrW dunnSun -rdN0h tOHHNduOh.
Treason must be made odous and traitors must be.
punished and fnpovsnshea- Their great plsssanons
must ts seized and divided into small farms and sold 70
honest, industrious men,
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4. M. r. q NJ 81 r.
R101
1868. Gt0stTsSS T6sse 1856.
o. as1 sn<r fussAy, Aassh M. ssasas sfn rus
fbliovs:
LKAYE KKOKUK.
LIT rratn--1.i5 A. Y. daily. except Sunday.
"a TRIM LOOP II

ht rratp--7.fb A. n dsily, except sunday.
"a Train -A0oP H. !.
LKAY1 TURf AADgoN
"A frai.-Aas 4. =: daily. szssps MoSdsy.
I'll frsss-io3O L. n.
1hs ~ srainvfi csnsses II sokak WITH eAs Ksohuk
SD -. 1o1ss naek - 49, pss ADjsA vsjssk Nsssd
ms Let srsa. tsssins KsskAA sst NorsAss
kns Packet conpany's boats II FORT nsdsoE, aakias
surs ecnnsettcus With Railroad 1t Dnrfn3tos, koeh
IMaD1 asA Dsssapevt.
n 9Th train, tssving Pert MAdiscs akes Ssan
viii th< De- A0Sss Valley slsrnocn train Snd tie III
~ 6cmfhsrn fUvs md 0rest Wsstsvp n n
neas1 ~ al Dslafs fDs SALE By agents q o0ess
~ osa1aay. lneAlsi J-W. oGD4 I, see'y.
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In. WILsoH's APP01HTMEnrs.
HsH. JAM ,. Nf.sss, Aessb,is.n s.sSld.ts for O..
ss. viii address the people ct the following tine ~.

ss VII address the people Of the following tnss md
Deansrk Thussday. espt 81 at9pm
Big aognds Friday, Sept IN, at 3p m.
Iu.asstcss kssaiy, ~. 10, &Ihp..
Dodgsville, Tuesday. Sept. II, n pm:
xoauth, wsdnesday sept Il, at1pm
psnyiHs, Murray ,sept Is, = 2pm.7
Hsv Lcnasa, Yrsday, esSt. IL, at4pa
NJ fisae.nt as1rhls sspA Is. ssIpm.
6iocnnsld. TasAayl eept. ls.stlpn-
AsossqsA, Wssnssday, Dsp< ~. pm.
oas nseetnsa VII b an2ossosd sse n. wiisoa n
duty Of sivlns Nps nosss q Ne abass nsssisea end
making I'll necessary Arraagsasnt tAssssos.
3. oRABn,
ohszfuaa Con. LIST Cong Dist
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- ~ H8W10 A0A -
Jssfed Ssses u 4m1foa Ssa1<yr Dss1sio~ Of Essea
PETER MELEyDY, United States
naf.h.i ~ q Stats q Ie&. Do h~r.sy siv. p~b
lie posie< thst n ~ ~ she unised sts4a asis
Any bsaheas " corn MOOD It. a - II ssa9sre
and fsfsturs, usdar Act sfcengfs, did Do the 2S,h
day ofJuns, isos II the city Of xeotnh, LIZ eouny
Iova attach End tss> ists y rousss, ~ ass essso
dy. Afy tsshsh ~ corn Ds. 6ry bsshes of re nsaI
1nyase busheis Of rys, hundred bnshais Of corn
eight pounds Of hofs pair larg- platform scales.
soAH ~, oae grssAsecne, aess so4 ess-sissh bs~
rsas Of hiyhv wines. - Auks, enrs seAaa ~
etns ard boiler. still tub anA vprn. one ash tuh
pair burrs. oar Nrnentinx tabs. SuDAr1 garfses
I'D k<ita-
A. AIS give pssste sotscs thss Ii. tin s.sx.sa
Tor the p turn Of aid warrant the It'll 4sy Of Ar
temb~v, 1855 and hereby sdmonsh and sunsons al
pssssos camisg sny iotA ct In DE I'D any bushels
eusn nesi, r. e. " hpewtAg - AssinG aaythnx 70
~ vhy the yAe skcud h eps1. aaed sed sold 70
ths deaasd q 80 ib<yas mat shsy - Sp1Hp-
psss tvfcss shs ssid Dsrss Ccr Sor ~ District 81
lova ., return tsrn, to b. b~Fan and bodsa ~
Hstrie, Court rom, the ith day Of seps afoys-
said is5S ss Keeah, H. ssust. Io~s 10 saii Dstret
said axt nsmed Day, when and sbere sid viii
b. Asard tec sad hrs 10 intespuss their claims a,d
said ibsl sad nAe their ass&ens In thaf b.
half PETER MELKSDY, q. NJ
aaxi7dl&f By n. FULTON nsDuty.
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Gov. wn. II None Win ASdr,,, sA. p.oo,. Of rsr
upon the possseai Issues Of shs DAY Il IN. ss,,sv,,.
GMa1p4tass.vAi fs
$500: -, ~. ~. =. IA i; : & 3 :;
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Committees u ths ssvsrsl eos,4ias ~ r,assssse h
- ell s6s isesi arsagsnnh ~ ths A<e1dno, In
rs'ssosivs ccuhsis. NE. cnR
chairmAa Asp. State connisss
HON. h sfIIrs Reoueliean c,,A,A.x. q.
r ksp1sx, viii cd r. . sAs psss,s Of Io... = sAs
sslisving anss and plse ., viz;
BiconAeld, e~pt. 10th, aap.n.
Osnt.sv,lls, Bert.i,th at1nm
OoFydon, 6epI 18th, nj q n ~
Chsrton, sept lsns At2pn
osceoaa Sept 14tl,- o Sp.n.
anon. ssPt. 18th, ~ p a.
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gontsnsiie, Sept 18th, Al 3 o. m.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

ceIaA7EA sHDnAflC sRekIA slB soAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Otis In sonbisstion With Glyesrfns,
and especially designed for the nss Of Ladies and or
the NurAsry. Its pssssns b exquisite, asd ~
Ing properties unrvallsd. Tor sale BY al druggists
s,hI1dAuls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

rps Sscsssny d s&ass,
COT. I'D WRIGHT, % Cedar cs.
~ Nsa6ss>r 4 sesss,
MAJ. sAM.A&apAHKIH - wasAinstsn.
For Auditor Of etass
1UANs ~ n Nitohsn O..
s-.sss.- Pr AttQrsy esAenl.
For RssSGk Of ksenss IAsA.oAes,
CsLsc. 9, CA1RENTER. ~ Wsbstss CD.
yos Reporter q III. cpse
Z. n. gTMEs, - WaRs1ls Co
1HsssaaaDs - eupru.s ossss
Capt. eHAs. L. .LIHDERMAN, ~ Page.
80
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Congressional Nominations.

Chairman State Central Committee
NJ. T.. QUITS, or Mentssuna.
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n 4Ae ~
a llsscas;ss Jss1 ~ tlasetap
%. 1I ariai1alls soi1tp wortIiAs
a|6e 6npaigQI lid viii Wake s}sS1
= " ~ - rsa l DiSsn{s =
~ 0s- Hi aqrs( gre
doss 81 Sp;sh feather asSinst his sa1aSss
- |csuse of loyalty and equal rights.
u. Mln6sll il IN effective speaker and We
ue15G1sfaRAe1naU&hat - j. aoaiaG~ siata
this canvass With bold determination to
light II out on that line" "a "a
.~-W>1eva aes.sslias e UainsaEaAa,
held their session q Dubuque on TharsdAy
Is friday nflAss sssa- 90 siAl
There srs NOW daily Republican papars
10 every Congressional District in lows,
except tls Gxfh. a W. 6rst are III Keokul
Gate Cstg and Burlington Hark- Eye; in the
second shs Davenport GdsAts snd nsseeade
Josysoly ip the third, the Dubuque Times
in ths fourth. the ottgmwa Courier; in the
9th, the State Rsgistsr and Council Bluffs
Nonp2riel.
ran named Brown wss stabbed IN
sslsoa Il Daxsnport on Saturday evening
'lass b : MAJ named BsombAek. who ~
arrested and safely lodged in jsil....-Ou Sss.
Essaey night, in Davenport. > party Of hneg'
lars effected - sass6cs LINES the new grain
house Of Carls / Wsiss, BY raising one o. the
rear sisj9y6 TAs eosnting room door VA
anlocksd- fAa bsssl.sa, e9er breaking opsnl
draa A1et spole npSi
sucpso1a d n3tsf6anS spueRlAisS 60 ten
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

All ecroeulous pstsons suffering from General
Debility. Emacisti0n, Dyspepsia, and DrOpsy o
she limbs, abdomen, and in the female. Dropsy o!
the ovariss and wounds, generally accompanied
with lnaamation and liberation Of the Uterus.
are permanently cured by Const tuition Life Syr:
~. The disease known q Goitre Or 6weIled
Neck. the Lif. Syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should b taken for sO,ne tiane, = the
disease To- xcesdingly chrooic an stubborn, asd
will not be removed without extra effort.
runors Of The Ovaries, Tumors Of the Breast.
and swelling Of other glands Of the body will 81
completely reduced without res0rtisG 70 III
knife. Of Operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

.h
Every family q this seasoa, sAUsl1 re
SPEER'S SAMBUR0 PORT WINE
Cslsoaied n E.rcpe sot ~ s.satcn:l ga nsnsGss
ID HusOpean and American nprlnlA end by sosns =
the 1rul families in Europs ard Amsrtts. -.
md building up the ayslcn. 6sing sissly pars wi.e
a DiUREi1t-ii imparts aheaithy .cs:or efsts
Glands, kidns,r and Urinary Org.ns very DcneheiAm
Drutny, GOut ard ltheunaec af!scthoA d =
SHEt;R's WINE Il I pure article from ihc Jvsc9
the For Grape. pueesssing medtceI pruyritirr supC
ri0r 10 euy oder wine In use, ano ~ excellent hIntn
r iii weak md dshiitslad psssoac and the AGED eng
nart. improving tas avpstiAs 80 beasiianI I'd'ss
~ unce. md you viii ~ - dsceive6
~ " sure tss signature u AARnxD SSggS > OVER
cbsk Of each bottle.
Nd b. drugRises and al nrst c1a1s dealers wr0 49,
eeIl Tho CASTEll.A POltT brandy, choice 90
ariiclc imported only BY Mr.. Spssr direct hSsn e
~ iisas sappls.s n ytol.e,e asngsist, T. Esw
YORK DOston Philadelphia ard D. Lynir. Ard w =
4. SfEKK. Il MI Vineyard y New Jcncy. frtnd.
vi ofics, - Bsoadwsy, New YMa, s~.o~e
rur sale 10 Davenport by HARRISON q 6JAn.Ss
Wh0lesals md Rst6l1DU4ni96. ycylcIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

- NJ ~ nng ytss fSlstAs
! ! ! ]! 8 !: ] .
~ : = ~ seal'ae go -
wsse iSS1sssiy ssesilssee g. :.
sssA siss,Aas, hahiar - -. = - -
= "a - prsasss - q sssss'.ssl.e&
i.~.--ns1aa:a Cosstipsisa. 49, sfasaays
~. i. ~. s.eIi q ~ task--oa - eaalv -
49, I. heonA. Csssslss1ssa -. ....s.
CIss0ss ssAsssaes - 49, ses :
Pea Ofnss Dsxs 49, ~ -
ausweFed. ...
pa-Am b.e,ssss stsistly sssaasstial ~.
A.. 49,. - 4 4. q. until . .. = Sssooooosf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Ep,leptic Fits, Sympsahetic or Orsanic Dis
eases Of the Heart = pslpitatiou, Disease q the
Valve I pseAseing . grating 6llng sound, Drop
~ Or ellsas Cass. and ~ the ssstisnso u tata
importsst Organ, (psrsons saDsgtng ifoo I. ~
seute pain il The region Of the .beart) Will y
sssally relieved by Ceestitutioe LtSsSyrur
Droken Devn and 1elicats Constitution
Suffering iron lndispos,tiOn 70 Exestisn. Pail
10 the BSek, loss 81 Msmory. ForebodsDgs, Hee
ror Of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimsese o
visieu. Hot skin and Extremities. West o
Slssp. Restlessness, Pale. AagG1saCosnsenanee
qsiret The IL efths Consaitatisa li6s Qrrsp. =
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4 village - sess seassea q Claeh NM,
johnson county. Ts5 ~
The spring vtsat d rsttswaGta~is eoss .
y = " and Asusishiae. @s
! Jss BAugh. wriliag -Aa--ihs NseSsssi,
|Isspssssss ~ hslie6sehaAa Nhiaop IN tias
Iwill (Bss god . p,sssss Csssell DloGSi
xtndss. eostiss . .hsssaad ds'lass, ~
49, sreessd svsr Lick Greek, On The Biz
1itoh sa asd Kssaanqsa rosd. secs
De church buiiding. and probably NJ
eeaAsA. siu b erected - Js0sssss II.
ring ths present ssaeea..
The sicus Nst~ Rxstset, " the sist.
etases thas he Missouri River q that peiat
y higher thaa It 49, bssa ksoWn since
lss7. Boating up stream u di6Ieult. and
esoello0 impsnct1eable job.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

u the only pbysicisn . : Spes-
islise nv . C6icsgo that ces bs
snttfe1y reliAd npOb. 90 70 r;A,
and not suAer disease 10 rensin u
your system, disHguring youf fset
ssd body. besideh dsstfIyise yocf
happineee snA future p Sfpects "
tie. He has 0ssle Fa'vA,s -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

MeAsUnensss ~ conn n Sps CR1D. AT
tcr ssvelmsk she corr, multsplv the length
end bsesdth Of the house together, and the
product BY the depth. which win gise7the
subic feet Of bulb Of corn then divide the
of.t product bv swelve, and the quosent will
b. the number Of barrels Of shelled corn
ee~tainsd N the house Or crib. III there be
remainder after the division, II will be 20
many twsifths Of barrel Of shelled corn
ever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

-. -.
1me 1Den4 kGn ~ 0HDR00
- 14 ],
Nh 1A0DD GA n VII
! HsnHnNn~sU 1n16 GSoGHOHn - m0nna
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II - eee0o, M)O o. 0u18 49, 0D0UQuuu
49, sf01sae nl1A ellSVll4 S11G1u1Gl1. q
CA914DNS
- ~ AeaA1 pn1ee - y rumaow -
- HUT Thru MONTHS q HegnnR = 81
I III ~ - UBo1D0DA ~ e - 80 -
- -. !
49, - IQvN0 - 0pDo) ANoce1nnok HnHon
09oa4 ltnhoS Ia1(gpe 0o0l1ge4 e8oeoqA -
04c1 q - Bonge 6yeeq3gDl - W1oooA - ~
- caro veeaan 00oe 0oonn NV olp9 -
eI!aoe powerful ssnc4y, - - e1al1n lsu1, -
80 acdnnv. - 0y0ng AareAl = - ouall19r
~. Pan elfseliu4 h ~ .peape,st esean6 60
toe1gs wAieA e1pql4 y elel!sl1 pNlgvol.
SOLD ~ ALL DNU0to1g
Jot EOq1s q Coartlaa1 61rss1, Nv Yssk
I1-4 - e.selge saa.ps eseIssa = - =
W. y I'm nall. nsvAlAM1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

(ass: Gs..::eIs s ! !: =
|sss. M. So
|ASss Ahss = - 60, z. |,
|iissssl assa'A y .sScS,,r.,
|nses - 1'':@iyy 80. ,
fe0ss - leo s,Astsh.s
Wyeo haNeosAsn 49, i
-. 1910. n .....
,i8Fgt GHY -
's1sss's -: y: e. ~ - -
lWoo RAeOn ass6 y Boa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
Constitution Life syrur-
Cares all Swelllnx q the GLANDS

Either ofths Fsee, Nsck, or Fesnals Breast, asd
should b taken o soon q the swelling u detect
I'd, thu pssvestine their breaking, and predcc-
ing troublesome Disehatging sores. which dia-
agnre - many of the younger portion Of the
community. from six 10 twenty years Of age.-
from ths Ears, which depends upon Scrofnl0uS
constitution. These cases soon recover BY tekin
afew dooes Of the Life syrup.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11
OBITUARY.

At his residence In Franklin township, jackson
county Ohio October 3D., 1866, CAPT. JAMES H.
NJ PERRY, aged 80 years, 8months and 22 days.
The deceased was born in Washington county,
Pennsylvania, but In early childhood emigrated
with his parents to jackson county, Ohio. In
1861 he enlisted as private soldier in the 18th 0.
V. NJ, (three months,) and was distinguished for
bis bravery aud soldierly conduct at Glennville,
West Virginia.
In 1862 he was mustered Into the service as Or
defly Sergeanti in Co. c. 10th o. V. Cav, and re-
ceived, successfully the ranks of End Lieut., 1st
Lieut., Capt. R. @. NJ. and Capt. A. Q. NJ.
He was with Gen. Sherman throughout his
great Southern campaign. At the close OF the
war he was mustered out Of the service and re-
turned to his family. On the night of the oath
ut. he received mortal wound by jumping from
q hay-mow and falling on the end of fork-han-
die which he had thrown down, and which was
sticking In the ground. After little more than
nine days suffering, which was borne with unparal
lelcd fortitude his spirit passed away to the Spirit
Land. When told by his physician that he must
die and not live, he meeky resigned himself to his
fate and met his last foe with Christian fortitude
excelled by none and equaled by few.
lie leaves wife and two young babes, besides
A large circle of friends and relatives, to mourn
IN cir loss but not as those who mourn without
hope. for he left bright evidence that his spirit
has zone to dwell with Christ, CIV
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WORKS OF NATURE.-In

state of health the intestinal canal may be COM
pared to river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improve their qualities; so long as
it runs on smoothly the channels are kept pure
and healthy if the course of the river is stopped
then the water in the canals is no longer pure, but
soon becomes stagnant. There is but one law of
circulation in nature. When there Isl superabun-
dance of humoria fluid in the intestinal tubes, and
costiveness takes place, it flows back into the
bood-vessels, and infltrates itself into the crcu-
lati0n. To establish the free course of the river,
we must remove the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams
With the body, follow the same natural principle
remove the Obstructi0ns from the bowels with
BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which never injure, but
are always effectual for the perfect cleansing of
the system from fOuness or disease. Remember,
never suffer drop of blood to be taken from you.
Evaeuate the humors as often and as long as they
are deranged, or as long as you are sick.
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in
the Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists.
Sept 49, 1866,-1m
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Words of Vital Interest.

VIII the thousands who read columns of frvO-
lous verbiage every day devote ige MINI es to the
perusal of few facts which concern them nearly2
Our text is Health, and we will put our commen-
tary into a nutshell. Weakness is indirectly the
cause of all sickness for If nature be strong
enough to resist the morbid influences which pro
duce illness, of course they are powerlcss. Seek
strength, therefore Invigorate and regulate the
system. When the quicksilver ranges from so to
SO degrees in the shade, the most athletic are en-
feebled and the weak are prostrated. 1t is at such
time that such an invgorator as HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS is urgently needed. What
arc the effects of this rare Vegetable Tonic
Would that all who have known its benefits could
condensc their experience into this paragraph.
They would tell the healthy, to protect their
health they must use this great safeguard against
the facilitating influences. They would exhort
the weak to discard oil unmedicatcd and impure
stlmuants and cling to this wholesome and un-
failing tonic and Alternative as the shipwrecked
mariner would cling to a raft in stormy sea.
They would, of dyspeptc pangs relieved ofappe-
tite restored, of shattered nerves re-strung, of
headaches cured, of disordered functions regulat-
cd, of hypochondria dssipated, of miasmatic dis
eases bafled, of fever and ague cured, of liver
complaints arrested, of heat, privaton and toll de-
fed, of hope re-animated, and cheerfplncss res
tored. Such are the effects of H0STETTERS
BITTERS.
Sept. 20, Is66-1m
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MARRIED.

On the 4th Inst, at Winchester, by Rev. l.. A.
Atkinson, Mr.. DEMISG HosKISs, Of PIqua, Ohio,
and Miss AMARYLLIs DIoKAsoN, of Winchester.
On the same day, by the same, at the American
House, Jackson, o., Mr. FRAEcIs NJ. MoLEs and
Miss MARGARET ]. JOHNSON, both of jackson
county.
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Riley Corn J. p, Mr.. GEORGE W. Will
cox, OF Gala county, Ohio, and Miss JAEUsHA
LoSd, of Jackson county, o.
On the I'd inst, at the residence of the brides
father, in Liberty township, Jackson Co., by Rev.
L. A. Atkinson Mr. JOHN d. McCoMB aud ELIZA
BETH X. ONsToTr.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. l.. A. Atkinson Mr..
HARRISON L. NIcKELL and Miss HENRIETTA LIy-
INGsToY, all of jackson Co., o.