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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12

ATTENTION SoLDIEs II! - MORE
BogNTIEs by late law of Congress, all
Soldiers who have not received bounty equal
to $3.50 per Month during the time Of service
In thu army or navy, are now entitled TO that
amount. 'Jgf .r. Oh ufpn .lr....a!
I.wil ettend to the collection of these claims
for al who may favor ne with call. -.
jeff s1 Z. "A. BRATToN, McAithur, o. "
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THANKsLTo Hon. lei. s. Bundy,
N. G. for public documents received.
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Hon. JOHN SHERMAN will accept
eur thanks for favors received d,Iisi, 511f
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To the People OF YintoH
COunty! z 2. n
Champion, ( gopya',t't
.3C sr.yt. Ia s.-r,,,.,J iirgd .ff. 7.l -
PATENTED AUGUST %, 1865. I.
Loom Complete for $50.

7 AN exclusive owner Of the right TO manu-
facture and sell the above Loom in Vinton
County. Specimens can be seen OF all times at
the residence of James Robbins, one mile east
Of Macarthur. purchased this loom in March
last and Immediately constructed one, which
has given the most complete satisfaction. Per
soma having weaving to do, will consult their
owE interests by calling and seeing this loom;
and examining specimens of its production.
n II will weave Satinetts, Cassim3rs, Ridged
Plain, Cloth, Seamless Sacks, &o,, ~ '-..T
The capacity OF this loom, for ease Of opera
ton, speed, &C., is equal, II not superior to any
yet invented 1t only needs to be seen to rec
ommend ITSELF n26w5 JOHN ROBBINS
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IL L N G'S
V VEGETABLE AMBROSE
is THE MIRACLE OF TIE AGE.

GRAY-HEADED people have their locks re-
u stored by il to the dark, lustrous, silken
tresses of youth, aud are happy
Young people. with light, faded or red hair
have these Questionable colors changed to a
beautiful auburn, and rejoice .
People whose heads arc covered with dand
ruff and humors, use IL, and have cleaE coats
and clear and healthy scalps .....
Bald headed Veterans have their remaining
ocks frightened, and the bare spo covered
with u luxuriant growth of hair, aud dance Tor
Young gentlemen use it because it is richly
perhmed ,..- '-.',.' -
Young ladies use it because it keeps theil
hair in place .i.,t..... I,,.s.... = 7''.
Everybody must and will use IL, because It is
the cle0nest and best article in the market
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12

The attention of our readers, is
directed to the advertisements of the Gin
cinnati Furnace Company, in another col
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12

Misunderstood that several fights
came off at Prattsyille, on the Fourth No
doubt these were caused by the parties i'm
bibing too strongly Of the spirit ofour pat
riotic sires ofT6,-or the spirits Of 'GG,-one
or t'other. ..,..,....I ..-.-..'.'. y.
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Notice.

Those knowing themselves 10 be indebted
to the firm Of w, E. & A. W.! Bratton, for
subscriptions, job work and ADVERTISING, are
requested to call at my office, adjoining the
Record Office, and settle the same without
delay, otherwise their accounts will te
placed in the hands ofan officer for col
lection. go, A. w. BRATT0N. %
June 2l.5W. .-,--.---- -I- =, ~
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See card of Capt. II. @. JONES,
Attorney-at-Law and Claim Agert. The
Capt. has his shingle out, q good ''oak
single, =, the boys say, at his new office,
Logan street North of ]. X. WINS resi-
dence.g Give him call il you have any.
thing in the way Of law suits, or claims
against the Government. ..t,.:....,
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DAILY ENQUIRER. 1


"''' DAILY .,ENQUIRER. slev.l
One year, payable in adv ance, .!.."$19,oo
Six months, payable In advance, -. 49,. 500
Three months, payable in advance -. -. i8,2s
One month payable in advance, -" ,....,g las
1SEMl-WEEKLY ENQUIRER.
One copy, one year -. .....I..- '.E.S4,00
One copy' six mOnths,' .....-:.. 500
~, WEEKLY ENQUIRER. .'rma,
Single copy, one year,. 49,. .!!.-"& 1900
Single copy, six, months ...,.rc, !...,.ii ,aS
Ten copies, one year, with an addit- ~
.g. ioonal copy to getter up of Club, = 1000
Money may be sent at our risk by Express,
I (2repaid,) or in registered letters By mail. For
sums over ten dollars sent by mail, drafts or P.
o. meney orders should be procured. Address,
tt.a ID FARAN u MCLEAN, i
a'-- O. sH9iIn1 CINCINNATI o.
Specimen copies sent on application jsl4ts
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Macarthur Grain Market.
New York Produce Market,

Reported by FENTON, ,FITzeERALD q TRACK,
Strictly Porduce Commission Merchants, No.
8S, Whitehall st. N. Y.
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ATTENTION 400 DOLLARS BoUN-
TY.-I wish to, say TO all, Veterans that can
now get you each One Hundred Dollar Bond +,
for your credits as Veterans tc your respective
Townships. Attend to this at once. 80 jar I.
je7H Z. A, BRATToN, Macarthur, o !.
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County Examinat,isonpIs,..

County Examinations. 5-''
THE Board Of School Examiners Of, ,yinton
i County will hold but one meeting in each OF
the summer months, viz: upon the Hrst sstir-
day in June. July and August, iAsstingsrat
june7ms .J.J. MCDOWELL, Clerk.
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The absence of the editor will
account for the lack Of local matter this
week. In the meantime we, the ''deyil,n.
being promoted in his absence to the posi-
tion of Sub-Local, have searched the re-
cords In vain for an item, if we would en-
tirely Ignore certain little slanderous, re-
ports In circulation in reference to a mat
ter not altogether suited tothe delicate ears
Of the reading public.aa I'VE would say,
howeverthat ifthe CONSTABLE had but done
his duty, all might now be ''quiet onr'
Main street. H.,...r.
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= ONE off, the earliest French
princes being too indolent or too
stupid to acquire his alphabet by
the ordinary process, twenty-four
servants were placed in attendance
upon him, each with a huge letter
painted upon his stomaeh; as he
knew not their names he was OBJ
llged to call them by their letter
when he wanted their services,
which in due time gave him the
requisite degree ola literature for
the exercise Of the royal functions.
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Manhood; how Lost, how RESTORED


~ TUST published, % new edition of
~ ~ 81 DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated Es-
, say on the radical cure (withous
9medlcine) Of Spermatorrbea, or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Sentinel Losses
impotentcy, Mental ;and Physical Incapsoity,
lmpediments torrnsrria9e, etc.; also, Consump
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self -indul.
gence or.sectual extravaganza. 90; ,,.., ,.fy,
=, % Price in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author IN this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from tfiity years sue
cessfui practice, thatthe alrrming consequences
Of self sbuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal medicine or the
application of the. knife-pointing outa mode
Of cure at once simple, certain, and efectual, ,.by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may bo, may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically. = i s.,.rstSk s.iar
r This lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land. n
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two posi- stamps: Address publishers,
CHAs. c. KLINE d CO., 1877 Bowery, N.
Y, Post Office box 4,ss6.asa astiI v1asiN
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6. tYT The Mason d Hsmlin Cabinet osans,
forty different. styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each. Fifty one
Gold and Silver Medals, or other first premiums
awarded them.d Illustrated catal ognes free. TAd-
dress, MASON d HAMLlN, Boston or MASON
BROTHERS, New York. II. sgI sepl4-1y 4
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Doo you want to know where to
get everything in the Drug line. at the very
lowest price T. Go to tho Drug Store o. q. W.
Sisson, and you will find everything that you
Iced, Hetakes great care 10 procure pure Medi
cines- that can be relied on--nnd the best
Wines, Brmdies, &c, STRICTLY for0 Medical
purposes, ubJ :. -gHit .0... .ti.g. .H.lg.
The attention of Physicians, .part,culaTly, II
ations, known to be the most reliable Medicines
manufactured in this county, which win be
sold to Physicians at is per cent. on the manu-
iactureI's price 5pul0. .ue. NTH
May "a d m. 40 ~ ---.L IL ---..--L---- Il
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WE are now, prepared to do job
work with neatness and dispatch. Give us
call. g7I yn.i ellC-r. -ui.I nj. .t.a,,'t,, .,I
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,9.50dMIIH- I'll pI tUaqeii
ARTEsrAN WELL.-The work on
the artesian well has been commenced,
and, at the present rate Of speed, will soon
be down the requisite depth uI0aHI3H
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! |. ] Special. |, ii AatItiite,sI.. !.

C0METHlNG NEW AND, NOVEL FOR
AGENTS, Pedlars, Country Stores, Drug
gists, and all seeking an honorable and profitable
business, Free by mail for IS ots.; Wholesale
80 per doz.l d iCanvassers. realize $6:to $l9 per
day profit Go, vf5liias liar. N ,triia',c,i :.
80 ABBOTT d D0wD, Manufactures, 1876
Water 81 ,R' Ha,a;a sgs, se9 y lMay,944w.
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Cincinnati Wool Market.
.- 'ss>-REPORTED BY -''. -

KING, LLOYD & McLAfN,
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The glorious Foiirth passed off
at this place without any demonstration
whatever. 1t would seem from this, that
our people completely ignore the necessity
of celebrating this event. Not so was it.
with the people of our sister village, Zales-
XII. Judging from the Herald's report
quite,a lively and patriotic time was had.
The ''lads and lassies" tripped it on the
l"Light fantastic toe" l.
from early morn till twilight's balmy hour,
at Eaglebury's Grove, and from ,'lusktili
dawn" at the Lindsey house. Those of
our citizens. whooyere so fortunate as to
attend the shop" at the last named place,
came home well satisfied, their mouths fill
ed with the praisesofM Host and his esti-
mable lady of the "Lindsley." f.. 1
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TodTCMould look much better, a and
certainly Iconduces TO the health e. Our
pleasant little village, If the weeds and
"dog-Senhsp spa Mere mowh down aon the
streets and vacant lots.
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that SHINGLE.-Have you seen
that shinglear Whatshingle ? do you ask.
Why Capt. HOMER G. JONES'. 1t is truly
q curiosity, Asa work of art, it has no
superior in this "neck O woods "-and so
appropriate, too! The artist who designed
and executed Fais. marvel Of simplicity and
beauty combined, has covered himself all
over with gloryl II is to be hoped that he
viii open up a'shopfn our town, and hehce-
forth follow the business ofmakipg shingles
for, q livelihood This wonderful Work Of
art has been stuck up oh the corner df iaw-
yer Johes ofice, In Wits building, Market
street. one one door South Of Capt. VIM. Marks
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j II e v e
alo., Low Middng 8e@s4c, Middling 350S6c.
The sales for the past three days sum up BOO
bales, making total for the week of 5000. III
BUaAR AND MOLAsSEs--Market well supplied.
although but little doing, and that principally In
retailing way, at following prices: Interior Lou.
isians Sugar 7Gooe; comm IN TO god common 100
I2c fair TO fully fsir I31f68l4o; prime lt0 6Tc,
and choice l5A6g16c " b. Cuba Sugar 12AW
I25<c u b for NO i2; 136Dl4c for No. ID, and l6c
for NO. 49, We quote Ouha Molassss at 45Gt4sc "
gallon at retail, ard 4045e by the cargo. The
Last sales Of Louisiana MoIasses were at 4tGD6Os
% gallon. snsa1
WESTERN PR0DUCE--We note steady and
firm market, aud good demand for Western
Products aud further advance OF Zoe " Dbl for
Mess Pork. The sales thus far comprise 100 bbls
Flour, Of which 70 fiBe at 81 3d. $50 superfine Mt
o. 70, and 100 and 200 choice extra at$i2 " Dbl.
1850 sacks Western Malt at 81 20 v bui bel; 1900
sacks OATS of which 2Il poor at 58c, 126, 800 and
$50 good ut 54o, 800 prime at &c., and 200 at 600
q bushsl; 3025 sacks Corn, including $50 and 6I5
white and white mixed, and 200 white and mixed
at 81. and $500 yellow and white mixed Bt 81 0215
n bushel; 81 bbis. Mess Beef Mt S22 per bbl 6s
and 175 tierces prime Lard st gle W n; Is casks
Bacon Shoulders at 14c u h., and 500 bbls. Mess
Pork At $50 " Dbl.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY, May LIST, 1865.
Accounts am GUN ting in the aggregate to
1880 95 were allowed and ordered to be
paid. ....-
Communication from d. g. Montan, Of
Board Directors Crosse Tcte and Opelousas
Railroad Company, received and filed, and
thanks rendered to him for attention to
the interests Of the city in contemplated
action Of Directors Of said road.
J. M. Taylor, Of tho Advocate, was re-
elected city printer.
Committee on wharf and wharf boat re-
ported progress further time granted.
Mossrs. Tunuard, Granary and Holt were
appointed Committee to revise the code
of City Ordinances and to make arrange
ments to have the Same printed in pam
phlet form. On motion, tho Mayor and
City Attorney were added to tho City Or
dinancc Committee.
Tho salary the City Marshal was raised
from 800 to 1920 per month, and that Of
the Assistant Marshal from 800 to $50 por
month.
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for Sale--9or lifnt, Gtf.
For SALE.

MI AaNoL1A SPRINGS PLANTATION - 100
INI acres land, 80 Gle ,red good improvements
u mile from Morgan's Store.
SAT acres OF land on the Amite, 20 miles from
New 0 leans, good ste imboat navigation, upwards
Of 200 aces 81 which 10 cypress swamp.
700acres choice aluvaI lands on the Mississippi
east Bank, about 10 miles above Baton Rouge no
improvements
64O acres Of land near Greenwell Springs; no
I'm tOvements
100 acres iapd ID miles eastward Of Baton
Rouge on the AmiIe river good ste amboat nayi.
CATION TO New Orleans.
Town Property.
Two houses, with extensive grounds, In the CEN
ire of the town.
one dwelling east Of the State Houfe, with or
O rooms
Ose dwelling In the lower part of the city, with
extensive n onnds
The he ,utifuI residence adjoining the no called
Governors Mansion, a short distance below tie
State House.
In Spanish Town. in Catfish Town, and In the
central portion OF the city.
For Rent,
handsome residence with large rooms, near
the State Eonse.
house with large rooms near the lower saw
mill. W. W MohAIN,
mayo Real Estate Broker, Central House
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

New ADvEnTisEMENTs.- Messrs. Wieck
and Waldkirch, Ice Dealers In this city,
having received very large quantity Of
Peoria Lake Ice, advertise to eli orders
from all the different points accessible by
steam or wagon from Baton Rouge. The
leo la of splendid quality and they pack
1t as required.
Mr.. Frederick Arboar advertises for sale
his saw-Mill, Dwelling and numerous
unimproved Lots situated in different
parts of the city. The saw-Mill will DO
leased, ifpreforred. The property offered
by Mr.. Arbour Is among the most valuable
in Baton Rouge.
Persons having claims against the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum, are referred to
the notice which concerns them, issued by
Msssrs. Young and 0Connor, Finance
Committee.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

SLANG Old usages Of modern slang
words turn up In unexpected quarters
sometimes. Most Of US think that the word
"jolly," in the sense of "very,"" extreme
"" Is Of recent date but in a serious
theological work Of two hundred years ago
--Jorn Traps commentary on the Old
and New Testament" (London, 1887
we read, CAN was jolly quiet at Epheaus
before st. Paul came thitber." We heard
tho same phrase from o schoolboy's mouth
applied to maiden aunt's tea party
Traps Commentary il great favorto of
Mr.. Spurgeon s. London Leader.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

ALABAMA PENrTENTfARY.-This institu-
ton Is filling up very rapidly. Its occu-
pants at this time are twenty white
men, one hundred AID eighteen freedmen
and five freedwomen.-And the cry is still
they come. 1t will require Judicious leg
isation and skilful management to pre-
vent its becoming q heavy expense 70 the
State WstumpkG Standard.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
FINANCIAL.
SATURDAY AFTERooN, May 81

SATURDAY AFTERooN, May 9th, 1865.
GOLD-There was some demand for God this
morning. Dealers quote 1t the counter 127H to
Us There were sales Of $4,000 at 12s% $4,000 at
l2s aud $4,000 at he same. Brokers In general
complain Of dizziness.
EXCHANaB-In exchange there were sales Of
900 sight on New York at II premium. The
rates for checks are q to y premium. In ste ling
no sales heard Of; the banksat Id, and francs
At4.
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EE- The Engish "Society for Prom citing
Christian Knowledge" are advertising
"Hymns for use during the cattle plague,
with music." They are probably to be
sung to "tho tune the old COW died of"
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@ O If III r. r CIAL.

C0TT0N-There does not appear to be much
doing in Cotton The stock on hand this morning
is comprised in the following figures:
Bales
Stock on hand yesterday morning, May ..l57 l6l
Receipts yesterday, May 4................ 466
Esti~ated stock on hand this morning,
hsy 0.....- '-.........''..-. lbs,6lI
With the remark that 1t Is difficult TO buy Low
Mihdling and Middling at the inside figures, un.
less for Liverpool classification, we now quote as
kuows; Ordinary 2702sc, Good Ordinary 500
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Rbo0 BU HELs BoYpS PROLIFIC COTTON
sEED-grovn last year NsG5) On Hope Estate
planta ton, 8 miles from this city (south). The
seed to be delivered on the premises or at the
landing according 20 contract The propristors
viii furnish certificates OF genuineness when re-
quired.
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aW- The dismantling Of Port Hudson as
an army post, has caused largo addition
Of materials and munitions Of war to tho
quantities previously on deposit at the
Baton Rouge arsenal. Long may they
rest from the death dealing uses to which
they have hitherto been applied.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

TENDER. A tender hearted railway en-
gineer on a certain railroad, says he never
runs over man when he can help it, be-
cause cit muses. up the track 3d."
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Desirable city Property TO ne sold.

TIVE fire p operty situated on the corner Of st
l. ihilip and hmerici streets, consisting of a
handsome residen Q and commod ous outbuild-
ings, WI be ofTe cd sale al public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th OF MAY, 1866.
The premises are the same now occupied by
Mrs. Loucks, and sre imme 1tate OPT o-ite the
state Uoufe Grounds, being one Of the most 0 igi-
and . ,sant sitI atioas In Baton Rouge.
The sale will take place on the premises. ID.
mays q. GUSMAN, Agent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-08

TWOL0TS OF GROUND, without improvement To,
situated on the corner OF Nerth ami Uncle Sam
streets, lin the rear Of the Catholic Church J
These lots are Rpebdidiv situated for building,
they are fronted by grounds belonging to the Gov.
srument, not likely to be improved: thus sforiing
an uuobstructed view to the river and arsenal
grounds.
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e-y- Messrs, Edmonston & Welshanf
and Mr.. VIM. II. Stloube will accept our
thanks for late papers.
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For Sale.

nNE LOT OF GROUND, with comfortable
~ dwelling thereon, situated on the corner Of
Government and st. Joseph streets, in that part
of the city Of Baton Rouge, known as Beauregard
Town.
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THREE THOROUGHLY BROKE MARES, for
arm or stable serv &c, between the ages OF Fl We
aud seven ears old. Condition and soundness
warranted.
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(oNB) Lot No. l, square No. 81, corner Of St
Charles and Europe streets, Beauregard Town,
together with mprovements-formerly known as
1ousis' Cooper shop,
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ALEXIS LEBLAn

ONE BAR0UCHB: tine Ok. Cart; One Horse
Wagon, and one tight Hack or Jersey, with com
plete sett Of new Harness
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hUCTIoEEER AND GENERAL AGgRT,
spr1a Third st.. near the Bank.
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Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
toRE SQUARE IS TEN LIES on LEss)
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T.. Il LIN DLERS
nnu x,nnnc cr nuu.uc e,uou,
Uhh "VVDo " OhVAm ANW oAVhE,
THIRD STREET, Fs
Nearly opposite tho Bank,
.a,,u-u -.
v ,S ssosA " III, az snaii ADVANCE
III p go, W., w." ~ nlosnins espe-
M snu.,us1,. =" u. ,sS 0 0, ~ fe'y low
a'o' - 'i's 1"''Aa"@' '''ue VIII pe soiu
~ ~" "su,e ~
TIME B1REGE
IJJWGUAng
... rsa'&ss AozAABIQOES AN y |.
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NAINSOOR.
INDIA BO0R NULL MUSLIN,
WHIIE d PLtIN TARLE7ON
FREHNH Il SOOILH In WNS
FRENCH rOTTONADES,
JACONE7, .L.z
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUIIONS,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-21

A CALL TO THE B.NEvoLENT.-The ladies
Of Banner Mission Sabbath School have or
CANNED An Aid Society for the purpose OF
clothing poor children Who are too thinly
clad to attend the school during the cold
weather. They have already clothed and
have in attendance at the school number Of
this class Of children-administering to their
Temporary wants, and trying to feed their
souls on the bread of Heaven. They ask IS
sstance of the public in money or cast of
clothing, or anything that will aid them in
their work. Mr.. Tsckaberry, at the store of
s. Hamill 4 Co., will receive donations and
hand them over to the ladies, with the prop,
sr credit; or if persons have old clothing
will leave word with him it will be sent for
and used for this worthy object.