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GOLD CLOSED 40 La
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRK, Aug. Is.
The Wor1ds Washington special says: Il
10 learned from IN authoritative nource that
there 10 no truth Whatever in the reiterated
statement that the President contemplates
removing al the District Commander. The
reasons for removing Gen. Sheridan do not
applyso the other commanders.
Gen. Steadmsn arrived here to day from
New Orleans. His name continues to be
the War Department, but the President has
made NO tender Of il 70 any ono. Il 10 qaits
probable that Gen. Grant will continue to act
until the meeting Of Congress.
The President contemplates making sea
voyage as soon - the public duties will per-
NIT, and will include Newport in his trip.
The Washington lntelligencer Of yesterday
contains = long card from ]. II. Bradley, de-
failing the occurrences between himself and
Judge Fisher, and leaving the settlement Of
the affair in the hands Of his legal friends. =
The 1imes prints : series Of documents
going to show tho con.plicity Of Ben Wood,
A. ]. Rogers, VIM. RATHER, W. E. Niblack,
G.. A. Eldridge asd F. E. Leblond with Con.
over, In an effort of the latter to obtain
pardon frodi the President. Also afidavits
of Nathan Anser and James Emerson, de-
failing An Interview with Roger A Pryor, Ben
tNOoQ ouu NOuOVcEy Ect6tit0 W MouutaCtui@
ing evidence against Judge Holt; other af-
idavits of John Martin and Francis McFall,
also testify to similar interview. The plan
appears TO have been to include the release
Of JEFF Davis on bail or parole, and the atfi-
davits are certified to before notary public
in New York city, under dates Of March 9th
and May 14th.
Tho 1fibunes Washington special says:
The Investigations Of the Congressional com.
| mittee in relation to the transfer by our Gov
| ernment Of the railroads in the South during
the war, have been published. Mr.. johnson
| is not implicated pecuniarily in any of the
transfers. A Mr. Burns, President Of q
Tennessee road, offered Mr.. johnson, then
Military Governor Of Tennessee, large
interest in his railroad for his supposed
| influence, but the Governor got angry and
declined It. His son>in-law, Senator Patter>
son, received 81, 500 for his influence.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Ape. 49,
Yesterday Mayor Richards, Superintend
ant Of the Metropolitan Police, made afida
Wit that Joseph 81. Brady had challenged
Judge Fisher, in violation Of the antisduel
ing Law passed by Congress February Goth
1889. Bradley was consequently arrested
to-day and brought before Justice Waller
and gave bail in $4,000 bonds to appear q
the next term of the Criminal Court for trial
The Indian Bureau to day is in receipt o.
a telegram from Atchiaon announcing thai
the Peace Commissioners are now on theil
way TO Upper Missouri, oil in good health.
The Commissioner of the General Land Of
6ce has information Of the sale Of Z, 1876
acres Of public lands during the month o.
July, at NebfaskA City, Greenleaf, Mime
The bonds abstracted about eight years
ago from the Interior Department, with the
Missouri State bonds held in trust for certain
Indian tribes, on the holders of said bonds
producing praper proofs under oath that they
obtained them bonafide from responsible
parties, will be paid. The amount of Mis-
souri, bonds was $780, 600; of North Carolins
1857 900, and Tennessee $l43,OOO.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Pelouse, for sewers
years past on duty in the War Department,
at his own request will shortly be ordered to
duty on the plains.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Horace Porter, on the
staff Of Gen. Grant, will be detailed for the
War Department in place of Pelouse.
Judge Advocate Gen. Holt returned 10
the oily this morning from his trip to the
North
The Commissioner of Patents will issue on
Tuesday next 226 patents.
The Indian Superintendent of Arizona re.
ports. July 9th, no change in the relations Of
peaceful Indians who are awaiting the fal of
Colorado river freshet, which is unusually
protracted, to plant en- their reservation.
The Hillapas, residing 200 miles north, are
in full military hostilities with our bands,
and the troops sent against them returned
without bringing them 70 fight.
The Commissioner of Pensions has ap-
pointed examining surgeons DR.. s. T. Broth
ers, Of Washington, and DR.. Peck, the for
mer at Gleuwood, the latter at Davenport
Iowa.
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nBCELLAENOUS ITEMS.

Bus1ALo, Aug. Is.
BONNER paid Fly thousand dollars for
Dexter. y.
GALvRsfox, Asg. .l6.--Nontspey dsass ~
Canales rsvclted and attempted to capture
specie, but failed. He ID now marching on
Matamoras.
RIo4xorD, Aug. 15.-Tslegrams from al
parts stats rain falling heavily since yester-
day morning..
savanna, Aug. 15.-Weather hot and rain
ing.
RALEIGn, Aug. .l6.-Registration com
menced to-day II whites and 81 blsskS
registered.
HARrronD, Aug. 15.-Four men attempts
ed to rob the factory Of Pratt, Whitney d
Co. last night. The watchman Was knocked
down and gagged. The safs resisted their
efforts to blow il open.
Tho Office Of Weeds Sewing Machine Co.,
IN the same building, was robbed Of $lAO,
all the money in the safe.
KEI Wrsr, Aug. l5.-Ths Cable not YET
picked up.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRK. August Is.
Mexican advices via of Havana, state
that Juarez has ordered Santa Anna to be
tried according to law Of January 9th, by
thich Maximilan was tried, and that under
Which the Identification Of the prisoner il
sufficient svidence for conviction.
Marquez has been taken prisoner.
Among the list Of condemned officers is
Sajm Salm, whose wife 10 still in the country
wing hard to save his life. II again re.
ported she is the niece Of President Johnson.
Atoburg has received his credentials az
Miaister pienipotentiary.
; Congress is to be convened in Novem Der,
and shs Prssidsatial election is % taks place
in December. - $50 -
Saata Anna son; ID = protest toSeeretary
Seward, againstthe seizure Of his father q
Sissal, intimates that the Washington Gov
ernmeut must have been in completely
With the Liberals who arrested him.
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x u f.. -
IosDss, AR. H. 1giss;ng. In ths Heses
| u Eseda Is ms dscidsd list IL appsd n
bnkrup1ly, ia,tks sass q Qassssd, 0ssny
= Co, ~ n iASoe II the liqsidatioa. i
FaAHzyoas, Aus. 16.-LAss night > disaer
tsoas Ars bsoke ont il ths Ronan Cathohc
Cslhsdnl IN tAis.eity. Ths structure vas Of
sssst aaAistis3, lasing 70 1915, and famous
for afchitectusal bsanty and historic assooia
sioas. All the slaborass desorat;sas of ths
iatssior wsfs destroyed, and ~ walls and
ROOT % bsdly injsrsd that L viii probably Be-
Necessary to take IL whole bsilding down.
CoIsfAIn1ofLE, Ang. 15.-The Saitan on
his rsslra . Oonstantinopss received the 70
port from the Grand Visisr. whom he leit in
chargs Of ths govssnmsntds daring his absence.
II his reply, ths 6nltan, ahsr reviewing his
recent journey TO Western Europe, ays, -
The result Of hA observations, that he ID
prompted 70 inaugurste An era Of progress
for the Ottonan Empirs.
BEaLIx, Aug. 15.-A meeting 10 being held
between the King Of Prussia and the EN-
peror Of Austria.
.BucHARIsr, Aug. 15.--All the members Of
the Danubian Cabinet have rendered their
resignation to Prince Charles Of Hohenxol.
lerein.
BERLIN, August 15.-The now Minister Of
the United States, Hon. George Bancroft,
has had An informal interview with Prime
Minister Bismark, at which the conversation
was the most cordial. Next week Bancroft
viii have his 6rst audience With the King,
when he will present his credentials ~ An
bassador of the American Republic.
PARIS, August 15.-DispAsches from Con-
stantinople state that the Turkish Govern.
ment, after giving due consideration to the
collective note Of tho European powers, ha.
come to the conclusion that it cannot admit
the Intervention Of other Governments in
the affairs Of Gambia, and refuses to consent
to the joint inquiry proposed.
LONDON, August Is Midnight. The &C.
ton Of the House Of Lords, Tuesday night
in receding from its amendments to the Re-
form bill, placed both Houses in complete
accord. The bill was finally passed, and
having received the assent of the Queen i,
| now . law.
| in the House Of Commons tonight the bill
to prevent public m eetings in the parks wa,
Withdrawn by the Government.
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FRON CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
There 10 great rash to-day, 10 the fenisn
pis>nie, At HAas Park.
4 ssffan, containing The body Of ! woman,
vas found yesterday afternoon In sever At
the corner of Calumet Avenue and ID street.
AnIrnhman was run over and killed near
Senes ], a the R. /. road, Wednesdaysabout
noons :,
A leotsing match for $1,000, between Me-
doc and Bull Of the Woods, comes of at
DextAr Park this afternoon.
The Board Of Trade assumed the defense
Of its arrested members at their meeting yes.
terday afternoon. Senator Mack, IN an ad-
dnsss u the Board. said the clauses OF law
undef consideration were void.
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U. 3. Marshal's ProcIsnaalen,

United &stes Of Ameriea Southern DistaoM or Escu.
q. W. CLARK United States Masshal for the STATE
q l1wa % hereby give public nettcs thAt In tbs
sass cfthe Unissd etatss against gnaes stek, In
case OF sixnre aud forfeiture under of Congs
did, on the iAth day Of Auaust 1857, tn Ks,knh Lee
County, Iowa. attach aud take Into ny rosssson, for
safe custody, anags stick baTrsis rscdAsA
vhiskey 2is a+o0 proof gAllons two berrss ~ Cher
~ Wine fifty galions Gsven barrels Ct oafrsB1 Wine
4 6ol00 gallons psrt barrsi Of strawberry Bran
dy 10 gaons one barrel as proof Gsiioas of Gin
rectfying tubs two tubes; Recsi snd MIXER eight
80 empty barrsls oss Cider Prss and Min ons iss
coloring one haf bushsl lot aAd
soloring one forcs pump ons lot lesd ptpe.
Asd also give Paho notice thst the ums sssisnsd
Tor the return Of ~ warrant u tbs third Tuesday
oE 1sptsntcr, 1877, ed I hereby sAmonhh and
sumnoDs ell psscns cis1ing any interest In the ssid
guAop stick <t ~ or knowing having anythiug
to why the ssme should not be condsmned hnd sold
to the deand Of sad appelIsst, that they be
end appear before the aid Court b held n anl oi
the Southern Dvsion Distrct OF lows at the united
Asstss Court Ro In ahscty Of Keoknk In said District
st special to be holden on the u Tuesday of
tembes 1867 1t O'Clock said day then and thers
to interpose claim for the same, ard make their
q. ". CLARK, u. 8 N.
sug16d1H IL. FULTON, Deputy.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. Is.
The exciting canvass for Directos;d the
Nashville / Chattanooga Railroad engrossed
the entire day yesterday, and concluded this
momng. Bsns' ticket isc elected. by two
lh1ndred and twenty-five majority. The vote
OF the Charleston and Georgia Railroad was
excluded. This result continues the road
eunder ito pseseat mana4ensat.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


NES YosK, Aug. I5.
The Herald has the following;
i .l3saln, .Jsly l The snAinesqf Gov.
Wright viii leave to-day, and viii b convey.
ed to Newport By the steamer Harmonic, from
Hamburg. Mrs. Wright and children will
[aceumpAny The body. ~ -
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CLKvELAxD, Aug. is.
Sage r. Kemp's sash factory, at Wads.
worth, Was burned to.dsy. Loss $4,000 !;
insured
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n0ns. sl. o. "a. MAJ. .srsst
bSnsant A"iie " So'''''''''
GAS = STEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr &Son......-Johnson street, bet I'd q 4th.
:.
9 u.,,,... No,, p.,., Ho,..
w.. 49,.
oHusees'...''''''''''''
GRoCERs-WHOLEsA
Bamili o.:..;.-..'..-.......i ioo ~ Nam ssss.
N hsWe, oo''''.'.''' .o- ;i ,,,"nas.n - r"rss
.'.sr. ,,o NJ: 80,
o Mooaa., .......s4 81 Main .trsst.
COZ 4fYia.',"'', ,"ootpsl ,"a sAsA 1na'n
u-s..u.. A.,5sSn.>>e,. s.ehrssn. /.
seseN
sc s..................nss 2 Estes hosses
ARNEss .AODLEs.
haRn,' '''''.''.'''r A'n :" w ~
HARDWARE.
Cady 4 Peek...........cor Fourth 4 M.ia streets.
Buei' '''.'''0s s'a ''f'e''
HATS, GAPS AND MOTIONS.
Rrownsil ts.A s.ias'
,- -
r.ps.r House Third johnson.
Denns h0use''.........co' 0e'0nu . '0AA'0A'
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. . A'."'' '''''' ''......o1''' $500 ~ : - -
IOWA COAL 4 OIL co:
ICE.
Collier Berry...,..Fifth street-in Estes House
JROH.
Broxncll gros........,....,.,..co Main Fourth.
JEwELRr, trrrs eoipl
Q Bridges. ........Nos Estes House.
Li0Uo6s-WHOLh ,e. -. ALE: E.;. -.
-
~ MANDHG WOHAB
''nA '.'''A'''''''''.. =
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Howe Tyler. Main street.
Duncan, Karle d Co........l4o : l42 Main street.
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NEW FIRM.
HAVING this day formed q copartnership
IL under the style OF PECK BR0THeRa, for the
transacton Of general Hardware business both uhcle
sale aud RETAIL at the old stand Of Cady Peck
1t the patronage Of al needing goods In our line
G. 4. PECK,
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. IL, 1se7-lm Ne. PECK.
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Notice,

Having this day disposed OF my entire interest In ths
Hard vare House Of Cady PEEK to PECK BROTH.
ERE, take pleasure In 1ending tbs arm K
old customers and the public generally trust shs
patronage which has always bees 20 literally axaends
70 the ole 0Fm may b continued with the new.
Eeokuk, lows, Aug. ~, '67. STANTON CApY.
AuK1Ad
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGs.
Moosr l. Son.........~J Johnson street, bet Sd 4th
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C1OTHIkRO.
Vencill, Jones Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Il Co......cor Second Main streets.
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FURNIT URE.

Pans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s q Brdges...............Nos 3 Estes House
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W0OLEH GOOpB.
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Late Capt 4 A.Q Late Chief CLERK o. ~.
NJ. Vols Uarf
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THE UNFORTUNATEs or NEW YORK
a MIDNIGHT MISSION.

From the New York Express
Never before was public spirit aud
philanthropy 80 much excited in behalf Of
The fallen women Of this city as al present.
Efforts are now making IN several quarters
looking 20 their reclamation and reforma.
lion. which seem 10 meet with hearty sup.
port. Prominent among them is the plan
of midnight mission, The object Of which
is sci forth IN a circular issued by 81.
Barnabas House. and which was resd be-
fore a large congregation in Trinity Chapel
Sunday night. The gentlemen under whose
suderintendence the undertaking has been
commenced say;
They have entered on the work by going
into the streets AZ night, giving cards call.
ing attention toSt Bsrnabas House as tenn
porarv houe They have taken the further
step Of hiring a room, which shall be as
much 10 the way of this unfortunate class
as are the theatres and concert saloons.
This they desire TO furnish As a cheerful
and attractive roading-room. Having taken
this onward step. they now look % the
Christian people of this city for help to 80
forward. Books, papers, magazines pictures,
ana especially money, are needed I'M
medlately. Sull more pressing IL the want
20 -attN "a kGNlAeLANA WIZ Will JON an
this difficult but certainly Christian-like
work. 1--we bad band Of 6fty middle-aged
men. who would give one evening a wsek,
going two aud two either into the street OF
70 our reading room, sdrely the efforts Of
such = band would receive a blessing from
Him who came 70 ask and % save that
which was lost To aid the efforts Of
gentlemen laboring In this way, two short
letters have been prepared by the commit.
tee. designed 10 be enclosed 10 an envelope
and handed 70 women and girls in the
street. This work Is new here, but has
been tried mcSt successfully in England
The last annual report Of the Midnight
Meeting Association tells OF no less than q
thousand who have BEEN drawn away within
the year from the paths which lead down
90 DEATH
An eloquent sermon was delivered on the
subject by Rev. g II Hilliard, giving q
further description Of the proposed mission.
and eulogising thememory Of the late Mrs
Richmond, under whose auspices mainly
ihe House Of Mercy. now doing 20 much
gOod, was founded
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IOn ACRES OF LAND, ABOUT TWO
iUO miles from the city. IS wsil adapted 20
Garden purpSse& or for PAsturaze. and will be
rented for term Ct years. ~ a reasonable price
ALSO That valuabie and bivhly improved
farm known as "a Ikk4kN," = miles from
Railroad and 0ailAti1 Turnpike. containing
over DO acres. and e one Of he finest places n
ths State. For terms. etc, apply 20
ianf--2ws eco. ". SHIELDS.
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IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF tbs
4 Chancery Court in this case, / viii sell ar the
nnnrt Hnmsa NJ Nl.hNiIIa- on
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InsoIveut Notice.

z HAVING SUGGESTED THR IEsOL-
i vency Of the estate of lbriiiOn Gardner. de-
eegsed. notice Is hereby gfven for al persons
hRFiug claims against said Diseased 70 BIO them,
legally authentcsted With the CLERK OF the
County Court Of Hic-man comfy, Tennessee,
90 OF before the LIST day Of My neTt, IN sEder
that division pro rata may be made. et.-. o.
wv - THos- 7. HENRY, Ada'r.
Rs j. q. EasLEF, Attorney
Jsuuar- the 9Th. lss7.-janls-E9t
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Free 70 EYerHbodY.

A LARGE 8 PAGE CATALOGUE, TEACH
a ms how 70 remove Tan, freekles, Pimples,
BlOtches, Moth Patches, SalloWness. Eruptl0ns,
EDd eli impurities Of the skin; how % force
whisksrs, restore, eurl and besutify the hair
renew the are cure drunkenness, nervous debil-
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fvsrybody send for IT, Address BERGER,
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemista, rs River street,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ Commission appointed b. authority of Act
q Congress % pas upon the Claims Of loyal
persons, for compensation for their slaves, who
we're enlisted ur drafted into the United states
army. within the State Of Tennessee. b now 30
session In Nashville, and prepared % receive Jll
such claims. at the room Of tho Commission.
No. so Col0nnade Building. Cherry street.
o. r. DAVIS President
L. s. Commission Tor State of TennessrU
Nashville. Tennessee.
dec29-wtf
g. 3. BROWN, GFO. 7. BROWN.
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Oriental Pearl nrons.

For Boautifying the Complexion, efectually re.
moves Tan, Freckles, Bl0tches and giving he
skin an elegant smOothness not easily attained BY
any other. It's use among the ladies Of fashion IN
the East, gives it character for efficacy which
at once stamps II a. Infinitely superior for the
toilet nf q al
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HurIey,s stomach Bittcrs.

For Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Weakness, Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, want of action on the Liver
Disordsred Stomach. there are no bitters that
compare with these IN removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States or from the proprie
tors, Louisville. KY, corner Seventh and Green
streets. 20 whom all orders should be addressed.
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Nniun aud 9ispatth.
Largest Circulation in city and State

The following beautiful poem has made It's
appearances IN the newspaper. The National
ia5eiiigc8rcr says: Those who have heard th's
touchiug efusion reciiel by hecelebrated TRACE
dian Mr Forrest. viii never forget either the
pathos with which he renders IT, or his simple
affecting introduction 20 e.. Mr.. Forrest thinks
De writer was the brother Of the poet Souihey
THE idiot BOY.
ID had pleased God 70 form poor Ned
A thing - idiot mind,
Yet 90 the poor unreas'ning boy
God had not been unkind.
Old Sarah loved her helpless child
Whom helplessness made dear,
And life was everything 20 him
Who knew no hope nor fear.
She knew his wants. she understood
Each half articlate call
FOR he vas everything 20 her.
And she 10 him was al.
And so for many year they lived
Nor knew wish beslce.
But age at length on Sarah came.
Aud she fen sick and died.
he tried in vain 10 waken her.
lie called her Ter and Ger;
They told him she was dead-the words
To him no import bore.
They closed her eyes and shrouded her,
Whilst he stood w0nd' ring by,
aud when they bore her 10 the grave.
he followed silently.
They laid her IN the narrow hose.
And sung the funeral stRve.
And when the mournful train dispersed.
lie lOitered by the grave.
The rabble boys that used % jeer
Whene'er they saw poor Ned,
E,yg stood and watchid him M the grave
And not n word was said.
They came and went and came again.
And night AZ last drew on;
Yet still he fingered at the place
TIL every enc had gone.
And when he found himself alone
u . quick removed the clay,
and raised the cgfin In MS arms
And bore 10 swim away.
straight went be 10 his motherhood
And laid il on the hoor;
Aud with the oAgerness Of JOY
II e barred the cottage door
At once be placed his mother 'asorpse
Upright within her chair.
And then be heaPed The hearth and blew
The kindling ere with care.
She now was in the wOnted chair.
IL was Der wonted place.
And bright the Ere biased and flashed.
Reelected from her face.
Then bending down he'd feel her hands,
Anon her face behold;
Why. mother, do you look % pale
And why are you 30 cold
And when the neiRhbofs on next morn
Had forced the cottage door.
uld Sarah corpse was ia the chair.
And Ncds was on the hOoT
n bad pleased God from this poor boy.
His only friend 20 call
Yet God was not unkind 10 him,
For death restored him all
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EIurIeY,a snrsannriiln.

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mer Medicine stands unrivaled removes all i'm
purities IRON the blood. and gives health and
strength 10 the system.
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PrOprietora
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FOR OHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best.
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails--Always to be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Ague and Fever, ChilIs and Gver, in
w termittent Fever. Dumb-Agus. Every person
who has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of It. AS curative agent Il y unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using FL y RLEY' TONIC Everybody should
use HuLEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders 10
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-27

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A near the horticultural Garden. 8 or rooms.
Splendid garden spot with OF acres Of ground
OF 90 If desired