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AucuoSEERs-oHice. II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, 18Th Inst, at tOh O'Clock =:
and Camp street Canal and Camp streets by order
of E. E. Norton ESQ., Assignee in the ptcy Of Messrs
D tie R sf5f1 roc BF FSfs sqsRf S UoFaEa
Gfntlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
Show Gases and Windows
Counters, Desks, Fixtures,
Iron Safe, Gas Fixtures, etc,
contained il the Stores Of Messrs ey4s Brothers Co.
comprising large and elegant assortment Of
Business Dress and Over Goats,
of the latest styles ii and ad suitable for all seasOus
c GFdIts S a0S sjSS S,o'e''
Over and Under,aifts, Drawers, etc,
of NerinO Net, Wool Flannel Linen Lowell Check etc.
Trunks vsisss Satcsels etc,
in all varetes-s very large aud well assorted stock
Of every style for Men, Youths and Children
ee in this city and offers unusual Inducements to the trade
RS-fERSs-Cash in u s rreasur5 Notes
Catalogues of the Stock will be ready for dstrb utoH before
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THE FAIR OAK" HOUSE,
ON THE JULIA STREET SHELL ROAD,
BETWEEN
THE METAIRIE AND OAKLAND RACE COURSES,
WAY HOUSE, ACCESSIBLE By THE CANAL
STREET HORSE CARS.
THE PROPERTY Is
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE,
PLEASURE RESORT.
IN THE vICINAGE OF NEW ORLEANS;
FRAME BUILDINGS, AND ALL NECESSARY
oUERoUsEs,
TEE GROUNDS TAsTEFULLY LAID OUT, AND
UNDER A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION.
PLANTED IN FRUIT AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
THE RUILDNGs ARE DETACHEDi ONE CON-
sTRUCTRD AND ARRANGED EXPRESSLY FOR
BUSINESS, BARRooN, AND REFREsHMENr
SALOON" TIE RECEPTION AND ENTERTAIN
MENT OF GUESTS, AND POPULARITY KNOWN AS
CHAwKs FAIR OAK HOUSE"
TEE oTHER HOUSE Is a HANDSOME DWELLING,
HOUSE SEPARATE AND DETACHED FROM THE
MAIN BUILDING, ARRANGED FOR DWELLING;
TOGETHER WITH orHER IMPROVEMENTS
ERECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE AMUSEMENT
OF GUESTS SEEKING SPORT AND RELAXATION
FROM THE CITY
TO AN ENTERPRIsING PROPRIETOR THE PROP
ERTY is CAPABLE OF YIELDING LARGE ~
CONE, AND Is SOLD ONLY IN CONSEQUENCE
OF TIE ILL HEALTH OF TEE OWNER, ON
EASY Terms AND LoND CREDIT, WITHOUT
LIMIT
BIZ c. e. GIRARDEY q CO.,
ofce-NO. Il Exchange Placs
CATURDAY, February =, 1865 mt Ia
y O'eIeck n, at the Merchants, and Aactioneers Ex
streets, fer account Of departure and m health will be sold
That well known and popular resort known as CHAWKs
FAlR OAKS PROPERTY ing the piece Of ground Il ma
the New Orleans Canal shell Roa5s \, ~. -.
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MRS. JANE FARRELL vs. MRS CANPOs-sIxTa
Justices Court Parish Of Orleans. No. 1926.
DIV VIRTUE OF "A writ Of aert 6aeIn,
- directed TO me BY the Honorable Sixth Justcs's
Court Of the Psh Of Orleans the entitled cause
VII proceed TO .e al public auction MONDAY the 10Th
eribed property, sezes in the above cause TO wit.
sois, Rocking Chairs, Looking iilasses Chair
Tables, ] aststand Arm Chair, I Stove | Bow and
Pitcher, Guitar lot Music Coal OH Lamp Iron Iona
DANL WILSON CnnatalI.
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GARDNlR Smith, YtISsR q CO. s SALES.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. IS CUSTOM.
house street, corner Royal, at auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEISER a. 90.
GARDNER Smith, Auetsneer,
oGice-No % Camp street.
"FDNFSDAY. Feb. ., at 1912 O'Clock,
w at No % CuHomhouse street corner Of koya be
solo
Entire contents OF residence, consisting o. Mahogany
Black anut ArmoS Bedstesds, Bureaus Washands and
Chairs CARPETS Mirrors Paintings and Engrzvngs Plated
Glass and CrockeTy Ware, Stove etc All without
RE-TERNs-Cssh in z. s. Treasury Notes-
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E. TOhATIs VS. THE CITY OF NEW oRLgANs
No 1856. N Jacobs Jno. H. Munday and the City Of
New Orleans, 0srnishees-No l343 Of tie Docket Of thu
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
RG VIRTUE OF two wrifs or alias nerI
- iacia 70 me dtrecte1 by the Honorab W. r. Mclean
second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of OrieHs viii pro-
Geo 70 . II AZ Public Auction, THURSDAY tbs 18th day
o. feousiy; 1868 at IL O'Clock following described
property, 70 be sold on the premises
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMORY sitratef
the square bounded by Grsd lafayette Charles and
OeIonoest streets measuring eet inches front
street. BY parallel deDth OF q feet from which point IL A.
further eepth Of IS feet BY 10 feet 10 width 10 the ex
irene together with all The Improvement thereen
Known - the Washington Artillery Armory.
ia 1HRMs-Cash IN U. s. Treasury rotes.
JOHN G. KUZAC, Con able
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SHERIFf'S SALES.


FRITZ HUPPENRAUBR VS.. DENIS BEoHAQ-sXTH
District Court Of New Orleans-No. 2O75T
RY vIETUE Of writ OF seIzure nd sale
ID directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
OF New Orleans, in the above emitted cause will proceed
gLated on TUESDAY the fourth DAY Of February 1868 "a
states situated in the First District
Of this city, Common street Nos Us and SO
Seized iss H IN ,Ss sS a5oS St,s sst
RS- TKRxs-OAsh the spot.
ja24 80 fe4 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
A. MARCHAND VS.. VIM soERY AND B. 8. HARPER
Co.-FOurth District Court of New orleans--No.
1858
by VIRTUE OF writ Of nerl fneias
he Fes n seem S 70 n re S eeea ey 'RS aoHoSs
entitled will proceed 70 sell at public auction the
Canal and Customhonse streets second Dis
ct Of this city, THURSDAY the 9th day of February.
All the tight tile and interest Of defendant WIN soe,y in
comprised within Caliope Gaienne, New Lsyee and Old
Levse streets well said DEFENDANTS interest and
'n se assSG IN the o. above ss1S r sSit
~ TERMs-Cash on the spot. -
ja25 81 fe6 Sheriff. OF The Parish OF Orleans.
CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A. MORAN
Third District Court Of New Orleans-No. 2l,l76
RY VIRTUE OF "a Writ OF Seizure
Dand sale directed the Honorable ths Third District
will proceed TO sell a public auction at tho Merchants
and Auetioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Co temhouse streets in the second DstIei p R %
on tslDAl the RlsI a tei Va 49, d L CLOCK ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GhOuND, with all the Buildings
and Improvements thereon rights, privileges aud ap
purtenances thereunto belonging In
situated in the First District Of this city, square
bonnded by Liberty Gate ST. Paui) Howard Gr0nd
CONN on ard Gravier streets measuring thirty front
Liberty late st PauO seet BY IN ndred
inches ia depth between parallel per plan b.
MtinsC late deputy surveyor general dated the 6h Of
December 1883 before W. y Lewis then notary public in
this city The Improvements said LOT consisting one
vi As No "
street bsld property acquired by defendant from G. n
aud Anna M Jones and leila Bra passed. before
r. Cuvesr, notary public in this city the 18th Octo-
Der, 1866.
Seized In fhe above suit
EI- 1ERMs-The purchaser 20 the Of
notes drawn by defendant 10 bis By in
doIscd dated New Orleans October % h. lsG-Jne tor
S2 70 payable one after date, and the other for 2Sl
able after cate, with Interest
from date unt due and eight per maturity until
nna payment and balance u tho prce OF adjudication
cash On the spst.
GEO W AVERY,
JAIL fef Il Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GIRARDEY q co.'s SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
&C. GlRARDEY q CO. s SALES.
CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS. TRUNKS,
vALIsEs. ETC, ETC.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, ETC. ETC.
CONFUSING
THE WHOLE STOCK OF MEssRs. DREYFUs, BRO
THEIRS co. ON BANKRUPrCD,
IN THE-
STORES CORNER OF CANAL AND CAMP sTREXTs.
SALE AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF E. E. MOTION,
ESQ. ASSIGNEE.
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MON TGOMERY BROS. g co. s SALES,

MON TGOMERY BROS. & co. IS SALES,
LARGE AND PBRENPToRY sALR OF ELEGANT
Match aud Single Horses. Elegant Saddle HORSES Fizs
Work Mules Fine Mica Cows, Buggiss Harnosz, WGgoaA
&C, etc 81 sactior-
hS MONTGOMERY HROz. a co..
e y. MONTGOMERY, AuctionssT.
Onhce-d Camp street.
INAsDA n February 4th, az II 0'elOek a.
AT r Lins-'s Stables Grsyier street, at % sola-
Eegsst Match Harsea
Elegant Saddle Horsaa
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows
AsO-Tep and Open Buggies, Harness, WAgoaS
49, TxEss-ossh in o. s. Treasury Notes.
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TEE oTHER HOUSE Is a HANDSOME DWELLING.
HOUSE SEPARATE AND DETACHED FROM THE
MAIN BUILDING, ARRANGED FOR DWELLING;
TCGETHER WITH orHER IMPROVEMENTS
OF GUESTS SEEKING SPORT AND RELAXATION
FROM THE CITY.
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AUCTION SALES.

bearing eight per interest ON date Of
unti hnal payment The improvements ~ sn s.IIv In
rrd by the purchaser the policy .n.,sr,sS n
Cor until the nnal payment q the no. Possession viii be
10 the purchaser should he r. than a. s.r yanStion
Of sale, tosether with internal revenue stamps
public.
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FURNITURE FURNITURE. FURNITURE
By MoNTGOMERY BROS. & co,
T. N. MONTGOMERY, AuctioDeer
TUESDAY February 9Th, at IL O'CLOCK a
n Al their Aucti-n Mart. 81 Camp street viii b. sod
"A RenS5sl sssoTtmsnt Of HOUSEHOLD - RSITURE,
euch a. hoseEood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstsads r.
resus Arnoirs Wristbands Mahogany and Walnut fsts.
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble TOP Center
Iab es Marble Top scebOards Extension Tables Velvet ana
Brussels Csrpets Preach Plate Mrr6s Mattresses EngraS
ngs Paintings cookne Stoves and Utsnss etc being The
contents OF several vel furnished hoaseA
Also
large invoice Ct COstNge Beds. Cane aid Wood ssA
Chairs e.c
RS-TEREs-Cash
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4&a~&%<&sa&E@1E< 4#&&&S#
1U19neT VIII H61DT EHE BLACK
rsAa.
Uensr.l Forrest, 81 Fort Pillow infany,
,ostpr;oss fer = promise1esa ~ Democratic
les1r il g National sConvs stion Of the
pasty Il Ees Yeri, notvih 1aAaliDs be has
1seD;ssd : p4rden for his 6eeodkedmes from
Rspidsnty Iaspnsis down ~ function
~, ~ proclaims w 49, him and the
Government which he administers.
The Legislature Of Tennessee proposes TO
arm the militia to preserve the peacs against
rests legisns, and mastering under the .KE,,
Klux banners. Forrest il mad, and - ~
cant = Mauahia halAAlaAis
strain: 49, !
havs letters from there (Nashviusl phich
iedicate that the Militia Law viii surely Passi
TroopssuiM be eeIlsas So Isam sNpn6&snt, too
that they win s. backed By Federal forcss. Pres
ident johnson, nosviahstAaAing I'll hs and othsri
had done to crafty bic pride IL thu 6atioaal
gpvsb1o1h1hee So 4leksgenstse ~
& : It. 3
ny oh comfsdes. / IKE peses, but II any of
! them are shot down, - / expect they will be, I
would toot my horn, I know that my old troops
would snsssr = ting hsA afwSys doee. Arm
yourselres End Be ready. f0d Are already drilled
and need NJ drilling II tbs Asbt speaS Il wonJd
not be troops 10 line Of battle confronting zach
other, bst eftfsep sgainst Ntfxsg. y sbosIa be in
favor cf giving no quaftrrs
The loyal Government Of Tennessee vas
organized BY President Lincoln, With AN
drew johnson a. Provis;oaal Govetnot, snd
: new Constitution has been adeptsdAnd che
SUITE regularly represented ID Congress tr
yssrs palss. Yet Forrest : DeMoe1Aasic isad-
er and prominent delegate il lbs. National
Denocrs6c- Convention, o1spb proclaim,
thu i. go III ikfGA ofheSGts 1es armed
TO 41pprass v~iplsnes, y vii stkocthis forn,'
ralfk his troops under the black dla and
mafe obet Is 4hot ~ go.ssaH,s4.
2nAGiA1 Nnf$C0SE
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Rebel Democratic Iaotieq.
caMsaIss sPnHenHs ar nspfLI

caMpaIGA sPnHVmas ~ soptLE.
Ren~,. spsa as.i u ,4ey Fought.
The Southern wing ii .he Democracy nre
conducting the camfaigu wilh far more en-
thusiasn an3 c~ajsnolen carnessness ihau
their Northern ~eetnpeers. They are speaking
and voting IN ths same cause fer which tbey
fought, and shey are inspired with hopes Of
success by the aid Of their Northern friends
a, the haip hi lie eapse wLisat they lost on
the battle field.
A grahl ratification meeting was held at
Mobile on the i1th Of September, By the
Southern Democracy Of ,lst vicinity. the
proceedings Of which appear in the Mobile
Register. We have space but for q few ex.
tracts from the speeehes Of two Of the patri-
osic orators OF tie occasion. The first is fron,
the speech OF Confederate Genesal c. A.
Battle, who seems to h. o gushing Democrat
Of the uaterriaed stripe, who strikes out
wibous regard 70 policy: Ii
Comrades, brothers, year sitter year you bore the
Confederate iag through IRE and ,empes,. and
upon mare than two hundred batt,e .feiis GOV erea
IL with victory, Your lmnarishshlc piories arr
intrsnchaI IN The iiopregDahi. forf-ess af ia n,st
ard ia power ran tilas theIr ceulgeuce. Haste
malfsnftY and tyranny are itanofeut "a tra,sf,rr
patriots inta t~ra9tarS And heY3es into slaves. You
my cc.ass 3es. sua you alone. IAN ohlitsrnte tbe
glorious record. VIII you do e. or shall It rep Il
4 perrptnaI hcfitare il yegs children w.,
thaivl q8lr aar went down b,thr{ n a.n:s
censFersts8, f.8rs. nLpa,t ves Il 80 hast tsaas
OF ths ua.{ya. Iris Jnf vanr natfxa iasa "
siidja Iasr her t,lcc. not wthont. esusr ~,
mon saias are al ernnd. ,,.y v.lh,f ! a,c e fs,,;l.
as evor: her 8~sag5iers are a. fsj~. her m,trons "a
rs xfrtaous. Il xbe lass ,laa-to 80, Leoan.. :,
has epvaea her n9sertal b9sn,, -, rssairal -
her embrace tha nables. ,rs - ls. 800
lsshe less your brother hecsuss shs ~ ~ : ~
'ul,sd AMI "renssa1 On she Is dearsr-a thous-
glory. der so,t;tnse r III mias s. = S' IT, ss. aha
ton has attracted the admiration Of tho word
and now the great Democratic party Of tho Uaion
throws out n banner inscribed with the pf.nciaies
of constitutional liberty for which she fought and
| am here tom slit TO ASA you Il eon4e np 10 her
altar, sni let us again pleiqe TO her onr lives. our
fortunes ani eur sacred .aouer. ne lJenoera.ic
party eaefs the most honorable terms. iesdt.r.
sra principles fer tciieh qYa b4tflsg-u,. h.a.,so
II was The principle. uren which The copfeaeracs
VA founded, but the Conleaerary adopted them
because they ve,e promulgated by tie fathers Of
American Independence, aud we're INDICATED Nv
tie war Of the Reyolatiea. under them ne
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TIRE nLurpsn OF THE pLArn..



Montgomery Announces their Repent.
Old Blair, and Montgomery Blair, and
Frank Blair. jun, constitute the Blair fami-
y. They are three in one /; 4 trinity in mi
~, with identities in purpose, and altogether
and entirely devoted to the promotion Of the
glory Of the Blairs, one and all. What one
thnks they all think; what one says they all
agree on beforehand, or will endorse after i,
sis said.
Now. this Blair family held high cfic,
during the war: and drew large salaries, and
were very patriotic, but since the war closed
thfy lost their high positions ~d their large
salaries, and 50 tley seek a change Of base.
They propose to gain glory and pelf for the
time to come, by operating from q rebel
standpoint. Hence Frank Blair, Jun !
blood ard thundersletter, and hence : recent
speech Of Montgomery to 1.-THE Rebels in which
be camnenas their course during the war,
and modestly confes.es that he made 4 blum
der in upholais.g the cause Of the Union.
Montgomery Blair addressed an a~ssemblsee
OF ex- confedergtes at Alexandria recently.
A srsposted in the Alexandria Advertiser
kDsmocrasicl, be said:
He had differed with them in believing thai
thar rights were to be sought in The Unien. but in
loaking at tho present. posture of affairs he wss
almost inclined To think he had been wrong. and
the people Of Virginia had been right. Bu he
Id bet belis%e shs PeePia Of tia North would
permit las taaical rule to continue. The people
OF the North knew that in The liberty Of the South
vas bound up their liberty, and thus wonld rid
themselves Of radical rule. He bad been ! Union
NAB. bnt be had never been ore Of those Tho
81 he essNaAnr!.5hAv peopls s. ths So1h
knSt~ N hsaFespse ss the soath were p~atriotie.
Thare bad been esSse FOR the resistancs Of thu
s ,ukhs u The people ~ The North had not seeI Il
before they eegsn toHseszis now; md Il waa for
the future. N ~ deseEcplntntf. 70 sAy which dds
WIS sght.. k47# H*i ssS8s
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vALLASDIGuAa's NoAISATlos.-Ths reb.
els of the Third Congressional District Of
Ohio, rallied II force tho other dag md
nominated VallsndighAm for Congress, by
an overwhelming majority, over Gen. Ward,
a Conservative Union man..
This is keeping with the party since its
reunion wish the rebels. Union soldiers
must lake back seats, when Copperhead mar.
tyrs or Rebel Generals are about.
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PnE srpEnrIaL ELEoTORs
STATE TICKER.

Far .vecvetcrv n ssrt..
ED. WRIGHT, 81 Cedar County.
fhr srS9f.e u fsas.
John A. ELII0lf, Of Mitchell County.
Es Trsasursr If SAT-,
sAM'LE. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
Yrr Rrrsft~- ~ Fat iaud orc,
c. G. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
fr Aasrs-v Grperaf. !.
HENRY O'C0NKOR. of Mlscafine County.
rnn MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Nrss- Dsayfd-GFaEGT Y M~ccRARy-
/ ,secred Difri4-eaL.W sMYTIL.
Tefrd Dtfffcf-
iEa,fh Diarst- wIL'Is-L0UGuaIDGE
rs5h Ifstria -FRANH ~. I'M
.Sgs2h ptst$tes--
FIR Jtas1r ~ tyrasif Curt
JOHN n nrtgeg. ~ Hefr3 County
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Aiarge meteor burst over the tow, Of
Derby. connecticut. on Monday evening
hesatient Whereabouts noticed q. precenfible
tsnn kitlg and jarrlng Of fffeArI hnnses The
sh9snst vas heard and Remarked in Birnin-
ham and A~nsonta.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In .ths world: the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instanta
Moons; no disappointment: no ridiculous tints; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigorates and leaves tbe
Hair soft and bear tiful, bfdct or Lrosen. Fold by all
Drngeists and Perrin msrs. ard properly applied at Batch
slsr's Wig Factory. No 10 HIND street, New York.
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According to Psychologists, the human body Il re-
nswsd once In seven year,. Every day, every ho4r, svs-
~ nDmspt, tn ne.h, the cartilage, ths bcne md muscle
Of tie frame are wasting Away. and being impcrceptibfy
replaced " rev nass@ff. Health dspenis uEon the
nature n that material. sid ~hssbe r It shat b pnfe or
diseased, full Of vitality and elasticity or feeble ard fac-
eli, depends ndsiy upon he action Of ths stomach.
In arm weathtr the waste Of the system IL vtry rapid,
and If II IL not RS raridly repaired by tn great sus.ain-
Ing orFsp ,'he egnseqFs aa4 !. debility, emaeiation -
decsy. 4 b.yhsrsrs. y ~patanosnt ipo9A1 -
~ eos.seA = keh a ssorsrs ~zADOGtt Aisasb
il season, and the safest. snrtM and ~ tonic thatc can
b. employed kr hi puspessis EOs1ETTER's BI1-
TIERS. This tasenPNash v*VAhS Noniaehie gives
unwonfet emery sotlA asestish pc~st promotes the
conversion Of th- food ipto hsa'tful blood, tvhichis
50 to .p al, til. isw ns4erial Of All shs aolidpss Cons q
III, kdy. and thor By rsu the ~ EN- In the bsA poaL
Bile state OF defense agains. epidemic and other diseases
The etrone require II 70 keep up their strength; the
weak 10 rsit VI cst1 Naeo II y nsistsof t~hspursst 81
All diduslve stimuisnts, charged with the juices end ex-
tracts OF the nett genial roots and hsrts, and Is. . per-
msnsnt restoIative-not > mere Temporary excItans.
Iesssp Ana't6 eocsfy upaa rhs stomachs IT, bowsh
and lie livsf, md j. tn beA known Nnedy - dys-
pspas, hBionaBa1, costissness md genssai debility.
ausisd&w
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THOMAS l. FENN0 / CO.,
Nos. 81 and "a Elm Street,
OSTC MASS.
GRANT AMI CQLFEy.

EOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
= Pins, Badges aud Fin - RANT AND CoLPAS,
send N the olass: ard mos! respectshle raahufaGtnrrrs
uho have rade this bu.inass . speciality for the tn.t
nfneteep years. We have NJ w resdy q great variety of
MI st-lve. Prices from 3 10 so par 80. We Will sead
10 any address, postpaid, en- receipt of trsce, one Saairle,
:5, Thrxe SdnPles, Soc. Wit Price List. We request
our eorrespoudents to be brief. as We ara alw4ssvfry
busy during the Campaign. We nnke s1itshle reduc-
tins Oh ali large order for Dfrisrs a. d Clubs.
Ali moneys sent by Port Ufce Order al orr risA. VIZ
guarantee full amount in eoods, at lowest rates. Fl all
poneys SAINT to us. Address
RICHARDS 4 MsTKT.
P.d Box 3,l3l. IS Murray ST Mes York.
trl6
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REEVES AMBROSIA
HOT the HaI-.

REEVES AMBROsIA
F'or the Ha1-,
1snrrored
Il A elegant nfass y Ter Tho Nan
u CAUSES tho Hslt 10 ca,i besn,,f.,t4
keeps the Scalp Clean snd II, aitl.y
II in'igorotes tbs Eoets eftAa Hair
~Itforcss thu Hat ard Bcarl . .row T., ,,,
.sinmedaeteiy stops Hair Failing Ont.
'AeNis The HALF rom Changing Color rom Age
i'f'si'ts- Grey iiAir to IL. Original Color.
so'ihss' cut Hair On heads that have been bald for
years.
ii'' composed ~satIrsly II s1fTpl. saa pur.l, ~vex.,.tt,
sahstsuecs.
II has %teesi's3 81 six tb.,asaaS Voluntary to.ssmonl,
~ o. itseresi'eae msny Of v.ieh ae ,ro,n phy.ielan.
IN htsh ~statdiog.
iti9to's e h~@lfFsnpd totl'es one anmo blown In ,hs
s'assl' by psugvf. ts ard Deal yrs In Fancy Coed. every
who're, q oae po'isr per Ret,,s. Wholesale b, peusa
fsrrea s Gen q Wells \ Co schEerellnfa Go,
Fteh33- " New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-22

CHOICE POTAToES-Peach Blows and
~ Hsshannoeks ct COX 4 IRvl'A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-22

FIR Jttaqt ~ Grcait Ceurt
JOHN DRAWER. ~ Herry County
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-04-15
Martied,

At "Whte Chapel" Culpeper county, Va,
March Sd, by Rev. F. NJ. Woods, ROBERT X.
GTEENs, of Fauquier, and Mrs. MARGARET E.
PEMBERToN, of Culpeper.
By the same, at the residence of the bride 5
father. March 18th, DANIEL T. Courtney and
Mrs SusAN J. COURTNEY, all of Stafford coun-
ty, Va.
By the same at the brides father, April I'd,
CHARLES 4. EMBRY. of stafford and Miss l., En-
LA d. EMERY, Of Culpeper, Va.
In the Presbyterian church, Martin sburg, West
Va, by Rev Mr.. Nilsson, on the 2lth ult., JoHN
+. BoYD and Miss VIRGINIA STEWART, both OF
Berkeley county, West Va.
March slst by Rev r. Price, at the residence
of the bride, Claiborne county, Miss Rev. a.
McCALLtM and Mrs. AGNIs MOsELEY.
April ID. at the residence of the brides father,
BY Rev Fl. G.. Hill. Miss NINA LEWIS, OF
Granville county, n. c., and DONALD NJ. Dun
Tor, of Petersburg, Va.
In Trenton, New Jersey, on the I'd of April,
by the Rev. DR.. Hall, GUSTAvUs NELSON Abel
a d Margaret ANNA, daughter of the Rev DR..
Hail.