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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
And TS;ssi,asp.si ans! Missouri
Is g Z E. Ee se a &c

Only line from Central Iowa to Chica 20.
under one management. The Mississippi and
Missouri +. r. is new completed to Marcngo,
and will soon he opened farther West Des
Moncs and Council Bluffs Passengers VIII
find this route the Shortest, Quickest and
Best, avoiding all delays st the Mis- sissippi
River. Close connections are made with the
Stage 5 going West.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
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Corner Of Market and Adams Streets
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
Travellers by Railroad, Stage Coach or Pri-
vnts Conveyance, will find excellent accomoe
dations at this House, at the most reasonable
rates. n46m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attack
OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented
and if taken ut the common cement Of an at
tack immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained,
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headache to which females are SO SUBJ
ject
They net gently upon the bowels,
ing Costreness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe
males, and all persons of sedentarg habits, they
are valuable as Loratee, improving the ap-
petite giving tone and cigor to the digestive or
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity aud
strength of the whole system.
The CErHALIc Pills are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
imen's having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lievcd a vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from u deranged state 10
the stO. ach.
They ere entirely vegetable in their COM
position, and may be taken Mt all times with
perfect safety without making change of die
and The absence Of ony disdqreeobie taste renders
1t easy to administer Them 10 ch!!dyn
DEWlRE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
| Tic genuine have five signatures Of Henry c.
Spalding on each Box
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers in
Medicines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt of the
~ > q 2S Cents,
All orders should he addressed 10
HENRY e. SPALDlNG,
Cedar Street, New loig.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
Original l,loetrp.
H'rit,on for the Columbia Deuoe rat,
MORNINGS GLORIES.
BY B. F. H.

--.-s.-----
When rosy strcaks Of mornings dawn.
Light up the Eastern sky,
And by her flying ohariots drawn
The sun, from aged Tithon's breast,
Doth rise, and on her errand fly,
What glories meet the eye;
With rapture from our beds Of rest.
We rise to view the scene
The morning doth our gaze present,
When dew, on grass of purest green,
Like gold doth seem intent
To sparkle in the rays
Or Tithonc's fair aud blooming bride
Then scenes in Nature win our gaze,
And all the works or art dcriLc
When pretty flowers, refreshed by dew,
Deck Natures broad, cxpanse;
As we their wondrous beauty view
Our vision they entrance.
When mists, before the ardent glance
Of PhGbus. rolling back.
In columns thick, aud leave no trace
No footstcps-that will mark their track,
hrtreut with ease and grace,
To shady leaves, and dells,
Where darkness rcigns supreme,
Where all around rcpcls,
And shuts from them each beam,
OF fair and bcauteous light,
In one long dark, and dismal night;
Where nc'cr can shine the rays
Of Tithone's fair, and blooming bride;
These seems in Nature win our gaze.
And all the works Of art dcride.
NC
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
S p E E G n
Hon. G. L. Vallandigham,
OF HIO,
OF HIO,
ON EXECUTIVE USURPATION.
In tho House of Repres entatives, July 10, 1861.
Mr.. Nallandigham said {:

Mr., Vallandigham said:
Mr. Chairman In the Constitution of
the United States, which the other day we
swore to support, and by the authority of
which we are here assembled now it is
written:
"All legislative powers herein granted
shall be vested in Congress of the United
States"
1t is further written also that the Con,
gress to which all legislative powers gran
ted are thus committed
"Shall make no law abridging the free.
dom of speech or of the press"
And it is yet further written, in protec.
ton of Senators and Representatives in
that freedom of debate here, without which
there can be no liberty, that
"For any speech or debate in either
House they shall not be questioned in any
other place"
Holding up the shield of the Constitu.
ton, and standing here in the place and
with the manhood of a Representative of
the people, propose to myself, to-day,
the ancient freedom of speech used within
these walls; though with somewhat more,
| trust, of deccncy and discretion than
have sometimes been exhibited here. Sir,
| do not propose the direct question of this
civil war in which We are engaged, Its
present prosecution is foregonc conclu.
/ sion and wise man never wastes his
strength Oh fruitless enterprise. My
position shall at present, for the most part
be indicated by my votes, and by the res
olutions and motions which l may submit.
But there are many questions incident to
the war and to its prosecution about which
have something to say now.
Mr.. Chairman, the President in the
message before us, demands the cxtraordi-
nary loan of s4OO, Goa, ,OOO-an amount
nearly ten times greater than the entire
public debt, State and Federal, at the
close of the Revolution in 1888, and four
times as much as the total expenditures
during the three years war with Great
Britain, in 1912.
Sir, that same Constitution whicn I
again hold up, and to which I give my
who'e heart and my utmost loyalty COM
mits to Congress alone the power to bor-
row money and to fix the purposes to which
it shall be applied, and expressly limits
Army appropriations to the term of two
years. Each Senator and Representative,
therefore, must judge for him mself,upon his
conscience and his oath, and before God
and the country, of the justice and wisdom
and policy of the Presidents demand |;
and whenever this House shall have be-
come but mere Office wherein to register
the DEGREES of the Executive, it will be
high time to abolish it. But have a
right, believe, sir, to say that, however
gentlemen upon this side of the Chamber
may differ finally as to the war, we are
yet firmly and inexorably united in one
thing at least, and that is in the determin-
alton that our own rights and dignities and
privileges, as the Representatives of the
people, shall be maintained in their spirit
and to the very letter, And be this rs it
may, | do know that there are some here
present who are resolved TO assert and TO
exercise these rights, with becoming dc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
HHOwARD ASSOCIATION PHIL

II II
A Benevolent Instton established by special endow
ment for the relief Of the Sick and Disre scd
with Viruent and Epidemic Diseases and especially
for the Cure of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. Dis
Pensary free patients in all parts of the United States
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermaiorThGa and 9TH
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES Employed sent to the afflicted in seal ID
letter envelopes free Of charge. Two ~ tree Stamps
for postage will be acceptable. Address DR.. skill.
LIN HoUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AssOcia.
tion, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
y March 2, IeGl-l2nI.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
2 u NJ 2 NJ A K IN G

THE under rsigned inform the public generally that
they have formed opartnership, aud viii contin,
Ne ipe bisinass 0f Pump making and repairing in all
their various departments, in Bloomsbury, where they
will promptly attend all orders in their line of bust
ness. whether in town or country.
Well and CstGrn Pumps, with lcaden Pipe, made in
the best style OF wokmanshi moderate teTms aud
on very short notice,
From their long experience in the business, snd an
earnest desire 10 have their work commend itself 10 the
public they feels copidcnt they make tan object 70
those who may give them their aud render gene.
raj satisiscton. John CRuTCHLEY,
JOHN CuLF
Boonlshurg, April -, lsGI, 3p
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10

DERSONS about to commence House
l. Keeping VII, do well to call aud cNamine the
stock Of New Dishes &c. at HARrMANS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepte at terns consistent with sOlyency and
p y fair profit.
EsaseIakdhLsRtf0d dFptn "a LaEInaAet9fD DWbLLLN6S
and 65HleRisJ JoF terHts efOfle To- Gpe yAars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

IIpS.I1tneI 10 AcWAEtloEflloN- f 2 -s'
Such visions must aud will iuwithblyi
come when distance separates us from most
we love. .teisaai hsst572at
But we passed slowly on, and soon
found ourselves in the culinary depart
meat. We seated ourselves for a while,
to watch these in their new element
Here and there around US were scattered
fires over which were camp kettles of al
most all sizes and descriptions, suspended
on 3poles supported by forks, containing
oil mix ups ofibeef, porE, beans, &c. Here
and there Wereg FedlfReed men, sleeves
rolled up to their shoulders, apron slung
before them, running hither and thithet
from potto table, [HhichliB irudely cone
stfuctRrl Of Trough boards and forks slash.
| ing grees6 and boiling water In all direc-
ttons. Some are icdrsing tleit hot fires,
whileiothers are giyfngrent 10 outrageous
linyectiyesto theirs beeauseo oft repeated
failures "a, ,increase.the volumelof its faint
blaze. There sits q big, fnt, good -natured
Yankee, grinding coffee between two big
stones, while three or four Others of sini-
lar dimensions,4 are gathered around a
huge black kettle, redYwith heat and blus-i
tering with VexatiOn, engaged in the pleas
ant aud important exercise OF making
mush.s All things being ready-the edi-
bIes being placed upon the table, the cook
wipes theisweat from his brow, passes the
signal-aAless, fall in, - all hands come
swarming from the tents, aud for some
time little is,heard but the clicking Of tin
cups, iron spoons, pewterp plates EcIn We
lett this department and cnrelessly strolIed
along iurthe direction of the Westerville
Band, whoswere at the north-west corner
of the parade ground, discoursing the
sweetest music. u. - Ai9I ...-h-.
The band has now ceased! Darkness
has again thrownih his sable mantle over the
camp of.these illustrious patriots, and may
Almighty God watch over them. and keep
them from all the snnres and temptations
of vice to which they are iuCident!-M -Make
them us instruments in the hands of this
great Nation in bringing about speedy
and effectunl event, the perpetual resto-
ration of the union Of these statesli 2Ahn
may the prayers and bendtctions of.agTate-
full country accompany themto the field.
conflict and ;weave alChaplets for those
brows which5wiIls suffer their names TO be
forgotten only when time shall be no more,
isimy prayer. riH'A it69 IL w. u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

81 'ltt| ya4N ll4NI4lNff =
WE give. plaGe.to the following at the
eatnest5request of the writer, who says,
ina letter accompanying, that ''it is the
first Of his 'weak productions" that ever
found its alay into the press andqwhich,
he assdreau us, cost him "long and arduI
Gus energy" We yield the point, out of
compassion. for he assures u.s. that if we
reject il entirely las the, category Of
the Infniten was rejected we will
'.crush out the vitals Of his aspiration
which we couldn't think Of doing under
,anycircumstauces. We are also assured
.thatin giving itia place u5ourl'fvaluable
and interesting paper" we shall ''tanimate
the future hopes of yOnt humble and as
tpiring servant We, therefore, forbear to
crush, and proceedato aptmato, &c.l The
letter is a righl good thing in its way, aud
is entitled ata
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

s{sii44 upwards OF SL3.OO0,o0o
0tLosses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance 70
f1fafei iise5' In the past II years. ff,i.Ja3tlt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

up ioomed before him, and doubtless h
could hear the plainttYe isong-i1iaF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23
MY v1sfr 70 oAa1PaF 1 / Y,oN,

.
Being what a Visitor Saw In Camp,
and what lac Writes about it,
aid TtFwAs Saturday 'mdrnidg; ,theifteshness
of the summer had passed :; the Ieaves of
tteiforesbthNdiiost their brilIitney'0 { green,
aud had subsidized into the more bre,
dnsky tint that marks the latter days OF the
Ileaiyseasoua The flowers had departed,
and the beauty OF early simmer had fad
ed. The fruits were ripe-IhG brilltnnCy OF
autumn was near. The shrill winds of
II bright November morning were whistling
Through tile stAIwltrt bougis oftie dreaty
forest, and bowling moprnfpllN around our
dwelling rs my friend and left the class
ic walls of, OtterbeinL UiIigersitY to ~ y tor
the first in our little life-tiihe soldiers
camp, and, Impossible, to catrea n glimpse
of that. divine enthnsiastn which stimnat-s
ed them to Gcti6n-fatused within their
breasts such a holy spirit OF pttrintisHl La
philRnthrophy strengthening Their nerves,
swelling their hearts with syInpnth:,i and
distending with generons pride, in behalf
| OF their bleeding and Insultcd c0utTy,l anu
Observation-Disclosures siai go
We reached our destination about two
O'clock, determined to hear all IlIHt WAS to
he heard and see all that sSyas;to he5 seen.
| The labors of the day consisted of various
ldriilsanda abGrades, (which somewhat to a
considerable extent excited pur Encyii and
as we were around that day making oBser-
.,vations, We concluded to stroll around the
camp and observe the lbehlity of the boys,
aud the iaodas operaadi generally. As. We
turned down this canvas village, our ears
were greeted with loud, laundering tones
ofsmilitary command; ud;accohpauIed by tile
| Bristling Of bayouets, the clash of mus
kerry, and tic heavy Tread Of military pa
rnie going ,thronghthe several eyolntions
of the squad drill, to the great delight OF
lmysfriend and Ii. Having become tsmil-
Eiarized with this strategy, VIC concluded
that we would "b06' NE0uHl still ~ little
more, (having byathis time become,' toia
4 considerable extent, habituated to the hor'
rors or civil war; and view tile interior
/ of tue camp, as far as we could consistent
ily with the modcsty of camp derorum.-
Cautiously wending our way through the
midst of these crude novels" our ratteulion
was soon attracted by the lively and feet.
| stirting notes of a vi0liu, that too plainly
told us that the boys within were Willing
many happy hou:s away inIthat Pariicnlai
J amusement, which a celebrated STATESMAN
once Observed he had not the capacity to
Indulge in, that of,iie = 5sss!7 if5a -.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23
1atlggu gutJrll1tIigeall.rl.elt. ! |
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING,-
TwrIvE soLIp LINES or NoSPAKEiI1, (OE oxE rcH,)
gI q sLFs85l MAXI a SouARE. la4A3-'

q N8TsPEoIAI MOTIFS DoubIe the hD0Ie INtss' =
E9-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aeeOF-
ding the space occupied and the numberof changes
r AIlAdyertisementsEro Erom trandent persons strang
ers, to DO paid for In adrdHee e, s3s sV0a h'
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines 80 peryear,
Tor So for months but for shorter period nothing
will ba counted less than square. q 1tlllil =
The privilege or Animal Advertising Il limited TO
the AdIertisefs' own Immediate budnesai and all
advertisements for the beneht Of other prsons -
well a. aIll0Eal and advert eEents
oEaueton ea1ds and real Pspt IN by them mpSs
te paid FOR ut the usual rates, ,..rf ..+,l,f Il
H3tAdVertisenents not Accompanied will Writte.I
dlrectiOnA will be insert until forbid yand charged
accordingly. ,.s4s4ts,t cs74ff tsttp3Jf- rsE.sF .
Notices fot Political Meetings to be charged IN all
cases at full rates. 4
Marriages Notlcesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons 80 eentsoseh, III sgi5 povll26e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

EHush, darling, huShi hiLl5'-
Thy father is 9 a.WAEriorsnow.'. ~ 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23
Gripping the light fantastic toe.g gtes I'd

Passing this lively group, and another
equally merry on our right, boxing srest-
ling, hopping, &s,, exhibiting skill only IN
what Heeuan OF Sayers w0utd style the
manly art, 6nr ears were greeted by one OF
those sweet old songs, that we have all
beard from our Infancy, as it came SWELL
ing up from the very bowels Of the camp
a song Of Zion. at this iuncture, "eyes
rirhtp3 with US, We turned into "A new
street we nude q short pause 70 take ~
peep ut a group just before us, Suddenly
we tespieda tall youth, with both hands
thrust in his pantaloous pockets up to the
elbows, standing in the tent door, gazing
out in the direction of the cooking ranges,
pitifnlly whlstling that care-worn song,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23
MISSOURI MIlInggOlnpalY.

:
Incorporated Feb. 22d5 1851.
CAPITAL STOCES-,--,--,...,,-sg - 10000
FIItiIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR TUE sPuR-
il posaof advancing tie great mining interest5 Of
our state Ws DO not PTots.g e hs gsSs "
starprisa Wa believe that the stock bOShals TO
pay large diyiiepds, and q the same time n9Es ral
good aceompl plishod aud Go1tgr progress made IN de.
wealth 6f Missouri, than BY tho use Of ne times the
amountof capital invested In any OthHF bnsnals.
ipIetS ninlng buFeln d ne d the
State We h4ys RSEs5 PSF PIs eE sti ~ TT, r.
Missouri. Great inducements Will be offered toSAP-
slIass and work PssiSs iss, 6 dsainE wiih this
We Fassspsctfay solicit the altsltiOn of All EhO
laTs minsrPi la9ds for eals 70 sena ~ statsHe1t
Ians, thsHnmbaF 0E a1Tea the location, the low
est cash price theYAFe willing to take for Said l.
we bhhll such mines as pay largely but
shall OpFl a1d prove most the landEsS an s1hg
books SF to the stock arp now open at
.thb once eeths Compauy, Main hOtthVeEt
no Il L55dst street an Whe lI an Interest Inthig
bpginnIS, aud haze mQley, viii do VIII 70 OIL and
aHit "a ~ ss Il S
amount wanted 70 thai iPreliaPntiO or 1Eeasurer'E
.A' AZ DIREoEoRs; .,r,..rt
q Henry D. RaoOh3 ESil, q Matthew Butler, E545
4dssps Asa GlsRRs IsSsop L Il 4 EySsS, "a,
Il v. BOgy, Esq.,sf si-pss Jn.opA Raynb, Esil5i
7,d.i HuryD.Baooh,Hi Ii5T LivtBosEy.. I'm.
". BUTLEti, Trpa4. ALFRED CLAPRGPrs5t-
The aboys proSpsetus has mp 10 this taI3e bSen
pubtshsd 10 only ono OF our leading papeFl faF ten
days No extra 6dFt8 70 get stock taken have been
made; yet the public go well approoiAte The sound
n6s 0f the enterprise that over two hundred thOug-
and dollars Of the stock has already beoa taken We
would briefly state that the shares 50 each, paid
Ia faIb without ath6r liability trinserbls by de-
livery; registered only when dITidsnds arp,FfriNa1
Any p6FaSn hhVfh uionsy 70 spare, can by the pnE
chase Of shares "a the Mial0uEI MialngsCJ1lPAny
make an lnEoStmGnf that will pay laFgely AAd hold
AtOck that isFBady onterted lnfOels ffh6dtldlt
answered. I47i9ee - %" inh51-dkW2m
81. Loais. Mo- March q. ISM sfi - sTsaHfla
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-23

/ III ans ssThe girl lott behlna Hesfi 1tf' 3u
Bat whether It was really the memory of
that distant, EAit one, or whethersit was the
delay of supper, which caused that SOL
emncholy appearance, / don't know
Back in the recesses of the tent, lay a
care-woru maui seemingly almost lost in
the sberusah Of a small book, which we
found,ion e&amination,to be little work
entitled, sBaxter's callsto the Uncohvert-'
ed,H doubtless the gift of some far of
friend. just n little beyond this. sits q
man with laa board thrown across his
,knees. busiIy leugaged in writing He
is seemingly the very ideal of mus
culRt activity and physical strength
Beside his fnkilies an open miniature. -
Ever and anow be stops and gazes long.
and wistfnlly upon the picture before him.
"A radiant glow seems TO light up his very
features, aud be brushes away the hot
tear as it falls upon the half:infShtd page,
writes more vigorous than before. We
wondered what caused his manly bosomto
heaye; why the silent tear stole its cause
down his ,brpnzed cheek. But as we stole
a glance gently over his shoulder, IL was
the pictureSque of a cOmely female with 8
lovely infant sleeping in her arms. -
Me thinks; the bright vision ot soGns
quiet hearth, and a fond mother anxious
aud care worn lullybyiug his child to rest
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or ktw-YORK.........
Cleared.

sbtps-Lephent,rtth, Mai Bel Msilsnd, Phelps Co.
Geeus LeAvlit. Have w Nelson Sous 49, -
Bslk.-Ssiween tBr Eden Ayr y. y. buleyi CorilA r~
teui Hayr-, :. 4 c Johnson.
Bdss-N-brs,ks Tbomp'on. Ban. g Duncan : Gei
Truylo (Brl Mu.aD, Por Prince X Murray Jrj MPns
(Br J. Dsnleis. 4. Inns, | NeViH. Son
schooners-Pawcsues Hop,s, Portland ms'ter; "uNs,
Hall EgE Hsrbor nss er; Krd"n Cors'n Egg HsIbor Ess
ter; r. Wnans Duvi. Fall uve; Southport Coe New'hs
ven; Packet. Doan- BsnEqr 4. Back Co Osmsst
Roorls, n r. Buck Coz W. Min-T BsTfy, Lon
dondeiTy. J. w Eweil Co. OuisIi' Hamsr PrOydsnesi
Fsuk, er. Bost' n r. rsry tbr Thomas Havana w Up'
derwood; Palmetto. Brsgion Bottom master; FQw tst
sk- WindsnI. J. L e. A tewoii, Edit Scu, Egs Hats
Dor fsn, Berger, Bsn-gat cssis Packet Rooe
snbroke; Mont frnHS Providence. Hannah Eiekers
800, Quincy A,iss BIabrn Milyi master c. B. squ es
Squire. Piovidenee omi' Andry u. ST. John B. F: sgsn
s. r. Young Cuk. llarbori G. G. Ssd~r sipple Milford
master: ~. Brewster. HaDhius Csdis, Msni Abbott Ever
green Psiisn, BRISTOL
Sloop- Helen. Boo 4ck Newport ms.ter.
esn,r- Novelty Shaw, Phil dell his msHeTi Artisan, Me-
Csbe, Baltimore.