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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.
Board Rsduced 70 - pr aas

>lA.s ike orsn.ne q sh.s sA,. asi couuoaious
Ho,. SO is Il has been sbe -inslo snaeavo- = tbs
-oprie,,r. 90 NIKE !, tsc most anps-oa-. con
ves.en, .na eo-nsortssle bone is- cit.1-r sad
strsarcr -f lhis side be Atian,.e
Ani whatever has seeucl iik.is & .ilaiaister -
~ e,rafasf of ts s,4--,s 'h.y A.vc enaes rorst.
,sfhs-7s rsssrd eos,. psss.a~ -aa . oorahiae
al ths elements y .uciviscsl sd ..ciA enjoyment
wsisl modern art las ln,sntss .nl modern taste
appro.es ard .ae pe.rarase seich 3; -. eoomAn-
d dusiHx De pa: s. sssrs i rAtf.ies P'scf
that ibsf eaors. have bevn appresssses
T. meet ,he ex.senc.es q he times. ~b.n al arc
required 70 practice th~ u.e-s rlsia s~eaasay- NJ
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price "t Board io
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
a ne -@ase tine sbAnz q lae sa2s-.es n.sa
With snssr p.el> has hsaers0 been .usps-a
rREApwELI- NIEn'oNe & -.
s~~ Y--k. s~ss =. 1881 MS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
he Weekly Express

,4en.bs.s sv.ry Wednesday. 0reF snn1m'
ltfa-rr-
~<-No paper -est witaost tho money. n"r eofti'1-
= ~ zrf tlire thsn pad isr,
,x.fc~ sf Advertssins tn weekly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01

4 DEMONSTRATIONS Notice IS
kt.fty <svf1- La ifste-- ~ ..ilf'1i.tfa s p
hz,~ r%ea s-aAtrd &. n. asfr 49, upc-l ~
go - A-treS MIKE. ~- .l.~r j. ss.--c ~ -
tlfea g. ;. fs,.s- All re!so1s .8.ehsst - he o.
ce1ena. fo- ard s.. L. Cour osLer~i-. 80.
SIS reqJ ltd - 1.Ek. .l4s. .i4te pssrae.f
~ sar. Themselves f1rthoT cos.s
n b xCFTATI. Asa'r
10y l. -Ss1 -dlr-S3a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

txexx-zArrK a rsCu~o~I. aAfLEoAD
rsk.ns Les~s. n-i' N'''f'-
~ I. 10, 49,. A-ii. y. .-.s.f.
Sos. ass. = -. = EKrF-ss. Se. ,. leis, -
xrnks aAvrr. 1.1os ~ rorI. RutEoAo.
sfsias Iesv- sfss~ tFf'fe-
-. .. io2c. a =. - Al -. -, 4 ~-s' ~
.aa4oo. = n. Ff't = Aoco. -. :, io-ia, 49,
4eASs1LIs csA~rosnssittA H,itHoAn-
s-..... t..v. rrAias Arrisc-
~ ca a m-.... kcsosi. -. l, Atse = =
-. = tees a 49, NIL. - = -. = =
scCxvIttE rx-y~~foS
f.... rraN- ~ 80.
e aIs aal.. ) !. Us. a -
.sas nas, rgetfsig - 4. frt~ i-''t
...e . er..r.- unes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01

,. b 3Is.ES. A. y a.
TER Bssss. isr- Is. -, -i~e-
T. e.-r1s txps1ees = tA.s yea a. o<npsret ~.ri
the exps3-c 81 lsse 49, 50 soos ie,-r.--, -
- AZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
JOB PRINTING
~ 49, EI>t<.
NEATLY EXECUTED
At ras ofFleE. - fHt
sas~-t aud ns.t Finished style.

aEAs0NA Bill KArkk
N--rH DIS h ~ Il = x
s~ fnsr. - hen wiftt ~ lkst - u.ye :
-, .tItior. a ~krxsakt, - he - ofre.
= -o~ onc q t1e af>s fsr-isbet - tie STATE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
LEGAL.

Annual Report Of the Auditor Of Wig"
County
DEPORT a - Au5ito- x Vis5 c.cniy. sec-1as
- re.sf--1 arle ur-ea - ~ = -.-
ooTnaaer-inS Juas lrt. = = 80 sad sa8ia- NAY
3isI 4 u. lr6l inclusive
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
Ayers Ague Cure,

-ye,er. ctt;i Fesrr. ,s1tsb AvsA, PericdcsilEess-
srn~. os- Bsiiious He-i1cae, s-d Blsioesfs-
vs-s fnoee,i fs,T>ta~ ~sbofn clafs.cf siis
- .<ssssor .sses-as . Ali,sIy eersags-
~. = ts..,ft u; .bt H.la.atf
asasass .ie eccnsriv-
". - .oaffAs hs>c - or tse ocsrtua-aty =
srneaysn.ss. sLIess eYrss ihs ssssc eoioplsinis
vtes oertAint, Is s;si rcs'ssss lsrp.ssss 70 ..y
,si,,.-s ,A.sc .tr.r< t!.s is-s --sSa,s rs s<trss
sst.is ho -6s~ 80 psiscr q Fes sr and Age ron
ess sss'ss sas-s Ss.sss1s ..EA@ 1esessasz. of ;ss
ttnr3 ~<.; c- y - cuiy -be PC n r.ec1 ffer
We elsrot ~ - sAs- ciA.s q oc1pia.rls. ert sl>o
The rt.szfe-- ..s- isrfe o,ians'y W tnffly ssr a
in lslf~- a ~ herr yoser AL As yis,i2is
ers Z, v>-.,,- hs--.f .nc 49, 81 i-f> lsA 81
'cta{ 5ad -t 'Fe, srSss s'sj,-r.e- =, .~f ts'-
xe,r 3v ~>y - sl,sr .psr tat fes foE n. sys~-
d. ard crr- ( -su zai;osn;r l. ttar con-
tales rS oui1.Ess q s.nesii ennf - nf, ntsofr-
cee 40 Qusts-m a eslsr .nllTstrs 'a.Hss ~Ss' .er
NON thf ccorrstuficn e-e r;rtd ~ ~ are l~., ~
hssltisy, - IL sisss hasi sessr had ths dizrsee.
FsvcT and Azs~ r. i1ot acae u, oss---.so. q l-e
uiasnlarsc ,olspis A rraf yeris.y Q! ci-orr- sr-e
frs1ns - i-risaE.s = "a az ~''L,t A.
sesrkbs. Rhr.ssnss-sH. tis-s. H'--d4cls. BiadHess
0tSac NJ. ,. srarssa. Cstarrsh. Asthma, rslFi-
,eii.t r.;nfni Nr---tina ~ tl- Sri1+n, H~-- n.
t-sis.. ..lD in IA i5s~scls.Coslc Paralysis
aid DTaBEcnca; cf the StoIaach,
All oi uhieL ~h.s OF os.uAt.u- IN fhis CsESe. put
ID. isr,rs,. III .v,,. ~ ~. u periodical This
&C., 80 4. ~ ,..-o <r,ii the alsd and con-
ee,uenfiy car-- -heIn al ake. II - an Invaluable
pr,,r-.i.u T.. saniiT and persons traNehn. or
Z. uat-.rsils i.-lfEA ~ "a" malarious district II
faA-u ..cl- .l.-lls --s while eNf-'-.d g. - IN
fccfiou ths. viii H. rxe.ytc1 frtra uae ~S-t~ia. md
cannot acc,rnulsfs ir .ut.ci, NJ quantity % Tir-n
into disease. Aencr d : even iaofe Nsio.ri- fcr
protecticu than .rr irv vlil 49, 9Cr-r " N
in,eruiif.-f- ii fl.. .s~H n r.siv.- q fhc pre-
t~ction the fers.Ii' .sfss-t-.
es Pr-,e.-. S e., -. : q Ar X s Co.
Irsvrli. Xs-~achI-r-r-.
e. - NINA 4.
p NJ I,a<-vS4r. iL.i ~ 81 Drasgi-t- j. Iesrs.
Hauts.
Whol,-ple =, AuEs i Co, Cin-inn~u
fun l-.-,...st-sees
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
TIKl.NBDI.D- GENUINE PRFPA-



WITH want ~ Attention and Horror q - icfy.
HEIMBoID's BJCAJ Cor ObstTurtlon-.
Ri IMBuLD's HrcHU foT gxcc-~s s-.sirg T. m IL
discretion. and ali rseczses ~
FENAIES-FEMAIEs-fE
FTNALEs- s-fENAiES-FEAAifs
OLD or YOUNG. SINGLE. NARRlED, or con
TEMPI.ATINs MARRIAGE,
TAKE NO NoRf Pills.
71fxy ARE OF So AVAIL
HyARpiITS fArRAST BpCHU
II THF VERY BEST RFNfif II Tiif word
~ al c,,pi 4ints incident - lie SNz. ~t-tbe- srl
srs from Iras-retion. Hahit- u D--ip~o- n u
nKClINf Oh CHANGE or LIZ.
SEF SYMPTOMS ABrNF
~o Tk uIfA SHOULD M WITHOUT r.
TaSe NJ 11o-. BsI-4Ia. Nerczrs. I. -. s~sA1t
Netlcns. fcr Vapseassri aIsl DAny,ror- Dscsses.
HFIxIoI.b's EXTRACT BCCHU CTEFS
SECRET Dg>EaSES
In al theiI s,age,. ~ little ktPcSee.
fsttie ~ no change 81 Dee. No ifscoover-s ne<.
AND ~o EAlsO-lR Rk
Use HEI.NDOIp'S ENTRACT BUCHC for ksc~---
a ~ ing rom ashils ininised lr
~ vcs >9 ANDoLO
And for diseases srising iron aabits o dissipation
A removes al Improper tlcharges. snc vii restore
The patient n a @bor' tine 90 state q heelA art
purity.
Ard els-ctions Of tkr le,.i 1is,r---i7g cbk-sctsf
-r,.e WFr .Nrof.T)'~ fNTR ACT NJ tHJ - AZ ~
t5or,- an Si-<ases - fhs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01

Tlcrost osi.-s.-! rcs,r, ~. - sae 5c.l ,ktil Z.
on ft.- car dcyre tcr tts. txct tystfre p-ev-ilirr
stifs A.. fssisdy. con nes 4.rshe tsost active
refat & 49, shzl kzsc t<sn discnar.3 tx ssper-
gz-SE = lhis gs4l e.-sFcs fF,sa h tsos 49, t.e
rtkrl@ ~ IL s,r.eEr ,ross ~ testl cibc corst-
ou.ros Hsnes y Sbos:ic - rsn7cycd Tor -hc cure
~ tt ory Srofala, brt ssso tto-e cshsr ufsricE-s
wtra 2yiss lrou t-spcd
Kratevr ant SKI pSscSscs, ~. AEtho-ys Ere.
Rces o. Erysipeiss. Pmpss-. P1slEle. hssleE-
- B.s-lS snc Bol,, I-noras Letter kn3 ss-;
RLsum, Scait Head, kingNcr-i, Eee-
matis.r Syphiiilc A0t Nerc1rsal
Ussasex. fgopsy. Dsspepssa.
..... I~aiiit-. and. sfs1ese.. A.
~. Complaints s..sns tror
v.latcd OF hnpore
80 I1- Ktoed
IL rrr.ar lesisf IN '-sr piTnY-o; M b.ee~'i 4
foln6.t Ia trsh fof scE0ssiA - aon q 70
elocS Ibe p~rrcnls- pS.poec - s.rtos 6. III
Ssr> = = % u-sf- srt this v4tal ia
"a ~stboo, wBseh -oaDd hesi-h i impossible con-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01

OF a. SxF-xrsT1 SExExssuAL srx7S-
EE-sg q 'ss esndAi5a % "a HckE fS->r-l
RA.Cg Gvky&yy cf fi< o. cr lS~ac ksft,
~ "a - a<sz ~ Jasaa,.. lssi
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01

- 80 - - 41.anss- ttf't't - -
~ C.. - 1rsa.hs. a.v 1ro- ---- =
1..s-t.s - CITY sabscTsbsrs ~ 10 csni- - aeek-
S,ns,is COPE cents.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
' rRi~ ""es>s,
w1-sh~- sxi-tfnE IN
MALE Ola fGNALp.
TN isow s,oNe sT ~ DING


An ~ aios- cisca.es -. -g-nrt--s scslik = tcs
49, .r-a.-rrrf I'D nay si-st- IRON IL s..ls
escfe
grApi READ. READ.
HFI.sBni.il = RJCHJ s. -s.~ and pis--@ns n fssss
And o.ir- be- iirm-8is+- in - action.
personsIix appeasec is,o-e ne ar Ai.eT1.1 = th-
c,sv az PhrlsdeirAla. h :. HEiESliD. Csssrsi, ~to
teing duly s~o-u. dee- s4gtkst 1ls prspersr re- cor-
taIrs % -arcossc mc-carv, ~ riorz dr-S-, bat =
,,-,-~ly ve--.ANls a +. HFIeEoLD
Soc AArlfarturrr.
s-or. ans -zt-cribc. t-f.re ne. ~ - Cay r
Sove,nber. lssz W. Y kfD. A.1-rl-5r.
Frice III per ho.tl~ nr ~ faf a.. i--if.red - Asy
.idress.
Prepared ~ n Z H1LsiScs-D.
- Tr<stls1 ~ i-4iytlcsl Chernisf,
las sae<- Teosh -. helo~ Chestnut fkis
mVWAHT Og COUNTERgEGTS
AND INFRISC1P1.ED nEALERe.
Who .ndeavor % ttrpoee ''uS rsEn Osl' ard oF~
x~s' sErTr1ks HErrrAr1cS sTTsslN-
Helrbold'@ Geruia &c rrrpaf sto-s
- F1frE< ts.xxNt f|
r-rssp-sii-
iiaprt~~d f.r-~ y -
-1ia ~
z. n. BARR 4 10.
A1st al prug.dst- erery~b<re.
AK FcR HEINBoiD's TAXI no UrHFB
o.. COS tke oty-rtsssz.ert s-f sspd foT e.
ASo AvoDDuoSIzSs AID kxJoSxkx
usfdssH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-01
RECEIPTS
RSEMKA

TasFe "a l.sen ooan'J ofi.f. iTa'il ~ - '.la-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09
Consultation or Ccstiveness.

No ono Of the many ills flesh il heir to- ;" pre-.
valent SO little understood, and SO much neglee'ed
A. Costiveuess Often originating in carricssncss or
sedentary habits it is regarded rs slight Ill order Oh
too little consequence to excite anxiety while IN real
ity is the prccur>o aud companion OF 'aany OF mo
most tat al aud dangerous diseases and unless cary
sraIicnt-d It will bring the sufferer to al untime'y
K ave. Among the lighter evil OF which c".tNehcss
IL the usual attendant are Headache, Co ic khsna'
ti.m Poul Breath Pile and Others oil iike nature,
whi.e long train OF frghtfu diseases such ar Ma''s-
nart Fovers, Absccsscs. Dyssntary Dia'rh9a Dy,pep
ria, ApoIlcxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis y.ter,", Hro
rhondiiasis, Melancholy aud insanity, hrt Indicate
their presence in the system iy this alarming mp
TOM Not unfrequrntly the dsca>es named originate
In Cons alton but take on an independent
unless the cause cradcaed in ,n early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the diforaef
should receive immediate attention VII neVsr oc.
ours and person should neglect TO get o"A u
rnhac pill. on the first appearance Ut the complaint,
A. their timely use will cxpe the nsiduous approaches
Of disease aud dcstrey this dangerous foo to huma"
lifs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

~ UeApAcHg l. the favoritc sign ny which nature
makes known any deviation Whatever from the nator'
al state the BRAIN and viewed in this light mny
be looked on AZ safe guard intended to give NOTICE
Of disease which might otherwise escape aNehuon, w
too late to be ren,cdied; and its indicn'ons snouo
never be ne elected Headaches may Or c'ass'nea uo.
der two names, viz: Symrtomatic and ldoPatMc:I
Symptcmatic Headache h exceedingly common ano Is
che precursor Of a great variety OF disea e. among
which are Apoplexy Govt. rheumatism snd All eof,'e
diseaes In It's form It i sympathetic OF d,s-
ease Of the stomach constituting sick he0dsehr OF ne
patio disease con utng bilious headoch', OF worms
cons tiraten and other disorders Of the bowels. ~ Wen
A. renal and uterine affections Disease. OF the heatt
are very frequently attended with lteadache; An1m,s
and plethora IRE also affections which frequently occa
sion headache Idiopathic Headache al.o very com
mon, being usually distingu he'd by the name Of
uersus headaehs, sometimes Gaming on suddenly IN
state 81 apparently sound health and prostrating At
once the MENTAL aud physical encrrcs and IN other
instances II comes slowly. herAided by cepressN
AZ spirits or acerbity OF temper. In most instances
the pain Il In the front Of the hcnd, over one or noa
eyes. and sometimes provoking vomiting; under thas
class may also he named EsYni0fa.
Far thu treatment Of either class OF Heada"he tne
Cephalc Pills have been found sure and sa'e RENE
dy relieving the most acute pains In rev MINUTES:
and b. Il. subtle power cradicating the diseases 81
which Headache Is tho uncrring index.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

The SAEBATr-All our readers are here .
by commanded to read the Sabbath School
notice in this paper. s.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09
McGregor Church Directory.

CoHGR Observation-Disclosures at 10 IL, a. N. and
r. M every sabbath PRAYER meetings, Tuesday
evening. Rev. s. P. SLOAN, Pastor.
MsrHoplsr Services at 10 IL. A.. N aud 7 p NJ.
every sabbath PRAYER meeting. Thursday rveRing
Glass meeting ru,.day evening. Kcv Mr.. BRuSsoN.
Pastor. .... .......
BAPrrsr--Ssrvices at II 10 A.. NJ. and p. M,
every sabbath 1t kennedy's Hall. Prayer meeting
Tue day evening. Rev Mr.. MOORE. Pastor
CArHoLIc--Rev. RICHARD NAoLs and Rev. P.
Mct;U,NsE Preaching avery alternate Sabbath a.
10 Ia. u.
sabbath SchatIs held ~ t,s Congregation ali. "a
and Raptists at the Congregational church, in tho
name Of s.Union School" By the Methodi-.s at
their church en- Ann street. Choir recitatcns on
Sat up,lAY evenings.
To all Of these churches, strangers aud others are
cordially aud frt:y invited 70 seats
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED --Mr SPaid.
Ing has sold two millions OF bottles OF ms ce,enra'en
p,.n.r.d Glue md II i. estimated that each BEETLE
caves at least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture,
thu. making an aggregate of twenty millions OF dol
lars from, total loss by fhis aluabc in'en.
ion Having made his Glue n household word. he
now proposes do the world still greater ;evce ny
curing all the aching heads With his C"ihnlic P' ana
A. they trc a. good a. Iii. Glue, Headaches will soon
vanish away like snow in July.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

e. OVEN EXCITEMENT, and mental care and anx-
isy incident to close attention to or study
.r. amou. the numerous causes OF Nervous Ieadache
The di.ord cred state OF mind ans body incident 10
mi; d comp fatal blow to all energy
and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder eau a"ay>
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
using one OF the Cephalic Pills whenever the symP-
toms aupear 1t uuiets the ovtrtaskcd brain, aud
.oothcs the strained and jairng nerves; an resses
IN. tension Of he stomach which always accompanies
aud .xgreaatvs the d.ordsIed condition OF BRAIN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

tbs AMALcAMArIoN OF LANsucoe Is There 10 .
growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages, and acr while
to incorporate them into our own; thus the word
head !" l. ow ecoming popularized in connection with
Nlr. Spalding's great Headache remedy. but will
be used in general way and the word Ccphalic
Viii become common Eiectrotype and many 9th.
ers whose distinction at foreign words has been
away by common usuage until they seem 'nativc and
60 the manor born"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

Durpo.r -M,ssus wants you TO send her box OF
Cephac Glue, bottle Of Prepared Pilh,-out ~,
thinning that = not just it naiiher; but perhaps
Dc anher knowing what 1t is II see she's nigh acau
and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants eon'c
more Of the same relaved her before.
Pills. s,
the auarther and give me the Pills and dont DC al
day about II aithcr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

Life Insurance
Those desiring this safest nacaeapcst protccr
ton Tor their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. II has already become,
in reality, state institution, having Agents
and patr1ns among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion.
ger matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conluctedas well in Wisconsin as in Connec.
ticut or amy ether Eastern states.
Thus willie duty demands that men should
ins' re their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
dented,"we w.uld cordially invite Ill our citi.
zens to cull at the .ffice, south west correr Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves :. s. DAGGETr, Pres't.
a. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y. ...
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
Nav 30. 1850 VI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

~ Bid ysu ever havcthe Sick lIeadachc' 20 you
r.mcm her the throbing temples. the fevfred ur""'
the lonthiny and disgust Mt the sight OF food How
totally unfit YOU were for pleasure conversation o.
study One of the G. phalic Pills would have renewed
YOU from all the safirrin. which you then e<rrchren
FOR this md other purposes you should always nave
box Of them on hand to use as occasion requires.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09
'ardlv Realized.

III 'ad N orribe 'eadache this haft.rnoon. hand
stepped into the hapothccaries hand says hi to the
hache 'ard," saws e. "IIexceedinglv." says hi hand
upon that e gave me Crphalic Pin, and pom me
'onor cured me so quick that ardly realised I'D
'sd an 'sadaehe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

RATHER MYSTERIOUS. On the 10Th of
Dec. man drove team to Henry Otto's,
hitchcd the horses, and told Otto he should
like to have them remain there whilst he
w.nt down town. Since then he has not
returned! Otto has kept the team, and
now advertises it, The horses are described
as follows: One dark bay horse, about Is
hands high, and one small grey mare The
wagon contained blankets, a quilt, two
buckets, two sacks with packages of
coffee and sugar, and one chain. The
QUESTION is, what became of the man who
LIT them? Did he get murdered or drown.
ed, or had he stolen the team, and took the
cars and aloped Pr. du CHEN Leader.
The national Republican., 1861-11-29

The NArioNAb PlCkETS AT sEDALIA FIRED
UPoN-PRrCE, NOT ADvANC NG-THE REB.
ELS RETURNING HOME TO RECRUIT, ETC.
Jefferson City, Nov. 27.-For the last two
n,ghs, our pfckeis NJ Sedalfa have been fired
upon by the rebels returning from Gen. Prices
army. ff
The report that Cen Price is advancing from
the Usage river Is not correct. Tho truth
seems to be that aportion If his army, oon
posed OF Missourians, ia dsbandirg, ~ d their
men are returning in small squads, for Jhepur
pose Of clothing themselves AMI preparing
themselves for another campaign, AMI where.
ever they oan they commit NIL manner of out.
RACES on Union men.
A gentleman, Just from Lexington, reports
that the city was full Of returned rebels, and
that thero Ia steady stream of arrivals.
The steamer Sioux City, with Il large cargo
Of goods for points on the river west of here
was refused permission 10 proceed on her trip
today by ths oommsndant Of this point.
REPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS.
81. louis, No., Nov. 27.--General Curtis has
issued orders to the following effect: To check
communication with the enemy to prevent
the conv. vance of contraband goods, and tO
avoid the recurrence OF assaults upon steam
boats.
|. The entire commerce Of the Mississippi river
below this CITY, Is assumed, and will be directed
by, military and naval authorities OF the United
States. None but Government boats will here.
Nler be employed, but freight and passengers
VIII Ue ConVeyeu ~ current rates, as heretO'
fore.
All boats entering these waters win report at
the hrst military post, and stop, to proceed un
der military orders, Rt the discretion Of the
military commander. Freight and baggage
will be subjected to careful Inspection Tie
oath will be administered to all employees and
passengers, and the places Of landing and de.
parture will conform, as near rs possible, tu
the custom Of trade, but all commission and
storage business must be transacted with open.
" av0wed Union mon.
General HSllsok has issued very stringent
orders respecting the seizure Of private pro..
erty, and the arrest Of persons without sum.
cient cause. >..
General Sherman has taken command of our
forces at Sedalia. There are about 10000 ma.
donal troops at points on the Pacific railroad,
west of Jefferson city.
There is nothing new respecting the move.
nents of Gen. Price's army.
f THE REBELS FoRTIFYING NEW MADRID.
Cairo, Illinois, November 27.-It is reported
that the rebels are strongly fortifying New
Madrid, Mo-, and that they have 500 negroes
working.
A detachment Of cavalry made reconnois.
sance as far as Belmont to. day, but found no
rebels on the Missouri side of the river.
The national Republican., 1861-11-29
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SUPERIOR PIANO FlR7E, HOUSEHOLD AND
KInCHEN FVRNf7URE, ATAUC7ION.
On FRIDAY, the 2sth instant, we shall sell, at the
residence Of Luke Lea, Esq, No. AS north .ids Of
C. between Sixth and Seventh sire ts at 10 O'Clock
A. n an excellent assortment Of Furniture, v,s:
Fine Ro,ew0od Piano FortS ~ octaves, made BY
Hsines Brothers, Of New York, superior inssru
ment ,I ...r..
ALo, Stool Cover and Music Stand.
Fine plush shcovered Parlor Set, consisting of
Two tne French Sofas
Two large Castor and twelve Parlor Chairs
" alnut Whatnot and Etsgsre and Chinese Tea.
Fancy Gothic and Reception Chairs and Otto.
mans
Crimson, damast, and white Window Curtains
and Fixtures ....-
Two handsome Gothic gilt.ffam, Mirrors and
OH Paintings, .Ensravins', and Man.el orpa,
Fine Velvet Psrlor, Stair, and other Carpets and
Plated, China, Glass, and Crootery Ware and
Gu lery
Hair. cloth Sofa, Lounge Chairs. a. d Rockers
Cane dining and other Chairs and wardrobes
Mahogany marb top Dressing aud other Bu
Mahogany marble, W ssh Closets asd Tables
Mahogany French and other Btdsteads and Bed
Cottage Chamber Sets
Hair and other Mattresses
Fine Gas Chandeliers and Burners
large assormen, Of Kitchen Requisites
sary TO enumerAts
GREEN WILLIAMS,
nov 2e-d Aucuonesrs.
The national Republican., 1861-11-29
Canterbury Hall.

The afternoon entertainment, yesterday, n,
Canterbury, WAS attended by an immense as.
semblage Of ladies and children, who manifest
cd the liveliest enthusiasm at the very excel.
lent entertainment given. A bounteous supply
of confectionery was distributed through The
audience, and the utmost good humor pre-
vailed. Another afternoon entertainment will
be given tomorrow ut Q o'cl ok, with u pro.
gramme Of still greater excellence, and con.
tinuation OF the confectionery.
The beautiful ballet La Bdyddere gained
great commerdation for the superior manner
In which it was presented. 1t Is given again
TO night.
The national Republican., 1861-11-29
Latest From kentucky. l

Louisville, Nov. 26.-Rumors are prevalent
this afternoon, but generally discredited, that
Gen. John G. Breckinrld:e %, with n large force,
Ia advancing from Green river, In the direction
of Owensboro or Henderson.
A young man arrived at Camp Calhoun, Nc
Lean county, Saturday last, and reported tina,
J. G. Breckinridge is between Russellville and
Greenville, with Il regiment Of cavalry and one
of infantry. He intended crossing Green river
at Rochester, and also at Ashbyburg. Another
force was to advance on Rumsey, opposite
Calhoun, and divert General Critlenden u I'll
the other two forces got in his rear.
The national Republican., 1861-11-29

" DIED,
In this city, November 2sth, HATTIE JANE
RANDOLPH KELLgN, daughter Of Rev. Robert
Kellen, Cha lain OF the California regiment, and
Jane Il. Kellen, recently deceased in California,
aged two years and two months.
Funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from the
residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Abner IL
Young, 439 / street, be ween Ninth and Tenth
streets.
De WITT CLINTON. youngest son Of Ralph j.
and Susan Falconer, on Thursday evening, No
vember 2Sth.
The funeral will take place on Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence "I
his bereaved parents, $50 Seventh street, be-
tween l. and NJ streets.