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" kAASklE ~ Sos's
% and popular Family hedi
Druggists and Dealers at Prop
General Depot Special Agent
New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUGES,
Winsr's Csn8diRn,
SwEin's,
Perry's Dead SHOT,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerls,
J a. FshneStock's.
BALsAM AND COUGH Rem
ED1ES.
Wigtar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry,
Hastings Eaptba,
ShorInnn's Balsau,
Buchen's Hungarian,
pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck'R Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
swnym's Syrup OF Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
TRylor's Balsam I.iverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecalnpaine,
Roger'g Lverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Stadley's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do
DR.. Roses do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
i s5iARsAPsAR1LIIAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. P. Townsend's,
Sands's.
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Gratfenberg's,
Bristol's.
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
Bndeau'5,
Knapp's Indian
Aleock'E Porous,
Griffifth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnic,
LTNIMENTS.
McLean's Volcanic OH Lin
ment.
DR.. Sweets.
Mexican Mustang,
Farreils Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayer's,
Wadswortb's Rheumatic,
Tobias's Venitian
Hows's Nerve and Bono,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors
Merchants Garglirg,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Ghogogue,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0IEEGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Kathairon, =
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hakel's Eau Lustrale,
OlGridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Cireassian Balm,
PANACEAS. aR
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
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R Rg6 for for tie tie R Rsass
HEEsR6Eb$ BgGHS for lie ptopsy
EkM9EBs B BTGHS S for fss q
HELMBons BTGHT f for bmnefs Ct yifn
EESBs R RS5H sf Es Sf Bysiy
HEEMRoEbs BgCHT tar Horror Disease.
H HE!AkSkBs BSSHg 81 MsEstsissss
HEMB9kbss B BGHT fSF Rpo An
HEEMRSEbs BTSHS 81 Rsa ths Ps ,Ss r,.,,s
HESRos s B6ohG f e Ss viii
Want of Attention aud Horror of Society.
HELMR0Is BTGH for qb.traeiio ns.n o, rrs
creton and all diseases of
E EENAtEs F EEM4IEs E EENAkEs;.
Old or Young Single. Married, contemplating Msfrsse
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL,
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RuGHu is the very best remedy
in the world for complaints incident to tie wbentr
arising from dscrso Of dissipation the decline
or change Of life. See symptoms above
No Family Should be without III
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, Mercury Unplsasant hedi.
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their stages, tltttle axpense.
Little change Of diet, Ao4hfohVenienes,
AND NO EXPOSURE Hf@ 7a
Use BEIMBOLD's EXTRACT gUCHU for xeessesaristnE
rom habits INDUCED in
EyEoung and Old, s.o
diseases arising from Hsbts Of DsslRaton = e
moves ali proper discharges and will restore the fatte u
short t1a to q state OF Health and Purity.
Use HELMB0LpS EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases ana
ASs s e. BGch for all
Urinary Organs, 9
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating and no natter Of
How Long Standing.
All diseases and symptoms admit OF the same treat
and may originate from the same cause
Read! Readg Read! Readl
HEI.MBOLD'S BUCTIU is safe and pleasant in sste ard
odor, immediate ia its action.
Personally appeared Alderman Of the city Of
Phiadepha Il. T. HELAB0LD, Chemist, who being ap}y
swotn say that bis preparation contains Narcotic hes
''f - IL r. HELMB0LD Solg Manufacturer. III
Sworn and subscribed me- this sd day November
1854 WEN. 7. HIBRARI, Alderman.
Prize 81 per bottle, 1 for s. delivered address,
Prepared by Il. It. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
l0i South street, below Gheanut
PhiladeiuhIa.
ef~Rewnre Of Ccuutcrrets and uppnelped Dealers who
dispose of their own" and oteE articles The
reputation attained by '@Sf4'
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations "
Extract BHchn.
:. SarsaParilla.
=. Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT l. co,
q and lSl GhHrtreB street,
And all Druggists everywhere.
Rg-Ask for HETMBoI.D's-Ta No oiheri cnt oat he
advertisement and send for It, and avoid Imposition aud EE
posnre. ia3l tykW
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THEsTNUT GROVE WIIIsKYI
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

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CHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of The above CELEBRATED WHISKY de
sres introduce the article to the public and physicians of city
and country as the
Purest DifTusabIe StfnuIent
which prepared for medical proves itsef
cordial heshful and nVgofatng to the enfeebled
whether By age 1t distilled from the best rye and
malt and It's nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly own whereby the Fus Oil and other noouain
gradients contained in the Whisky in general
are completely separated that the absolute purity of this
ticle from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials the most emil
Chemists of Philadelphia Now York and Bos
Diploma Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to Its absolute purity. Read tho following
CERTIF CATES:
Philadelphia, Sept, Q, 1858.
We carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. Gid
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which the character
lstic injurious ingredient of the whiies general
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. 5, 1855
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Wharton, Jr Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased state that it entirely free
poisonous deleteous substances. 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon. Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysts commercial samples of
Chestnut Whisky which proves be from thehesTy
Fusil Oils and perfectly pure and unaduerated. The
Whisky derived from tho grain used In
featuring it. Respectfully,
4. a. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
lI6 Walnut street,
Je2 1y&w PHILADELPHIA.
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D a. EAuNHsTncIs,s YNRnrIIetLtsrc IIAl

X a. EndN slslpL I4f y g6ah aa VI tAs
body of the regular medical profession in State n tbs
Union preparation unsurpassed by amy, Rud ~ daily
scribad by the eminent physicians throughout the Uni
States puting the long period Of It's continued populay
and counterfeit limitations have from time
their appearance. Never has II been necessary
part of the buyer exercise ndcous caution in pugchas
the article than this Time. These limitations
SO close in tner external resemblance to u. Fahnes
Fcrmifuge to be well calculated to put upon The
ing purchaser article which lie neither wished
buy. It is enough to buy of accredited agent
every purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed
and must examine every bottle himself that he
ing the genuine B. A. FaEuestockS VeTfpifage -
E9-Purchasers should look we'll to the initials hf
per, and that they buying B. A. Fahneseek'rS
fuge. and no other. dG3 IFA4s
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II yen are great general, ? said Sylla to
Marius, come and fight me.Y If you are a
great general, 4 was the quiet answer, make me
come and fight you.
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EIUt 1nWbbt WHOLESALE tbsff W.
r, Nos. l5l and 81 GhartrA
Houley's Vegetable, Cosss
Gofisnd's German, OxyaFt
Mills Aromatic, ai1-
OILS. z
Rrshtos's Cod Liver r
McNair's Acoustic, SqSiNs,,r
BEitish, HHrlaem. Sttis
COsMETIC& I'VE
Cologne Water, Bay Il, ~
Florida Water, Meen VI ~, .A
jones Lilly White. %
SOAPS AND CRFe Luz ~
LOWS Brown WEnds4 III 'P
jones' Chemical, III
Railways Medicateds
Almond, Toilet and aH ~ -,
Shaving Creams andE ST ~, ~
of all descriptie = 'i'e
Wright's Indian W
Meffat's Life, Bran p,u1
Strong's Compound ~
|Strong's Peetofal S,ttnp
Motifs Chelyteate4 ln H.
Hull's Fever and 4h nrns
Morrison'ss Lees, fA.rnte,
PRrr's, sappingtoI i5rent Z
IONS, ,gf8ti ~ ~! Il
Graeffenberg, jay , ~ n ~ " u
tive, St
Jeyne,',s Ague, VIZ
Hibbardis Anti- 4een..
Speneer's YegetaR
Gooper's, Corel's BRIT
|Anderson's, Alleiehi CHAM
Visitors Gentle Y lie Sa-
AilebaSis' Ague, ,onth III
Chickner's Sugar. ,nmhia,
Gilberts Anti Biz achjta
with's, n
Lady's Blood, Tngo1s aaee
SCOTS Vegetable,
Railways Regulated
Roses Railroad, Lstxa,t.
iLondon's Indian 81 r.
Louden's Ague, Il tTn5
Halstead's Antf-IR
Gordon's, McLsn9StIET
HAIR !si 0nroe,
lCrTst6doro's Hair sarme-
Phalcn's Magic, Achits
Gilman's Instailt# sughs
Billiards., Jules EEI5 lore,
iCristadorn's. Boglts as ing
/ MlsCELbANA4
DR.. Morse'6 Inyigl fsdesu
dial, fFEHS
Wright's Elixir, q
rhorn's Extract. al.
Tarrant's Aperans, All
Tarrant's Elixir of AB,f2b,,
Carter's Spanish MizeSt 6Rr
Limerick's Master of be.
Mothers Relief, an,
Toothache Drops, .......-
ILyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. KiddeT's Cordial,
|Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Ast1ngent,
HYatt's Life BalsaIn,
McMunn's Elixir OF Opium.
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways ResolYent, i
lTGrrant's Indslible Ink,
Peruvian Syrup, 57lg
Triesmar.
inr. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcanlim Extract,
lTeneur's Specific,
lMarshall's Catholicon.
lMorse's Compound Syrup p5
| Yellow Dock, ID s0 ~
Perry DaTis's Pain Killer,
iBrown's Essenceo of Ginger,
IMortjmore' Rheumatic Coma
| pounQ,
IMortimore's Cordial Bittaru,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose
lCrossman's Specific,
DIR. Wards Specific, 81
iUpham's Pile Electnary,
tSteer's 0pedildoc,
lGodfreY'S Cordial,
Turlington's BalsaTn,
Gayety's Medicated Paper.
Baternanis Drops,
riDr. Jayne's Family Medicine
seidlitz and Soda Powders.
Eppiness Fluid Extract Bnel
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
iHarps Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death, On Rats, etc.
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy.
-lDr. Marchis1's Uterine Gathc
con,
Cherokee Remedy.
IOowar's Lithontr1ptfc,
lLouden's Preparations,
Houghtin's Pepsin.
u DRrby's Prophglactic FYnide
IHEIOAM SCHNAPPS.
its, and all dealers In any Of
catalogue, will find 1t to their {
their orders as above, where "
ortmentof GENUINE PATEL
States, and at the lowest pric
WRIGHT Il co, 55IIa75,
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aew etans Rav Gxeseent eu atnaa s.anaty u, 1851.
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
IN a ONLY PREPARATIoN
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THAT has ....
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nELMRoLp,s GENUINE pREPARArIoN-

sR-sold by all DruGeists ial6 ly&e
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by the State to our soldiers was not paid I'd

by the State to our soldiers was not paid I'd
them promptly. 49,
Before it could be paid to them 1t had tc
DC borrowed. 1t was borrowed on the re.
sponsibility Of individuals; and to-day,
these individuals are liable for or have paid
the moneys thus paid for your soldiers
The expenses incurred in the various coun.
ties, for subsistng companies and trans.
porting them to the place Of rendezvous,
has been paid by borrowing, and is due 10
the lenders, or is yet due to tho persons
who furnished the subsistence and trans.
portation. At Keokuk certain patriotic in.
dividuals purchased large amount of pro.
duce for the use Of the State, giving their
obligations therefor. l have not had the
means to pay the debt thus incurred, and
these parties have either TO pay it or 60 to
protest. In short, the entire amount Of
the expenses thus far incurred, to enable
the State Of Iowa to do her share in the
momentous struggle now goirg on for the
preservation Of the Union, is unpaid, ard
the parties to whom it is due are pressing
for their payment. Further expenses viii
necessarily be incurred. l am instructed
to buy arms for the protection Of our South
crn and Western frontiers, but am unable
to do SO for the want Of means. - l rantici.
pate further acquisitions on this State for
troops which must be met. 81 .....-..... .,..,,
And now, men of Iowa, under these cir
cumstances appeal to 20" for aid and as
slStance. Your bonds cannot he sold
abroad. They must either b. sold a: home,
or the State must suffer the disgrace, not
only Of failing to do her duty Tor the fu.
turc, but Of failing to pay the expenses al.
ready incurred. May not confidently
trust that every citizen Of Iowa will feel
that his own good name, as well as the good
name Of the State, is involved in this mat.
ter, and that will have his hearty and ef-
fectual aid? Msy l not especially trust
that those of you, who, perhaps without
knowing the difficulties by which I have
been surrounded, have thought nv action
has not been sufficiently prompt and en:r.
getic, will, now that these difficulties are
understood, see to it that they shall DC re.
moved, and the means shall be furnished
for action as prompt and energetic as you
may desire?
Let me earnestly entreat every man who
has at heart the cause Of his country and
the good name Of the State, to take hold Of
this matter and give me his active assist
ance. Let meetings Of our people be called,
and the wants Of the State be explained to
them, ard If do not wholly mistake tho
people Of Iowa, they will take care that tho
good name Of our State shall not suffer,
and will show that those of us who remain
at home can do our duty to our country as
well as those who follow our flag to the
field Of battle.
SAMUEL J. kIRKWOOD,
Governor Of Iowa.
july 49, 1861 -..a uf...
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For the North Iowa Times

swA At a meeting of the citizens Of Gar.
navillo Township, irrespective Of party or
CARNATIONS, or partisan feeling, on the Esd
day Of July inst; DR.. Andres was called
to the Chair, and A. Brown elected Secre.
tary.
Judge Murdoch offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unan.
imously adopted, as expressive Of the GEN.
timents Of the people of Garnavillo Town
ship, to-wit:
Whereas, 1t has become manifest to us,
that an attempt is being made in certain
portions Of our county, to nominate candi-
dates for the Legislature, who, when elect
cd, will endeavor to procure the passage Of
law, that would bring about division Of
Clayton county.
Therefore, Resolved, That, believing such
division would be detrimental and injuri-
Gus to the interests and prosperity Of the
whole people Of said county, We the people
of Garnavillo Township, without distinc-
ton Of party, do hereby protest against
any or all parties selecting candidates who
will aid in carrying out any such measure
And we solemnly pledge ourselves to
each other, that as citizens of said Town
ship, without distinction Of party, that we
will vote for no one for the Legislature,
who will not, before he is elected, pledge
himself in writing, to oppose the passage
of any law, favoring the division of Clay
ton county. And be it
Resoloed, That Samuel Murdoch, D. G.
Rogers and F. Andres be, and they are
hereby appointed committee of three to
interrogate all candidates for that office, in
reference to the matter, and report their
answers from time to time to the people of
said township.
Resolved, That we invite the people Of
other towns in said county to unite with
us, in this protest.
Resolcea, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the different news
papers Of the county.
Speeches were made by several gentle
men, and all expressed a determination to
oppose to the last extremity, the attempt
to sever old Clayton from the Mississippi
to the western boundary of the county.
The meeting then adjourned.
F. ANDRos President.
. A. BRowN Secretary.
July 23d, 1861.
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has adjourned after having nominated Chas.
Mason, for Governor; NJ. L. Fisher, for
lieut.. Governor, and Gen. Elwood, for
Judge. 1t is understood that Mr.. F. will
decline when official notice Of his nomina-
ton arrives. Only ~ counties were repro
scented. Resolutions were adopted declar-
ing the "irrepressiblc conflict the cause of
the war, but censuring the south for resort
ing to arms to redress grievances, etc. ~
P. McKall, Of Pa, r. King, of Wis, and
S. R. Curtis, of Iowa, have been appointed
Brigadier Generals. ..-
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From private letter from Capt Sladden
bearing date at Brash Creek Bridge, No.,
July 10th, we are permitted to condcnse
the following items of interest,"
The Wednesday previous to the date Of
the letter, at 81 p. a., received orders to
hold command in readiness to march in ten
minutes, and in ten minutes the tents were
struck and everything ready for march.
The night before had a skirnsh with the
rebeis--ki;ler, one and wounded several }
Marched all that night and next day, to.
wards Monroe. where it was supposed 1900
rebels were resting, and attacking 400 fed.
cral troops. On reaching Salt River, Com.
pany Z. was detailed to form the vanguard
for the forces 1000 strong. So other SOL
dierS volunteered to fall into the ranks of
Co. e. Were now within 81 miles of Mon.
roc and the country was full Of rebels
rain falling all the time and everybody
drcnched to the skins. miles struck a
little village and drove out a company Of
cavalry. Became dark---could not sec our
hands before us and had no guides struck
the railroad and found it torn up and bar.
ricaded;way through, down and..made road
for the main body. At T2i a. m., reached
somebody's camp and was fired upon BY
the pickets who fell back to the main body.
Mounted guards, and expected fight; laid
boys down with the railroad for breast
works and threw out strong pickets. Saw
their campfire t Of mile away and laid
plans to capture them, when two mounted
pickets came near and hailed me answered
and got them to advance so as to be CON-
manded by my pickcts, advanced and found
they were federal forces and mighty glad to
see us. In half an hour the forces all came
up and boys slept on the ground after draw
ing liberal draughts of "dew drops"
The rebel scamps in the vicinity with
drew burning depot, twenty cars, and lots
Of bridges, Was despatched with another
company to dispense some rebels who were
bridge.burning. Reached large bridge
over the Chanton just as the rascals, and
killed one in the act Of putting tar on the
tmbers report says We killed five others
On Sunday gave chase to large body of
cavalry bat their horses were too fast for
us. One hour since, a o'clock a. NO. our
infant Fulton was shot at while on guard,
the ball singing by uncomfortably close
have just sent Lieut.. Call and squad in
pursuit Of the fellow.
All well, except a few cases Of summer
Norris has been appointed
Sergeant Major. Address all letters for the
present to Hannibal, Mo.
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the letter we may judge that the British
design to disregard the blockade England
is not our friend and it is folly to think it.
....The Brooklyn Chasseurs are to be en-
ployed as the Presidents Body Guard :;
this is step in advance. w. p. Thorn
asson late Chicago lawyer of cminence
and formerly Kentucky Congressman
is now private in the New York Seventy
First. \ patriotic old man. The First
Minnesota, Col. German lost nearly 600
men in the battle Bulls Run. Not much
run about these brave Minnesotians.
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July 23d, 1861.

STATE Sr0CKs. The attention of the
public is invited to the message Of Gov.
Kirkwood and the proposition Of Messrs.
Jones and Fisher, inviting the people of the
State to take Stock in the bonds of the
State. An opportunity is now offered for
a display Of pocket patriotism-a patriot
ism, by the way, which is quite as essential
to the maintenance of the government as
that Of personal services. We trust all
of our local capitalists will demonstrate
their faith in the State and the Govern.
,nent, by promptly advancing the 'sinews
of war" Better security none need ask.
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Weather all right: occasional showers
and the mercury at IS to 90. Harvest
commenced this, week a week later than
last year--Wheat average-good berry and
thus far free from rust-hands scarce and
wages good. River still falling.
Deliveries of Wheat for the last week
have been quite heavy-say to 5000
bushels per day. Prices ran from 50 to 81
but late arrival reported dullness in bread
stuffs and on Tuesday afternoon the prices
reccdcd to 45 O. 55. Throughout more
southern attitudes the grain is harvested
and is reported to be quite good yield
See Hoffman, Benton & Co.'S report for
general prices.
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July 10, 1861.

w The Dandelon Root is tonic, diu.
retic and aperient, having specific action
upon TIE Liver. Wild Cherry Bark unitcs
with its tonic power the property Of calm
ing nervous excitability., Columbo Root
and Orange Peel arc excellent tonics, and
certain cathartic, without npleasant; feet.
These valuable remedial agents enter into
the compassionate the Dandclion and
Wild Cherry Bitters.
For sale by Simon Huntington, Farmers.
burgh, and Druggists generally. v4gi
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Music AND MooNMGuT.-On Monday
night, at the witching hour when fairies
are supposed to visit the earth, and when
the moonbeans arc most subdued, our
dreams were utterly routed and put to flight
by sweet strains from minstrel troupe be.
meath our window. Subsequent inyestiga-
tons indicated that friend whose name
is favorably known by everybody in Nc
Grcgor, was instrumental in summoning
these harnonies into usefulness. We re-
member him for it, and arc sorcly tempted
to expose him.
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W- LoEejoy, of Illinois, has made an
ass Of himself by introducing the niger
question into Congress at this time. Pre-
sideat Lincoln has called that body togcth-
er for another purpose than to talk about
the Fugitive Slave Law.--Dubnque Daily
Times.
That's right CLEMENT. Give the D. +.
"JEssE.' Lots of your exchanges and
readers in North Iowa will hate you for
telling the truth but no matter for that;
real Union men will back you in all such
independence as this paragraph indicates.
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-We are informed
that on Friday last, Mrs. Leonard Pickle,
who resides with her husband about four
miles west of this city in Mendon town.
ship, attempted to destroy her life by TAX
ing large dose of corrosive sublimate.-
She was treated by DR.. Martin, and at the
time Of going to press we understand there
is reasonable hope Of her recovery.