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The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial, (Blackspal
Republican, in speaking Of Gen, Asbolt, an ac~
complished Hungarian veteran,h who 10 noWen
Washington seeking for q generals commission,
which was refused him, says, no speaks Enslish
great deal better than Abraham tireo(o or Sinon
CamprOu.n -
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their residence on Elysian Fields ste5et, between
M0reaa and CasacaI70.
AIphonse fgnace and Ursia Eaeosts, charged
with violently fsticDffne Joseph Dnpuy, {ail free
coiOred) at the ClaiborEe> Canal, gave bail to
appear.
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THE CRopS IN NoRTH ALABAMA AND UPPER
GEoRGIA.-The wheat has turned ont we'll, and the
yield will be over an average, Oats in some IN
stances are injured by the rust. The corn is most
promising. In that region the corn was being in
iured by the drouth, but the rains recently will
save it.
From our exchanges md otAep sources we think
the prospect all over the South 10 good. few
more showers, and corn enough will DO made to
supply our homo demand for Two Or three years.
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~ "'F "hdI! Lo-naJ from hF''t'nI Oh tlc '3Ii'
wa |tFe!l%a'"h "l! me evening p 'iG +''u u'A'
1-r N.;'7 "Ie'0.F are '0.F oayS '1IS' l'-"'- '"'7e IT.
ttHt" ny 'Hg E""P".
Commercial lAtoiH8ence'
'dFEErooI., Jn"e 2o-I ne safe" Il cQhhh, MOE o.
Ga$' IIaua5 anu HvuIt-o@J "n1'"I.'1 ~ ~ Ivy, wy
n"i''. u "Aish SpeetitL,"ta "Lo e|'D"It%I2 'D ,3'M
f," III" 'HafA1I cI"7iiF '!Fl ill., 1.Cl"nEG0 ldIE9'
Ll' Tile %hn'nI GI Gou"" 7DII ,to-oay
(ln@Sda5) f"a2hr! S0'1 Eai'"---'"' o' mIen WY
,'gn 1 SiaGuitIGi ana ~ '''"
generally cl?afd I"et ana steady' r......-,
al, n'U"u7'oI' "''' anu S''SN"5 l0"'' ''''7''"'
o''i' .e.-.,....,
r '.' Lot l f h"t VI a,'nfc%nrp an
,,,,,,d4 a,,a ,.7rr,s Glazed du1l and heavy.
: ! r>.nG- i,,nn % Cursn,. fan. rHnunv s57 4o
~ and for th, account 90 to 90}.
RIO F.r : hTuut,Il.urrI.. an rerl+ t1 tine anourt
of ,.,2f uIp.
Great Britain.
The u,rse Of Ca,on,ont rufoo,o1 tbc Hill for t7io
abolition of the Church rates by the casting vote
III llIa ;-.,-akrr
w. ,tig N.i.6r1 las GeelI' condamncu at Fayal
i7lAd IN lne North Atlantic Ocean,
the tHgIIaI "al'"'camer I1Yahhe Aa1 sailed i"F
INC .A'Hc'lcaM coast r,
w l"e NG" nEGanh - t'I1 1.2Lo,t
H. +l,,, SI,rttrn rrInran,, ,.,n MI, ta cnn
1'.re hg ,nnoIs a. irrrsiSfi' - 1ht-e wiirh
subiagated polund.
A. an influential meeting relative to the Cuban
slave trade, Lord BImghaln denounced the pro-
"eeliaS= OF spain, a1d s1jd That the Government
r.eommended iAe S"Spgnalon ot diplomacy until
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

Mis- Aa2asta Evans, of Mobile, sha aatboe Of
Ritl.h, is nov in the S4athern camp, al Norfolk,
administering to the 3oolfoEta Of her ttieria,
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DR.. ROsvALLY IN LIMBO AND LIKELY TO GET HIS
DrsEprs.--,rhe Richmond Examner, in noticing
two cases of treason recently brought before the
Confederate Court in that city, gives the following
gratifying piece of intelligence:
The first was that of Dr. 8lRX. RosyalIy, late
Surgeon in the Confederate Army, who w&8 ar
rested at the instance OF the Secretary Of War.
Rosvally sued out writ OF habeas corpns in Judge
aIereditls Court. but upon evidence OF his having
been arrested whilst holding commission as an
sffcer of the Army-tor violating one of the ar
tices of war-the Judge decided that his case was
one which was to be disposed Of by court martial,
and the prisoner was reman1ed to jail.
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LSc0IN's PHYSICIAN RELEAsrD-We see it
stated in the Richmond Dispatch, of the 9th ult',
that Dr.. John Richards, the physician of Lincoln,
who was arrested as spy at Manassas Gap, was
placed hv order Of the Secretary OF War of the
Gourcdelate States, under charge of Captain ThOs
n. Welch, OF Caroline, to be conveyed, as pri8-
oner beyond the borders of the Confederate States
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East TENNESSEE. -- The Nashville Union >and
American Of the 22th ult. has the following in re-
gard to Tue course which has been adopted towards
East Tennessee by the State Legislature:
We are nratifed to observe, in the action OF the
prcsent General Assembly, Il spirit of cancellation
towards the patriotic citizens OF East Tennessee,
who by false representations aud gross slanders OF
disappointed leaders, have been wildly encouraged
to 4 blbody rebellion against the sovereign state
\ resolution was passed in the Senate by mani
mo 5 vote, declaring it ineXpedient and Improper
to pass any law sing test oaths or treason laws,
calculated to suppress liberty of speech. This
resolution passed the House by vote Of 46 ayes,
noes.
1t is evident from this spirit that the ordinance
providing for the election Of Congressman shall be
strictly executed aud the election to be submittau
to the people in good faith soon as practieable.
There viii certainly be no draft upon thG citizen
soldiery, unless the State shalt be unfortunately in
yaded by foreign foe, as it ia understood that
sufficient number of patriotic volunteers have
already been received for present service, and
there are thousands of others ready to enlist for
any possible future emergency. Thus the dema-
gogues who have deceived tho honest masses, by
appeals to their passions and fears, ore now dis
| armed of every preteXt to deceive them longer
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= u =
ma-At n meeting Of tE,.. s<o"st' q Di"ce toEa
Of This Bans. .r1tr- -r ,I..]i-t "@A&i' N@,'5.r ,4
Cashier, vic e. : r. N'%.b"N i l-i"-l
jrl f :. - Al b';Ft l''- "''1'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

Rs IitHE,
%rg J-i0.r-. Ju} L. ISlil
aig-Phis EnnE Will hr closed on th~ rIs>u~
ing Anniversary U the cc sp"l5 ir uo't lie o |Hy
lTIG. ,,.
iYl A. 'Ht$. hANTH%. f'Sh"r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

EzT-Notfce 20 Snfn5'o@.: Of E'l'ei&hg tiS"j"@
arranged tit0-. Z s., tn~ tNIt-. '' 3"
IymrGblrg I,,.~,Du! Ii e. @a,f& ,.d III lIa.-
are pr, pare To ILL lIo'ls- oIi~ Id :,!' al ..#"
wuhnU delay. i !" Wti'i4 ;.
myE2 'ir'r .. = ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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T AT"TI5&TlU%! LIVA' y - GUARDS -
a r r5. T. Il M % ,'" 1 @ !i, and Er,% ,4rl,t . @ re "
LII Il-Ilter D- i..,..,4,lI
Hyolars: I'D. nANERnN, c,rrpj:.
". II y +Nr,r~. ~ ,i.g .ltIt. i.I f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
aMtitular 5lOtttes.

R8-MerchnntB' Lodge Nc. az, 1, O. q. r.
Meets every MONDAY ENEN1HG, ny IA O'Clock, in Room No.
2 Odd FellowF Hall. Onccrs 'Or the ensuing VIM
Ii. G. King, n g.; R a Howard, v G.; WIN. II. Tjrdo
saac.; Geo, II. Grief TroH,urc iR2! "
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New Uraal-, IHy ], ISI.
~ p8- The Dfvidrnd declared IBIS i"y3, n1
FOUR PhK NE" T oarr he pu,s Ut ih4 .hl SIN IO0It,
will bs plid on ami lsiI,r Ho''lty ,I,3ss .
jy2 In HN. :. Mt)i NJ. '1--'Fr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
rY 7na ,t.ova rruy AGO AHfmcAs a'vs

nnnAosrrrrs And rHovl@Gox* DULL.
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pu,'#al"uG Iur TIVE rEpGH>r r"N~"&-~.--TA@
f.r,Mi,r dated Wa,hi, groH, ->'5a uit,, Is 40 4:
t.r ~I,c. II. u.E.tcbes Of the louisville Journal Of
llln g9Iis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

sas-Neyy Orleans, IAcH son Il nd Great Nni'sh~
RAILROAD On aud after June 3d. tie passenger tutlIS
will leeve the ncpnt Gniope street at A. NJ and T.
NJ. arrive at $40 a. NJ. and S:t5 r. NJ
The morning train makes cosc at jackson with
S0uheh Railroad for Nj r5tn which mint rOnurCtrus
made with trains the Mobile and Ohio Railroad both
Nor h aud South,
Night train connects at Jack Southern Ru1nd
for VickSbufE make slpse connection, with
Mississippi Central khioad for AL points North East.
Price Of tickets Mung, Sl2 50; SrlUm so ~ MoItg
cry 52i Time Mobile ~ hours; Eetmi l$ hour Mont
ecrery, 70 hours. !. 5. WILLIAMS,
iy2 If iie-c'Hl Supa, iHcudrut
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4, EoTCtVKlN RIFLES - WAETTD, = FEW
81 I~lcrrs lI thi' ommy. Good qurter1 arms,
vi rqpmcs, efr. furnished free OF cost. Fur uhe' par
9 Cap. FRANK M0nEE,
rYrGf Nj From Tavce, cor @: ~sn"'n l., o' 'tr>
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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL & co.'s
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART Il FARR'S PATENT.

Ne happy to say to the thousands who are usine
our machines, and the thousands that want them. that
each machine now bears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER Il BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling or using them are secure against any moesa
ton.
Our Machines are now Just what we want them; in
direct competition and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced machines in any
ke, and they still sold at $40 and S45, including
Hemmers (of which we have several styles, Needles,
and everything to their in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest legitimate and first
class Machine in market.
In justice to Machines well as our customers
offer to fnndthe money in sixty days for any
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
more than other, there is necessarily risk in
buyingmost machines.
few Of its superior qualities are these:-It uses a
straight needle; has great space under the
from two common spools, neither being fastened and
both in sight, turns hinges is secured from dust and
exposes o tslever purchase Is greater than that
any other machine;it has hut two regulating screw.
and both above and in front; the driving wheel
trsy ontsde Of the table; it requires alteratan for
ally aretes of work: will certainly do neater greater
variety of work than any machine among the hundreds
with which acquanteh its tension is perfect it
easily and still it bothers nobody; novces can
tge it. None other win satisfy where it is known
We can safely that piece Of labor-s saving ma
chiney ever grew rapidly into universal favor rs our
sewing machines Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks Of first class machines and though
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. We fill all orders We have ad-
ded to our styles the Rghtsde Blake Johnson adjus-
table fiemmer, and defy the world to produce
better instruments for doing all kinds of sewing and
embroidery. Let every who Is interested in the
great improvements in sewing machines. whetle they
wish to purchase not, send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstitch.
We must caution the public az ,inst unDrincipled and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to be
our successors representing that machines
of IN rkct and offer cas-away machine Of its
place. We only sell machines. Taggart &
farr patent and are the sole proprietors in the eight
Northw stern States. Address
l.. CORNELL & Co.
Post Office box 81, Chicago, Ill.
CAV nj lJ3 Lake Street (up-s stairs yS-nO2
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C. E. COM p r ON,
SHIPPING,
Forwarding l. Commission Merchant

MUSCATISE. IOWA.
THANKFUL. for the patronage therefore, ex.
l tended ma by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, hope by promp, and faith
ful attention TO any business intrusted to my
5are, to merit its continuance.
EXPERIENCES.
Messrs. Green 4 Stone, Mnscatine, Iowa.
- Weed, brigham Il Kent, g
A. OgiIvie,
Peter 4. Dey, Iowa City; II. Bacon & Co., Chicago
y. p. freeman, - Naliack Rogers, St. Louis
H. u. Holden. Washington, Iowa.
Nuscatfne, June %, 1a6Oaf
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR lNVlGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeing, and preventing the han
from turning gray >.
when there is the least particle Of vitality or
rccuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and all eutan .ons ailec tons Of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE lair. impa,ting to
il an uncanalled gloss and briIliancy. making
it soft and silky in its texture and causing j.
tn curl readily.
The srea. celebrity and the increasing demand for
this uneauaed preparation, convince the proprietor
that one trial only il only necessary to satisfy dis
corning psbIie Of its superior qualities over any
other preparation at present in use = cieanses IT,
diseases the hair to grow luxuriaDty and gives
il rich glossy and flexible apr earance, and also
where the hair is loosening and thinning, It will give
renuth and vgor aud restore the growth
10 those PARTS hich have become bald, causing to
yield frsshssre,1sg q har.
York who have had their by the use OF this
Invsora,or, when al, other preparations had failed
ing to the facts from persons OF the highest
spectaiiy II will e6ectuaily prevent the hair from
un the 9, oeo ana IN Il
the viii wHh certainty restore to its orig
inal hue. giving Il dark glossy appearance. Asa
cuiarly recommended having an agreeable fragrance:
and the great facilities It affords in dressing the hair.
which, when moist with the Invigorator he dressed
in any required form to preserve place. whether
plain or in curis-hence the great demand for il by the
ladies' rs standard toilet article which ought
be without the price places within the reach ofail
| being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENT per bot
tie 10 ne had at Nil respectable ggists perfumers
l.. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
the Of his Invigorator, in where
the chdrens' hair inclines to be weak The Of II
lays the fou ndation for good head Of hair. II
moves any Impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp the removal Of which il necessary both
for the health Of the child, and the future appearance
! its hair.
CAUTION None genuine without the fac simle LouI.
MILLER being the outer wrapper: also, L. MILLERS
/ II. JR RESTORATIVE, N. Y. blown in the glass.
Wbo,csaa Depot, So Dey st. and sold ny all the prp.
cipai Merchants anu druggists throughout the world
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present 10 the American pubic my
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the Fall term OF
~ the TIrroN UNION SCHOOL will commence
Monday. September I'd. 1861. All pupils or stu.
dents are requested to be in attendance on the
first day o! the term. Students outside Of the
limits of the School District will not be permit.
ted TO attend school until their tuition for the
term IL settled. and for that purpose, students
VIII call and arrange their tuition with 8. w.
Young. Treas. by order of the Board.
e. N. HUBER, Sec.
Upton, August ia. 1851.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.

AZ
TORED.
Just Published, IN a SEALED Envelope.
ON THE MAI TREATMENT, AND RAD
ical cure of Spcrmatorrnoea, or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervousness. and involun.
tary emission, inducing impotency. and Mental
and Physical incapacity.
BY ROBT j. CULVERWELL, N. d.
Author OF The Green Book, de-
The world re nswned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may be
enectually removed without medicine and with.
out da agcrous surgical operations. bongies, in
struments, rings or cordial. pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and enectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cnre himself cheaply. privately and rad.
ical!y. This lecture will prove boon to thous.
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid. on
the receipt Of two postage stamps hy addressing
Dr.J. G. KLINE, l27 Bowery. New York. Peat
Office box 1885, 'I
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> NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMATORRHEA.

"OWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Ii Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with virulent and chronic
diseases and especially for the cure Of diseases
Ofthe Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon. Valuable reports on SpermatorrhTa
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary,
sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address. Dir. J. SXtLLMAN HorGHrON. Howard
Association, No. South Ninth st. Philadelphia,
Pa. [July H. CT; lyl
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH
Our motto is ''Quick Sales and Small Profits"
ANY order from the country will he promptly
attended to; as much SO as if the pure chaser was
present.
Mr.. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City, fat
tiers himself that he will be able to render com
plete satisfaction to customers. Give US a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine, Iowa, April lst. lSGO.
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CIR ARD
Fire E. Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, $500, 900.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS B. ALVORD, Secretary.
A. $. GILLETT, Vice-Pres. K Treas.
assurances against losses by fire.
ng~Losses promptly adjusted.
s.YArEs, Agent Upton. Iowa.
Dec 18th 1889. F
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&QX4 81
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
I'm and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run - FOL.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cage, at 400 r. u.
Leave Wilton for Msrengo and e.
Leave Wilton for Muscatin. At $40 A. y. SOS Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport sd.
and Chicago. $50 AN.
Arrive at Wilton from ,Auscstine, q
Arrive =. wilton from Iowa city,
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tions with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island With the Chicago and Rock Island
II. r. trains. for all points east, s,uth and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
IF. TRACY, sup't
A. KIMBALL, Assistant Supt.
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DIS. JACKSON, HERBERT Il Co., are Associated
Proprietors ofthe Matio nal Dispensary, No. 1877,
for the cure Of Private Diseases.
Prof Egbert Jackson, DIR. Robert Herbert Il NJ. Eu.
gene vepeau Thoroughcures effected with almost in
nal Emissions self-abuse, Impotency Structure Fe-
male Diseases, DinrnatEmissoHs, in Short every pos
sble form and variety OF Secular Disease and at the
time the general health Of the patient improvc d
where any Improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dspensary Circular. of n large in by II in. let
promptly, well sealed to address for the amount Of
the postage. six cents Every young man, Whether
SICK OR WELL. should have one. Also, circular
intended for ladies only. nine lar pages. for
ct. stamp The Mountain Of Light. Medical Pro-
tector, book Of three hundred pages, hun
dred engravngs. price. in stamps money, only 80
cents and one cent stamp ora for 81 and nine cents
in stamps This book is fully described in circular.
1t is by far the most valuable and deeply interesting
book the subjects treated of, now eNtant matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
fully explained it contains also a full and explicit key
to all the secrets Of marriage, love and beauty never
before
TPsATIsFACTORILYN
revealed in any book in the English language,
Dr. Jackson's Perpetual Preventive-send for circu-
lar. DR.. Jacksous Female Pills, Slsend for circular
DIR. Jackson may be seen at the Consulting Rooms
NJ, till 2. NJ. and from p NJ, till = p NJ: at other
hours either DR.. Herbert or NJ Vepeau both, will be
in attendance
Male patients. when desired, will be furnished with
large airy. comfortable rooms suitable board and care
full attendance for the few days ordinarily necessary to
effect a cure. Patients do not each other. The
most ample guarantees of our ability and good faith
promptly given when desir d. Fees as reasonable AS
the very highest modes of treatment known to modern
medical science and long and varied experience
will admit p. y. Box 1876. Send for Circular and
state your fplany and fully, and you viii re-
ceive the Circular and written reply by ret urn
mail. III Wewill answer no letter unless it contains
six cents in stampg. Medicine and Instructions sent
promptly and carefully to any part of the world.
Gsyi3-Gm.
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Hollands German Pills

being we'll known throughout Europe and America
need no commentator here. They purely yegeta.
BILE. prepared with great and sugar.
coated. Nobetter Cathartic Pin can lie found. PRIcE
% cts. per box.
These medicines are prepared by Or. c. ". JACKSON
Co., Philadelphia. Pa. and st. Louis. Mo-, and are
sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
The signature Of N, JACKSON will on the
Of each bottle or box,
In our ''Euersbodg's Almanac" published nnual
ly, you will find testimony and CONNIE ndary notices
from all parts 1.-THE country. These Almanacs Civ
away by all our Agents. And in Upton hy Keigart
& Mcnamara, and Rochester by Nathaniel Baker, in
Sprngiae by Thos. James Go. and in Mechanic willie
by Chas. G. Stout.
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e sSszz:assi;iis[E -
CHICAGO, IOWA Il NEBRASKA n. r..
ON and after Monday, May LIST, 1861, until
" further notice, trains will run as follows.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Clinton at $3.50 NJ and 1: 90 P NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids at $3.50 p NJ and s:l5 NJ
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids at GOO A NJ and $50 A NJ
Arrive at Clinton at 10000 A NJ and ): 80 NJ
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Maquoke.
Ia. At Yankee Run with stages for Toronto,-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. Al Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
4larion, V1nton, Waterloo, Ceaur Falls,
Fl. Dodye. Ioltdo, Morengo, Fit,
Desmoi"es, Council Bluffs,
Siour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVEpAILY.
The shortest cheapest and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, it be.
ing only l36 miles from Chicago to the Mississ.
'ppi River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
An agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re-
ceive all laggage for Clinton or the Road, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charge
NJ. SMITH. Eng. 4 Supsrinten dent.
J.W. HAM, General Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa. May lst, 1861. vsn9tf.