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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Disturbances ~ Kansas CITY.
KAnaAa Carx. Nav, 20. \

Ol0t0rIb00Co0 ~ A00oo0 C1Sys
Kansas Cs1y,. Nov. p. !.
The dry goods store Of J. n Shsr.
man was broken tato and robbed last
evening by some go or 80 men In
soldiers dress. altnsa with evolvers
and .abres. The windows aud show.
oases were completely demolished and
some $4,000 worth safa goods carried
Of.
Several drinking. saloons were de-
moli~ he'd last night AMI to-day,hy order
nf the Provost Marshal. The proprie'ors
had violated the proclamation 'nrtid
ding tho sale ofliqnor to soldiers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

j Bosrox. Nov. q.
25 Of the rshels captured on Santa
Rosa Island,in attaokon wilsons Zouav.
o.. arrived here this merding. ..if
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D'rossa Port neyal,
NEw York Nov. q

The Times Port Royal correspondent
says:
The feet IL to he divided, and
transports To convey 5000 troops are
to cpcn another port. Tie transports
are row taking il. water tor fifteen
days. -
There - enlfiLicnt cotton hero AMI m
Pope Island, nnginned. to make 5000
bales. and corn hors"s 6lled Will. ab"nt,
10000 bushels in the ear.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

baltimore, Nov. q.
D;.r,,cl;;c,. jn~t -etc1c'vea1fr.m H..
eastern shore VI virvinia, bring crafty.
iny intelligence. The, rebels It North.
ampt"n county numbering 1900, have
laid dawn their, arns. AMI tho Federal
troops have now full possession ri this
anil !AccnMac counties.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Ncssrs ROUNDS & LANCDON, are our on
ly authorised Agents in the ity Of Chicago
Ills, 10 procure Advertisements and Sub.
scriptioAs.
- Msssrs Horace 4. Shaw, 4 Co, g. Park
Row, h las Nassau st.. New York are our
only authorized agents in New York City TO
procure subscriptions aud advertisements
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I FIRST CLASS. NEWSPAPER.

4 yeosN
in the expression Of IN orinicns snd afro
tic in its endeavors, aims ~ being drsse'ass
Newspaper. Il contains full accounts sf AL
the interesting oce.amrances ~ the day, and
pays more money far Special Telegraph tis.
patches and Ter spondence, than any Jsmsaal
out Of New York, and Publishes m.ss and
| 'roshcr news than any paper circulating in
| the Wet. i brings The news - the people
| Of the NOrthweat two Or three DAYS sooner
,hsn tho papers - ths scshs~rd.
The weekly contents Of the Tribune embrace:
let c"mp s,e current Iis,ery Of The pro-
gees nf the War
ID General News Of the Day -c..sa,,i.s:
b. Sea and Irad. Exti aordinary
events ~ all kinds.
ard.- copions telee-srh'e Dispatches con.
tsining the Latest News fr"m all rsr,s.
down - The Anns IL gOirg 70 press.
1tb..-Rel'orts Of meetings, whether Political.
Religious. Agricultural, Educational,
Or Miscellsseome.
ssh- Procselines ~ Congress and Ht.te
sssislatn'ss. inaportans Speeches and
:Dncmmenss.
9th. -Matks, R~ports, embracing every ~
eiele the Ps,msr or :'ealsr can expect
10 Ani quoted IN Newspaper. Tbs
Tribsns hss achieved high reputation
% TONS, 81 paper.
9th. -carefslly prspssad Agricultural and
Horticultural articles b. .sRmral" and
ether able writer's - ~ Farm sud
0arden.
Sth.-roetry. Tales. Aaesdssas nd O. zip.
.RsvSswa add pleasant 0i.csllAdy.
In short the. pprpess eHd smhitiea ~ the
Editors are. 10 make che Chicago "IsihAno'
- ta'evestlre And salAahls sisissr tbas No
in'e'ligsns wsstssa family css asssd q b
without II.
TERMS-Payable in Adysnee.
weet,y Tribune (s2 is."es per sssual 8 50
To rAbs-Thres copies 90
Five COPIES SO
Ton copies II 10
Each additional hams 30
I" Twenty c.pirs Zone add,ees)2" 60
Any persen sending Us t~snty Or more sub
scribsrs will 10 entitled TO an sstra ctpy fer
his services For = club IT hfty the Tri.
week will be eens free. snA for club Of
tDne Hunlrel the l,niiy Tribune:
u. Weekly (l6S ips"ea per annMm) - 90
Per six months 81; three me ~.
Clubs Of Five (rate II - 6O) !. %
=" Ten (raie 81 50 SOY - %
Twenty (rate ~ - 26) So 90
fifty( rats Of $8'O0) 80 90
mo Tri weekly conasint ~ me nsWs - tne
Dsily. end hrings Just = late i"e''seence % tho
days its publication, vis: Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
ns;ls 7tibsss (sl0 issnss per anum) 500
Por six ME -; Three me -.
o0Poatage on the chicago Trihnns 10 only
half 10 much in Illinois a. IN Eastern papers.
~ drafta can b. procured It 70 mueh
safsr than - remit Bank Bills. ne nsme Of
the Post Once and Ststs shsu!dfa oil Losses y
plAinly written. .'. &c
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q our riah. Ad6Ssss.
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XesVs. Com sssess .. Politics. AGeo~
culture, science + literature.
NO CO.N/'HN WISE WITH
TRAITORS.


This veil known and popular ieurnI il
noted for avowine isa sentiments with ean'inr.
| fssrlessnesa aud Under endsnce !, has aim. d
| Z, Re- right rather than puralar. and takss tho
| responsibility Of telling The Truth, segaia ess
| Of the offence that may b given 70 Prejudice
| aud ignorance.
II. Principle. Which che Chicago Tlyns
| esrousee aud sdsoc~tss are:
The Cause nf Freedom.
/ Justice. and Hmm.nitv.
Improvement ~ thu Mental,
Moral and I'hvriral CONDITION
81 III. Masses.
! P,ret,ity al the Union,
U ,..l,enre 10 the Constitution
and Supremacy IL the Laws.
Free H,mcstea.ls f,r the Lan,.lcs<.
Encouragement IT lD",,c Industry.
N" Political J..hlxrv.
Homes: men tyr ..tlicca,
Ec"no,ny in Government.
| 4 Sound Cnrremcv am.i death to AL
wild Tat Shis, Z .s,c,s...
And The prosecution Of tie War. agairse
| Treason until the last sehsl has lsid down lie
arms. Though this wicks rebellion against
the hest and noas hene6rent cesesnms u that
ever ex eted in the world. has b~eome tear.
fully strong YET the american Republic IL tsr
ctr. agsr: the loyal ..Aiadsi,is" viii yet sub.
jnssss thu arrogant OHgarchy. To this "a.
eeiniie end tho 7Tibune will work wi,h.ul
growing weary, until shs Union has made
IvOtseuul Of ile foes.
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1t is reported that the rebel Capital
i. I" he removed from Richmond IL
Nashville IN Tenn.
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1850. E'ROsvEa rus. lsG3.
CHICAGO Tribune.


A r,.iiy. Tri weekly 4 weekly Hew.psrev.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

OHllUr M1sSuu SrscU III =, UITu OUee
too, 10 some Of our men. Althon II
they had no battle they were nome the
less willing. yet their experience has
taught them many things whic: will
he nf imlporta, &C. to them in the future
Although We took quite u number Of
small arm and prisoners We would have
been better satisfied had We taken JEFF
Thompson md his banl 1T liml Pirates
would have glnricd il il! We hal
rested In i day when We were nr,l. red 10
Cair' and ~ the mo, ming nf the l3:h
took the Boat and touched at Cairo
after which We crossed over to Birds
Point where we are now stationed. /
have lint little 10 say about the place
ny Ihavc no, hal an opportunity If frc.
qncntiny the grounds on account # III
health. There is twelve regiments en-
ca,yard III both sides Of the River and
The place looks formidable enough.
Since my las, we have lost one Of
our COMPANY. George GRAY died in the
hospital on the ~ If this month, with
tho Typhoid fever. The exposure Of
or rough life WAS 4. mich for his con.
stilntion and after battlcing with dis
cslc cngcnlercd by doing his dlnty he
I'll victim 70 iis nnrelenting power.
Mr. was be without friends 10 tho time
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
II II r + s HING MACHIN

The subscriber offers to the Farmers and Tn c
ers of this State complete assortment Of THRES
MACHINES, from one to ten horse power. Being -,
chnist and practically acquainted with Threshing Ma
chimes and their manufacture, he has spared no pain
secure only the best and well-tried articles EVER,
Machine sold by him will be fully warranted to be We.
made, of the best materials, ana to do good wczS
Among his assortment will be found the following:
Woodbury's S-horse portable Horse Power and Se,,
This horse poy works standing on its owl
rucks, which saves loading and unloading,
Dow and Fowler's well-knOwn 4 10 horse iron powe
Fowlerville Separator.
Pitts improved Masslon Ohio Separator the bes. IN
use, with or without trucks.
Ope two and TIL ee horse Endless Chain TreadPower.
These are great improvement over the Emory Ma
chimes, being much better made and working with less
friction, being from the oldesablished and wekbowr
Excelsior Agricultural Works, Albany Y, and Sche
nectady Agricultural Works, Schenectady Y.
Also Lever Powers, 8 horse, Threshers and Seri
ratOrs complete, for !, 2, 3, horse powers.
Which will be furnished at the factory prices.
Those purchasing Machines from me will be at no ex
pense delay for patterns in REPAIRS as sha
keep patterns casting on hand for such parts as
able to wear out or break.
Call and satisfy yourselves before purchasing
where. F. GILMAN, Agent
Can be found at Pioneer Foundry, st. Paul for the
present. jel7dAwly
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DI ED.

In this city. on the 9th instant, NORMAN A.WEBBER
WOburp Massachusetts,
On Sunday, May s, at II P. n, MAGGIE B., daughter
of David and Eleanor H. Ramaley aged six years one
month and twelve days.
The third time within month tho tenderest
chords of human life swept by the unseen hand and
the deathangel hath loosed another blossom to
the gardens OF perennial purity high Death is not the
Destroyer" but the lberaor and refner Three beau.
tiful children, from one happy group on EARTH are
welcomed, to the music and the flowers and the birds
and the balmy of childhoods home in heaven
They 60 togeher-hand in hand they trip the inter.
vening ether and troop of little ones-,heir playmates
in the angelnursery-meet them as they RISE with
assuring smiles Of love, and sweetest tokens of the
bowers Of beauty where they lead. Thus have thew
passed to the certain pleasures of cal fe-so sereney
higher, hoer, happier than we. SHALL we who wait
Our Fathers" further time while yet we stay forget
aoe too are t)uc1ed by the same angel WIGS which
liberated them-that the poignant which settles
on the SOUL they lifted up, shall SO corrode the
out-crust of our lives that it will crumble Off and leave
no inerposing barrier to Gods Son-ght, which hath
ever shined, but could not always find the expanding
germ it sOughts
At his residence, in bayfield,, Wisconsin on the 9th
ult., y. X. DREW, in the 5lst year of his age
The friends of Col. Drew in this State and Indiana
will read wi sorrow the announcement of his DEATH
nc WAS previous W MS residence In the Northwest,
citizen OF Indiana, and served with ability State Sen.
aor from the Pocket" in the sessions of "a and 49,
In 1857 he was appointed by Mr.. Buchanan United
States Indian Agent OF the Chppewas of Lake Superior
which position he held at the time of his DEATH As an
Office" OF the Government he was untiring in his efforts
to promote the welfare of the Indians under his charge
and the exposure and fatigue which he endured in o.
tober last, while making the annuity payments, no
doubt fastened his death. As politician he was fe
long Democrat, and his influence through life was
thrown in favor of his party. faithful husband and
father, answering friend, devoted public servant
and good citizen, he will be mourned and missed bv
many who loved him. His health had been gradually
failing for months-and he had learned to look upon
death always near at hand In the prime OF life and
In the midst of his usefulness he has been called away
and the place that once knew him will know him no
more forever.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
Markets.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May7.
FLOUR-Choice brands in fair request !:
common grades dull.
WHEAT quiet and unchanged; buyers and
sellers apart Sales $50 bushels rejected, in
store Bic; 500 do No. l, new receipts, do 9Sc;
$50 do No. 2 Ole; $50 delivered, 9l4c; AGA do
milling delivered, 92c; $500 do milling deliver
ed 93c; 700 do do 94c.
MILWAUKEE, May7.
FLOUR extra State $5@$5l0; Superfine
Western SIS, 1906, so; common to medium ex.
ira western $5,50@$5,60; market closing
steady.
WHEAT heavy and firm in favor of buyers
for common descriptions, and quite firm for
prime.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
1% SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FE,

MALE PlLLS.-This well known medicine is no irupo.
suOn put sure and safe remedy for Female Difficult.
ues and distractions, from any cause Whatever and
although powerful remedy contains nothing hIrlful
10 the constitution To married ladies it peculiarly
suited; twill in short time, bring The monthly
IN ali cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
IN the BACK and Limbs Fatigue sligh exertion Pal
ptauon OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills
though powerful remedy, do not contain ron Gallo.
mel antimony or anything hurful to the constitution
Fun dlrecuons In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For iu particulars, get pamphlet free, of the agent,
B-SI and postage stamps enclosed to any author
ized agent, wl ensure bottle containing oyer 81 pills
Sold by DAY 4 jerks, ST. Paul, and by ali rooo
DFussiS's everywhere. oc24d.Swly
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Mothers Read This.

Inefolowing is an extractfrom letter written nv the
past9r OF Baptist church. in the journal and essen
GER Clnclnnau, OHIO, and speaks volumes in favor o
that world renowned medlcine-Mrs. Winsow Soohinn
Syrup for children Teethng: ns
,,-, we seean advertisement in your columns of Mira
Winslow' sooothing Syrup. Now we never saida word
iav0r OF patent medicine before in life but we
say to readers that this is no hmm
oug-we have tredit and know be all it claims II
one OF the most successful medicines OF the
because IL ID one OF the BEST And those of your
readers who have babies can't do better than to in
supply.' geo 80 ~
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Business Locals.

NoTIcE.-In consequence of the heavy de.
mands made upon us by the Government, and
the late advances in the price of material. we
are compelled to advance the price of Dupont's
powder 81 rs per keg for FIG and FFFG and
other grades in proportion, and shall sell at
these figures until further notice.
E. l. DU POINT DE NEMOURs & Co.
b. PRESLEY, Agent st. Paul.
my8-d&w1t
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a. COUGHS.--THE SUDDEN

changes onr climate are sources of Pulmonary
BronchiAl and Asthmatic Affections. Experiences hay
ing proved that simple remedies often ACT speedily and
certainly when taken in The early stages OF the DISEASE
recourse should at once be had to Brow Is Bropchai
Troches, or LOzenges let the cold cough or rrtation
OF the throat be ever slight, by this prec luton
more serious attack may be efectual y warded oil
Public speakers and Singers Will find them efectua to-,
clearing and Strengthening the voice. See advertise.
ment dec2-d,tw&w6m
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M. w FL l T I
Il l EFF IN TEN MINUTE
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

Are unfailing in the cure OF Coughs Colds. Asbma
nloncnlns Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult Breath,
IN tnclpent consumption and Diseases the Lungs
nave no taste OF medicine and any child will axe
Thousands have been restored to hes It'll thathad
oe.ore aespalred Testimony given in hundreds ofca.
ASK Tor Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
oay genuine Is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds are
dealers generally. WIN ~
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
Druggists. ,c2s 4 ~ SOou
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MARRIED

At St. Pauls Church, Tuesday. the 7th inst, by
Rev. DR.. Patterson, Mr.. CHARLES E. MAYO, to Miss
ELIZA CAROLINE FITCH, daughter of Timothy Fitch,
Esq, all Of this city.
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Gzl1!lalQ
Ga3IlIIIa
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
o to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the of teehing by soft
ening the gums, reducing all inflammation will aay all
Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your.
selves and relief and health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
we have never been able to say any other medicine
never has 1t failed, in single instance 10 effect cure
when timely used. Never did we know instance OF
ac0n by any one who used it. On the contrary
Of commendaon of its magical effects and medical vr.
tues. We speak in this matter what we do know %
amer ten years. experience and pledge our reputation
or the fuhlment OF what we here DECLARE In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the Syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of
the most experienced and sklfu nurses in New Eng
land and has been used with success In
thousands of cases.
It not only relieves the child from pain but invigo-
rates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will IL
most instantly relieve gripping in the bowels wind
romedied, end in death,
We believe 1t the best and surest remedy in the world
IN al cases OF dysentSry and diarrhGa in children,
Wnetner arises from teethng from any other caure
from any OF the foregoing c0mplainic-dO not let your
preJudces, nor the preudices of ohe stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief that will be
sure yes absolutely sure-tO follow the use of this
accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS l.
FEkKiNS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, Is CEDAR STREET, NY
Price only twenty-five Cents per Bottle.
oc,9-d&wly
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I~ URIFY THE BLOOD

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS. and PHOENIX BITTERS
tree from all Mineral Posons. In OF Scrofula vi
GERS Scurvy or Eruptons OF the skim the operation O.
the Life Medicines Is truly astonishing often removing
few days. every vestge of those Oathsome
by their purifying effects the Blood Bilious fevers
FEVER and ague dyspepsia dropsy piles and most other
diseases. soon yield 70 their curative properties.
Prepared BY WHY. B. MOFFAT, Md, New York and
or sale by all Druggists and Dealers. mar3l-dlv
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ID L o W s! Low S !
We have large stock of the well known ST. An
thony plows, to which invite the attention of farmers
and merchants. alt NICOLS DEAN
wabashaw street, near the Bridge, sign of the anvil
~ ,6-d3tw3m
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COMMERCIAL.

Prepared expressly for the PIoNEBR DExocRAr and
Corrected by oWn Reporter
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common cold" in its first stage that which 10 the
eginning would yield to mild remedy, if neglected,
Don attacks the Lungs. browns BRONCHIAL TRCs
HES" containing demulcent ingredients. alay Pulmo.
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
"Inat trouble in my Throat, flor
which the TkOCHES are a speci6c)
BROWNS having made me often a mere whis-
NROCHES Mp. WILLIS.
recommend their use to PUBLIC
BROWNS Rev. E. H. CHAPLIN
Have proved extremely servicea-
liable for tiOAKSENEssn
hOOdEO Rev. HENRY WARD BEEGHER.
Almost instant relief the dis
RROwN,s ressing labor OF breathing peculiar to
ASTHMA"
TROUHES CONTAIN no opium S or ansshtOs in
DR.. a. A. HAYES,
hho"N's Chemist.
rROCHES "a simple and pleasant comblna.
nation for COUGHS, &c.
DIR. q. F. BIGELOW,
"Benedcialin BRoNCHIrIs."
rROCHES Or. j. F W. LANE,
- have proved them excellent for
BROWNS Rev. H. W. WARREN.
rROCHES Beneficial when eomp sHssSn' to
RRowx,s Rev. S. j. P. ANDERSON,
"ErFEcruAL in removing Hoarse-
CROCHES ness and Irritation of the Throat, so
common with SPEAKERS and SINGERS"
Prot. N. Stay JOHNSON,
BROWNS La Grange, Ca,
Teacher of Music, Southern
rROCHES o., so.s. , Female College:
ppony,o and after preaching, they prevent
onO"N'o Hoarseness From their past effect
,noCuDc think they will be of permanent ad-
lROCdES vantage to me-"
Rev, E. X. ROWLEY, A. NJ
BROWNS President of Athens College,
sTenn.
rROCHEs
OWNS kSSn. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
rROCHES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
dec2-d tWdw6m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
16~REDUCTION-THEG REATEST
EVER KNOWNIN
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Buels old stand, half block below the bridp. bor
our wholesale Store from Preslsys up to the
me only house In st. Pa nj that can afford to sell Boots
~ at fair prices and the largestand best stock
wHoLEsALE roicouSrRY AND CITY MERCHANTS At NEW
YORK CITY PRICES.
NJ. W HITE.
fnird street, half block below the bridge St. PAM
broken Bank Bills, State and County Orders taken
febl2-d&w3m o'o ~"Aen'
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Produce Market.
Monetary Matters

Monetary Matters
ST. PAtL, May s.
We give below the rates of exchange sold
in this city. Funds have been mostly with.
drawn from St. Louis, and the rate is merely
nominal.
EXCHANGE
On New York, Philadelphia and Boston. ..64@7
i
Gold is scarce, and selling at per cent. for
bankable funds.
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I AFAYETTE," MINNESOTk
FREE HOMES TO SETTLERS.
The proprietors of the town of
LAFA YET,TE

=
ON THE RED RIVER OF THE NORTH
will make liberal donation of lots to all persons who
Will settle upon and improve the same This town is
situated Az miles below Fort Abercrombie, and 1870
miles above Pembina, and directly OPPOSITE rnE
MOUTH OF THE CHEYENNE RIVER, is the of one OF
the richest valleys and best agricultural regions in the
world Is abundantly supplied with wood and water
ana the country around it has been recently surveyed
ana IS now open to settlement. The town marks the
head OF navigation the Red River of the North and
Is easily ssble, the line OF stage from ST. Paul to
femDlna passing there semi-weekly. No portion of
thei great west offers more inducements settlers
For Information address JOHN r. IRVINE, ESQ St.
Paul, Minnesota. mar24-dGwiv
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TRANSFERRED.

Corporal Q. Edward Davis, of the Pho.
neer Guard, has been transferred to Capt.
Pell's company, and appointed Orderly Ser.
geant. Sgt. Davis was for several years a
member of the famous 18th" of New York,
and is an accomplished Drill Master. The
Wabashaw boys are making much prof.
cheney under his instructions.