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HOMIE INTEREST.
szrolOthinE renovated and repaired, so H. Thh

SErClothing renovated and repaired, 80 \. Third.
BV- a. A. OYSTER, Clocks, Watches and JewslIys
BIOS. As and s71 Central avenue.
pB- Fine Fancy Cases at APPLEGATE's, corner
Fifth and Main. Mark the place. felO bt
$50 Correct Likenesses in as low as fifteen
cents, at APPLEGATEs, corner Fifth and Main flo bt
Hs- Cheap Family Group Pictures at APPLEGATE's,
corner Fifth and Main. felO-t
$50 Remember APPLEGATE's Great Photograph
Depot, Nos 2, 4, 6 and s, commencing at Fifth and
Main. Fine Photographs taken daily. felO BIT
pB' There is one important fact that every body
should knowthat the best and cheapest Pictures Of
any kind are made by WIEDER, at his splendid CAL
lery, Central av., corner OF Court st.
DIED.
MASON.-On Sunday morning, Feb 10, Timothy
B. Mason, aged fifty .nine years and three months.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday morn
ing, at W O'Clock, at the Seventh st. Congrega-
tional Church, between Oentral-aV. and John-st
Friends of the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
Milwaukee papers please COPY.
FULTON.-At her residence. on Dayton. ST., near
Linn, Of organic disease OF the heart, Mrs. Ara
bella Fulton. aged thirty three years.
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A TAKE EARTHQUAKE OTICE E.-A
Meeting Of the Universal Order Of Unionists will
tabe place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the
18th instant at O'Clock, at the rooms Of the A p.
A., on Plum-st between Seventh aud Eighth sts.,
when Brother j. b. OR0OKER will explain and
apply the universal panacea for poverty and crime.
BY order. [felO-csl q, W. DAVIS SOcy.
[German Republican copyl
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NEW BOOKS,
Just received and for sale by
RICKEY, MALLORY & CO.,
73 WEST FOuRTH.ST.

ONE OF THEM--A New Novel. BY Chas.
Lever, auther of "Oharles O'Malley," "The
Dodd Family Abroad Roland Cashel, etc. etc.
One vol. syo., paper. Price so cents.
THE SHADOW IN THE H0USE-A
Novel. By John Saunders. One vol. l2mo. 81
PERSONAL HISTORY OF LORD BA-
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PART0N'S LIFE OF ANDREW JACK
SON By James Parton, author of the "Lifo Of
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Price S..
THOU GIFTS ON PREACHING-Bein
Contributions to Hcmillties. By James W. Alex
ander, D. D. One vol. l2mo, cloth. 81 25.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE REV. DR..
ALEXANDER CARLYLE Containing Memo
rials of the Men and Events of his Time. Ono
vol limo. s1 30.
CHRISTIAN NATURE. By Horace Bush
nell. One vol. 81 Is.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE-BOOK OF QUAD
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with sixty.two Engraviugs. By W. Harvey. One
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SIISBER'S INDICATED BATES.

CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS, IN
" all its numerous and fearful forms, is abso-
lut'ly and permanently cured by the Iodine and
phur Bath Skin Diseases by some form of Med
icated Bath Mineral Poisons, Paralysis and Dis
eases of Debility by the celebrated
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATH.
Electro Remedies, and all kinds of Medioated
Baths, at DR.. SILSBEE'S, No. 81 West Seventh at.
Office hours, Q A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. fel0
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VALENTINES.
REMOVAL.
as West Third. st Cincinnati.

HSHRs. NJ. CLARK HAS REMOVED
~ from northeast corner Race and Third, sta.s
to 52 Third-st., between Walnut and Vine. feS-x
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Channels Skins

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, FOR SALE
" low, by the dozen or single one, by
j. W. HANNAF0RD, Druggist,
feIO-c s. w. corner Central.aY. and Sixth st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PBACEABLE EECNSSION


COERCION AND CIVIL wAR-COMPRO
MISE AND HRONIC Anarchy
SEPARATION AND ESTABLISHED
PEACE.
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Hair-bruShes.
Sundries.

lust RECEIVED-
eD French Blacking- 90 gro "Marcerou's.'
Vienna Matches-200 gro. "Pollak's.
German Tapers-25 gro. ea. 3 mos.
Percussion Caps-500 m. each, &c. D." and
IS b."
Clarke's Round Matches 900 doz. No. 1000.
Mt. Eagle Tripoli-20 gre.
Sand Oruciblea-5 casks Nested.
Tine Foil-l0 cartoons superior French. For
EDWARD sCANLAN & CO., Importers,
felO.c North. east corner Fourth and Main. SITS.
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B5- Remember APPLEGATE's Great Photograph
Depot, Nos 2, 4, 6 and s, commencing at Fifth and
Main. Fine Photographs taken daily. fel0 BIT
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Hs- Cheap Family Group Pictures at APPLEGATE's,
corner Fifth and Main. felO-t
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WTNION LOAN OFFICE, NO. IS3 sYCAs
u M0AE-sT., between Fourth and Fifth
Money Loaned on all kinds Of Personal Property,
consisting Of Diamonds, Watches, IewelryJ Cloth
ing, Furniture, and, in fact, all goods Of value.
N. B--UncuTrent Money bought and sold.
feo.Ams j. Q. ADAMS a MIKE LIPMAh.
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CINCINNATI STEAM LAUNDH Y.-N.E.
~ corner Of sixth and Race-sts.-Washing and
Ironing done in the best style, and on the most
reasonable terms. Clothes called for and delivered
TO any part of the city Orders left at the Laundry,
or addrt ssed to Box 55A, P. o., will receive prompt
attention. Call for Price lists. feed
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RB- Fine Fancy Cases at APPLEGATE's, corn
Fifth and Main. Mark the place. felO bt
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SW A. A. BYsTEs, Clocks, Watches and JeWslTs
Hos. S4s and 271 Central-aYenus.
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A SSIGNMEET -,NOTICE IS HRRKBY
n given that have been appointed BY the Pro.
bate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio as assignee Of
the property Of the firm Of w. E, BRAMAN Coz
and of the firm of WIN. B. BRAMAN CO., and all
persons holding claims against said firm are hereby
notified TO present the same according TO law. A.
SUMNER, ~ West Fourth. street. fel-1t
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So long as the American resrieted itso,e..
pla"'uaes and Biblical discoveries, its niaseries,
.hougn they might inspire contempt were at least
harmless We take for granted that no one at all
conVerSant with the course of the American ever
ieaa us columns with the expectation of fndino
.ne ,,en tue approach TO an independent o,in-
ion' ai'nough 1t is quite possible that eon,o ~
sons may have g wen it credit for fair da.,ina
"he'ner II IS 1sneeiOrth, entitled to anv mans
respect, even on the score of l., ' inan
we leave this community to inas'
We cited yesterday some instances Of 50.
ersation on the part of that journal which er
moderate men would call disrePu table, and which
men who are accustomed to speak more accurately
would characterize as infamous. We imagined
we had exhausted the illustrations upon the point
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IHE MARYLAND GuARD.-We understand that the
captains OF the various companies composing this
battalion met yesterday evening for the purpose of
considering the propriety of disbanding Should
any such step be taken by the battalion it will give
rise to deep and universal feeling of regret
throughout the whole community.
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ShAkLEs HOWARD, tPresident,)
VIM. II. GATcHELL,
CHARLES d. KINKS,
JOHN W. DAVIS,
GEO. MM RRnWN ley.nffinin ,,nn..Ln,. \

commissioners of Police,
Presumlng that am the member the Board referred
as having had conversation with one of the editors of
the Baltimore american (Mr. C. C. Fuon) take leave
say mat in replying to his inquiry, of some
arms had reached the city the night before alleged to
have been received from the State of Virginia and
CLAIMED by several parties stated further that the CITY
authorities had never directed that such arms should be
sent Tor, and had no knowledge Of the time they were to
arrive and the Police Board had reason TO believe that the
to them. When they did arrive it was deemed advisable
until the conflicting claims were settled that they
sSr ne dtiHSi ed atne. Cwti Cd brey hqltnen IRON
INTO the hands Of improper and dangerous persons
wliI mere ada that the arms above mentioned are ali
ora style fnock muskets and that the Board of police
ana not agree to their deposit in the store aforesaid nnI
the conhctlns claimants recommended it.
Ion N
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zxErAMa
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
81 c K II E ACHE
CURE
N E RV OUS HEADAC CHE,
CURE
e l. l. KIN DIS OF HEADACHE

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Tuo,
OF SACK Headache may be prevented and if taken at tine
commencement of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness win be obtsined
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females are so subject
Ihey act gently upon the Understanding Costfusacss
For Literary Nen, Students, Delicate Females and all
erSohS oil SedeHaTy habits they valuable LGTq-
o improving the appetite giving tone and UigOr to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trsrgth of the whole system
me PILLS the result of long investiga
Won ana carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
ana renewed vast of pain and suffering from
headache whether originating in the nervous system or
from oeranFed state of the stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their couopost1n and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, end the absence of anu dis
agfeeGoe taste renders easy to administer them to chit
Rren
BEWARE Or COUNTERFFTTs!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c. spaldpgo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers il Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
IS Cedar Sree, New York,
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THE HARpER,S FERRY ,r,rs1x7

We need only call attention to the subjoined card
from the Police Board, refuting one of the ground
less charges which the american has been persist
emily making against the authorities for some DAVIS
apt.
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OFFICE BOARD OLE POLICE

mt, c. BALTIMORE, May 9th. 1861 {
Inc Commissioners of Police cannot pretend to nota
VI many OF he utterly false statements and unfounded
rumors which are industriouy circulated in the
nifty in reference to them
but there Is an editorial statement one of the morn
ing papers, which, it is asserted is made o the o,bo
"y or a member Of the Board Of Police" The under
signed being the only members the said Board deem
proper unquaedy to contradict the above statement
ana to assert each for himself so far as he has been
informed: The Board of Poiice' NEVER "dd have
within their control about 1000 stand of arms which
mad been seized at Harper's Ferry from the United
states government, and We're from Rarper,s Ferry
TO private parties in this city And as far as anv in
formation whatever has been communicated to either Of
the undersigned Commissioners they have not now nor
nave mad at any tme any to believe that single
arm OF any description that had been seized at
hafpers Ferry from 1.-THE United States government,
has ever been in the custody, or in any manner
uhuef the control OF anv portion of the Police Depart
men nor nave any such arms seized from the United
States at other place ever so far as the
nave any reason to suppose been under their control or
custody unless there may have been some arms among
he military stores of the United States which were taken
at the Philadelphia depot and the railroad for safe
keeping and protection, and which are held subject o
.he order OF the Government and being delivered as
last as It's officers agents think proper receive them
CHARLES HOWARD, (Presidentl
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= EMIT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS
SRIRTSi
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequaed by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HosE.
HANDK ERCdlEFS
SHIRTS
W. P. T0WLES & BRO,
PATENT SH0ULDER-SEAM SHIRT MANIfFACToRY
las baltimore street.
~ Under Carroll Hail,
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNo. CLARK, Jr., 4 co.'s IA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES ,,5+,
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ECONOMY ECONOMY! II
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed =,
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET.
siO-tt JAMES FL JOHNSON
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PA,2
IT - e January is, 1861. :
SIa: will please Eend two boxes Of your Cephac
Fills send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours
JNO. B. STMONS
excellent. wv WV ' "'
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r,c BELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1861
HENRY c. SPALDING, Esq.
Please find incosed twenty-five cents for which send me
an9ther boy OF your Cenhac Pills. They truly the
Direct n. STOVER, P. VI.
Belle Vernon, yan1ot Co., Q.
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From the Examiner Norfolk Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made' VIZ Cure of headache in ali its FORMS
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lFfom the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, LaJ
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure tha
your testimony can be added the already numerous lis
t has rec ievd benefits that no other medicine can pr
duce ~ "a
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from the Democrat, st. Cloud. Mimi
II you are, have been troubled the headac
send Tor box (Cephalc Fis,) SO that may have III
ID case of an attack
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q. G. SPhLDING, ESQ. '' 'U Ia looo
wish for some circulars large show bills to bring
your Ctphac Pills more particularly before my
ii you nave any thing of the kind, please to me-
ne o. my who IS subject to Sick Head
acne aHuallY lasting two daYs) cured of an attack
IN one h0ur bgRo&r pas, which sent Ter.
Respectfully yours. W. B. Wilkes
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From the Examiner, Norfolk Va,
They have been tested in Ino.e than, thousan casas
with entire success
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BOARDING. SCHOOL
F0E Young GENTLEMEN,
10 be opened this Summer at Lausanne. SvitzerIan5
BY Mr. EDoUARD KRArFr
FOR references in this city, applications may be
Rev Dr. a. G. Coke, Rector of G,ac Church
s. 5. LEE, ESD, III North Charles street
Mr. Kraft viii leave for Europe n the eatb of II, ,
with the L. s. mail steamer Arago His Prospectus is a
obtained at his Dwelling, 50 Saratoga street mb2s2
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DEATH OF CENTENARIAN IN EyGLAND-Tbe
death of John Hill, who was believed to have hann
the oldest man In England, he having reached his
one hundred and fourth year. took place at Rocbes
ter on Sunday last. The deceased was horn 81
village in Sussex, in the year 1853 and during tho
early part of his life was employed in Agricultural
pursuits. tie was always remarkable for being a
man OF very abstemious habits, and also an early
riser, both of which, probably, conduced to his Ion
gevity Until within the last few months Hill was in
the habit of taking his daily walks about the citv
and, Notwithstanding his advanced age, had the an.
pearance of being hale old man. The deceased
lived during the regns of five English severeigns,
and was in the frequent habit of conversing on
events which took place during the first few wears
OF the reign of George III, of which be had per-
rect recollection.-London7 Times, april IS.
COMPRESSED AIR LoCoMoTIvEs.-It is said that
locomotives are now building for the Hudson river
railroad to be run by means of compressed air
Recent experiments, it is said, give the following
results, compared with steam: l. A reduction IF
twenty per cent. in the cost of locomotives: 2 A
reduction of one-thrd in the number REQUIRED FIR
service; j. reduction OF three-fourths OF the pre
sent expenses for REPAIRS 4. A saving from in
creased durability in the ratio of so 10 l; s. sa
wing OF onet third of the fuel; G. saving of water
{; reduction of three fourths in the washing and
,ieanipg; 8. A reduction of rkshop expenses
otal saving on prime cost amounting to one-half
10 Which may be added an immense saving in con
tructlon account. The difficulty arising from sun
plying the power at stations without Sensible los.
II time has been obviated by method recently
devised and patented. "'
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from the ST. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article CCephalio Puls,i
rapidly increasing.
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The Cosr OF Wharf.-The New York Ne,es figures
up as follows what war of a years duration will
cost. The total monev actually expended. to saw
nothing OF the loss Of life, stagnation of business
&C, is startling enough; but from the temper man
Tested by the North, the BILL be it what il NAV.
will be easily and willingly footed
AS we will probably have 900 men undar
arms before month, their burden on our peonle
in pecuniary sense, must be interesting and in,
structive. soldiers daily provision costs over
twenty cents, when of the rough sort; his clotbno
ambulance necessares and other reouiremants
over one dollar. In movable state. then. evary
man in the country, bearing musket, costs us two
dollars per day.
Two dollars per day for one man is 5000 900 per
day for 100000 r'
$500, 900 per day is 81 400, 900 per week:
Sl,40O,O00 per week is more than SIS, 600. 900 per
month; ~
Or ST, 200, 900 for two months;
Or So, 400. GOO for four months;
Or S33 COG, 600 for six mouths;
Or SGT 200, 900 Tor one year.
THIS for the army alone.
NO ships-no sal!ors-no marines.
But it will cost twice this. For the mere sun
port and travelling expenses only are counted NJ
figures for recruiting, for generals, Offices. QUAR-
tiers, government.
No figures for replacing dead men with live
ones.
No figures for buryipg the killed.
The cost will be over SIS, GOO, 600 per week Ta,
weeks war capital would buy Cuba. Buchanan
was mad for asking $50, 600 to add great
State to the country.
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CARD.

4FARS c. HENRI beg RESPECTFULLY to inform, her fia
aTd the public generally, that her "a REWFIT RENE
FIT will take place on A-l-t' DEN L
.1-,.. WEDNESDAY,, May S:h
- An entire bill Miss Jennie Parker has kindly,
volunteered her services ~ mao Ainu'y
IN @ss Alice Gray Mrs. c. Henri, and the entire Company
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FkH Err invites attention the very extensive
assortment of LooknGGlasses store suitable fer
every position and OF all sizes.
hantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
coFnices' Tables Brackets, Consols, &C. at unequasd
prices
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given to the depar
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for siifo,
Photographs, Portraits, &C.
FRYER'S Galleries,
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ROOFING RooFING II RooFINGI!l
ECoNohY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COAP0SITION RC0FLyg
Unrivailed by anything discovered for
PERFECTLY FLEE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PaooF.
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIVALLED P0R DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. 81. JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Baltimore,
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From the Western R. Gazette, Chicago. MI
we heartily endorse Mr. Spading, and his unrivalei
Cephaiic Pills.
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DR.. A. 4. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. a. HARRIS,
o30-tsr 81 NORM Cp,pIrs o-nrr
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~, From the Advertiser, Providence, r. II
Inc testimony IN their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters
IRON the kanawha Valley Star, Kauawha, Val
We are sure that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them
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| Mr.. SPALDING ' 49, y" AVA
SIR wish to send one more box Of your Cepha.
lie Pills. hare Teceued great deal IF benefit from them
ours, respectfully.
MARY ANN STQIKHOUSE
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from the Daily News, Newport, Ri
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds,
from the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, MassI
said to be very effcacious for the headache
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast superseing others From the
richness ana decacy Of Its favor, it has attained popu
arly almost as great this country as in Europe For
sale by all frstciass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE, Importers
oSi-u IS West Batmor street
If YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING CoATs PANTS
or VESTS, made OF the latest and most approved STYLES now
IN the market call at G. NICK TEAL's Nos As and so Ba
more street, the northeast corner Frederick where Won
may nave them made to order, rtady-made at prices
mat cannot IAN to please all that may have desire to
economize Call and examine the assortment before mr.
chasing elsewhere aus II,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-03
Haxvk.Eye Rifles.

This Company, Capt. c. w. Kittredge, is
meeting with brilliant success in filling up
its ranks, but in view of the fact that orders
to rendezvous rnay be received at any mo.
ment, il is desirable that all who may. desire
TO secure few places in the ranks yet vacant,
should make immediate application, Capt.
kittredge and all others concerned in getting
up this company and securing it place in
the Volunteer Regiment, are entitled to the
greatest praise.
Maj. Lauman is now in Washington. A
dispatch from him few days ago, confirms
previous reports, that the regiment with
Capt. Corse's Mounted Battery Of Flying
Artillery, attached, had been accepted for
inme date active service
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HAvELocKs.-The patriotic Ladies Of OF
tumwa are engaged in making 100 Have,ocks
for the City Guards, the suggestion to do so,
having been received few days ago, from
Mrs. Curtis. These very important white
linen coverings and protectors Of the head
rand neck, will be finished, and forwarded to
the boys by Lieut. Eaton, who returns in a
few days. We predict that whan the brave
Guards receive this renewed manifestation
Of the regards Of the Ladies of Ottumwa,
.saey will be inspired with renewed courage
to bear up under the fatgues and expos res
of the Camp. The Guards may be assured
that they have the sympathies and best
wishes Of the Ladies of Ottumwa.