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jah Mann, IL, New York Cityi John N. Goodwin,
NJ. C., Me-, Thomas NJ. Edwards, u. C., N. H.; I'd
G., Mass; John b. Alley, NJ. C., Mass, Alfred A.
Burnham, II. c., Comm Dwight ioomis, N. G.,
Conn; John A. Gurley, NJ: G., Ohio; James n.
John Hutchins, 81, G, ohio, John Coyode, n; G.,
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Near Ms corner Of PsHHylra,id avenue.
The public are hereby informed, that all cases
requiring the services OF detective officer will be
promptly and carefully attended to, free Of
ihdIys," upnn application being made al the Po-
under supervision Of
'sli 7. W. d, WEBB,
Superintendent Of Metropolitan Police.
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Ask for "Dr. sweeps Intailibls LinIment,n and
take no other. Be not deceived by unprineipled
dealers, who will try TO palm on sous other article
on which they can make litu: more PROM. ,s,
as the tweuty cent bottle and 70 much the cheapest
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orFIcE-No AJs SEVENTH STREET,
Department Exohange,)
WARRINGTON, d. C.,
And No. 9 Park Place, corner Of Brodd,oay,
opposite City Hall, Ncc York.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DEsCRIP.
..0 TONS DIS ..rarrfs
vALIsEs, CARPET-BAGs, &c. 20,
Our stock OF BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
10 the largest and most fashionable that has ever
been dersd In this olty, snd at the lowest prices
NJ Can and see US at ODEON HALL, corner ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue, the Great Cloth
ing Mart Of Washington city. - al r#rr.r.H
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6O TAKE NOTICE. 6O
:. .. NJ. T. PARKER,
NO. % LOUISIANA AVENUE, MI
Respectfully and eheerfnlly returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received. .-.i
Having every facility for doing .'l
THE BEST
AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING.
Together with all work pertaining to . FIAsT-
CLASS Painting Establishment. r.I
He has no hesitancy In soliciting 3 continuance
OF the publio's favor. -n.. r
His Prices are Reasonable; .-n
The Work Uaszeeptioaabls;
And particular attention Ii paid to
PRoMPTNEss IN DELIVERY.
Gs-Rcmember the numberi
50 LovisIAsA AyEsUE,
oct 2I-3m bet. sixth and seventh streets.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-18
state OF iowa,
ADJurANr GENERALs OFSicE,
Clinton, May "a. l662I

General Orders, No. 10.
A requisition has been made by the Presi.
dent on His Excellency, the Governor Of Iowa.
for another regiment Of Infantry for the Unit
cd States service. .....
While our State has responded nObly to the
call of the General Government for troops to
aid in crushing the gigantic schemes planned
against the Union, still greater sacrifices are
required of US ; more money and more blood.
No State has excecd our own in the alacrity
with which she has filled former acquisitions Of
the General Government. More than twenty
thousand Of the flower Of our State have gone
to the tented field shall we talter in respond
| ing to the demand for a thousand more
The rQusition has BEEN answered by saying
that the Regiment shall be raised in sixty days.
| and it will be done.
| Reliable persons applying to me for recruit.
ing commissions, will receive them with full
| instructions.
| The reputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa
| have achieved for themselves and the State, il
worldwide, until the name OF an Iowa soldie,
has become q distinctive mark, synonymous
With discipline. bravery, endurance aud devo
| ton.
| The place Of rendezvous will be designated
hereafter. BY order OF the Commauderin
Chief, N. B BAKER,
Adjt General Of Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-18

DEcoRAH, Sept. II, 1861.
Mr. s. Huntingdon Sir: Please send three
more bottles Of those Daudeon Ritt ers. Your
here Is entirely out OF them l have boon afflicted
for several years with cosveness, stomach and
loss OF appetite aud have never found ANYTHING that
relieved me until tried your Bitters. have taken
three hotties aud feel like man, having good
appetite and my food dge~ts we'll, which it had not
uone for years. If the next three hotties do a.
much gooa a. those have tax en- did me, shall DO
entirely csred Yours, truly, c. aALrsHA.
Eldorado, sept. IL 1851.
Dr.. Runtington-S,r Allow me for the benefit Of
suffering mankind. to state to you the benefit have
received from your Bters. had been suffering from
scroffuls for twelve months, in June last you
left 1t my house two bottles, which took according
them. that bought four more of your agent here,
and have taken them all up, and can now say that
am perfectly we'll and free from, srrofula You arc
liberty to make such use Of this statement for the
beusat Of the psbiic q you choose
III HARRISON D. LOWRY.
Fort Akin .on, Sept. L., 1851.
S, Hnntiagton--Dear sir Permit me to express
my thanks to yoa for the benefit have derived from
the use OF Your Dandeon and Wild Cherry Bitters.
have been afflicted for about two years, with dim
Guilty in the throat, which my physicians call Bron.
chitis. Some time last spring, bought bottle OF
Your Bttters and used them according to directions
on the bottle. l felt So much better whlc using
them, that bought half dozen bottles, and now
wei. man. Please keep yeur agent supplied here
for would IS soon do without bread do without
them. There several others IN this nsghborhood
who their life and health to the Of your med.
icinc Very truly, yours, r. RODGERS.
This certii.s that have been entirely cured OF
Liver complaint, by the use OF the Daudelion and
Wild Cherry Bitters prepared by s. Huntington, OF
Faruersburs, Iowa. Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb
Brooks, has received permanent relief from dcbilis,
and loss Of appetite BY the Of the medicine
Ossian, Iowa, Sept. Is, 1861
MRS. UPHEMA SurTERFIBLD.
McGregor. Iowa, June 26,h, 1861.
NJ. S. Huntington sir: Having been troubled
for the past few with indigestion and dyspepsia
We were induced through the Recommendation Of on.
Of your agents to try the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Bittsrs and gives great satisfaction state that
We hans found he bitters very u,efu giving relief IL
every instance. Il. =. HEwsLL,
rHos. UPDRoRAFF.
Farnersburgh, Iowa, Oct l6, 1851.
Mr.. S. Hkntington--ST We the undersigned
having used your Bitters in families for the last
year, would cheerfully recommend them to those
acquainted with them, to be all they recommend
ed Is bs They have failed to have the de- ircd
elect IN any instance. ?. n. WHITE,
2. o. ca0K,
in. N'ALviN.
November II, ls6lyl
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Gv Tuesday Afternoon dispatches con.
tain nothing but the afternoon New York
market report which will be found below.
New York, June II.
Receipts Of -four 1850 bbls. Market
firm without important change.
Receipts Of wheat $500 bush. Market
firm, but supply still limited sales 1000
bush, 1,ooa ,Os Chi. spring; 9sa1 "a Nil.
Club; 1,15a1, ~ winter red western.
CAMP BUrLER, No., June 8, 1862.
Errors NORTH Iowa TINES You will
please insert the folio wing for those inter
estcd in having Horse debts against the
soldiers in Co. X, LIST Iowa Cavalry:
To. Capt. Robert Freeman
You are hereafter ordered not to under
take the collection Of debts Of citizens
against soldiers in your company, by any
forcible means whatever, as the government
only recognizes the debts due from soldiers
to the suffers and laundresses in the regi.
ment. BY order of
1t. Col. CnAs. B. Moss,
Commanding LIST Rcg't Iowa Cavalry.
LAWYER House -Messrs. Irish & Davis,
Of Prairie du Chen, formerly Of the Unit
ed States," are about opening the Brisbois
House, which is to be .christencd-ir
honor Of the energetic western agent Of thu
Milwaukee l. Prairie du Chen Railway
the .'Lawler House." When the opening
takes place, We will speak more fully Of thu
matter. ...a
swT The following very clever notice
Giles Jexclry store, heads one Of the col
umns Of the last number of the Lansing
Argus: ......-...
1.-The most brilliant establishment il
McGregor is undoubtedly the Watch ant
Jcwclry store Of W. A. Giles. Tasteful,
decorated show. cases, containing the mos
costly and splcndidly finished articles o
watches and jewclry, greet the eye Of tn
spectator and everything is arranged in tn
most gorgeous style. The Giles Brother
are courteous and and clever gentlemen t
deal with"
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FRENCH'S
WATCH and JEWELRY
ESTABl lSAMENT.


klA rTNlIE true time. 20 10 FRENEHS "a
s&.2 i Is he has the largest and most ~. -
expensive Compensated Pendulum Regulator west 81
Milwaukee, and has IL .justed to the true time
which no obtsns from transi: observations. This Ia
DOT obtained BY any other establishment west Of Nil.
Haukee.
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FERRlAcE RATES FOR 1862.

The Company reserve the Right to change the above
Rates, when they may think proper to do 20.
Communication Tickets for per IONS, may DO procured
from the Captain ON board, ut on.-hslf the above
rates, when One Dollars worth il purchased.
~ When bill Il offered for Ferriage, the usual
premium on specie will be invariably charged.
| SvNnAY FExRY Leaves Prairie du Chen 1t Q, \. ~,
OF on arrival OF the train and at 500 p.
NO persOnss except those who have passes from
the proper authority, will be carried tree this
| Ferry. JOHN LAWLER,
Z.H. sHERwIN, Captain, C2ssl General Agent.
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gatest @ews.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Reported for the North Iowa Times. j
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
WHOLE NO. 1852

whilst I settled. There was the usual side-board with drawers below and shelves above, On the top of the shelf platters leaned in BOWS, on tho
 lower ones, plates numbers and cups thrown in the foreground. Then, let us sec there was very large old fireplace, where the 6re was dying that had cooked my tea. 4 mantle was above, as with us, and two benches branching off each side, with very nice pussey monono. lizing one of them. An old-fashiousd, hiah clock, the indispensable compade hsrs to chest of dishes, filled up the corner.
 When left the inn, went down hill, ! crossed bridge; passed Q big hotel; camstp the village, and stopped for the night as another inn, very much like the one have just da. scribed.
 CHEsTER-Monday.-T come from Betsy. caed to Chester, you. come five miles by foot or by stage, as you like, through the vale of Con- | way, to Conway. The vale soon leaves much of its more mountainous character, and thsoWs it. self into fine farming valley, sided with hills and dotted with trees. Coming into Conway, the old castle shows finely. When ws came, there was young girl near it, with some stray gold curls that showed more finely yet. Con. way to Chester l made by cars. The sea is on one side, and farming country on the osher. Second class cars with us-no cushions on the seat; Liverpool paper with news of MeClsllan's retreat No poetry intended.
 Yesterday passed here at Chester, one of the most curious old cities of England It's walls were yet entire, and you can walk upon them the whole round. The city is built almost who'll ly of brick; the buildings are in every conceiva- ble shape and position. Some of the stores jut over the sidewalks, resting on pillars as in the Italian cities ; and there are two long rows where the sidewalk itself is raised up several feet, with the body of the buildings projecting over in the same way.
 At the hotel here, where I stop, l hays made an agreeable travelling acquaintancs with . gentleman from London, and his son. have found him one of the most decided supporters of the North, as regards our war, of any English- man have met. He speaks enthusiastically of the amount of power we have already shown and, in spite of our evident mistakes, feels com fdence in our finally success. His name is mfr. John Saunders. found out incidentally that he has been for long time, and still is, con- nected with the London press. He is too the author of a work entitled Abel Drake's Wife," lately republished in America by Harper & Brothers. Judging from the conversation and appearance of the man, should think the work would be well received by American readers.
 When write again, if write again, it will be from London. J. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
1)oetrp.
From the Amenia Times.

From the Amenia Nmes
 EXEMPTION. For two or three days has excitement prevsile, Among the good people of Sharon; And horses and carriages been in demand, Which all took the road past tour Aaron" No doubt they were anxious to swell the neg lists, Summoned forth to dsfsnd this fair nation And money, and arms, and sll nsedful supplies Were furnished by those in high station. An no, my good friends, these patriots ell, "On to LitehfelF' were driving with fury; Each anxious before the other, to get Exemption! without judge or jury. One, had broken his arm when baby, he said q wonder what else he is now,) But 'tis well that he had never taken to arms, He would always be carried, trow. The second, was cross-eyed the third, though possessed Of a mien that is proud and commanding, C0mpl8luSO tudL loAL lck Wdc Weahp duu 'syou know That will not do for marching or standing" The fourth, was without any blemish, he said' Excepting an injured great toe, Which, for certain, would freeze, of cold frosty
 night,
 Just as quick as an Irish potato. The fifth, had pain in his heart-he would
 faint
 If musket to fire he attempted; The sixth, was afflicted with headache x yet
 these
 Were, with scores, perhaps hundreds, Exempt COLUMBIA unfnrl thy proud banner with joy, Torn and trembling, it still may be glorious i; For o, when such patriots call on thy name, Thy cause must be surely victorious.
 RED WHITE AND BLUE. *The only son of resigned West Point grad uate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

A SMART REroRT.-A very drunk fellow vehe- mently interrupted MT. Court, temperance lee turer, by asking, 'What will you substitute for puir mans drink ? Substitute said Mr Court. good humoredly, and looking sharp at him, i would substitute that shocking bad hat you wear with better one, that shabby coat on your back with better one, a miserable meal of food which you take with good one, and would substitute your present ignorance with useful information. The laughter was turned completely against the shakey fellow, and he said no more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
David C. Buckley,

aNEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuREOF IV all kinds and prices. Chairs, Tables, bu- rsAus, Bsdsteads and Uollins. Also Picturs Francs. Toilet Stands aud Sofas made and sold with nemtness, elegance and dispatch
 Warohs hsass West St., Litchheld. Conn. lVSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

The farmers about Savannah, N. Y. are using six cent papers of turnip seed as 2 circulating medium, in the absence of silver. They pass readily among the agriculturists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

AmbrOtypes! AmbrO;yPes: yUyHESE POPULAR PICTURES ARE TAKEN
 with great success, and at a triting ex. pssse, at ,- ..
 JUDD'S GALLERY, No. 2 South street. Litch6eld, Oct. 4 1860. l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
Cilas. HOlChkiss & son,

,- WOLCOTTVILLE, CONN.,
 xNRACrICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD
 FRS, Mxnu lecturers of Sash, Doors, Bin ds Mouldings, &c., and Dealers ia Lumber ol ai kinds. 10. Saving and Flaming done at short notice March 4. 1851. tt-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
IIARNESs-MAKING.

MSHE above Business will be carried on by the VI Subscriber, over A. c. Smiths Store, where
 HARNESSES. BRIDLEs, HALTERs,
 and other material belonging to the Business, will be found on hald, or made to order on short aotice. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

Charles B. Andre 'vs. A rroRNEY COUNSELLOR AT FLAW T Kent s1 A Conn. y -
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
CHAPTER II.


 I ask low!y cot
 With sweet content within,
 Where envy shall molest me not,
 Nor pride shall tempt to sin.
 Going, going you give but $2 for this excellent bureau exclaimed Mr. Baily, the auc- tioneer, year or two since as we were passing down Exchange st. Here, MT G." he said, turning to us, |" buy this bureau; it is cheap enough it is worth more for kindling wood than what it is going for Just look at it-goiug, go- ing-say quick or you lose it."
 Two dollars and fifty cents, we bid, as we saw it was the very same bureau we had bought sev- eral years before for ten and half dollars, and it was knocked off to us
 This is singular enough thought we, as we had the article carried to our room - Where is the young woman who formerly owned it Who was she?
 We made several inquiries but could not as- certain who she was, or what had become of her. The bureau had been carried to the auc- ton room by an individual whom Mir. Baiy nev- CT saw before. and all our inquiries to ascertain what became of the young lady, seemed fruit less.
 Several months passed by, and still we heard nothing of the young lady, when one day. not knowing but we might get some clue of the for. mer owner, we took out all the drawers sepe- rately, and examined them. We saw no writing whatever. In the back of the under drawer we Hoticed that g small piece of pine had been in- serted It looked as if it had been to stop de feet. Frying it with knife, it came out, wher to our astonishment we found several gold pie ces to the value of about fifty dollars, besides { note for $25,O0 with interest made pay able to Sarah-, when she should becom' of age. It was witnessed note, and had beer running about ten years, signed by wealthy maj whose reputation for honesy is not exceedingl! good. Without mentioning to a single indivi dul what we had discovered, we immediately re newed our efforts to ascertain who sarah-- twss, and where she could be found. We lea.ne,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
IT. E w ing.

asn'sas H. E. Wing.
 nF South Norwalk, Conn, sells the first quai .ND ity of VERMONT ROOFIN NG-sLAT TF -VERY CHEAP. ..ro
 April 17th 1862, u-ol
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

Robert M. Treat, ,rANUFACTURE OF CORN SHEl4Lhho iyN Churns, Safety Tug lrons' Sc.'~ MOTHS Csnn.sfr
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
CHARLES KlRCHBERGER, 12not and shoe Maker.

oors ,,d SHOES made in the best manner a D and at tue shortest notice
 Mems, Womeus and Chilren's boots' ohoes' Slippers, Cutters and Brogans.
 sar dive him call, and try them on. e,, Litchisld July 10th, leol. tFi'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
SVni. n. BraIal,ill,

uNEALER IN FOREIGN AND STAPLE nh sD Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass war. l sud Yankee Notions. No. West street, ls' S.or w,,t of the Court House, Litchheld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
Ennree A. HickOX,

George. A. H1ckOx, s TrORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN EASi street, directly opposite the Congregations Church. Litchfeld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

MaM>iou House. nI SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LllCHflMaLD' Ss Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
Bishop S. .SedgWick

aAEALERS IN DRY GOODS khADl Da MApn Crsckery, Groceries, &c., Sc, West Street, Ltch field, Conn.
 c. 8. BISHOP. T. 'AD'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I.,nes Hnn,Dlarey, Jr.

James Humphrey, Jf. wnLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL rhiM aan rH
 and Publisher of HE LIrcuEIELD EN9uiIEaJ t Job Printing of all descriptions neatly ua @ms promptly executed. Legal Blanks n;ahon& :i . sedg kiuds, always on hand. Office in bisnop 'eNe wiek's Building, West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
OYSTER SALOON.
". HEMINGWAY.

NNAs constantly on hand, and supplies, ols' MI TIERS Raw. Roast, Fried, stewed-Dy the Plate or quantity.
 Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c &c., at the NEW OYSTER SALOON,
 Opposite Central Park, Litohheld.
 Litchfield, Jan. 23d, 1862. tf-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

q. H. HOllister, A rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW "A Litchfsld, Conn. Office in the seymour ,uiidiny Cup -stairs,) South Street. oA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16
fae0rge M. Woodruff,

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT A" A. and Commissioner Of Deeds TOT the o'a'e New York Litchfed. Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

never got further than the old ha-l There is such vulgarity in them which necessarily sur, rounds me-" says Samyule, bitterly, that they wont even let me die in peaoe."
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-16

n Fresh Teas.
 TNGLISH, BREAKFAsr. JAPAN oolonp
 and Young Hyson- TEASof different oual. lies-just received by 7 LdtchAeld, July 2d, 1852. tf.iI SpPERI0R LIGHT coLoRED POTASH fN Jgst received by E. D. MCNEIL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-24

A MODEL INSTRUCTION TO THE JURY
Persons familiar with proceedings about
our Courts will be able to appreciate the
following. which seems to us worthy of the
defunct but never to be forgotten Wouter
Van Twiller: e-s- .s.s-aa 500
elf the jury believe from the evidence,
that the plaintiff and defendant were part.
ners in the grocery, and that the plaintiff
bought out the defendant and gave his
note for interest, and the defendant paid
for the note by delivering to the plaintiff a
COW, which he warranted not breacy, and
the warranty was broken by reason of
breachiness of the COW, and he drove the
COW back and rendered her to the defend
ant, but the defendant released to receive
her, and the plaintiff took her home again
and put heavy yoke or poke upon her to
prevent her from jumping the fence, and
by reason of the poke or yoke she broke
her neck and died; and if the jury further
believe that the defendants Interest in the
grocery is worth anything, the plaintiff
note was worthless, and the COW good for
nothing either for beef or milk, then the
jury must find out themselves how thew
will decide the case; for the Court, if she
understand herself and she thinks she do,
is at considerable nonplus how such a
case should bd decided" .--sso rsst ...g 2