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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

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Another Noble Enterprsse.-At late meet.
ing of the Directory Of the Young Mems
Christian Association committee was .ap-
pointed to take the necessary steps towards
establishing hospital, under the immediate
care of the association.
As will be seen by their card to-day, the
committee have already secured a comfortable
place on Clay, between 5th and 9th streets.
Mrs C. e. Mayo is the matron of the establish.
ment, DR.. w. II. Gwathmcy the physician,
and j. d. K. Sleight, superintendent and COM
missary. We feel assured that it needs no
word of ours to enlist the aid of all benevo-
lent persons in this good work. Money, meats,
vegetables, delicacies, &c, will be gladly re-
ceiyed at the hospital, or at the Depot Of the
Army Committee, on Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

Lord Lyons has undoubtedly gone to Eng
land. What was the cause Of his departure
seems not to be known, while at the same
time the fact Of his going has given rise to 2
thousand conjsctures The Herald says he
goes 70 persuade his Government not to recog-
mise the independents Of the Confederacy, in.
asmuch as Seward and Lincoln will crush ont
the rebellion in few days. This shows, at
any rate, what Lincoln and Seward wish the
Yankee people 10 think. We doubt, however,
whether he has gone on any such mission, al
though it is pretty certain that he is no friend
to us. If.he has however, we think he will
meet with an adversary ~ the Lancashire fam
inc abunduitly able to neutrslhe all tho argu-
ments he may use. Another rulncr il, that he
demanded his passports before he left Wash
iagton. This we doubt, fbr the simple reason
that there il no cause of quarrel between the
Yankee and English Governments, 80 far as
we know. N is probable he goes for reasons
of a nature altogether private.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

Respited.- Squires, the soldier con.
demned to be shot o-day for attempting to de.
space Of ten days. Two other men, belonging
to the same battery, condemned to have their
heads shaved, be branded, and drummed out
of camp for desertion, will have final execu-
ton of the sentence performed on them to day.
They were in Castle Goodwin yesterday, and
were to be denuded of their hair on the eve
ming of that day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

YAxkEE NEws-An abolition paper, published
In Washington, n G., called the Neu Era, in it,
issue of June 4th cntertans its readers to the fol-
lowing luscious speeinen Of news:
.'By the same source, "a dispatch steamer which
came through The anal from Norfolk we learn
that General Mcdowell has got Stonewall Jackson
completely hemmed in with his large force thus
cutting of all possible chance of escape.
at appears that there existed preconcerted ar
range,nent between Gen. Banks and Gen. Mcdowell
for the capture Of Stonewal and his entire force,
which has been carried out to the letter, leaving
the great Stonewall Jackson in McDoweil's hands,
with all of his effects, victim OF misplaced conf
dence. Too bad, too bad, for poor Stonewall, just
in the zenith of his fame, thus headed Oft in his
grand march to Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the other Northern cities, upon which he
has promised to visit his vengeance. Alas how
uncertain are all human expectations and 'especi.
ally rebel calculations"
Tho grand finale, the capture of Jackson" and
thrilling tableaux," come under the head of "Ad-
ditional news Later and Better!f' brought by
another steamer the Pilot Boy, which, the Era
says:
Has just arrived since the above was written,
bringing the important intelligence Of battle be-
of Gen. Jaekson's entire command. Nine thousand
prisoners fell into Gen. McDowelrs hands, aside
from all Of the equipments OF every kind artillery.
camp equipage, commissary stores army wagons
in fact, everything in JacksOns possession men and
all included. The slgB loss which Banks sustained
in endeavoring to draw Jackson after his small
force is more than made up by this brilliant stroke
of Gen. Mcdowell.
Up to this week (remarks the Wilmington Jour
nal of Friday last) sold S:onewall" is in blissful
ignorance of his own capture and ruin, having had
the audacity on Monday last to attack Shields and
thrash him like all wrath, after having slightly
knocked Fremont into cooked hat. 1t is true a
simple minded and literal old lady who has read
the account Of the captures at Winchester, insists
that Jackson is in bad way, ior she read in a
paper that jackson had driven the enemy from
Winchester and had taken tro hundred gallons Of
OIL which she fears win be the death Of him
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Accommodation for the Sick.-A new hos
pital has been established on Goth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin, in Chisholm 4 Lees
tobacco factory, large, clean, and cool house,
where ample provision has been made for the
accommodation of due share Of all future
sick and wounded Of our soldiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

Arrcsts-The civil police, yesterday, arrest-
ed Martha, slaye0f A. Mott, for receiving into
her possession = trunk, contrasting medical and
other books, knowing the same 10 have been
.stolen- Two other darksys were taken up for
fighting ON Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

4 COArLAlETs-Ws rrs6ess 70 know uethinG s6sas
Drpry's Blu6, ssve fhAl - his lnnde the bsst D.
fsnss yet offered = ~ = ~ sseny u =.
thsss6srs, ~ b the knowisder 81 tAe Dispasos
wHefhee the csnplaint against high on cials conceFn
ing the works there, which crept. into its local
column on Friday, without proper supervision IL
well foundeaor not Morris il posted with refer.
ence to the merits Or fams Of ths 1nslnesr ID be-
half Of whsn ihs aau.m eopplsint = mads.
Therefore u dess sot desies 10 ~ consislsred y
committed On these mAtterA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

THE YANKEES IN SOUTHERN GEoRGIA.-The Sa-
vannah Ne'cs publishes an extract from q private
letter dated Woodstock lfills. Georgia. June 3D.
which says that some time since slfc Yankees made
another raid at st. Marys where they desecratsd all
the Churches, particularly the Catholic Church.
They stole the chalice and destroyed everything
they could lay their hands on When they were
asked by lady if they were not ashamed of them.
selves for such outrages, they answered that they
were rebel churches. From the town they went to
North River q branch of the St. Mary's, and stole
ten thousand feet of lumber from the La Grange
Mill. Since then they have visited the mill again
and stole more lumber. The Federals have visited
st Mary's three times since they evacuated it, and
each time they carry off furniture anything else
they can lay their hands On. They allow the ne.
groes to do they please, and take anything they
want At St. Marys they destroyed large num-
Der Of Bibles belonging to the Bible Society, and
scattered tho leaves all over the place.
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The Odd Fellors buried one of their mum.
Der on Saturday, in, Hollywood Cemetery,
with the usual Donors of the craft. ltwas the
first time that military music had been used ON
q like occasion for many months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

THE SEIZURE or SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Sev-
eral merchants Of Alabama. Georgia, aud Virginia,
have addressed memorial to the Governors Of
their respective States, in regard to the seizure of
sugar and nloasses in Mississippi BY the confeder.
ate authorities The merchants represent that Brig
adler and Iuspector-General Slaughter has ordered
the seizure Of all the sugar snd molasses which
there are three or four thousand hogsheads Of the
former, and 500 to 5000 barrels Of the latter be-
tween Vieksburg and Meridian except such y be.
longs y rssdents Of the State, TINS making un-
tust discrimination in faver Of Mississippi; thas
their sugar and n,olassss il thrown ont h expossd
places; shst no receips ue given q rrspon-
sibliity acknowledged for 1T and that officials OF
tbs Government are, In sope instances dispensing q
it ut profit TO thsmsrlysa. under thess eircam
stanees the mesnorialssts ask the Governors Of th6
Gtates sforesaid 10 interiors h their behalf
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Trustees Sale.

Public notice is hereby given, that "
virtue of certain Deed Of Trust executed
by Joseph 4. Brown and Martha 4 Brown
his wife, on the 9Th day Of November A. D..
1853 and recorded in Book 8 on pages 4l8
4l9-f2o- of the records Of TaE.a County, /
the undersigned as Trustee will sell 1t pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court house door, in lama County
Iowa, at ten o'clock a. II. Of the 26th day
Of May, A. =. 1862, Lot No. Sin Block No.
s in the village Of Monticello Tama County,
Iowa, with all appnrtenances to make the
balance due upon the note in said Deed Of
Trne, mentioned.
ISAAC l.. .LlEy Trustee.
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TaiLorinz.

Mr.. G. G. Buttkereit woaii respectfully IN
nounce to the people Of Iana Coun.y, tina,
he has opened Tailors Shop, one door north
Of the Mr.. John .4llen's Brick Store, where he
is now prepared to cnt and make gentlcmc as
clothes Of az kinds, in the latest styles. d,
prices to suit these had Times.
Fsnllc ratronge respectfully Solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
G. g. Bnttkereit.
Toledo, Jan. 10th 1852. g4-n8 Ain
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vovN, MAN, READ TIIIsl!.

wise ConnseIs for the young can be had IN
rhs TnvalIdts Medical "CSnidant,' published
by the undsrsi gned for the benefit Of persons
~ H. .,,sf.r from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay 20 supplying the means Of cure Inn
~ s,,;nmarily dispelled. Thousands Hailed
1his l;,tls work with delight, and date nor
TO nefulness in society from their
srst ner5,aaf'of its interesting pages. oeno
snnr address for copy, with . three cent
s'"''-F DR. JouN i. OaDEN = 70.
80, ~ Nos "A and So John 81. y.
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,TnE WAY BANK NorE PLATES ARE
HAhDaSED.-To harden an engraved
siege! plate, and to prevent it from warp
:,ng /. il tie process peculiar method
.nlus- ,9o adopted. Tic mode practiccd
by or bank note companies is to bury
tic plate in ai].aal charcoal III CLAW
crucible am expose them to red heat
for about Two AMI q half hours, and
then cool them by pressing them into
cold lead. BY this process all Of the
delicate lines OF the engraving are pre-
served in the most perfect manner,
without the slightest distortion y dam
age.
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AzgH MANHOOD,
How lost! How resfOreds

How lost! How restored!
Just published, in a sealed enrelope. Price cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
mcnt and radical cure If Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weak .ess. Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility, and impcdimonts to narri-
ago generally. Nervousness, consumption,
Epilepsy and hta: Mcntal aud Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse &c.-By
RoBr. J. CnEtExxftt, y: B., AEthof Sf tho
Green Book, 10.
The world reno wned anthor, In this admit
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
pericnG4' tliat the aRftf enecls'of SELF Rftlise
may be effectually removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations
bougies, instruments, rings or cordials, point
ing out mode of cure at once certain and
effectual, by Which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
chenply. privately, nhnd radically. This Lee
ture viii prove boon to thousands and thous-
ands. 40! ~
Sent under SEAL in a plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt Of six cents, CT two
postage stamps by addressing,
pa DIR. CHAS. j. G. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, N, Y, Post Office Box, 45se.
v4n lily. = = :
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1861.


On New Years day Of 1862 that world re-
ncwncd ana unr,valed gem Of American jotr-
nalism, the peerless New York MERCURY,
will enter upon the twenty-fourth year Of
the most brilliant career ever achieved BY
paper. During the past year it has been
the teacher, story teller, mentor, and oracle
Of two hundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean to Ocean--ani from Quebec in
Canada, to Pensacola, on the Gulf of Mexico.
Young and old, rich and poor, have reveled
in its enchanting stores of wisdom, romance,
art, poetry, and genial humor; and its praise
is
''Famliar in their mouths as household
words" Re, u
The noble patriot soldier in his tent, toe,
hits whiled away the tedium of camp lifeih
the absorbing review of its ! I
Forty Brilliant Columns.
finding in them fascinating mental dis
eiplinc known only to those no rally to the
banncr-sheet Of the Grand Armyet American
Intellect and Genus!
tors Of the New York Mercury can only say
that it shall be their aim to make their great
ltniily joNrnal Of American literature for
1862, more brilliant and enchanting than
ever, in its concentration Of all the worlds
grardest and most beautiful spccialities in
healthful Romance, graceful Poetry, elegant
and quaint Gossip refining knowledge spark
ling Humor, and entertaining News-until
.like love, il
- rules the court, the camp, the bower,'
as it already rules the happy domestic fire
side u"
The editorial tone and National Depart
ments of the New York Mercury will con-
tinHs true to that lofty spirit Of patriotism
Which has made il > necessity Of the people
sinse the War began, and kept l. IN enthu-
sinstic demand when other sheets were
ying all around it for want Of populAr cup
port. =
already the largest Literary Journal in
the world, and focus Of a thousand brilliant
1 literary regulations, its programme for s62
will be magnificent beyond all precedent.
The most celebrated pens Of this country and
Europe have been secured in its service, at
an outlay equal to the expense Of more than
one national government in the Old World,
and its novelties, or continued stories for
| 1862. will he the most splendid tr:amphs in
! elegant Fiction ever published. To these
| Too, the magic pencil Of the greatest Of Ameri-
can artists, MT"!eiisO. c. barley, will lend
the aid of pictorial art.
! Our story, initiatory eff the New Year, is o
/ splendid national Romance. commencing in
! the New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
4th, 1862, and entitled
THE KATTLESNAKE:
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Females who value health should never he ~A.nt
,.s- is 1l.y purity 'ls hl'n". renew" rhsAMetsns
If all kinds clraus. :e skin az MI pimpir- and h"sskes,
and bring the rich color o' health IL the pale chesk
~ II. rlarts and Herbs of which these Fills ave
ma,!s dsca.rrcd IN very surprising way among
the r.2ucaiis, tribe of Aborignca in Mexico Get tls
Almanac IT Agent and .oW will read with delight.
tn. very interesting account il contains Of The CEsAs
.knt1>k' of In. Az,ecs.
Ofpservr.--7M Mountain ffe,S I'Iys are pat ~ W
ant,fM W,ay1~r E,.h tsr csssuias ~ riil and Mead
- esn's PEI t-r All cenn,ae. A.irs tie ss1NsfuW
n !. yEDSO.S .s TO-. On eseh La.
B. I. JUDsoN, & Co.,
SOLE. PROP ! T. II r s.
No. 50 Leonard Street,
N II johK.
4 " .4. ttroes .'.~s >v~N
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n Is $40 N A f Y,

Will TEAvE LINGIN ARAH14
Ali who are suffering from Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by
a missionary in Arabs.
All who are threatened vi il Consumption
should use tie Makora Arahica, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
Az who are suffering from Bronchitis
shcnldnse the Makora Arahica, discovered by
a missions in Arah!a.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat
Coughs and Colds. should use the Nakora Ar
abc,. discovered by a ltissionay in Arahica.
III V ho are suffering frem Asthma, Seratu-
IA and Impurities Of the 8'eod should use the
Makora Arabica, discosered by missionary in
irabia
/; cures consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cares Sore Throat coughs and colds
Ii cures asthma, scrofuia, and impurities OF
the Blood.
This unequalled remedy is new for the first
fine Introduced TO the public.
1t was providentially discovered by a mis-
sionary while travelling in Arabia. lie was
cured Of Consumption by its use after his case
was pronounced hopeless b. learned physic
clans j. I.arcpe.
III III forwarded 70 us in writing, full &C
count OF his own extraordinary cure, and OF
alumler Of ether cures which have coilme I'M
der his observation and also a full account Of
the medicine.
At his request, and impelea BY desire to
extend a knowledge of the remedy to the pub
liz ..e have had has communication printed III
pamphlet form for free distribution. !sinter
estis enhanced hy an account which he gives
OF some of the scenes Of the Syiis" massacres
which he obtained from those VIZ liered in
that awful ira gedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained At our Office,
for it, wv" ~ '"' = = - NV
We import the nakora Arahica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon \ Gylip
pus. and W have always on hand full supply
put upi bottles ready for usc with full direc
tons.
lice one dollar ler hottie. Sent BY mai
on receipt Of price and = cents for postage
Tor sale whalesa Z ana retail hy
LEEDS, GILMORE 4 IN..
importers Of r,Hss and ssedi-
ciHes,
( Liberty s.. \, Y
ALSO, BY DRUGGISTS GENERAL,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

Or D. Ransom \ Co., Earlville Madison
Co. N. Y.
Sold At Toledo BY Armstrong and Shanklin
-Indiantown BY +. Rurgles.- westlrving by
Andrew Hale, and by one agent in each vii
lage
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12


stages from Mareaao 70 Marietta, yin Toledo
for HE iranspor taion q the mail And vii
take particular pans 70 accommodate tie
ELIlsf- PUBLIC.
Leaves Ma rcl & Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Sat urdays Or lie arrival II the cars from file
Fast, passing through L ssza, Dayton. ,Nin-
vile, ir.ing. Redmaa, TasaaviI1e. TOLEDO.
lndiautown, IegFanl. Marsaa1ltown arriving
NJ Marietta. inc following L.ornlf.. j.. tiiae for
the stage Nortt ana Met.
Leaves Marietta Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at clock 4. H., and arriving al.
Mareago the following day, in time for the
cars going East. Also connects at Redman
Ii stage for telir Rapids;
This is the shortest cheapest and most ex-
pediious route between chicago. eentra, and
western Iowa.
Passengers bv his route will arrive At Chi
ca go from twelve to tweuty-four hours sooner
than by any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
through Tickets can be obtained either ut
Marengo or marietta An AGENT will ne at
the Depot 10 receive al baggage for this line
which will lie conveyed to the offices FREE of
charge.
Fare cheap as b. any other line.
The proprietor will attend 81, Express
business along the line with despatch and
charge moderate.
X. q, WARING Agent at Marietta.
J. A. DUNHAM. Agent At Mar.ngo.
-, G.HDRRIqK, Proprietor: r..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

Six hundred and twelve petitioners
iiave filed claims with the Emaucipa
Jon Commissioners for 1879 slaves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
RAPIDS HOTEL, 80 CEDAR RAPIDS

T~nE subscriber and former Proprietor has
just refited and refurnsnsd ne a,a s' ana
bbhrders with The hest Of Neutrality-suspicious..
GOOD sTABLING attached to the house.
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