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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

THE PENNSYLVANIA OEN.
4 TRAL RAILROAD,
CWITn ITS 0OEEEgTIOEs.l
Is A FIRST-OLASS ROUTH,
20 ALL EASTERN OIElaS.
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROa PIFTsBUBsB'
All ooBRsotiEs direct to Hsa York
Via PhllzdslPhls.
TWO ER0a aABRIBBURsH TO BEW EOKE
Via Allentown
DAILY UOHHE0FIOEB TC BALTIAOEB.
SATEFX, SP1HD AID G0HRORE.
Rars and Iias sElss - OtAsT Routes.
~ b gags Ohsoksd through-au tranEfsFs rbs
Connections made q. Harrlsburzh, via AIientour
for New York direct, and passengers By this ro1t
rap through nom Pittsburgh o jsTsS7 6itT TiEa
Buy your New York and Boston Tickets ~
Pitt9purghs" which ara good eithoF b. PhiladslDhi
or AnentoEn'
FREIGHF OARRIED EAST Oh WEST.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With Great DlBdAtoh and at Low RsteS-
- 200 eenasup'E Altoona p
=. 4. HoE1TtS Cen, ,I' EeftoFn ftg Agent ,,o,,
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10 taxa elect on Monday, November 9Th, $751;
trains leave cleveland daily (sundsys ezoepted,)
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del Whseling $50 A. n.
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7ciEFs run through trcm Pittsburgh 70 Hsg Yors
(Via AlleatoWnY} , Without change.
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viii run daily q follows, SUNDAYS exosDted,)-
$50 4. H. Ohicsgo Expreds-St0psat ct all stations on
Srri7ss 4 T9i5ao 81 izS5F 2. n; and oHid5SI
go P. n Northern Msil-Stops q all stations o.
Northern DiTiIion, and arrives at SanduskFEi
al5P. NJ -1
s:I0 P. NJ Telegraph Expresa-5tsps at all saationl
on Southern Division, e1cegt Washington, &c.
noa aud CLAY. Arrives in Toledo ct I2:E5 A. u;
ead Chicago Et II A. n.
conn EOTIOHR.
CJOnRosttons are made at MOnroeVills with the San
duskY, Mansfield and Newark b. B., at Olyds VIII
tbe BaadusEY, layton and Cincinnati 2. n ct Ere.
/ With the Michigan Southern 6oHofthsFn indiana
ADD Toledo and Wabash ,RAilroada for Ohi1sEoi De-
GEir0, Alkon, St Ioaiss and I'll points MsEt, HdTtbi
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
CWITn ITS OOEEEUTIOEs.l
Is A FIRST-OLASS ROUTB,
20 ALL EASTERN 0IElRS.

THREE DAILY TRAINS FR0n PIPTsBUBGb'
All ooBnsotiBs direct 70 Hss Eorfi
Via Philadelphia.
TWO FROa HARRIBBURGB TO BER TORk
Via AilentoWD
DAILY UOHHROTIOEB TC BALTIAOER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
MINING AND MANUFACTURES
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the state, FROM
the banks sf fhe Mississippi and Lake llicidgaq
to the Ohio. As It's name imports, the kailrQnd
runs through the centre Of the State, and on e.
theF ide Of the road along its whole length la
the lands offered for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Harvey stephens and
George Presl' y, plaintiffs In the Court Of Common
Agsinst Pleas CnyGhoEa %.
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising tha8 u should
have already disposed Of 800, 600 acres 0f land
Il is now selling ct the rate Of 5, 900 acras PER
week. The population along the line has trehled
IN ten years, and Is now s14, Sol. The Company
sen 70 actlal cultivutors and every contract con-
tains an agreement 70 cultiVate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

''WILKINSON-S SHEEP
w SBEABS" the genuine article, which
oann0' Oe oA0ellou. ~ WILLIE. IL Pearl atreet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
NJ Oslcal COnveneiO n.

MUsical Convention. -.... ...5 s...
The singers Of Northern Iowa and Western
Wisconsin are invited TO meet in Musical Con.
vention at McGregor, March llth, 1862 The
Convention will continue four days and close
with Grand Concert. the whole to be under
the supervision of GEO. F. Roor, late of New
York. Terms for the course 81 for each per
son attending.
The course Of instruction will embrace the
subjects of Church Music, Choir and consre.
gation"l singing, Hymnology, Chanting, Par,
Song. Glee Singing. Ballad Singing. the For
nation, Delivery and Training Of the Voice
practice of Major. Minor aud Chromatc Scales,
etc., etc.
1t is especially requested that all who can
come will advise the executive committe i'm.
medately, that arrangements may be made tor
ahcir entertainment while here-a committee
having been especially appointed for this Latter
purpose.
Singers will, on their arrival, please repor,
themselves ut the Congregational Church, Or ia
Geo. W. Tenney, E. r. Barron, Henry Scott
Il. G. Hopkins. or G. NJ. Colgate. Executive
Committee.
Bring al your music and attend first day /
possible.
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A CARD.-Among the advance" IRE.
treat" and "stand stilr' not included move.
'ncnts Of the army, it is but natural in wa,
times for civilians to partake Of the same
spirit, and for the benefit of all, the under.
signed would give ertsssice notice that he
has changed his quarters (not into A,lpe,
but into the entire apartment. oDpo,i,. IN
room he lately occupied in the same build.
ing Cover the State Bank where he may b.
found punctually at all business hours
To make hours fly SWIFTLY DER. - - -
And NEVER MAkB PArrenr sa.,
And hoping that eight wears experience Of
successful and exclusively dental practice
should entitlc him to the confidence of old
and new patrons, he promises to perform,
all operations in style and manner and at
a rate that will defy competition.
j. WADE KIHa,
.'....' Resilent Dentist.
McGrcsor, Feb. 18th, 1862. 2w .-.n
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On Time.
AZ .cn C1,--

On Time.
NJ ssRs. EDIroRs-
Approaching the Importance Of
having in our town u CORRECT STANDARD or
TINE tor the adjustment aud regulation Of time.
pieces. and inasmnch as the imperfeclions and
Inaccuracies Of sun dial. (tnd all other simple
means for taking the time) are SO great, it
renders observations from them quite nnsatis-
factory. | have therefore made arrangements
with Mcssrs Matson e. Lo"mis, Of Milwaukee,
to telegraph the time expressly to me-that
firm having time observatory and transit in
sirument, whereby they are enabled to take the
TRUE sun NE to II fraction Of a second, from
which we reduce to true clock time, and also
by calculating the difference in Longitude we
obtain the true local time at McGrcgor. I
shall hereafter keep my Large Regulator ex.
actly with the Milwaukee or r. Il. Time.
also have another Regulator which will indicate
the true local time. shall hereafter A,ke the
greatest pains (by receivin. every week the
transit observations from Milwaukee) to be ex-
actly on TIM. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGregor, Feb. oath, 1862. If
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Life Insurance.
Those desiring this sg(ea and eheapea protecr
ton tor their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, state institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. It is no lon
ger matter Of doubt that Life insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin as in Conncc
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment nj
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece
dente.l," we would cordially invite all our citi
gems to call at the Office, south west corner al
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine 10,
themselves. 5. s.. DAGGETr, Pres't.
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G.L SCOTT, Agent. McGresor, Iowa
May 30 1861 VI.
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True wonsaul,oot,.

1TUe "OmaUOOO0s
The big dailies and illustrated papers o
the Atlantic cities have been filled will
topics for gossip, and subjects FOR illustra
ton, upon the subject Of the recent grea
ball, or soiree dansantc at the White House
Washington. 1t has been related at length
how extensive were the toilets, how ca,
we're the decorations. and how rich wer,
the refreshments, including the mammoth
Japan bowls filled with champagne punch
Eight hundred invitations were issued and
gay and fashionable crowd attended,
Sparkling eyes and flashing diamonds, re.
d.cted back the light of thousand gas.
burners. All was joy and ga, ETY.. In
magnificsnce and splendor the party rival.
led the richest Of European Court affairs.
Mrs. Lincoln, too. the wife Of the Nations
Executive, looked-so the Jinkenses all
said-"gorgeous and quecnly."
Over the Potomac, in sight Of the bril-.
!iantly Illuminated White House, an almost
within hearing of the bands Of music with.
out, were hospitals where lay the bravest,
the manifest. the noblest of the land, sick
ny reason Of fevers contracted by sleepless
vigilance upon important outposts sick by
reason Of slow-healing wounds ineficiently
tended for lack Of nurses.
How the nations heart would hays
yielded up its spontaneous admiration had
the Presidents wife, instead of seeking the
courtly splendor of the green room, been
at the couch of the soldier, dropping words
Of comfort and soothing the brow wasted
by fever. Whata beautiful exemplar Of
true womanhood she might have been, and
what an honorable example of frugalty
and economy insight she not show to every
matron in the land, had she thus been dis.
posed
She, who this day presides in the Exccu.
tive mansion Of the nation has it in her
power to show monarchy type Of true
republican life which will secure the sincere
admiration of its titled representatives ut
Washington, not less than the enduring
honor and respect Of this great nation
Will she take advantage Of the opportunity,
ere it fees forever from her grasp? 1t
seems rs though the adulation of an invited
assembly is nothing when weighed against
the rcnown which would follow the cxhibi.
tior, on the part Of the Presidential lady, Of
truc woaianhood, -
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BaS1ncs0 Notices.
Augustus French, Of the Jewelry Store
Main street., at its conjunction with Ann
street, has made arrangements to get accu-
rate time By telegraph of Matson & LOOMS,
Mawaukec, where correct time is obtained
by-traasit observations. This is most praise.
worthy enterprise and will prove very &C.
ceptable to our citizens.
Palmer 4 Calvin, Of Clermont, advertise
Van Dasen confecticns, a purely vegetable
worm specific, and highly recommended
by thousands Of certificates.
Certain confessions of an invalid will b
found in our advertising columns.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
MARRIED.

In McGregor. on Wednesday morning. 10th inst ..
by Rev. Mr.. Sloan, Mr.. CHARLES II. BARRON. and
Miss ANNIE ''IsBARD, all Of Mctiregor.
Hearts Overlooking with the Joys Of new xistence
can scarcely be glsddened by congratulations OF
acquaintances yet, we arc cnnalcnt our friends
retain second-cass affection for their friends and
neghbors therefore, not only fer ourselves but for
the community generally, we can but express the be-
lief that they about to realize the uition their
hopes II they not con tent with this werld now
as they fad it, We may we'll all shut up eur re-
specive shops and become misanthropc.. That's our
opinion. =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26

tWThcrc is no use talking about any
other Saleratus except D. b. De Land &
Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. 1t is Just the
thing that every good housek eeper needs.
1t is unadulte,atcd, and is perfectly healthy
and nutritious, and gives immense satisfac-
ton to all who have used it. It is also uni
form in quality and IN its results, which is a
very desirable quality in any chemical com
pound. It is manufactured and for sale, 1t
wholesale, BY the proprietors, at Fairport,
Monroe Co, N. Y, and for sale by all whole
sale and retail dealers in the country.
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Gallant Conduct, ,

Gallant Conduct.
Amid all the records Of general and in
dividual heroism in the gallant siege of Fort
Donelson, we have found nothing better
than the gallant charge Of Col. Lauman' S
Brigade-co composed Of the Cd, 9TH, and l4lh
Iowa, and one Indiana regiment. 1t had
become necessary on Saturday to dislodge
a strong force of the enemy posted strongly
in rifle pits upon aridge. Before this posi-.
ton could be taken our forces were CON-
PEELED to march several hundred yards up a
gentle slope of land-all the time exposed
to the enerny's sharp shooters. Col. Lau.
man on emerging upon this open space,
formed his men in order for attack, giving
the 2l the post Of honor, and putting him.
self at their head. OF the manner in
which our boys behaved under these try
ing circumstances, the st. Louis Democrat
thus remarks:
Steadily, with unbroken lines, the gal.
liant Hawkeyes and Indianians advanced.
The enemy's grape and canister came
blowing through their ranks, but not a shot
was fired in return. Closing up the ranks
as one after another Of the brave fellows
dropped to the Garth, aud animated by the
fearless example OF their undauntcd leader,
they pressed steadily on. The works
gained, one tremendous vollcy was poured
into the astonished enemy. and, with fixed
bayonets, charge was made in their ranks
which there was no withStanding. They
fled in confusion over the hills, and at last
We had penetrated the rebels bastopol, and
the misfortunes Of the morning were re-
,rieved. Capt. Stones battery, which, in
the meantime, had been doing tremendous
execution in the rebel ranks, was promptly
advanced to the position gained, and in.
stantly supported by the remainder Of his
(Smith's) division, the point was secured
against any force the enemy could bring to
bear against it.
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A Novel WAY TO FILL AN IcE- House

A Novel WAY TO FILL AN IcE.HousE.
A man in Hartford has pipe leading from
a spring above, passing through his ice.
house This is pierced by numerous small
holes, and when the weather is very cold
the house is thrown open and the waite,
turned on. The fine spray and jets fieezc
as they fall, and in few days, or weeks at
far,hest, the house is filled with one solid
lump of ic:, with no labor Of cutting and
hauling. aSEH ~&&%s SD % E
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sSrlf the bill to tax newspapers is pro-
portion to their circulation is passed, We
hope there will be . section in it for the
Government to take its pay in the bills Of
the delinquent subscribers. Guess that
would give the Government sweater"
before it rscsived anything convertible"
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ARMY APPROACHING McGREaoR-ARMs
WANTED As SOON As rossiBLE.-It is curren tly
reported that an army is on its way to this city
to take some Of the Richest and Finest Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry. Silver and Plated
Ware for very small sum Of money from w.
"A. Giles, Main st., where can be found with
the above large assortment Of Clocks,
French and German, Farcy Goods, Toys, etc,
which he will sell cheap for cash. Watches and
Jewelry repaired and warranted. And for the
soldiers warranted not to let them run from the
enemy If desired. If
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Iowa 10th Regiment.
les MoIsEs, Feb. Is, 1862.

MESSkS. EflTOR0: ~1'''-
Col John Rankin is busily engaged in or.
ganizing hrs regiment. The is headquarters are
at Keokuk This probably the last ctaace to
participate in the glorious work Of saving our
Government and advancing civil liberty. lie
expects to join the Southern expedition in 40
days. Turn out men and go 70 New Orleans;
report yourselves to the Colonel At once. He
b an old citizen, former Judge and Senator.
He has The warmest endorsement Of our Ssna.
tors. D. HAMMER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26

CASDiDATE ron the GALLows.-The
rebel Bucknes. whose invasion into Ken.
lucky was ssich terror to all good and
loyal men. has been arrested for treason by
order Of Judge Catsop-hiuself expelled
BY Bucknsr from Nashville. II has been
thought that Grant would Offer no objection
to the process, and We hope this arch reb.
Il may be brought to trial speedily. /. il
Nighttime we have ancxanpls made Of this
eas1sss AOf treason. Let the law take it,
eoutsp, and let the offender swing the
erat exaHpae Of vindicated justice in this
unholy rehsaaioe.
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Weather, Markets &c.
Weather Observation-Disclosures Of
cool weather for two or three weeks, and
then speedy O.. cning Of navigation.
Markets lively. People outside are sat
isfied now that our purchases are all made
honorably. Wheat is quoted at COO 7.-
Pork has advanced to $2.75@S3.OO.
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COM NJ F X CIAL.., ~

.... r.. New York, Feb. 25.
Flour receipts 1868 bbls. Market
without any decided change. but little firm
err. Sales 5000 bbls. g. 45a5, 55 super state;
5,75a5,So extra do; 5,45a5,55 super ives.
tern; 5,75a5, IS common to medium extra
western; 5,95a6,05 shipping brands extra
RHO. Canadian -four unchanged, 5.45a
$50 super; 5,75a6.55 extra. Rye -four
quiet, 4,25. a..t-a.a.....,, .,.... .....,.,
Wheat receipts 4,sls bash. Market
dull and declining az .s..a.a n
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A myth ngs.

~ my Sn1OS9. .... .......
"A French writer says "the world is pco-
pied with fools; he who world avoid seeing
one must lock himself up alone, and break
his own looking glass" This writer, who.
ever he may be, has certainly earned rep
utation for candor which is by no means
Characteristic Of French authors, in not
making an exception to his proposition -.
GLORY is all very well, but even the mean
est OF our species show how easy it is to
do without it." Just so; ride Floyd.
Some one who has been at Florence writes
that Powers is at work on statue of Eve
after the fall. Even in plaster she is rep
resented to be most lovely work ofart. She
looks upward with a most touching cx-
preston Of undying and ineffaceable re-
greet, tempered with resignation. The fig
ure is in the &C: Of walking, and the atti-
tude Is instinct with the very poetry OF
motion. The statue which is perfectly
nude, finds its support in an ivy grown
frank of q tree, around which is twincd the
cursed old serpent. Why this reptile which
had performed its dcvilish task should still
haunt his victim, is not yet explained, I'm.
less it be the artistic requirement necessary
to telling the story. This work will prob.
ably overshadow in its art tho Greek Slave
which Thousands have inspected with such
unceasing:intercst. ;. M Fould, Partisan
gentleman, has given 10000 francs for a
stallion. That is an APPROXIMATION to the
Shakspcrian proposition, MY kingdom for
a horse" "A Eumber Of the southern
rebels have been for some time raising
hemp. On the principle that turn about
is fair play, we presume the hemp will soon
commence raising the rebels. d. The Cass
county Gazette announces that deer are so
plenty in the western part of that county
that they run into farmers houses. Good
ness how that paper is given to l-exag.
geration.. The Davenport Democrat d
Neps naratcs little bit of row which
occurred in the LeClaire House in that city,
in which woman was, as usual mixed up
1T seems that one Of the attaches of the
house had been in the habit of playing a
vhriety of tricks upon the private watch.
man, such as backing his face and setting
dry traps before him, ETC. Recently while
attempting to smut his mug, he got riled,
and taking her across his knee administered
q sound spanking. The young Miss was
terribly indignant and carried the case into
court, but the Justice on learning the facts
dismissed the case. .. We find this item in
the last No. Of the Charles City lntelliyea.
GER: 1.-The Ladies' Sanitary Association OF
McGregor has made and donated s., 900
worth Of supplies to relieve the necessities
Of Iowa soldiers" Allowing our neighhor
lIildreth to have large bump of admiration
for the ladies Of this city-and We yield to
no man in that regard-we must say that he
has eyphersd this matter too high. Can.
dor compela US to say that the amount
should be $4,000.
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eD-We karn that Captain Davidson has
purchased the steamboat "Moses Nc Clel.
ha," Of Cincinnati. and intends placing her
h TIE 81. Paul and La Crosse Hnc. the
4eRiag season. She i said 10 be fine kost,
mi vesv ~ te.s
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mus,e.l Convex ,,oa-ch.nre ., Tin

1T has become necessary to adjourn the
proposed timc,for holding the Musical Con-
ventfoa 70 Tuesday the 18th day of March,
At. which time the Convention will positively
commence, and continue throughout the
18th, 18th, and 14th. Parties who have
received bills announcing this convention
ontfc 9Th, will please be governed by this
notice. Our friends Of the press will also
confer favor by announcing the Conven-
ton on the 18th. ''.'. .7
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

DOCTOR TliOMAS 7. CHAPMAN will seaA to all
who wish II gree OF charge) the Recipe snd fall
directions for making and using beautiful vegetable
Balm that will encctually remove PMPLss. BLorcHss
TAN, FaEoxLss, re-. &C., leaving the skin smooth,
clean and beautiful also, full directicns for usnG
than thirty days Either OF the above can BE- obtain.
ed BY mail by addressing with stamps for ~
turn postaeel DR THOMAS =. CHAPMAN, Practical
Chemist, SJl Broadway. New York. II. l.H''
January 10th, lS62m2
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~ Episcopal Service every Sunday evening at
Kennedy's Hall. Rev. G. W. Clinton, Rector. seats
free. ..~. I NE..#y'J E'8 n
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PEACHES, PEARS, SIBERIAN CRAB
APPLES AND GRAPES,
T0NSTAFTLY arriving Per express. Now Il The
~ time to Ego iu" for preserves. Call at
f-d sa LAMPSON 4 POWERS.