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and than he smiled - he remembered that
Mr.. Hamilton's were seldom empty. :, He fam
eied u was chilly, but the thermometer stood
at eighty. It was on the cold side Of the house,
but the curtain Of crimson dsmask effsctusIfy
shut out the north star and its eircling oon-
stellations, and he smiled second time at
his folly: IT'S the books that are wanted, he
suggested, but moving uneasily In his chair he
beheld glass door closing q recess In the wall,
and ranged behind il were most Of his favorite
authors, from Chaucer to Hawthorne He re-
luctantly confessed that he needed only an at
mosphsre warmed and yitalized by Jennie 8
presence to make everything else delightful,
passed but too quickly, and his return home
was anything but pleasursble. He found
Adolph no longer amusing, and Pierre's dis
honesty unendurable. His beautiful apart
msnts looked cherries. He wanted the bas-
ket and chair more than ever. He bore it
awhile, and then wrote to Mr.. Hamilton that
he vas lonely and blue, and longed to get back
to the cheerful country house.
'fPoor fellow" said Mr. Hamilton, I" It 10
shocking dull, this living in chambers. 7
tried II myself once, and came near hanging
myself. And 1t Is very cheerful here, ais Ar
thur says, Hs,may come, mayn't he, mother,
and stay as long as he likes ?n 80 : 4. .-- =
Mrs, Hamilton, who never differed from her
spouse in hospitable intentions, answered
mstion to Arthur that he was welcome to q
plate and bed at the Grsvs" at any and all
times.
There was something vastly suspicious in
the manner of Arthur's setting out for this
second visit A hamper of excellent wine, Just
received from friend in Europe, preceded
him, because it happened to be of kind that
Mr.. Hamilton had commended Bruno, the
great dog, accompanied him, because Jennie
liked dogs; and among his luggage was a trunk
filed with choice engravings and objects of
art, while q fine saddle horse followed him,
ostensibly because he could not be trusted ut
the stables, but really intended as present
to Jennie, should it appear probable that she
would accept the gift.
hoard pretty regularly from Arthur during
the winter, his letters being dated from "The
Grove" as frequently as from his chambers,
but could only infer, from their general
tone, that affairs were progressing hopefully.
One morning, however, in the following spring,
upon entering a jewelers. shsp, L perceived
one OF the proprietOrs in close attendance upon
a young man who was standing with an open
jewel case before him, and giving minute di-
rections for the resetting Of some magnificent
pearls arthur" I exclaimed, and in a
minute Arthur was whispering " Congratulate
mo, COL have won her -
And so Jennie Hamilton, without beauty, OF
style, or fortune, married my admired and
pretty cousin; and from that day to this he
has uttered fervent thanks that the lovable
home side of womanhood was revealed to him
before he had been captured by mere outside
show, or had become too old to accept she
deep and lssting happiness which it never
fails to yield.
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From EUROPE.

ST. JoHS's, N. F., Aug. 9-The steamship
Scotia. from Liverpool on the ID, via Queenf-
O'Clock this morning on the way to New Yorf.
che was boarded by the yacht Of the Associated
frsss and summary Of her news obtained. =.
bHl Russell lustifes the vigilance Of the Fede-
ral cruisers at the Rahamas ~.
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora was at Queens.
toYn, watching for Confederate steamer which
len Liverpool, but which put back to Holyhead
ana there lost all her men. S'-b .
The sloop OF war 81 Louis was at Madeira
July 29d.
:. The Independence Beige assert. that France,
nus.ia and England are negotiating plan for
mediation, and that the two former have sub
mitted plan to the latter, which has not been
replied 10 yet.
ills rumored that a British envoy has been
sent 70 washington to urge President Lincoln 10
medistion
Earl Russell recommends strict attention to th
Qneen' 8 neutrality proclamation
len Pope's orders to snbsiSt his army upon
Inc enemy is construed as the adoption of sys-
tenn OF rsplne
Gen. Forrey left Cherboufg on the 2sth for
vera Cruz. Troops Were being rapidly embarked
LtreTPoOI, Saturday morning, Aug 2-Flour
closed yesterday with a declining tendency.
wheat quiet and partially penny lower. Corn
active and tri1s higher.
Provisions closed duh on Friday.
Consols closed at 93xa94.
JuTa-
q. 81 LATEST.
The United States gunbOat Tuscarora left
Queenstown on the evening OF the lat destination
unknown.
The French have reoccupied the Roman From
tiers. - -
Garibaidf Las Issued proclamation for hfs vol.
nnteers to assemble at Sicily, saving that the time
Ior action has arrived. The destination OF the
expedition was unknown
Cotton on Saturday closed hrm with sales OF
l0 900 bales, including 1000 bales to Spectators
Inc market closed drm with an upward tendency
Breadstufs are dull.
ConsOls closed at SO & a9lX
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

foRrEEss MONROE, Aug. 9-The remains OF
the Iate Df. Dennlton, who was drowned some
Two weeks ago In James, have been recovered by
his ffther, through the aid Of kind friends and
are now on their way home, accompanied by his
father y "
The sick and wounded ere being removed sway
from the army Of the Potomsc The trsa,port
State OF Maine came down from H Harrison's Land :
Ing this morning with 800 sick and about go
wounded. The Louisiana mas also arrived with
about 800, mostly sick, from the same place, and
also bound to Philadelphia -r-
There are now al Fortress Monroe about 1900
sick and wounded On transports from the army,
all OF which are going North TO different pisces
some to Philadelphia, Annapolis and New YOrk, ,
where they can be better cared for than I'm the
army hospitals, and they all appreciate the sd-
vantages OF the change
III Is understood that the army hospitals on the
James river are all to be Immediately cleared
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Volunteering In PennsyIvapfs

EAsfoN, Aug. S.-Recruitng here IL prog fess
Ing rapidly. -Four full companies and parts O,
two Others have gone on, and other com panieI
are being raised. - -
ASHLAND, schuylkill county, Aug 9--Ths
greatest excitement exists here among the coal
miners, who are daily enlisting Tor the war.
full company left for Harrisburg Yesterday, and
second one is now being Organised by Mr.. Con.
nor, OF the frm OF Connor Patterson. The
Catholic priest here IL out In the streets calling
upon all good lrishmen to enroll their names
This new company viii probably leave this even
ing.
CHAMBERsBuRG, Aug. e.-The companies OF
Caps Doebler, Rowe, w Walker, Miles and Brown
son, with full 100 rank and file each have alrc adv
gone TO Harrisburg; and CapB. Reed Austin, Ell
der and Crense have each full compaaies, and
will leave to-day. Capt. mcKnight's company
will be full this evening ma king full OOO ran (
and fle recruited In Franklin county In two
weeks. Fulton county will send company
down TODAY. =
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A CARD 40 sRE LADTEg
DIR. DgPONCOS -s
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
lVsitbs 90 eorratiSg, res skidtias esd rsnsoVfas
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The Above Pills have Low besn " use for over
hsye, been correctly feo~eis hate tiIess sIns
Ieffed 60 give most dsoid51 ESt ,9sonOn. ksad tLs
iol;ovng oernhcate rom one u Ehs hTst lscIss III
wv w. Btsasi sa 4 1cSa e., = sIs ,s, Il 5,
she OF coute c1d not sr nam "a be ,nsIs
feeho, eet u snJ one shopid Goa 6t the aralSTfs.
Iss Issey OF D5: 10 soneos Csdsn n lie. they mis &C
a. s z, sisasS. 70 e :. 1.iss .as s9IsISsss q e.,
efncSey. rs sdminlstered 70 her asnGnte- a yOVn.
Iaoy ~ Year, Old. she wa iast eoanf lnto Con
snmpton-n&d taken oolu-naturs bopaEss o.
stIuSted. ISso bozsS aJ Eksss Golsa Plis sGIsrsI.
strsd AsT, AEa abs u nov IL TO5uEt keslth a Ses
$50 certain cure tSr I~so,ssi. toS owl VI T.
ssid Reels.sIo and Rsssii. m wa.hin.roa D,
z, D. GJI-M1N, .Df1sIis,, $50 Pso6 stetSs.
Retail bf e. BOS WET l.. eSznef Sa sfrsei "A
~. syeuusi 3. ID. WtIFE, corner "a ssse-t sad
Che above agents 20 the WAsalhftoa rasf me
can hts, .hs Pc M .sat 2 AZ p.St d tAs eoGHtsI
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sndrf.; BROWNS BRoTaEkn iisIs,,s..aaas'o a.oa
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6Sy oniS tsrss viz SsIS SsrsS ctt o. .e,s Ipsnop
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War against ,he Guertlla, in T.nn..s,.

7th Pennsylvania Cavalry attacked the rebel Col
Forests force on Calf river, near Sparta, and
killed thirty and then withdrew and rejcined
General Nelson, at Nc cMinnville, where an attac
10y the rebels In large force Is expected.
A uain from Columbus was ffed into by band
Of fguerillas, ,andtwenty passengers wounded. The
byskeamand died OF his wounds to-day. He recei we'd
to obstruct the passage Of the train. The enpi.
neer knowing that his only safety was In going
ahead, opened the valves and dashed ahead
throug b the distractions, thus saving the train.
A small Union force guarding wagon train
was to-day driven from Lebanon back 10 Nash.
vile. ~ .a..... y
II 10 reported that General Buell. has possessi on
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The Guerilla Raid In n1i,seurI.

ST. Louis, Mo-, August 9.-The Democrat. O,
this city, learns that the present uprising of the
rebels In Missouri Is In accordance with the plau
conceived by General Price after his defeat al
Pea Ridge, when he told his followers to pC
home, put In their crops, and attend their busi
ness generally until the harvest, and then TO rjs.
throug hout the State and form guerilla bands
and be prepared to meet Kim in the fall, when he
would return again TO lead them.
The Pacihc railroad Company has subscribed
1000 for the suppression Of guerilla operationI
In Missouri. 81. - -
The recruiting officers for the volunteer rept
msnts are authorized to enlist from the enrolled
militia OF the State. . =
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

Rebel Ram Arkansas Destreyed-AttackeS ed
by FEDERAL 8unbsats-Biswn mp by hel
Crew and Abandonsd. 'f
me following announcement Is from the Pc
tersbnfg Daily Express OF Saturday:
RICHMOND, Aug. ga dispatch from Gen
Van Dorm to Secretary Mallory states that the Con
iedefale ram Arkansas, Lieut. Stephens command
Ing, had been destroyed ..s"-.
she Left Vicksburg on Monday to cooperate
In the attack on Baton Rouge. After passing
Bayou Sara, 240 miles below vicksburg, her ma
cnlnery became deranged, and whilst attempting
70 ADJUST II, several OF the enemv's gunboats at.
tackled her. After gallant resistance she wa,
abandoned and blown up. Her officers and men
reached the shore In safety - Lf..-| 50-
The foregoing indicates that a land attack was
ABOUT being made on Baton Rouge. We NAV
therefore expect to hear some important newi
rom the lower Mtssissippi rr| .
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From New Orleans and the Gulf and Allan.
tic Coaat

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-The steamer Connecti-
cut. from New Orleans on the 3Ist, Mobile Bar
ON the lat Penacola on the Sd, and Port ROYAL
on the 9Th, arrived here this morning with q
large mail from the South. Among tht, passen
ger, are the Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Colonel
The health Of the troops at Pensacola ,s good
twas rumOIed that the yellow fever had ap-
peared at Key West
General Hunter and Commodore Dupont are
making preparations to receive the Savannah
steam ram.
The flag ship Hartford, with Commodore Far.
Ia2ut, together with the frigates Richmond and
BROOKLYN, gunboata Oneida, froouois and the resi
Of the feet, arrived at New Orleans ON the 29th,
anchoring of the city.
The steamship Philadelphia had arrived from
New York.
reconnaissance by two gunboats to Manc hac
and Covington found everything as Col Kibball
isft It. NO bridges had been rebuilt, nor were
there other indications Of the enemy seen
The steamboat Ceres, after landing some 3OC
negroes, who had been employed near Vicksburg
some distance below, was fred into by the rebelI
on shOre-eight shots striking her. Capt Brooks
Of the 7th Vermont reg ment, ,was killed by a sho
which went through the cabin She arrived a,
New Orleans on the 29th
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MKssRs. A. H. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, back TO
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mall for
any and all OF the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours eAsapsT
20 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufsctufer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the lasgsst assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } IS
MIA street, Boston, Man. may l9-M, visit
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BAYcHKLOR's HAIR DIR
TAs best ta tks World,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not TO be disting uished nom ma
ture-warranted not 70 injure the Hair In the,east
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for LIFE. Grey, Rad or Rssfy Haiy
Instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggist, &c. -.
UThe Genuine Is signed wILLIAxA. BArox.
ILoR, On tAs Josr sidss u ssek bos.
Fsetoyy, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nss York,
m37-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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Detentisn Of European Steamers for the Ell.
amination Of PasnenRsrs

NEw YORK, August 9-The steamers Etna ana
Se1onia, about 10 sail hence for Europe, were de-
taiped until this evening, 70 permit an examina-
tioh OF passengers under the Secretary OF Wars
military draft
The Saxonia has i57 passengers and the Etna
S7S Some Of them will doubtless be detail ned
but The war Department has consented 70 allow
all to go who procured their tickets before the
order was promulgated
The Etna takes out SI7o 900 in specIe
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Sinking Of a Steam Ferry Beat An New Yorl
.....r .. Harbor. = n T-.--T T

NEW YORK, August 1O-The steamer CITY OF
New York cOllided with the ferry boat Nebraska a
this morning, and the latter was sunk No lives
were lost, owing 10 the admirable management OF
Captain Jewett, OF the City Of New York.
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8oop Nsws FOR ALL.

WAsHiNefeN, June %, 1852.
This Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The beat doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle Per.
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
ne. SRyA BAILEY
ieal.u At Mn Barbour's, 37s Sd ST.. bet d ana f.
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official Advancement Of the Murder Of
--.. e 20 Gen. meCesk. ...

YHusrsviLLE, Ala, Aug. 9.-L. Thomas, Adju.
ant General IL 10 with pain inform you ths,
Brig Gen: obeft McCook died at u M, on the
9Th, OF a gunshot wound or wounds, inflicted by
guerillas on the previous day near New Mar ket
Ala. He was indisposed, and was riding In an
ambulance some distance ahead OF his brigade
witha mum Der OF his staff and small escorts Re
had stopped TO BEE about camping ground for
his command, when the party was attacked by .
band OF gueriilas, one Of whom rode up 10 the
ambulance and shot him In the side.
I IN. ID. Q. BUELL., Mai. Gen. Cong
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DROPOSALS FOX WOOD.
DkPoT QgARTERMAsTKR's OFFICE,
Corner Of i8fA aad ~ streets.
NAAHI AnEnHf L. lHl2

WASHING ron, August i, l66&.l
SEALID PROPOSALS for the tell very of !, ,OolJ We
thoussnd Cords of w ood TO tho 6Oss5nment viii
6e received ST 4 is noe until saiu day the iIsthl
The wood TO be had. sound, mercboutsfIs % a. ~
four feet long AID split " the ordinary siEe OF oOrd
rhe wood to be delivered Ia the city of Wash
nEtgn ~ seoa points ss the Depot QustsrmssteT
hyery moi being considered oomBete until 80
corded, measured and speoted.
the GOSernment. 70 inspect and measure the wood,
and snoh a. does not e9Gform to tho above sPecIh-
Two Thousand five hundred q .5OOD cords to be de-
liyered on or teiors the fret day Of October lss2
delivered on or before the first dsJ VI November,
Payment 70 be made uHsn the comp etion OF the
Whole contract.
PROPOSALS.
The full name aud Post Orios address Of the bid
der must appea IN the proposal.
fa bid ls made IN the name Of q firm the names
ss tie ndv9a prOSo.s ' Of II ns s P.r
Proposals from diI!Oya! parti., wall sOt BE- eOs-
.tdTsd, and an cath Of allegiance must sooomps
each proposition.
Proposals must be addressed TO Col. ID. IA RFcI
IR, q usrtormaster U. =. Army, W1.hng:On. d..
GY s9d must be plainly marked Proposal, for
The ABILITY OF the bidter TO hH the contract,
should 1t be avarcet to him, must be fuhrs sntled
e es,ssRtt whose HG'
Ths resronsieillty Of ths Eusr.ntoEs must be
snown oy the oclal osrtlhca OF ae Clerk OF the
psstest ., pi..Iiot Cont or Of the United ststes
Bidders must be present in person when the.bIds
Bonds IN the sufn Of ten thousand do srs cir Ensd
oy the contractor and both of lis gUArantors.
be resu!red Of the sdocersfsl bidder upon siEnin.
AS the bond must accompany tho contraot, il vii
oe , ,tecSssafJ i0s hiddeTs 70 ha, their bondsmen
tlon and rssSy to to ns SrOS1osd xae1 the HOnSiso,
4 ia signed Bl,nis for bones can be procured uS
Application being made al this ofioe either per
i ", Or h.
Eorm Of 6s4rssIsG
oil tas s SSSsntI 60. SG1G,, Of ~ and Stsss q
Do hsrsb1 ans sGassi sbs is
;n5 n ,si sSa5 y the sI
he vii n ~ once S sssr inso SSS.oI S
i xecord1noe herewith
ShSIid ,o The cSnitsos be as.rded him vs are pre-
| lie ,nls guarantee must 20 appended the ohiclal
Ths De,ot | sess reserve. to himself
dsem ee IS ian 70 reIs'' aI' of R,ds that h. msJ
s. 40 iSS5tss % 81 Colonel ,od aus,,s sSSMs m.assr
PROPOSALS From 1 bo.Ieis and N,iIsrs. .,s
nyEsG INV n shs az y dfy Of A9su. i:6 for fuIgi.h
fd Sho has Sssn fsoeysa SI o 81 I
ifs fSSf fRSsn csa a. be Be aI.6 !,
Bafery in thise ~. ''O = - ''O'
II Is dssred 70 MAKE contract Eor2SOOO barrels,
tSs 70 Ds%S.I q
/ rels IN his bid.
Of s6out5 p.rrss diI. until tSs CONTRACT tis e
70 the he aSs
l made jast before ths purchase. - = = >
The Flour to b Q delivered St the Railroad Gs.Jt
R MasH.nsiBSn or sh' OF tho Warehouses
Z .S :: u E.5
l for any proper cause.
have previously fAllsd to comply with their con
| tract.
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- New York. Qssss Afmsst Fall. -
NHw YonK, Aag~s,-Ghs- State quota, under
the order for 200 100 gyoiunteers, n full ercepi
100 men. II viii easily be completed by fues.
day, whsn fegiuents commence 70 march
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EnIercemsnt Of sscrstary S,antsn,s Or.

DzrRorr, Aug s.--The stampede into Canada q
Of persons liable 10 military dnty, which haa
been going on 6Tiskly for several days, was ef-
fectuallY stopped to-day by rigid enforcement
Of Secretary Stanton's order, =. a1-A
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PROPOSALS FoR COAL AND woOD.
Y Ud. JOHNSTON,
OAL ALTtsIOR

Has dtfc0rsTsd Iks rlSSI C9T!Iia 81 -ssg aSf ozl1
EGscfHGg Remedy ~ Gts VOID
FOK ALL DISEASES Or IhIPKunf SCf
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TIE EkhI.N

TAE " EkhI.N n
Slis sxssfles, fssz1Ty ssa ss~s gszz.s. Lea
tzililS greater VARSITY o. iktsrsEStls rskkfxf-
asa ssl ss fes,d I, tEI sfss---s psst,.Asz *.
Fn&ay EsziRs.
Snxs-ossi, tsssrs&bsS, - sSss.a.
snsls copy, Psr srzrz-.....-.....r - '
fi~ copies a.s..s......s..,sss.ss.ss tS
tu sopies- -............-...,...s... ses
sNV-te copies .....s......-...& % %
nn1rizhlE contain, The "wsshiRgtor New"
val mas rasde zas Dsi!S R.ssSag Ssss eiresItts
% generally throughout the country.
u Single copies un wrAppsrsl On, bs .r.
cured q the counter, Immediately sftar ths i.rxs
OF the paper. Prioe-THREE CENTS.
.--...<z..-.=-----.-
OBFIGIAAh
nEfAksMENs OF sTAfE, .
~ WAIEISssoE, January IS, isss.
The Secretary Of State VIII hereaner reosir,
Member OF Congress on buE ress on sriurdHy..
sosnsrsi,I With Saturday, iss fr.i Of sss,
nsrth.
ts, T-d WILLIAM r. sEwAks.
THE HIsHEsT PRICES
- pelG fCr
GOLD AND silver COIN,
OLD DEMANDS
Year o per cent. Treasury No.ss,
By JAY COOKE & CO, BsuEsr.
y lo-Im S92 FtftSsnia street
~ HOME AGAIN!
u n Building, 81 32l Peansy!vanl. GvsUua
hav1f again been rebuilt, the sstscrtherr ,Ss
moro convenient situated. ana better than e,sI
prepsred 20 60 al klrcs Vi job MOSk, fGasis-.
tuTe and l1Inlsh StJLeE. Tin Ware, AOUsekeebITg
Seventh street.
iy 25-a Z. n. \. a. l. SREGoRH.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
sENLTK Oh THE Z sIfID STATES,
Cres q tAs SsrssaHf-ai Arms.
SrALIp Proposals will re received az this ohAos
snli Ia NJ on Monday. the lItL Gay Q. AguSt asXf,
Tor turllsblnE IeI Tke pse - tue Senate ofths
Unltei Siates -Four Hundred Tore fDf , lsss
POundsD of the bert %ntte Ash Iaft..aA a. ~.
IIIhorOuEhy soroe:,eJl
leo, Seventy hive Cords Of TIE hs.t Sr- at,s
ori Noot. and Fifty Cords OF he beet az tplEss
Pine Wood.
The whole a. bs delivered GA OF before ia Il
the Senata wing OF the zap Tot GLusF the dII satla
of the Engine VI the GO, ets
htos Tor oSl and w OCd Will he saFpTatAi, rau-
contracts required u '"S
hI[snEemeE;s ILgst ESQ he maze for co5reos
T II s dtd Hf0 serss.a, - 40 Z d. Ssnst.
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Lat no FALSE UELLgACY PREVENT
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
IiAES iitDI > T.. =,
T.. ECGIyRr CtIEIs,
DANE. y. II +; DHES,

VT I)f..Sht+. and rasail iaal.rs in Grorerit g
w Pr,si<i,rs. Wines and Liquors, &c. leree
SiDhx City. ;-wa.
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,;,. ,o;,, ,s,e1 why he did
NJ attend Ia" f'"'f"' o. rvs w. ''' ,' :.
That fa co'Ia n"1 ,ea'e US >'''F'
was 'H'.r~'o a'''"' w
,.,,o.;,, .oc, TN
sl l., ,l,'..;, ,.h,.L VOID
81 ,.,.,-.,,,l .,,r,..v-Ioh 4
on. OF 20 let 20: .,..s ..-.
,F,,.,; h u,;,.r snr. h u Arkuri,''t
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4. GROSINGEH

HTtL"E in Iriwsre and Gallery. Ear Iron and
~ J. .sl. Aceieiltnral !malrin"uts. sign OF the
MILAN. Pearl ftaeet Sioux ity. own.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
r3rDW & cUH-iER,

- rrptSEYS At law 9ionx Ci'y Iowa rrac
~ .ice in the courts of Iowa tnt Nebraska oice
a, y n las q ar,psite land Oticp .2a-tt
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FoIiTANT FACTS:

FACT No. Il ih.> Company hri4G asiy N,er.eI,
their Machines are protected s.,tiust ipfrinsv-
n, MS g, GE4s-fti,;.
FWr NJ 2.--lhssa Machines make the Ioct-s.irh
~. Oh. h4Lu ..l.a--..-! ..ca ~ L-LLlc los tlal
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
CIIAS. *. > NIT 4,

NyTIbL@SALE and '-tsil .saleT in Stoves an
w Tin " ,re: also Iaarur, aturrrS Of Tin. COP pa
ana Sheet ron Ware Pearl street Sioux City los
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CIIis. IKE VI,

DGtL.Hin ORA .s,nl II. iieIues Books Station
- ,ry. Ills. ',iats vafni>hea, &c Pear. st.ee
S,ax City Iowa.
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40 sLER & DGEs,

DAEXE sS.-oaaiers in Exchange. Real Estat.
ID C,fi. ting al TX ptsiag AGENTS. Of,ce u
q. Lsyse > tween Dougiu- and Pearl streets Sioux
CITY Iowa wss