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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24
EBENsBURG PA. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. q, 1862.

tell IN, burning, and was probably the oc-
caslon OF so much loss of life. Almost
simultaneously y with this. another explo-
SION was heard in the engine building, and
1t also took fire
THE ALARM
Soon reached the city, the fire bells were
rung vigorously and the engines were ON
the ground as early as circumstances per
mitted. The Vigilant. we believe. threw
the first water. The steamers worked
we'll and the remains of the buildings.
which, being of frame, burned very rapid
ly, were soon sufficiently cooled to permit
an investigation of the ruins and the num-
ber of sufferers
THE SCENE OF DISASTER
OF the main building nothing remained
buta heap Of smoking debris The ground
about was strewn with fragments of char
red wood, torn clothing. balls. caps. qlapc
shot, exploded shells, shoes, fragments of
dinner baskets belonging to the inmates.
cartridge paper, sheet iron, melted lead,
&c. Two hundred feet from the Iabora-
tory was picked up the body of one Young
girl, terribly mangied another body was
seen TO fly in the air and separate into two
parts an arm was thrown over the wall ::
foot was picked up near the gate Il
piece of skull was found a hundred wards
away, and pieces of the intestines were
scattered about the grounds Some fed
out OF the ruins covered with flame. or
biackened and lacerated with the effects
of the explosion, and either fell and expi-
90 nI.r
Several were conveyed to houses in the
borough and TO their homes in the CITY.
OF these four or five subsequently died.
THE REMOVAL OF THE BODIES,
As soon as the flames subsidized the
crowd which had collected set to work to
remove the bodies from the debris and in
the course Of an hour nj least forty bodies
had been removed and laid upon boards
in groups for Identification Never have
we seen such an appalling spectacle.
Bodies, charred and swollen, were scat
tered here and there over the sward. some
mere limbless trunks blackcned and bloody
some with the limbs remaining. but
distorted, and the flesh hanging from the
bones IN strips. Here was a pile of un-
dIstlnguIshable fragments-here two Sis
tiers, one dead, the other in the last AGO
nles-here a father and daughter-herc
two children whose names Were known.
but the parents could not distinguish one
from the other. Nearly ali the dead
bodies were those of females, but ONLY a
few could be identified by their features
some We're recognized by the place in
which they were found and one was dis
covered by her false tecth-soIne had ap-
parently died in great agony, from the
contortions of their limbs, while the arms
Of some were folded as ii in resignation to
their fate,
TIE CROWD
Was immense and constantly increased
until the grounds were thronged with
curious visitors. Some were satisfied with
a brief stay in that sickening atmosphere,
charged with the peculiar odor of burning
human flesh, but others lingering about,
giving assistance where thev could and
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24
LATEST

NV York, Sept 1.-THE Herald
states that the rebels evacuated Harpcr's
Ferry in such haste that part Of the
Federal prisoners taken were not paroled.
\ special despatch TO the TINES. from
Harrisburg, states that the two portions OF
the rebel army are united on this side of
the Potomac, and a battle was going ON
all Yesterday afternoon Also. that Gene
raj LOngstreet was killed, and Gen. Hill
captured.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

just punishment for his folly and disre-
gard of the first principles of that holy re-
hgion of which he processes to be an ex-
emplar and teacher.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

EoSroN, sept I7--The ROYAL Mail
steamer Asia, sailed at eight O'Clock this
morning, with So passengers and 81. 600
IN specie.
Commodore John Perciy.. 1ied II Rox-
barry this morning.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

e. The Aboii,ionistS at Washington
are now bowling after General Burnside
Tor rot bringing away several thousand of
co;.tr.lbands from Fredericksburg. The
brave General thought more Of the safety
and comfort Of his soldiers than the ne
groeS-that l. his crime.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24
DIREFUL CALAMITY.

san of tie Laboratory at AHegheny
.-.rd.-FrghtfM Loss Of Life
t~rn-frs Persons K'iled.-THe Build
! : Destroyed By FIRE.
n tie PttJ'0g Post
1nr community was shocked yesterday
moon by what most believed to be
7uerated reports of the most terrible
T,i,r which has ever befaIIen our city,
| fbs blowing up of the laboratory at
Tinted States Arsenal in Lawrence
in which all the filling of cartridges,
4. canister, grape, &c, is done, and
consequent loss of at least Seventy-five
principally girls employed in the
linz. As soon as the cause of the
7.i5n, which was distinctly heard in
as parts OF the city, became known.
r was a general rush for the scene of
asIalty. Passenger cars were crow
vehicles of every description went
] iIeI with passengers and physicians
ned TO the spot with the usual appIi-
l. We went with the crowd. and
ll that reality for once exceeded the
We cannot attempt to describe
sene, but will endeavor to give our
n some idea of its horror;
TIE BUILDING,
] he laboratory of the Arsenal was a
dino some sixty feet by forty, situated
the Grecnsbmg turnpike, in what is
] il the Park" lying on the upper
! Of Butler street. The building was
|-ame, built in the shape of an Z, form
three sides of a square, one story,
a covered porch around the inside,
which doors opened into the four
! apartments into which the house was
Fled Some thirty wards from the
|; end was another building, in which
/ an engine, used for heating the laba-
try by means of steam pipes. In this
Idlng Were ten apartments, used for
ting cartridges shot, shell, &c. The
E building was the only one on the
und in which powder was used, as the
tridges, &c, are prepared in the large
X building running parallel with But
street, and the other smaller shops.
e magazines are further up the hill
ond the main building, which stands
IT from all the others.
TIE INMATES.
In tins building were employed q large
lber OF girls and boys filling cartridges,
I, sc, Ot the fourteen apartments
eight We're occupied for these purpo-
The number employed in each was
WIOws:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

e. Never do that by force which may
he effected by fair means.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24
The storning of Harper's Ferry.

5000 Prisoners Captured and ParoIed
by the Rebels.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

M IN all l5I girls and % bows.
he rule Of the laboratory was to re-
's IN the evening all the finished work
-e day, 80 as to avoid the risk Of ex-
s1a as much rs possible. In the lar
building on Butler street, some three
|Iet boys and girls were employed in
Fa7nS cartridges, &c, for filling.
PAY DAY.
ieseTclay was pay day at the Arsenal,
faymaSter BoswOrth, assisted by Mr..
one OF the clerks, was paving the
= employed in the laboratory. Some
nad been paid, and only three out of
number mentioned above had failed to
's"sF 10 their names; so it is more than
'4'le that nearly all were in the build
q lhe time of the accident, and per-
? others, as there was constant going
l-l no between the different depart
THE EXPLOSION
,l'Eed at about two o'clock. and was
LE'-E heard in the city, Shaking Sc
The buildings,) and as far up the
''saIela river as Port Peru, at which
-- Tue smoke was seen. The cause is
E'tlseiy known. One account says
n occasloned by the explosion of a
- = number of which, being sent off
--'PlAent, fell and caused conclusion
-. - exploded one. Others allege that
!, O'eaSioned by friction of some pow
-'UtA one or three barrels unloaded
!, me porch of the laboratory, by a
,-'lled Frick, who had brought it
l.. .e magazine, and who was some
n, ,,tI injured by the explosion. 1t is well
II however, that the first explosion
J., pace outside and communicated to
.ro5 y. w, L, where little damage was done
,-n ~ setting SEN fire to the clothing of one
1, ~ =. u The girls, who fed in consterna-
!. @ia : gave the alarm, causing a STAN
.a :, -: 'ne doors Many got out, and
,5s., :. i alleged, some persons used their
,o,soS g'S 70 induce them TO return, and
sgiins, 'I u IN getting some to 90 back, be-
rnas ''ie danger to be over. Some re-
ID 1.h: N search Of their acquaintance
lo.;o. -'ie they were inside a second ex-
Asr~ - = 'ook place, nearly five minutes
I'D .le :, nrst This, we are informed,
Tue root from the building, which
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

Gen. Howell Cobb a Prisoner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

eS- If all fools wore white caps, we
should appear like flock of geese.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24
TIE CROWD

Was immense and constantly increased
until the grounds were thronged with
curious visitors. Some were satisfied with
a brief stay in that sickening atmosphere,
charged with the peculiar odor of burning
human flesh, but others lingering about,
giving assistance where they could and
talking over the horrible details.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-24

HARRsBURG, September 1.-THE bat
tie of yesterday closed without definite
result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-11
COMMERCIAL,

saia that p.'.r oArs cIrr o,,.e., /,
negroes, but atso ,A,ms .,r,sls7t
ianit has bsen found wfkh n.
as It was thought they were in fay,.
putting down tho rebellion with cannon
and bayonet. Now was the time to spe.k
words o. courage and encoura cement 10
the soldiers Instead of denounc;n. our
Generals. Now Is the time vbeo W.
should renew our pledge before Heaven
and swear before the living God Who rnls.
forever that we will put down the rebel.
lion and sustain the Constitution and
Union. - - $3.50
HousE.--Mr. Lovejoy asked bnt failed
to receive consent, TO introduce a resolu-
ton instracting the Committee on Wars
and Means, to take measures to prevent
the non specie paying banks from inter-
fering with the Treasury Notes. - the
serious injury Of the public credit, passed.
The SENATE rssolatioa to esuspena.all
payments andsr the soA Of March last, to
'ecure to; officers and men actually en-
ploysd in the Western Department., their
pay, bounty and pensions, and 70 appoint
three Commissioners " investigates ard
examine the matter, and report 10 the
Of War. $50 .
The House passed The 6snAts bill for
The better governDeat. of the Navy, and
he House resolution Of thanks 10 Cou-
nodore Foose. Adjourned.
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soiaiers Returning TO the Army.
The following named soldiers who haye
been home on sick leave have reported q,
the hospital. aud win leave this morning
down the river: So e,2
Michael Lemuniou, Go. X, 18th Iowa
h I Sneider, co. X, l3.h Iowa.
u + Sneider, co. A, I'd Iowa Cav.
John I WEIGH, Capt, co. d, .I6th Ill
John NJ Scudder, co. X, 10Th Iowa.
Ephfaitn Piorson. co. D, 10Th Iowa.
Thos w Eckels, Sergt., CO. l, 18th No
Hiram A Smiley. co. !, I'd Iowa.
Jeroemiah prepell, co A, 10th Iowa.
Newton Wsrnock, co. d, I'd Iowa.
X ? Childs. co. A, LIST Nebraska.
Peter Hill. co. D, lst Iowa Cav.
Myron Maine, co. D, lat Iowa Cav.
VIM X Moore, co. Z, 18th Iowa.
Rob. Currah, %. II, 18th Iowa.
Geo G Robinson, co. X, 18th Iowa.
David J. Cuppett. co. X, 9th Iowa.
John Webb, 90, g, 18th U s Reg.
VIM q Wisegarber, co. II. 1eth Iowa
Franklin Hamblin, CO. II, 18th Iowa.
VIM jackson, co. &, 18th Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
An,prAsr GxsrsAl,H oryrox. ]

An5uTasr GgssRAL's oYyrcx.
CLINTON, July Ist, %. !
GENERAL ORDERS, no. 76
After August let, 1852 the form OF pa.ses issuad
ron ms Department fr the transportation Of lova
soldiers for which the State 10 responsible, wnl be
changed.
e"pses OF the new form will be furnished 10 rail-
r"sos, Stage COMPANIES and ateamboats prior o An
gust lat but II passcs 81 the form are issue ed nrior
TO August 1st they will be hoaored the same as ,he
old form.
hrr August LIST, 1862, If any persons or corpoy. ,ian
ushSort any person on pass Of the old form tho
transportation will not be paid for by the State
Persons having In their possession any p...e. q,
ms od form, are requested return those NOT u.ed
BY JuiJ sth 1864 TO this ece and II entitled 10 use
VI psssaS win receive passes II he new form In ex-
change.
as otuef aoes not Ia auy Was refer to passes Is
sued By this osps rment by order OF Governor, far
transportation or soldiers ~ t. must ing Offices a,
Dupaqae, Davenport and KrokuE.
N n. BAKER
Adjntant General OF Iowa
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A ERuTIsT STEAMER AcaouND.
New York, July 10.

a rebel dispatch says the British
steamer Modern Greece, going into Viii
mington, N. C., on the eth ult., was run
aground near Fl. Fnher, by the block
aiding feet. who hauled Of on tie OPEN
ing Of the port on them. She has one
thousand pounds Of powder on board. 1t
is believed that . large portion Of the
cargo viii Be saved So Il
a dispatch from Gen. Lss 70 Jeff.
Davis announces a signal victory on the
2Ssh Of June, and goes on to state that
the rebel loss in officers and men is great.
Z Another dispatch Of the 18th expressed
the opinion TINT Mcclellan would eapi.u-
late, as bis army WAS thought to be dis
committed. Gen. Elseey was severely
wounded, il i feared MORALLY. Major
Wheat was killed. 49,. ~ fms
A British steamer was in Charleston
harbor on the 28th. f 444$a
A Washington special to the Post says
the forthcoming address Of The Republi-
can members OF Congress, to the people,
advocates the most energetic action in the
prosecution OF the war, and the use Of all
the .nteans in our power fer the suppression
OF the rebellion. The policy Of employ
ing blacks in military operations is ra pidly
gaining favor here.
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COMMERCIAL.
lsv rTLrasArH.I
New York Market.

New YORK, July 10.
Flour-Aarket quiet and without material change;
sales at - S0s ~ 20 for super Stale; 5 00as 10 mr.
Extra state ~ COG ~ 10 for Super Western; q 0or
s. Is for Common 10 Extra Wssterni 4s 20Ae5 Is Tor
common % Eosd shipping brands Extra II. o.
Wheat Market quiet sales Al AI cor 10 for Chi
Spring; u 00gtI 10 for Milwaukee Club; u ~
q Sl 10 for Amber Iowa. " a5GI 20 for Amber Michi
ran; 81 3OAl rs for White Michigan.
Corn-MArkst shade hrmer; C3A for Mixed wes-
tern, sound old
whisky--Qahs Arm Al 30c.
(sroee ries--Qniet.
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How THY TAKE liz MrssoURI.-A
subscriber writing in regard to the direc-
ton of his paper over in Clark county,
Missouri, under dstc of July 9th, says /:
y our paper is quite popular among foyzI
men in our county, but the traitors bear
the same aversion to il that Satan does 10
the Bible. Clagett's Constitution just
suits the traitors.
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SrRATEGY.-The Confederate Gener-
ais might get = "new wrinkle 10 strate
gy from Clagett. When they get fairly
whipped out, let them FIRE off with real
chlva'rIc bravery laundering libel suit
against oar victorious Generals. "Strate-
gy my boy" asOfrheus G. Kerr would
say.
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FRIDAY, JULY IL.

SEE THE "X."-We viii hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time of subscriptios is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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r. The packet jennie Xhipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rivsl Of the train from Keotuk.
ie24-dtf.
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DIsJoIETED.-It would appear from
our teiegraphic reports that part Of the
Senate proceedings are omitted. We
print just az they arc received.
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LATE PAPERs-We are indebted 10
Lowrie, of the News Depot. for copy Of
the New York Tribune Of the 9th instant
aud other papers in advance of the mail
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ARmy Medical staff.

The State Medical Board viii meet at Keokut on
"eiAesds, the asd inst for the purpose of srsmip-
i"s applicants tor positions In the Medical s,ao of
Iowa REGIMENTS
cfadEsrs Of Heiicine wishing appointments vi,
re,srt themselves promptly
by order, J. c. uuaHrs ~
Chairman,
burlington, AuscAtine, Iowa City ns ys prpti I'm.
bugue snd Des Moinss pspess please COW, ~ a.,
jyS-d
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1A. Persinger, Buck Horn Tavern.
charleston, requests US to say that he
Will have sumptuous dinner rre pared
for The Delegates to the Convention To-
morrow.
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DONATIONS TO rroNpsrA2..

DONATIONS TO UoNpsIAa..
From Ladies of Salem, Iowa 10 cans
fruit, 2 sheets.
From Mrs. Gaudron. Warsaw, Ill.,,
doz. handkerohiefs, 2 prs. slippers.
From Mrs. Ritchey, Illinois, 6 gallons
milk.
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July l0th-Peter Shaftey, private co.
B, bTth Illinois, Typhoid Pneumonia.
July loth-Hngh Harryman. private.
CO. e, 2lst Missouri Nariola.
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} Y TE.LE.C r a p n .
FROM RoAT HOYAL.

Thesteamer Potomac, from Port Royal
9Th, has arrived The health Of the
troops is favorable. The rebel picksts
are annoying at Wilmington island. Two
of our pickets were wounded on the 5th.
All quiet at Beaufort.
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Sunday schsoIs.

The Sunday School Teachers Union,
among other things done to advance the
interests of Sunday Schools in this city,
have canvaased it, for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning statistics Of The work, and to in
crease the interest and numbers in our
schools. The result Of their labors show
that the moral training Of the young is by
no means neglected-but on the other
hand, show that We compare favorably
with any city in the West--and from the
energy and interest manifested BY the
friends Of the cause, will be second to
none. 4s
We believe there has never been q
mora general interest felt by the friends
OF Sunday Schools than at this time, and
trust that many more, and especially pa
rrsfs, may become identified with this
good work. ~ - a
The following 10 the present condition
Of the work a. shown by the canvass re-
ferred to:
Total number Of children between 4 and 10 years
Of age $3.50. =. sos,
Total number of children who attend sunday
schools. ....;.. 1880. 1853
Sunday Sehools ~. .............. 80
Total number Of chaidr~n who attend Protes-
isn't ssnday seheel... .....-:...s..:.. 1878
Total nsssber 81 children VIM sttend Catholic
BuAdsy Schools. ......... ysa
Total namkeF OF new scholars promised 10 ~
sent-............. Observation-Disclosures. lel
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.Ntdsstghf Report.
FROM THE ARMY or THE pore
- AC.
w sshington, July 10.

No intelligence has been received from
the army Of the Potomac, for several
days past. further than it is improving in
strength ana efficiency. -
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Posi- OrrrcE No1IcK The Posi- Of
fee . ia he open hereafter o. snnla4A t.ams.aA
J. b. HOWELL, +. n.
jane r. va ,---zl---s
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cd How does it happen that The mag
unanimous ard valiant Thomas w. CIagett,
who is so tender-tced in regard to asper-
sions of his loyalty. contented himself
with billingsgate reply to Col. Reid's
letter denouncing his treason -propagsting
sheet. but resorts to = court of Law against
the editor Of the Gate City in = similar
cassy
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TIE NEW ARRIVAL OF SICK SOLDIERS.
The hospital boat, City Of Memphis,
arrived on Wednesday night, and yester-
day morning the patients, numbering 81 s,
were transferred to the Leighton House,
which Is now the third hospital building
ut tils post. The whole are under com
mon control, superintended by Doctor
Hughes, the Surgeon in charge.
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nepu1lscAn Tswnshtp Oouvenslon.
The Republicaus Of jackson Township.
and all others who are in fAsor OF SUSTAIN.
ing the Administration in its prose cution
81 the present war against treason and re-
bellion, are invited to meat .at the City
Council room in this city on Friday, July
18th, ss o'clock p. n, for the purpose
Of appointing delegates 70 the County
Convention at ChsrIssaos,. and, taking
suDh steps = may Be deemed psosasary to
organize, for the approaching campaign.
By order Of tHA a~tfts 7sr@ =,
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE. 81 4
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XxXvII Congress First Session.
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10 TIE NERVOUS AND CoxsuNpr,yp
ov BOT n sSAIs-A Retired Clergyman hsvips beer re-
"ofea 10 health In few days, after many yesrs ~
xsA % IefAhE 10 wiling TO assist others BY senanr
Nree') on fee~fpt OF post-paa directed envetote
sstt o. ms prescription nsea. iHreet 10 Tn. Etv
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, lsG Fulton street.. f,ysA,,tyn r.
tlets-dawsm
hatchclor's Hair Dy~---Th~ Bestfr
the World.
WILLIAM A. BATcHKLoR's celebrated Hair Dive
produces color not 10 La distinguished fron MATINEE
warranted not TO innrc The hair In the isasf .s,ae,s.
the I'll effects OF bad dyes and nvgorstss Tho A.r fr
life GREY. BED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspssnasa black or brown leaving the hair sot and
eesaiifui. Sold By si druggists, Ae
tie genuine - signed WILLIAM BATcHrI nm
eH tAs Jssr s,s<s 81 eseA Aer
I. aeaori. 10 81 1srtiaf sihestr Ae~ ferk. late
sas afesa~ry and III Bopa Street, rtes-a1x
@ ~
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n EW BOOKS,

N kW BOOKS,
A'se,Tea his day tihe City Book Stare
Artcmus Nard-Hts Boct
NAiden--Thoreaa,
north AmsricA, by Trollope.
L<s Miserable by Victor ii.ro:
AiiAr ~ Heme-ae~ edlslon
AgAes OF n~rrsnlo
The Rear Of uIlx Isiaa4ls ---1--------
b-xuties Of D<Quiasey
Payers 81 Theod0rs Farker.
none 6Hds-Aow 70 ke~p then:
~ Door Pfauts-Hov 10 roe ,h.m.
r.. rio.trz - d hew to arfsnge iheus
ty3-d m nxr>r
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Making four-itths Of the total number al
ready attending Sunday Schools, and half
Of those who do not, pledged 10 do 40.

IE Jonathan Maxen, in attempting
to wade the Dss Moincs II Eddy willie, was
drowned on Wednesday, July 5, 10 4.
y. Search was made for the body, but
up 70 Thursday evening il had not been
recovered. 2 ss.s ,.e
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[ ENL- SAML. r. CURTIS.

an eiexsai photegraph likeness Of the General c.u
r. 49, ame smother stock OF Photograph Albanra
Store, - ,mp NY nsoA
jy2-d :" SSUAn H.