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Raagev's Ssiise.

itAkhy ~ bt II W. Morrison. near
! stflnrfafi. l. miles es.' NJ pahols
'hf suffel bpfse Nnle, W ~ I = teafs old,
10 hands hifh sumo saddle msfks N.
faisea 10 fsli ~. Alsp, one clay haat
olse tonf, | 4 hands high. hlalaiaee, \ ~
I Years Oh, anil appraised ~ finDn, And
, ne hay herss etH, \ ~ years Old. slHr
! ! illr facs, a hands high, appraised 10
4 5000.
= u. JONES, Rangers.
innuGry 81. isGs n'.lw
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PisOlI.Am mArlON.
EArcrrIyr OrrlcE.
aekson, February ~. 1862.

'H'kFuH' FVHTHHTV w INN-'
Whereas, IN compliance with the recon,
act ~ Congress entitled San net ~ author.
hc the President to cill upon the several
State. for troops to serve for three YEATS
or during the war;" thc President of tho
Conicdriaiu States has mudc Nj. call npon
mefrsetea fsyineHi.. Tint being the qun.
"a. flr The pfesen.. n,slgnel to AIississipn,.
Now. therefore, IN cnmrlAncc with hhe
above cnll md IL virtue " tho power ,r.-
ted 10 ms. issue ihi, NY. Proclamation,
e1lliug for
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Tns Ran N Nlorics.--Intelligerce from
other counties shows that tho people are
bcginninv to stir. Companies are forming
to respond to the calls Of the Goverpsr.
The Pamela star say. tvo eompanie. ATE
organizing in that County. Col. ". y.
Ward. has taken the field and is working
vigorously in getting up . company. Success.
to him. No man vouii make better cen.
mandsr. Lss tho ball be pushej hrishls
on. L., rery man evincc his willinrrsss
to die before be will be conquered.-Mis.
sissippiaH.
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TouC MILITARY Lava

We publish this week the nos mi.
li,ia laws, and request our sskeri'
6ers to preserve tho paper fos iasrs
reference, rs everybody viii sssd
them soon.
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f1tIlI aHaalsIfh I. AHmIhlslfaf1f n Iha
esfata n William isra. d'psassa,
afIaf fahaflaI ~ iha Ff1hsfe tsufi "
fnnIes ea#asf. si|sflsslftl. " ihe i,tusgg
fHm, Isfa. That s#d fs'sie u Ihs1lyens
NJ pefsHea having sl4lms nenleH ssld ~.
'fie aFn hfFafy notified n enma lyfTsfi
nni hafe thar claims daly rfulmiti md
ffflsmal il ne laFks aHsr N .aid aoufs
pn NJ hsfHa A. 81 ussdag N usfeh
isfs. of lllef 4il H. fsfesef hapml
WILLIAM q MiSWru,.
An. ~, lg9f. fa9.fmi Aamlnlaemer
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rmr.snssa

The Rev Z. y Johnston viii
tfeaeli IN ihe p'e.'yiefian Church IL
Pamela. ~ tho g ] and iih sahbalhs
Ia eaeh mouth.
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Tnr cosrfnks,rS WAS Tax Many cit
ixcn. aFc probably NJ, asnf" of the penal.
Is they will incur by failing to give IN n list
of their taxable property under the law oi
Congress. within the prescribed time. !, is
made their duty to procure a blank from
the Assessor or Post Master In their neigh
borhooJ. kll ~ and return il 80 tho Asses.
sor, hy the ltti inst t.--to.m orrow week
All Who neglect 30 do this. all. after tbat
time, bs caIled upon b, ths Assessor. and
will then, by The provisions of the la~.
he assessed double the amour, of the reg.
ular tas. Every man who has M, more
money than he knows wha, to d. with,
should bc.tir himself in til. matter. At
once. There is no time for delay Or.
forH fis'lirsaerr.
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M f4- IN one Of I.nssel's late lstsrrs 70
~ London Times. he estimates that Lin
esIna6 6ony of 6OO.c00 men casts fsr more
shaa nsppcsn army Of l,60o.o@ men !
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t,otsed. suppiicd and ARMED

ut the expense uf the Confederate States.
hnch soldier will receive bounty o. my
dollars When tho regimpnt ~ comran, i
mustered into SERVICE and will b. allowed
transportation from bis home 10 ihe place
~ ten,!' xvons
II is earnestly ,lrsirsd thu, ih".c ironrs
be ready 10 ,ake the Rrld hy tho 18Th March
ai turlheR. companies cnli.ins under
ilas call viii repnf. To- ih" Adiainn,. ton
ern! u. Jackson. In consideration ~ this
additional cnll oi the Confederate States
made upan ID. state h.r,br rera., my
proclamation cf Jan. 3ls,. calling fcr ten
lhousaui mcr 10 serve for ivs years.
.Iu,lN. j. fErrCs.
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nHA- At the election on Xsadsy
last for Auditor, the following notes
were cast: A. d. Dilworth. ~; Gil.
lespic, lo2; =. 8. Hurt, 80. jsmcs
Fort, /.
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srtea Regiments.

10 SER, for Hrs. r'grs ~ dHr'Bp NJ irnr
These troop. will bs mbstersd inta the
service nj enn,' nisn, Camps NJ in.ti ivciion
to he hereafter designB,cd By ine, where
they Will b.
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Dispatches from Rishsss4, 1esh
inst, ssy shss Roanoke 11aa1. -
the eosss II. Ncvsh Csvcl;uA -
captured BY the Psdsrsls - - osh
inst, after . desperate rss;s,eses -
the part Of the ConfsjersteA The
entire Cosfsslsrsss fsse. stoo Dsss
we're taken prisoner.
Fort Henry vss sspssssd b shs
redcrals on Thsrsday Isse 0sr
forces we're driven 90 priadpsny y
shells from shs epemy's eurenA-
Gen. Tishlmsn, ssa sbsss = os1ssss
and men surrendered visk ~ 49,
Feslessl lsss 100, Ceafsdssa1A -
Eiissbesh City, n. G., - hress
or The 10Th By the iDAsitsnaA y
ring the eosAsgrstija ~ esevps
lssdsd . lssss 5ssss. Al - -
bosss, except I've, vsss eapeuse y
the snsny.
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kA- The Board of peliss sleslsd
Col. NJ. 3. wsrd levee esmnissisa.
sr for Psnsls county, IN plses dD'.
Moore, whose term Of oacs hss e..
PRED.
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Nooooe.
r PROPOSE ossssieine . osvsIry Com.
i paay. AYns fps Ne - have bees
promised. These vieliae = joln ne IN
sseh aa enterprise ell plsos 49, their
ssuss - pansls. A. ssea = the rsesi.
ate nsmhef h sbeeinei, the eenpooy will
be uussssed into eoe sssviss q ~ oosis,
and The offiesss Il the sens s!esee4
rsb. u, 1se9. 49,
moDlvene uuooeo,
T'',ps. p.,:;. 80: !; 6 - - 7,.e':s . 2;
Il. -ise frpssso1 - ~ esse1ls eso1o@s
l'snoIs sesasv. Nipe;eippi, = ~ @s.e9y
ssrm. 1869, hat snid 6Gouos = tnns!vees,
III p,ssses ksvins sIsll1s eesiuee ~ -
lat. ere hevety isl1oee - ~ 49, -.
h.,sj ssd rezissess<i h ~ CIsssS s!wd
ssiS Ceers, q - beeeN - - useony
3 fehsvsry, leu3, q ~ eal y lsgsse
Ss'rs1. y L0dloqAeA pAAxy,
"a. IN. le1s. 41etelsegoesis.
IvsI 7sssenl
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Gov. Pss,ss hss appointed shs fol-
loving gsnslemen - Delegates 70 the
Ccssoa Plassers' Coavessisp. - be
held IN Memphis, On Monday, 1Ish
isssanss Pansla--Csl. u. 9. Ward.
J. G. Drahss, Hss. =. D. 1rby "a
noe. n. =. DlshssA s-s
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lorsssssss AvvsSy D.vvsg - -.
ssav CosDsSpes ~ Jnose.- - -. n.
h1wsi1 - 0esaos ~ . -
ssst plsssS - Veees 61l11lel
-. = ~ vluess qeeeeee = -. ..ss
sssolsy ss1iasu1s = 1s , eg-
60: 90 ~ ~5 -
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ARM. EDEItL~peND ENEC.
CAMP NEAR HELENA. ARK, !
Dec. 9th, 1862.

Dec. 9th, 1862.
Editor Idrrrtis~r: i again beg leave
to give your readers some information
concerning tie 3lst regiment through
the medium Of your paper. ". left
Camp Heron on the evening of Nov. 1st,
and took passage on the steamer Sucker
State, for St. Louis, Mo, where we ar
rived on the lth, at 8 o'clock p IN. We
landed on the morning Of the 9TH, and at
; o clock ?. IN. the order come to march
to Benton Barracks, where we arrived at
8 o clock p IN. We found quite pleas
ant camp, everything about it being kent
in complete order GA tho morning Of
the 9Th we were ordered to prepare to
march at o clock p. m. At tie appoint
ed time we were on the march and arriv-
ed at the landing at o clock, and were
ordered Oh board the huge Continental
She was heavily Ialened With horses,
cattle and army stores; so the soldiers
were greatly crowded. Lieut.. Freeman
procured place on the guards for COM
rany u, where We made ourselves tolera
bic comfortable. At | | clock the boat
started and ran down the river about two
nn, ,iI " T"o" sue Go' aground aud lay there
was ,omo', ~ .'1 n'A' u'y' whch she
/ n N r,n a. -, ia again. and at
sofon'l t t." VI % p''' ""oro she lay for
several hours. She grounded several
lav =, T,",.t We '' % -hcmph's We
aod ,boa 'n'.n 10 1'10' 'n,r'y SIX hours,
At Woo1 l',.o' r 'o";, " were landed
b,,t 81 No.. ~I, ' -'''Ii - NS"'cn the
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DIR. GUYsOTT,s IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF
Yellow Dock and, Sarsa parilla
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL


!scrotaia or kng's Er'l, Cancers, TMmors, Er"p
tons ofthe Skm, Erysipsfas. Chronic sore Eyes
Rinewo,m or letter, Scaid Head, Rheumatism
Pains in The Bones and Joints. Old Sores ant
Ulcers, Sweiiing of the Glands, Syphilis, Dgs
pepsia, SaH ivhenm, Diseases Of the ktaaeyS
Loss IF appetite, Disease arising from the use o
Mrcnrv, Pain in The SIDE and Shoulders, GGter
al Debility, Eropsy, Jamdice, Lumjago, ae.
This following case of Benjamin Hughes, is
one Of the most astonishing record. After
forty years sickness, two years excrnciating !,
torture, the amputation Of one leg and the body "a
g and limbs almost mass of eating, purify ing. |,
! discharging ulcers, to he cured by eight bottles q
= of Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsaparila, IS n
n almost miraculous. =
= READ THE CERTIFICATE. =
% T,LAPoosA Co., ALA, Jan. :.
i DR.. GUYsorr-Dear Sir:-I have been afflicted G
y for forty years with eruptions on my legs ana 6
O, feet. In Isl, they got so bad that had to go
- on crntches and in 1859 had one leg amputatcd n
a. above the knee. In about nine months after my -
- leg broke out in large eating and running sores y
W from my knee to my foot, and discharged great y
NJ deal of offensive matter. My groin also broke ~
~ out in large biles. which discharged much often
q sve matter and at the same time my lett arm had ~
- broke out in large running sores nearly TO my
VI elbow. The misery that have suffered for the j
last two years cannot describe to you was !,
q in such agony that never rested day or night L
= was given up to die. and by the help of God ~
had made preparation for death, and had point y
4 ed out to my family the place where to bury my
remains. n
IN octoter last my son Drought me one or your
bottle wrappers; read il, and found record of y
some wonderful cures performed by your Extract ii
Of leHon Dock and SGrsapariHa. sent and "
got two bottles of II, and commenced taking It, N
In TWO weeks, to my great establishment, my 4
sores all became easy, and | could sleep all y
night, thing had not done for two years -
When had taken six bottles nv sores had v
nearly all healed My sores got well as il by en- b
eAdh'mcn'. have now used in all eight bottles = ,
ofyonr Extract Of Ieiion Deck and Sa, saparif. D
a. and now consider myself well. am at a -
loss for termsto set forth the worth of this medi-
enc, or TO express my gratitude for what 1t has
uehe ior me- i must call il the savior OF maj =
from misery while living upon earth.
BENJAMIN HUGHES.
Quart bottles, 81 per hottle-six bottles ! dolls
IL. SCONIL. Chiravn. LII.
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LEGAL, NOTICE

I)cbLlC Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that Esther Burnett, widow Of
John burnett, ST, deceased late Of Cedar co,n'
" Iowa, has fled in the office of the county
JhoHs e, ,'HaL county Iowa, on the lst day Of
Deccihhef. 49,, her petition asking that her
dover IN the land o. which said John Barnet,
ST., d'ed seized, may be set off and assigned to
her as the law provides ~
Now, therefore, unless exceptions lie flied
thereto, on or before the 9Th day of January
I'13' referees will be appointed and commits
stoned by the court to admessnre N bar he.
DOVER defined By law.
December |, 1852 -n49wi
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PROBATE SGTIcr

- Notice is hereby given that III. VIZ.
testament Of John Brruc,t sr 1c,a ~ and
co"r, sonny Iowa, was publicly read in " ona -,
Of sa;1 a.. III. nccember term Of the county, ca"r.
~ sa,n connty,and ordered that the TINA ~ curt
rn n r'1 same viii be at the January term P1"H
persons insr r"nday the 5th at which time all
APPEAR and show cause if thew 1'I required to
the probate OF said viii, nave against
=, n' ofder OF the county court Of said conn.u
'".s ~ day Of December. l9tg " county,
}. e. BETS p, ;,a
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GOLD PENS REpnyNrrn

~vr, os.,, T'cf ny cents
<,,al."o'oh the Pen in letter with the cosh -,
- /pos'a8e stamps The return mail vi, "Sn OF
the pen as good as new mail VIII bring
cn,, n, - ana the return mail will hrin,.
Sona cafa's fine, in silver extension Xiv
nn - cents and the return mail viii "o,nef
band,n sn ladies' size in silver cases ritb ia
Address II
r 70 - Malcolm Block, syracuse Nnw w,
Edtofs giving this advertisement r",,. I'm TN
IONS and sending marked copv shaI, 'oul .hscr-
eSce'lensren in payment. ''"'' '',e LYON, one
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Is In LOYALf

things in it that We would sooner cx,
to find in Richmond paper. Bef
the late election, when the editor wa
candidate for Congress, the Csur
urged everybody to sustain and stand
the Government To show the kind
support which the Courier now gives
the Government We give 40 extract fro
late number. We might give othel
even worse than this but this will sutfic
for the present, In speaking of tn
''paste board currency" of Muscatine
says:
"Whcn will this state of affairs end
How much Of such trash will il rc.uir
to make gold and silver plenty? Ito,
much OF such stuff is there in circula
ton? Who knOws?
We haze no doubt b4t has liad ,
currency as as yood as uuy Me Goycra
me"1 IS yivtny ~S, but we bclic:e the
government should nionopoliEo the bus
lness. We don't Ike to see the names
OF our merchants coming 1onu to q level
with the Government standard 1t Is
our love tor our own citizcus which leads
US to suggest hat they draw in their
paper and allow tie Govcrnmcn, fall
and free scope
The Italics arc ours. We would ask
any candid reader what can be the ob;ec.
or motive IN speaking thus derogatorily
OF our National currency. Can it be
possible that the Courier believes the
'hes'' promises to pay of any man, can
De- or are, as god as the ''promises to
pay OF our own National Government
NC do not believe any such thing. Did
1t believe SO, it must believe that rho
Government of the United States will
soon 90 to everlasting ruin, and we give
"tho judge credit for too much good
sense to think anything Of that sort
we believe that the sole object Of the
Courier and other tory sheets in publish.
ing such articles is to embarra.s the
Government anl compel it to make an
':nomlnious peace with the rebels
Others may think as they will but we
believe that there is Il secret orqoniza-
tiop ,bron.bont -, y w. 'so"'Aa-
OF which arc in sympathy and commua-
leaders ,ro ,,,n,.,. ~ '''' '"o
the North. We n,av J., ,nis,.Lon ~.
hon, wa aro ri, ,.,o,;.r -.
ganization are St;l rootinno, ..,r
TIC character If ,o,nv or ~ ,'
longing to it we believe ,no~ 49,
joiec to see tue blood Of rn;oo r,,~
ing 10 our streets ana uo ,.,.
thing will be attomn.aa ;,s.
the leaders feel ,L,, H.
enough to succee1 c,..i,.
VIRGINIA he a.r,.,-l -, I"
outbreaks o,l s. '''N 'of
sbo,,a p,rn.;1, Ut s"' North -
oossf,, 49,, =, "'' 'o'e"S DC sue
v;ro;ri, as 49,, 0'''en from E
,,,.7;:: :, |'' o''"s aFi'on from 5
~ w. '''"e'n traitors may
=, '''> u mana God grant Z
49, ',' "'y Dc victorious and !,
, U'0' '''''n from the land. We =,
"'.' '''e' assume the flrst place among Y
'"l prove blessing to the a
world lfthc rebels succeed in ,b.;r +
efforts to break up tn, Ir;o, 49,,
read our history in that Of Ncvioo !. ,,
is consoiny to think ,lo, a.o,.o. ,
Power than .Lr n.n;, 'e''V'
Lincoln ru,os o,l u N'Fa''"
,,.r ''' anu controls the govern
hents OF the earth and that He doeth all
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nA- The telegraph informs us that
Jetf. Davis is in Tennessee reviewing
troops Should the battle in Viro;n;,
Dc decided victory on our part, Davis
w''I review the troops in Arkansas and
1 1eAas and then join the French forces in
S.sztio ="
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nc confessions and Experience Ct an In.
valid,


f''L'SiitD for the benefit and as a warninr AND
caution to young who suffer from Srrvnux ne,i,i
'''"''"r" Decay DC; supplying at the same time the
means OF Hctt-Cure. by one who cured bfn,s.ir o..
pun ~ great expense throuE; medicaiimpositIon
anu q""'Nery' BY enclosing postpaid aadresso,
,re' sIN"he 'orEs may he had Of the antbor
New York. ' mugs Co.;
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Ia Gen. lIovey's expedition ha. re.
turned to neleDa, having accomplished
its objects 1t took Grcncda. and d.
stroyed several railroad bridges and I,roo
amounts of army stores, besides takipc =
number Of prisoners.
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SHERIFF SALE.
'"iircfol'S Office, Davenport. Ion,

n y - !" T. hereby given, that have appointed
= ar r." r. =. hEfrs Deputy Collector for the co,n
Of Cedar in The Second Collection n i"e conn,
ne State of Iowa. GFn " ~ r., D'st'ict in
Noi Of the I'd Col. Dist. in the STAT. T.
November 5tl, 1862. ictr '"'' o' iowa.
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Biyant 4 STATIONS Great Chain of Co!-

This is one Of the successful enter.
pTises Of the day. The E1rrcnM College
is now in operation az Toronto, Canada
West
The college in this city is finely pat.
ronlzed. We understand there are about
200 students in attendance, with an am.
pie number Of teachers to instruct them
The key to this great success is "in.
d2m''"b'e perseverance and industry. -
Chicoyo TriLunc
1t is unfortunate for country when
ITS men Of principle are not its principal
men.
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sss~ The republics of South Ameri- a
, are alarmed at the movements Of France
in Mexico, and there is talk Of combining
the American States to resist Eurcp "an
cncroachmen: At a recent reunion in
Santiago, Chill, at which were present
the American Minister and the chief Of
the CHILEAN State Department, union Of
the several republics on the continent
was very favor bly, mentioned, and much
sympathy was expressed with the Gov
ernment of the United Stats in its
struggle for the maintainance Of Demo
cratic institutions against domestic foes.
aud toward Nexic, in her struggle to
preserve those Institutions against an
attack from without in the attempt of
France to again establish Eu-opean dom.
nation on this continent Who knows
how long it will be before the whole
American contincnt is united under one
Government, and strong enough to defy
the combined power of all other Govern
ments combined? This is an age of pro
-ress, and those of US who live ffty wears
longer will see things we have never vet
ireamps of-.SprtnafeW (.Na$s J Re
publican.
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SH HitlAN AND >LNGEON. Office at W,
L =. McNamara's Drag store Resi- lrnca ,.;,l,
Henry Kcigart, Esq. Iy9n5il
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Nothing definitely known as to wh-r,
the rebels in Mississippi have fallen
pack to. One report says they have
taken shelter behind the Big Black at
Canton The rainy season has common.
ced already, and it is with great diffcnl
" that cannon and wago~s can be moved
Three Indian regiments are already
IN ,he service, under Gen. Blunt. Sev1
eral more are to be added, and all of them
formed into brigade.
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CHICAGO. IOWA 4 NEER >SkA
AIR LINE

IA q q .:--..:si;s. .,s:.....;:;:7
On and after Monday, November II 1s,
Trains viii ran as 70 lows:
GOING EAsT-Passenger rain leaves Tolcao ..
~ a. H. Stop for dinner at Cedar Ra,i1s
supper at Clinton; aud reach Chirngn t.;
t''"c ioi breakfast before departure of morn
ing trains north or east PASSENGERS vrI,n
prefer, can remain nj Clinton over nirh.
AMI arivc at Chicago carly next aft, r,'7''',
Foi>G "ESr-i"aVe Wei ST. Dent in ,,t;,
al lock 2. IN. Breakfast At Clinton.
bIne at Cclar Rapids; arrive ,f To,nIn a.
40, and MARSHALL early same ngbt. Gr
passengers IAN take > a. IN. train from rhi.
''s"' remain at Clinton over nj ght. ana
ran Toledo and Marshall next afIrrnocn
So"d sleeping Cars on ali Night rraius.
Trains pass rlAr nee
Going West: Freight $50 pm; PASSOVER ~ 2to
Going East: l2:5 n.m: . -, am
c i''"' $40 p.
tnNNECTIoNS-At Turner .Iunctjao with
Tor Frccrort NnnIcth. GAINESVILLE r"n d. I' na
Prairie du Chein and La Crosse. ga wa '''''
a. nixon WITH Trains Of Illinois Central Railroad
Al Gm3 m'! with hoats on Mississippi river
~ ne " itt with stages for Davcunort 1, N,a..,,.
At Clarence with stage for linton.
AT Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa CIT, yi,
Cedar Pals and Northern Iowa '' ''n'o''.
WITH stages for Grnne, Newton Dcs Moine4 ca,"i,
bluiS' oma'ia, Marshall, Elhora, Boonsloro Fnrt
Dodge, Sioux City. ami intermediate nlacrs f'''
Live Stock Express
Leaves Toledo Tuesdays and Fridays at 500 A. m an,
reaches NhcaGo next morning earlier than by any 9TH
er route, and nhh0m any change Of Cars wv"
freight Trans each way daily. Express rraigt,
leaving Toledo at 10 IN. reaches Chic,ro No - ]
ing H. d. TALCoTT, Gen. Sup't, Chicagn.
-. =. haI III. Gen'l Freight Agent Chicayo
0. BEBRDsLEE, Weat'n Agent, ro,eJo.
w. 'olILf, Travelling Agent. 70 .,t n
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List of Regular Cortr,A


In PRosE and POETRY the "Atlan,;r.
W r'ters is nneqnalIed. The following ,u,h h Of
are still among the regular cont iln,oss "u'hofs
James Russell Lowell, Henry W ;or,-sr
Louis Agassiz. Ralph Waldo Emerson Ssm NOV
'ei Hawthorne, e. c. Hazewell, I. W, uig,;n .a"h
An'aor "Margrct How,h," Mrs Julia " s ms
Mrs A. ID. Whitney, Oliver W. Holmes Jo 1--we
Whittier, r. +. Whipple, Bayard Taylor Cha, -.
r.. Merton, George s. Hilard, Henry Giles We
ter Mitchell, Henry T. Tucketman. John WA val
Mrs II. b. stowe, Harriet Mar,fncan, Co.'S
Reade, "ihe Country rarsor," Rose Trrrv "I u"s
ret r. Prescott. Robert r. :. Lowell r r. na''
bridge. Edward Everett, l'rofA A. u. WIT ''"
The foregoing list Of contributors include
aEss> The Leading Writers of Amcric,. -,
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ana iefiodicat Dealers. Price o5 cont o'A
Der: SUBSCRIPTIONS for the year, 81 nn mum, -" num-
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