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The national Republican., 1862-10-24
WANTS.

WARTnD-At the New York Employnsat
IL M u, SRH WaTE fT.s .ns S's coz
ORED GIRLS, with good iefersnoss, w COON,
Ohsmbermaids, Laundfsases, weitrsssss, NURSE,
On tables In Private Families er Hotels Also want
ID houses Immediately with or without Furniture
Employers In want Of good help, will nnd II 70 theb
advantage 20 oall.
ny 30.u N. II. MILLER.
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VIZ AsHlRaVOR sklHv 1ACTORv.
WANTED--s0 tsnalss to learn 10 make skiru
4 psrsou esn, In short time, make per week. fSos
% TO ~ Inquire, tor earucrlsrA. s ao1 Seventh q
hstWssv u Ard III AA-.ss
The national Republican., 1862-10-24
Monday Next, October 18th,
will appear
Lucille "0Storn,
rhe Celebrated, Beautiful Actress

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Priyst. boxes, %; Dress Circle, 90 cents. OIehss
ira Chsirs rs cent? Family Circle 2S cents Coloret
Gallery, 2b cents: Colored Parterre, SO 0ents.
Doors open at 7's O'Clock. CNmedy commences q
O'Clock. DOT "a
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Received on each representation with
THUNDERS or APPLAUSE.
On Friday Evening, Oct. ~, $500,
will be presented Charles Gsylor's celebrated Ma.
tioual Drama In . aotr, entitled
Blu LII R u N.
Or the sackinE OF Falrfax Court House.
JUPITER. ia C0n,rabaLd). Mr.. CHANFRAU.
Col Ellsworth. ..............hr.A a ~ Davenport
rnuk DroWheu...' ...... ..... mr. ~ IA nnIieV
vHChou.. mt thou
MIS- Jackson. ........ 80. MIS- n r. S,euen
Hank Bunker. - with songs. Mics Annie W Wnks
Juno. Mis- Ella Christy
Act !, Scene l.-ylsw Of LoLg bridge by moon
light Crossing OF U. 3. Troops.
Scene 2.-Ext.rior Of the Marshill llouss.
Scene S-Stairway In the Marshall Housr-Dea,h
e Ellsworth and Fsarfu Retributiou on the Rebel
Jackson.
40, u.-Fairfax Courihoue In June, ls6i-En.
rance Of the Union Ftrcts- SsckiBg Of Fairfax
Court house
i Act III The Femsle Spy IN this Union Camp
Sew National Song, '.rhe Battle cry OF Freeaom'-
Death OF the PeDale Spy-Skitmhh In The Vicinity
Of Bull Rui Look cut for B1mbshels s-Chargs Of
Black Horse Cavalry-BAt,le Of bull Ruu-Tab.
leau.
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Order for Enrolling the Militia.

Mal.eln. Anrnst s 1852

J
Genera Osder, No IS Tie Governor
having received instructions from tile
President Of the United States, Jv virtue
Of an act Of Congress, to proceed forth
with to obtain . c"rrce: enrolment Of the
persons Liable 10 military duty in the
State, the following order is hereby made
public, to that eni:
|. /! is made the duty Of the sheriff. in
The several counties Of tic State to secure
such enrolment. They viii be authorized
10 appoint deputies IN each town or ward
10 assist. and may il their discretion ap-
point the assessor, in each town or ward
Is such deputies. They will proceed i'm
rnedjaleIy TO prepare lists Of al! able bod
led mon. residents Of the county, bet"een
eighteen and forty five years Of age -
Blanks ard specific Instructions will be
Immediately io.wa.ay' u lie sheriff, Il
each county for this purpose.
ii. v heu completed tie Sheriff shall
cause the enrolled list 70 lie kept for exam
iuation for three lays IN some rub'ic place
ii each town OF ward. The Governor Iii
reefs the attention OF all loyal ciDizau- t.
tie necessity Of having This roll correct and
impartial, and invites them to examine
,bc rolls ia tleseyeTaI towns, in order that
persons who may nave avoided enroll
rnent, or been overlooked, may | c added
to the roll, tho names Of whom shall l.
added by the S@arf.
Ill Ihesevera shel1fs are directed T.,
proceed as rapidly as possible in the dis
charge ofthe duties, required and will, on
the completion # tie roll IL any town or
war;, cause a copj l. b male to be retain
ed hy them and the original o he forward
"a by mail to the Adjutant Generals otii:a
The roiIs for the Who'll, State mast BE tilul
in tbat Office BY The first Of September at
farthest, ani t. this end ali due diligence
is charged upon tie several officers.
". Resident sheriff. vii! perform the
dutiesin allcountjes attached to their own
for judicial purposes.
Y. The persons charged with tue exc
cnlion Of the duties under his order vii
receive a reasonable compensation from
the United States
BY order Of the Governor and Com
mander-iuCLief.
A. GAYLORD,
AijItant General of Wisconsin,
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asi rev front presented Regiment
We'd with regiment. an brigade with Lr..
ade/In deeds q! ralo-, and few instance,
indeed were there where even individuals
ia';ere ].
The E;eh'h and Twelfth Regulars, lei
BY Captain Pitcher. did excellent service.
CAPTAIN Z. was wounded in the knee bT
musket Shot, but kept the field until the
end When firing Of m1sketry ceased, at
dark, tie artillery on tie mountain kept
up a ran ION firing till near midnight. Il
dark oar troops Withdrew to SINAI. copss
ofwoo1s, where they were joined soon Al
ter BIZ the corps Of Mcdowell and Sicel,
who formed Ia their rear At 2. ",
he hungry and weary troops Of Banks
ware relieved, and fell back half mile,
resting on their arms.
About ] p 81, General Pope went ups
on the Heil, and was greeted with vocifer
Gus cheering. The General rode 10 the
extreme front in the thickest Of the fight,
ami came near getting into a rebel ambn7,
Gale. Lu. discovered danger in time to
avoid it.
We TOOK sr'cr". fgoeIs prisoners.
! !. certain 'a's me froel zen. " i"r"r
= S..e.' "e9sF'I Jackson '' "onHiea
.''@1''y ia ne mana. zen. 'oa&'on Is NOR
'a.E ""IA,e.-
We F9'e' force was from forty to h''y
, '-D.',.,'-.., gu """"4 j. NO
g', ,: o, -, 's''' ear y SefeTe-y "onH
I 4@ :" ,; ;Is a n" Zen "s" BANKS ha' las
nor C, "I.Ie.' o.'''e' mn
.,.a-, "a ,rasnr.4 '' ,r;n ''r =, '..'
Iyo.f;n,..r,, e.. . ,'''.' - -
~ go. e a.,.,r.-,..
80 ~, u q '''.e' ) ana " ,a,2e nun
.'''' p S''i''' q us we're capture" If""' t'e
s"r 4, u. .,..
-. : '4..t ',.',.''E :. >. ae'I''.I' Il.'
,,..,' -" ~ .l: - - w.
'''ss'' ~ '..'' ~ - '',' ''5'' ~ S!'r'
a,.'' =, l'''''s''''''eG ','
~, = . 49, '''.1 IA. pee" 1G,'e'
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Burning ofa Steamer at Sea Terrible
Loss Of Life.

ian iTauciSCo, Aug. D.
The steamer Go.4cn Gaze. Hudson
commander, burned at sen She sailed
hence for Panama. DIST uIt, having g5
cabin passengers, I47 second cabin AMI
s'ecrsge, ant % CROW, with 800. 600
treasure, r which Urbv, B7rne d Co
lad SO coo, and Weaver, Lo,ct& Co..
10000
On tie 9th uIt, At four o'cIocl, and As
minutes i. VI when fifteen mics north of
MANILA, while the passengers were din
iug, the cry Of fire vas heard. The steam.
er was promptly headed for shore. AT
three and half miles di,tau:, the flames
were making fearful hea3wav on Tie un,
per dy.k. soon after size struck Tie beach,
and lie fasze gers and crew Who had 10,
got Toto boats jumped overheard anI On.
deavorei to swim Ashore Abol, 100. Ia
Guiding ige children swan or were wash
ei ashore alive The ship burned to tie
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waters edge, aud soon disapPea,ed Those
on shore maize their way to ManziIa on
the 2Slh.
Just as Tue steamer s.. Louis arrived ~
from Pansm1, some others escaped to
MANILA in boats. One boat with 80
has not been heard from AMI probably
made to tie shore south Of Manz!la.
The ST. Louis arrived here tonight,
bringing seventy eight Golden g ate pas
>engers, all that ATE known TO be saved.
and portion Of the crew.
Capt Hudson, with portion of the
crew, remained ar Mal-zi.ia, looking after
The missing passengers.
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7 Il + / / 10 Il


w are prepared a. Al! times to 10 any
I'D If work ia the Book and Job Print
ing Inc. Having a large and varied as
s--.-ent Of type, and large stock Of diff
FEET kinds Of paper, we car print hand
5.ss5, cards, elects, mates, dc, as neat a
caa lie done this side Of Milwaukee, and as
u, as The che1pgsf Try US
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ONWARD ASSOCIATION.
PIN,

4 Bene7olent IlitituliSn established by special
Endowment for the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed eff cted agh Eirulcnr and Epidemic
Diseases, and espeCiallyior the Cure OF Disea-
ses of the Sexual 0Tgaus
hTEDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the &c
w ting Surgeon. 10 all vino apply by letter,
With description OF their condition, fagc, occu
patton, habits of lite, &c, an in cases Of ex-
'reme poverty, Medicines furnished free OF
charge
VALUABLE REfOHTS on Spermatorrhoea,
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on
the NEW REMEDIES emp!osed in the Dispen,
saly, sent TO tie al ctcd il sealed letter eavel.
opes, free of charge. Two or three stamps Tor
postage viii be acceptable,
ADDRESS Dr.. j. SKILLfN HGUGITON, Act
irS Surgeon, Howa-d Association, No. 2 Snu,ii
ninth Street, Pni!st.ipbis, Ia. By order Of TIM
Directors. EZRA y. HEARTTiLI, Fces't..
ca. FAftEU,,r, 81. Ye;a--~
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SINGER & cos
LETTER "An FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

LETTER "A' FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
VIII all the Recent Improvements,
Is the BEST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAU
TIFUL Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma.
chine will sew anything, from the running
OF tuck in Tal!etan 10 the making Of ,an
Overcoat-aUy thing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down 10 the softest Gauze or Gossa-
mer Tissue, and is ever ready TO do its
work to perfection. Il can fell, hem, bind,
gather, tuck, quilt, aud h9, capacity f,r a
great variety of ornamental work Thi,
IS not the only Machine that can fe.!, hem,
bind, and so forth, but it will 90 50 better
than any other Machine. The Letter a"
Family Sewing Machine may be haj in u
great variety Of cabinet cases Tie Fcld>
mo Case, which is now becoming so pop
uiar, is, as lis name implies, one that can
be folded into a box or case, which, when
opened, makes beautiful substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
Send for copy of SINGER & Co. Ga
zr.Tr.. "
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IHE hCsH FoR OFFICE UNDER The TAX
Law --Tucre are already filed thirty
thousand applications for appointments
Under he tax law. Put tie applicants in
tie army
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Who ai.l hereafter do business under his own
name and "a It's own account, at tue old stand
Those @ho are indebted 10 me are req let d
70 aettle wth Mr.. Richie, ~Rom have auihof-
led 10 collect money and giee receipts for thr
me. RICHARD KLlEGHpTZ
Na0itr-cr, ~ }. -.
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Lost,

~ the morning Of August 7th. between the
" Branch ard John OConuor's on tl4e Flank
Road, & large DOUBLE SHAWL, red color. in
termixed with green The iader will cunfcr a
favor b. leaving it at the Plot Office
WILLIAM FALVEY.
Franklin, Aug. Il, 1852
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"a Ii misfortune cones INTO your
house he patton; aud smile pleasantly aud
j. a;.' talk cut again. FOR !, ca97c. bear
,asgf., ,cmpauy.
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EAGLE.
DRUG STORE
South side Of tie Rieer, 4Nnito~cc, us
HENRY BEEsNER

respectfully informs the public Of Mantle
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Melicine store formerly kept
by LFuBHER & RUDIGEE, on the corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side Of
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding TO and
repleushing the same. lie has large
and extensive assortment Of vUEE
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Is HEREBY GIVEN that 81 l.aye his day sold
l. our Hird~acc establishment. Together with
TIE accounts and notes, 10 Mr.. SOCRATES
HILL, for whom We ask continuance OF the
kindness sud custom heretofore bestowed upon
Us. .- - DORCHERDr & SMITH
Manitowoc, January II, 1850.
In conformity with the above, would inform
my friends and he community thai shall CON
tinue to deal III
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REcECITING -Rscrui ting for Mcssrs WALK
ER and MURPHY's Company Of Volunteers is
prospecting finely. 4 goody number have al
ready enlisted here and additions are made ev-
cry day. Mr.. WALKER has been recruiting in
kewaunee county for the past week, and we
doubt not that he will be successful in getting
up full company in coed season.
Lieut.. PIzzAIA, lately of the 9Th Regime Mt.
and Mr. HENRY BAETz Register OF Feeds, have
been comm issioned to raise a company for the
SIGEL Regiment. They have made KIIsGHoLz
HALL their Head Quarters, ard have already
commenced recruiting. There would not he
much trouble in getting three companies to-
gether in this county il our harvest was not 50
backward. Every man who can go, should Q"
Immediately, and not wait TO be drafted, as il
pays the Volunteer far better, and IS much
more agreeable
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AEREsr.-- On Sandal norr ing. Mr. AxDEEsoY,
a Norwegian by birth, and matchmaker by trade,
was arrested by Deputy L. S. Marshal JonN T.
GUYLEs, and conveyed to Jail, where he was con
fined until evening, and then liberated Mr.
ANDERSON has resided here for ten or twelve
years, aud is quiet, uaobttu.iYe citizsn.-
What Sir, GuYLEs' motive for his arrest was, we
have not lc1rned, and we as well as Other per-
sons cannot understand Ay he was liberated If
there was any cause for his incarceration, Per
h'ps lie future may throw some light on The
sui isct
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Change in kiingholZ Hall
mr.. AgGUsT EEgsgTE1.

I HAVE tlis day transferred my Saloon bu
L ness 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-29
DEAE II TT So

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
l enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
HARLES GOKrUN, born in Tenewee county
Michigan % years old. y IN ,chinist, enlisted Nov
18th, 81. ~ .,4vsoJ OFT, by C.pt Vim Purcell, hr
three ys.rs. Gray eyes. auburn hair, 4 rid COM
plox.on, s II ~ inches IN lei. ut deserted oo
sunday the 5.st asy OF Decsm Der. 1862.
ALsEKr rEr PIE, born in Mstieury ecuaty.
illinois, 20 yeas old, occupa ion former enlist
ed Nov - h, Is 2. IT Davenport, by tspt Vim
Puisell tor three y. Rrs. Blue eyes. br, va hsir,
nosid compi. zion. 8 II 81 inchee high, deserted
Oh Sundx., the 2lrt OF december. 1852.
ALBERt PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland. 81 years uld farmer BY occu, alton. en-
listed sspteu,ber 9th. 1862. at keokuk, BY Maj n
v lillian Belknsy. for 3 years; has grey eye',
-"wn hair, iair complexion, b feet inches high
for .hs 18th lnfan'ry.
!. l.. BRADkN, horn In Decatur county. Indi-
ana agsd 2s years, by occupation . farmer, en-
Listed at davenport, VA, usust 10, has hszsI
cye-. black hs,r and dark oouplexi,n, height b
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM u JONES. horn in Orssge county,
New York, aged "a years by occupation car
blsck eyes, sandy hair and dark coopisxion,
height Fee isches.
JOHN hOCGdrEN, born in Hardin county
OHIO, aged ~ years, By occopst,on . farmer. en-
lifted al Jassnpost, lows. Septswber 20, has grey
eyes. light hair and light complexion, height
feet 81 iaches. >.
A.y o.s Appsshe iisg snv one Ct oil Of said
sold,srs, will BE paid ali reasonable cost o. trans
,surtatioo end subsisteuce, Together with reward
Of ave dollar, VII aid dsss rtsss ssturned e
the Con usnding Vaicsr Of Camp n ,Cl.llsn.
RM LirTLkk,
Can't In ID lows Iufsn,ry, Commanding Can,
As(.lsll.s, Dsvss port, Dsc. 23. 1882 du
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Since the breaking ont Of this rebel
iion Tho editor Of this journal has Oon'
svs,su" with the f,e.ds Vi the Union
: VI III. government, Who o.vo'e
III. mssiyes " Tue p,.s.rsstion " both
lls n.s found Democrats by thousands
x,s..g their tres.urr, taeis ss's'ce. s.d
heir Dl.od freely III forte to cru'n the
rsbell.ou. '.lls las NOT, however, q"
covered that ultra sbvlilivuisss are " OIL
lavish in tne.e re.peo,s. hist class o'
ps,r.ots, alter cosl.ituting s.fn ilsn.'y
" sxels 9. beilion, re,vAID II home De
.ouucing the ad,nin:strs'ion, dividing
he North, uu,,,n. the south sn1 sin'
Distressing .hs army"
The record VI the Tribune, when IN.
lily made up, will be . serious one. y
irst Invited the Cotton States to seceoe'
proving TO i,s own Satisfaction, that thsy
mad til. right do 20, aud that 80 bid
90 r,yh, ~ &, STRAIN tLem. Il then III
sisted that the Border ) ates should Z
~nh them, ,ehc.nes,iy denou.clng III
!. 4 ~. " ksrp Ienn. see. Nor. Carroll
IA, g.. g., 10 the UG,Gn. And now,
whl.c tl.er. OF blood are flowing, VIII Is
tens If thousands OF our youth are l.n
gushing IN no. pi,sl while our s'r.e''
.w~rm y,lh y. undrd aud manned, WITH
sharp OF uose aud keen oi pceni, Tie
Tribune smells out AID dcnonnces every
.,im.,.o. Or poss.bii,'y Of =ace.-A'-
tany Jou,na;!!.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-29

How Tss PsorI. AVE SwISDfRD.-
The liocbsstrr Union ssys tbs. the NJ
agra, Of Bas.k.' sspsdst,on oas bsilt on
he st. Lswrsncs y le44, and ran On
Lake Ontatio till 1890, when sLe We
lad up. The U"i0n sdds:
"She laid 1t the Charlotte dock two
,ssra, when last spr,ns party came
Tom New York aid purchased her tor
abuxt nine fh0usaHd dollars Nth the
svcwed purpose Of ns'ng her ~ . mar.
xrt bost IN the waters about New York
The Niagara was taken down the 81.
Lswrxncs and ronnd the eoss,, and
showed her weakness on thst gage.
Many pred.c..d that she you'd sevsI
resch her destination. Tue next VA
heard of the Niagara she had been char.
.-,ed to the government for Ten thou
sand dollars per month aud her tael
found, to bs used a. transport. W.
presume that she hiss been under Pay
ever since,"
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-9o,,eo,h, What Q tremendous price
sor % sm,ll an Object. Will the people
,s,,ify III % who compelled our Cent?
ia, dsspits their judgment, 10 commit
=, cr,yc IN Croft We charge ~ on Tue
radical party the carnage al Frede''ck''
.urg, and the coan'sy will sustain 'nf
,hsres. The time Is coming wneo 'oe
encouragement Of tho p''t e's"' 81
oon,hs gill b investigated. and the ~
.hor. Of our mi.for,unes be held 10 .
,,;ct account Tor the folly aud criminal
- which have once more brought sor-
o, and shame upon our people.
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Tho foIlo~ing extract is from one OF
the " asbiDgton correspondents OF the
World, eomrls, Ing Of the u justifable
inter s;eLce with hts bus'nc.s
Within the past two days dispatches
eft Mt tie teleg,ah ,fiice tor 'ransmi.
ION to the World 10 The following ct
t.ct have been suppressed bv the Sec,
OF VA, First, d"irg- Of the Republican
caucus on Wednesday. Second, prota-
.ilt es OF Stanton. being removed
rhrd, actual charges in The cab,ne,
aud those prob.ble. Fourth, extracts
from Chronicle editorial, ats,ing that the
late ret,o.rade movements Of the army
proves that of, nave movements are re
.umed Filth, that, IN Senator Fessen
len. ! ngnage the censorship Was nos
more ihsn ever IAN organized nstem o
ly,ng" H,h, the total Il xii el snc
v bundled 10 each diva on in the lat,
battle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-29

4" SrupIp "AsD" DIsnoNtsr PAS
rY.-The Washington correspondent II
h. Springf ID Republican furnishes the
oiIo~ing photograph u bis friends Of
h- Republican, patty:
II i. idle for s,up,u Rel ub leans in the
Ess, to hide the facts in this nate'.
There Is danger in these arrests, a, Sen
ator 1ranhull s,a'cl y-src,d.y upo.
the flo OF the Senate, aud II the Re
puLl can leaders have fuse 10 justin,
he loose system which M. Stanton b >
inagura,ed, the people Will not sust~in
hem # they do, aud they will coon be
~i,hort majotilies in Coz gr-.s and thu
State legislatures. Bnt like the old
Wing leaders, the Republican leader.
possess a wonderful cal aciiy ior runin-
jig their own cause-an amazing lark
Of shre~tlness. A z 'oi many pie.
nete blame such men ~ Da~e., OF , orr
'ii.,,ic', because he has no, been back
.ad 10 exposing frauds and tn e.i, .
generally. Isu.pect thu, some OF ID.
defeated members for the Congrs.
members Of th'- feel very sore over
the operations III the D4 e. inv-s;iys.
ting CO nm'ttee, I NJ the { ct i., il 10 ol
the Investigations that have hnst th.
party, but tie fr"nds - Some IF our Re
p"li,rar friends Ind tet,ey s,.p steal,r5
md cheofiny, Il they tc.i 9 ,vg,ve ~,
party M honest r.pu Stion. sLd 10
vainly imagine that cover'ng up lieu
nli b., lp The Republics" "a u, or M,
ter. Mr.. ljx.es. then, IL no, onl'
honest, tut he il .hrewed. lie knoe
that It is the best p1iicy FIR Us TO be hon
est. aud to make war upon froads.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rest e1cs w,aler Tine Tabls.
Arssval anl DeDastsre Of the oails.


poofpSvICB ~ eavsNP0Rf, IOWA.
EAsrsaM MAIL.-Closes at 8 4. n. AMI ~ r
n. Arrives ., ~ A. n. aud ~ r. Sanisys
excepted.
Wssrssn MAIL Gloss At . A. \. Arrives
q 81. n. Suud,y excepted.
Noxrssan Iowa AAIL.-Closss 1t eH I. =.
Arrives u ~ r. NJ.
Sou1REs. Iowa AAL.-Closss 1t 8 n. Al
rivss st 6P. n.
NuxrBsxn VIA DRWirr.-Closes Sunday. Tees.
day and Thursday a,sA r. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday aad saturday 49, X. y.
ROUTk No. lUv77 W. biue 0rase, eee-C!oees
Monday. " Wednesday 81 Friday ~ 81 sclk. y.
Arrives Tuesday, TAuesaay and SATURDAY st IL
o'clock n.
krurr No. Iosls-via Tipte CLOSES Tussday
md Friday ~ " O'Clock \ arrives Tussday And
Friday 1t Il o'clock n.
Rorrs No. lOyx7-vsa rufai,-Closes Friday
1t 8 o'clock A N arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
kouT. No. l02so-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday 1t 81 P. Arrives
Saturday 1t eP.N
OYpIc. HoURs. Office open at 8 o'clock 4. y.
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock r. Once
slossd ssy o'clock r. n. Office open On Su.dsy
from to ; .clock +. NJ.
~ Az the prlnoipai mills are carried BY Rail
Road, oil the time as s,stsd herein will be
RAIL k0AD IDs, tho clock in the Super'ntsnd.
ent's Office, N. = n. RI. Depot, being the stand
ard CAAS Il. EL.kls'GE. +. n.