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fcna! Nol!es

~ PURSUANCE OF an order Of tAc Surrogate
a a. County OF Nsw-l orr. notice ~ 80 30 D. g.,
an. la-i,- cisirf egaio.i HENRY MLrHhN !te OF hr
CITY Oh Nsw.Y oecos'e5, T. proent .", -,. "'n
a.. tlo-.. 90 tie .u5frrbeI a. The ' D." .i 'tH IA W.
III, .q ,s.sl..t n III. city Of Newfof o on .'o- 'A'
rb Jsv ol Ocrbc. reG-u.itd Ncs-I or atici ~ i.'-
n-,tj is,Gy,Ta JAMES W. Hlff, B. '. 'r.
NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT.-Nodce is Ac.e--
y b, ,fgen N.st FD"lN SAUNDERS O.. 70 '4y OF
-.... i tha County Of Iafsac, and 1 % s 4'ff '''f
i,.b this C.y made a.sifrl-Ht o. tr or. %
&c ', l eY.l benefit - he c-cd.off, aad ff the ESQ
. q, IN ,i5it tbei, .1eeiiFr siI uDu.r on 10
All -,nat il,. within tlr term OF tAfee no '''.' q.
son. ''' 90 june c. s. VAN WACrNEn. A'..H'e.
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Receipts Of Produce.

,fsNp,y july. -l5l.o b0ls Flour l6l blls Corn Aiea
10. t.s ~ a. "a, $50 bush Wheat, 2ialj hItI Dts,
1918 bush Com 1903 pas. iIovigus, - Phe' Ates, -"
pa. Lard q sea Lafl.
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Mnraei.-cAas,-ll, RArorrap lasN z Ia'as,'r

MosrhY. july o. 1902.
AsHgs-Tho m4rke, q. les. active Tor Po' bu. IL M a.
a.i r--f.- iuac.. We aud n1miItl at 80
EOlfOS-1he oieiins- are very u1de A. md o. ne isw
Mdd 10 iand. end 3d. New Orleans and TcKar Tao i'm
,y,pn io rr,at ioa ure s.irlf.d by hs iOreign al
wees which o. aud qo't the sales o. The wees
II Liverpool - 600 bales, including iOoJ on pecniiop
snl 81 600 to exporters The nIke was ezcte5 ID
higher clio inr unrsnf. The u. Tor Md
al, tpand. is.d a. To- 80. Mobile end Dew Orleans
$50 Jr sa.r pant' aud '.dflL ~ .io9as ond ne"
which 75C1O American. Az Auction sale Ok Gun Cotton
Is ced Tor to morrow
ssrs oil AGO. bags private Beyond ms tho Sst
has been luet Of only 70 bag Jamaica at Pces
FL0iR AnD MEAI--The Flour market Is we'll supplied
and t., low grade. Western anu Ste ar 3ni0c bbL
In n the better d. sin guir az ssaoyi we ssss
ere 10 i0l hb fpg - for lupoinne Saie and Wet
do ~ ., - 10 Tor ihs low grades - Western Extra :" 10
Z 20 for shipping brands vi rolld-h0op E1.a Ohoi and
95i 80 10 Ter trade brands. Caian Flour easier aud
srsdes Extras and sg 80 10 Tor trade bsand Southern
Flour the low grades plenty and dull
baltimore and 8yo 80 Is FOX the better grades Rye
Flour quiet bat steady s,es Of LOO b9ls a. ~ for
supeThue snd extra Corn Meal Is teay and In Improved
demand sales Of lc bb - - 500 81 % toT jersey, and
~ tor Bgsu5yw ine.
Flsu-D Cod are IN light stock and ere quite 6rIn with
sm0dcTste inquiry aes o. 0O qts 81. Georges ban a,
! ~ MacAee. quiet, but ARA, at previous rstes
GkAN-IAs Mhsa. tasio Is more 5e ally -npplied and
IL Irregular Spring 3. T. oush. lower but Winter Is not
plenty and steady Business he's tccn somewhat inter
Iup.ed to-day BY strike among The ga.n shovelof- who
So thus causing much delay in the loading Of ships but this
viii only Dc temporary however Increased hImness ~
ne... Tho include l2i65D bush, end consist Of
4, 40 bush CHICAGO spiing a, s,cG II OBJ 1880 do
Iowa Sc, at ~ 1901 IA % 30 DO. Red weseu
rt 1871 p l22oO do Amber MICHIGAN a. 3 % sou do
VI % y go do Racine spung ~ O'c& % and 40 do
choice White Asn.geAy Gu pga,o terms Barley aas Ga.
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Give stock OF the v. Y. nnd Eris Railroad.

CAwPgILg. soturia,t July Loo.
For ,be week ending 81 ursy July 5ll ct-s OF Cati',
10 rs- hi Wo-. lo sheep d. ioes. en- ,Sens iotai
cars o 500 10. the e l5I, STOW ing n mc-a.- over ss
,yteS of cars Of 1--we .lcck.
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SUPERIOR COUBT-SpEcAL TsRS-JuLr F-Seiof'
Justice MOyELl.


Patrick c. keary agt. Jacob Rothschh!.-- Notion
dered without costs and with liberty TO rene" after eonn'-
mation Of referees report - a.. b.. -
Herman Uarscns AZ. Christian CIane order - nov
c.u.a vacated and temporary injunction uo1stG Ao.t
costs Order 70 o.. settled dsys notice TO pslans
Sars6 T. Cl..l s-l Abraham b. C,s.k-Motion cea.ed'
ryi'h 2 = costs TO defendant. =, , .,
woodruff al Dckie, Field st. hAeps- Notions 'h'eu-
Paul C. Gco..o sgt Csrgle GsJssc-Diyorce granted
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SPECIAL lEls.--JvAi g. De.ofi 5usice NAt..hts
DECISIONS.


Corning et a. agt. Peters ct al.-Sce opinion.
s % and Leather Bank agt JOHN Tiomqs1n -ucmurges
nd with coats ami with leave to defgadau. - answer
ia 20 days
Ch,res y Boswtk AT. Wm. Elton el al. Complaint dis
missed without costs. =,
Jaus. = Davis agt Jaaes Do'n.Reierence ordered 20
WA Mci,uuy esl, 20 tlko account o. money I'd y at
nisnt The question o. cots, snd other 9rs.oHs ~ 90
reser, Ell until The coming "a O. tue report -.
y. B-lhe above costs w.t The special Term Nie'~
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Fallrg d this year.............,



Tie decision tnc Supreme Cour, - ih state on le right
ofces and counties 10 4Se stock in aod Companies s
lr.tve r eltiol g. issue. 1ks decision saerp of
LA e.cr every 1-Ld given i0r t4e OF r-
roads obi. Sta,e b~ cfie and counties u hDr corporate
eapacit, aud hold taoe bon ls ree lee
This j. yFicvous hsrlhir albeit, y 10 tAe law The people
o those counties OF Iowa hch isvs become Involves IN
,s,osd l0ud debts vii rejoice ~ i decision, but . Gee
ri-s d.ite a. tA1s Do o4Ucd tleir money n tn.-e CO
Iies TIE faith tho C0unig8 -nt cts WHEN issued ne
bonds.
a it SNOW mi'lion- OF dol. have been loaned % cities
ard eouutie rot dollar which can oe recovered DO tlr de-
tie supreme Com. n Iowa should be confined hy
.h ned ti.es Courts. We eve uo ilgl TO l1d with de
ruug of tis Supreme Court bat tsrf = grnat zeal OF
ll. e on I've JUDGES or tle some Court - D. decided
,l-ri.e ou f0fnrr o..ason, AID WtcI decision mauy
persons Induced o. nYC3. their money u ullts Of towns
Dubuque, by Size decision Of the saprsne Cont IS ie.
i,sed ou s D., ncl. by o. county ot - ZOO i BORIS
ven O.. sid n tle ron n ne a. and l. t. T., alt
b. civ rss.sed lab i'iss cn onH''n. O. $3.50 No.
10000 % tla ID. rd - b. r. ard 800 go % the D. ".
i.t Iold Could thit t-ra been doe without wfolstg
c..ao.s o. y.- justly Dire taen .t would %, veil A 70
is aI .r-lb r- az aW s 'c,s these cfe-ars 20 loss
ssh iol upt 90 many o. hem 20 runous
40 ehego .t, every iet iloul el by coporat is o.
hl.rc nt, T ia rt' a.d atula by 81 Jules t- nolol
n. t,ia wh cs su.cepla.s ol lce enforce tat OF l0i
III ST. Pant Press says:
VLehatLgieg OF tie s.. Paul AMI Pacific Rlll0ad Is Ga
flad ard trains ueuced % rl ir0 st Psli o. nt an
CD ny OBJ Iur. l'2 mi. IL fle fist link n ne greet
c.l . railroads which viii, in th1 colfse "t f y-ari
spread fnm lhe valley q tue Nusl-ppi 20
th, E,d Rive oi lie Hoi AID Jm Lazo suI o'io to tie
Ngo,s = Anihosv contractors will carry the work vg
o-,lsiv Ii- sin 20 laid IN tvo CHI 80
iloHt ad 70 s. thought likely rs. tie Tails nay rea-l -
.old Dsiore tho Mtler sntsi IN.
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cougr OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-JuLY 7.-Bs'ors
Judge McCrSs

The july Term ot tnIs Court eomhieh'Su c 1uis
-, Tb, f,,loviu. gentlemen were a. the Orand
,nry: Janr. ~ Gross, Foreman. Jreh Bull Tno%.s I.
c,ner johu Dsytor John ?. Higgins Adm hesdenoeigh
- ivir1s on Wa. H. Haines I,ase & Ogden IT,. stephen
pbibiu Adonah 5. Qusck-nbush David SLAYER. Hem ton
p -esrirs Janies Smith Nm. C. Uhhorn, Peer Martin
The Iadsc 10 cha ug the Jury congratulated them UPON
lie .nallness o. the Calendar.
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Gold demand notes are steady at lolt a lVo' III
;rd.btedpess certificates there is not much DONG,
and tie quotation is 9Ssa9a. The 7.SVs are da-1
bat frm Of 1903 l03..
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T'HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

in coIoplpcs with the wi.he. q the Public The Shares
&c Iurkb Bath Company been reduced 20 Ten DOi
LARS each.
Those however, EubsorbiDg Eve shares or 10 the s m
81 ~ viii beside lie Iega dividend, onyoy tho pnYf-"
q rhEh TIC NET. svseble once n every Two months
NSoH kl1t,htres " per cent or tue iuycsir -Dt - 80.
ID ~ p,ions 70 the Stock O. tue TURKISH BAJi Co1i-
"il nov Do received a. ne olces o. the following
Soufna'a; hvenins Post Express journal Of Commerce.
no. los " sier.st ' M } an W " IT,
=, ne yloV,aB gentlemen compose the Boald Of Directions
Ron Alex w. bradford, IL d. Valentine Mltt. 4 D.
WI. Cy9e' hiysnt' ESQ. John Ofdrouauz, N. san
ALtVV - e9Hnls1Hp LID, Col itaTy COuimali0n,
Hon Geo Folsom, Ion nil 3 ~ s,nerp
Cha. Godfrey 6unther. ste Iob, - NJ u '
Charles King Lid. Pee. Col W. n vssn g,rcn NJ D.
e0Aeke'c osc.uv,,, SANITARY Comm Sion
y BMf OSCANlAN can be sen a. the of ,e Of Vanity
gsr No ZIG Hafssa-si OF at 80. 81 Faaye,te.piace
gkN0DD & RAFFERTY,, Manufacturers Of
4 Stationary, Portable taEees, Boilers, Flax Hemp
CAkum ROPE MscAlne,j 20 - Dey-st. Secondhand En
rnes constantly on hand. WORKS. Pserson N j
'I'HE NAMES and LOCATIONS OF dealers
city and country VINO eel =. 7. coz BUCK-I GOODS
will appear IN The Tribune SATURDAY JAW - Con.
slmeIs Of Provisions, look o. Il. and ave money.
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Mosuti, July 5-P. -.
There WAS a moderate amount of business az the
Morning Sto,s Bonrd, without any prominent fes-
tire. Tie scare Of last week appears TO have been
recovered ON, although there 10 sill bestancy ia
operating which gives TIC hears cooraee 70 hammer
with considerable yigor. Illinois Central and prai-
RE On Chen were among Tue most buoyGnt shares
advancing q u T. cent, bat the whole LIT VIE
luoyari "a general advance OF al cent Gov
eminent Sccuriiies. which are the thermometer Of
the market showed an improvement Of ! q cent.
Aner the Board there was not much dong hnd
pices were without important change. AZ the Sec
oud Boaid IRE market wis generally lower, bnt
Government clrtie- were firm. The shares were
rather pressed On TIE Hiarke, az lower hgures. Tire
decline. however, was not very important The
rumor IN regard 10 p fuccoss Of Mcclellan. under an
a,iacs ca ll- leg wing did BOT appcaI 10 have much
influence. At - cIcso tle make. wac VEGA. Tho
latest Cures wor.. L.. s. d., 1881. Registered. luil
alJ.r; Us .6s. 1851. Coupon lUl b. iu2 r.. :.
u. 1873. Coupon. .J1tlt $50 Treasury Notes.
l0ef4Iua. Au,nc.n Guld, Io. clos i,r-
uessee Or. ~ 4.1; Missouri e., El eH',; Pacific
,'ail Steamship Con. any, li-oii2. New-lolk
Central Railroad. 50 S9'i Erie Railroad 81 3ili
ll-. ''i''''i' -, 49,,
i.'l. '"', w. ,-'. -. - :,
c.,,-orp.',,..J ,a7 ,,r.
af.rh .ln Sog.Lcn and Northern Indiana Rpiirad,
as. Michigan southern and Northern Indiana
4 lroad Guaranteed, 55o5tl, Panama E-.'nad
la2aIai. lLia.s Central Railroad. So 60; Glove
and and Pittsburgh Railroad - -; Gacna aul
Chicago Railroad 69a09li Cleveland ard Tol-do
~. ..o,. --...., p,-l;,,,o,, .,a o.,,c,
,.... Gen.. ......i
49, - 90 a.. .o,..,.. 81, coI S,orli,, -.
no CLOSE amer ''' "l''N'. 'H "'''' ',.'"b
lIllI I'D tlc transactions being mainly 80 ~.
fleltuit arc Li'f' "'i'c' CT VIAL! io' '''"'' '
Great Britain aud rates are apnlu Amer 10 Li'-
erpool, The engagements r' ''oOv o'''' " .''' "'
y i2i. DO D'.' am "'s' - ',s D" "'
rate 2"'O" lus'' O'''' '' - t'', D" D'''- ',''
oassi -'40o hD''' f'J'' a. .''' ,''' '''''
ii"fi q. "''' zoe 80 '.,'-'' ~
.. l'd., n 'ts-' @'V,o 'D'' i'u' "' ''
Hns-oi' i1'O '''.' "'s"'' 81, '-''' ~ ''7
Flour al 81. 44'' lie .ud''''' ,'. - "a
.,,. so,l b,l wa. IN
l-d.' Dai'sh brig "'h o,V'J oa'.' ,'.'' 70
Cork .ul IA market, " ith lS,OOD bush. " heal" Hnl
I .t.- Il..tl., ir.s si.o with Wheat a. I'D. lu
a'".u.i 3" .''- '''
IYtt and . Il C.ut uTluage lu AlLti an MA io "
In "a iii l-a'n al il,d. an
oi.tl vit h h'i"'iN' wa
/ Austrian barA, Wnh [i,uVV Dush' h"'"1 ~ N''N'
- -l... - n. A. ar. two other vrsselh % Corr,
''' '-D-'' " -, ,,o 49,. ..t.
lur ord o., o. ~ g ialk 81 DIV 'l''i WIN
... d.. C,lt, al ; n and % ~ cent lrinaze FOR
Eight pipe.
a. CT I'-,o.,ry ,,.o.. Recairis
me ''TiHr-' "i ''' '"' -
~, ..l .seJ o9-flr Customs, .'.2N.OuO; Payments
-'' ..,. "a, =, - 40 rr. oct a.
-. w, tfo rdi balth'' f'' ~ u.s.
Vh. Cii.t.0 and Rock Island halrca1 company
I fA+
earned 10 juno erefmt
an, aC3I
,. ......el5oso
Tbo Iast week Of June gave an increase Of $40 0O0
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COURT CALaNDAR-foa TusspAt.
SUPREME COURT--CnAMBkhs-kese tNta--N0e
b. 50 90, 81, 81, The .sl eommcaces a. no. -
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Law lNTELLlGENCE.

SUPREME COCRT-GENerAL TERv.--lrIr 1-bei0fe
Justices SUTHERLAND. LfoNAHD. and tLEhhe.
TAXATION OF UNITED STATES sfo'h'.
The Court oveued his morning. pa snsui 10 ad-
i,urnment number ri c0oase! apl 'ss Tor 'lois
Iapks h. m ci.y roltet tie action o. te * -
er VINO have a il.d be banks or % 81 a''es
octs held ~ them The pocee.fs came up on ~ u
oysr obtained iol the purpose Of renew in.s ar,-
OF IA. Toum aue.s of iags- 1ud 49, 's Inc cnnnei
r.. te bank that by Ire l~s Of re ,f4 nd ~
the Act Congress 81 FOB 1907 United states secs ~.
exempt esation BY consent tho nearing O. th Goes
was set dns t0r The September TERM
Aver swearing Ia snuubrr 0! hw students the toAt VI
iourued - the 18th inst. .. ~ NJ.
Spr.tAL Trns.--JrlY l.-l}e.ora Jusiee OLg..r.
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The following table shows the comparative re-
ceiDts OF -four and grain in Chicago doripg the first
six months Of the past four yeaIs:
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l)creonal

II this should meet the eve Of PATRICK SEN-
( TON formerly ~ tho Parrish oi y q oIa ''ia'4' o.
A. . - tl 10 eol 1IuLi r IT win Pie tr.frr ''f-'
~ hi sa iysa's SO. csiui.. Newton Any ui'fi-a
zion ga. received.
M N.-IOur very welcome note was received
w. sstogIsy q. Do. All we'll
-I.-'-v- -
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Wanis.

TETANTED-A Situation by Young I'i u
" TRAVEL Inquire O. No. a NOM ''''''' " '-A.
blreh Call for tro dog.
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poran, changes. The specie l.', Notwithstanding
tie large shipments Of .lo pa, week, shows al in
crease.
I'll, following il comparative statement Of The
coud. ION Of tie banks OF New-Yerk CITY from
June - 10 Jlly ::
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1,gft orfhs Ioans gprIs Circulation and Depgiy D rs
bJnt, of0f on " .c-- io5 5r lt ies,A sdlJ sailr-
a. J.ga lIol 20 rsi,. 90 ollle- te C1Pi.f! ~ s1e'
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Boots an0 Shoes.

6a9 50 80. - and - 5o.-SllOES and
sTAse. G.rTFrs EFW SPRING srYLrS. nov f.sdy
atIONISs 10. ava ~ Ann.st p srloo cali aud 'e'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
AssaiIing women.

We see it stated that President Lincoln, moved
TO great indignation by the extraordinary and bit
ter assaults upon his wife, which have appeared in
many of the Republican papers. has expressed his
regret that he could not throw off for time the
cares. the responsibilities and the dignity OF his
station, and inhict summary chastisement uDon
some Of Mrs Lncoln's unmanly vlihers We
respect and honor the President for this burst of
proper and natural feeling, and do not doubt that
he is strongly mpeiled to give it practical effect
There seems to be growing disposition TO assail
women and To connect them with political eS entS,
that Is mean it is cowardly. man who
cherishes il is not only destitute of the principles
OF courtesy and chivalry, which ought to charac-
terze his sex in their department toward the other
but he Is unworthy the name of man. 1t is high
time it was rebuked and put under the ban of an
enlightened public opinion Ii is enough that we
OF the sterner sex should be brought into the tur
mOil of politics and undergo the ordeal of defa-
nation which seems to toe its concomitant, with
out bringing in the women to share the same fate.
Cincinnati Enq
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pursued by the Sosh. But the parties in oppo.
siton are even more bitterly opposed to recon
siruciion and regni On than ;he party in power
Let the leading articles in tie Leading Southern
journals. the organs and opponents of public
feeling ~ the South. he carefully studied They
express Southern sentiment accrrs tely and faith
fully And that Sentiment will be found 10 be
WAR TO the knife-no terms-nO comrrOmise-
because the party ia power at the North. with
whom We must make terms, are faithiess and in
sincere"
The South must be convinced that this senti
ment Is Incorrect before reconstruction of tn,
Union can take place
Mr.. Sumner received a severe rebnke yester
day IN the Senate nc the hands of Mr. Garlic. o.
Virginia He produced fifteen Republican news
papers. all able and Jealous supporters of th'
Government, each one of which denounced Sum
ner As disloyal TO the Constitution on account o
his resolution. offered few days ago, providin.
for the destruction Of tie Union by blOtting on
eleven sovereign States. Sumner had been pra
ting about dislOyalty; but he could not answe
that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
nr. voorhees, speech in the House,

The Washington dispatches TO the New York
Herald contain the following comments in refer
enee to the impression that the speech OF Mr.
VOORHEES, made upon the House:
The special dispatch to the Tribune the other
day does great injustice to the speech of this gen
tleman, and grossly misstates the public senti-
ment here in regard to it. 1t is looked upon by
all conservative men a. embracing the correct
line of policy To be pursued toward the seeded
States. As an evidence of this, over twenty
thousand copies of il were subscribed for on the
floor in many minutes after il delivered
and the names to the list embrace the leading
Union men of the House He was also warmi
congratulated at the close BY the Representative:
from kentucky, Missouri and Maryland. vel
as 10y Northern conservative members generally
The Abolition element OF the House was inde
nant, il is true; but its favor, We presume, Mr.
Voorhees, does not court. He has evary reason
to be gratiiied at the effect OF his maiden effort
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Democratic Union State Ticket


Say Commodore GoLDssoRo and General
BcnssrpE 20 the people of North Carolina: The
Government asks only that its authority be re-
cognized. Ia manner way does il desire to
interfere with your laws c0nsiitutohally estab-
Iished; your institutions OF any kind whatever;
your property Of any sort, or your usages IN any
respect So says the President SO says the
Commaader.in Chief. So says HALLEcE. So
says BUrLL. So say tie Union men the country
over,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
MAR RED.

LAME-MOUNTS-On Tuesday evening March 4, 1862
by the Rev. J. H. Nixon the residence of Joseph :
Watson Mr.. John Lame, conductor the Jecr onv i'll,
Railroad, TO Miss Amira NJ Mounts of indianapolis.
The beautiful and bu>hng bride and gallant bridegroom
have wishes for their heath and prosperity
throughout life May God bless them and all their pos
terity. Our friends arc united in
"The pure, open, prosperous love,
That, pledged on earth and sealed above,
Grows in the worlds approving ey es,
In friendships smile, and homes caress;
Collecting all the hearts sweet ties
Into one knot of happiness
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been practiced since the advent OF the Republican
party INTO power. Can any honest man object to
thisf
The platform throughout i adapted 10 the
present crisis Of the country, and presents the
true mode Of solving aud settling our national
difficulties. In the language Of the Louisville
Democrat it Is noble platform IL has re
ceisel the approval Of the Democracy through
out the North because IT, sentiments are right
ciples Of the party The Democracy Of In.
diana wall stand upon it. and they will surely
triumph because it breatbes the true spirit Of the
Constitution. We say To our Democratic friends
bide your time all will be we'll
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M EOiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

YEN0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
Il organization to those by whom an increase of
family from any Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
Svery cheap and simple yet has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold extensively at the exhorbant
price of 80 per bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
niSh the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug store for the rlng of % cents per year Any
physician druggist will tell you is perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent any part of the world receipt Of 81 10y address,
ing. Dir. J. &. DENERAUN.
p. o. Box No. 2s53, New Haven Connecticut.
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DIED.

FISH-In this city, March 3 ls62 Mr.. Anderson Fish.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the family residence North Illinois street.
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special Notice.

10 ADTER7kSERS--fH ddreT1iSenlenfS taken far
sgecifet tie, and Ordered 0W before tie piIdtioR
ofhe time Speciaei, tc he Charged he regairr rtfns
for tie same to the time they ordered out
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The Obstacles in the Way Of a Reconstruction Of
the Union-Hop the AboLtionisis SfiRe the
Union Feeling at the Soufh-Otect Of HoneH
Cobb'S InterriW nth General WOOl-State Of
EecIinn at The .S0nfh
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EsEPORTANTTO LADEEs

Boy TOMILNSoN & COX, Agents for Indianapol
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

TO the country. They must gather in
all their might Of public sentiment and
unstintcd deeds to the struggle. The
struggle for what, is it asked 4? The
answer is ready. Not for a Demo
cratic party ; but for democracy, in
the broadcast and noblest sense of the
word, the government of the people
not for a republican party but for re-
publican institutions: not for the abo-
lition of slavery as as such; but for
the abolition of the despotism that
grows ont of slavery, and is in deadly
hostility to freedom. This democracy,
these institutions and this freedom are
what the insurgents are threatening,
attacking, and seeking to overthrow.
When the battle is for the defence of
these, who can doubt what his duty
is? Who that calls himself loyal
citizen and freeman can hesitate as to
the side to take actively and with his
whole soul?