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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-06

M ing music:
The American Flag,
Parade March,
Rising OF the People,
Robin Red Breast,
Col EllsWorth's Funeral March,
o. g. Navy QuadrilIe,
The Last Words Of Washington,
Happy be thy Dreams,
Annie Lisle,
The Volunteers Farewell,
The Freeduans SONG,
May God Protect Columbia
Our Flag Well Maintain.
Arise from DRAINS of Thee,
Ny Village Home,
The First Song with the Angels,
The Standard Of Freedom,
Dream OF Hope,
The GunbOat Quick Step,
Sensations Sweet,
us. Army Calls
All orders for Music promptly attended to by
D. NIC0LL 4 BRO,
1y2l 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-06

! E-'iA STITCH IN TIME."-F For Diarrhoea,
pains in the bowels, &C., use GRUSDY's
Cholera MIxrunE. Price IS cents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HD WHEN DO you LEAVE 2-Be sure and
take with you bottle of LoGAS's EssEScE
OF JAMAICA G SeER. 1t is equal to Browns
and only hall the prtcel
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ep'tomlzation OF the imoeciiy OF tnat
party now IN power. IAppisuse)
we agree wtn tne demand Of aoisnngulsn,
"a DstuoeFst of ~ eity Ior gRAnee oi
measures Ane cnanes 81 meU' ~ mahe
fnat oemfnu ~ nolphL'y ieshng, op. pecanss
we aeem y ? necessary TOT me sAaYhroh o.
Itee tppuvDc ~ osmenu u upoh tne sue.
cesSiui adminstraion OF tue Deinocrauc par
", wnen 10 power. as compared WIN 'ue MS,
Tory OF tne hepuohcsn parry s'nSs tne 4.n oI
mareni leVl, ln spP"cauou 70 tne Sohu'uVu
OF we country; ~ u, mas suV"eo useiI unaole
20 goYernt'sen we ues,re no ueVer a,Ru
ment we present no VISIONS OF poui'chl
niheniumi OF lshe'iui tneor'es OF iu,ure'
penol3 'nS. Past nls.o,y n o' sne ,un.y when
was tne history ol tne Democrauc parry
Mneh We review NV, won1erlui history mars
US hatn'nceot hauo"as a"Nauoe " n.''e inO1o
tnan .hrie quarters Oh century, ns uhpar,
aieled prosperity IN so snort duration OF
ume, ana contrast tnat pas. WIN its present
eono'noni we nave an argument Tnlen ene
most humo'e man car unoerslanu. LssS hnnu
century ago uls hatlon started .n.1nie Hs
n'story Mas u were she ,Vnsnee oi neuons'
! neeo not speaK olIIor (" 10 SHOWN 70 us ai,,
.sougn We na'e Ianeu W sPPree,a'e tsIa' \,
'he ProSper,Y, sranueuI snu slBn. " .oe'
ha''on,-lne DRESSINGS sAoWsreu upon ns own
peoPle suen Is never O,esseu people oeiore'
anu IN l,s generos'ty oper,ng' "ltn open nanu,
us gus 70 an VINO wou,o become e,uAens "
SPIRIT OF suopuon, OF tne commanding posi-
tlon whlSn " occupied among nanons' e4,ort-
.hg' unuer sne iear,ess susmocrs.,c poncy'
.ne resPeetoI ali, ano 'ne oiuess hat'ons, VINO,
IN 'ne aura!lon Q, centuries, mao no. surpassed
.his ,hISht 'n.ruuer, ~ 'ney Saueo nel-
teeuhg' at ,ne mouths OF ner cannon, ner
humnlesI cit'zeh--oy leariess DemocIatic
autn'n's.rauon n0 u on lore,gn ,anu, 80
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s..fikGXl0x As TWAS, n - 81 7,- ia,
THg COSsTIrUfI0N AS if Is-"''ss, s,...
NEMOCRATIC UNION TICKET.

VNA0ts
SLEcTioN sEcosD TUESDAY Qsr'D ocToBET
JUDGE hSE5s Sc 5sE :. sYESssE RGssES, SSoUHT'
- ,a OF Cuyshoga
sEoRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM w. AfamsTRONo.
e Of Seneca
hTToRNEY aENERhu,
LYMAN "a. CRITCHFIELD,
t OF Holmes.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
cHARLEN w. IA, ,cATuCART,
.a OF Montgomery.
@hmSEH JAMES - GAMBLE,
OF Coshocton.
FOR CONGRESS,
oLENENT I, vALLANDIeHAM.
as fa. - AUDITOR,
BENJAMIN m. AHREs,
. n Of Dayton.
SHERIFF,
GEORGE WOGAMAN,
- y OF Harrison.
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Oi Dayton.
COM MISSIONER,
ALFRED IAMs,
OF Madison
.ra. WHISKY INsPEQrOR,
HENRY LAMBERT,
OF Butler
INFIRMAni DIRECTOR,
sGE0NGE GETTER,
OF Jefferson.
HrEr g pORK INSPECTOR,
JACOB RIGLER,
Of Harrison.
FLOUR INSPECTOR,
THOMAS NJ. JOHN,
OF DAYTON.
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\ 4 -.
youl1 De eress o'sapp0'nsmons ~ 'oy -ssosss :.
eou'o no'i eucIsaoi 1e.a.ss ssssa ~
mere ana mus W. III Vsl.e!'1" " ~
prlneiples 81 my ps,roersi'e p..yl an
umPn o' Nnlcn, W .nc yv.llpA ~ ~ ~ r.
reueem New eo1s 'sV'll al.'
nePuoncen S uls'S'es snu Essgf - 49,, ~" -r-
suuou - y, 70 SUI at eo.o wy s.;i;
~ a'n snao,e |usy, pe.o~Ps, ~ a. -.
Iary uu'y' vus e NV ~ ~ Ces.,;,,,,;a. 80,
oowu 70. 'us PI'rc'Pes sIe IN.
h'l Persona. 'ssues snous ~ ~ A.
~, sseA. ,ssue s''ss % - .L.s,,a.
.ns s'vlVsPne'S 's =, !. =, 80 n y =
the ar ~ 'ui " rs,V,.V" ,.S' Sl,,... a y. -
people went 70 peu las' n,kn, oene,'as s,is. ~.
lne p'ios " .he - "
.aey awOee " suu u'-s ', ~ g...' III ~. !,
o"kn'sui ~ wv - a.
@gneo "n,eu mas TI.sa t.au a,.,";a' ).
s,aVe tne o'yes' y. w - - .,,1,
.ne war anu uesu !" ~ ~. ~ ~
means tnat was ue"eueu . 800 .no ",S ",
gu. our nag ~ ou,nser' og' ~" V - fos
% t%n.s P'oe'au'"tva. I'VE ne '..-.:-- ~.
th's ooJec1 NOaees ,s ..,.sa.s - - pdes, H.. |.
ssnu'ne"s e'. " " p..,;i. ,kon \,
,ge''e-y '"s y- 5CH:. .rrL.,,
tnem te sonu .,, a., .v.,"- ;.n w. "a, n. ~
uere ho,, f, ,"em W III ~ - w II !
ot'gaue EV T"u s, ~, ;c
IT, tney uo. wv I".s 49, .Ss. ""sas s 49,
nH 10 auui'n's'sise y e""s f.;s.
oe lHp''soneu nS ~, W." hs si.sad 4. -
WIN no cnsnee y. oe"k "Ja - =. P'a.ys -
70 'Aee WIN uis.eeeusI'e, t.en @
tnSs 'ne kose.n' u.ss o,L ~. M. of 80
sIen @Ho'e'"a.In1 HLis ScL = - ,hs
~n"e nnAu " ut t;.L vi ~ c,,i,. ,f ,ha ,Sn,;n.
listraton for the last two years | love II
still, and believe it has regenerating pow
er within itself so that the American people
willbe a free people under Il again This
government has heretofore received the op-
nressed from other lands--it has protected
feeble womanhood and helpless infancy, Il has
never. until within the last sixteen months,
taken man from his family and business,
and seat him to prison where he could not be
lheard as to the truth Of any charge against
him Was there any necessity for that
l(Cries, mo, no'') In the loyal State and
Icity of New York has there been auy neces.
si,y for tbat2 (''No" no,'') What has New
York done-what has she refused to do
will any Republican here who thinks the gov
lernment ia justified IN suspending in the State
Of New York-loyal every inch of il and
every man in its territory--the writ of ha
beas corpus-let him tell the reason--a writ
That was wrested from King John in England
and rather than relinquish which we had
better charter anoiher "MayHower," and 20
10 some other continent where freemen may
= lliys and breathe Tremendous applause
Tbey saw that Democrats have no right tc
, l,.Ik on his snbiect The Supreme Cont, il
r il charged, made q decision that the black
man bos mn rt,yhts which the white man is
,'i" ~ ~ - ~ :. ~
Ihound 10 respecl, out they say now 'nat Deui
Dern'S nIse nJ ~ ~ $50 ont " W. W. 80 ali namo
uean 10 w you e. e., ,ha Cons,;,n,ior
4 Crhto We arc ioi suSSHp''.H sHS w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

pREBLE CoUNTY.#


eve have been unable 10 obtain the vote OF Preii,
for Governor, last year. Il did not vary much how
ever, from the yUte for Congress In ls60
REcAPITULATIoN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
Insurance.
g Insurance Company,

nOIlle lMSuTaIlCo company,
OF NEW HAVEN CONN,
CAPITAL 100000.
Paid in cash, and securely invested.
rNHIS company insures Bu erchAndise House
l. Furniture and other lnsurabie property, low
rates rs are charged W other solvent companies.
Ihfee-outths of the profits Of the business, later
dedueung per cent for the sockholdeTs) are divided
ANNUALLY " the holders of policies IN tfns company
payable IN scrip learng interest, Pafes insurlug win
US incur no LIABILITY whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Douglass IL. Satteree, Charles Shelton,
LeveTett Csndse, George Cock,
Judson Canheld, Charles L. Caldee,
Isaac Thompson, David W Thompson,
Lucius Hotchkss, Hiram Camp,
William W. Bacon, Tlton l.. Doohttle,.
Cornelius y. Bushnell, Charles W Allen
George Hoadley, Samuel Peck,
William Hull, Willis Nj. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell q. Hall,
SteHhen A. Spencer, Leonard PaIdCe,
Awater Treat Edwin Marble,
Andrew L. Kidston,
Samuel Mallet Samuel c. johnson,
William Beach, Guillurd Conn
| Daniel Trow bridge,
Amos n. Barnes, Jedediah Wilcox
Erastus q. scranton, Menden Conn
John woodruff, Henry Martin,
Richard Everett, WallIngtord, Conn
DOUGLASS h. sArfKRLHS, President.
DANlEL TRowHRIDss, Vice Pres.
CHAs. WILsoS, Secy.
fsbO oHAs. Il. CLARKE, Agent at DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
Dluntbtng.
New Gas \ Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED AT
WARE &c MALCOLM'S,
No. An I.m..s..,. .s...s

A VERY superior assortment OF Gas Fixtures, Sc
"A lected from the Latest NEW YORK Pat
lEkhs, consisting Of brackets, Pendants, Ohande-
ers Glass, Paper and Mica shades, Wax Iapers, 8o,
which they determined 70 sell al the lowest LIVING
rates. They also receiving and have constantly
hand every variety Of PLUMBING GOODS which
they sell AS low can be sold elsewhere.
They also putting up Gas, steam, and Water
Pipe at reduced rates. BY strict attention 10 business
and superior workmanship they hope to merit share
OF public patronage. 1y2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

Iaughter) IL the southern armies had been
threatening communication between New
York and Washington that proclamation would
not be dated September 20, 1862 Horato
Seymour--(e (ehsers) --is the representative Of
the principal Of the race against Puritanic big
otry, and in favor Of individual liberty Of
thought and action (6reat applause) l am
here to advocate no psrtizan candidate, but
speak as q freeman TO freemeu, aud TO say
that il this administration--I do not speak of
the government--is TO attempt 10 suspend the
writ of hdbsas corpus, and send men without
tr nom loyal cities and loyal States, and in
.rrerate them in dungeons, then the man
that cannot think upon the subject Is fool
and he man who will not think upon Il is q
knare, and the man who thinks but dare not
act upon his conviction Is knaye and Q cow
ard, and not ft 10 be cruei6ed on the 6rst
lamp post in the city (Great applause so
FAR MS any man can 20, whether It be in prop
erty life, or anything else TO support the gov.
ernmcnt am ready 10 CO. [Applanse But
the time has come when we must make dis.
tnction between the administration and the
government But whenyo talk 70 me about
supporting government that takes away the
right Of being hssrd before nagistrats Orjs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
New Firm.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FUR
MACE, ETC

AuDIroR's OFFICE, MoSTooMERr oousrT, Ono,
DAYrss, September le, 1862. <
DR0P0SALS will be received by the undersigned
IL until o'clock IN, Monday, October q, 1869, for
building furnace and heating apparatus, IN the
building, at the Montgomery County lnhrmary. Also,
fitting up water tanks for hot and cold water, bath
tubs, eic. Information IN regard TO sait work will be
given on application As above BY order Of the Coun-
seIsdawa b. M. AyREs, Auditor NJ. %.
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BOOK WORK
OF every description.

Having one Of the most complete Printing Estnb
nshments in southern Ohio facilities for doing all
class. We have one OF the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles of Type, and we employ the
hest workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
Ds-orders nom abroad will receive prompt stten
ton. Address
BOLLMETER d LOGAN, Dayton, ohio.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Navy Lat


Moore + rS9 annaeh
" llen j. y, U y st .unbuat
tOnn Il
hnrpny M 81, L SIS VAIN.
suita
q tfnnor ohm Navy Y rd
Qulmbs A. \ NJ Sdrl So 4.
u SIT anisutta
Sirohs Aet IS layma ter
10 ii In JSS. Iona
kcusl.ae 2 As f. nucr
Sim sGe ~ u wansulta
; utt Tart ki
Thompson Fr. X IS D Norsh
arot us
WopIu an cAa les T.. gun.
bua ifp took
Iraln CHptM " ID y YN4v
Ward
MatnOa u iae ttAr II
~ 20. n $ 4 NrmgaJ
" D AAP n, q l. U \ a
Rahio
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a nen ha ing any cast oh Co.nug furniiure, gr Car
pets to- dispose or receive q NJ est Pre- Dy call ng or
addressing note bs post 10 ". ABRAhAAS Ladies al.
tended ~ Mrs, A.
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isteilan ous IL tiers.
Anti iui'y 10 oNoii E,A ID 0nb co
HanNs 9f II
Eupni0n Nai 60 to CFayon
Jnntu,r Al Monthly Z .Ut snut Uu
L iiOr ul GafdU u MOnthls aNy
Il 8tOr oi h8usrhni journal tN#Ed ...Wt. Na crs'
LEttpEOt CONTINENTAL MOnt.y
"faktr ~ Avon @N. ElH r..#U ~
MauaaNa Lodge, cOrelaryOi A.aNH. If H#tN4l4#Y
Nsnlattn0 Lad iV u etal ie i8l.choti
National stove teiks
ABRAM v AAlaAs. r.s.a...t,r
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HOTELS.

MADISON AVENUE HorEir-GoRNER or TWENTY
M yenth src' !, near tne y reui sn New Haven ia
road deptt IS overlooking Madipn ara ~ aS,At Roou
with rst class Hoard At the moderate pe of 81 ad 81 80
per dayi % to IS Ter week.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
sTEA,rBOATs.

nAILy LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT THE STEAMER
~ BRfDG GEfORr leaves from Peek slip pier s6 East
river daily al II clock arriving time TO connect.
with the Housa,onc Naiseuck. New Haven and Hartford
railroads Also shore line 70 Say brook and New London
GHo. W. CoRLES, Agent
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a.=- asss-- s=a8ss-
CLOTIIING.

At THE SUREST PLACE, 2s2 SIXTH AVENUE
~ Ladies and gentlemen, II you wish 70 ind fair and
honest dealer 20 dispose of east on Clohng Carpts
Furniic Jcwery, Sc The best can do s to cn on or
send no;e 10 the od: wsll known dealer b. NINTz ~
Sith achue, Eighteenth street There you wl he
20 re cvc fifty than by Other dealer
Ladies attended 10 by Mrs Miutx.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.


A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
~ VS.. to ooain pat y hous. Furnished y the year.
irg thant require can make an agreeable ar.
rafement bral price viii paid Ior pleasant horne
station d Pos, Office.
An OFFICE WANTED-IN FRONT OR SOUTH
asr. G. 81" s's sean sts street '''
n.roae"s n between "ce Canal an or r m
hrsaaway Any one having such building tina.
STATION Fseory Sos iso T. Post % onse A'"s '"e ana
DART OF FURNISHED uoUsB WANTED FOR THE
winter consis'ing nos less than Xix locai icd
ioea.in H. g. as Market strc. a'e'' ''a's terms and
XVANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, sUITA.
s n Tor or . sne1nn an! his ws and servant .n,
s +, ie'sti oircs. ''''"' -"' '''A'''A'
WAkTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR COT.
~, =. u Brook n or Ne ySrk By q. se%,I.a and
stating rice Of rent, which viii be paid in ii
VANTED-IN ,sourn BROOKLYN. NEAR TIE
three neatly shed Rooms with privilege Of hSn.eSeep
Adre:s stating and location, Danhs% % =.
Herald ofce.
WAITED TO HiRE-A SOAP FACTORY, WITH ALL
~ -" tenss or won Il pirhase fytrrr Il CHEAP, for
cash. For further information MI Alien Taylor liz
WANTED TO RENT-BY GENTEEL FAMILY, A
good pleasantly J. aed house IN gaiei, .pcabe
Fb AM Ty.ne and essn Msnurs and
Rent $50 81 90 I'm. .ceptionable references
given Address box ?,ioa POET nnc,.
WANTED A FRONT OFFICE on FIRST oR SECOND
" anor in Wall. William Esc an. piace. Address
i, 3,de4 Post Office. stating rent &c.
Gr NSTED-A NEAT COTTAGE SIX TO EIGHT ROOMS
~ 4 partly flri ishc within for:y-dye minutes
0. Chs Hall mt moderate. Address J. box 2o5 Herald
olicc.
NANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFURNTSiIED
~ Sc on! Foor cuu-stngo front aud back roua ne
Or tao bedrooms and kitchen ie.pe yili
TNrnty. tb irsa aud First and Fifth sues Address
H. box i5 lie Office stating terms tncudng gas and
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IIoR NEW ORLEANS DrRECr-THE UNITED STATES

NOTICE STEAMSHIP MARION,
~ FOR NEW ORLEANS,
will he desnCd till Saturday December 20 at three clock
r. precisely. nj which time she will positively leave.
SPoffORD, TILESToN Il Co. - Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
| CARD.--OPENINu.

CARD.--oPENINa
on "Wednesday December "A .he New York Medical In
' sps for a EG %Ha Sss;l e r ~
New Sehoo practice OF neienc Tie building is eles any
The New sGool%a,aass eisc,ries, asraied
Ling, hydoya9y Or water cure and clecr cd remedies
;pS%RSS { S:SSsFS SSsf ! B. n~.Iaen. rAy.san.
DsoyGEo o1C n MEETING Or o. THE SEw yosK ~
r., 9ng q u > ,ocS. Ts so'Iae,, i i@p,ran'
% "sH esldns r Secretary s NJ u A'S resssn
ENfR or THE BESpNELENr SOCIETY or THE
Y ,o,ial rec 2 c' 70 ald he charch sni The Poor
i % chr .as sss, ng r. n The SUNDAY School building
Ap rs tAiR-rllE fAtRof THE LADIES' Union
oa day. w. Dec & 4 and "sS ""s X 5 Si &c
and owsrs Idmoe 8 c%s sSsoS Sss@aS ese t"sa a.
MASONIC. --!uE MEMB Rs or MOSAIC LODGE No.
M o. o. NINA /" s -, Id nias ,'r eonm: ~ m
,e purpose of eectng Gers for yar ~ lrder
4. 2. yASprmory. Secretary. "'A'' '" :"
ThE noARD or MAyAGErs or TIE INSTITUTION
1 rtcs ppor Edae.l On Of the Children y D..
cees Or ID - - so.srs St; "iAtb avenuc, at their
R-pv.d, a,ot tlaps. te tenierel 10 the pupils
h c.n y g st'ss" u" " eAta ward schools ior
Aa.r q M.sle. % TIE eun . soyen,er %. A.o 10
yc arr and who sinaly yoaa .csrcd
ne "a an y ~ stage Pr .nane' conso "a "a
my, ". B'rrsao o. ~ Ouryca. Also iha, ,le
ri d
!. .uc..ion unlcr WHO'S - i the goucor, wen
.a~a uan,tH0 Il sole j., That OF thanks
trn cred u Mrs Hulu IN Gtsi9 ngu~aCi artists
Ai"i or tn Fng pf'vaC ert her H1uss ON
~ Mug Dee "a, Tor the inrat tlln.
cHcus VI thes' conc = viii BE- reported IN tho
rrr r q & gNlrttE--Mfs. J. Il. Dlfis, President;
Mts.. Il er Rceorinr = rf''fr., Mrs q. Zahfskie
20 rcsfoa n. $50 aly Z asg r. khos, Corrs ond.
S.' { ,aty; Ms. WIN. u .Qpsk. Treasurer. Mr.. g.
hs1ut, Ms ~. WIN Nj. David y. u. Mr.. ST.
phen ut
HE TRUST f.Es or rnE SULLIVAN STREET NJ IT,
hutc tlrtNoth Bleecner An8 AWly about
the ltiuUius luetred the Naults ~
anl chursh Al necessary irlo. o.niaf he given py
JANES II. PELTuN. SECRETARY
tuE SABBATH SCHOOLS CONNECTED wIru TuE
Nalari street II. D. Church hua their lorty.s. Il nnui.
Bl eruld rtnhs aRd .s0gints pre- ept Adj nx.s
VII lrlN, r.4 by the krts e. s.. Robu .,t
phen H. 1yhs and the ia tor Rev. Chaunct Murray
InE LADIES FAIR, ron TIE BENgFTr or THE
M.tsusu Chm oi te q urch 9f tue inetrnat On IL
b. ~ nd t (Wcruc Hy1 evening H. ~ O'clock,
~ southeast .otncr Il Dad fry All Twrut, ninth
str et az VIII tnue thfuleh the remaining dtfs ire
"c Als Hss1ftmeit OF artcis suitable lof Christmas
p.'sen. vii be tor sac.
'rHE FAIR ron THF BENEFIT or TIE UNION HONE
SCI 1 Tor Soldiert Iail rn T. now npun ~ the Home
No ~ EAst 70 ctubd street, afternoon and evening.
Donations thaakfuliy rece,yed
rrHE LANES or ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Twentieth stret VIII hold lair ter the bensht OF he
School parish, No, l73 Ninth avenue,
aday, Dee ~ al NJ. and continue Dec.
be thankfy received at 205 West Twenty nrst street.
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Army I.fsf.
List.
Lamont Maj W II

lsainOlt Wa w II
LORI l. cut Csas
- NcCu y. i3th N Y inf
Lawrence Capt 1 $ 10Th ar
Ma u Peter. Ladies Home
for SC 4id woandc,. hoi-
di"rs, Il I. ny on .,
Miner fr d, hosp
Levi Jo.n, ar 1t Colwell,
Park Bs l;,cks
ParSerni. = ", from & ne
raj ho-r, | lie u, ton ay
Purity Ma !; =. Adj On
Potter Waldo, st Josp pL y
no i
- u mn II Rose. eare If +
= Mcdonnell. Dutch Hia
hosp
Mcimn err Thos, Co Il. 9Th
rex y Y No,
Ryan Mr. A T., care If G
RYAN, Centr1i park hosp
X y or Emcr. 4. ST Joscph's
) hacf Louis, Co G. Sis, reg
" VOL
Sic dan Henry l., Co I, 18th
reg X l Vol
Sherman Jonn. Co b, I6lst
reg " Y Vol
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eat. Part u tracks
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1862-11-08

FREScu CHINA, QUEENswAIE & GLASSWARE
all styles and qualities at prices that cannot faito
rem der satisfaction Having visited Europe in person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct i'm
portation of Wares feel justified In asserting
tn at We can sell goods rs low any house in the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business can make arrangements with us to i'm.
port their goods directly from Europe at small ad-
vance the sterling cost.
~ COAL OIL LAMPSin endless variety, at very
low prices. McKfTTERICk MILLER,
Grimes Blo.k, corner Main and yslley,s's.,
Burlington, :s~a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1862-11-08

BLANKS. N'E''U
TUsT FROM THE PRESs-PRINTED IN xLEGAHT
y style, onsuperior paper. ez-CsIi the Covaiss
conutIng grscm, Pumroy't building.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1862-11-08
ATKINS
KNITTING MACHINE z
FOR
FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
SO to sl5 per week PROFIT can
he earned on them by amy
Woman,

w VOIHAdns
IN MANUFACTURING
Stockings and Socks, 0fepery size and texture, I'M
dershiris, Drasoers, Contt6rts, Table Cocers, MI
tary lS0shes Nubias, UaderISyeeres, 7idies, Som
tags, Sharc1s, Rigalsts, Cages. Craaats, Head
They use any description of thread, Silk Linen or
Cotton and Yarn Of every kind and Of any size from
10 TO 80 guage coarse or kne, rough or smooth hard
or slack twisted, home spun or machine spun. They
Twist the Yarn from .Ae breaches, as they Knit
They mike 5000 stitches a Minnie.
The same stitch exactly as made by hand. Any
one who turn crank can use them; child can
operate them when the work Is commenced. Six doz.
en- pairs Of stocking: can be made day easily, and
ed. They very simple; the most inexperienced
ut work and un derst and them; they do not
get oat of order, and with good care they will last
life. time.
The slightest reflection will show that Knitting
Machine, by its novelty, and the various uses to
which II can be applied is altogether better, as
Profitable Investment, than Sewing Machine, for
the Knitting Machine is an actual producer OF goods
which are very salea6e because every on. wears
chine, and sold at very liberal profit From $2 to
"a day profit can be made on them,--thos who use
wool, and sell the goods manufactured. In neigh.
borhood Machine win pay for itself easily In a
shorttime.
propose sell but Machine the first year in each
township,-giving the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without competition, so as to make the
price of the Machine easily in knitting; and we will
give to suitable persons who purchase rus, the
right to sell Machines 10 their townships, at good
profit, thus enabling them by two methods to easily
earn the price of Machine PRICE or MAcHIss,
complete, FORTY-FIyE DOLLARS.
a Circular, which will send application, win
give further and full particulars, cut Of Machine &C.
struc.on giving full directors how to use the Ma
shine and to make and finish all the Articles y knts.
~ oaacs~isS ON ' Iats Street, onicaoo.
July 10, 1sss-isI9y
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1862-11-08
2 TONNEnT(D MO

CONNECTIONS WdDE-
With Express Freight Trains on all roads diyerginc
from Chicago, and Western Shippers can rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch.