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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

A DARKErs IDEA OF THE DRArT.-we were
amused yesterday with darkey's idea of the draft
now going on, and with his view OF soldiers gene
rally. Said he "Sunl of dem dun cum back, and
Den dey gwin to dem big taikin ones, (dey
whar know how ebryting ought to be dun,) and
we'll sec what del! do when dey gets the soger
close on dem.' [Lynchburg Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

FKoM THE CoAsr.-We learn that the pickets of
one of the Tennessee Regiments. stationed ia The
neighborhood of PocotaIigo, report that they saw
large fires on Port Royal Island, few nights ago.
They infer that the enemy had decided to evacuate
Guiding the town of Beaufort. There is, however,
nothing to confirm this impression and it is con-
sidered much more probable that the Yankees
were burning portions of the pine woods, for rea
SONS of military nature. [Charleston Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

Hero IN ONFoRR.-We had the pleasure of
seeing in our town, last Sunday Lieut.. Colonel
"a. q. Walthall, who commanded the gallant
Eifteenth Mississippi Regiment al the battle of
mainly. He is in good trim for another dash upon
the Hessians. [Oxtord MISSY Intelligencer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

There is much sound sense at times in the re-
marks of insane persons. A patient of one Of tho
asyums was asked if he was fond of riding on
horsehack " No, SIR" was the answer, g ride a
hobby" "Theres not much difference between
the two" carelessly remarked gentleman. "Oh
yes there Isl" said the patient, and it is this If
You ride horse, you cans stop him and get off; but
can't get otf.N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

fx@ We arc indebted to Lieut.. T. W. Pcytou,
Company c. Continental Guards, 1lth Regiment Of
Louisiana Volunteers, for late number of the
McmnhiS Avalanche
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

America" and invoked the sympathy Of England,
Ehch would ultimately remove from the United
states the great cause which had produced the
present troubles,
Of Ohio. - - 'A"AA' w '"e D''iop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

GovERNME> Vt SToREs.-The losses of stores at
Nashville and Clarksve by the Confederate Gov
ernment has been greatly exaggerated. We learn
that all the pork and beef which the Government
has received from the contractors was saved at
Nashville. -...45
The pork and beef lost at Nashville was the
loss of the contractors, it not having undergone
tile sailing and packing called for by the terms Of
their contracts.
The loss to them has been much overstated
100000 will, We learn, more than cover the pro-
vision losses at Nashville. We have no data as to
the losses at Clarksvis. memphis Avalanche.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

IHE GERMAN TURNER Assoc1AT1oN.-As matter
OF Justice to the Turner Association whose loyalty
mas been so seriously called into question by the
discovery OF Onion flag at their quarters, on
broad street, we may state that the officers 0f that
Dooy Indignantly deny that as a society they have
any sympathy with the Lincoln Government and
earnestly assert that five years ago they formally
separated from the Northern branch Of tie aasocfa-
tion on account of the radical tendencies of the
latter. The Union flag seized at Monticello Hall
vas presented to them they state in 1858, and the
hboce1y b,h banner IN 1855, and the failure to destroy
ton. The society, they say had no political OBJ
Jects their members belonging to all parties, but
chiefly tc the Breckinridge wing Of the Democratic
party under the old political organization. Some
9: the members are now in active service ia the
heid and many others are engaged in the city upon
Government work. The society itself recently
contributed sl32 to the sick and sufferiag Of cur
armies. These statements are vouched for bya
respectable member OF the Association, aud We
give them in justice to parties who may, we hope,
be able to -vindicate themselves from grave
charge. ERichmond Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

OmTuARY.-Among those who died in the hos
pital at Warrenton, Va. was Henry Hatcher, of
Col. Taylor's Louisiana Regiment Mr. Hatcher,
after a long illness from measles and subsequent
evil consequences, had so far recovered that he re-
turned to camp. Hs was soon brought back to
Warrenton i'll with pneumonia. He died there on
the 29th of November last 81
As the address of bis relations ia not known this
notice is inserted with the hope that it may fall
under their eyes. twill be satisfaction for them
know that he found kind friends in his af1ictions
and that he held fast his Christian integrity to the
end: A soldier for his God and his country, his
double warfare is ended, Tor he sleeps in peace.
mond
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FoRr Pn1ow.-The Memphis Avalanche thus

ulIuueS 70 thls Tort m IN ~ -
1t is thought that our great point Of defence on
the Mississippi above this is at Fort Pillow, and
that our whole defence may be safely rested on
to assault. and impassabe by the enemy 6 river
fotilla. We cannot, from prudential considera-
tton, go further into details There is little in the
evacuation of New Madrid to discourage US. The
reasons given us, by those familiar with the order
in certain contingency, to evacuate it, fully JUS
tilted to our mind the wisdom and propriety Of this
direction by the commanding general. Our true
policy aad real strength are to concentrate our
forces, and make few divisions as possible.
Divide and conquer" is the rule with our adver-
sary. Concentration Of our scattered forces will
soon drive the enemy from every position which
we desire to reoccupy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19
Ililtaru Notiles.

HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT REEERyEs
r. tamU
REGULAR MEETING or TF,y !.
Ea nGhpHn' VIII he held On WtD%kS ,AY EYGNIHI the
Ill transacted. wa ~
BY order
N % p JOHN A. HALL, Cap'ain
NJ.
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VOIlU M K XIV.
A(ililaru Aotites.

flE4pQU.RTERs BEAURBGARD REGIMENT,
ttamn leHis, March IS 1892.
ALL PERSONS EEIt5NGiEE 10 COM
III pHic+ nj ache The B All egard Reg mrnt. sta oue
XII ut Camp Lewis who ab4n with wi,lou; leave VIII
W report themselves iam:da ely The Cap aims OF their
spcc q mpanes considered decrcrs, and d.al
will accordingly.
By order
FRANK. 4. BARTLETT.
Colonel commencing Eeanega,d Regiment.
C., J, Alinnn
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THE WAY THEY CAUGHT IT. = The Charleston
Courier's correspondent, tells how onr men picked
off the Yankees when they ascended st. Mary's
river in Florida:
did not learn which-the Yankees received quite
a surprise. 1t appears that a regiment OF Mi-sis.
sipans heard of the intended raid, and posting
themselves along the banks, from behind the trees
poured into their boats the contents of their rifles
killing some 25and wounding more. The Felerals
landed and attempted to make resistance, but they
only succeeded IN capturing six horses, with which
they decamped. In the war of the revolution il
remember rightly, the St. Mary's was the scene of
another similar incident. The British then at
tempted to ceud, but one William Gone (who it
is said measured swamps with q grape vine, and
riaemen, and following the enemy up the crooked
banks of the river, one after the other picked of
the contents of the boats until but few were lett to
tell the tale, and the expedition proved failure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

III Camp Lewis who abb. ut with wlou leave vii
speG We es or DC considered ~ deertcrs and ds"i:
FRANK. \. BARTLETT.
G. J. BERRY, Aiin'aht my Nv
balalion Washington Artillery,
a,iA A MEETING OF TIIt; niEiMBHn$
s,'ss', THuhsDAS hvESISu, u The s!l ins'"e''
I'll assry reIuae-s Of the 9th coopan5 niins 10 attend
viii lie stricken fro., The roll
Ap"caltons for membership will 10 received at No 81
W. H. HENN1sG,
Ssrg gsant Commanding.
HARMON DohHr, Secretary. MIG y
T. CAht4HUH GUARDS, ca. A, co. B 6TE1
VI FEW G0oD ME# will "S e"rved hc nn.bef
IF 6%@ e 4ys M oPH X f Or % Cd Soss and M sd trans
po~a'i"n and cloin; furnish d in nedf hely.
only wnnte1 to bnS t'p 10 the maximum prescribed
",hc C'omsnv about to a fcorraGz d. ycnns Join
" W. ntye s lr%s :" s'sc& &c ~ tn 4 r., ~ H. olcsJs h., b..
Fo iutLer particulars apply at 1913 st. Charles street Branch
''''' ..,>, HENRY sTRoNG, kec,nlnr Officer
ma I'm Volunteers ,;of. /. q. seymour, Comn'neag
KEGKTITs WASTEp2 2.1.J For vSII %HNIs n;'
" s",. .n,.s uNy So E" Nd IS G'ss 81 GaKEY "
rn4 m I'enteIlI,t 1nl r crni.i.: cIiee.
4 $40 soUNTS- CpNtHpERATE GUARDS, 80.
~ N scgva scrvrr. so b.uT sill he Init enlist
N menr. Not'rp. RgG clyip leuts Ii be fGTcd,
Tx Aup'y Nc. 10 Purddo
!al # W. 7. NE!TF.N, Captain.
hsaDeOA.t .teks ,., ,,h,h.s, hPyltzksa, g, :n!,
A.tk EF5E. EEEtEI74S s,F Ti4;S COMPANY
Wa WILL after his date, lara ~ the Cr' scent Liy
s G"oY Pr eosn~r Race aid Tchonp:oula' streets,
squads and 2. MONDAYS, at ~ P. NJ.
:. 3 md :. " EbkESlb KS Al y ?.
:. s and i. THURSDAYS,
inttsry drl 1iIEsDA Us nnd FRIDAYS. at 4lzP.M
Ionhiy mu.ttns irsE Ao4d-y in cry loIh at Is GIal
st.ret.
sd. MCPHERSON, Captain
WALTER s. CRAwFnRD. q, s. ja'3f
EEGtaEErAL HEADQUAHTEts fLASIGFs' i.ifE hGakp
IN. 30 Union strr"t - I
Nee Orleans Frh. 4, 1862. }
e. NIEssRS. BEsbWN. FLtfElAHsa 4. co.
"a will iip Hif die, HiGai 10 lie bstc"" department Of
f is R..nent Parss having monty prodn.e N !Aeh
u hands h"!ognr the Resis. en- will plea transfer The
g4ite the ,srovr hnTae
An subscriptions The Regiment Of Sugar. Mon-ses etc,
viii ward item Kew Jt,li5 and Cotton 10
Me>.ra. Ihos Henderson Go, Natrutz, Miss:
TIi0&. J. HARRIS,
f.- tF Ii. Gr. EuHirg. j.. /. q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

WALKER GUARDS, COMPANY A
HI Major "ne't's sptcsl iiula,EIA snous company
vi qnlr'4 about rhirts i'll the action
III So bounty. GonE boHFi AID Transformation free An.
py at NO. 70 Gravies street. Of s.. Ghi.r'es.
iHiN tuYI.E.
l.GatrHHnt AMI Recruiting Officer
Il. W, SMITH, RncrIitiup S.rgclnr. nrl2 W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

l. WiNrED-1NE FiFER A&U 4WD DRUM
Es 70 the Cn frrpe utrdS csnnna Battalion for
III ninety days Erylce uGder Gen. BpaUrvGad. ADJ
~ ID. Il. FOWLER, apNiu Co f},
CDntedrTtte GEarl-' Response
mig If Artln i', Il IN .rpt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-19

4 THIRTY BitL'.ATtS f<Ef lVnN3-paTE
M ny pc, abprcr nEel u "NJ cnl slrI for the wa!
vi on III Vt cay Of Ma ch IN Company III Regimen
III 1ut-tns lntecfs, r dc. Hld ov. resar
vii he pain to his delivery IL lee, No n
Roy rs, street Helm. gray igt h. light cJupcxon
aud il 3 feet S inches high. ~
ml2 RIO r SCOTT r,,la,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

ef0us passion into the afmed lines over
which waves With aaehiesed a and admitted
honor the flag that vas once borne In wrath
and triumph by, thCs0 Nslll beyoud the
mountains and the sfoedsa o. Ulster against
the stateliest and most stalwaFth foes OF the
Irish race (cheers} 1.-The Gag which flew
in deiance from the walls OF Iimerickl until
neither towers of granite por hearts Of oak
could avail for life and freedom-the flag
which Robert Emmett, the last Of the cons
secrated martyrs OF our race, slavished bic
wealth, bis genius, his life, and, above
all. denied himself eternally the prom
ised happiness Of q home radient with the
light and love Of Q wife in harmony with
his own grand nature, 60 that be might
plant it high above the stronghold Of the
enemy Of bis country, and from that emin,
ence announce to the world, through the
Hastings Of its emerald folds, the redemp-
ton of what 10 history be one OF the Oldest,
but which in resources, 10 hope, in faith, in
heart, in all that infuses and perpetuates q
national vitality, will ever be the youngest
nation of the world. Come, my country
men, one more effort, magnanimous and
chivalrous, for the republic, which, to
thousands and thousands of you has been q
shelter, home, q tower Of impregnable Sc.
curity, a pedestal of renown and a palace of
prosperity, after the WORKINGS, the scandal
and the shipwreck that, for the most part,
have been for many generations the impIa-
cable destiny OF our race. 6a,.ls- u,
Come, my countrymen, in the name of
Richard Montgomery, who died to assert
the liberty, and in the name of Andrew
Jackson, who swore by the Eternal to up.
hold the authority of the nation. AS you
exult in the gallantry of James Shields
(cheers) land as you point with the highest
pride to the staunch loyalty, the patient
courage aud stern nerve OF Michael Corco-
ran tremendous cheering), and as each and
all OF you should emulate their example, as
you ere inspired by it, follow me to the
James river, and there cast your fortunes
with the brigade which, to the credit and
glory of Ireland, has already, on seven bat.
tie fields, proved its devotion to this repub-
lie, under the command and craftsmanship OF
the fearless, the gifted, the indomitab!e
young general of the army of the Potomac,
General George B. Mcclellan tremendous
cheering, again and again renewed), to whom
that army is thoroughly and unanimously
devoted (renewed cheering), and whose great
and good heart has been its inspirations, as
his splendid genius has been its salvation in
the most critical times.
General Meagher retired amidst perfect
storm of applause.
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The New York Tribune says that
Congress, at its recent session, passed bills
which, in the aggregate, Apr opriated out
of the treasury the sum OF 1913 078 597 63.
At the Extra Session. last summer, Con
gress appropriated $265, lO3, 297 49, The
total amount, therefore, for the two sessions
reaches the enormous sum of $l,l78, l8l,
824 62.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL
For Stiilwater-Daily at SO'cl0ck A.M.
For Shakopee, Jordan, St. Lawrence, Belle PLANE
Hcnder'ln ,eSueuc, 0 ava, Traverse de Sioux, ST..
Peter and Manksto-daily at 2 P. 81.
For Ro1em,unt Castle Rock Ncrhiei, Cannon
City, Farb nit MeiOri Clinton Fa'l, and 0watonna,
connecting 0watnnna for Wil:1n, st. Mary WInne
bag, Agency ana .axas, also f,r Rice .sse, Cl4c.-
moat. Wa lola, .nsorve, Rochester. Chatdeld AMI
Winona-daily, at 4, A. NJ.
For Ia iu sriana Auoka, Orono andp, Mon tce lo
Clear Water, St. Augusta id s. Clio id daily at s.,
A. NJ.
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prarie Fort Ripley and Grow
Wing-Tues lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8. An.
For Richmond, Sank Centre Ale1andris, Chippe :
wa, Pomme De Perre, Breckinridge, Fort Ab"rcrom :
bic and ue ,rget IVA, connecting at Georgetown wit
the steamer I,ern .tiena for Penbna, Fort Garry and
the Red River Settlemea-Mondsys and Thursdays at
8, A NJ.
For Sunrise, with connections to for Superior aud
Bayfeld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
att, A NJ.
For further particulars enquire atthe General Ofce
Third street
&c. BURBANK CO.,
Proprietors
ST. Paul, july "a, 1862. iulyN
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Il x y E l. S 1 0
Burr Stone Mills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MlLLERs)

Burr Stone Mills,
(FoR FARMERS AND MILLERs)
ANTI-FRICTION HORSE POWERS,
TEN ass f. Western
al others. The Mill may ne driven by horse, water nr
lis in milling ss a., sh nen and REQUIRES but :. asons
half the power II drive the largest sizes. They are
laa Th'y Years and COS. Mbog for re ,sirs ~
pric.s-SU 10 S4D and SI7e. Flour Bolt Tor smalles at
Mill. SD estra -r.. E.a
TIL HORSE WEIR
Has proved itselfto be the best ever invented. The
friction uced by Iron ais led in all the
upon them. Tree pounds drau hit at the end OF ten
feet lever will keep the power ia ,tion thus
work on this power two the endless cnain power
the house. More tn rs per cent OF horse flesh is
saved over any 9th rpower in 1t Is simple in con
Prize Of Power TO horses. sl25 %
Every Machine is. ranteed to give satlsfact,on or
the money viii b. refunded. :, +
REFERENCES.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
err, we drive 20 r No l MIL GRADING Is hnshei, OF
Cora per oour an cat large quantity of hay at the
SO littla friction and con equenty with little stran
upon The horses, Nts' t1 q ~
-ru W. P. COOPER, ID rrr.
Supt. 18th Il l5ta st. Pass r. R Co.
CLOsrER. N, j., Jan. 50, 1862
MEsSRs. BKNNETT, BROTHERs. GENrs-I am very
much pleased with the Power 1t easier than any
9th Power in This vcin y and with the same horses
will 90 nearly or quits as much work. 1 run m /,
Thresher at 1850 revolutions per minue. and "a inch
G. Os Cut saw, at ,2JO revo ulions. : =
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
n7- On all or. received before October lst 1862
the freight will be prepaid to Chicago any port ON
Lake Michigan.
Liberal discount to de ,lers. Agents wanted. State
County and shop Rights for sale.
For further Information send amp COR illustrated
Circulars to BENNErT BROT sERS,
July25 3mw AZ Al, Greene street, New York.
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BUKBA.NK'S COLUMN.

The Roadsare we'll stocked With First Glass Ecrses
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Oriy
sre. ali Under the control tAgents.
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WISCONSIN NURSERIES.

w
Loc'Hed ON high open prarie North of Madison
Wisconsin, perfectly exposed to
SEVERE NORTH AND WEST WINDS,
The stock (cf which) embraces Everything (most des
Trees ali grown, with 1'''
SHORT, STOCKY BODIES.
TO AL who wish to grow fruit in Minnesota, we call
LIST OF HARDY APPLES, PEARS, PLUMBS.
CHERRIES, SIBERIAN GRABS, GRAPES,
CURRANTs, &C.,
Plant mode -atey Of hardy, thrifty trees the COMING
sPRInG, aru CO vince yourselves whether FRUIT can
be GROWN az well in MINNESOTA a. Wisconsn
Send for Catalogue Price List and order early
All stock will be delivered ST. Paul free of charge
g. W. BABCOCK, General Agent.
Office In Sewing Machine Depot, opposite IT. ompsou
D'oe '"uA' 'o S"oo'' Oh raul mh2l-wly
ERESH CANDIES.
\ 1000 Boxes bestN 7. and Oh cago manu-
tnst Ftp NcQUILLA
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
Important Order.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. Aug

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
First By direction of the Prcsi-
lent, it is hereby ordered that until
urthcr orders, no citizen liable to be
lrafted into the militia shall be allow
| I'd to go to a foreign country.
All marshals and military officers of
he United States are directed, and all
'olicc authorities Especially at the
Dorts Of the United States seaboard
md frontier,) are requested to see
hat this order is faithfully carried
nto effect, and they are hereby auth
priced and directed to arrest and de-
ain any person or persons about TO
'cpart from the United States in vio-
alton Of this order.
Secondary person liable to draft,
Who shall absent himself from his
country or State before such draft is
made, will be arrested by any Provost
iarshal or other United States Mar
hal, or State officer, wherever he may
0 found within the jurisdiction of the
nited States. and conveyed to the
carest military pest or depot, placed
n military duty for the term of the
raft, and the expenses of his own ar
est and conveyance to such post or
epot, also the sum of five dollars as
reward 10 the officers who shall
axe the arrest, shall be deducted
ON his pay.
IAird.-The writ of habeas corpus
hereby suspended in respect to all
.rsons arrested for disloyal practices.
Edwin NJ. STANTON.
d Secretary of War.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
-Gbt ynttlli9tnter,
The Judicial District Convention.

As shown elsewhere, the Republi
tan Convention of the 10th Judicial
District, held at West Union on the
18th inst, made choice Of candidates
rs follows:
For Judge-E. II. Williams of Clay.
ton county.
For Prosecuting A1ormy-Milo Nc
Glathcry Of Faye,tc county.
Far Member Of The Board of Educa.
fion-G. F. Stevens of Winneshiek
county.
The first two nominees arc the pres
ent incumbents. Their denomination
is high compliment to their fitness,
their ability and fidelity, and q mark
ed proof that an intelligent constitu-
|ency are not unmindful of the graft
tudc due to faithful and upright pub
lie servants. OF Mr.. Stevens we
know but little. Those who arc best
acquainted with him speak in the
highest terms Of his qualifications and
fitness for the office TO which he has
been nominated. There can be no
loubt that all three of the gentlemen
will be triumphantly elected.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
AYERS
COmpound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most etfectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Seroflla, but also those other alice
tons which arise from it; such as ERrPTIyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTnoNY's FIRE,
Rosr, or ERysIrELAs, PMrLEs, PrsrrLEs,
BLorcuEs, BIAINs and Bor.s, TuMoEs, letter
and SALT RHEuM, ScALn HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RnEuMATIsM, SyrnILIrIc and MEhCuilAL DIS
EASES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, ahd'
indeed, NIL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLoOD. The popular belief
in ia,p,ufty ofhe blood" is founded IN truth,
for scrofula is IA degeneration OF the blood. Ihe
particular purpose and virtue OF this Sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and regencrate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
con taninated constitutions.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14

AT a meeting of the Congressional
lstrict Committee of the Sd District,
cid at West Union, August 9th, Geo.
Mathews, of Dubuque, was elected
hartman, and o. p. Shiras, of Du-
uque, Secretary. j. Rich, of indie
cndencc Willis Drummond Of Nc
regor and j. w. Rogers of West
Mon, were appointed an Executive
committee.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14

The Republican Congressional Con.
cntion, for the 4th district, met at
tontezuma on the 9th inst. After
alloting forty times Hon. j. b. Grin
ell was nominated for Representa-
vc. The rival candidates were J. b.
lice, Rush Clark and w. NJ. Stone,
II good men. Mr.. Grinnell will be
lected and will make an able and eff
cient member.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
"A. z + RS
Ague Cure,
FOR rnE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY eoNI of
intermittent Fever. or Fever and que.
Rrmiitemt Fever, chill Fever, Damb
Ague, Periodical Headache, on bilious
Headache, and Bilious Feysrs, i nnes"
Tor the who're e lass. .. ..ns.,, I,v
ing IA DnaMry ns;Ss.n r,'ss.,s.
inc S""A'A =" y.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRg" expels the masmatic poison OF FEVER
AND Aao. rom w II ,ala nn ,,s srst an.
proach of its premonitory symptoms, tits not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered Tor tins class
OF seaipiaints out also me eneapes.. nnt ia,Se
quahls VIC s"ppi wi =; ,.i;.. S;,;, ha.a
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14

Many Of the Northern States have
.lready filled their quota of troops un-
Ter the new levy for three hundred
thousand men. Among these we may
lame Connecticut, Maine, Ohio and
indiana. Iowa will soon be on hand.