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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Second Auditor Office, :
December 80, 1861.


For the Payment Of Caims for arrears Of Pay due to
Deceased S idie1S.
lst. When an administrator is legally appointed, the
payment must be made to such administrator upon his
fling in this Office the proper certificates of the Clerk
under sal of the Court
% Where the amount due exceeds one hundred dol
lars administration will be required, otherwise not
3D. When there is no administrator, payment will be
MADE ST. the widow; second, to the child or chill
dren (or if minor, TO the guardian produc the pro-
per certificate under the seal of the cour third to the
father; fCuth to the mother filth, to the brothers and
sisters; aud lastly, to the general heirs.
4h The claiming heir must produce his or her atfi-
davt and that of dsnerested persons stating the
relationship ard that there is other person entitled
| 10 claim. For instance, if the claimant be mother
ihe affidavit must state that there is living neither wife
child nor father of the deceased. The magistrate ad-
min STEERING the oath should certify to the credbilty
the Witness and the clerk of the court should certify
| under seal, that he is such magistrate
Claims, prepared in compliance with the foregoing
instructions and transmitted this Office by mail, o
otherwise will receive prompt attention the pres
| of business will allow.
W. H. s. TAYLOR, Auditor.
concur in and approve the above.
LEWIS GRUGER Comptroller.
| 1aoo1hor % 1871 Il
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From the Southern Coniederacy.
Th. n wills Visit to s. Old Abe.s'

REV E. P. BIRCH, GRANGE, GA
Written the occasion of Lncolns Proclamation for
Proyer and Fasting after The battle of Manassas. Re
uised and Improved expressly for the La Grange Report
er, bQ the author.
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WILLIAM II. LIrPFTrE

VgTEOIESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Snns, Window Glass, Garden Seeds
PeYiuaery Patent Medicines, &C. &C., Of Front ana
=s Immediately opposite SHAws old stand Whining
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ALEX. OLDHAM.
JLIE5 STOELEY

ETOELEY. ALEX. OLD HAM.
sTORI4EY Ss CLDHAH,
NEALEES IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
- CHANTS
WILMIN GToN, N. G.
PROMPT oaaon given the sale Of Cotton, Flour, EG
con and other Country Produce.
pec II
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Professional and Business Cards.

J. J. cox KENDALL, j. S. KENDALL
Cox. EkEzDAt.Is, q co
+ yOAaI-sIOS MERCHANTS AND WHoLEEALE GRO
{ 5CEP~ No.II & r. North Water st.
rct 9t+h 7. 81 9-tf
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January Is, 1862.

WILL also sell on the same day and at the same place
1 several IMPROVLD TOWN LOTS, and several TRACTS
OF LAND. so, STOCK HOGS, HOUc EHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., &c.
CHAS. q. HARRIS.
Magnolia, Jan. 10, 1862 1I2-2t-22.2t
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.IGtgFEEsEE KEEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that prepared to take contracts IN his ne
Of business He keeps constantly on hand, LIME CEMENT
plastic AaTEHlEG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, tIHR
BRICK, sc.
n b. TO Dsters Of Turpentine,he is prepared to put
1r Stills at the shortest notice May Z0-5f-Iy'
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w. A. CUMMING, a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


MEssRs. EDITORS allow through your paper 10 re-
turn the thanks Of the Robeson Rife Guards co. D. 18th
lnt n. c. troops) TO Mrs McNeil, Mrs L Ray, Mrs
l. Innman, Mrs stephen Smith, Mrs D G Mcntire, and
Miss s. T. salmonds for large number OF blankets socks
and other articles forwarded by them to the Companv.
Also Mr. W Powell, of Fayetteville, and Mrs Judge
French Of Lumberon for $8 in cash. part con
rbutons made BY them to the five Companies from Robe
son. am proud say that the Company now well fur
nished and will need nothing more, with exception
perhaps, of under clothing, until term of
pires. WEN. &, MOMENT,
Capt. Comdg Co d, 18th lnft. N. G. T.
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G. II. RnRINsON d CO,

EtOMausSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON n. G..
Office over J. A. Wizards stare. Entrance corner Of
Princess and Water Streets.
March 9, I960.-l58&29.
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sAIT,
LNOR SALE ly
n Dec. l7-S6&l7
ELLIS & MITCHELL
NGTECG

N PURSUANCE of Mortgage Deed from ]. B. B. Monk,
Il to the undersigned will he sold Magnolia, the 9th
Of February next the hotel AND LOT at present
pied by the SAID Monk fourteen Young valuable aud
likely NEGROES Part cash will be required.
z. MURPHY,
CHAS. b. ARPIS aCFtgaSees'
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FayettevIs O6serOer pIsase eOpv.

have received from Thos. Hall, Esq and sent to Eous-
toms Cavalry Is wool socks Ii blankets and quilts
| Wish others 10 do as 9geU IHUS J. CARR,
Alnrfh e nI1rI
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The DEPENDENCE IEDIA.An further speculation as
to the competition of India with US IN the production OF
article from the Calcutta Egshman certainly auhori
y that ought to know:
The fo5wing table shows the expense cuItivating
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sDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80, 1862. NO. %.

LATEST FROM Observation-Disclosures AT MURRAY,
KENTUCKY-HEAVY RaINS-FEDERALS ERECT
ING FORTIFICATIONS AT GREEN RIyEa-FEDER-
AL PONTON BRIGGS SWEPT AWAY.
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D n.
lNARPENTEF AND COETRACFOR
q June II "IL4hdToE' ~ I'
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KenansYille, N. c.. Jan. y. le62.

FROM THE POToMAC-trlday morning Captain Fro
bell, at Cockpit Point succeeded il forcing the Fed
erals to abaudon large schooner by his well directed
fire. Without boats he could not take possession.
On Saturday, learn from one Of the bomb-dod-
gers at Cockpit Point that one Of the largest mer-
chant steamers yet to pass up down was fred at
vigorously by the Eyansport batere8-at least forty
shot aud shetland from this fact be hardly thinks that
anything is under arrest there. AS she approached
Cockpit thuDdeed and the face Of the blu was cir
Gle Of fire. 1t was admirably done-bettar than ever
before.
AT the explosion of one of---s shells great
many heard the exclamation. "Oh God " raDidy sev-
eral times and in accents that ndicard great Bodily
pain and anguish Our Batteries fired about 40 shots
and none were looi8hly expended
The day the Pensacola" went down the riYer, The
| Cockpit Battery turned steamer back
Efedey1Cksbnrr Mems Ian %
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

H ordered TO be continued on the inside,
charged 33 cents for sachnseon after the m ct
~ 40 advertisement rejecting upon private character,
can, under CIRCUMSTANCES he admitted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 22d,

FOR THE JOURNAL.
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Claims Payments due TO Deceased Soldiers.
The following circular will be of interest to the taml
lies and representatives, of the deceased soldiers OF the
Confederate army.
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ARRIVAL OF DEsERTER FROM TIE CONFEDERATEs.-A
Washington dispatch of,ihe 18th inst, says:
Phade'phian, who had been impressed into the rebel
service in Norh Carolina, into Gen Hancock's brig
ade yesterday, from Centrevie: HeWas foot, and
ed with MIsSssppl rjfs He occupied three days in
information.
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Nothing is known of the proceedings in Congress to-day
The Virginia Legislature has been principally occupied
talking about the election of Confederate Senator'S The
House favored going into election to day, whilst the
Senate proposed delay until the fourth of February
Joint committees have been appointed to report the
matter on tomorrow nocn.
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January Ist, 1862
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ed with Mississippi rife He occupied three days in
making bis way through the enemys pickes and brings
important information.
THE LINcoLNITEs cFF THE BAR-'rne Yankee fleet
which arrived of here monday night last was still to
be seen yesterday, and reliable reports received from
below represent that they engaged 10 taking down
the spars sails and rigging OF their old sailing vessels.
bis information leaves doubt their pur-
pose, which is to sink a second batch Of cd huks Of
this Barr indeed port prevailed yesterday afternoon
that they had commenced work by scCtrug of their
vessels between Beach Channel and the Rattle8nake
but we think the premature. Should tie wealth
er be moderate to-day, they will probably deyelope
their plans, unless they conclude to work at night TO
avoid observation lesion CotsJisr 23d inst.
The DIFFICULTY IN ARIzoNA.-From private letter
from Arizona the Austin Ga2ette gathers the partcu-
lars OF the late difficulty between COL Baylor and Mr..
r. z. Kelley, editor OF tie Messla Times, in which
the latter seriously, if not fatally, wounded The
details given as follows:
Baylor called to Kelly he was passing his quarters
saying he wished to speak with bin. Kelly said yes
and started towards him, drawing a bowiekniie from
his bosom as he approached. Baylor, seeing this
stepped inside his door and seized gun with
which, Oh the advance and attack Of Kelly
be knocked the latter down, without attempting to
shoot. He tLen seiZd Kelly and demanded that he
should give up bis bowie-knie which he replied me
ver." Baylor then shot him with his repeater the ball
entering his cheek and seyering the "main artery of
the neck Baylor tried before the civil authorities
and triumphanty acquitted.
different times, by the editor, 10 the Times on the Colo
nels lncapacy for the duties Of the position he held,
and implications OF probable cowarce and corruption
There has been great oi needless alarm along the
Mississippi coast 10 say hing of the epidaton occa
sionaly evinced here and obie, consequence the
presence Of tue enemy at Ship Iland From partywho
was very lately the recipient OF Yankee hospitality and
marked attention on the island, intelligence TO
that the number of troops there is very little, anything
over 1000 Instead Of medating descent on the main
land they trembling day and night for own afety
and are looking tor an attack every moment We not
liberty to mention the OF our information Let il
suffice that it may be depended npon.-N o. Dela 18Th
A CONVENTION OF EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
NEWSPAPERS IN THE CONFEDERATE STATEs.-A cal
has been made by large number Of The newspaper:
published ln Tennessee and Georgia icr Convention
10 ee held In Atlanta, Ga other central locality
at an early day. ito make better arrangements for pro
enrlag telegraph news from all points, than exists
present. The signers to the card earnestly invite al
the Journals in the Confederate States which are inter
Tested ID this and other matters of the greatest moment
to the South to speak out upon this su9ect aud makd
arrangements for full representation oil the press On tht
occasion.
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Special Dispatch TO the Journal.

NUKF
Intelligence been received from Fortress Monroe that
the Steamer louisiana the Burnside feet has lost
with seven hundred Yankees on board.
The New ork Rerad, of 22d nst has been received By
T. o. Wise The Herald says that the rebellion will be
crushed by the first of May It exuts the victory
claimed Somerset Ky and hat two hundred dead
and wounded rebels found the field The Yankee
loss is stated but it admits that it considerable
Another expedition in embryo from Massachusetts and
Rhode Island.
At New York Cotton quoted at 80 81 cents, with
light stock.
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CAMP PRICE, ACQUIA CREEK, VA,

CorpI s. MILLS, Secretary. N-''- ''0 -
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Terms of subscription.
wear, invariably in advance, 81
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i, Legal Notice.

Cpro,b. Legal Notice.
xyoU anal, Eliza Jane Glass, David Glass, and
~ net;tiondson and John w. Dodson:
the estate Of ReHysu are hereby notified that the
the Office Of the " Walker, as Administrator of
State of Iowa, prayill, deceased is now on file in
Court of said county anludge of Wapello county.
to sell the folio wing descfn order of the County
TO said estate. to-wit: Lot NJ said Administrator
tumwa In said county and Sta, estate, belonging
Now unless You appear and ans, the city Of OF.
on or before noon Of the second da!
lsa2 of said court, to be held at the I'd petit;on
said county, default will be taken agah'iy term
Judgment rendered thereon in accordanc use in
pray err of the petition. PEIEn Anend
Administrator of r. w. Hall,Sa
May 1, 1S62.4w
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MOFEATS'
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITrERs.

MoFFATS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITfERS.
UlHEsE MEDICINES have now been before publ,
Il for period of thirty years, and during tina
cry part Of the Globe for their and Inn
mefate power Of restoring perfect health to
suffering under nearly every kind Of disease TO which
The following are among the distressing variety o.
human diseases In which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
are wen known to be infallibie.
DYSpEPSA, BY thoroughly cleansing the 1rst and
second stomachs, and creating how Of pure healthy
bile, instead Of the STALE and acrId kind; FLATU-
!kNCY. sass o. appetite, Hsarsowrr, Headache,
Melancholy. which are the general symptoms Of Dys
pepsia. will vanish, - natural consequence o.
COS77TENESS, by cleansing the whole length OF
the intestInes with solvent process and without vo
lsnce; all violent purges leave the bowels coitive
FEVERS Of all kinds. by restoring the blood to .
regular through the process ofrespir
In such cases. and the thorough solution Of alintes
TIE LIFE MsDlciHE rs have been known 70 cure Rheu
NATHAN permanently In three weeks, and GOVT In
half that time, by removing local Inflammation from
the muscles and ligaments Of the joints.
DROESIES Of all kinds, by freeing and strengthen
ing the kidneys and bladder they operate most de-
On
u Also A woRNs BY di.lodsns from the .urn,nss 0,
VIC uoWcis shmy WuiCu tucse CFSesuf CO
adhere.
SCVRVY, ULCERS and Invstsross Ss~ss by the
perfect purity which these LIFE MEDcrxEs give to the
blood, and all the humors.
Scorbuttc Eruptions and bad compilations, by their
Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skim and
the morbid state Of which occasions all eruptive
plants, saow, cloudy, and other disagreeable COM
plexions.
The Use Of these Pills for very short time win ef-
feet entire cure Of SAT- Rhewns, and striking i'm.
provement in the clearness Of the skin. COMMON
COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be cured by
one dose, or by two In the worst cases.
PILES-The original proprietor Of these Medicines
cured Of Piles of IS years standing by the Of
the Llse MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGUE-For this scourge Of the
Western country these Medicines will be found SAFE
speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the system subject to return Of the disease cure
by these Medicines is permanent-TRY THEN, m sAr-
IsEIED AND BIZ CURED.
Bilious Fspers and Lirer Conpp1aints-G General
Debility, Loss of Appetite and Dtseases Of Females
the Medicines have been used with the most bench
cial results In of this description Kings Evil
and Scroua In its worst FORMS yields to the mild yet
powerful action Of these remarkable Medicines. Night
Sweats, Nervous Complaints Of all kinds, Palpltation
of the Heart, Painters Collie, are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DLSEASES-l ersons whose con-
stii utons have become impaSed by the injud cious
use Of Mercury, will find these Medicines perfect
cure they fall to eradicate from the system,
all the effect of Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparations OF Sarsaparilla.
1876 Broadway, New York
For sale by all Druggists. tApril 8, 1861 418y
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FuNIME 10 Cincinnati quick, and to Indian polls.
IL st. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9th.
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
Change Of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

I'm and AFTER Wednesday, Feb 9Th, 1852, and until
" further notice, daily train will run each way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Keokuk at 7SO M, arriving at Ottumwa 12:4a
pm, and at Eddyvtlle 200 p m.
Leave Eddyville at 1870 m, and arrive at 0tumwa
12.45 IN, and at Keokuk $50 p m.
EPassengers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
at 1880 IN, make connections with Stages at
Eddyvine, for Oskaloosa, IT Desmoines, Council Bluffs
and all points west.
Through tickets, ~ Low as the lowest, may be had
At the Office for all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICIAL the Depot, foot Of Johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
Feb 8, 1869 Superintendent.
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RAILROADS
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad!

lsthe only ksadt 70
WASHINGTON CITY.
CAUTION "a; e ss:a,: :'s
clusiyely by the B. O. r. R. Co. Passengers by the
pretended routes to Washington City, subjected
70 tedious delays, and extra charges
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad in connection
WITT the Centra Ohio Railroad presents to the trav
cling pubic short and desirable route from Colum-
bus to allthe Eastern cities. .
Passengers by this route visit the cities OF Bal
simofe, Philadelphis New York Boston, The csst
lines.
Throughticketsca can also be procured via washing
ton CITY 70 the Eastern cities, at On additional
Travellers to the East from al Western points, can
depend upon quick time and sure connections Sleep
Ing cars attached to all night trains.
Two trains leave Columbus, Ohio daily, $50 q. m
Nswsra $40 an, z.nesyille 7;1s am; Benwood,
io:4op M, Harpers Ferry 500 m.; arrives in Bait.
more S:45 p m, Washington City 7:So pm.
s:oopm, Newark 4:iS pm, GAINESVILLE $40 pm, Ben
land am Harper's Ferry 1880 pm; arrives at Bal
timore 4:45 pm, Washington City 500 pm.
trains FOR Philsdephs. New York and Boston and At
Washington City for Richmond, Wilmington, Charles
on. &c.
ping at all principal points. But one change Of
cars between Columbus and Baltimore.
Business men and travellers for pleasure or inform
alton, can visit all the eastern cities ~ comparative
ly small expense. The scenery 10 celebrated FOR Its
wonderful beauty and sublimity; is unequslled in
the world. Issystem Of day and night Track Police;
It's splendid equipment Its exclusive telegraph lines
its large amount Of double Tvs me hotels fun
derthe surveillance ofthe oompany.) ensures 70 The
passenger, speed, safety, and comfort.
Time quick and fare low via any other Quite.
Through tickets and baggage checks can be pro.
cured at all the railroad and steamboat OF
fees In the west.
Ask for tickets via Baltsmore and Ohio Railroad.
l: N: COLE, Gen. Ticket AgtBAOKR
w. p. SMITH, Mast. Transportation,
H. G. JEWETT, Pi est, ORR
j. W. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Agt r
Eff. FULLER, Gen. West'n A Ct B&ORR
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MICH/EAN cENTRAL
R - II - I" % - ID.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New York, New England and the
Canadas.

On and after Sunday, May 5th 1859, trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street, a.
follows:
Ia. m. Day Express, Except sunday,) arrives al
Detroit $40 p. m; Suspension Bridge $50 M; Al
p. m.
7.80 p. Night Express, (cxcept Saturday. arrive
Ut Detroit Too .. M; Suspension Bridge 400 p. M.
Albany 500 n; New York 1880 m; Boston 2:SO
p. m. az tt
Cincinnati trains, via NJ. c. railroad leave Chicago
at q. mail train 7:30 p. Fast ExpYsss; arrive
In Chicago 81 SIS .. m. Fass kxpress and SIS p.
Night Mail Train.
The 1880 p. m. train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of cars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent ventilators cars Of Day Express
Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
- Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices In the West, ut the General ONCE
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House, } Chicago and at the Depot.
4. N. RICE, General Superintendent.
J. W.SMITH, Western Pass. Ag't. NOV. 20, 81
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For CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi.
csgo to Cincinnati
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot
Of Lake street, rs follows: r1ss
First train 7:45 a.m, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 (dinner La Fayette 5:25, (supper) Indi-
annapolis S15, pm, Lawrenceburg 1880, and Cincin-
natl At il:45p.m.
Second train S00p.m, arrive nj Michigan City $50
p m, La Fayetts $40 an, Indianapolis $50 an,
Lawrenceburg 1920 q. m, Cincinnati at 10:45 am.
Passengers beaWe Ottumwa $500 pm, arrive al
Burlington at 7:25 p.m, arrivs a ago at 5i5
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
onlyone change of cars between Chicago and Gin
cinnau.
Patent sleeping cars attached 10 all night trains,
and ruiz through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change.
Through tickets be had at all railroad Offices
In the West, and at the companys Office, Lake
and Dearborn streets, and Mt tine depot fest of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare IS bow as via any other route.
H.J.SPALDING, kg't Chic ago.
WV. PowELL, TRAY. Agent.
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NLzR MANHOOD

Just Published, inc Sealed Eneelope,
ON I FHE NATURE. TREATMENT. AND RADICAL
ssrns, tAToRRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness
sions, inducing impotens9ess sn9 nnsoiuaary ems,
Inoapscity. - @"1 I"'''0S'
r.-,,.sor Of the "Gresn Book" DO.
ure cisar,. a I'd author, in this admirable Lect'
sws,I con proves ron own experience that the
removed without medicine and without dangeross
AIT. bouges instrments,
ss' .A Ssd: 2. IS:.Ss
VIA. and thou. n: lecture Vii essept
ofss ss' eel, 70 any sddres. 80 the
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PURCHASERS WANTED

= Purchaser wanted for 800 packages of Stationery
and Jewery Gin lots each for sale at prices al
inyoiced less 0per cent. discount, at the Express
Office Ottumw Iowa. Also Agents wantad TO seIitn
nackets OF Stationery with without Jewelry) IL
the market at prices lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. Address with Stamp enclosed
il. BAILEY, l54 Court st.. Boston Mass.
July II.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RAILROAD LINE.
OLD AND ONLY REL1AsLE R ourr rAs

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE QUITE EAs
p: ON Burlington 70 Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bait In Ore New York. ana
I'll other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving BurlinP ton the $50 A. NJ.
train conneetst Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains. Both trains connect with
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wh: M c.
via Detroit; M R via Toledo, and PittsbureR
and ~ Wayne via IT Wayne, Of which passen->
gers lake their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any other leaving Bur-
lington.
Baggage checked through to Detroit, Niagara Falls
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. ea =.
Tickets for this great Eastern horoughfare for sal
at Ottumwa Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and at the Ticks
ct ONCE Front and Water eets, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached to the N light trains.
Fare as low as by any other route. =t
RFHOsFORD,
Dec. is, 81. Gen'lAgt c., D. 4 ORR