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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

d \
eTRobert Toombs and Howell Cobb,
two Of tbs main lenders Of the present re-
bellion, have issued an address TO the peo-
pie Of Georgia, on the state Of the country.
Among other things, this address says that
the Federal Government has exhibited such
an utter !" disregard of constitution and
la,cs,' as they can hardly cscdit !! Here We
have the cue given to the secesh press Of
the North. But there is something refresh
iogly, cool about Howell Cobb and Robert
roombs giving forth that the Federal Cor.
erpment is tramphns the laws and coossitu-
tim under foot, that in no manner attaches
to such ut.erances BY their Northern echoes.
We can admire the brasen impudence, OF
Cobb and Toombs, but What can We 6Dd to
admire 10 the stale iteratios Of their utter,
auces BY Northern men? And yet there are
Northern presses that say just what Toombs
and Cobb Say, and for The same reasou-to'
wit: Becssse the Government "has ez-
hibitcd IN energy, . perseverance,, and 90
amount Of resources they hardly expccted''
10 putting down the rebellios. The Cebbs,
,bs Toonbs', and the Davis, declare il to
be unconstitutiopal and unlawfai IN the Fed.
eral Goverpnent 70 use every means within
i,s power to pa. down this rebelhoo-snd
the Hills, the Psstisons, The Dsnkles, The
Sport. Malers, and the Babbi.ts, Of the
lower and untbinking order Of moaniebanks
-iansdiatsly give ,opgss 70 thssaus seo-
siueps, 10 their hishes, key. Bat IL is ell os
no avail, The Government continues to ex-
ers its energies in crushing out treason, and
from the howlipg Of the secesh press, we
jadgs that the prospects, Of the Csnfsdcs'
ases are O che wane. SOD gr8F ,sgsiE
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Apgesstemsn who're slave assompsnit8 I
y0opeT sUsfedsvMs s1eer - shs WSdsss
e1ps3isisA ssked shs lsshey On yAis sstsyD
10 Nashsills, hou long The srny Sas on ihs
oarch fron 10 esesnpmsns 70 ths battle.
Hsfd. "About foof days," was the SspiH
sWsi, ksw ISsgl'wsss sA4y 10 ussslisg
bests I" 6boss Ave dayA nAaaa,"-
|" Why. hov u thss, Jssl Cosld ~ nep
trsvef asy faster back, when tbey vssS bro
In doen Witt fsvT Gays D6ssA ~ .
ssvssss 1ebs, slas pshsy ssssslls1 f0Uase
afso . Gos1 ssee = segop Z y I" Oh, Hn
tsIl .ysa Nhas nade ths diGsssnss, aeses,n
~ ~ lee; = wAs w. ostie. 3Aey
nasG6s1 sswsrd WIldsss ~ ~ t6ss d
OlstA Wbss ehs3 Uss6s1 bss2, ~ suso
ass6iss = ~ osasniss--sas beyas sssasy
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waAr can faxY SAT- now,

WHAT CAN THEX SAx NOW ss-~a
FAe defeat u XollcoGsr's forces greedy
alarmed the rebel leaders, aud they gave
forth many sigas Of Aissrsss. !, The New
Osleans Ddla; ID as assisisres that dsfeaA
said -" One thing the cosntry and the ar.
ny vill look for, and saas isa swim and
sascssal Compensation fss the ,fesess die.
ssser with a snmnoss, interest. Thscen.
fedssacy sanaos sdosd - rest long updsr
defeat. Froa the Potomac to sbs Missis-
sippi every part ofliss line Of dsfssss is
equally vital. II nust recover - fast - Il
lssses ground, or ishs line will be broken,
asd the whole sysssm Of Sosthsrs dsfsass
thrown iase eonfssios. - . Ws1ass
recover lost erossd, though ID b ~ ~
hasard ef Assdred hassles nd tens Of
shossands slaio.D III; o. iss asl
Whas 80 they say nev, when, isstssd ei
recovering lost ground. they y'hs,s szpssi-
sassA ,hs nsss tsljisg disasssra es ths
eanpaisna Where 10 The victory to be wou
the ground 10 be gsinsd . 20 necessary end
vital 70 the existence Of the Rebel nssios
Not on the Posomae, ssreIy, for MeClsllauas
grand army il impregnsble; not 10 Ken
tucky, for there they have met With nothing
but defeat, and the Union army. hdshsd
With victory, and formidabfe 10 sanbefs,
will march almost unresissipsly through
Tennessee, aided BY the thousaads there
~hoss ssidolitrous love FOR she old Uuisn'
the rebels are forced II the day Of their
humiliasioB 70 admis; NOT ID Missouri, fos
there Price 10 msting tr~cks for The cane.
brakes Of Arksnsas At the top Of his speed
The victory 10 not 10 be won-ths Loo.
ground Il 10 Impossible FOR themto recover,
and what can they say nov = ''a'is' = 2
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snAx.rxAaR ON r.swAa.

~ stes t55f t8sfeH ~ T93 sfNt3k3F71
Gen. Hallsek. After the battle of Mil
Spring, thus speaks: sas5. = gss.,a
+" Now thia renaips, that ~ divids our
tpoWef - sfug "a tss.4x
You, Con'dofs foots and trusty U. s.
Grant, 8
Soathward shall bssd yea With Jour dearest
To meet old johnson and the prslats Polk,
Whe. a. ws bear, are bsMiy 10 arms ;3r
Buell.. and you, fair Smith, viii towards The
Green, vs.
70 hght with Bucknsr and HE ragged srsw.
Meeting ths check OF .ssch another dayi "a
And since this busisess % fair q done,
Let NJ NOT leave till al our own Be ven.
Esat Henry W. Ats ?, SessslS.a -
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3 g sllsAess = ssyheAg sn4se ~ 80
sister Of hessep- tbsSs ! Asss 10 stser ex.
sssssses," ssid Nrs. Partisgsos, ssis u IL
siAsdsses, gosse sbsss liks . bsy sosafus.
-, 'eifSsnsisf ~ sais9d spse hsaesl
te&e." .l.ss lsst :. ~eaz go. tea
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

Secretary Stastoo bas shown bisssff
the man sof tee place. No u dsternioed 10
give tsieyine eSStrastors % mercy, md has
aseordissfy issued iustfucsiSSs % the Mar.
sAal asd Disstiss Attorney, of New York 70
compel The fnsdalsss and tssasossbis sos.
uassors, No fsspished suAs vessels for he
Bsrsiids ESped;sios, .sts aisesssS y 90 y
'prisos, = And Ms tSs Hyls Sf'tsdstness v
vEisA IN ffssdaisss soassss sstsfv sAosid Isst
- isss bsss sstjsstSt. II sssaI vigss
- vin b ssSvs sssiStsss, ~ ~ pslfsv.
tnes . sts hsasssy vssI1 1sses sssss.
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a. A. ssssespcsAsea q ~ NpeiasaiA
Hn1sss writing issa 6eaarpsA says 4 sss-
~ i siseelated Asrs sAas Gss., za,lisolsr,
hstoes - died. slpreseed Bic deep eekrs. =
catering sls Cealslsrsss ssfsioa. ssd point
iss y : Federal standard waving a a Sis.
tasss said With Aia Last brsasAa ~ aAoaN
die happy i bad lansa in dsfspss q tAal
des-n a ~ vessA fot lsAs Truth + Of
th.s seatsnsaA. bat give. il for sAas i j.
worth. he friends q zelieotss cay, be
Aears vss ,nsyer faliy salisssd i ths, rebsl
cause, apd that be vas forced into ih ID.
vooacy b. THAT b ssueeiysd TO BE-, psblis
opisiou. but Which ssa merely tAs express
sion sf Ais political asqasissanees. 81 !,
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lnas9 taea vsyAH 1BseQD&1cA!se srit se
Hers Des.lso. : osrsf. rs s,as;sa
tlss thss - sAss iar bssa DEALT spss sha
heaa q tAs nossser Rsbanos, = ssss d
vhisA sss sslesrsplis salsaas th;s nsssr
iss sossais " sssssst = 1As pfospss,
bsieAssas. Tie faaaas i Bic viii promise.
The day of sdversity = part, ssd hope rises
- sossbssrd. Bst ~ Ssiee u ess III
ssph is he kssil u despair sposl me 'ssrs
ofrsbsllios. : Tie risios curtain which dis
sovers - IL Repsblis ~ Asvs ioi dsy.
sprsaas like : faasrsl pali asver the desti-
oiss Of the dssnsa Cssfedsrey. TIE eloos
that fell upon The loyal States d the bloody
defeat Of Mspsssss, - bss ths shadow of
cloud q noouday y compared With the
nidsighs darkness which this defeat carries
to the heart Of the rebellion. The flower
Of The rshsl army is asnihilsssd By ths day's
work. Their beat Gensrsis- their pride
and their bops--are prisoners Of var " the
hands Of Geo. G,ant at Fort DonelsoB. g
Truly, the posisios Of Mr.. Dsvis, ~ bead
Of the cenfederacy, is becoming anything
bot On envisble one. Every day brings 10
his mind fresh proof Of the rapidly waning
fortunes Of his wicked cause. Besieged
upon Isnd and biocksded upon the sea-
feeling the strong hand Of Federal power
on every side-disasser and defeat make up
the present, while the future holds out no
hope. Every breeze from the soass wafss
inland the announcement Of smother victory
BY the Federal navy. Every blast from the
Northlsnd bears upon its frosty wings new
evidence Of the 6ery seal u the Easion's
loyalty. Every hour Gives deeper hue to
sAs ssygias shade Of the gathering gloo.,
while through the density Of tho fu,urs's
blsskness breaks in no light, ss,s osiy sAas
from tee brasea shrosts Of Federal cannon.
Neme ne isspuns lacessis, hath said the
Nation, and We have the proof. The Re-
bellion 10 in iss death agony. m,l
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Lews Rsal ENtate and 1nsuxunoe
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O.. - 81 sss. VA h. p 4se.. af54
The DavsnT ort Democrat says the Con.
oissess of The iowa L1islasnrs will rscoa.
ussd the formation u the new districts
about ~ follows: s,.e. ss.4 ~
Flssr DisrsIcr.- Cosnties Of Lee, Des
Aoiacs, Henry, Van Bsrso, Je6srsoo, De.
yis, Washington, and Loaisa. Population,
l3S, ,03l. sat ,sss +; t,i., u o,.;,.t
SECOND Dlsrslcr.-C Counties Of Scott,
Lima, Clinton, J.ek,ou, Johusen, Mesea.
tine, Joass, and Cedar, PoPall..ioo. li2,r
632. ta.,s W. ,s ns,s,.a 800. ~,
TBiRD DrsrsIcr. Csustiss Of DubpqYe,
Claysen, wiunesheik, Alsnskse, fa1stss,
Delaware, Black Ilawk, Bpchanss, Bfemss,
Chicksssw, Floyd. Bsslery Mitchell, How
ard, and Grundy., Population, l4i, 1926.
Fsrarn Dlsraicr.--Co Counties Of Msrion.
MAAaska, wspello. aKeokuk, Appsoeose.
Jaspsr. Monroe, BsDtoas Iowa. wsyne, Ls.
cas-, M.r.hall, PoEeshisk, and Tana. Pop,
slssios, 1852. p ,l t,...s ~
Firra Disrslcr.--This, dissriet comprises
the balance Of shs Stats--ths Cosesies on
tbs Aiissouri Slope. % fss East - Polk;--7
sisy-six Cosssieais ~. Population, shout
l1o,WV. set y9sasaf ~ f3msfsa Ims s9ia NJ
This, says the Deaocrat, y about ~
SHAPE 10 which, il viii come befors the Leg,
islaiurs from, tho haads Of the committee,
and is viii probably b accepted aad sdopt-
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teuncll Bluffs reuale Seminary.
sAMEs ,. RuE, ;: PRiNclPAI-
- r~uoAUD ~ TuusrEEss ssass
D. G. plocnwA Rsa,, rres't. p esoaaoe. sss'y.
fnonAs okYrCnA sssssssss. -
H... @. BALDWIN,. eAnrsL clxioM,
sAareIs aAvllSa. SA11a .. 5ACkeoN.
.rRUs u sAENvoN, JR.. aAnvxL nAnr1tSesi
!osx :. sAi6wtS. 81. Z =. scsxr.
NRSSuOys .--SAs AeaaeMleAf rear q Nstdea lass
tvs ss,,sns ef twsaty-svs weeks eacA. aus -
s,ss us., ~sncs aA tAA III u this nsatA o.
iAll II asd viii elsas en The last wsas<s<H . sSns sSns
Mt me NJ, tssn viii ssAnssrs - ~ sasFs
rRW Ws'-rsySss,re susrsdisv vsrtsAsy II aSvs.es.
-, hsls se.siea. q ssevys ysshs, - fesssss
rssrSSifosi psPAIri1txr, -. .....s4s e e
sHrSsG Hsssar oassA, visA assssssasnfs. tfeo
gNxVRt,CVpN Alss tteUtf ~ the eSDees kAta. anS
Opesa Susnssee, % eAsae assevns4eA %ss
No ae,iss,,ea. maae fsrsesescss exssve = eesss .
osstrsrte4stoheossssSEfsf sfS -.
0oyu ~ svos ~ yssss - sss s1Aitsss.
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!, g Last Friday, the Legislature passed
bill making U, $. Treasury Notes, and
notes, Of the State Bank Of lows, legal
tender for taxes - to take eject immedi-
stely. The Law expires in 1864. This bill
passed the House b., . vote Of 73 TO l3-is
hay,ng previously passed the Senate By .
voke of IS 70 l2. FbIs."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05
A Bit of History.

Gen. McDowell's vindication of himself
is said to contain one remarkable instance
of his care of the national metropolis. In
May last, General Mcclellan had advanced
his outposts to Hanover Court House,
twenty miles north of Richmond, and Gen.
McDowell's corps was before Fredericks-
burg, within one days march. Had he
marched forward and effected junction,
Richmond must have fallen.
But just then Jackson appeared in the
valley, certain dignitaries here got scared,
and Mcdowell was held in idle reserve,
leaving Mcclellan to do what he best could.
Let us hope that before very long the oc-
cupation of Richmond will ensure the safe
ty of Washington.
Thus writes the Washington correspond
ent of the N. Y. Commercial Adoertiser'
respecting the scare which is now upon the
Washington authorities, produced by Stone
wall Jackson's mysterious movements be-
yond the mountains. So it seems that
Mcdowell, in order to complete his own
defense, will vindicate McClellans penin-
sula campaign and fasten the blame for its
failure upon ''certain dignitaries" at the
capital. Let out another turn of the rope.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

The Sioux WAR JUST BEGUN.-Mr.
James McFetridge, who arrived in the city
few days since, from Pembina, reports
that a few days before he left, party of
Pembina trappers had returned from the
region of country near Devils Lake, some
two hundred miles from St. Joseph, and
state that one thousand Sioux Indians are
encamped there, and that Little Grow is
supposed to be with them. These trappers
found that the grass had been burned clear
to the Rocky Mountains, with the excep-
ton of small tract south of Devils Lake,
where the Indians were encamped. They
expressed no desire to harm them-who
were half-breeds-bu inquired very par
ticularly whether there were any Indians
yet remaining on Red River. They said
that they did not intend harming the half
breeds, or any one across the line. They
report their having plenty of cattle, horses
and mules. 1t is supposed by the trappers
that they would get their winter supplies
from the Hudson Bay Company, and do
all their trading with them. The settlers
at St. Joseph had nearly all left and gone
to Fort Garry. A determination is ex-
pressed to open the war against the from
tier settlers again in the spring.
This shows very cOnclusively that large
military force should be stationed some
where in that section Of country.
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WHEREAS default has been made


w in the conditions of certain mortgage deed
dated December 18th, A. ID. 1859, and recorded at
O'Clock In the afternoon on the same day, in the Re
gsry of Deeds for Ramsey County and State of Min
nesOta4 on pages Sc and 81 of Book Q OF Mortgages
therein, and in and by which deed Patrick Nash and
his wife, JOhannah Nash, az mortgagors mortgaged
to Pamela Bouchet Gberton, as mortgagee all that
piece of land situate in said county and state and de-
scribed as follows viz:
Commencing at a stake on the northwest corner Of
land sold by Charles It. Whitney and others to j.
Bullen in 1867, thence northerly on Canada street
fifty feet thence eastery to the line of Kittsons ad
dition to Saint Paul. thence southery along line of
Kittsons addition to Saint Paul. to the northeasterly
of land sold by c. T. Whitney ct al as afore
eaid thence westerly on line of said Buens land to
the place of beginning; the depth of said land being
eighteen rods, more or less to secure the payment
of the sum of $780, at year from the date of said
mortgage, with interest ON said at the rate of
And whereas there is now claimed to be due upon
said mortgage the sum of $685. for the recovery of
the whole any part of which no suit proceeding
has ever been instituted at law
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that by viz
tue of power of sale in said mortgage contained and
of the statute IN such cases made and provided so
much of said mOrtgaged premises may be neces-
sary to satisfy the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage aforesaid will be sold at public
due, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on the
THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1863,
at the front door of the Court House. in the City Of
Saint Paul. in said county and state.
Dated at st. Paul. this 21st day of November, Al
1862. PAMELA BOUCHET GIBERTON,
nov21.w7t Mortgage.
BRIsBIs & WARNER, Attys for Mortgagee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-05

MILITARY MATTERs.-Company D, Capt.
Vanderhorck, of the Fifth Regiment, ar
rived at Fort Smelling, from Fort Aber-
crombie, on Sunday afternoon. The COM
pany visited the city yesterday afternoon,
and were escorted to the Belvidere restau-
rant, on Third Street, and partook of re-
freshments at the hands of their Captain.
They were ordered to report again at Fort
Smelling this morning, for the purpose of
receiving furlough for eight days to visit
their friends, prior to their marching South
to join their regiment.
The men are all in good health, and feel
anxious to join their comrades in Dixie.
Company G, of the 25th Iowa Regi-
ment, under the command of Lieut.. E. J.
Whittleta, which has been stationed at
Richmond, in Stearns county, arrived at
Fort Smelling on Sunday, also, and
marched through the city yesterday, I'M
der orders to report at Winona. We un-
derstand the four companies that have
been stationed at Mankato and South Bend
are ordered to march across the country
from those points, and report at Winona,
also. The two companies stationed at
Paynesville and Sank Centre, will arrive
at Fort Smelling on Thursday next, and
proceed from thence to Winona and Join
the regiment.
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A Case of Promotion from the Ranks.

The Boston papers record the promotion
of Sergeant JOHN MURKLAND to the cap
taincy of Company B, in the Fifteenth
Massachusetts regiment. The Boston Jour-
nal says that "Captain MURKLAND is a
graduate ofthe Ftchburg machine shop,
fine specimen of self-made man, an hon.
est and obedient soldier, and q practical
and efficient officer" The following letter
from General GoRMAN met with quick
response from Governor ANDREW by the
immediate issue of a captains commission:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION,
SECOND ARMY CORPS, :
Bolivar, Va, Oct. 49, 1921
Brigadier General Schouler, Adjutant General
SIR Since the death Of the gallant cap
tain of Company B, Captain Simonds,)
there is vacancy. / now beg leave to pre-
sent the name of First Sergeant John
Murkland. He is eminently fit and quail
fled, and is now in command of his COM
pany. He has nobly won this merited
promotion by his gallantry on the battle
field at Antietam. When Captain Simonds
fell, Lieut.. Colonel Kimball took the dying
mans sword off and said, 81 want you to
take this sword and lead this company
will you do it ?" He answered calamity,
81 will do so-any where you may order !"
This noble answer, made in the face of
death and danger, ought to win for him
from his country medal, and two cap
tain's commissions, if need be. l trust his
Excellency will reward this special gallan-
try at once.
am, General, truly yours,
w. A GORMAN,
Brigadier General Commanding Division.
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REroRTED EXPRESSLY THE SAINT PAUL PIONEER, A,
CORRECTED by OUR OWN REPORTER.

BEroRTED EXPRESSLY FOR SAINT PIONEER ANr
COPYRIGHTED by OUR OWN REpoRTER.
Sr. PAUL, Dec. 8.
WHEAT 6s@7Oc q bu.
RYE-25c q bushel
BARLEY-65@75
e SaRsEsSs DO DO
TIMOTHY-$1.5 0@1.75 Z, bushel
FLOUR-Superfine, So; extra 4.
CORN MEA1-f9 bag, $1.OO,
BEANS-White, % bushel. $1.50@1.75.
BUTTER-Firkin q tb 12@13c, country in
rolls, 15@17c
MESS PORK-T Dbl, s12.
MESS BEEF-1 Dbl, $1O@11.
BACON-Sugar-cured, 1O1a@11c, canvassed.
10@11, plain, 8@9c; shoulders, 5@@6c
DRIED BEEF-$12@13c Yb.
LARD-6@7c y ID.
sUGAR-N. o. 111a@13c . ID, refined, A
e. B, 14@15, Cuba, refined, 13@14, Loaf, crushed
and powdered, 16@161.
TEAS-Black, 75@$1. 00c, Green, 90c@$1. IS.
COFFEE-Prime Rio y tb 33@34c, Laguara
Soc, Java 3S@4Oc.
RICE-9@10c y 10.
SALT-Prime $3.50 = Dbl.
EGGS, y doz 1920.
FRUTTS-Green apples y Dbl, $4.00@4.25;
dried, y ID 71a@89c; Peaches, 9@1216c; Gram
berries y blu 1.55@$1.75; Raisins $4.5O@4.75 y
box; half boxes, 81; Prunes, 911@1015c; Cur
rants, 12@15c; Almonds, 1S@23c.
FISH-No Mackerel . Dbl, $1s; No 2, IL;
No .: "A. Dry Cod, p cwt s6.5o@7.5o. Scaled
CANDLES-Mould Tallow, 11@1115c q ID;
Star, 161a@1715; Adamantine, zoe; Sperm 4O@
SOC.
LIQUORS Rectifed Common, y gal 35@3e,
Monongahela, 5O@75c; Old Bourbon, 5O@75c;
Cider; . Dbl $7.50@8.OO; Terces, 1000.
TOBACCO-Plug, 65@75c, natural leaf, 81 &c
fine ont S0(620. synOkinU 1oE100c
MEATS-Beef on foot, &c. Pork, 2H@211c.
Mutton = head, $4.5O@4.OO. Venison 5@6c .
ID; Poultry 5@9c.
POTATOES s5@4O per bush.
ONIONS-S5@90 . bu.
Ou]Carbon, 100; Whale, $3.50; Meats
foot, 81: so; Lard, S5@9Oc; Linseed, $1.50@1. 60.
Turpentine $500.
WHITE LEAD-$7.@1O y cwt.
MOLASSES- Plantation q gal, $4,000; Su-
gar House, 6O@65c Golden Syrup, 75@SOc.
LEAD AND SHOT-Pig, Sc; bar, 10c per
pound shot $3.50.
LIME-Prime Point Bryan, $15O; Alton /. 25.
SOAPS-Family, SIC, y ID; Palm, 1906;
CASTLE, 14016.
GLASS-American Window, Sx10, $2.25@
$50; 10x12, 2.50@275; 1Ox14, 2.75@3.0O; 1Ox
16 to 12x16, 3.OO@325; 12x1S to 12x2O, 4.OO@
500. Per ton, about $8@1O.
IRON-Flat bar, Pennsylvania, all sizes un-
der 43&@1 inch per pound &C, Juniata do &c:
POWDER-FFG and FFFG in kegs Of 25
pounds, $500; do in kegs of 121s pounds, 500;
in kegs Of 81 pounds, 2.75 Duck and Sport
ing, in tin kegs of 90 pounds, Nos l, 2 and 8,
600; Diamond Grain, in cases of twelve canis-
tiers of one pound each, 11.75; do in cases of
twenty-five canisters of one pound each, 90;
Eagle Rifle Shooting in cases of 25 canisters OF
one pound each, 16; do in cases of Is canisters
of half pound each, 10; do in cases of IL cam
listers of one pound each, $50; Rifle and Sport
ing in cases Of Is canisters of half pound each,
$50; do in cases of IL canisters of one pound
each, 7.3O; do in cases of % canisters Of one
pound each, 400.
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maturity, arising from the banefhl habit of self
abuse.
To which is added observations on FEMALE DIS
EASES, and other interesting matter of the utmost
Importance to the Married, who desire to limit their
offspring to young, middle-aged, and old men, who
have injured themselves by certain secret practces
and to those contemplating marriages who entertain
doubts of their physical ability to enter that state
Sent to any address in sealed wrapper on receipt
of Ten Cents or Stamps.
Those afflicted with any of the above diseases be-
fore placing themselves under the treatment oil any
one should first read this work.
The Doctor, being permanently Located In SAINT
Paul. devOtes his entire time and attention to the
treatment of all the above diseases. An extensive
private and hospital practice in this speciality for
many years. enables him to adopt the most speedy,
successful and economical means in their treatment.
He is a regular graduate, and his diploma always
hangs in his office.
Patients may consult me during my Office hours
with the utmost confidence and privacy
Consultations free, and secrecy 1nviolable.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE, BY sending brief
statement of their symptoms, will receive blank
Chart containing list of questions our terms for
the course of treatment sc. Medicines sent to any
part of the country to cure any case at home, free
from damage or curiosity
OFFICE HOURS daily from 9A.M to 2 P.N.aos4
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D1sBANDED.-The Renville Rangers,
Captain German, who fought so gallantly
side by side with the Third Regiment, at
the battle of Wood Lake, we regret to say
was disbanded at Fl. Smelling, on Monday.
The case of these men is one of peculiar
hardship. They were temporarily muster
ed into service by General Sibley and
fought all through the Indian campaign,
some of them sacrificing their lives and
others being severely wounded in their va
rious encounters with the savage foe--as
a reward for which they have now been
discharged without having received cent
of pay, a particle of clothing, and scarcely
the poor need of thanks. Surely this is
not the way to encourage other men, I'M
der like circumstances, to peril their lives
for an ungrateful country.