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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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By n. CAUrRORT, Ane.


2htr PIHK AZ A UuTIyn.- MO.'
DAY, io1. q. 0 t'eieek. - ny store. 7
ri' .eil 81 sncsIop IS, so.a SA!s PcYk-E,.
Dtgs keorsers md Il ms.
hAp~N JoLhs.-Aiso,, Ioo prime Barr
sfsr lhs sbors 7 win ri; sh,,. Tobacco: . ~,
Of bionswsf.; s cov'a Earal E:srSs :os "a q,
eaa eff e; shos-ssss cf Toys 4 Bsestssas, 4
Coasine htovs, L t,saozsny Glib and HsN,e I,
81 d s1adr7 o.tcr AL lea.
~ n csrTH9RS, Ase.
AruITJCEAL-r ICKLED Blew, 4,
be added - ny ssls th.s uorDiIx, 10 ter.
ard boxes Pleglsd Beet, TO Re Sold on accopn :.
ia n: oauraoar.
~ Jas, ~ TAyLoR 4 soE, Anef,oss~s.
ccrrRlX's s4aI:Is of v8LUaBLf
IT, Hris8- tcws, CARRIAGE AID BassHss, !
SrtEaIJa RIriNe Hopsg. 30 We viii sell CT
I've vacalt let ca tbs rorti side OF Mtrshol
h,sweeu ads-.s and riushss = REQ .. ON
m"ncirg ~ tee o's!ocs A. II n EoSDAt .
tts d irft
vs'n.tie Mules. ycupE and we'll broke.
nooh'e t,eYr'res and aarn esq ccyup'sss.
Sa1iis Ucrse, dc.
TEAMS GGrf,
i as. ~. TAYLOR SON,
AHCtionscr~.
tnGEs.I'$ aALC CI-A FREE NJ
:. tfLp "tEt-S KY order OK ths Hus.
tings Court q It's city OF Eich,ooEd, made
4 En'anet - g ~ Ge- ~ t5s General arsam-
ny, viz 49,, cN IUEDAY,the qth day o.
Jnnr, 1882 tto2a teire court dag } In front Of
me ''igy Iai, At IL O'Clock a " 70 the high :
Zar u de-, Trs casa, . i.aelg lIes regro NO.
= . y, u-sael I7aoBey Merton, who hiss teen
co~V'aeJ ~ I'D rt Drt e grand larceny, snd
c-&s'e3 = - -~ld Ito acsoia.s slavery.
L4DEA& ~ DUDLEY,
pa Sela', City o. 9odnond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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fis5 szt e. L. a@g q cs lhas .is4. yscses len.
ThC de4:- s:stsr i-t,, for the
NEW Eltb80ED TIEATHlt, which viii
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kIiE, - Invc,htey. 5~ia- es iiHelal rx pgsTopk.
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ei ide-s, L. II. HEU'IT,
fT~-- w IicinoAd rsris,ics.
III trge isar eooy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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pa y rye 40 Iaos g. 1861,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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~ s,.1 I'd. oa's af ass q q ia oSec - s'rs,
ria ives ers & lcFa L. .oi1 n szIs ~ III
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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E# IL = ga. 2is> Iisair,i ~, 7tsinsl..s.
Grd III l3I W , Wi.sgU'a suis9 .sSipp') rcl1-
81 "a q; re f2.l .e3bcGss u &sfal.S.-..tt 1IsG.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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uncsd Is y bath hsl3n: SetltGoa !, - .S.-
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tn sRGday .fterr oor-tf - So II AIRY
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n. :ayor to addses ~. Is s.ij,i5 i. =! 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

! Mo-, y, - -70t-!, : = 1-.sl =
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Volunteers. ec;; =urpaesc ~ ~ v-0oi cc3
aGy cen Taut &c stluG cCrCnr1ir% tHaIa 'e3t
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from tbs co-rcc OF ist@Ad Bfoaa stcasd, tTlsi
b. i';tE}tai'. Eecalvrj',
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

~ r. 70 iay 10 ,ea, il AaIoess's. ID. .g.td
Aad sa,ts s4.t.s3 CON si.h A s-.s a.. sits
shrotsa ne 'sf hstn. 1he oNnes -. haS1 AL b.
applying Al mY hons IN N accAaAls n and rsyses
khs eypscs-s.
IL p~St< JAMHa TURNER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

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NE.s,a>llzT Wsnits.f--tsI ..sy.-Aa /,
/ i4 - Q. TIA <: e a2i;ie.a t-.T:!.:4cy - -
p+- =, Eis :. ..sstss u1ne t2s ~.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

- J Mined g b2va n1iS hpaS III &
- -. o. VII ~
eavs sasonproaiflgs~1y sf.ibhs We or
Fesene ~ ssheet y srsnds styls sEAsy gaSs
Nh ~ - hAsaksd fob % .byiss ia,Ihs Hesad-
60 ssAcl, vtsss hsnt sfess Sesa, Slanksta, aleth-
Ing. svseytAtno0 A. CsaAsrviue, 10 second
sendfsyesa NJ Nallssy sav NJ Doctor again.
ana be says that Ahough jaded and nearly
starved, and ofwesd bat - could hardly drae
one foot altar another, he had 70 sit down and
laugh 70 see hiu with bic hospital tent pitohsd
along sids tie Rebsl hospital, carrying svery-
ching before him. ,4s sssg "a H., .srrr,
When NJ. hallery was captured he va lei
into the presence of general, Who treated him
with kindness when he knew the nature Of hss
profession, and promised to have him taken caro-
Of better than the rest. But bis Casa W. over
looked, and the frail little clergyman bed 10 10
afoot through mud and mire, sleep without Are
Of blanket on the ground through the thunder
showers, and take bis chances for starvation
along With the privates. ), q 10 ssssss bacaa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
ST. LOUIS MARKEr.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sop. 9-LkAD-No de
mand sud no ssies. - 49, 8ssfl& &c
COTTON-Sales Of some 200 bales, in ysri-
Gus lots, mostly 48@49c. y y. Other lots
held ct 5Oc-being decided advance a7s1
FLOUR-Nothing transpired. Thers was
no demand NY.lI9lk&3 saaHiS aa4a -138J
/ WHEAT-Market heavy and lower, With
sales 1856 SKIS fair fall ct CSC; 237 do good do ct
70@7lc; 1873 do prime do at 72@78c; 8. 998 do
prime and choice at 74@75c; 1913 do choice At
76@77c; 1926 do do at Soc; $50 do choice white
at Sic, and 263 do choice Southern red al CSC.
CORN-Ssles Of 143 SKIS mixed white ct 83c,
AID ], 739 do various ct $50, delivered. q, ~ =.
OATS-Sales Of 6l3 SKIS ct 800, 2lO do ct
1870, delivered, 100 do at 4Oc, and 3,21O do
at 4Oc. delivered. AGovernment contract for
400, 900 bushels was let to Holmes 4 Son st
4Sc si6as2 ~ za
BARLEY AND RYE-ssles 4 sks poor
spring barley at SOC, exclusive Of SKIS. Ofrye
l4l SKIS at 800, SKIS returned.
PORK AND BACON-No sales reported
LARD-Salss Is bbls and tcs country ct u
@73o.
WHISKY-The only sale reported was "a
bbls At 28K. Yals aaW
HIDES-Nons arriving for this market Dry
flint nominally worth 1910
HAY-Sales comprised 500 bales ct 75c,
mostly delivered -. .,
WHITE BEANS Sales Is sks at $40 and
SO do ct $3.50 y bushels "a 1s 49, b : sr
ONIONS-Sales Of liz sks ct 70c, including
sks. ,'-'S@E a,a $50 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

vrivass letter, dated September 9Th, from
..;n Washington who "knows thing or two, !"

A ,r;vsss letter, dated September 9Th, from
min Warrington who sknows Thing OK tive"
"Ths Presidents anger 10 up, for sncs, and
$40 look out to see the fur Ay. He has been
Il;s..,ooisted and mortified beyond measure BY
....nt events. II will take week Or two to
r.r.;r matters, and'then Nor sigor. Some Of
W. neacoek officers who have failed 70 come
~ 70 The scratch viii nov have to give place
=. " .sn ef brains and stability. No more fool-
;s.-no more trifing, viii be allowed .Old
Is.p Il msd-his old Western dsndsr 10 up,
IA have heard him use some pretty strong
;...usee within few days past, in private con
...sstiou. The housing politicians, who come
ssrs from theNorth pretending to represent the
-;.h.s Of the whole world, and almost annoying
-. III. out Of the President aud his Cabinet Of
s.sr. nv asking impossible things Of them, will
nv he tsbooed. They have kept the wheels
of IN. var machine locked long enough, and
ths President and Halleck will now run the
m..h;ne themselves, and entirely on war prin-
n;nies You folks in the West cannot possibly
s.sl more chserin 1t the discoarsging situation
nf Affairs at the present moment than We do
hare and the President feels worse than any
otber man in this nation possibly can. But We
are full of courage. care we going to be
vbipped to DEATH asked an Ohio Congress,
m,n Of the President yesterday 'Whipped!'
exclaimed the President indignantly, ''There's
no such thing in the books-these Southern
..rsscsls will find themselves buried under
q. Northern avalanck sooner than you think,
.'snd like the boy who Was struck BY lightning,
"they won't know what allied them. Never
gay eAipped while there 10 God in Israel"
This the President said with much emphasis.
Hs does not dream Of such thing Is failure in
this war He sees how great mistakes have
been made and they will be rsmedied as far
and Is soon as possible, and guarded sgainstin
tho future. His great wish just now is that he
~ military man If he was, actually be-
lisvs he would himself 20 forth sad lead our
army to battle" . s.sSgs NV
In another place this same correspondent re.
marks: "Don't be alarmed at what you may
hear from the Upper Potomac or from Mary
land within the next week or two. Tho rebel
advance will continue until it will one day
knock ito head against . stone wall more stun.
ming than Stonewall jackson, and the fortunes
Of Jeff Davis will be ss suddenly overwhelmed
with disaster and ruin IS they have recently
taken the ascendant. Keep stiff upper lip,
and don't lose heart. This contest will as sure
II oil come out right in the end a. there is
power in the people, and justice in the world
and the end is not near as far of % it now
|S~ens."-TChicsgo Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
! ssi8Eopss1HQ DAY OF rHE MARKET. - rs

Monday. Sept. 8--The weekly market for
beef csttie for The week ending Sept ., opened
in Forty.fooeth street, Monday morning, Sept
8, with about 4, 400 head of bulIocks In the sale
peas, and the opening price for 6rst class beef,
sucb - sold last Monday ct 83c . pound net.
was 8s@S4c, and . few 1t 90, though only for
s.:;.s and 50 down e To- pound 70. The most mo-.
for shop butchers and wholesalers. Some, more
ordinary and hardly st 70 kill, sold still lower.
On the corresponding week to this last year
there was An overwhelming supply reported
that is, over 4.7O0 1t Rorty-fourth street, and
over $500 in the whole city for the weekend
the quotstions we're s@s3c for the 6rst, 7@7fc
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13


TKTHI kknnsFosS fdday9TgE i
We nave sn's week only to repsas ~ Sduts'
|Fylof lower prioes fox grain, mainly il oonss.
ousnce Of hith ratee {Sr Sffe,,tt. -, an ~.
channel. ofcomm.,;o..,o. 49,. - - :.
n ~. .e.. ho.,d .,d -.
= .oe sea'oo.ta ana mere seems to DO no way
ally q possible, and wait for the .opepinr Of the
''s''',pp. ''.s' Aoe 'n'ns haa been . little
worse during the week on account Of The uufa.
voF.0ls advice. from abroad. rh... .,s.n.r.
..os cha. 81 =. 0se. esosaoss ,os bread
~ w '1e ~no'o sue week closes With
dull and heavy markets and but little prospect
Tor better during the fall and winter.
In Chicago yesterday No / ,vie,., ada !. 90.
No a. sse. No .p,ias sse. Ia !, ~ NO ! .i:s
: large amount reported = rejected, and con.
Nor.h.vs.. M, be :. Az. !. -. .. ~ ~ :
quality and BY NO mean, :. =. ~ :.
~ - ~ '.'.ns - average yield per
acre. winter wheat uniformly good.
In this market good winter sells fof about 7s
cents. Sprine ranges f,om ko - a 49,. 49,.
v.,v l;,,,. 49,. -. ~ y y 0n'S' ou'
~. u....I 49, :. o.' va's' Aye. we annex
our usual report OF other marketA .
SUGAR-l00ll}c; crushed. he refined
white ls{c; clarified la}e. s !
COFFEE-3lNN4c
MOLASsEs-By IL hhl R.ho,,.a AZ. sv,.
ap, As; kegs. a. SO. Sorehun. 9Elas0e
NAILS-Asa. ~ O0lN4 60
R1CE-sc.
FRUIT-Raisins. prime. nev a4t0Al "a.
BROONS-SO 7ba1 kd ner So,er
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BACHELORS Hair Dyei
rHB BEST N 7RB WORLD.

/ WILLIAM a. BArCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces cooi not TO b distnguished from nature
warranted not toinure the Hair In the least remedies
tell effects 81 bst dyes and nvigorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns .
splendid Black or Brown leaving ths Hair SET and beas.
t'ful. Sold by all Dragsss, 10. lie gs& = g.s
~Ths Genuine ID signed WILLIAM A. BATCHB-
L0R, on MsJour sides Of each boo. - IEssG. 5H
HAcfosx No. 81 BARoLAY SfassP, (Lsss 98S Broad
''ay erd 10 Bond Ssresss1 Nav Yosx. e3a a. &
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

second; aplj tfa4s xtNiA ils qdk3.
sla:A- - . -dselias- e - fsa- shsypseis1
|~eek. This week the market ppened sk4ttee
better prices for arst class 6tllockS, AID fpshsr
worse for ordinary and medium sorts. The
morning was not very wnsms end e. . few houts
tne trade vas very lively, and gtesk aahy oat.
10 we're sold before noon, when, the ytathsr
turned hot, trade grew dull, and droyX egan
to anticipate that She market vas ovl I'D
- 70 ore likely to foot up nearly 5000 for tie
week. We may have little addition TO tho
400 head here TO report ON the closing day;
then We have SIC reported sold at Bergen, 80 at
Weehsvken Ferry, liz sent direct to The slaugh.
Ter yards, beside what have been sold ct the
down town stablss-a The quality q = the stock
averages very fair for this time Of year, and an.
DER oil circumstances, Il appears that drovers
have no reason to complain of prices Il 10
true that the supply Of 6tst class cattle 10 not
large this week, but there are some droves Of
t'P-top steers that will average 3 cwt each, and
great numbers of good fait average quality. On
the average We must say that the opening day
OF the market 10 better for drovers than II was
last week, but does net promise to close quite
80 vel: OF this We shah know fully when the
weekly report is completed.
az fH1 CLOSE o. 1HE MARKET. sss5sa
Tuesday,, Sept a.-The market closed Esayily
to-day. I. was only BY persevering effort On the
part OF statesmen and quite . reduction of price
that the yards we're cleared about D.. N. The
good cattle we're oil sold on Nondsy Or early this
morning, and the poor trash little heifers which
might about ss we'll 60 into the calf pens and be
sold - veals, old cows, rough stays, bulls, and
coarse oxen-offered little inducements to those
who had every opportunity for buying . better
class on Monday. Prices fell off IS to s. per
head, and even more 20 close out the last hss--
making worse market for owners than itswa
last Tussday. Fer several weeks past the Arade
has been much the best on the first day of 1nles.
and broken again, regretted that they had not
crowded OF moro stock on Monday.
F.. The Sabbath keeping Washington Market
butchers complain of the unfairnsss of their
Jewish neighbors, who buy their stock ON Sun
day, kill It at night, forestall them on Monday
morning with lot of fresh beef CD their stalls.
A. many - 80 head were thus disposed of By
one firm last Sunday night and Monday morn
ing, to DO no little annoyance of those who
bought on Monday, and could only expose the
meat on Tuesday morning. g,~ y..s,.. ~ - =.
/ q y ~fHD HOO nARxsr.a - L S~St-Sa1
Is Receipts this week, l420l.
Quotatiops-@3 600$4 ~ cwt, live weight,
for corn fed hogs, and IS a5@ss 80 II 1btilIery
fed, arc tho quotations given BY Henry d. Grant,
Superintendent of the market. The demand ID
brisk for fat cern-fed hogs, which are worth he
more than one week ago.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
Chleago Markse.

~ I2t THuRsDAy, Sept. ll-lH. 4. .
The leading msrksts we're greatly depressed
today, and prices were lower, owing 20 the
6rmness of freights and the dull news from New
York. ~ ,g'-s st.g t.4i 81 I, fsi.sav ia
The Flour market was dull. owing 70 an up
ward tendency in freights, and the higher grades
were almost neglected The sales were ct IS
90@S IS for white winter extras; - '9s@4 Is
for fair % choice spring extras; and 3404 IL
for winter super6nes, there being demand for
supers. saSssn se
, Wbe.. opened dull and deolissd l0sc per
ibushel. With fair inquiry for winter grades at
2 was Irregular and lower The sslss were ct
s9@&l OIL for No I Red; S0@9is for No. 2
Red; se@slc for rejected Rcd; es0 sse fos eo.
! Spring 7S@7Sc for No. 9 Spring; and ESQ
&c for rejected Spring-ths market closing
dull at.ths declise. y Ss4g1aFEA EA,3 !
Corn opened quiet at yeste.dsyS prices, but
a. soon AZ the New York advices arrived the
market ruled dull and. heavy and . decline of
}@lc per bushel was established. Sales we're
light at 2S@29c for mixed in store, inside quo
tation, for short receipts; and 23024c for re-
jected in store. Corn aaoat vas almost entire
y neglected, with sales Of 10000 bushels only
At 29@80c for canal mixed a6ost.
: Oats we're in good demand and firm. at pri-
ces }c better, with sales At sl}@32c for No.
in store, chiefly q outside quotation. a's8
Rye was quiet and firm at 4lo for No. l in
store. and BIC, FOE rejected. x-r.~s4y- ggryyyr
Barley 6ru, with sales ct che range Of 4s@47
@ the quality-in bags on track.
HighwiBes we're quiet, with sales ct 2S}c. ~
Timothy seed was steady, with the bulk Of
the sales At 81 Is per bushel.
Provisions quiet and nominally unchanged.
Lake freiehts we're steady ard 6fm, With en :
gseements 1t loo for corn and He for wheat to
Buff,lo; l4c for corr, and lot for wheat to
Kingston; TIC for wheat to Oswego vie Port
Colborne, aud loo for corn to Port Colborne..
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h., ~ In this rebellion two systems of warfare
~. oeen opposed to each other. The rebel
fSuelais have employed common sense and the
49,. un generals strategy Thus far common
'S'ase has bad the best Of il.
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mAnRIED.

II Petessham. Aug 9sth BY Rev. Charles Ksndvn Of
Auburn, ~. Vim. o Ware, Of Burlingt,n, Iowa, and
ME- LatAers L. Bosworth, Of 4. Tf1 I 5
On he 4th Of August At the hou q the brides father
u Knox 0o.nty. NJ By Rev. james Ferguson REV WI.
FAAKse, OF Iowa, to NUS AoRBs D. WaloH7. no
the residencs Of Mr.. Jacob Picket Sept T. 1861, By
Rev. L. ", etryker Mr. JsssR DnusR and ~ juIII A
PalcKEr, oil Of Henry County. - - :,
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ID. ossa "A telegraph from Des Moines last
eoi0s stated that P,of Brush, of Fay ette, vas
H ssSa Colonel of the 2sth regimenk Judge
6isaes; Lieutenant Colonel; J. o. Hudnett, Ma
! eon Md d. W. Hart, Surgeon. The FAyette
S;m! paales are to be in the sssh.-[Dubuque
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july1s-bpm
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed By the Board
OF Supervisors, County Superintendent Of Cemmen
Schools for the County Of Dies Moines Oil the
PRED term Of Vim. Gregg, Jr resigned will attend as
Marion Hail. in the City Of Burlington, The last Sat-
urday Of each month"; for the examination of Teaehes
end the transaction Of such other business may
pery come before hin on that day. i''
Applicants desiring "a exannatlon at any other tins
one dollar. =
In case win certificate b Issued, however veil
quaed the applicant, unless satsacory evidence Of
good moral character can b produced.
Teschers who cetiacates from either the
undersigned, Or Mr. Gregg. for tern Of year, and
wish renewal, and do not and convenient 70 attend
hvfall fee. and making spplieasien through the nail
Ny Post Once address b KossaAh. Des Moines County,
Iowa, E.. Wn. HARPER,
sep1l-w3w. %. 0apt. Common 0ehoels.
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Ias lsIa lowA-The +. L. NcGiIl, Captain
HooefH, clerk Helm, arrived yesterday forenoon
. from keokuk, having on board the above regi-
IeIs o. one thousand men. We have the names
! 81 the following officers: Col. B. Crabb. Lieut.
C sa. AcS.rlsne, Asjor Kent, aud Adjutant Ben
e" IL srep.esented to US that NO regiment,
~. 1of other body Of men. could possibly bear
sSe ns sew IN more exemplary manner than
narched to Benton Barracks. betoke ned yiror.
gus constitutions and muscuIarity in no ordina-
GTeSsee. .s "a s. a5i us 81 siiay aal 4
~ sc .: Que Of them embarked on the steamer or
.h ,s II intoxicated This favorable feature i.
aasacser'stc Of our soldiers, but vas unusually
sedominsnt ip the 18th Iowa. This regiment
,' mei0oghly:: equipped and uniformed, and their
koa. . .ae Enfield rife. AZ the clerk Of the
cuss said, there is not q weak or sickly man
Eo uu0e .. .aen, They are brave and yirtuons
E.ung farmers, who will use their deadly rifles
ianilissly ere long a. thew lately handled
's1 feapng machines,-Mo. Dem.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CON RIsSIOES AND ExPDlIaNOH OF iva
1D.-faelished for TIE bsasAt and ~ av,rni.s ,ad
caution % yeuns men who M6r Iron Nervous DEBILITY
Prsuasore Decay, &C.; supplying 4 lie same time tie
means q ssh Cure. By one Who has erred himself sas
esans patti Qess sxpenss tArsagA medical npod,sou
md quashey. ncaosing Pos.paiA addsssesa a.
velops slzoLs COPIES may b had Of IL aatAor MA.
fHAN!.t nA!RAIR, Esd, Dsa1ssd, xinss o., y. Z.
narch1l-d4vi 1s'fs 49,. , 'ol -, 80
v. Harper, Je6srson areet, DUfnGsoa. VnRe Enaii&
German, Swedish NJ Wsleh Biblso ~ fS1e9eaic -
alvays 6s fsand q one psies 4. - ~ - M
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~ 70 rHs NERVOUS o. BOTH SEXES. 4 Re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health ID fsv
days aner many yssr.o great SUFFERING Wiling 70 ..
- others BY .ending reel on the receipt # popaid
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used ri.
rect - the Rev: JOHN n DAGNALL IDS futon street.,
Brooklyn, N.Y. 8gtt Y.i7 sl4as3 tiunel1.v lm