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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

ATTENTION, Soldiers and Others. Samaritan
Gilt Is your only hope. Cures any case Of privata
complaints in from two to four days Ifyoa would
be saved frem long suffering and speedy death
don't fail to avail ,ur selvcs Of this remedy The
Samaritan s Root and Herb Ju;cas il the oniy
enec' uAl remedy fo1 s.res and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take NJ this purifying
remedy and be peflnare, ty cured. Soc I'D ysrLise-
uant In anotaer column. jastf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

THE CHEAPEST AND BrSi nAIR DYsIN rug WosLD-
f,rfr Fades OF Washes OUT phsm :. Hair Dye. 81
cents a box. The best il uee. Try il. Sold oy s.
G.. Ford corner Ilth street aud Pa avenue " ash
gton and Henry Cook, AlexandriA. jA6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

~AGoss, 6c.-Thcse in need Of carriasrz o.
any description, buGgies, rocSawiyS, Jersey
WsE ons, sutitT'z wagons. should not fail :,
examine the sup @riOr assortment ad vertissi by
Mr. Robert b. Graham, ;ST4 u street.
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AUCTION SALES
Byy. MCGUIRE a co.. Aaction..r,.

By J. MCGUIRE a co.. Aactione.r,.
(.hEAr SALE or BUILDING ors AMI cor
- Iasn Sfyss Anyacrxv 10 srs Orry -
WhbSEspif AffkkNOON. yasasry lssa. -
O'Clock. on he prenisea. ne shall olkr fer ~ n
Portion OF That valuable parm fuovp ~ 1eSpe
ppsssant formerly ovSee BY the fsss Jssss
i q. cor tanlna about twenty .fosr ssrvs, ~
cSry street, the uhs.e 50 btividex int 4 me-.
81 bui!iins f.ots AID Cottage sites rrcot,n. -
speetively. on s~vepth and Eishth str.sS
tinnsd and Boundary street., aad ostsiniaS ~
ono half To one each
.;hs eee.ions or lots VIII be put M, viii -
30 tunilv In secure tour eve acres M dsUv,1
This y-cperty IL kitastsd st the terminus 81 -
seysnth street Passenger RsiirosH line ,o Al -
side the Cooperation Unite and 10 thereforv e.
sf.pt frcm city taxaticn. =
Terms (; One third essh the rem .inder On sig ~
,nr month s,h interest, secured ey deed q
lid Q Mcguire 4 CO.. Asss..
By IL. WALL a 90. auetiose,r,- =
r. uth cofner Pc. az. a-d 9Th Ct
CIosISG oU saLE or sxTESsiyR sAIH
~ Q! hLLeAsf kse hioa foks.-un THUR UAY
MORNING 18th Instant, a. 10 o'rlocs the srrca-
seme esys past AZ the Auction Rooms cenxsse<D9
OIL
RIAL RovAL ERMINE.
HUDSON BAT SABLE. -
hIAk SABLE,
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL
- t.asRi AGE kbfsfEsa aa0's ~
GEN1LEMESs FUR MrFFLERs ana 0LovBs.
9, " WI WALL n ce.. auesu.
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peers AND SHOES TO sUIr rHs rksrs,

md 6AOkb, and coastantly receivins q sap--Saa~
Ply OF 1As.ern made Work OF every deserip Fl
ton, made expressly to order, and will Sc
sold ~ . much lover price than has beeas -
heyetofore chsrsed Ia this eity for much ipfero,
articles.
Persons IN vsrt Of BOOTS and sHoEs 81 Eastern
Or City made work, win always and o good asscrt-
rsent la store and ~ the isy1st priobs Give ca q
aAll. GRIFFIN 4 BkoTHEk
Ap5dr 3if Pennsylvania avenue
CHARLES LUDMAN
RESPECTFULLY Informs the Ladies that he
has just received from Paris large and elegant
assortment of PATTERNS OF every description
both Tor ladies and chiiarea aud waulf especially
eau attention to his assortment Of CLOAK PAT
DRESSES and CL0AKs of every style mai. a,
the shortest 1ntice.
~ 3S1 d street. between 9Th and iets. die-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

A FALSE ALArn % fir. about 30 O'clock last
night, brough; out tho lire companies for
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

DoRx OOSTEAD invoice of
abuHt two hUndIcd ContTabandS arrived yes.
teIdRy from Virginia, and went .; once 10 the
quarters On Twelfth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

fy J. O. McGUTRk a Co, Aucssceeerv
TRUSTEES SALE or DWELLING 8Otysx
AMP Lot OF g SrnsxT sokru, nsrvrxs ~
NOON ps sesS.s s stil1 .s .Sssp oio A.ItS
Rremisss, BY virsns Of deed OF trrst dated ~
18th, ES. aud apl, recorded IL Li5er J A a Ke
~ foitos <as, ct see ono os the land records fos
Wsshisf ton, ID. a. shai part OF Lot na Faerr tn
x1in Sensre mum eersd three hundred and twsasV
Der six, IS being Is Fact a. inches from the ips~y
section Of 18th and q streets therce east 70 Fed
th-po. north q lee eS inches thence w-st twrstvr
Eve 81 fact, thsuce south s feet, thsuo. west q
f-' .ue - inch, thence anu three (sD feet -
inches 10 the place OF hes Ing Al-o p.rt ~ Ii
number eight, e. In Seusrs Aforesaid bexinnins
~ the east iipe a. said lot eight. as D b~fnr a.
hpnrr- feet one ID inch The int~rsce43ox
9, i2sh snd street,. thence south one hanirvS
L"rth one hundred (lnal feet, thence east twsatS.
tvs tssi feet IN the place Of be ginning toselks.
win the Improvements. consisting of . desirse4S
frame dwelling house.
months. WITH interest, secured By deed OF Gfusd
on the p-eTnisas.
Az rnnrryancirg st the cost OF pnrchasrr
III TIE trtns O. sale De net conn li-d with 0ithsx
ave Gsys thsrra!ter, the trustee toe ra
To resell AZ the risA and expense OF Inc defaulGr
stsr WM : UOLTTnky F,ns,"~~
de s-eo&ds 10. MciU1RE& 90 ,Gzots
s<-THE ABOVE SALE Is uSAYotDApI.y
DAY AFTERNOON, Ierusry 9Th i1ss, same hear
and place Nm. y Hni.LTBAY Trusses
de3l-eoad, &c. McGUIRE a co, Asses.
~. THE ABOVE SAILS Is FURTHER Pssr
rnrrd. In rnnRrqurrcr OF the ra:n until ri tjias
ral AFTERNOON, J.nu--y ~ n sam how , ID
place. ~ 4 HALLIDAY -rysh..
Jsno'e&as &c. Mcguire d CO.. Aaess
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To BE BAILEu.-George McNaughton, ar.
rpsi'G on til" charge of causing tae dalth of his
wifi viii - released on xci.TD bail for hi, An.
re1TaHI1 II court. Tie prisoner W. undsr
stand IS prepared tO flNa bond IN that mount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

CASEPRRsESTaTIoN To ALDERMAN Brow
Alderman J. +. Brown, OF thu Third Ward So
distinguished by long and faithful sery vice in
the city COUNCILS, WAS walled on = lew DAYS
sines ny committee OF his con- tituents, and
presented with = brautiful ebony cane, orna-
nient'd with u handsomely chased geld head,
and inscribed IS toliows:--.s Presented TO AL.
German j. y. Brown, by his constitute nts, Jan
GaEy Isl, 1865 The cane is got up in sam
I-ewis's best style.
The committee OF presentation consisted of
the follow ing grntiemen job W. Angus, A
G. Richards. J. r. Hodgson, q. Alfred Hall
and C. ". Spencer. The presentation letter
aboundrd in happy illusions, and the reply of
Alderman Brown was equally felicitous and
feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

CHARGE or IARCRSY.-C3eo. johnson. col
WA anestsd last eht upon a charge of steal
ing 1907 fIcm Sarah kiiry, col. Hewas taken
To the Fourth Ward >t8tion and the larceny
charge MAS dismissed, he r-funding the money
he was accused Of stealing; bait ia wing beha we'd
In a disorderiY manner, disturbing the peace of
The neis n boTboo1, IT, was ordered To paw lne
OF sc BY Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

ISDIA RsBBEs Doors AND saoEs.-,The above AZ
t'eie. are sold chesser at III. A. HANS India Rub
store In this city or Vicinity This Is So Oslisnd
satisfy Fou rseives. $40 Pa xveaus, no N-V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

IrIRsT WARD HARDWARE sTORE.-SD-
MOND HaVEr 70. 1S0 Pa apsHse, BE-
fTeen 7h and ISth a-itavins taken the lar s,s aud
commodious store formerly occupied 10y "a <in
Green, We Eow prepared - fu enish citizens sad
the trade with ever thing in the Nsrjware uutisry
and HOusekee ping line.
EDMOND a. HAVHN
$50 Pa. avenue. hat IYth and 18Th sts
j. ID. EbEoyp-w. T. HAsls: formerlr With
Campbell CoYle bud Can beii & Son las im*
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fruits. PRODUCE, &c, wholesale and retail.
may be obtained at Jones l. Co.'S, corner of
Eifhth and ID streets, cheaper than in BaIti-
mere. This firm always have on hand aonIes.
oranges, potatoes, butter, cheese and other del
lcacies, " hich purchasers NAY rest assured will
always be found TO be OF the very first anaIitv
I he butter here purchased may be relied upon:
nothing rancid about it. THIS is, of course, a
luxury. Suffers, housrkespers, and Others
would do we'll to give them a call, as the stock
In the district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

FEMALE PEIGOsKR.--nfrs Eliza Latham or
TirgiDi.;, WIS arrested yesterday at Airxxa.
s:rin, ny col TAFT, for alta -ii';;1 10 sngzie
large Gusnti:y Of contr3Sand goods through ,hs
bn' She claimed ~ he carving the Lhilgs
:or her nriTtshO- bnt ~ the military authorizes
could Lot ;iud any III tbori:y for sucA proc,r.i.
5Es-, she was forwarded to Cot D1star fJr
dispcsa'. Shf MAS coamitted 10 the Old Gaps
tol prison for sn investigston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

J. O.O.F.-At a meeting OF the Grand Lodge
On Monday night, Parker III. Sweet was elected
Grand Secretary, to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the death or John 7. Bangs.
The Library Association, !. o. .. F., held its
quarterly seting last night when resolutions
expressive OF their feelings 1t tho loss they
have sustained in the death OF their late fellow
member and Treasurer, John T. Bangs, and OF
condol.nco with the family OF the deceased,
were unanimously adopted George w. CAL
vert " as elected TO the vacant Treasurership.
The Library, we are pleased TO learn, Is In
prosperous condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

For ell who desire to- have tn. color Of thr;- hair
changed with safety certainty ami RS pdity 10 ANY
shaIie they may desire
siab u'actared by j. Crisislors, q Aston House,
New York. Sold every where, aid applied by all
Hair Dressera
Price 81, 81 50 and 50 par boz, according to >ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

W. l.. WALL IL Co, auctioneers, sold on NJ on
day afternoon, In mont of the premises, on the
corner OF Fourth and l. streets east, the brick
Euus- aEG improvements, for a9lO Purchased
by IL ruard Bryan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

w the market, ready to pay cash for all articles
N the housefurnishins line; These leaving the
BUCHLY, Aga Seventh street, between q aud II
feast side, Dealer In New and second hand Furni-
turc. no iS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

INDIA RUEeRR GooDs.-N is not necessary for
Mr.: II. A. He'll TO enumerste the different styles
and sirds OF Rubber and Gutta Pereha ma aufae
tured goods that he keeps On hand, The keeps them
all spd glance int thu beautiful store list Of
prices given By his attendants will convince any
one that liz estatli shment il really tho only lin
RHtb1 Warehouse, and is located at 10 Pa aven 49,
next door TO Messrs Harper d Mitcheu's dry goods
va! ehouse, between 9Th and fth SITS. de eff
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CKIsTADoRA's HAZE DYE

IrSI THR THING .-P"aver trimrnad Caps for Yi.,-
ter wear. ut Stucmct7'~, 23G Pennsylvania av ST
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WHERE TO GET A Coon DISSHR-Mrs T.
RUSSELL has removed from Sew enth strtet 10
NO. N PsnnsY rsBia avenue, between Tenth
and Eir venth stTae's, ~ Sera her Restaurant u
supplied, her. tofore, with all the delic .cias
o: the season. Her Old patrons, fully apprrci-
stipg her superior cstrriag, have Of course fol-
lowed her. AIRY one desiring a good dinaer
or any cthPr neal we'll r.pared, should by all
mans call ~ Mrs, Russeil's restaurant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

aarIts5n,s 70 tie North and R.sf-fWo trains lea r.
N.shinsto1 daiS and one on sunaxy-suiek time
:or tars and sure eonnections. Sodsrs tickets sold
tnsr inform stasn Apply At the ofce Of Great Fem
~ " ANA Route, northeast corner OF Pennsyyecis
arnnue aud sixth st " ashirs ton. A@ce open from
81. N: anti p. m: on Sundays from to p NJ
~ A-y Z. D. NoRfoN, Agent,
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STEALING CLoCK.-Yes,erday afternoon
Elijah Robbins and Chas II. Evans, heIonginc
10 me lf3d Pa, went into the house OF Conrst
eehryneT on Eighth street, between aud =
ard took the clock, pitcher and ornaments from
naneel, with which they made eff Oficars
Eeall and JAMES johnson overlook them ahout
nile nom the house, and brought them ba 4
To Justice Furnaclo's Office, and thew rera ssn.
10 Jail for court.
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FOrGINa DISCHARGE PAPBRs-Justice
Ridrman, soldier, was yesterday committed
to the Old Capitol prison, by order Of Colonel
Baker, Provost Marshal OF tils War Depart
ms NJ, for forging discharge papers and Obtain
Ing the money thereon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

A SALE OF condemned grain sacks, on Mon
day last, by Messrs w all & Co, at tn cir aucti.
ICONS, sold for - cents per pound.
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RoEnERY.-On Monday nigh, b-tween light
and nine O'clock, rha residence OF MrWJ r, Vi
etI6se-c corner OF New York avenue AMI Sixth
street, was entered by some THIEF who 1; Is
supposed Effected A entranc e by q second sorry
window. into which ne 20. from q balcony next
door, and going into a bid room he brok. ooru
il.c burFau and rnasir or vita a,out 81 in
change. A trunk and wardrobe war- broken
oprG and tic contents scattered, but no hing
elsg was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

DRowSRp.-Abcut halfpast flve p. m. yes
terdsy. man named John Dom fell from the
" hrrf at Sixth styeet and was drowned II is
FnrpCord that he fell in a at. The body was
tx, n ashore, and was left in charge of Capt
Arnestsrdt to await the directions OF the Cor
Cper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

TIN TRIAL or I.IrTLx.-Thn trial Of John
Iitl-, charerd with the murder of poi;rsm n
John each, has been set for Thursday, the 22d
inst is understood taat the prisoner has re-
red ". H. DavidFe, Esq, Of shis citv, and
Niiton Whitney, Esq, of baltimore, rs his
... $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

GAEEsGE ON THE STBHET.-The attention OF
ue ro!icc author'ties is called TO the filthy gar
tHgr thrown out on the street in front of ths
iag'r b~rr saloon OF HenZe Mcneil & Mersl,in
Gu ID st.eei, between Eleventh and Twelfth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

DTsrsABLs IxnIA Rvsszs GosDs-Mr II. A,
Light duh finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
sAgs eAtra large sisss also, LOT OF blue English
Light In shtl tu bier Capes with sleeves. which
be T. seilrg at manufacturer prices ct his India
Essher Warehouse, 8 10 Ponnsyl. ania avenue I be.
tween 9th and 10th sta oa 81 -
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Rubbcr Coats, LIE sSins, Camp Blankets Hav clocks
Eavsrsacks, md eyery article made fsom India
rubber, is at II. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse,
s.!ees, $40 Psnna. avenue, between sth and 10TH
6trese. c21H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-14

CRIsTA poRA's HaIp RpSToRiTTvg
IL invaluable with his Dye It in, parts the utmost
softness the most beautiful! gloss AMI eat yisiit
to the Hair
Price 90 cent?, 81. and So per bottle according
TO size, jaGe cIc,
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to Justice Farnaclo's office, and thew were sert
10 Jail for court
INvE1 EgATR.-I.ast night, VIM. Eastman. n
discharged soldier, wac taken u, tn. Saco,J
W ard station for stealing wood The record
lee ccicer says Il ia the third time he has Saau
same wood yard. On the two former o.ea.
siors he was dismissed, and admonished To
ceaFe pilfrriDr; but being taken n third time
H. W as sent TO jail for further hearing.
Cor REcTIOH.-In the sA,most a Riot Case
In M1 nday's Star, it was stated that tho Mr.
Dinfn ore concerned in it was said 70 be the
EriN:ie secretary OF Vice Precedent IIamliu
j his, We are assured, Is a mistake, the party
LaiLea having no connection whate yer with tho
Wee President.
DEATH OF DAC0uTER or THOMAS H. BEN
Tos.-Mrs. Sarah Benton Jaco, the wifi, NJ
tol. Elehard ;. Jacob, OF the Kentucky volun-
ter cav airy, and daughter OF the iats senator
IL MGR, OF Missouri, died on the 9TH instant, 1T
Louis vile.
CABBAGE ON THE STRHET-The attention Of
the police authCritirs is called TO the filthy gar
tagr thrown out on the street in front of the
lag,r b-rr saloon OF Henze Menzel & Mertlain.
Gu ID si:eei, between Eleventh and Twelfth
stIteis.
". l.. WALL Il Co, auc,ioneers, sold on Mon
Gay AFTERNOON, IN mont of thu premises, on thu
corner OF Fourth and l. streets east the brick
Lnnt" AID improvements, for &, 9lO. Purchased
Dy IL THard BTy IN.
To BE BAILiD-George McNaughton, ar.
rrsi'G on the charge of causing tae da lth of his
wifr VIII - released on x;;,trD bail for hi, aD-
pe"TsHo3 III court. The prisoner ~ under.
stand - prepared to f1Na bond IN that amount
WAGcss, Ac.-Those in need OF carriagrz OF
any description, bus giles, roc& 1Wiy<, Jersey
WsE Cn., sutitr'z wagons, should not fail :,
eIamiHe the superior assortment ad vertissi by
Mr.. Robert b. Graham, iT1 u street.
MORE OOSTEA 1Aa Ds.-An other invoice of
atuHt two hundred contrabaniS arrived ypS.
teIdRy from Virginia, and went .; once to The
quarters On Twelfth street,
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A Card.
ALTON, ILL , Aug. 2

ALTON, ILL Aug. 18th, 1868
EptroR MUscAr1NR JouRNAL-Deor Etr:-We, tho
der-iened commissioned o4cers Of the S7th Regiment
Iowa Infantry Volunteers having learned that there
many slandsrous reports in circulation In
city, designed to inure the character of Capt Wells.
member Of this regiment, and believing then to have
been raised and circulated by designing take this
opportunity of requesting of You to publish in your
paper that know from associations with Capt.
Wells. officer and gentleman, that the reports in
circulation against him contain not word Of truth,
and that abhor and despise the man set Of men
tif they deserve the Of men) whe would attempt
to vfy and Islander man while away from his homo
and in the service of his country and that deem
Capt. Wells Of better principles thsn to stocp
such acts his contemplate accusers charge him with
" Kincaid, Colonel neutrality-suspicious. Capt Go
G West 1t Colonel VIM Henshaw Capt Co H
Lyman Allen Major W Cummins lst.Lt Co
Joel Slower Capt 90 g. a., Osmond Daly Opt Coz
Edward Gerard LIST 1t 90 Z John J Duncan I'd 1t Go
Caleb Lamb Capt Col Joel A Hull Capt Ce @
shelledy LIST 1t Co @ @ b King 1st 1t 90
Ed win Davis ID 1t Co u G 8 Jennis LIST 1t Co D
White Chaplain l. Barnum I'd 1t Co %
Ezra Ravens 1sf 1t Col Z Be!knsp It
D H Goodno AdjutAnt w Millspaugh LIST 1t Co b
Bank Capt Co AS Riggs I'd 1t Co n
a D Redied ID Ut Go A James 6tirlen ID 1t Go B
Henry Swan ID 1t Go G s1'r-rN rp34 e.r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WYNK00P's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Disesses of tho 1hroat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidious ad dangerous. The prop
critics Of medicine to allevsts and upreot these
complaints, must be sxpectorant, Anodyne and Invig
orsting loosenng the Of the throat impsrt
ing tone to the entire syssm No discovery In medical
science mastered this class Of diseases like DR..
Wyncoops Iceland Pectors It is used with the most
astonishing results in all of Bronchitis Inueuza
Whoopng Cough, Diptheria Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritabity,
&c, &c. ''
The Rev. J. J. Potter certes, that have used DR..
Wyncoops Pectora for years, myself and in my
family for Pulmonary Complaints and have re-
commended to many Others and havef Its
equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER Brooklyn, N. Y
Hundreds and thousands of important testim onials
could be produced, showing its remarkable and
that Il never tails ...
1t is composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm of Gilead
Peruvian Balsam Elecampane, Comfrey, Burdock and
othee invaluable expectorant and tonic ingredients
is harmless prompt and lasting Invalids and suffer-
ers cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have it. 1t is arkabe for Group. Full de-
scriptions recommendations and directions accompany
each bottle. a.t.- go.
Prepared by Dr.. R. D. Wyncoop, and sold by D. g.
Barnes 4 Co., New York. ...
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-04

NArs 0EAsAA0O ARROAMtAOntSs
Hon. JAMES ", GRIMES will address the people
Il follows: "A l. i ~
Washington, Washington Co., Thursday, Sept. Cd
Muscatine. Muscatne county Friday, Sept. 4th,
Upton Cedar county, Saturday, Sept. 5th.
Iowa City, johnson county, Monday, Sept. 7th.
Marengo, Iowa county, Tuesday. do 9Th.
Gr,nnell, Powsshiek CO., Wednesday Sept. 9th.
Newton, Jasper county, Thursday, Sept. 10th.
Desmoines, Polk county. Saturday do 18th.
Nevada Story county. onday, do 14th.
Marshalltown, Marshall CO., Tuesday. Sept 18TH
toledo, lama county, Wednesday, Sept 10th.
Cedar Rapids, Linn county. Thursday, do 18th.
vinton, Benton county, Friday. do 18th.
Independence. Buchanan CO., Saturday, sept. 18th.
Waterloo Blackhawk county, Monday, Sept. 2lst
Cedar Falls, do do do p, m.
Wsverly, Bremen county, Tuesday. Sept. 22d.
CHARLES City, Floyd county, Thursday, do Oath.
New Hampton, Chic<asaw CO. Friday Sept. 18th.
DEBORAH Winneshek county, Saturday. Sept. 26th.
West Union, Fayette county, Monday, do 2Sth
E kader. Clayton county, Tuesday, do 29th.
McdreaOr, .lss do Wednesday, do SOth.
Delhi, Delaware county, Saturday. Oct. Sd.
Anamosa, Jones county, Monday, Oct. 6th.
Marion, Linn county, Tuesday Oct. 9Th.
De Witt. Clinton county, Wednesday. Oct. 7th.
Lyons, do Thursday, Oct sth.
Davenport, Scott county. Friday, Oct 9Th
All Of the above appointments are for O'Clock
p n.,except that at Cedar Falls, where itis7P.x.
The County Committees are charged with COM
pleting all necessary arrangement 8.
: 1Hos. F. WIrHRow.
II Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-04

~ Vicksburg and Port Hudson having
fallen, the price of sugar has not yet been
affected, but that or some other cause has
certainly produced a very great decline in
-four. We know this from the fact that j..
A. Bishop is selling Moline Flour at Two
Dollars and twenty cents per one hundred
pounds. At former high prices he was SELL
ing very large amount of this flour, and at
the present figures his sales, without doubt,
will be doubled. It is acknowledged on all
hands that the Moline Winter Wheat Flour
is fully equal to any of the st. Louis fancy
brands of flour, and great deal cheaper.
Their XXX -four made of Spring and Winter
Wheat, is far superior to any Spring Wheat
-four, and is generally considered superior to
any of the ordinary country mill brands Of
Winter Wheat -four.
BISHOP not only sells the Moline Flour (for
which he has the exclusive agency very
low, but has certainly demonstrated that he
can give you more goods, and good goods, for
the dollar than you can get in any other
grocery house in Muscatine His stock is
always very large, and buyers will be aston
ished to find how low he is selling groceries.
You who want to buy groceries cheap, either
at wholesale or retail, will find Bishops es-
Enlistment nearly opposite the State Bank.
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