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NrAsTFRis sALE.-Pursuant to the

MASTERS SALE.-Rursuaht 70 INT
IH command OF a decrctal order OF sale from
Ohio at the suit OF Robert Cochran AGAINST
George G. knight, Edward s. HamlIn, Wllam
IathTop, Amos Diekerson and Wason everett q
Company TO me directed shall exP2se l9L seIe
IN the clty Of Cleveland, on the 23d day Of May,
Is6S, at 9 O'clock P. n. Of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land; Lot 20. o. -
traet NO. in the township Of Olmstead IN sad
county. being town lot No. 81 IN the town OF Oim-
stead Falls, formerly called Norrls Fails APP
praised at $50.
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aprE+O
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aERaga.
DROVE ALL THINGS
nj HOLD 10 THE GOOD

NEa u Au AMENA ENLLL
Has, for forty years past, couLlcd himself exclusive
y TO the treatment Of Local and Chronic Diseases
and those OF long standing
Syphilis and all Veneral Affections In any age,
stage or sex i will warrant 70 cure aite al other
treatment has filet, SEOkETO4SEASES incldentto
either sex SEMINAL WEAKNESS, aud all rlseases
Of i~ndiscreet Youth, contracted By secret indulgence
He will warrant 20 cnre nineteen case out OF tWen-
~ Of those Secret Diseases, aud al conflicting. symp-
toms, where the patient is Of temperate habiis and
will simplF follow directions. he shall not be hum
burged out ofhis money by laying dark constructions
on the case. and cheTishiug his hopes by the highest
urOsuectH OF q certain cure, prOridlng hssuD. ect VIII
Dsy IN advance frcm twenty 70 Mty dollars, when not
one in ten receive the least benefit. This Is ne GRAD
GAVE. aud often imposed on the suffering aud credu-
lous patient.
a. Allsuhjects treated en- the following cenditionsI
to convince the incTcdulous and avoid imp-sitiOn -
Every patient that calls and makes a pslsonal repre-
sentatiou Of his case cluse, symptoms &c, shall re-
c5ive the
First Prescription Wiaout Charge or Cost,
and If encouraged by the first TO their faIl s~AtisIac-
ton, they viii pay for the next as they receive IT,
DR. BCEENZIE has had long expsTIeLce in the
best Military and Naval Hospitals in the Chri tian
World by Mediciues are extracted entiTc'y from
Vegetable METER, and can be taken by both sexes and
all ages, with perfect sa!ety.
SECRESY EVIULA 2.
ES-Omce-Ec-lG OdPost Office Brildipg Water
street cleveland, Ohio mAy9-i42
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OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF PROBATE COUBT.-By virtue Of an
order nom the Probate Court Of CuyahogaCoun-
ty, Ohio, in suit Of Morris E. Gallup, executor Of
the estate ofSyllinh Miles vs.. EmelIne MeDo et
al, I shall sell to fhe highest bidder the ioiow-
ing real estate as the property Of Sylllma Miles
deceased, to wit -On Wednesday, May 9th,
1858, at ten O'Clock A. NJ on the premises situate
in Strongsville township, County OF Cuyahoga,
State OF Ohio, parts of lots Nos. A. AZ and5b
bounded west by the turnpike, northby A. Pom
eroy and Nathan Foster, East by Caleb Carpen-
ter and south by land belonging TO Frederick
Bartlett. containing one hundred acres more or
less; and at the door of the Court House IN sad
Cuyshoga County, on Thursday, May 18th, 1868,
at ten o'clock An, part Of lot 4GA IN the village
or Newburg, Cuyahoga County, OHIO, beginning
at n stake set in the ground which ls twenty leet
south and five rods and three and one-halL feet
east Of the southeast corner OF Methodist Epls-
copal Church., thence due north thirteen rods,
thence east four rods, thence south thirteen
RODS, thence west four rods to place OF begin
ming, containing fifty rods Of land. Also, IN the
city of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, ONO, part
the south line Of Superior street and the west
line Of land formerly owned by = Dwight ana
running southerly therefrOm at right angles With
Suneri0r street, one hundred and twenty feet
thence westerly, parallel with Superior street
twelve and one-third feet, thence northeriy,
parallel with said east line TO the south line Of
Superior street, thence easterly along the
south line Of Superior street twelve and one
third feet to the place Of beginning. The last
described lot subject to a lease made by sald
Syllima Miles to Ahaz Merchant and J. G.
Vaughan. Lot in ~StrOngsyille appraised at
Cleveland appraised at $500. Terms made
known on day OF sale
MORRIS E.. GALLUP, Executor.
Aprl 9th, 1868. apr2S:Hl
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Gg-Wn buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and collect Rents, &C.
NNrHo charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
ga issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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Agood two story trick House, with modern improve
meuts, on hInsman-St near Frie-St-
In Pask Row B0ud-St.
JNO. & JENNINGS.
anr97- Atwater BnfIdiup. DOT of SuBerior-St.
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| very desirable Dock Property for sale on the Old
Ri er Bed, near the "FOrgeo OF IA Otis, 35
feet front by loo feet deep, being Blocks Is, 70
and 20. This pro er:y il docket and has water
sufficient ( r the longest vessels 20 c~iscoarge
alongside 1t is one OF the best locations tor
manufacturing purposes or for Coal and Iron Oie
DUcksin the CIV. mayo
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THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE,
sold by ". /. nAgyIN, Sole AGENT,

sold by ", L. 1AByIN, Sole Agent,
Is now so veil known and generally esteemed, thal
1t Is deemed unnecessary 30 60 iutOHny lengthened0i
or minute inventory OF its merits
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities %
other stoves, there Law" neen soyerI lmp9E,aht
provemcntsI recently made IN the Dispatch, Whlct
none other pCssess' and it i5 unquesionablyi -
most >
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One Is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fir
Chamber, producing the most perfect coMbust!oL
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, consumina
smoke, and improving the operations OF me Stow
generally ,o,-.prr .su
BOX attached TO the stove, which receives me ashe-
which fall from the fire door, and is easily remove
for discharfing the same
Stove are secured by pate Is, and render II, oeyon
oomUarison, with the New Movable Grate' ths
most
UsEFULAHO DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market.
In addition, also, all she plates which come II con-
tact with the nre have been greatly increased IL
II win burn Coal as well as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly ventilated il viii produce .
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that OF a baker
Brick oven; Eoastiuz and Ioaating Is done beiou
the open nre, sna broiaEs ever nSe 9oea o9 ~
hearth aa comECn sense dlcAtss- ~ 10 unnpieetoIsS
Fu fhf7 city, and me uatcrlcl used and the Work
man5hip are Of the best quality hnalEs u gives Per
f3Lt aataiacuon o all nuldFe1s iuo1seAeePelaI
| this city and surrounding country Wno are 4ahl
using IT, viii testiT.
THE ORNIE sTAR COOKING STOVE .
/ nsw and desirable pattern, umcn, gith q veriesyol
! others. make our stock complete. We also hage)E
| hand a great variety Of 8lTtcrU cokiuEa nd otnerheAl
| ing Stoves, Tor Coai or No1d. At redlcei prices
Wsar constantly supplied With al the nsN0sf All
| most beautiful 80 les o.
EEAEELBD GRA TES.
AIso-a8 orLhs most usful articles o. HoCHo fur
/ nisnIng Goods, Nails and Ea-mofaE Tools.
WeaFa luar receiving tha latest Improved styles O.
/ BIB CAGES. which Hrs offered ST tho lowcstpra1
Honanuiac5ufe largely and have iof sale * Nhg.e-
sale sad retail, utsevs rioas articles ofFlein and
J4Dase9 Th Copper end SBest-iron Hms
We oHes tho almost endless variety OfgoOds IN on.
Hre for sals al tho lowest cash prices, on the oar
| PRIOE SfSTEm
EE-Au HousstgeDen and those vino ooutemplat
uousekeepinE, and The 'iros. o: mankind, - are mcss
I cordially invited 20 cGii hsi2fe pnrchASug elseWness
FEED at the
STOVE AND G"RATEEMPORIUm
of WI. MARVIN,
40. 20, south side Pub. square,
r,rsqs Usuriand Ohio
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FARMS FOR SALE.

20 acres 10 Brecksviile; s. acres improved, balance
c1Oice timber land. SIS per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres ia BOstnn 40 acres impToyed Good House
and Barn Price s2l per acre. Ietms e-sy
I23 acres in Parma, 4 miles from Brighton; so acres
imVrOvei. Good twO-stOry House and two Barns.
Price s5OC0.
50 acres in Newburg. about 3 miles from Ueveland.-
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. 5000.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and 5 miles rom Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai-
RE and balance timber land. New House and
Bain AMI good Erut. a21 PER aero. Ierm5 easy.
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DENTISTRY.
sINGLR TOOTHs 1.OO.R
ARTIFIOIAL TEETH

ARTIFIOIAL TEETH, U0
upon Vulcanizsd Rubber Base, with orr mode Of ln-
serting, is pronounced by all to be the most hfe-liEe
and useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
can be htted over any remaining roots without giving
pain, and Barrantedto Mt, for less than half our for
mer prices. Experience has brought the practice Of
our profession to 80 high 3 degree ofReriechon that
Inconvenience so the patients, and undisttnguishable
nom Natural Teeth, for SO, sl5and go y set.
SrEstabHshed over ten years, corner OntaTio-St.
and Public Square, (south side
oSp HALLIWELL & DANIELS,
Dentists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

EDWARD CLARK, PLAINTIFF,
against AMOS l.. CHAMPION, nefsndant.-
Hiram findings, Garbishee. D fore Wells Porter, J.
P. Of Cleveland Townshir, CuyabOCa County, Ohio.
Un the 9TH day Of May, A. d. 1859, said Justice is
susd an order Of Attashment in the above action tor
the sum OF I've Hundred and Five Dollars. said de-
fendant is notified that ssidactiOn viii be for hearing
be'Oro said Justice On the 21d day Of June, A-D- 1853,
atgA M. ALMER DENNIS.
mayi2-A2 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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One Lot, corner Wilton Avenue and Cedar-St. s01N
3S5 eet. So D T foot.
Thrte LO 5 on Wilton Avenue, lOOT3e6 f. SIS per #.
Two Lois on Wilson Avenue, lO0x396 f.. so per fC.
Two LOts on Wilson avenue, f0JX39j #. 81 Per #.
The above lots on WillsOa Aveaue, are very dF4ira-
BILE Tor Building purposes, aud are Just outside the
City limits.
A Lot on Prospect ST., running through to Cedar-st.,
q3xSOO feet deep.
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gKlRY EXPORTERS.
AIDES HOME R
BFoWn's Suspension Waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
"a 4 nesf.cs ifUuiou ustitutiou. it uuites the Cor
gst. ShOrfder-Brsas Auti-Ll1cr aHd bEtrt-5upport8
ID one beautiful ariic@ ci Mcar1us Apparel
Tns "Jonstitutiau aust be Pressrved, wh5ohsge
r. Tady aags can DO By Wearing these " Alsta.
TsY ~THEM-PEICES IkEDUC9Bf
For Eale by-EREENiAN KELLOGG ~ 5uPsEi-
o--gf. Efrs. POTTER, Hiiliner, g Sencca-5ti How
HFGBEr. 81 Superlor-St.s Irs- HARVEY, 81
81 Olair-St.. and Et wholesale and Retail b. the Pro-
u-iot0rgsul Manufacturers EGE 0utsri0-St-, loEez
Eoorgis Auction StcrB.D Cleveland, Ohio.
mafe 20 Order.
HE-stsfe aad County ight1 iOr sale.
H0ERTE SHEFEIELD.
E3-We viii prosecute sii persons who make thf
Weirts. or mske ths Brscos without authority from
sugl9
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TALL0RINa.
VENTLRMEN5S 4

GENTLEMENS CLOTHES CLKAE.
N ING, BguOyattnRan and blending Fstablishpsot
ERAEcIs AGEH, failor, No. - Prospect gtresf. viii
hereafter devote his attention TO cleauing rsnoyatinn
and mGndtng 9~ontiemenis clothing. he has fscNf-
2iestorl ding his work in the best manner. G0nfIO
Ueu will ndit for their interest during these bEr
~ III Up Aeg- 4 frlal
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Hotels.
PAPER M%ANuFAcT0RY.

CLEVELAND PAPER Comply
-Mauufactnrars Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
Pie PAPER. Orders nlled promptly.
~RAG wanted. Omoe $50 Suparfor-9G-
y ". TATLOR AE1as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

~-TRIESEMARI, 2and 3, areProteotsd y s2y
Al Letters Patent Vi England, and secured % 81
Seals OF the Ecole de PhaFmncia de Paris amd 1t
Imperial College OF Medicine Vienna
no. Ono Is Invaluable for Exhsustlon, npefmaNf
rhnaan AL physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicate5 All traces q thos
disease that have heretofore been treated ~ tne nH1
Saouq and paruicious uss OF cOpavta ami cub01a-
40. Three has entirely 5uppiauted thslnlur1oU Ise
cFmercury, thereby in8uriug 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing 81 impurneas AKA roofing vHt tN
venom Of diseases
T~RIEsEnAR, Nos. /, 2 and ,, are preparations 70 IN
orne hi LOEenRes. devoid OF taste and smell, and car
he carried in the wai5tc0at pocket. sold ~ N ca5a
/ and divided into separate doses, rs ADMINISTERED %
TsInsu, IaIIomRnd, ROuE, RicOld, &c. FFice - e2cni
| or fca5ss for %, which saves e. and. in " cases
/ WherebF there is . saving OF @. To De Fac En5ls
l New York, 60
ufn f0rTerd the Triesemnr TO any part OF the world
| securely packed, and addressed according 70 ino m
| TtructiOns Of tho writer.
EE-SOld by W CLARK, Agent ior oieSesl.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"a PersOoal Property belonging TO the Estate OF
Ranben II. Blackmer, deceased, consisting Of a good
Buggy, Table, Bureau, Chairs, and other prOperty1
will be sold at public auction a. the late dwelling
hous8 Of said deceased, on thu l6th day OF May a u.
1853. commencing At four O'Clock P. NJ, and w1lc con
tiuue IRON day to day thereafter till the properly -
rolI 4 Z. PERKINS,
anr9Q-4eq Administrator de bonis non.
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RaRRWRRE.
IT. F. garav & Co.,

IRON L NAILS WAREHOUSE
Eos.6, So, GandE7 Elr7r-st., and Is. 3. 81 ana
e3 % the DOCK. maTstsnd. Ghtc
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DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOusEs ANp LoTs FOR sALE.

the Insurance Office OfH f. Braytou.
HOUSES n LOT FOR SALE.
II story Brick Horse. Lot Hx1O TO an alley on
Fra1kltu.St., opp)sit9 Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and Cistern S2200- Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick Horse and Barnt cor
ner Kinsmen and FOrest-St. Lot 26N356. $50.
Brick HOuss aRd Lot, No. 8 Johns0u-St. Lot 3jNlOi.
Price F2500.
~ sc r. New Brick House aud Lot, Nc. 90 ScOvtile-
st log 33Xi8s, cor. alley and Scoville-St. $500.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
IS
As 8 Family Machine

Have, By q thorough trial Of more than ten years
SUSTAINED a reputation that no other Machine hSi
been able to hoauire.
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PaoFEssoR OF EhEJTaoPkTaY AND MEDIOIEz,
utaira.
Once hoursirom g Co 70 land Ton ITO S O'Clock daily
Bundsys eEoentadA
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REAL STAT.
TOHN G.. JENNING
Gsuccessort to Rouse B Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent

I'll SuperIOr-st', WnrbIe BIoctJ
To Atwater Building, foot of SuperiOr-St
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T AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand a large member Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or On time. Ais0-a
variety of City and VILLAGE Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin aud Missouri,
which he will exchange Tor Farms. City or Personal
Properly. Ufice in Atwater Building, Nos. ! and s.
ID Huor. mayl2
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-05
Indiana.

A Union Mass Convention was held
at indianapolis Ind ;, on the the 26th
nit. Over ten thousand people were
present. ..r ..... q
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Bishop Ames. Gov,
Wright, of Indiana, presided. There
was speaking from three stands.
Among the speakers were Gov. john
son, of Tenn, Hon. Sam'l Galloway, OF
Ohio, and Rev. b. Corey.
Resolutions were adopted re-affirm-
ing devotion to the Federal Union,
and hearty support to the Govern
ment in a vigorous prosecution of the
war until the rebellion is crushed out,
and deprecating all the trucking ar
mistices and conventions with traitors
in arms, as weak inventions of the en-
envy that cannot be entertained a
single moment by loyal men and
endorsing every measure that the
President has adopted for the suppress
sion of the rebellion, and declaring
that the loyal people of Indiana will
never consent to the withdrawal of a
single State from the Union, or to
the formation of a Northwestern Con-
fedcracy.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-05
Original Notice.
, State Of Iowa, Floyd County,

The State Of Iowa, Floyd County,
To Mary NJ. Cook.
You are hereby notified that there is now
ON file i'm the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Floyd county, Iowa, a Petition
of James p Cook, claiming of You a dissolu-
ton of the marriage contract between you and
him, and decree of divorce; also claiming
the custody of the minor children, Coran D.
Cook and Lyvona Cook, and that any child or
children by you begotten after January lst,
1865, be declared illegitimate, on the ground
of adultery by you committed since his inter
marriage with you.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon of the seventh day of Junly
A. ID. 1868, that being the second day of thu
next term of the District Court of said ooun.
ty, Your default will be entered, and decree
rendered thereon as prayed in said petition.
STARR 4 PATTERSON,
9w4 Plaintiff Attorneys.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-05
From HON. THOMAS H. BENTON. JR.

Office Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Education, !
DIS MoSEs, Iowa. January !. 1867.
have carefully examined the New Editions of MCGuf
fey's Eclectic Readers Pinneos English GramInars, Ray
Series Of Arithmetic and Rays series OF Alcehra and
cordially approve them Text Books for the OF
Common Schools.
McGunpy's New Primary Readers, in style, General
Arrangement, and Mechanical Execution, admirably
adapted 10 the wants of the pupil They present SyS
tenn of progressive elementary instruction well suited
the comprehension OF the youthful mind.
The more advanced volumes of McIufey'S New Series.
embrace almost endless variety OF choice selections
and critical exercises prose and poetry and become
the student, Who faithfully sudics aud applies the many
useful rules given for his Instruction. bClh Text Book and
Teacher.
All that have said OF McGuay's New Readers ] feel
warranted in saying Gf Pnneo's Grummars aud Ray :
Arithmetcs and Agebras. They haya been very extern
vey introduced into Shcools and give general
HcIIon.
Taking the whole Series together, Readers, GRAMMAR
Arlthmetics, and Agehras. do believe that similar
collection has yet bean published which Is better
10 our wants. THOMAS Ii. BENTON, JR..
Secretary Oi State Board oi Education.
Teachers and School Officers DESTROYS of in.
Producing any Books of the Eclectic Educl
tional Series, are respectfully invited to cor
respond with the publishers, ..
W. b. SMITH & CO..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad.

Through the politeness of Edward
Stimson, Esq, President of the d. & s
G. Railroad Company, we are in re
ceipt of a pamphlet copy Of the Third
Annual Report of this Company, for
which Mr.. Stimson will please accept
our thanks. The Independence Guar
dian has CLEANED from this report
various facts and figures which we
copy below: ."'
The gross earnings of the past year
amount to $22s,559.53. The actual
expenses in operating the road amount
to $l05,62S.l2 This leaves a net
profit Of $l22,9314l. The increase
of earnings in 1862 over 1861, is
$29,l49.42, less than was expected.
owing to the failure of the grain crops
through this section. a# -
We are glad to notice that the SUI
perintepdent recommends the construc-
ton Of a telegraph along the line of the
road, as soon as possible. We hope
this may be done.
The floating debt Of the company
amounts to 1922. 60l.O2. Of old Du-
buque & Pacific X. X. Indebtedness
there has been retired, during this
year, $685., 965. So. There is still out
standing. of this Indebtedness, $l45.-
245.l0. n..# ..-.
The construction account for the
past year shows an expenditure OF
$25, 1914, for permanent improve
ments. The equipment accent amounts
to $l5,643.l4.
The President says that AN earnest
effort is being made to extend the
road to TT. Dodge, which. from the
magnitude of the various interests to
be benefited by such an extension,
ought not to fail" The Company still
possesses some $4,000 acres of the
finest land in the State, which might,
If the road be extended to Fl Dodge,
the President thinks, be sold for
enough to pay the present debt of the
Company twice over.
The total number of passengers
carried during the year is 3l,4l4.
The number Of pounds of freight
shipped from Independence during
the year is l4,462,s34. From Water
loo 1921. $50. From Cedar Falls,
35,7SO,8l7.
The number of pounds of freight
shipped to independence is 4,458. 1853.
To Waterloo 6,0l9,364. To Cedar
Falls. 9,376,974. The total gross re-
ceipts at the three places, amount
Independence, SOS, 5Os.56 Waterloo
$33, 1886 Cedar Falls. $72,3T0.72
The shipments of Wheat from the three
places have been as follows Inde-
pendence. 1853, obs bu Waterloo, 1919,
928 Cedar Falls, 1854, 1862. From
Winthrop there was shipped, Of
Wheat, 33,494 bushels from Jesup,
39,O3s. This is a total Of 208, 54s
Bushels of Wheat shipped from this
county, against 49, 62 shipped from
Blackhawk County Considering tina,
the road terminates in Blackhawk,
and that the shipments Of the whole
cosntry north, west. northwest and
southwest, are made there. these fig
ures will show that Buchanan County
holds her own admirably with hel
preteRtious neighbor on the west.
or dressed Pork Dyersville shipped
ga. 008 pounds Manchester. $50, lO4
Independence, 4lS.5O4 Waterloo
S63.627 Cedar Falls, l,606.609. Ol
live Hogs. Dyersville shipped 81 cars
Manchester, 80; Independence 100
Waterloo, 90 Cedar Falls liz. d
Cattle. Independence shipped 30; Wa
loo, 25; Cedar Falls los.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-05

WHEREABOUTS OF Iowa REGIMENTS
From statement by General Baker
we learn that the Iowa Regiments are
stationed as follows: The I'd Iowa is
at Corinth the Sd, 5th and 9th al
Memphis or between there and Co.
rinth 4th at Vicksburg, 1.-THE two
latter may have gone below lately
7th at Corinth 9Th, part at ST. Louis
balance at Davenport 18th and 10th
Vicksburg 9th in Tennessee 18th
Springfield, Missouri; 10Th and Goth,
Army Of the Frontier, in Arkansas
2lst, Houston, Mo-; 22d, Rolla, Mo-
Esd, Forsyth, No; oath. Helena
Arkansas 25th, 26th, 9th, Vicks'
burg 28th, 29th, Helena, Arkansas
30th and 3lst, yicksburg 32d, Hele'
ma, Arkansas /; 34,h was in Chicago
at last accounts; 35th, Cairo and
Columbus Seth, Helena, Arkansas
37th, st. Louis 3sth, New Madrid
seth. Corinth 4Oth, Columbus 4lst,
battalion of three companies Fort
Randall, Dakotah. L ISL.
LIST Cavalry, Army of the Frontier,
Arkansas Cd, Lagrange, Tenn; Sd,
part at Helena, Ark. part at Houston,
No.; 4th, Helena, Ark; 5th, Fort
Henry, Tenn; 9th. Davenport.