davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-09-13
PROPOSALS FOR 500. 400
SEWERAGE BONDS OF TUE CIT or CHI

l. eEWEEAGE BONDS OF TIE CIT Or CHI
CACV ETfT CoNPfxotLKAs 0FE1cE,
CHrcA 60. Saps Lat ISL
fe4 ~ .rcrcssis VII. he rerfiT~d .hfa pd1ca u1
su7TtsDAS. aEPIEAHER l5ta at T. Q'CLtCk
H., With Ne 1sr u.x1u tc publicly rresrd. for t7e
wtt r. or A.. part o{ oEe hundred oassad do1ass
fsfp fl1} cf Beverage N0cuf authorized By fec:3oc
i6 C. Aetes 1]& Il the Ry14e1 Git t-nastkf Ct Fen
rust. l1h txS ct tbs deron- setou ct ore tnoulAad
dot.:s s*ca bA.ed Ju5 1T 1x3. Ard ply. ho Ia Sns
HCrt wtrty Eve Year, afttr their date. Win c1uopf
e. sns1., tsis W.
Fu1 d. Lsnr5ecd sor Tar snteEf Ecr.
Tte rri,ptfsst VIII epectty tae amount te1tzed tie
r.fce bid peE 400 tcttat + sAe plAcA { delivery.
II eft a. CtitaEp. New Yo.k CT Boato1 The pef1tas
vi c+< prrroSAts ara kect-nt vii rectlsa !Aforte%
TO. OF iar aaue IRIS oc- At tie cc1tc q AeEs.1
nb.rAn &. t5Es1.. : SC. SH1 HcEk. 81 cs AeA1- J.
E. rbAete p Kag, Fcssn7. - may te Designated tE
tFetr o@occs1k ~ft:e Icy %1u be - ceooGt
within DIRE rtys Aftsr t'e npeo3rE RI sAe prorsA1t
TIT su.rh Az 10 :a Ies2ectytsy. vita the pro-
Ejuu3 thereon. IT re AEtuat tI {ass1<tt Oh is
cot rpps 10 tns sluoa af descMt or pAycest. HouEs
VIII r. dc.~e.tt - Csfc1.o. srTtN he- 1ste. ard I,
siort eAtd to rs-,t~s r7tsset to tte. s.d they VI
IL SLOWED i3lsse<s noo tpe tine Of th4iF depaGs .!
rAyueat~
frcrcs - for S+Ne-Hxv ro1tp" aa6 addres.ed to
Itt n cFft.cr and the raft1ca 1e tot kao ~
~ him mould contain .tfcTecces =
Nc lid its4 than ea1kEl ne considered 1hs CoEc.
trailer rrfgrvra a. c*usl the ritht 70 reject sny
Iii tk1 hids II tho PUBLIC iatafske o1ia EeQatFe II
rts-rtli-iH EATE3- Ctr Cou1ot!el,sr.
, 1863-09-13

Vail Thos
.Eenable JW rev
Vaughn t1aeW 2
TanduZenl1:t9
Hanu1cm Ja.jr
, 1863-09-13
TltALtill ..-Gn..

~Aesto wns was on be: ltp haA,tn WIS., IN hsr I-ok-
stree 9Th Wsa bar steD aaI In aoe eA.ds~pAasxtion
Bttc1u"
, 1863-09-13

- q Ell
, 1863-09-13
S.-T.-Es6O-N-

NHcan"
G.-T-E96O-V
..........-- ....-...
A1e~ natteN OF F1antAton Filters
WIZ eufs Na1.ous Fe.hscae,
So1 IAae&t@ea Aaa 1ese'19o 4+4pA
eotFstenAca tna e'la nScaa0-
t:asn1ency and INDIGESTION
Ne' ''otS .nestooH-
H1eesk'se a'xue AUG 7ao'e "'eato.
1Aao'es '4e 1J1h =
kentA Dafandsncy.:
EEofuataehs oreat "ssR!s'
s@loe toHpleaa"ns weak 6o""@"e'
hnien arc me evidences Of -=....
LlyE1: COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSfA.
1 eati. A:ed Tat toatbs Of III adult ailusuh
proceed noEa oteaskd and torpid uses. Tne hillary
teesetsoHs Of tte liver oE9hox1ng lnto taa Iouse3
torus-
Alter !onr refea-ct vo are a5c to 7retSat tie most
remarkable curn for tscse hosstd e1zhsaara dseaso.
TIE word has ever prooueed "itA.a ons Je.s ovee
Plantation b.ttssa .od not ,nssaaoo Of couP,a.ut
has CONE to OUT k1o~atdze!
fshE moAs snecsuG toxic Az asEsea1!A stmutaot.
suited tn a1l c6hditots Of Hte-
1ne rtro:" that II feIea oeoa m1aes11 saossa&eA
tor lis se'tvs rsorcs3seA asa whoL1 1Atc. FOR tho
public 'ai'f'c''on a"d that p*'fnts " a5 ro2su1ttef
ph. nc''hs ~e sppeao u*6 o. ~ eanPonets.
SAA!sSfA oAhA-e~iena'ea Aos WEE s"o anaofo0
Ies Ia thd treatment Of Fever and A4ua DrspeptA.
Coantts We ot tne 'icsroS o' fefa ID Ill., Aad A.
tetFn"S 10" " tue'e.n.p 1oA 7'ls .So.aota eR1c.
Or lre o~s *HlhHr IT e'tsk* neatf t1a mana q
Jhsciss to."HHs' spa W. 1p".5 ,"aar Puone "
Aoos = a..k -! =. 10 -.
AheHcAh ua'e".
SAfc>H'-tA Aah-fo' p'a feu"' ec.'c ~aa e1Ns7ses
o. INC fsoaAea a1a e'"t's. ....
s.naa'ss-,.s uAsps.os '@-'a''4a's - va 1'"A4 A@S
~! U.e..a'..D ~. - as =. s.. ,..o
CnAaoxlI4 t1o"sH*-fos ch1eeoea a'xes"oe.
tou.c-hishiy tnyIkospt,ng In nervous debility.
W1sTKEarxES-For sc:ufu!s rhounatssn, dc.
As1.x-Au atouuAl1e cxrmtrattu: ereNlnz nese,
r,uscle and milk lunch ussc By mothers nnra,ax.
Alto. Glove huts. osasEe. cArlawsy. corlaudet
xaake root DC.
p-T-1Sp-y
Ano&.cr wonderful II r,et.Ient Of sna1..a os1rsa
,rpsr,,ne beauty to ths con.pe1ioa ana pruaaey "a
the Elpt. IL y<t unknown " tbs commerce Of tkn
rorla md W v>tAno.i IT. ua1ue t,s Luz pte ,ent
.. -
1:ooarsrxx. n. r. p,oeap-r -, 1ss1..
, 1863-09-13

rrcntissfXAtho o
Powars Robert
pscecottproEt4r
Platoer :h4s r
Pomeroyt'hM G
Pti8ncr ChAs
Putnam Albert
Prescott Ola &
Pf&ti BF
Pierce II c
P1t3.anlot7AhL L
I'ende9East John
r
Pressing John
Prtstou1 john
Pntuam Ja,aes
Fnte q
Pickett Vim
Powell " D..
Pratt " F
Popo VS.
Pope Willis
Hngsce Wu J
ponsonly VIM
rostnu T lieut.
Turd dyTF
k0{HE u" y
Pope Gro ] -.
PetsC4ottErauEN
romeeoy 8 Y
!. Pratt Fcuepdes
Ntkia Stephen
Qea's1'y a',los'
, 1863-09-13

NOTICE. My wife, Martta, hax, =,
ne IN ~ bad sna board, hs1so1 @sGe III 81
ptrssa, S.Ipsras g 9; r. s.qelaah eslonahaettse. nS '
selsMMeH
, 1863-09-13
nc

NeMsnus JAS Mcdonald Arch Ac1ntyzrAd1mP
blcEvoy 4 Las McGsath bEen Mcdonald Arch
etop MeNrnEy Arch Mcflsmarat u
McKton 4 NtManus Jas MNeeurlc Luke
QIayle McAastcs fan Mckinley Nor
NIGrsth & bros McDopoughEcr- 1son
McAlltstcf& bros Lard eorpl Mcclure Jas
Me0tx 4 co McAtT Rn;rno MeDoanll Jas
MrGinnit g McMahnn lsichdMc.stl Jas
Ncl,o. alt Clas MeCoy Harry Mcdonald Jas
MeLsmncr Z .nMc Alftslcr liz Mclntlre ! u
SJW AcGavins EdwdMeCarthy Jas
MeNamnra FatsNcEvoy sscphruMec john
McMahan Chas Nclaglane Ga1d-McA At'lstcr L
McAi!tetrr VIM ner9 AcAulstef John
Perry AcE~oy q Il
Mc1,ornell Chs.AcQEo;lod.lc .lc HNr Gee John
M,Sauchtoa & NcEno.y Thos M,kinn John
Nc .r1her tr Nct'lcllanl Il Nc ,asty John
Nc1rts,c Tan McAahun Thos AfclLtarc John
NcG,ath David Mc1Irnry Hi1amMet3eath John
NttC,1roia!r capt MeSicho,e Joho
Mct o. nick DanMet lellca Hccry. Thomas
capt II McEvny I'm
M.E.lhp Dewitt II Ne1Lir. u :chscl
Mci slc David SMcAllfstct Jae
, 1863-09-13
Urca Ehprian

l N LIZ AAA
Tsacy nart,9 n
Thompson Rich
Turner Itobt l.
Urca Ehprian
, Vail Thos
,Eenable JW rev
Vaughn t3seW3
TanduZenlJ:ts
Hann1cm Ja.jr
Willard FC
Wheeler Chs )
VILLA Charles
N5fber CHARLES
Wilt Charles ]
Whrt?cf CS
Wtnsiow CtarkA
Wilder Ch.l.Ic5L
WInAus Il i
Whei'u, Richard
Nv heclt.s $ P
Wcbs, SpeuccrD D
WnGdoek F
alL1rt Il "
Walker Rich
ard
Weight Robert
,sN'cftEK
Wt;1 D Il
Warner G lbael
y and Charles
West f II
Wemp1e s L
Ward s AZ
rW.rrou Ft.'dk
Wtbbcr s u
! Willard Frank
I Wetner- r 4
"f:ltcslde Thos
WhltcTS
Whttcorlb Gao D
Wilti1mtouG Geo
Wilson Geo !
Cum
J Willard George
Winters ia
Wtneman mr.
Wh~elet Sllas
Wheeler TIL
Wilson II so
asWcicdeth Val
I Wood q Ia
INV right Robert
Wright J Il
Wood ! II
Wood ! q 1T
Wood ) 81
Wool+cy Jn0 T.
Woodward VII
! 2Wozton Henry
mW'ott,,cr}y J \
$50
Young An
YoungJ Y Ec,
foaA i Jas Gfll
, 1863-09-13

rtrk OF Auditor R&D... NO, - Lako st..
rs r.. Fossula Hotel. Chicago Chrieitan Com.
NILS, ION cnrr Of . lsicha rlrou No. sa3 South
Water @trcet.. Capt. q echr. Wm. D. Flax
- 4 P..,. l3olbEook. MUM i Cot To
the N.tron Of the Orphan Asylam To tho land.
lord II the Asttc uouse . Il. ITO tho psrsou
manufacturer or agents OF tho Patent Candle
Mou,I.. Eyerctte stst Gallery - To the Scc'y
or HaiDa1c Lodge No. g., ]. .. D. D, Frank.
Parket Sewing Machine,
Pe;r"ns wlsnsns: drop 1ctturs Advertised muat
af}x three cent stamp.
Eas~ once open from lat Of April to 1T Of No
ii ii, Ami 1.s iron, a. m TIL p. m and OF
surstayp tom t:sO i. N. Ill 1o.1s a.m:
11a j. l.. SCHIFP3 ?. n
, 1863-09-13

Ferguson Petez Frashier JohnFriabaughC
Fitzgerald r capt FottniA Fetef
Eactinry, Dars Fox Josrph r Fraser ChAs
Pttzgibbon CtptPlahes,y Jao
, 1863-09-13

T~-~~T nv
.r.n'At:i. IuMH 49,.
1.Ms.s Ta1..s 1ol'.n,. ou's. d
m1poIHFy"u'ts.iH,A.
1flnlhft !, Z onn
mnnfMcM mIss.",, = ;,l 60
lteAaW"lL !H. !! +"
IT SUTTON H!t
TolAnu = lou soM
4Gs mees II Nv Ii
,nAt 1Ate Mm,.c
, 1863-09-13
ImhoGI Joseph
1ysyHsaE

Jackson John
Jones' T
Jones 1T
Jones Thos r
job oss Frank
Johncs Vim
Jones James
JOKES 4 l.
Jones Jas 3
Joh''eon Martin
tohnsoa Aston
Johle0ts o 4
johnson D D.
John son Henry
IullAtuu Slull
johueon Francis
Johncoa SitinyD
Jphuspn i Il
johnson DID opt
, 1863-09-13
Ryan Martin
AfIt

Ell
S1yITAR r
Smith Away
Emita / Earncs
S},&1E
Smith t'hAa i
4ol~ naftd 3
SIuAt Er..dc1lcE
aSE,t1h Ed
Smith DucT "
Arthorlans1
r trnakl.1
Smith JD
!. Sp,aty Aurrill
t;tvrcAs u r
Storms Aaron
Street Sat'tAa )
Hp.'tlcti 4 Mou.
Story Albert
strong k Am-
st-oaE
6tnfS6 t.sllns
Bmifh Gin. 4
1Stuart CnAs L.
Stewart Ctla+
Cal
vim
Tse':ain Chs B
SoIt!.tslaal st
Clair
Stokts J
. Sutl-f W
Sto1le DF
Ste~aH 1}avil 3
St Joon X l.
Sera t EiwIl
Syua i a
SuudcrltnEmery
SltacF Augustus
..Stil. > 3 "
ases~n~ ED
3Strccs Ms
1t Job. Everette
S:aatoET1tslotAy
Ttrr+t t;en
,Sta.lo7d Etlwd
[Syktx Edwin
Starut lol.u E
S,a1,.S 5otn
Stfa,t,,t, .lst!an
Ste" Jtt John
tSt!ck Join
stArt John II
Stewa.tJ John P
n
Etexa.t John G
S. LaEta1,cuJlo
Stone, Notcs s
I3utt1es
StauIiel. Miles
.3woenv MarttuR
Story " F
Soulinc:vl1}cHm
Sutton WIN
4Sfo1e Dewitt
Smith i Uosart
, 1863-09-13

betvecn Il 4. Il and1 p u. tel1-M6s.-1VA
THEGARAY INSTITUTE
~ PoardlrK ard Day School tor YouIE LasiFs1a -
Eos. 1517 ~ is9 Saruta ttre+s ~ e. xt,sS
xad F-etth Ii: Eua-es sd Literal s1,ats thaf.
qutf'd -aad A1the nrAoeaos I1n ts,toa osat f4t4
Lille y P7tpapa, 1s@atfed of f.e y ft.ni,y sats
Constantly tSofen ID the le!ltnsa r;1ass JaiT
{eaf eemTsnee. SsnsssG'ssFa 1ssp spa,I W .
aesT-rxS8-M MADAME DdAlss .A1 ---
, 1863-09-13

AlGCCJ 4AV1
Clell
v
Trcdcnbu rg b =,
DnkessoaH<
Will T II
yarg''n Jas
vtaIlt-r1l 1lcr5
EanBiockT
"
Wheeler David
Wilcox r 2
.Whitcon,b 5 E
Wilde De F A
" Samuel
Wilder s EE
Wilcox 4
Wills j. co
Wilcox Alvin
Willis Orlsndo
u lltucJGH Whit
uursh
Tit&ackcr i u
WtnE&E Evans
White a II
oWNi1on l. bro
White n
u llecler ChAr1t
Warner ) l.
Wcston j II
Wou!cott j J &c
Weller john
N'ella VIM cart
Waterman e "
Wentworth OW
Wait i Dickey
Waterman Az :
Npoawo.th A J
sWt1tr 4 F
NArncf AC
Warner Gabriel
Wills usEH
Waller H'nry
Walwottll II
Waller urLu {
Nallla jos
Vchtt &c Il 2
Warner G. II
Weber rCha1
NTa!t.. X II
WI Mratt1aC
N'i!rcn 10: cap
W'incheetcr Jut
Wheeler i
wiltou II i
W'ilrsn "
WI..kcr " F9
W-IItoh " u
rW't,t.e1an Vim
,W'llifnian Geo
W'n,d Edwin Il
Wyrsnt tsarnA
NV Wu0lncy Il u
v
, 1863-09-13
EIlQQFlL-

EUBSI>1ENC Cis OFFICE U, s.
, 1863-09-13

Zimmerman Emma JAne mias
, 1863-09-13

1JAcohs Jultn 2
Jennings Thoe
J.nuIns Cow
Jphnttpn Iuo
Johnston Jas c
Jewell. Loteon
Jc@ell Jas Stew
jenkins Fred c
4JenklnE & Lee
jenkins Chaa c
Jackson jacob
Jackson Chs
jackson MAtaw
Jackson Il W
, 1863-09-13
I,.1tss Daniel Iron psyld
;ul1:. j j 1riah Joseph

1QNlf1A < GAE} l
J1hneun AntIIt,,
Jot.t,tOnQ AAlp
Johnton OA
Jollsi.e,''.syloaS
Jul'pe}1. 1or ea
.1ol,f,tt3,, j "
job: Nm
Jrd=s,n " r
JHm, 4 GeoC
Jue4 lyn Mm s
JEckman VIM
Juncson John 1
JORDAN Ijrxter
JaIvte z a
JAelln Jacob
Jack Thomas
Jet,klpHttu1 ]
joyce NiclA ri
, 1863-09-13

H.. N9AN -. + AAAVns~
AxAxosA, Jones Co-The Corn crop IL hack
waet, owing to severe dsouth IN J1nc aad JULY.
That planted on low land IL pat!ally injured hv
win Be- god. Corn 10 about haif injured. bat not
tott}iy dessroyed. Sorghum, is hurt TO tha t*n1o
ssoai ss :. os.sas sassossa sa
SeEE l,s,lc planted In this eouatFy-7ossy I % Eoo1
HrrL1SGTox, DEs NrrSrs Cocoon Is f1thef
tos rely hurt low lands IN some loeal!tes. not
nnsr hut on high lard. Sorghum T. very siai.
ma1y plaers In this vicinity: Vines, tomatoes.
Sc. aise been bitten badly I have not hca'd Of
any tamage dora to grapes. Tobacco 10 cot much
| saisrc b. rcaaouts.
SsptS. g. L. W4tnsS.
ctAnEScE, cEpAn Coin come places the corr
ftte- i III run MORE than 80 pei cent loss To
taeec. buekxheat sorghum aud vines aEe hurt
badly on The low grounds; Aiong the fsocks I'D I'd
rtanrt estimate; sorghum. Is per cent. back
WI. At, 20 per cunt. sIcs. 30 per cent. tobacco
! g per esnt. r.1
| s.pt.3. sAAHs HuFr.
| crpaE FAILS. RLAckuAwK co.-The frost did
very lutte Damage, sszc 10 ctops most e1
| posed ur low lands.
| Sept :. :. aopo1s.
|
| sstd in low ground. Sorghum rey li.tla dam
| aced. Euckwhcat, abuut one-half Of tt Killed.
NtLe.. much damaged ~ far ~ We hayc 2seeS-
| taiEed. Toaaeeo, very little $40 2 hercshouis-
| Sent. 5, T. DANIELS + TO.
| No -
cHAE1Es Crr-, FLoxp Cocoon. one .dnh des-
t t1oyed Sorghum, o1e-hslf destroyed; vtcss.
i one halF dettso5ed. Tpb1ccn, pone plantsa- ]
| hsse taade 1uqutrtss of farmers from different
pasts cf our eorntr and think tho above coFtc.s
setimate our corn wa psrttX vel matn5s.d-
| Sent. S. GEukGN c. 0EAS.
! 80. 53.
Cntrxsrs C17x, Lar1sA Cave hayr had
toue fru; l. but not to do any damage to crops, IN
1e:r tsey were in yety loR lAods-
Sept & a. =. :. ak1sk7s
nrlCoCE. ncnrQCK Co.-Do not think the In
! }u.y - much to al ktEds Of crops In No:thetl
Iowa. a. to the sane kinds In Illinois and Wtseon
I'm. Corn 10 hprs In taia county less than one
tenth the crop, Sorghum. scatcel. nay rslsed Il
this epurty, DuckwheAt. triding3y dAmtgrd
Vines il aver Of vines in low pIacrs badly cut bn
| damage to fruit IL slIEtt ~ 1t Is tAr advanced
. . | nAtuitty. Tobacco, have seen but ono tAld sine
| ihe froai and that N. not injured materially.
No. %.
!. -Fonr NAD1soN, LEE Co,--Thc eject Of the fro'
II not ccne1n or even, tut IN cpots here md thor
| Tiers arc didercnt stotics ahoat tho axtent
. damage done, Tho following III A. nea1 the trn,
as ean te obtkired. Corn, huH uoae on Up laad
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

SurERIoR cos.r-rRiAL TERM.-ciifEF JUsrIcB
Dsae-i 4 nssg "a stsnaeid Jones, Oetoter ~. is5l
On thc aboss case b n called Mr CAauueey shaTer,
a. ns f.r TIE pain,s stated thst he hei ookrd are.r
over We t~1cnJasts and str ns asd f0nn Wat
thsre NJ ifagd his ari tncrcY nia aicnlAtJn
cn iha parng. SAT Delng in anr4neei that thf a~
T. ltAAt fa n ~ tn the rAnfactoa a. rs1 81
o. tcrtas aver. y. 1 &. hin. ~ Escf .
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
THE TURF,

T'"n EsshA @ COUNTY DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION
WI bi,s' lh'lr hfhi Anuua Eaa.b ton A. Crane. N.,
jersey twrlNe mcS from Sa9 lors an of,nt.r
AM ~ Among many others Special Frruiu az al,
onsirh Tor he bcht tfpiing horse
Orange. New Jersey. - '' '"A NV
TfMON HALF MILE TRACK. NINETY SECOND
" street Boomingialc road-Great Foot Itaee or thc
ChamPonshipe q America aud SOD nsGt wednes
day .Is nst MAJ Cassidy, tho present champion IL 10 nave
aus Win James Mccabe. who disputes his rg 70 wear
the anrcls. for two mile foot race, Place D. ~
There y 10 Dc walking match ainnt
spi iri tn between three well known horses puran
OF slo Owner John NsTtInE j. Collins, IOuu.
Mac II. Grimes. Young Black Hawk
TrSIoN COURSE. L. L-TRorrTSG.-oS FRIDAY.
,oes ~ at2P NJ, amach for I.0sl mile heats best
oh q Horace Jones names b. m Fanny Allen Ia wagon,
D. fh'er naueh b. m Lady en- ton 10 harness
SHAW A WHITE. fropnotorH
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A Under the direction OF Mr.. Humphrey Bland
THURSDAY, OCT. H.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear In Shakespere's tragedy Of
MACBETH,
BENEFIT
OF THE UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION.
Full particulars In future Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

cos Any artfAna mar Cf.tas HitiitHD yssl.tf yssl.t
w sFt8nef Csc fHf % ~ natf - =. 80 ss-fs
-. sf.sfrs ~ t.sH t.atl.HFs go FA
- - ~ 49, ''.'' y 'fffriEa invsts ''''t
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

I1o~ sALK-s yHrY PEprIY rfArg ros1 Is
u hands hixs peaFs 81 uhr gblf hFa b" 81 'af r
and alse Top bag rsafg uar .fftfff H.ih
h.fsess w,l - sgld sfafls tssshtr ~ " 500 q
W. Ia-l Tan.ll a--lnl rtf.nL
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

tlANTED-KrruER . Bkr on nn0NH huhaE
w ~ :: ass.s eiss x, =, p .sf. f...s = ~. ~
fieftlf or.es. fsf wsst. st4tas - iatfff
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

[roR EtLg AT nAnoAis-A gIss effLtfu BOZ.
= ~. Hoe. .s q" 80 s.is i".si ~ ~ .-n .
slsl wAsln 400 narrrss 3Y.t fasr.arf ~ rsIslffa
ArriV a. ttr ssrgrlt4n ststfs Iafusf q ffta,s ~
Crosby STREETS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COUPE OR SADDLE
~ Horse tor saiea dArs niahog hay, sck fes@ with
heavy BLACK mane AMI tail s fast aud stylish Ia acton aad
10 ohAnas high faise1 hy he's heen
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALiAN OPERA.
n CHOICE SEATS IN PARQUET and DRESS CIRCLE
for night Of the Opera be obtained 6S East Four
teenth street, corner OF Fourth avenue.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

T The Great Washington Panors una
Of the War which has attracted so much
attention in.the west, is to open in this
city at the Baptist Church, Thursday, Fri.
day, and Saturday evenings Of this week,
also on Saturday afternoon.
1t has recently been exhibited in Dc.
troit, Milwaukee, Chicago and other West.
ern cities with great success. 1t is said to
be very extensive and truthful.
We clip the following from the Milwau.
kee Sentinel: .. -.a.. .....
1.-THE Great Washington Panorama, or
Scenes Of the War, still continues to draw
crowded houses at the Academy of Music.
Long before the hour of commencing every
available place is occupied, and hundreds
are turned away from the door, unable to
obtain admission.
The Panorama, is the work of several
talented artists, and to judge from the skill
which they have displayed in this peculiar
style of painting, they have already earned
for themselves reputation which must
place them at the head of their profession
Their idea was to give faithful and accu'
rate history on canvas, of the different
places of the contest, and when the wa,
commenced, they placed themselves in di.
rect communication with such persons as
were located in the midst of these exciting
scenes, thereby enabling them to procure
accurate sketches Of each successive item
taken on the very spot where they were
enacted"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
A fino store 10 he rented at bargain
in Clcrmont, see advertisement. -
D. G. Goodrich, of Clermont, has 1000
plows which he is ready to sell to the far.
mers Of Iowa.
H. Oren, of Clayton City, has lost sum
Of money. For particulars read bis advcr.
tiscment. g.. ts.-rItfsf.F...
The firm Of Powers l. Babcock il no
more.
Among cur new advertisements will be
fornd the Commission card of McAllister,
Hall & Livermore, general commission
merchants, Chicago. With one Of the
members Of this house, Mr.. Hall, we have
the pleasure Of an acquaintance, and cor
daily recommend him to the shippers Of
northern Iowa. The other gentlemen are
highly spoken Of by those who know them
well. and no doubt are worthy of business
esteem and confidence.
Shores & Tator, wholesale grocers, Chi.
cago, advertise in the columns Of the Times.
Mr.. Beebee, for some time resident Of Nc.
Grcgor, is now in upper Iowa, representing
this House. Their stocks are heavy, and
terms liberal. a.s- s}...r ..... -...
R. Y. Corey, went to the seaboard, and
sensibly watched the fluctuation of the dry
goods market, till the bottom fell out, when
he pitched in and bought his stock. He
says his patrons shall have the benefit of
this, and that he is going to sell cheaper
than anybody else in town. -. -..
Strcuse & Rowe have their fine sale.
rooms almost bursting with new goods,
and still they come, case upon case, box
upon box. See advertisement on third page.
See statement Of city fiscal officers.
E r. Barron 4 Co. are making extensive
improvements in their store and will have
new advertisement in our columns in a
few days. f. R. B. says they are going to
show the people Of Iowa astonishing bar
gains. &'-s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
New MADRID. March 3Oth. '63.


Editors Times You will doubtless
think that your correspondent, Of the ssth
regiment has lost his pen, or that stamps,
paper, and ink, are scarce articles. But
am lucky enough to have friend in Iowa,
who has sent me postage stamp. received
it this morning and hasten to write to you,
There are lots of news about here, bu.
can't get hold Of them and therefore cannot
send you any. 1t is much easier to get
hold Of rebel. would like to send you
parcel o. them, to be posted on every tree,
for warning to traitors in the North, and
an example to those in the South.
We are still here at New Madrid, where
we are likely to stay until the war is ended
We have nothing to do except wash shirts,
and use Jerusalem ovcrtakcrs-an instru.
.nent used in the neighborhood Of the
scalp-and protect the property of the
rebels, which is cone on rather an cxten.
sive scale. --s--
We can get no more fresh pork, butter,
eggs, and &C. The rebels WON'T sell US any
thing; and if the temptation is greater than
one can resist, and we tale them without
money aid without price, we arc almost
sure to he found out, marched of to the
guard house and punished.
The rebel citizens here, arc going Il
show their gratitude to our Col. by pro
scnting him with something very nice.
cont know what it will be, but no doub,
our Col. will appreciate their kindness, and
be very proud Of their token of respect
Resolutions were adopted, day or two age
by the regiment threatening all traitors in
the north. and relating what we will do with
them, when the war is ended, and we gel
hume, but il they are treated as well a.
the rebels are treated here, by officers in
command, they will all be o. X. The
rebels here are treated d-m'd site bctt.
than poor priya,e Union soldier.
Spring is here with all it's glories peach
apple, and other fruit trees are in full
bloom, but spring with all its pleasant mem.
cries, only tends to make US more tired Of
the war, and wish more ardently, to be FOL.
lowing the pillow, in peace and prosperity
in our own beloved Iowa.
CLERMONr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

SPRING BoNSErs. unmitigated
brute writes from New York that the spring
bonnets this year ''may be sentimentally
characterized as poems in white chip, split
straw, and Grape, on the natural history Of
oyster shells. Twenty dollars will buy
one that is warranted to satisfy the wearer
for whole day, and then serve for use one
rainy Sunday. Twenty Ave dollars will
purchase . concave scale Of white Grape,
attached to bird Of paradise feather and
trimmings, and protected from grease on
the hair by an undertaking of tullc cap, at
once strengthened and aggravated by moss.
roses and desperately green leaves"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

~ Among tie recent new and impor-
tant arrivals in town, is the tremendous
heavy stock Of goods received at Hammer
slough Brothers. They intend keeping tho
largest and best selected stock in the city
and are bound to sell them off at prices
that will make all their competitors open
their eyes. Piles upon piles Of domestic
dry goods which were bought before the
recent advances in goods, and consequent
ly can be sold low er than the market price.
Goats, pants and vests Of all the latest
styles, makes, fashions, &c. Boots ,nd
shoes of every kind and quality. And the
handsomest and neatcst selection Of hats
and caps to be found west Of the Missis-
sippi. Just slip in and take q peep at these
new hats they have received.