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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-11

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thur siny .............S Septic nm Der 10.
ARRIVED

Thursdmy.... Septic nm Der 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal Prince, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Gardiner.
Bark La Cisuena Palmer, Pictou Ms.
Brig rhos Connor York. Pietou via Plaster Cove.
Sch North Battery, Grant Calais.
Sch Four Brothers. Cudworth, Bristol.
Sch Han riet. Carter. Ellsworth tor Boston.
Sch New Zealand, Winchenbach, Bangor for Bos-
ton. ttEtIt
SIGNAL for brig.
CLEARED. era
Brig Helen Mar. (Brl Hewison. Windsor NS-mas--
ter.
Sch Ida Wheeler. Dyer, Philadelpha-R G York
& Son.
sloop Hsrdscrabble Goodspeed. Weymouth u II
White.
SAILED-wind NNE-sch White Sea, and others.
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BAD BREATH-The greatest Curse the human
family is heir to. How many lovers it has separated
how many friends forever parted. The subject is
too delcate your nearest friend will not mention it,
and you are ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
radical cure, use the BALM OLA THOUSAND
FLOWERS' as dentrifce night and morning. 1t
also beauties the complexion, removing ali tan,
pmples aud frecklcs leaving the skin soft and white
Price 80 cents. For sale by ii. ii. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists. augl3 cod & eow3ms
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. 10. Mary R. c daughter of L. d.
and Mary b. Harmon. aged 20 years. Il
ES-Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2i O'Clock,
at thetesidence OF l.. d. Harmon Myrtle street
In this CITY, Sept. Q. infant son of John and Sarah
j. Arnold. aged months.
rg-Funeral this friday afternoon at o'clock.
at No. 3 Paris street
In wcstbrook, Sept. s. Jacob B. Weber. of Free
port. aged q years.
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LOYal Voter !!

Are you sure your name is correctly enter
ed on the check list? Have you seen it there ?
II not. call at the Loyal League room, in the
City Building, to-day and examine the list
for yourself IL will be too late to correct the
omission or error on election day Your
vote may not be needed to elect Judge Coney
for Governor, but it is Of inestinable value in
helping to swell up the majority.
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Sch Globe lat New York; 15s tons. built Addison
in 1888 has been sold for $500; Al. ship Crest OF
the Wave tat Baltmorcl cas- TONS built at Thomaston
in 1854. has been sold on private terms.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speer's Wine. Ii is an admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families In Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, asst gives great sstisfac
tion. dec22dly
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~ The announcement of the arrival of
u brig cambridge at Port Royal is not
confirmed
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THE LOYAL LEAGUE Rooms IN THE NEW
CITY BUILDING are open day and evening"
Copies Of the voting lists are posted up in the
rooms, and all Union voters are requested to
call and see if their names are borne on the
lists. ed
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Union Citizens

Are invited to call at the rooms Of the LOYAL
League. New City building, and see that their names
are properly entered on the Voting Lists.
Per order OF Executive Committee.
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PECIAL MOTTO f !.

DR.. Ii. L. DAVIS, Analytical Physician. by special
request. will be in attendance at his Office 229I Con-
gress street. TO consult with his patients and all 9TH
interested upon all diseases, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Sept. sth and 9th. Office advice Free.
SEMI
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DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DEErIsrs, No IL
iddleStreet. Portland Me. augl6-1y
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IMPORTS.

Pictou Ms. Bark La Ciguena = 40 tons coal, ts
Jas l. Farmer
Brig Thos Connor-215 tons coal, J L Farmer
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sS-If you are in want of any kind o. PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
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Grand Union Meetings.

The friends Of the Union will hold meetings
at the times and places indicated by the fol-
lowing list of appointments, to wit:
@. J. Prescott, Esq of New Hampshire, and
Hon. Charles Holden, of Portland,
viii speak as follows:
West Baldwin. .......... Friday, IL
Cape Elizabeth. .......... Saturday, q IL
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The Conscril IA Act Pronounced Constita-
fi0adf.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
Judge Cadwallader, of the U. S. District
Court, in the case before him yesterday, de-
clared the enrolment act constitutional.
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EIectiol. Monday. September IA
UNION NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL CON Y
For senators

Fer Senators,
xndroscoooir, .JERE DfN6LEY, Jr., Auburn.
CulabertaRd ia NIL FL y oi6iSo ioi uA"e-
LEVI CRAM, Bridgton.
DANIEL ELLIOT, brunswick.
John H. PHILBRICk, Standish.
p.asSsx,t IA. o. n BRADBURY, Springfield
49, A ID MANSON Bangor.
CHARLES BEALE, Hudson.
gau,~ber d. l.. MILLIkEN, Wateryille.
JOSEPH A SANB0RN. Readield.
JOSIAH TRUE, Ii chfied
Ort,rd RUFUS S. STEVENS, Paris.
GEORGE b. BARRoWS, Fryeburg
Lircsis $3.50. EVERETT w .sfEIsON Damaris'a a.
YORK ....... LUTHER SANBoRN, Parsonshcld,
ESREFF II. BANKS, Biddeford,
Ellis dA IL. JEWETT. So Berwick.
Knsx... .-.....J0HN Is. WALKER, of Union,
GEO. A. STARR, of Thomaston.
.1roostook . PARKER P.BuRLElG II of Linneds
SaQadaxoc. JOSIAH MERROW, of Bowd' ha IN.
S1a,ersef. DAVID ID. STEWART, st. Adams.
JOHN s TENNEY. Norridgewock.
FranEiin 49,. WILLIAM III. J0SSELYN, Phillips
Waldo WIN Mc6ILVERY, of Searsport.
ELIAS AILLikEN, of Burnham.
Washssdfen.. ! S. IA. TALBOT. East Machias.
L.LWADSw0Rrh, JR. Pembroke.
Hancock. 49,. THOMAS WARREN,
JOHN MILLIkEN.
For Clerk of Courts.
.hadroscocotn DANIEL p. ATWOOD, Poland.
Cusabertdad. D. w. FESSENDEN, Portland
0rford. ..-.... .ALBEkf L. 81 kBANk, Bethel.
Ksler. A. MILLER, of Rockland
Sdgadahoc =. ROBERT b. sIkEal ,of Richmond
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

PANAMA AND CALIFORNIA-Steamers carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama, and California,
leave New York on the LIST, 18th, and 2Ist of each
month.
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MARRIED..

In Leeds. Aug. o. Hiram X. Gilman, of Hallowell
and Miss Sarah ). w heeler. of l..
In Saco. Aug. %, Loring Davis, of Biddeford, and
Miss Mary f. O'Brien, of Lubec.
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BATH-Ar 9th. schs Emma Furnish, Flanders FIN
BALTIMORE; Alpine, Elliot. Boston.
Sid yth sch Loduskia. Call, New York.
Sid 9th ship Lisbon, Currier. from Gardiner) for
New Orleans brig Virginia. Nickels. Baltimore.
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SPOKEN

Aug II, near lat A. Ion 80 o. ship Courier Chat
field, from Boston for San Francisco
Aug ~, lat u 50, lon "A 40. brig Young Republic
Libby, Is days from Portland for Havana.
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WARD ONE.

VIII speak At
West Poland Meeting House. Friday Sept. II, AT Pm
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-------------- 7-----
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.

Gen. Rosecrdns' Last Tictory--Easf Tenaes-
see Totally abandoned BY the Rebels.
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hadroscoggin. j. n, PARKER. Lewiston.
.S,7serset =. JOSEPH r. NYE Fairfield.
Hancock. NATHAN WALhER.
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For County Treasurers,

Aadroscoggin .ENoS T. LUCE. Auburn.
Cumberland :. JOHN A. WATERMAN, Gorhan
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For Register of Probate,
lin. BENZ. \. ATKINSON, Chesterville.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

Col. Wiltz Of Dubuque has been appoint
cd Surveyor General for the district col .
posed Of Iowa and Minnesota. T ~
Sen. Richardson has taken his seat 10
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
Douglas. II
The iron clad gunboat Chickasaw is rea-
dy to launch at Carondelct. She is for
river service and is built after the Monitor
pattern. The Usage will be ready in three
weeks. aet tes. s.#s saHi
Gen. Van Dorm with eight rebel brigades
has left Grenada, and is moving in the d.
rection OF Memphis. ......r.-....
Quite number Of federal officers have
resigned in consequence Of the President 8
pr"clan'ation. Among the number is Maj.
Van Horn Of one Of the Iowa regiment.
Gen. Hamilton approves the designations
and recommends their dissn,issal from the
service without pay or emnlumenta 9e
The Vicksburg Wing of the 2lst says
the fsderals have passed Friar's point, on
their way down to give yicksburg another
trial. and says they are ready Cor them -
The Aotilla consists Of sixty yunboats and
transports.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
Weather. Markets, go.

Weather. Markets. go.
On Saturday night last the weather took
/ violent cold and we have since had
touch Of rough winter weather. although
Of . moderation Of Tone On Tuesday
morning the mercury stood 1ae Farenhcit,
below zero.
Monday was ground hog day." on
which occasion tradition says if the ground
hog comes out Of his hole and sees his
shadow, he will return and stay forty days.
There WAS bright sunshine all Of that day,
30, il the proverb is good for anything, we
may look for steady spell Of cold weather.
The ice is in good condition for crossing,
and numberless teams are relieving our
c7ammcd warehouses Of their stocks of
pork. as 800. - ,
Receipts Of produce are lively, and prices
rlls high. We qsots Amber Iowa 81 ,O3 |;
No. !, 800; No. 2, 90; rejected, 80;
oats, 40; pork, $3,s0@4,lO.
Wheat during the past week has rated
IN tht market as high IS $l,ls. Pork has
also been, - high $3.50, but the market
has ial]sn Of to The above quotations.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

az The Concert last Friday evening
was = complete success. 1t was highly
gratifying for US to perceive that we have
among US so many able musicians and vo-
calists. The solos were admirably perform
ed, the sweet touching ballads as well as
tie brilliant cavatius were sang with enough
ease and elegant execution to grace the
boards Of any eastern opera house or con.
cert room. The Duets and quartetts mer.
tied equal applause, and the final chorus
Of Handel's oratori0 could not have been
excelled by the same number of singers in
any part Of the states. There was music
for the grave and the gay, the serious and
the joyful music for all, Every one seem.
ed to be as well pleased and satisfied as if
they had all bought their clothing, domes-
tic dry goods and boots and shoes at Ham.
merslough Bros, north side Of the public
square. - 1t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
Notice

y hereby given, that William Greene, william O.
j Reynolds Wi'lia" IL. Gerris,, Henry v. White
ii"u e. and their associates successors aud as-igh.
have organized them elves int Incorporation, Mn
der the name VI the IOWA HALFWAY CsNsrRucTIoN
CoMPANY
THE eoapanys principal place Of trsnsacting bu.i-
e.s, j. NcreRnr and the general the bu,l.
ness. is to baid Railroad for tn. Mcregor Western
Railway Company. from the Mississippi River 70 sh.,
Mn". sofa State hue. under contract with said Rsii.
way Conn any. TIE amount Of capt. nj took author.
izel. h One hundred Thousand Dollars to be paid up
wi hin twelve mO"tt-, at sueh times aud such son-
di.i0ns tho hoard may order. tr... rs
q Corporation commenced on the tw"nty- first day
~ January, A. D. 1868, aud continues ten years,
less sooner dissolved
The business aG,'rs Of I've company, are under the
President. Wee Pre- ident, Urea urer snd Secretary
VIII" cost ute the Board IT Drec ors, to be annually
elected on the third day Of January. =
The hishet amount If indebtedness authorized, i.
sixty th"u-skd dolsis, aud the trivate property OF
tue stockho'ders, u exempt r0m pa, u,eNt OF corpo.
rate debts. WILLIAM GREENE Pre- i'll ent
u. WHIr.H"u,E sec'y. Jan. Is, l>63.32s'4
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A CoxMoN.ScNsE VIEw.-Says an ex.
change: "Some Of our Democratic friends
are beginning to feel conscious tina, the war
is costing good deal Of money. So it is,
and the sooner they turn in and assist in
good faith to help bring it to q successful
conclusion, the less it will cost and the bet.
ter it will bc for all Of US"
Very grateful for the services of half the
brave soldiers now in the field whose Dem
ocratic views will some day be heard and
acknowledged by the 7ri1une's Of New
York and Chicago and their kin.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

CHANGE IN ToNE.-The tone Of the army,
as developed by the letter Of young Wood,
which we print in another column, is very
sad. Corruption in high places, and ''fire
in the rear" in the way Of buying up sol.
dicr's warrants for fifty cents on the dollar,
has evidently wrought the change. Are
there in Clayton county, and in McGregor,
a:y gentlemen who have affected large 10y
atty and devotion to the government of the
U. s., who have been shaving these war
rants! The soldiers have spotted several
already.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
business Notices.

Business Notices.
Mrs A. Winkley lost valuable mink
tippet, somewhere between Gen. Bigelow' 5
farm and McGregor, on Saturday last.
Bridges, clerk ia the city weigher's OIL
gee, has found port monnie which the
owner can have by proving property and
paying charges. .........
Giles & Brother have added music and
musical merchandise to their trade. This
supplies the vacuum in trade which has
long been felt bereaway. ..
See list of letters
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

T1EAsUAEEs OFFICE, clay ton Co.. lava. !
Eikader, Janlsry 24rh, 1868.
'I>NE ax-Pnyers Of the Mort hem part Of Cixyto;
county, will take notiee. that the under ,gne.
will be II AU.vONA. aud receive Taxes 1t the Fos1
o. FlCs from N"ndav. nor"iug. the Orb. 20 O'Clock
r. n OF Tu-.day the 10th Of February next An,
hat he viii! be and receive Taxes ut the Office Of
.uessrs Oteil d Updry,..t, ut HeGSegor,
From Wedn-sdas morning. the 18th, to Saturday, tn
18Th day Of Febru ,ry next
tie vi We r.pnr.d ut n places to receive FAKE
from tirand MeAi.w ionOnS, Gsrd. Mendon, W AZ
ner. farmer-bur and C;aytol ToSn.hi
Tune and q. cal e:finS Taxes 10 the Seu.h
vnrt OF the c"uit, will b. fixed aud pstli.he.
hereafter No GHARGss wiKL MA.s
Nj Casio JACOB NltkLACS. .e.e 4.
Jan. %, 1868 1928 Treasurer ClsyGon Co. Iowa
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Important Military Bill.

The following important bill, for raising
troops and the re enlistment Of those in
service, was presented in the Senate on the
Goth, by Wilson:
The first section provides that such vol.
unteers and militia as are now in service,
who may re-enlist for one year after the
expiration of their present term of service,
shall be entitled to bounty Of $50, one
half to be paid on re.enlisting, and the
other half on the expiration of their term
oI service Anu " such AS e.snliSt for tvn
years the bounty of the act of July, 1861.
Section second authorizes the President
to make all rules and regulations for put
ting this act into execution, and enrolment
in all cases shall include all able. bodied
male citizens, except such as may be cx
empt by existing United States laws
Exemptions for physical disability shall be
made only after draft. -
Section third authorizes the President to
call out the militia 70, any time not exceed
ing two years. .....
Section fourth declares that, when any
one is drafted, he shall be deemed to be in
tual service, and subject to the rules and
regulations Of war. ~ as
Section fifth and sixth provide that the
militia shall be- placed on the same footing
as other troops, and that every person not
subject to the rules Of war, who shall entice
soldiers to desert, or purchase arms, cloth
ing, &C., shall be subject to Imprisonment.
Section seventh provides that, whenever
single regiment Of volunteers or militia
is reduced to one.halfe of the ma ximan,
number, the President may direct the con-
solidation Ct all companies. ,,.
Sections eight and ninth provide that,
whenever ~ giment is reduced below th"
minimum number, officers shat! be appoint
ed; and that the law requiring the Pres.
dents approval to court martial sentences
in case Of dcserters be repealed.
Section tenth provides that, on the pas.
sage Of this act, the President may issue a
proclamation declaring that all soldiers
absent from their regiments without Leave
may return without punishment within a
certain time.
Section eleventh reduces officers to the
ranks bv courts martial, who are absent
without leave from their companies.
Section twelfth imposes . fine OF $500
and Imprisonment for two years on any
one who in any manner rssists Or obstructs
. draft. -
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News and Items. a'.
The bill for removing the Indians from
the state Of Minnesota, and indemnify ing
that state for losses incurred in the late
Indian war has passed the Senate. Z" f@
The English blockade runner Antonica,
with cargo Of powder was recently cap
,urea by the U. s. steamer Pochahontos,
off Mobile. $50 ~
Gov. Andrew has been authorized by
the War Department to raise negro Iegi.
ments to garrison southern forts.
The steamer Glendale brought in to Cairo,
on the 28th, 1850 bales Of cotton fiom
Memphis. The officers report that Grant,
McClernend 4 Co, had left for Vicksburg.
The expedition numbers over 100, 900 men
and large number Of gunhoats. General
Grant promised The troops that General
Banks command and Admiral Farrasut's
fleet would cooperate, which would greatly
augment the Federal force to operate
against Vicksburg. 1t was expected tina,
the Federal army would be prepared to
make an attack about the 10Th Of Febru
airy, and the troops are intensely sangu.
iue If a great victory. '
Gen Joe johnson is massing rebel
force Of 10000 men ut Vicksburgh to
| bold that pI.oo at all hazards. 1
The pirate Florida is capturing and burn.
ing our merchantmen. The gunboat Wa.
chussetts is in pursuit Of her. $3.50
On the night of the 2Sth the House Of
representatives were in session until $3.50
a. m, the sufj,ct for consideration being
the organizing Of negro regiments.
I, Advices from Mexico confirm the defea,
Of 4, 900 French under Gen. Bcrthicr BY SOC
Mexican cavalry The Mexican General
| Pcrida had also made sortie from Peubla
with 10000 mon, and routed French di
vision $4,000 strong. The French had t.
retreat TO Orzaba. "5..
The Richmond Wing says the enemy
| Qedcrals) are advancing from Ncwburn in
two columns, one towards Kingston. and
the other toward, Wilmington. 1t was re-
ported at Gold,boro, N. c., that fleet o.
90 sail. including two Monitors are in Beau
fort ha,bor, and $4,000 troops are encamp'
| cd in Moorhead and Carolina cities.
Gen. Weitscl has succeeded in destroy ing
the formidable rebel iron-clad gunboa,
Cotton.
The u s. steamer Amazon has captured
! the English steamer Rising Dawn with a
!; valuable cargo from Nassau, in the endeavor
to run the blockade. The steamer Ottowa,
on the 2lst, captured the schooner Heti.
man, laden with cotton, endeavoring TO run
the blockade. The gunboat Tioga has ar.
rived at Key West with . valuable prize,
the British steamer Pearl, captured of the
Bahamas.
There is . large amount Of counterfeit
postal currency in circulation in Cincinnati.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

IxroRrAHI gDscialos.-Ths Supreme
Court Of the United States has reversed the
decision Of the Court below, in the Ros1
Island bridge case, says . special Wash
nston dispatch. Ths, decision requires
three piers on the Iowa side 10 b removed.
This will be hailed with Joy BY every citizen
and shipper, whose interests are in any way
connected With commercial traffic On the
Mississippi river. Freights and insurance
have been incysased to burdensoms extent
upon the industrial interests Of the country
IA consequence ofthe obstruction which this
tsi&r has ksrstolsss prsssatp6.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
xOu gVUns the Fence

AN Agent for Tia! tom cou..y, Iowa, to sell YOU
i the Right TO maze AMI u.e it. mean the rete
ted Portable Farm Fence Tor whici, Letter. Pat~n
were 'xrsnted to sylvester Demon, by the United
States, Tor The purpo.e- INTENDED am Farmer,
aud have the Fence in use. send me 1HRBR Dol
Lars. and l will forward by return mail y Deco.
covering all the land you may own occupy in
Clayton county, with full direction. for bull ding the
Fence -.
Large Inducements Offered to purchasers Of Town
Rights. CorreS, ondence |. vited. -'''f 4sr
Address }. Il CORLETr
January ~, ~ 1882 sm9 farmerssArg lows.
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ment any long.r. In the next general at
tack on vicksburg, there is every prospect
for US to believe that We shall be there, If
such shall be the case and should survive
the contest, you shall hear from me when
there. ? IA
Not wishing to tire the patience Of your
readers furth.r, conclude, remaining
Yours, GEO. G. WooD,
Co. "T." 9th Rcg't Iowa Vols.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

~ We see it stated that Valland,gbam
is . candidate for nomination by the D..
mocracy Of Ohio. We trust they will pr, !.
sent man Of better record, who is sound
upon the Constitution and good union
man. a ... ans fasss.st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

~ An eminent divine preached one
Sunday morning from the text AYE are the
children Of the devil" and in the afternoon,
by funny coincidence, from the words,
Children. obey your parents"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
THE CONFESSION AND EXPERIENCE


Published for the heneGt and n caution to young
men, n. 4 others who suffcr irsin Nervous. Debility
Early Decay aid their ki.red Notwithstanding
the means OF .elt-cure. by who ha. cdred him
elf after ing vi"tiul of mi placed confidence Il.
medical Iumbug aud quachery BY e,nl ing post
paid directed ,velo e single COME. may be had OF
the author NA1HANIsL MAyFAi3 80. R.dlerd
Kings county, New York. mlaltsr32Syl
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StNfCOf kOlVll.

AbJUTANT GENERAL's Ofrics,
Davenport. January Ii 1868.
NOTICE All pnrOte't nlea. conv*lescent and fur
~ louehei -"ldier- Of tae Iowa Regiments now il,
field. should repot in persnn this Once, imne
ia'ey UnIess this j. do Ir"nIptR. nea<ure. viii
be takrr force the obligation. the. under
the 6overnnent. - y - sANEk,
Jan 2>n32>tl Adjutant General OF Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

AZ There will be Episcopal services at
Kennedy's Hall pext Sunday evening as
usual.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

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