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DaIhtnQton. II. Opt. 0feentrdrs
bier anrelsnoe Sc prdieHtanter rcn Gtlen'
bnsu Idgen. bie 9sItts1una Der . ude noer
a Swa quebauna made ratbe SoTtlprttte
e pttD $500 SUB lang Istn unO stOa etns
tlt0n EUQare FUtea.
Dim |. Ssto6er nitro bic p6tlaoeIpbia Wtl-
tuatpnsgoltmore @umpaente eta Doppsl'
lets bis Netrport, So MstIen Don NbtlaDsls
ia, beraeaelt baben. Die Nrbett in Der
tdtuBa Dor Baltimore ptyb ener91@ lOrt=
ltbt ipsrpen. 3mi1&tn Baltimore uno
sal6iuaton ptrb bis gum 3ulamm entrttt bss
Cagrt6ss etne DOppdbabn fertte Ietn. 3wts
)en philadelphia unO Nsw 2)ort miro sbens
ls an stnsm DOppdseletS Bsarbsitst Ser
tfeubabn. &nOtenpuntt tn NbllaOelp6ia miro
8 l. DECEMBER tn stnem iDl6en 3ultanO Istn,
If Ote 3iSe BON BaibinJtOn bis SsrltY
ITO Obue 0asenweGid paiiren tGnnsn.
Nue oisle arrangements ltnO SOn GROCER
Gthtt8feit fur rae rst'enDe @u6litam.
Rebeaen in Sing Georges County.
@eaern NaGmtttag fam Der Wpanbonf
ON un eren potomac an unO berthtete, Die
Rebellion b1tten ibre alien 8attsrten bet Nlas
BIAS 9Otnt wteber belset unb l6pdrmten in
cling 8sUrge's 60, MarplanD POtnt ssgen=
lber, In belen 6aufen.
gBie 6 tei6t, rhD Die 8eIabun9 beS Mers
rttnac, nelne Den Satellite unO pte &eiaHce
etuberte, ron Gone 8tSer aus stuen 8erInG
maden, BEN M6rlerl6OOner GepbrUnio bel
RtueY pptnt 3u erObern, Die GuAifa per- uGte
tie ausiutretben, tOnnte aber In ten en9sn
Strom nt6t peit genug porOrtn8en.
8afbtngtOu, Is, Ssptbr. Die fol
genpen DspelGen fno bier einsetrCfen:
SIms 0lrfanIas.
2tttIe 8Of, 10. Sept. &n General
Wtoior Sailed: - @ir (inO IOt6en in 9ittle
Sod etneeradt. llulere @apolerie untsr Sen.
Da0tOiUn psIfO(9t ben Getno, Der ltb I'm pp0en
Rld3ug ua9 pem SUOen b~eftntet.
Son ser gOrb.gSeRs expedition.
MtGwnutte, II. Sept. On @eneroI-
WlatOr 9aGed: Die fcleenos Ospei&e 1T aua
Dem 6aup'auartter osr giorO 0eR@Grpe0ition
Camp 8btte, @tOne 6ta, 6. Sept, bier Gin
Bslaufen:
General: @eFsrn &6erro16tsn mir Gbeg
400 9o9en (lodges) fetnpIidbsr SnOtoner,
I6lu9en unb 3srtrsuten fe, Wtr tDotsn aber
100 ouIslben, 3sriGrEen tGr Q1aer unb utet
eeS gigrntbam uno madten 0tele @efaNgene
NIfreb SelbS,
COMMAND. BrtanDe General.
On SOGn PCpe, command. Oen. Maior.
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saSIide Daaebridten.

Wew gOrt, 18. Sept. Cine SpfialDe'
pe16e Der v8OrlO" aus Wempbis pom Is. BE-,
iagt, bos vWObtIe Negiiter" babe cine Dspe.
Ibe, pUrin Gen. Soc Solution Gpmmanpeur
Der Siretnt1aen Nrmee g~enannt psrOe.
DtsieIbe 3eituns entbdIt stnen Gufruf bee
NapOrS BON NObtle, ote Nrmee Der Stdpt 81
unite, ftibsn.
Burger aus Wlabama mtlben, BON allen
Settsn Ieten Eruppeu mad Ntlanta (@1,) oul
benz Marl@ unb Mobile let fat BON Gruppeu
entbIGbt.
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0tbfabrt Der @ranfIdem GrpeSitiOm pun gsetp
Drlcdus.

Sem gOrt, Is. Sept. Die 0prto Bat
cine SpsgulpspsIAe BON Cairo, pslGs iast.
DAP bort bic Na4rt&t einsslaufsu Iet, tie aus
etnem She'll Der Sttstttrafte Sen. @rants
bets6enOe Expedition Iet Ucn Stem Orleans
a~58s9auesn. 8s1tmmung uubftannt.
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9ie Is. Sabrts- Nus feauug
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rirh am Mipntas Mbsnb, ben 5. CftUbsr, er5fnet II. i9ltef
am Wlonta8 Ib,n6, ben 2. Nor. 1868.
NQe @ef6Gftsleute unb dnbere perprer pereen tSft1f
eviu6t, su bic er MuSfeaunS bsi3rtrdeen unb bteles Snitttui
aneerpettig curf Mufmunterune Der 6Infte unb Getrerbe
3u " tertuben.
Gireulare, wel9e bic ndberen Beatntnun8en 1ne Ancrb'
nunsen ~eutbalten, rperoen aut Nerlaneen Don Scbn 6. Sci
bn, Aftuar, TN Sdale pes Mldrplanp Snftttuts perGbret9t.
gD. 81. WamehEtn, 8prFser,
Gpmttef fir BIZ MuSfelIun9:
SbpntaS &rtmtle, %. s. Sc5non, 89On'dS Ston. Sidai
9. @epree, 6. 2epts Dunlap g6. %. Sues, S. 8. Were
bttb nnb 6. ~. ~5CbtnfOn,
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BUR B~sro&5uns zines bb6f pi6ttseu @ees. Gerdnberunsss
8Cri1IaeS linb bic Wtttelteber 3u Der om Dtenfa9, ben %.
b ". fattftnSsnbsn BE. i~ammlaus cans 6eiOnbers ~etnselaben
Sr Weiefe DrGi.
(SG) &. Yebp[b, Geer.
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Aae D~ttjenteen. ntlGe eeionnen finb, cine neue ScBe pes
ctt9en OreenS tins 2eben 3u rufen, fnb erfu6t rtorsen,
SonntdS Na9ntttas ~ ll6r tn Der Srautltn 5aae, @aferu
Aoenae, 3u eFl@etnen, mn fd METER gu bsrattet.
SIN &uftrae
800 IR. gDetteL IS 9.
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so
Mue GAnetOer,

ole aut &unbenaFscit tei&dfttet fnb, werten bisrmit bend8-
rttttSt, bas am WtUutas, ben Fl. Sep'ember, 0crmtttaes 10
Upr, etne @entr1Iperiam m | u n 8 tn ber 80 3, a :
nttS p1ll, Nr. 152 %. 8aeettefr. fattftnbet.
DaS betreHenbe @cntte mirb Beri@t ~abhctten, C6 bic @r.
~betteeber bic BON Der @eiell6alt 'efeeieb en- Yretie bcaaSleu
mUuen Oeer ntht. fpute bteS ni6t Der Bdl letn, t1 n ntus
nnter alien untidnoen Gufre6t c talten tper6eu. Nt6ter
f6etnenbe Serfaaen tn bic selebltGe Strafe. (GUip)
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ARE THE BEST IN MARKET:

I. It makes the only seam formed by
penaen.ly locked, and without Dependence
upon the other stitches for strength.
2. 1t makes the only seam that will admit
Of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch
wi,hoa. injury TO the seam IN wear
3. II is unnecessary to fasten the ends Of
seams made by this machine. This is done
BY the machine itself. without thu use of tho
hand needle.
4. The Grover & Baker stitch is the only one
formed from two ordinary spools, and without
winding from the spool into shuttle from
three to Ave times for the under thread.
5. A seam thus lormed is more elastic than
any other made by = sewing machine, and IS
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are TO be washed and stretched under the iron.
8. Tho machine IS adapted TO al varieties
of fabrics sewing each equally we'll, reqnir-
ing no adjustment Tor any kind Of sewing,
other than the adaptation Of needles aud
thread.
I. II is more easily kept in order than
any other machine, aud need not be taken
apart to be oiled.
s. The machine sews common spool cotton
silk aud lnen thread, with equal facility.
s. Tie machine is 50 simple that an intel
iisent child OF ten years can readily learn to
operate and keep il IN order.
il. BY reason - simplicity ofconstruo-
ton and ease Of management, il is best adapt
ed to ID all the Sa..-5 Of the family.
For sale III j. II. Sl[ANKLlN~ 1T the
PIONEER DRUG STORE. v6nely.
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RFIENDS AND RELATIVES
UFTfIE
Brave Soldiers and Sail
OTS.
HOLLOWAY PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relative in the
Amy or Navy should take especial care thai
III, be Amply supplied with these fllls anu
vi tnent; and where tie brave So'diers
IN Sailors cave neglected TO provide then
sci ,es With them, no better present can DC
sent them BY their F,ienis, They have been
pre- sed to be the Soldier never lai ing trieads
in he houf Of need.
Coughs g. Colds affecting T. cops
will he speedily relic 1ea and e'Ieciuat'l
GU, "a by using these admirable meilclnes.
an Nv paving proper attention I" the ihfee-
to which are attached 10 each Pot or LoA
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spcss2l 4oeiGc
T'o GC.sss,.s:osi.es

TIT. ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RI
| STORED to health in few weeks, ~ II
very simple remedy, after having saffe Cd
several years with i severe lung affection. and
that dread disease, 1onsnnrsion-is anxious
10 rake knewn to his fellow sufferers the
means CT cure.
70 all who desire il ne vii! senI cnsy
Of the prescription used free Of charge, v I'll
the directions for preparing and using the
ame. which thev will fad Il sart Cure for Con
SUMPTION, -fsthmG Bronchitis. sc. The only Oh
ton i 70 beaeft rhe afflicted, aud spread Ia
formation which he cenceives 10 he insalt.-
Bile, md he hopes every snferer will Try his
remedy. AZ il i'll cost them nothing, ani NAV
proue a blessing.
Rev, EDWARD \. WILSON, wii,msbusgh,
Kings County New York.
v5nl9.3m.
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ER a CROlXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIES.
ON THE
Physiological View OF Mar
riagc.
$50 Pages Gni13O EngrIyfngs
$50 Pages andI3O Engrayings

Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Sent free of
postage to all parts Of the Union. On tie IN
hrmitics of youth and maturity, disclosing
the secret folles Of both sexes of all ages
causing debility, nervousness, depression OF
spirits. palpitotion Of the heart suicidal i'm
aglnings, inyolutary imaginations, blushincs
defestiSe memory, indigestion and lassituie
htM cor!fessloa Of thrilling interest Of BoeqH-
ing ScaooL Mss, u College Student and I0uqg.
marr.@d Loay, re. Sc Ii is truthful adviser
to tie married and those contemplating mar
rage, who entertain secret doubts Of their
physical conditions, and no are conscious Of
haTit hazarded the health, happiness sni
privileges to which every human being is en-
titled.
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weak.
ness, generally caused by a bad habit in outh
the effects Of which are dizziness, pnins. for
getfalEess, sometimes a ringing Of the ears
weak eyes, loss of memory, with melancholy,
may be cured - the authors NE " PARIS
AND LONDON SREATNENT.
we have for the greater part Of the past
year. deyLta' our time time in VISITING THE
EUROPEAN HOSPITALS availinr ourselves
OF the knowleagd and researches Of the most
skilled Physicians aad Surgeons in Europe
ard on the Continent Those who place them
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nenent OF the M" AND EfFl1AClOUS
NJ u Ebi Up "hich We are enabed 10 intro
u"ce INTO our praciee' ana the pnhlic may
re-. assured OF ti'e same zeai assidaify, sL-
CREC1 aud attention being paid to their
cases, which has so successfully distinguished
Us heretofore, Of a Physician in orr PECTL-
az. IAN department. OF professional practice, TOR
'"e Pose .eenY:R'e yeers.
FRENCH FEMALE PILs.-!.adiss who Wish
~ ne.icihe, the eiaeahcy Of when has been
49, 40 ti'o"sah"s o. cases, ana never JARED
- ~: uHec' speeeS cures without any bad results
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FINkLE &LYON'S
WING MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less than half the
thread and silk that the single or double
bread loop.stitch Machines do; will Hem
Fell, Gather Cord, Braid, lind, &c, and are
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma.
chine in use to the frequent changes and var.
ETY. of sewing required in family, for they
will sew from one to twenty thcknesqcs OF
Marseilles without stopping, and make ,yery
$ fitch perfect, or from the finest gauze to the
heaviest beaver cloth or even the stoutes,
harness leather, without changing the feed,
needle, or tension, or making any adjustment
Of Machine wl,atever!!!
They are simple in construction, and easily
understood; and if any part is broken BY ac.
cident, tits readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 20 far to
detei mine the choice ocany intelligent buyer
Please Call and Examine; or send for Cir
,u,ar.
N. B. Local agents wanted in sections no,
yet occupied. Address,
FINKLE LYON s. n. CO.,
5S8 BROADWAY, NEW YonK
v5n ssly.
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.ve..s.ss.ss ~ Snsss'sfts Ens'tscst:,y
ess%:. s'sseis.s@

VII SOON disarreas ": ha nse 81 these N
vataaA4s ts{5 ststi thr s.istler w.I quickly
ac,nigc nj .sfla sfre0qsa Netef 1et Ire
hawsls ID Ill a ea.ssirni VI 'nt, actod IT.
o. Il r'af seem sfar.s, nm Holloway :
rlAs st,1ls. lie recommended far avsentefv
md fiox, many pefsaus seppos'ns that ley
would Increase the relaxation inii Is
great M stake. FOR these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, aud thus remove al tae
aerid hamors from the system. his met.
cine will give tonc aud vigor 10 the Whole .
GAME system, however deraugei, Will
health aud strength follow as matter Q:
course. Nothing vii stop the relaxation Q,
the Bowels so sure as this famous medicine.
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HOWARD ASSOClA.
TON,
phflA el nlafa

For the RELIEF ofths sick and distressed af9ic.ed
With Fjruieat and Chronic Diseases, and espeet-
ally for the care Of diseases Of The Serual Or
gaas.
MEDICAL ADVIE, given gratis, by the act
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srermatorrhoca
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to tho
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGnToN
Agent Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.
ESfs PERM TNtsEtrssEA GAN Ess
6AkTikEElsfGsn

DR RAND'S SPCIFlC cares Sacr
Imatorrio,a, ssmsna, Weakness. Iapotmcy,
Lost Ct Pawer, So, speedily and eGdetaai,y It's
cfee,s are trucly magical. a trial of Tie
SrEtifIc will convince the most skeptical ot
its tlerits Price. 81 n box. Sent postpaid
to ahy address. by s. G. UPHAM. 4o3 CnEsT-
Nun STREET, PE.LArElFuIA, PA. Circulars
send Free. ~sS2i.Sm.
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The Confessions Aud Experience
OF 4 NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and MS a cautio:.
to young men. and others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their
kindred ailments supplying the means of
selfcure. BY one who has cured himself
after bcign victim Of misplaced confidence
in medical humhug and qu,ckery. BY en-
closing postpaid directed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings County. Now
York.
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NOTICE.
CEDAR RAPIDS u MISSOURI RIVER
RAIL HGA0

T.. accordance with u Resolution Of the Ex.
ecutiye committee of this company passed
April llih so3, notice is hereby given that
sc, pardec Secretary, and w. N. Walker
chief Engineer, are the only authorized
Agents of this Company 10 collect md receipt
for payments on the Capital Sock after this
date, and receipts given by other parties will
not be recognised b, the Company.
IS order Executive Committee.
s. G. PARDEE.
Ceas. Rapids April 27shlesa.
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Open 15l Miles West Of Missis-
sippi Eiver!
The .Hortes, and Cuickest Route betaceen
CHicugo and Ceutrol Iora.
No Change Of Cars or Baggage between Chica-
20 and Marshall,
Good Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains.
Fare rs Low as by any other Route
Time between Des .roines and Chicago Only
One Day.
On anG afer Monday, April 20, 1868, Trains
viii run MS follows;
Going Tast-Night Express leaves Mar
shall ~ $50 P " onarrival of Stages
from Ises Moi. es, Toledo Az P NJ Cedar
Rapids 100 p. VI; Clinton lilo p. NJ.
ard arrive in Chicago mex. morning in
time for all morning trains going north
or east.
Day Train leave. Marshall at s A. NJ,
Toledo 6,2o A. NJ. Cedar Ra piis 81 $50
A and arrives at Clinton ut 4, 90 = "
: Passengers to eli TOT by this train CO
take Night, Express for Chicago, or re.
main until neyl morning al $50, and ar
rive in Chicago at 3,55 z ~
Going w est-Sicht Express leaves Wells
q. Depot in Chicago At $50 in evening;
Clinton 3,15 a. II. Cedar Rapids go
a. M Toledo 9,25 A ~ ard arrive in
Marshall ut lo,15 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Chicago on this train at $50 in
evening, arrive in 0es Kones early next
evening.
Day train leaving chicago at 9 Il. NJ ar
rves at Clinton at r. NJ. Leaves Cin-
ton At 900 A NJ Cedar Rapids $40 2 "
TOE 10 Mt 1,00P II. and arrive at MARSHALL
at {, 80 NJ.
Passenger going East from Decatur, Cna-
wa. Omaha, Council Bluffs, res Moines Sioux
City, Fort Bod.c. and All points west Of the
p.s Ncines River, can procure Tickets at
tie Stage Offices. or OF Tho IIatton Jr Des
Moines. Passengers leaving Des Moiues in
tie morning arrive in Chicago early next
morning.
he sure 10 get Tickets by way OF
NiAssshE
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner Junction with Trains for Free.
Ter. Dun!eith lanesvilr. Fon du Lac.
PrafS4ssau Chen and la Crosse.
1T HiSon with Trains Of illinois Central
Railroad
Al Clinton with Boats On Mississippi River
At De Iitt with Stages for Davenport and
Naauoh sta.
At Clarence with Stage for Upton.
Al Cedar Rapids with Stages for Iowa City.
Vinton, Cedar Falls and Northeru iowa
4, Biairtown with Stage for Mareugo:
FREIGHT
Leaving Narshu in morui ing reaches Chicago
next morning ami Freight leayiur CHICAGO
At night arrives iii Marslalls.xt night v IT,
ont any change Ct cals.
g. TALcefF, Gen. snpt, clicsgc.
i. + HOW i. AS sapi, Clinton.
J.o. GAULT, Gen. re git .seeat, ca;caos.
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8; ia ases:aeiaes and WAN oe sp-

.sssisa. sest.it.asss:si 10 Soldiers
faase feelings which so saiien II. Hsaaiiy
sr So from trodhte or aDnpy tnces, Distracted
persf3i,Atipn. or eating AMI drinking WHIST
ay.e il uawho csome, thus disturbing the
h. at,ffu1 action OF ;hc liver and stomach.
I csc organs must he relieved fvon desire
b be weI,. Tie Pills. taken according 70 ine
riiltca Instructions. will quickly produce
ealthv action III both liver and stomach, aad
$ a natural consequence, 4 clear heat ana
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SPECIAL NOTICE
'1~ypiSUNKEHyEsS Csrsss,Eoysea

THE inchriate may now bid defiance 10 The
,empfi,g cup. 1r ZANE'S ANTI
D0TE e r. STRC G. DRINK Is
a certain cure for Uyunsness. Ii creates a dis
Ike for s,ron" drink, and can he administered
without the knowledge of tho patient. Price,
81 BOX. Sent by mail 10 any address by
S & UpHAM, ao3 Chestnut Street, phiadel-
phia, Ia Circulars sent free, v5n2i ,6m
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1;4e Great Ewing History.
TIE
z b eIssosa Rec ord,

\ dry Of American Events.
EDITED
Ely FRANK MOORE.
Publishing in parts alto cents each part Illus
-FOUR VOLUMES.
are now ready, at annexed prices, until April
|, 1855;
Cloth g. - Volume
Sheep i % !,
half calf. or haff Y7r,ccs : 20
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Is INDiSPi.A s BhE TO EFERg PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE LIBRARY
The four volumes eoutsiu:
A .UhL All CONCISE DIARY OF EVENTS.
from the Meeting Of the soU III CAROLINA
COW En- fioN ia Dee. 1850, To the capture Vi
Ncw-oreans, Inclusive.
IT.
Over one THOUSAND GrFfEAL REPORTS
aud NARRATIVES Of al the battles aud
sk.rmis.ics that have occurred during tho War
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS .tSD DAI-
LADS, both loyaianI rebel.
FORTY SEVEN PORTRAITS. engraved on
Steel of the most celet rated rl3eu Of the tine
AID Tventy-six Maps and Plans Of Battles.
v.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents md An
ecdotes ofPersoual Dating and Bravery.
.As A WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENcEtr IS EMlNESILN TO BE RELIED On
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533-i'roalway.
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Original Notice.
State Of Iowa
Tama County y


Tama County
To William Il. King, Louisa
King G G Canowlcs. Eman-
nel l.. Kuns G.. n. Ilender-
son & Go. Norton Rates A.
W. Paige s Dooli.te 9 n
KNAPP. W Bowen. VIII
liam Pickett .Jr. and Tama
county.
ion and ench Of Won are hereby notified
that on o. before September LIST lsGS tiefn
will he on file i" the office OF the clerk Of he
District court of Tnma county lows a-prti-
ion Of lsaac |. Al'en claiming oe 10, ti,a
foreclosure OF two deeds Of trust
Now unless yon apnear thereto md icfs,,ti
on OF before noon 81 the second day Of the
neyt testn Of said cnnr.. commencing On the
third Monday Of Seftamher 4. u. lse3 default
will be ontes 81 4cainst Won AMI Judgment rem
darei 'bcspon
- ettH! ALLEN piaintitf
Ssanp
,,tl.iaw !
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RunoTs incidents Patri-
Otto songs and Ballads.

Illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of the
Notable men OF the time, and with maps aaI
diagrams Of the plans OF battles.
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s'ng - esssss.;s ei.sscr Gccsss1sss.
10y the tsaa ss:sS1Hes. sssRssc. Us
Bullet. AerGs OF Bruises.

insure a lasliag cure.
S'nv ~ esssss.;s es:sser eccgss1saes:
by tase esaa ss:ss SABRE. I'll
Bullet. aarrs or gsrts:Ses.
To which every Soldier and Stlor are lii-
HE. there nre no medicines so safe. sure, and
convenient, as Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
The poor wounded and almost dying sufferer
might have his wounds dressed Immediately.
il he would only provide himself with this
matchless Ointment, which should be thrust
into the wound and sfaeare ri. round it, then
coyed with pie>e of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with a handkerchief.
Taking night and morning, 6 or Pills, TO
cool the system aud prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers nnapasck and Seaman's
Ches, should be provided With these valua-
BILE Remedies.
CAUTION!- None arc genuine unless
the words .Yoiiorag. Ncsc York and London, I
are dlscernihie as a Weter marx in every leaf
Il the book of directions around each pc. or
box; the same may plainly he seen by holding Tie
lsnfto the tight A handsome reward ssill be
given to ore rendering such information a.
M lead to the detection Of any party or par
ties counterfeiting the medicines or vending
the same knowing them to be spurious.
#u*Sold ut the mandatory or Professor
Hoilomdy, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine, throughout the civilized world, in boxes
OF 25 cents and 81 each.
Eeg"fhere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
N. B.--Directeus for the guidance Of pat
tents inevery disorder are alike to each box.
5sni7.
seEs Dealers in my wen known medicines
can have Show Cards. Circulars, &C., sent
them. FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
thomas Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane N. Y.
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Volunteers, stteatian! sssaiscfe-
Isss7ss 80 eslkiA

sore, AMI Ulcers Bicches and Swcllines.
cam wifi certainty DC radically cured, / tae
pills are taken nis:.t and morning, all the
Ointment be freely used rs stated IN lie prin
ted instructions. Htreaseei in any ata"f ns.,a
ner. they dry up Ia enc Paft 10 break cut il
another Whereas this Gtn.mspt MI remove
the hnnors from the system, and leave the
pa.ieat a vigorous AMI healthy iran. 1t vii
reqtliic ,.;s.e perseverance in bal casesso
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Toledo
This and the following
descriptions, down 10
the Town If Redman,
are III the Town i ~
lr,lp, with he respect
I'VE II l,'ipus ~ winch
they ~. situated tt,uin
rated
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hentic intelligence Of tAs rebellscs can y
obtained.
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a poTkot retrre,4ce.'
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