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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

LET THERE BE LIGHT."-Not in light
sense do we use these sacred words oil
Scripture. This city Of McGrcgor wants a
lamp or two to guide the footsteps of its
homewcrd business :aen when the cares Of
trade are over. Our streets are not on a
level, many places in our sidewalks fall
off on either side would cndanger life or
limb, and in addition to these dangers tho
improvements are such that the walks are
impeded with material and do not wear the
shape they had in the morning. 1t is absc.
lutcly indispensable that we have light. We
have no Fcasts Of Lanterns here, as in
China; private enterprise will not order the
carrying of Lanterns at all hours of the
night, and it is well known that this city
has as much Cimcrian darkness as any
city in America.
So much for preface. Now what shall
We do Just tell the Council to place one
large Street lamp at the Bank Corner, one at
Arnold's Corner, Harness shop one at
flanders, one at Mobiles Corner, dwell.
ing Eouse,) one at Grants Corner, one at
the intersection Of Of the Garnavillo Read
with Main Street, and as many more as the
street above may require. Sir, at least, AL
indispensable. These will cost not over
two dollars per week for oil if they are KEEP:
burning till 2 A. NJ. Those employed to
watch and trim them will make night
police, that now q. days is all Important
The lighted streets and the knowledge that
we have police will 60 far to prevent
crime, or even the visits Of criminals
amongst US. Fires will be less frequent,
and if happening at all they will be sooner
discovered and more easily conti oiled.
Now, who among our City Fathers will
object to this reform?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

CuRIosITIEs.-U. Ruble and lady return
ed from visit to St. Paul and Fort Smell
ing last week and brought with them
Photographs Of several distinguished Red
skins. Among others in Mrs. RS Album
are Little Crow (now dead) Sioux Dandy,
IIolein- the Day dead, We believe) and
Standing Buffalo. Little Crow and
Holein-the- Day are statesmanlike fellows
in appearance and look to be dangerous as
enemies. Standing Buffalo has his left eye
| ornamcnted with fringe Of some kind to
distinguish it from the other and his head
gear is b. feathered till you tire Of looking
| at him. The DANDY" is also well got uE
in the ornamental way but in other res
| poets he is not attractive.
Mr.. r. and Mrs. r. also were admitted tt
see the Indian prisoners a in number ranl
as chicfs.) Their names as written dowr
by Little Crow, jr., are Otada, aged q
years; Otiyapa "a; Hapaan %, and Wa
Winapa little Crow aged IL. The writing
had a school boy look, but it was plainl,
done.
Little Crow says that his father is dead
and hence he is principal chief of tina
branch of the tribe between the Missouri
and the Mississippi. He was taken a
DEVILS Lake. II he were taken to tn
regular old Devils Lake of birthstone
would not much disturb our sleep. Tn
"noble Savage" sentiment We arc not muc
on just now. The portraits of these grea
Chiefs arc worth seeing and visit to I
Ruble's sanctum will repay the trouble.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
Pleasant drove Ccmclery.

nNE who can do repairing and make good boot
" can get good wages and steady work.
363tt DANIELS, HAYWOOD & co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice.

/ HAVE one Billiard Table. slate top which wish
Il to dispose OF and will sell Tor $3.50 cash 1t is
worth $500 as tables now sell. g. Ii FLANDERS,
Sw5oo At the Flanders House.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
). IL % Wv % "
BOOK BINDER,

E aa,1a f BECK, |sr nA's McGregOr.
LSPECIAL attention paid to the bind ngof Maya
i = zines, Newspaper, end Sheet Music. Books OF
Record, or Blank Books of every variety made to
order. ... gs.. -
For testimonials of his ability to execute anything
IN his line OF work in superior manner he would re-
Ter TO lis gold medal received rom the Academy OF
Fine Art New York also to his premiums and diplo
mas at the Iowa state Fair and every business
in McGregor. w Orders FROM the public re.
specttully solicited 366
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

tN~ w hat light could not possibly be
seen in dark room? An Jsraelite.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
Challcnoe!

Challenge VK
To j. Riehart t Co., Of AcGregor,
hsoa Whereas, you publicly claim to be
more competent in the business Of manu-
featuring Harness ana Collars, and have
stated in our place of business, at VIM.
Koss' Harness Establishment that you can
do better work than any man in said shop,
we hereby offer youTa challenge of 800
for the best job of work on any style Of
Harness and Collars you may choose, to
be decided by disintercsted and competent
judges, to be selected equally by both par
ties this offer to be accepted within two
weeks and with your present set Of hands.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21

Prissttag once fer Sale.
HAVE No. 4 Warrington Hoe Press, with pews
/ type sufficient to run eight column paper, Il
good assortment Of job Type aud oil the fixtures
needed in country oiice, for sale cheap for cash.
CHAKLES MCDOWELL,
40 1853 ss go Mc,irrgor Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
Rass 4 ElillendOrf
AhOeuluEer Wanted.

4 RE receiving large consignments Of CIR ZEE
N APPLES, which they will sell to the trad
at market rates. 2m3s9
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
HOUSE,

Il JULIEN HUUSE,
| John Russ, Proprietor, Corner Main and Second
| Streets Dubuuue Iowa 3G5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-21
DANIELS. IEYT1oI / co.

MEMS THICK BooTsl
MEMS KIP BOOTS!
MEMS CALF BOOTSl..
MEMS GRAIN BOOTS!
BOYS THICK BOOTS!
BOYS KIP BOOTS!
BOYS CALF BOOr!
YOUTHS THICK BOOTS!
YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS!
WOMEN'S CALF BOOTEES!
WOMEN'S SPLIT BOOTEESt
WOMEN'S BALMORALS!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Grrnt Britain.

The English political news is blln.
Queen Victoria had embarked for Germany.
The Russian Government hafinstiiutod prosecution
against Young gentleman IN London for recruiting IN
England for the iusurcont army ia Poland. The prs
oncr remandcd b! Tie magistrate before whom he
was brought.
There is nothing 70 confirm The rumor to which tn
Times gave cuITercy-ihai additional troop, were 10 be-
sent to British North Amcrica-and the statement Is
regarded as improbable and unlOundcd.
The Ddiiy Ncgs looks upon TIE adiiccs from America
per City o London confirming tie opinion 'l4i ih'
disasters which have lately bcfcn he south are per
uiauent.
The same journal has an article showing that il the
paramount duty ol The fcdcul Government not 90 allow
The Scccssoniss retain the captured cO0r'd troops
but that they treated ~ soldiers aud not -
slaves
Americans IN Germany 70 the number Of about 100
had recently assembled az banquet At !. .hbuig "a
celebrate the Union Victories. EA.G0y Wright of
Island. Numerous patriotic speeches were made and
the festival was % great snccc-,.
\ pari, Telegram OF the llth SAYS Il was considered
certain that the Arohduke MnXImIinu will accept the
throne OF Mexico.
The Paris correspondent ~ the London Morning
Post Is also assured That such vii De the case
IL lamps (oi Paris sGys the Emperor a. Austria VIII
au hor,r The Archdukc to acccri provided that Sc
new Empire Of Mexico Is placed by treat! under tie
protection 81 The Powers.
The LOnaOH Tina 80 its City Article save the gene
raj impression is that thc McNcHs generally WI r.
i1re u the establishment 81 definite Government.
ANY protests from the United States are hkciY
be- received with little regard since FOR years Isl
the leading organ 81 the present abingdon 'hhinti
The Ncr l0rk Iis, has reiterated the deciaiht.un
that II wa, The polio, md intention oi America IL max
Mexico drink the cup OF anarchy % the very dies-
and there can b. sympathy in any part oi TIE cf
lied world with TIE disappointment ih4t nay now bc
. at Washington At the prostrhon oi these pfospecis
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DIED.

B,gTiFrr-Qr ~ d., ius. - ~ Mili'c'ovn Po.n'.
D. d. Johr ;. 'ri't l'rurflS lr"f ~ n' 'at'i ~
Tie So ho-f iau iraiaI~i o. itr "a yeaf ~ f' -i-
10, feiJ. Of to- fn-ly and ihe uenbr. Of - oe9rsrs
,..G II P,ai. ,har,a Bnsdray NJ % q. iii. dry.
Ari ia.. Tho '.mr4s oil t~ defo'ii'd .n Tie iiniy
ts.faf Bo.'.n Ms.s.
Ts, Z, a.i.,' I'D i--ul. o. t fy --'ed 70 'esd
o. i-n'i', o. B Oh. .,,'. .. ..,..,.,n.
California rspsis fi'asr C,ry.
HAtTN-Ai Naaslaa-,s. o. sara'y. Ars q Aieo a.
To ia,-. .sii.e. 500 tale place q, 2 20 o. 90 Tue.tay'
e. s.ta n'i i.o4 !. h.,i, The
ri. Cd, u tie family ale n'lei . s'i "'ao-' iu''l'i
-n1d.e
uAyIAyD-On Sunday Aos 81 Ni.si, d,urhter q Henry
~. lli,es srd frti. oftir fg usei g. aiend tl"
,..f III, 49, VI. fr.t 4, op,rt o. ni flou tle rv.-
d.are u Lsr gsf,n.i So % L.''fiy street. brooklyn
HiLl-in Eraaayn. =. s. on Moud'y Aug ~ DE- Caleb
~ .u g. .li y'-fo' BE- go" ...o-,.,
airr 'ian Do ie r~sicn' Ho l1i Horih oRiofi street.
oa Sc elaos1ay i..h ilti.' ai B O.. fi
JoffsON-On tfs' DAY fsunta,f nioriar fh month Aus
- Is. ~ or.ars aarlleis vile Il Mofd"cii Johnson
her H. no. irnlr Glove Raai fiefiord hrootiyu. a.
o,s oi Iae.dsy. Third day. go ifsaas burial ground
LOS0-On Tres1sy A. d. 10 a. Mori' l.and : G.
sfrr "a faf. irrs o.. ..ut' t sisy ~ iliu l.oAf
ufisrT -.rsstai Company iosl as-a'Hi. Con- 'o.s
v.MAsrta-ls.-'. Ne'i..',t To- ,i~ o'.p o 'hs 5s,h
nrri..rr'. = PSI ". r-ar - t-", h3 81 id' ny
" .ase.n.,rs fr'ef. g o'e..' p 3d. 90 "'dnr'd'y
A. ~ 80 20 49,, , - ,...,..,, ry.J,..l,vl
ms.a.rs 90 aih parsf
Mon AND-in Lfeosyn li'y A. p = ii'sa'e Of
o., H-sr May Nrnl daughter q Aas' M9Taai. sd
~ frafs srd ]" OBJ n'hs ,.,..-... t.-.....,,, b..
To n'"-' &C. .ay 49, ,'l''a' nv ' , 20 ~.
..,.,i nf,ail,n on W~larsday. Aug - at Jog.'.A Co.,
rsIgFI-lu s.f.,irr fas - Mfen swim on ~ Ihrs
rfl NrraN T. I..f god 1fHfa fNlitf 900 ~ hil'
Ilrf.a tf Ii'..' '"' ''.i' y .'''S pa ~.
Teeniy i..i4 .,f,si W oin'saay tr -tA inst a. 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

d.v l, Sale Of O., p,,t Tire s % oo' a,'os ia'ul.
g0no for export and speculation .i
TgApa Al MAscnEsIGE strong in Zone, a4 ri'ee' tenn
upw ard p.t.,.
BnrApsrUFFS--Woafherh nc To- the crops. hichf1on'
Sneure Co.. Wakefield Nash aid others, rcpoft. Fm.
verv pue, aud nomnaiy unltcfed. Wheat dun tnd !"Td
H. GENITAL since the Asia sailed. Corn shade nun
Mixed 26 i1 0li Cd.
PRovisoSs.-Bctf end PoFS keep firm, Boon vs, hriu
NJ - ash. Lard good demand a31 0i. Inlo" Seily
q jUf3l Tor n. a. IL,
PnopucF-Ashes ouc, and unchanged Sugar in good de-
mani at ull rates. Coffee unchanged Rice steady hemp
ndyaxed Naval Stores inactive. Petroleum H. pet-t TO-
quest: Refined ior future delivery.
LOSpoy MARKrTs.--lresdstuis dull. and IN some cases
rather lowe. Sugars quiet and uuoharse Coffee 'e'oy
Tea In moderate demand ~ former prices Rice: small bn.'
late Talow steady; Y c. 49,. Lin.eri on ~ y
LosDoS MONEY MAELgT-Tle funds on tie IN W.
frmcr. Coaso 93i Discount market unchanged Deinlno
money moderately active. Gold continued to dow TO the
Bank. nc
The Confderae loan keeps very sensitive Latest price 20
ara
LONDON sTocS ExcHtScF. Aug i3-con'ols for money
y3.aa5. for account aai 9j3 New Thr,e-, s!1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
nclegatc. 10 the Syracuse Convention.

l. puf,uaace OF the call 81 the mo Rcpubh.
can Corni.,e. 70 The seye-. Assembly Couy eutious
for the Isl Id Hid Igth. Yth Win With. Wien.
Xth. and XIIth Assembly d tr.cts embracing The
Wald. lying south Of Fourteenth street net last even.
ing 81 thcir respective La4d4uaIer and elected three
Delegate and Three Alclnatcs % represent each d.
trict within that portion o. Tie city u the State Con
yont.ou - De- held al syracuse on the second dag o.
Sepicmber l-o3.
Til election passed Of quietly there being 10 com
petition worth mentioning The following nc r',l!
OF Tie election last evening. as comfli' n, "e we're
able 10 obtain d. and iu addition we give The name. ~
the dclr .cs AID alternate elected Oh Friday evening
last ~ ilo d. ics lying lorih oi FoutceaiA siidct
Dsi.I-1~.e..'es-Co brrja,l b. NJ cyfn,-'h. Job" ~
Cora Mlrte~ ,fdlffr B. e--a."'-'. ,. p L'"i'i'
Jo.hls q. Ab5r. rLei.d. choeA- o.,
Bii. fi.--Dc,egafes-0ae s.. t.slfan. james nelly =,
6. Les,.. A.ara-test q. 'al "yck "eUse Df'nay' H.
~. iu-p.,oa..e.-Jo.erh H. Tavor Lather Horton.
John j. ,ineo,k Ahernae.-cl's D. s"l., N'n A. Lyons
IN, -D@,,s...Leon,fd -. Jerome Clas H. HaH
Nstiar H.u Ateua'e--Ceore" Oedusy' Henry bieAn'f
'' b.. Leler.se.,ndre,g Bleskley Robert Edward.
r.. Jane. y. H.. Ahcna'es-"m j. j. 'Daln@i' a.
~, Ti!~i,.,' ate. Hrry J. Raymond ". ~ Geta,y.
john Kcy.-L Alternate Joha Taylor Joseph H. hor.iy'
d.. yili-waiam Dse,rch. Patrick Of.1-1, James
b., JX-Deegs,e.: Clsr.o : Spencer Samuel c. Reed
D~n,sf,.t william i. Dawson.
pis X-Tloilas ii,tle Vim. A. Smaller 4. r Palmer.
etsses. Robert G. Chapman. VIM bufru Francis hesch
Di., X-Deegates. IT,. u. stewart, Same silc.af
lssc J. Oliver Alternaies: C. h. Tucker hd"aid 0"De'l
John g. Gildcy $50,
Dist. XlI-Dseesies John Jervs Daniel lieTnck Lcan-
joln,on A.iereeies: Looms watts H. IT, Hunt w. w.
stenDrrrner.
Dist. KlIl-Deessses: Ira A. allen, VIM v. Leggatt Isaac
q. Hunt. Altenates. william Alien Jacob T. Howard Aa'
liz Tlatcirf.
PIT ,Deey,'esGeorrc op3y.s.s Robert B. Roe
welt v tlt9 Hutellgs Aruates-N i4iam LniinDeeIi IT,
DE- = hawley Heath. Elbs.t Robinson. . ...
Dist. Nv .-Deireates-t1gin d. Morgan George {. PHI
Bon, WIN H. kstcDfook Atlna;es-Ausseil NJ os oi1f- u
l.. Waisef. VIM. 4. bl4ck
Dist. AsL-Deiegs,cs-Amof J. Williamson, Charles j..
Frost George r. san Bfunt AIteruatel--kdwa Collin
John Js0per. Jl.. ii loas li. Bsbcock.
Dit Ks ID. Decs4tes-AbfaIn Wakeman James T.. Wat
son Seson Crawford Aeates-lssAc Is. Bachelor James
Often Alex. y. Lewis
Tho twenty .rcond Ward Peoples Union As,ocaiom met
last ug o hcgdqus sgs and elected The
Delsaa.es--I.aae o. Hust Ira \. Allen VIM v Leggrt.
Aite1fsi. Martin Thatcher, Jacob ;. Howard William Al
lon D.eeftss 10 Young Meme COLventionJon Sessions
Esiph + Bafser Adag Eoeieecr Ira o. Miller, Wm. 4.
s,,b.op Lac l. WIZ Charles Bell. WIN. Il. HndenbIo0x
John w. Ssysas Charles Cheney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Arrival of the Great Eastern and City
of Baltimore.
QUEEN VICTORIA GONE TO GERMANY
Archduke Macmillan VIII Accept the
Throne Of Mexico.
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

The steamer Great Eastern, which left Liver.
pool at ~ a. IN. the 10th inst and Queenstown on
the 18th inst arrived here at early hour this
ing
The steamer City of Baltimore which left Liverpool
at p. the 2th inst aad Queenstown on the 18th
inst, also arrived here about the same time.
The steamer City OF London reached Liverpool early
on the morning Of the l2h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
yudin. China. and Australia.

The following teielInIus afc received
CALCUTTA I4s ls aifaI b1.ts frl.Ing rps lii lnisH
prospect. better Ll,h.n-r 2,o. frrishl. mpo'.ns 10
BosI.,. J..y I&-Coi,a relsns-i. Cotton o,9s, be-
ter. frclelfs daM m
C,sros Jonc gl.-Shiuir q, iislrf. TIA isl iichsns'
l04d ~
~f,Nsn. Iune ,,-sliftins. active h.' rloLans'i Tea
frrl and arflss. STA iislef ~ h-ns. o. 8
Mur,rE,r furr IL rlir Dun Odd saipt. lis snrc
Lac. mail - lsl ounces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Minis CIo.r ~ The Po.,-Onlrr.

fw re" a.. ia,l., AZ d. ......... 10 m.
For Europe, by steamer ilib' ..il, fhundhy' Aug M
.f- =
Fof New Olirais. by steamer lisD-e, h"in snuJ' ., On
Aug. .ssssft't's 'ftftf
ioi 'a.1.'Da i o. '''' '''' n r. ind - p.
NDftl-klhany Eunlo sfl li.a o. a. am" - D.
,,""''h -"". - - t,t,,.l % a IA ,nd d p.
"'.,''H .'' 49, a, 80 sn tr "a auI 10 q.
S'"t'' ,i'i i ''-' 4, ri and q! y. rn.
Sew Bed ord Newport and Fan H,rf.........''' v
Tie Lois Island Mall oloscs a. H. M SUI y -
sunday Mails.-On sund. all mails CLOSE u : p H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Entertainments yu,.,ia,, Aug. 9J.

NIBLOS GAHDfN-Inr DDkrs Motto.
" AIIACk SIN 90 tho L4si With ii' NAoft
NINTEH GAKDfN-haf1.r. r,
BARSIM's M sitM-i.ian Chiefs, PYTHON 1c.i III
Haunted Chamber. tuite - N"la..
lR.IN6 HALl.-Iur 5trft0putpu-
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NEWy YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY AUGUST 25 1868
! riou STRIFE Convention.

Ipiou fstRte Convent 4 Urinary election. for five
Delegates the Conventions TO- Boinste three Delegates
rom each Assembly District he Union Stae ton. .n0n
VII ne ed IN each Ward and Town in KINGS COUNTY on
uEHDAi EVENING, 25th ns; - the places and dufig
The hours hereinafter mentioned All persons who ore known
u be III favor oi an unconditional support Of the AJmin,t
non m TIE prosecution Of the Na aud the suppression oil tire
Rebellion, OF Furnish slch evidence will be satisfactory 10
III n, ed 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Poland.

The Notes Of the Three Powers 10 Russia were ~
pcctcd 10 be handed 10 Prince GOrchnkoh about Tie
isth inst Ia francc aays Should Russia rciuse % do
Justice 10 the claims 81 The Powers TIE period OF nero
ilailou may be considered at an end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
FntaJ and Destructive Tornado

BERLIN. WIS Aug. II 1868.
A tornado swept over Buena Vista, VIZ on
Friday last Every house vas blown down ihroe
perkOas were killed. and fourteen WOnndeu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

Tie Russians were concentrating troops Al Jumri
and tie Porte had demanded explanations from The
Russian Go, eminent.
Tie old -, Clio at Constantinople d been destroyed
by ire.
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The Chicago aud Alton Raiirond.
CuIc.GO. Aug. a. 1868.

ITITINbU - ''''7'
Judge Williams, in the Circuit Court, to-day
grant an Injunction restraining The directors OF the C
cage and Alton Railroad from paying The dten due IN
New York 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
'tttsHs ID.

,tpgg- WfLCOv-i. F.s- Springfield Ffl- County p.
on Moni,y Aag. igI ly 'hr b., b. y. Bars,.s. John
Msibs rs0 Il,1.orf a.r. O. hr- Martha Niicoh ~
ftst ~pun.a' j.
WEsIis-sPF AR-On sr.div. Aug % by the Roy. Dr.
Bruce. r.sfor 0f flnls Church. Nnu s't John Wen
.tt o. 81. Ann rnra. h.ff NJ ii0botfu.
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Anno,nftr,.n ut.

Ws.nfslru, Monday Az 60 i-'i
Fdwa-l /. plcrr Do. been .pp0 lird col
lectnf fir t.c Third COLLECTION iHf.rhli irI'..r do
ttlct Il N4ss-sAl.sttt. tl'r 49, ~'H.' hrr.' ''i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

ClaInccy Dix Is reported killed rDi wounded
Unto this morning - bodies have been buried
But 1t j. siI utterly impossible 20 obtain complete
liz of their names many aye 30 much dsteurcd Ds
90 prevent recognition. wil1 others sill missing
and are supposed 90 be- conceded TO '' woods ncar h
or the, may boz iu the ruin, Of the huidng- lc'ides
many leii with LANE n pursuit Of ihe mgrdrfe's AID
have not SO returned.
Tho citizens are continually passing hacA end forth
between til, place and LlWTonec. All the details thos
bring ~ the scenes that occurred n the streets and
houses OF tie doomed c.'y are hcaIircldlng and scs
cu.nr
The last accounts uc ii,c u Qlauir.l AID bis men
are mp 10 saturday night which time hc was being
pursued closely by Gca Lane Who lad hrcn sA.rmisg
ifs with him CONSTANT, siaoc Be- lsn Lawrence Gen
Lane. force j. being increased rapidly hy farmer. vho
werc lock.ue 20 him with their aud % Wa The
determination e. follow him into Missouri. nni II De-
di.bandcd h.s gang th.y would huii slcm down AAe
wolves aud shoot thorn
one OF their number was captured near Olnaihe and
gave the names of ~ Of Quutrris gang wionre ca.
scns ~ Jackson co. Mo. and ar wei known bore ard
have always qeou considered Union men.
To-, best Informed cilzsns 4 Lawrence aFo q opinion
tha, Quantrcs irooIs mainly composed 4 raIocd
prisoners from The pcnliouuary and army and some
them from Prices comm ,ad from ihe fo that tacs a,e
>. much sunbufnoI nld have tie appearance ofhavinF
been long in the service.
An.r ,hc, had accomplished TIE destruction ~ Law
renee soue II iheso hoo-n, .n,oticliri lui being
strapped 81. tleir horas those wsrc no- IN h7hnd ?"
give Information as gao bobby E..c or ea-aer hef
came.
W iara lon ro.rruDn si' arrived By &C., ''aca
t.ls c,cn.as ral Qa,ns.cl vas o'rl.aton naor tfr
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Ro.t.Onicr Robbery.

Bo,ioS Monday. Aug. "a, 1863
The Salem Post-Olice was broken open last
night and every letter IN II stolen
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LarQe Robbery.

ST. Louis, Monday. August a. 1863.
The Office Of the United States Express Com
pany was robbed VI nearly sixty thousand dollars last
axst
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Martins Life Cordial.
THE GRFAr AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBrs CHOLERA INFANT ". Dis.
FNTkRY DIARRilFA. SUMMER COMPLAINT.
PAIN AND CRAMP ~ TIE STOMACH, SOUR
STOMACH and ~ ARrBI m
II rres.s those Disagree lhs symptoms OF DYSPEPSIA
SFA ani RiS NJ 70 fOuD after eating. ant 81.
SOOTHING siNlP for CHILDREN 10 Joe no equal. II
requisite a., bowels lays ftu aud unir D. Wy SOOTHING
effect. H 80 entity durs quiet .luutcr and ava aA".
r.hol al 0rrd u Do very pleasant % te taste lHd
Ifrn r.ira refusing 90 take q Dly iof TIE me- IRE
ifr uar fr.fr Co., Hr rliufi lnt ld sritif rom
.a.h urn ID. fr.. = b. Hu t Brown ir' crsity tie Kew
Homo. It. " orr,s'r '.ts Chaplain of TIE -'th
Ms.sa hut~ sd lroi. rtrut 0l blacAs Nc"1 'm y c.
Hinrrfs the Army. ANA r'..fs.
E-TfI.a.t- Warranted even Boz IT, mos, onst nate
cases. ana Agent particularly f"ur It'd - pay b. o."
l0a,f sfisi. tory r,+rtc Is given tta, g." eine
a1a proved frl,,fua.
AGENT. Boo Sew orb City.
{ WELLS Co.. ~. ila h .nkln =
~ 4 OAkLEh No Do flrl row.
urshIpN d 60. $50. ll Actor Hou-e
CAsN ELi. MACH a Co.. tAth Avenue Hotel
NSl. UNAA SO. .Hl broadway
MAETlN Co.. f4opueton. Providence. Il I
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Special Notices.

The Thirteenth Ward H'publran Association
val t frsUllf fiuufAy ufr.ll THIS ilutsla1l ~ -
I,D 4 ST. 80 rN .4.lusag lint NY4s nl huDIr lui ist'
~, 81 8o'r.Dt EfTS DO ELLfEi. Precedent
5 5'i..l NJ. s N''As''A' s,.f,,an..
Lighieruih Ward krpubiicnn A--octhfion'-
f,fu.l uufy uf...ls cot tlr hufr Affu iN Nl ue ird
=, .ffrraf'e.s ft,us r Central 'amui~r, corner OF
focla.k WM. LAlMBEER p.. PRECEDENT.
W.. Drlvv0ND. sf.frf4ly.
Esshtrenth Ward I MON Ticket.
Tic Nkillfh Nnfi Peoples anu As-pciaiiun net on TIE
Fan ns. u pnftulhtr ~ the call 90 ih Peoples lnun tru
tra uminf r and srttd tt f1wu. Drr .air and Alter
nl,rs Union otr Convention to be- hold a. syucuac
-cpt2 iuhl
fsifarf,s .hfsfIaffl.
Hon. GEOHDE OPDYkE WILLIAM LAMB ER, D., esq
WALDO fitTCHiNGs. eco. ELbti ~ KObER,oN.
ROBERT IS. hOSEhELl Dr.. a. uhMLEl HEATH
D.. kDhtKsON. Chairman.
,. RlQrA ts.,o,.,..
D. ftiN uLp.. )
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BY Dr. LTGUT RI LII,
. author On be- consulted Casrrh Deafness ,rt t--ir,
tAc Eye Ear and Throat 40 his e-denc~ No - - saA
p sii st. between u snd ID avail from ti ?.