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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16
McGrcgor June 10, 1893

McGrcgor June IL, 1893.
At the request Of Mr.. S. Huntington, |
have examined the formula for the prepa-
ration Of the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Bi.tcrs, and would state that the medicinal
agents are well known. and in common use,
by the profession That the bitters are
possessed of tonic and Alternative proper
tons and the combination is well adapted
4 to benefit hepatic arrangements when a
abundant is required. They possess the
knroperties of Tonic and Alternative, and
may be safely and advantageously used
when stimulantis advisable. s'
f. ANDROS, NJ. D.
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EEIMSTREET'S
INIMITkBLIsH HAIR Is ESrOR ATlVE
1T IS Nor 4 DYE,

But restores gray lair to its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sutena
impaired by disease, All instantenoas dyes
composed IF lunar costic destroying the vitality and
beauty of the hair, and afford Of themselves dress
ing. IIcimstreets lnimitabe Coloring not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by easy process but
gives the hair Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes It's growth, prevents its falling off, eradi-
Gates dsndruf, and imparts health and pleas
to the head 1t has stood the test OF time being the
original Hair Celoring, aud is constantly increasing
in favor. Used BY both gentlemen acd ladies'
II sold by all respect able Dealers be procur-
ed by them Of the commercial agents. d. s. Barnes L
Co, 202 broadway, New York Two sizes, SO cents
and 81. y35:eow
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~ O.. 20.

OFFICE OF sEcRErARY OF STATE PoARp1
sEDucArIoN, DEs MONIES, Aug. 10Th, 1868. {
fOrICE Is he reby given that a Teachers Institute
will be held at McGregor, Clayton Co :, Iowa, to
.nence on the 5th day Of October, 1858. and cen
= In session not less than six working days, and
LII. ii. Barnes, j II. Upton and J. Briggs have
Eappointed lecturers. q. FAviLLE, Ht
Acting Secretary.
III go BY L.. L. COULTER.
Sachers will remember that the present school
a makes il the imperative duty OF those wishing
bates to attend the s.Institute" Y.
Aose who do not attend. must render the best OF
bps for their non-attendance, or be dealt with as
~ directs. Please take duo notice and govern
olyes accordingly.
y II. Emery, County Superintendent.
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EvERYBoDY Go FOR IT We do not
hear Of any body in these parts who does
mot go for De Lands Chemical Saeratus
No matter who We may G, for in palitics
all our housewives agree that it is the thing
to make light biscuit, Its entire freedom
from deleterious matter should commend it,
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~ Office.

Eli persons are forbid cutting or taking any
1TMBER from the SPANISH GRANT. from and
this date, without n permit from the Agents OF
company. All parties tres passing hereafter, will
ealt with to the extent Of Law. Hz
lrsons wi hing to purchase o'd or down timber,
Happily to the Agents. WIN. GREENE,
0. licCKANEY,
General Agents Giard Land Company.
ptenhcr LIST, 1868, $50
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fw &. Francis Train is said to be en-
gagged on the invent icr ssssa<wc system Of

Ord back to the OIU
sys,ctn, in which Kindness and heart exerc-
ses were commended instead of the blood
/. and thnnderpoitical demogoscism ofto-day
: it would put men and women in better
shape to meettlicir Redeemer than they now
seem to be. But we don't Lrow much about
I religion; our clerical friends will pardon us
for suggesting. We were orce taught
! Tin Mathew somcwhcre) that he that doeth
sSthc will Of the Father (Which is Kindness,
charity and long sulfering) was the best
Imam, but that doctrine is probably not suit
ed to the platform of this progressive age.
We pass. n r" ta
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$50 REWARD.

,GNTRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber, resi-
~ dent OF Windham, Fillmore Co Mimi. a span
n years old medium sized, Iron Gray Horses. One,
Morse marked by cord right hind faux; the
Asr, mare, with heavy name. $50 will be paid on
tarn OF said team; $25 for reliable information.
HANS JOHNSON.
a3m36O Windham p. o., Milan.
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E-T-l86O--x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antdotc to change of water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They siren, .hen the system and c'iven the mind.
They prevent n,i.s matc and ntnrmitte nt fe,ers.
They purify the reath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They Diairhca. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Rittcrs in the world. They maxi
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great rrstorer They made OF pure st. Crox Rum.
the celebrated Casaya Bark, roots and herbs. aud
are taken with the pleasure of beverage, without
regard to age time of day. Particularly recon-
mended to delicate persons requiring gentle stimu-
ant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels aud Sa-
looms. r. H. Drake Il Co, 202 Broadway, New York.
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Musical.

Musical.
All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES q
BRorHER's Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
struments. Agency for Melodeons, Pianos, &c.
All orders promptly filled at Eastern prices tt
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The Iatest,

] Quantrill with 900 men, again threatens
Kansas :. Jim. Lane is to be held back
Z by the Government. Rosy. is in Chatta-
noopa. Franklin has left New Orleans for
Texas with strong force. The French
L and Mexicans arc on the Rio Grande. Our
| inn clads were Smelling Moultrie--its ma
gazine had exploded. Wagner and Gregg
/ ore ours. Sumpter is destroyed but not
possessed Charleston is bound to come
J down. Lee is re Enforcing it. A boats crew
IN attempting to storm Sumpter was des-
tfnyed by the rebels. Two Of tie nomi.
wees Of tho Republican State Convention
ofN. Y. have declined to accept. Grant was
near being killed. The French Cabinet in
favor of recognizing the South. Rumor
that Charleston is burned. Gilmore pre-
pairing to shell the city. Gen. Tuttle's
I election believed to be a certainty. No
= IN IN Indiana. "Quiet on the Rap
Gen. MaGruder killed for sleeping with 4
1eutcnants wife, The English Rebel iron
leC!s55sss Sbout to sail. The devil to pay all
Ysond Fire in Buffalo; 3Oo,ooo bushels of
grain destroyed. Gen. futile to be as
|selgnad to Cairo, to keep him away from the
S&oldiers. Col. Stone too sick to fight
E<nat about right to stump it for votes. -
Bonncts are now made Of leather with
I grapevine and squash ornaments. Judge
"a alder, OF Pa, says CONSUMPTION consti-
Rational. Cumberland Gap is ours without
rtng agun. Rebels had riot at Raleigh
6vcr the N. G. Standard. Bully for them
Fort Smith, in Arkansas Is ours. # w.
Below is special dispatch to the NoRTH
Iowa TINES, received as we 60 to press:
s. Mil, Sept. 15.--Maine is largely Union,
I 1871 towns give $4,000 majority. Uaion
njority 10 both houses. Fire in Buffalo
we have this by mailD Nothing from.
a9hss!sstQp p. .a ai,i az army quiet. Rebels
desperate in efforts to keep the U. s. forces
nut of Tenn. and Georgia. Bragg said to
be ready to meet Rosecrans.
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Reasons for Life Insurance.

KeaaOnS for Lille 1nsufaOces
Life aud fortune are uncertain.
Lie Insurance substitutes a cert anty for uncer-
tainty--the certainty of leaving competence for the
uncertainty of life in which to acquire it.
1t is ,rloble. Based upon well determined laws O,
Nature, it has hitherto proved sure resource
1t Is easily obtained, being brought by its cheap
nsss within the means Of almost every one, who ha:
good health.
1t adds to the security given by the possession Of
property already acquired by furnishing ready money
to settle tie estate at a time when mon'y is most
needed. .e sEa-
1t contributes to longevity frequently. by giving
great relief from mental anxiety in time of serious
sickness.
1t provides for the payment of just debts, the pay
ment of which may NOV be cont ingent upon uncer-
tain lif..
An "eadowm mt roli,y' will protect family dur
ing heir dependent years. and furnish support for
the insured in old age, should he live to be old.
An Investment IF SIR CENTS day will insure man
aged 20, One Thou and Dollars, thus protecting his
family against want
The safest. cheapest and best company for western
to insure in, is the MUTUAL LIFE Insurance.
COMPANY OF WISCONSIN,.
1t now possesses an income Of 100000
per nnnum
re- Once, No. IA Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee.
s. S. DAGGEr, II. G. WILSON. A. ". KELLsGG.
Piest. zen Ggt. Sec'y.
ii. q. MARTIN, General Agent for Iowa.
FOCAL AGENTS.
Geo l.. Scott. Mctregor; :. 7. WOODWARD, Elkader;
G. A. Dean, Monona; i. =. Calvin. Ciermont. Joseph
IIobson. West Union, C. n Goddard, DEBORAH.
6m352
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TnANKs.-Wc are requested by all those
Tho were befriended at the fire in the res
ne Of goods from the flames, to express
trough these columns their very great
hanks for the kindness exhibited toward
hem in assisting to remove their walls, kegs,
oxes, clothing, furniture, hats, boots, &c,
&c. to place of safety. .rr.
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Dissolution,

urn OF Hunt x King is this day dissolved by
ritual consent. -
E.U H. l unt Will continue the business at the
Lee, four doors below SCOTT Il Bro. All claims
bst, or due the late frm, will be settled by q, IL
H. a HUNT Il KING.
2rcsor, Aug. 22d, 1868. 3w3oO
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EDITORS TINES:

EDITORS TINES:
Dear Sir:-with your permission I wish to Say to
the readers OF your paper that will send by ret
mail to all who wish it, Gree Recipe with full d.
rcctions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will effect uay remove, in 10 days. Pim
ples Botclcs, Tan, Frcckes, and all Impurities Of
the Skin leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful. ..... ..4r b..
will also mail free to those having Raid Heads or
Bare Faces. simple directions and Information that
will enable them to Start full growth OF Lnxuriant
Hair, Whiskcrs, Noustache in les than 30 days
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours,
TIOS. +. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
3m353 No. 8Sl Broadawy, New York.
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PERM ATORHREA CAN BE CURED

DR.. Rand's Specific cures Spermatorrh @a seminr
Weakness. lmpotency loss of power &c. speedily and
effect ually Its effects are truly magical. trial of
the Specific will convince the most skcpticat OF its
meats Price. 81 a box. Sent postpaid to any adj
dress. by s. G. UulIAM 403 Chrstnut street. Phiia.
lelnhia Pa Circulars sent free. Gm34i 4
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MILES & ARMOUR,
Ne mi ssnn Merchumts.
sss G%': Water st., ) Milwaukee, Wis.
- Advances made on Gonsignments. r.
y MLsS. t6m33o) PHILIP d. ARMOUR.


best place to get good Keros en- Q Oil an "A other
articles usually keptin Drug Score, is at
WOOD Il BROS.
eee2O1 December 22d 1851. 2.ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

..--.-.- McGrcgor September, IA, 1863.
Mr.. 8. HuNTINeroN--sir: We, the undersigned,
business men OF this city, having used your copying
ink would state that find it equally good If not
superior, to any in the market, Arnoid's Fluid not
ercepted II writes well is Of deep black color, and
copies better than anything VIC have tried.
O. HuLvsasoN, Cashier state Bank.
OpgLL UPDgGRAFF.
Nv. VAN OnMAN.
T.. II. BARRON & Co.
ii. II. NEWELL.
361tf AP. RICHARDSON, Times Office.
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If you want the DANpELloN
AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs.
Go to HUNTINGTONS
Go to HUNTlNGTON'S.
If you want VANDEuzEN's ss --.s... g.
Worm CONNECTIONS,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
CO. to .hUNTINGTON'S,
If you want Ayers Medicines,
If you want Ayers Medicines,
Go to HUNTINGToNs..
49, 3D. Go TO HUNTINGTON'S.
[ If you want Pain Curer,
If you want Pain Curer,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If you want Linimen:s, r
If you want Flavoring Extracts,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'5
If you want Blueing, ..-.. "a
If you want Blueing,
Go to HUNTINGTON'>.
..-. TO to HUNTINGTONS.
IF you want Dye Colors, ~. Il
If you want Dye Colors,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Condition Powders,
If you want Condition Powders.
60 to HUNT1NGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON S.
IF you want Castor Oil,
If you want Castor Oil,
.. Go to HUNTIN GTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
IF YOU want the best Ink,
If you want the best Ink,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
% 70 uTJ NH NCTHNsS
If you want Pills,
If you want Pills,
Go to HrNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUN rlNGTON'S.
If yon want Prepared Glue, ~.
If you want Prepared Glue,
Go to HUNTING TONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS s.
If You want anything else,
If YOU want anything else,
In the Patent Medicine line,
In the Patent Medicine line.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON :.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
Where you will always be to find good article
at a reasonable rr ce. and would invite merchants
OF McGr-cor and elsewhere to examine my stock aud
prices before ordering of the above articles from
the eastern m 1rketS. l receive all my goods direct
from the manufacturers, and am bound not to be
undersod.
Rs- Remember the place, first door below the
Brick Church, Main Street NcGr-gor. Iowa.
S. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
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TO Nervous Sufferers
OF BOTH SEXE,

OF BOTH SEAES.
AREyERrNp GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health In few DAYS, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment
without success considers IL his sacred duty to COM
municate to his afflicted fellow the of
cures Hence, on the receipt Of an addressed en-
ycIope he will send (free) copy OF the prescription
used. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DAoNALL, 1s6 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, New York 333mlc
es- A gentleman, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
comp etency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuated by desire to benefit others, will be happy
to nish all WHO need Gree OF charge) the reel.
pc and directions for making the simple Remedy used
in hi, Those wishing to profit by his experiences
land possess a Valuable Remedy--will receive the
same by return mail, Carefully seaedl By address,
ing JOHN u. OGDEN,
3m356 SNo. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
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roLTS REvOLvERS, ahd FINE pocket KevoLv-
~ Ens, just received at 25S GILES.
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND EIPERIENCE
NERVOUS INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as caution to young
men, ard Others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, and their kindred MISUNDERSTANDING
the. means Of selt-cure BY on" who has cured him
SELF after being victim of misplaced confidence in
medical humbug and quackery. BY enclosing post.
paid directed envelope, single copies may be had OF
the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford,
Kings county, New York. mlalter32Syl 49,
~ The confessions and experieneeof i nervous
Young Man, published as warning ard for the
especial bsnenS o. xGnng men snd those who su6er
with Nervous Debility Loss of Memory, Premature
Decay, 80, Re-, by o,rs who Mas cured himself by
SIMPLE xenns after being put TO great expense and
inconv enieuce' through the of worthless medi-
cines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had (frec) OF the author, G. A. l. INHERIT,
ESQ, Greenpoint Long bland, by enclosing an ad-
dressed envelope Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT,
GRKRNPoINr. LONG ISLAND, New York. :. r-----.
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Bankers, County Offices. Rail Roads, and all Others
Will do we'll to Patterns before purchasing else
where e 357
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$40 Reward!

II OST on Main Street, somewhere above u. O'Lca
rev'S grocery store, the 2Sth Of August LAST
POCKET BOOK containing between 500 aud SIS
and some papers only of value to the owner. The
finder can have ten dollars by leaving the same al
tins office. 3w359
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A MEETING of the U. l.. OF A., of McGregsr, will
IA he held at their Hall Friday evening, the
4th Of September, at O'Clock, p. N.
general attendance Of tae members Ia desi red,
as business OF Importance il to be transacted.
by order of the G..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13

powNAL. The Bennington Banner
says that quite strange enactment took
place at the town meeting in Pownai few
DAYS ago. 1t seems that, by the direction
of q certain number of freeholders in town,
the Selectmen'waTned the freemen of the
Hown to assemble at certain named time
to vote tax fer the purpose of paying to
every drafted man from that town three
| hundred dollars, to enable them to stay at
home. When the meeting assembled they
took action at once upon the proposition,
and it was decided that they had no legal
right to do it. and submitted another prop
osition, which was to pay every drafted
man vino would 90 the'sum OF three hun
dred dollars, which was voted down by
eight majority, and by the very men VINO
viii have to 90. The tax payers, almost
every one, voted to pay the $500, anc
those who pay no taxes, and were the ones
DESIGNED to be be benefited, voted no. II
there another instance on record OF poo
man voting net to.accept OF three hundred
| dollars-or rich man either.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13
Ex-Gov. AIKEN OF South CAROLINA

Tx-Gov. AIKEN OF South CAROLINA.
--Parson Brownlow has seen a Union
physician, just released from Libby prls-
on atRichmond, Va, who confirms the
statement that ex- governor Aiken OF South
Carolina is confined there for his loyalty
TO the Union. So many ounces OF bread
and meat were dealt out to each prisoner
per day, and the venerable old gray
haired patriot received his daily allowance,
while the boys in prison volunteered to do
his cooking for him. Mr.. Aiken is the
LARGEST Shareholder in the South, and the
wealthiest man in South Carolina; but
with him slavery is not rebellion he IS
Union man, and adheres to his integrity
At the loss of liberty and property. His
cruel confinement has been kept secret
from the outside world, and 1t has been
kept out of southern papers, because his
viliainous prosecutors were ashamed to
let his imprisonment be known.
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Ercessioe Sommeriaq,

Efcessiee Stammeriag.
Patrick Hogan, I'd, Rutland
Asthma and disease Of skin.
Charles Boymgton, Weybridge
Fractured skull
Patrick Shannon, Rutland
Loss IF sight u riaht e,e.
Brainard Kellogg, Middebury
Injury Of right hand
Inland Newell, Shoreham
Injury Of lJt arm,
Edward flaming, Shoreham
ScrQfala.
Virgil W blanchard, Bidport
General debility.
CYRUS + Burge, Middlebury
Frederick A Nyrick. Bridport
Chronic uIcer Of leg,
John NJ Dyer, Salisbury
Epilepsy.
Burr Conn, Bridport
Loose cartilage and caStiag Of leg,
William c Symonds, Shareham
tuberculosis,
James w LiscGmb, CasClevor,
Died.
Emery q ,Iudkins, Waitstield-
c. r. CRANE.
Captain and Provost Mars.
A. c. BRowN,
Commission
BENJAMIN +. MORGAN
Surgeon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13

dttlth I4's9""i
Nom Residents Of thia District
Corodon Smith Calais
George c Bump, Brandon
Marvin Frost, Mt Holly
Haginq p1eri0usly enlisted in LoaJtd
Corps.
Elisha Blodgett, Pittsford
Ocey IS gears Of age and married.
William s Frink, Waterbury
Curtis Fl Rathhone, Bristol
Moses sheldon, Salisbury
Samuel Cook, Ripton
Peter DUN IS, Leicester
James L Sawyer, Cornwall
Amos f Atwooi,
Nathan r Sprague, ir,, Brandon
James Kilfeather, Rutland
John Farrell,
Patrick i'attles,
Patrick Council, "
John Mccormick, ID, .
Andrew Hogan,
John McDeed, LIST, "
Uader 20 gears Of age.
Warner Elliot. Lincoln
Albert Cushman, Rpton
Stephen Rowe, Cornwall
Only son liable to do military duty, Of a
1oido,o dependent on his labor for sap
port.
Ralph G Farr, Bristol
Eben w Judd, Middlebury
VIM A Mcmillan, "
Charles Pemberton, "
Green J Arnold, Brandon
Warren d Heath, Mendon
Only son of aged or mfrm parents de-
pendent on his labor for support.
ROYAL Smith, Starksboro
James Deming, Monkton
Oscar D Baldwin New Haven
Frank g Atwood. Salisbury
Lawrence Kepsellar, FairhaVen
One of taco on more sons Of aged or da1f7ne
parents dependent on their labor for sup
port, elected to be eGempt.
Albert Meader, Lincoln
William w Brooks, Lincoln
Carol Shoals, Orwell
Dennis Hickey, Cornwall
Augustus Kennedy, Granville
Dexter Hathaway, Tinmouth
The father Of motherless children under
u gears of age dependent on has taoo'
for support
Aaron Yout, Cornwall
Andrew Pratt, Salisbury
William E LLOYD, Fairhaven.
Rheumatism.
William G Burrell, Berlin
Eugene G Peck, Barre
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From RICHMOND. - A Washington
dispatch says refugee who had just ar
rived there from Richmond says there are
but few troops there. Two weeks ago
three brigades were sent to Charleston.
Lee has not been rein orced to any con-
siderable degree from Richmond. The
strength of d. FL. Hills division is less
than five thousand Great suffering pre-
walls in Richmond among the poorer class
es, in consequence of the scarcity and
high prices of provisions. Coal sells at
$3.50 per ton, and other necessaries at
equally exhorbtant rates. Brokers refuse
to exchange gold for Confederate money,
but take State notes, though at an en"r-
nous discount. When our informant LETT
gold was held at thirteen hundred per
cent premium
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Each mans name as he votes is recorded
in the "poll book" and in columns headed !
by the names of the candidates his vote is |
recorded. These books can of course be
examined at any time, and if any votes
are proved to be illegal they are rejected.
This is called "purging the polls"
General Burnside had put the State
under martial law, merely to protect tho
polls from violence, but at this {" orscincth
there was no military in sight there was
no irregularity, and no rnnkenness.--
Twenty years ago T. ara could not be
an election w Wy az seveal free fights ,.at
any amGana % : .onkenness. Var is no
'h '' Az d evil. NIB.
donh,eT expedition 70 Texas will un
On y ~ be among the FIRST movement
Nv ~ .,e opening of the Fall Campaign
aat State is now infested by guerrilla
driven from other sections, who are perse
| cutting Union men with relentless barbafA
ty. The principal gang is said to be III
} der the lead of the rebel General Marms
! duke. He was expelled from st. Lou
ky Gen. Soofeld short time since IL
disloyalty.
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- The bombardment near Charleston,
SAYS the Molle News, was more SPIRITED
on the Doth. q The Federals Were erect
ing their new batteries within GOO yards
Of Fort Wagner, our new batteries on
James Island causing them much annoy
ance. Two thousand more Federals had
been landed on Foley Island. The
Yankees had captured three blockade
runners.