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. COUNTY OFFICERS.

,ls-jJ--Iarnca w. Hinton. Dcgaas'-7homas Bob
80 and J. X. Buchanan.
L,fEHsr-Phnrss Garrett
T,.,a.4--W Jasper Taylor.
t.soaer--N n Bcloher.
Rai.yer--iohu COrbiu.
Resanua C5Heoi0r-W. d. Go6ert@in
PaiI-oad Tar CoHsctOr--I, q. Brley
Cr-obles for de NaslviHs Dsr1ot--J"hh y """''
trd ] T. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
y,4iss--Hon James WhitwOrth.
t7erk-P Lindsey Niohol,
or The judges Court meets the nTal Monday IN
.lch month aud the Quarterly Court, oompostd OF
tbe Magistrates Of the Comfy, Il held the hrst Mon
,'ay IN January, April, July and Notnh'r'
CIRCUIT COURT.
lido -.
clsrk-Davld @. Love.
So The Court meets the nrit Monday In mAruh
snd september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs-Hop N NJ. Brlen.
Cg.rk-Charles r. DggOns.
sr- Tie Court meets the drsl Monday In Aprh Ao-
.ust and Dooernber
cHANCERY COURT.
CA1Hesllor--Hon. Samuel y. Frierson
C1srL and Masisr--J 4. GlcaVos.
sS- The Cour, meeta the arst Monday IN May and
NO,auiher,
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS S
Post of Nrurfreesboro. Tenn.

Post of fMurfreesboro. Tenn.
Medical Director Post-M @. woODwoRrH.
Hospital No. l,-Clty Hotel; g. W. corner square
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
" No 2-woodbury Pike. S. o. HmOe, Sur
geon In charge.
a" No. 3--East Court House. W.T. Johnson
Surgeon in charge.
No. 4-Woodbu'y Tike. IT, Surgeon
J. ". Pearoe.
No. 6-North Court House, J. I. v Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
No. C-NOrth- east cor. Square. NJ
Failer, Asst. surg in charge.
No. East Court House h. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge.
" No s-Opposte and west City Hotel VIM.
A. McCuly, asst Surgeon In
charge.
No. q--Cor Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
s. b. PermAr, ACT Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
GenT Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge
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GEo. W. sHEwMAREB BYRoN H. RoDB
SHEWMAKER & EOBB,
Sray 5ntelli9rt,re Offitt,
No, IL, SOUTH FOURTH STREET
(BEWEnE HAREET AND wAiAUT)
ST. LOUIS, NO.

Established Tor TIC BenCiil I NlFaugeS
COMING TO ~. toUs IN s,AEUd or
Biek, Wounded, or soldiers that have
Died from WsnDdR or Sickness.
CORRBCr nTt LIlgEECF WILL BE GIVEN OF
~ the condition OF any Sick or NOundod Soldier 10
st, LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CiNCiNN Att NA~HVuLE,
MOUND CITY, 0r any OTher Hospital In the Western
department. This h the ONLY Army Intelligence
once In the United States, and Information refard
ing Soldiers from any part Of the . 5 eau be Eiveu
az any time, by calling a., or W'uusG to ths ARAY
iEruIIsENCs OFucE, Pnst-tihoe Box 40. ls4a
N. B.-PvBsoSs cOnINe 70 II. LJus N GlAhnH oT
faER FRIENDs will obtain Al necessary niormatiOn
May t8, 1863 ly
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Religious Services.

Potr CnArKI- (ssoOud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the LouisviS Dopot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every sabbath morning. Preaching At lOH O'Clock,
AN. and at Pm. PruyT.Meoting every We'd
nssday night at O'Clock.
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DIRECTORY.
CRY eoVERNMENT
John HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Reooraey

WILLIAM SHANE, Roooraev
JOHN CHUMBlHY, haTshaL
Drgwy Mayshola-W. H. Wilkinson, { Tucker,
90 oStp. RarEst-John Cumbsy, ,s coio, drsl
r.rob French, gecoud aud hos. McClrty. third
Io- diissar--Wiliam Driver.
ees,,,ae Coieosor--A. b. shanklaud
Wgisr Tar Ooiieoi0r--r. b. tibrrett
Tralsursr-R Henry.
HHarf Haasr--Thomne Lcasc
siysrlntsndsHt qf ts WOrkh0sso-j. Y. Dsid,
stiusr,a,s,tsai u ne Wa,or WOrks-WEn. ktowart
Ckier Of as FEe Drpartas',-lohn ii. seaeury
,.rion of he Csznet@v--T u. Mcbride
4--si OsasseT-J. l.. St'warL
Cly Ar0rasv-E. ,. hulloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
a.5,i Of A,icrme,-s. \. nnon,. Prsics, Ohm
t,r,sr, Jos =. Hobb, I'd Muiloy, II. q. sctve y" s
Ca-,.h. Do, 70 g, L. Claiborne, nad > { sla'th'
t5r,.aoa ,,r-uo.i-Apdrcw Anderson ffeade, I Jef
T.ru.r, william tob,rA, O. NJ. south Sstei Abraham
Nor. AIox Mcdaniel, h.. b. HouBh, Charles say ers
yH .uua.rs. W A. McC!elanu, I. J. larbfuugh,
Wu Ds.ycs, Wn. stewart, Thoe Lreadyi Wm baily
ui VIM. aaa0jrn.
s5ANDls0 COMMITTEES % I'M ClS oO1sOh
Efuaos-Knowles, soOyel ud Bfon
,,4tar WarEs-AadersuH, sniith aud Iaburae
.tyssD HuG, Turner, BY 70, Msiloy, L1t athau ,
Tabruugh, ,ieady and Rally
Hla-i--rurnrr, CarpeT ANA NcClclsnd.
scAo9s--Cueaihau, Mul0y aaa Kn1Slrs
fa, psta-i7a,.i- Myers, stewart aud Mojielsbd
gas-Uriver, Crcady and Myers.
t,,aafs-g--. taith SaubUrn and stewart
Hdrkef House Yarbrough, Roberts aud tarp9r.
-i0res--NulOv, Mcuauicl AMI Stewart
p,iios-t Goatham, Brirn sud &tycrs.
,prlng'--Crcady, Claiborne ana hyera
GgrtLotss- sayera Roth aud Acilariel.
improvements gHd Erpsadtsrss -hoCelAnd, hTlen
tni ssIhoTb.
Phig prop-rtg-Robb Seu art ana hriver
ps, Hou7s-Carper, 9outhgate ant HALEY
- Tho Board oi Aldermen meets me tuesdays
g.,, preceding the seooEd sud fourth l1oredtys IN
..c1 month, and the Common Council the second
Lsi prrth thuradays In each month
NIGHT POLICE
,apain-lohn Baugh.
rim LaeiusHdHi-Apdrew Joyce.
Second Ifeu'enaHt-J5hu n Dvis
poiicemci.--Wm. j 'o,son John Csvcnder NlGn l@
VS. joel Phdrirs wm. Baker, john COttrel William
aayo, John Fugies, J. W. Wright, John PICKETT,
ROBERT S01tt " G. francis, David Yates, Chas hu
iltt and ". nauiey.
~ The POLICE Court Il opened ovcry morning AZ
uiUe o'clock
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OHIO orArE AGENCY

Fstahlsbed by Governor David Tod, to oolloet tho
accounts Of discharged ohio soldiers, and W furnish
them trans port alton home TO direct them how 30
obtain pay for extra duty, as nurses, etc Ohio en-.
ploys tho gent aud i Is his duty 20 give the busl
ness u her soldiers careful and rspOo fa attention,
OTTicO NO.4 Cherry Et, near Church.
Ana I'm
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Notice to News-DOaIers.

News Dealers wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send In their orders By o'clock, the
evening previous, to have them hnOd promptly,
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Military blanks,

For sale At this once, such As MontAlg oOmp@y
Rse=.. C7oGi~g Rsr'.s, OriSanos RessrSs, Rovisson
RstsrHs, spsoial Rss,ilsioas, 90, d.
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Presented to

Col. WILLIAM IL, oToUoHToH,
The Soldier in Camp--the Hero In Battle
DY THE
Eleventh Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
AT
MurfreesbOrO, Tenn. April, 1868.
Gen. NEoLEY and staff Col. STANLEY
and staff, were present At the presenta-
tion, and expressed themselves highly
grsuded.
Tue presentation was made by Capt
MUp0E, Of Co, B. Annexed is copy Of
his remarks, and the reply OF Col
SToU0HTOS
SPEECH OF CAPT. MUrOE.
Col SToUGHToN You were invited
inside this square 10 receive a testimonial
of the affections of the men aud officers
Of the Eleven IA Michigan Infantry.
Allow me to present you with this
package, which contains the namfs and
the amount contributed by each to pur-
| chase for you these presents, as token
/ Of our appreciation OF your merit as a
| friend aud Ildier, aud the cOuhdrnce
repOsed IN you ~ our commanding officer.
You Nill see by this d,cuuient that the
| priyates and non. commissioned officers
doualed by lar The larger amount For
The honor, reputation, aud prais' award
/ ed ihe regiment Tor iis bloOdy part IN the
bloody battle Of Stone River, Ne are 10
debtrd 10 ou for our bravery cuOnes,
and military tkili, which objected and
led us on 10 victory and glory.
We Ask you 10 accept thls sword and
accompanying articles. lts donation Is
out ths promp ings OF ibe soldiers heart,
Who loves tho brave and appreciates
mrrit We know that Ia your hands
traitors will cover before lts EltlerBa
blade, for patriot Wields it 10 defence
OF q nation and freedom.
It's with sadness that We look upon
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sword Presentation.
MrRFREEsBoao' April 8, 1868

MrRFREEsBono', April 8, 1868.
Eiitor Of he Nashville Union
April 9th was gaia day in our camp,
being the occasion of Sword Presenta-
tion to our Colonel, WM l.. SToUoHrox.
We boast OF having one Of the best
Colonels in the service, and we have Civ
en- him the finest sword in the Army of
the Cumberland.
Some ten days ago, at meeting of
few of the ofticers-called for a very
different purpose-the question of pre-
senlaiion was broached, very delicately,
as we feared q failure, it being so long
after pay day. A committee was ap-
pointed TO meet two days afterwards, and
company commanders wers requested to
report 10 this committee the amount that
could be raised in each company. To
eur utter astoDishment, the non commits
stoned officers and rivates had sub
soribed S450l The officers Immediately
added Sl63 making S6l3. Captain
HEATH was sent TO Louisville, (unbe-
known TO the Colonel, who is detached
from the regiment as Post Provost Mar
shal,) to make the purchase.
The Sword presented is, indeed, a
most beautiful one. But l will not at
tempt TO describe 1t; suffice II to say
that it is rich, but not gaudy. There are
two sheaths-ons OF silver, the other Of
steel-both gold mounted The cost of
the Sword and sheAths was $3.50. There
was also a Belt, Pistol, Cartridge box,
Sash, Gloves, and Spurs TO correspond.
on the Silver Sheath is engraved the fol-
lowing:
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THIED HEGMEST East rESsrssEE cav
ALRT
Colonel W. @. Pickeus, Of ssVisr, No
vember IL, 1882
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

And, taking from bis brow the crown, on
which still blazed tbe word UNION, be
placed it upon the standard. while all the
people, kneeling dowR, said Amen. N.l
The scene instantly began to fade and
dissolve, and / at last saw nothing bat the
rising, GU ling white vapor / had Grst be.
held. This lso disappearing, found my
self once more gazing upon my mysterious
visitor, who, in that same mysterious voice
had heard before, said. Son of the Re
public, what you have seen is thus inter-
preted: Three perils @ll come upon the
Republic The mos, fearful is the second,
passing which, the whole world united shall
never be able to prevail against her Let
every child Of the Republic, learn to live
for his g I'd, his Land aud the Union.
With these words the figure vanished
started from my seat, end felt that | had
been shown the birth, PROGRESS, and desti
ny Of the Republic Of the United States,
In UNION she will have her strength, 10
DI,uNIoN her destruction
Such my friends, continued the veuer-
able narrator, were the words heard from
Washing ton's lips,a America will do well
to profit by them Let her remember that
it, UNION she has her strength, in DlsuNIoN
her destruction.
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Bethany.


Bethany lies but short walk from Jerusalemp perhaps two
mieson the eastern slope OF the hills which called the
Moant Of Olives Travellers tell us that this walk Is
the saddest and hoest of all the earth How often trodden
by those weary feet that bore heavy load Morning and
evening" going out and coming into the city lie pased this
way Sad and sublime path Above it angels lowered and
It's dust mingled with the tears that dropped from the weep
ing eyes of the Man Of Sorrow
Yet hath the crime-cursed earth place
Most holy in the believers eyes,
Near the tarrying place Of him
Who summoned Lazerus from the skies,
When Murlbas cares and Marys sobs .
Were soothed TO hear those sweet replies
lie is not dead who sleepeih here
Come forth, my brother Friend, appear
Still in the valley, Kedron flows,
Where knelt the Twelve ia holy mie0
Where still he almond and the vine
Oerbang the paths where Christ bat b been
Where still the Moab mountains throw
Soft shadows on the Passion scene
Shadows that cotbe in purple haze
The far expanse which Jordan bathcs.
There is the dust His sandals kissed;
There were His feet with ointment spread;
When vounted fg leaves withered;
And there Ascension's moments felt
His last terrestrial, carnate tread,
While angels whispered to the "Elevea:"
Why gaze ye herei lie is in heaveu!'
The Pilgrim Christian may not fnd
While roaming over land and sea,
More worthy homage for his soul
Than when he kneels in sight of thee,
Thou tarrying place OF Martha's friend,
Amid the cliffs of Bethany! .....
Thrice happy they who journey there,
BY Mary's home to bow in prayer
=. Thus while it clingeth to the Mount
Where Love and Sorrow drank their ill,
Let Christian Worship ponder,ng Ger
Each ray Of hope each miracle
Beheld by thee, meek Bethany!
Cling closer to the Zion hill
And though engirt with crime and woe,
The stedfsst gaze TO Heaven throw.
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Special Notice.

a LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
on my Books prior to the LIST day Of December 1862
Respectfully Requested
to call and settle the possible Those
Notes due and unpaid hereby reminded that
Money To meet my liabilities. Wheat Oats Corn, PORK But
ter and Dried Fruit will be received on notes aud ac
counts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabua. Dec. 4lh, 1852. 6T5
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SKIRTS /!

I HAVE Just received direct from the
l. American Skirt Company,
saving the Jobbers commission, IL doz Hoop Shirts rang
ing from 10 to 40 Hoops. They will be sold very cheap.
Second Edition of Boots and Shoes Just Received.
CrOckery, Also splendid Lot, exhibition, at
November 20, 1862. .I ROB lNSONS.
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RUFFALO Robes.-A fine assortment
~ us received direct from the plains, which will be sold
cheaper than by STEPHEN HALL.
December 4th, 1862. 6T6
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Leather.

WARD SMITH by the withdrawal of
off. W. Carlisle, has again become the sole propn-
Tanning and Curryiag Business,
the old stand In the village Of Ashtabua where will be
found Al all times general assortment Of
Boot aud Shoe findings, French Calf. Kip
Lining and Topping Skins.
For sao at Wholesale and Retail a. oheap a. ear h sop,d
inthis any other Market ~ 49, '" ''N'
Al persons having Notes and Accounts with m. srs hers
tynotihsd 70 oil and settle without delay.
s'a y ,t q. .....t WV, snITH.
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hooks.

NJ. g. DICK, Bookseller. Stationer and News
DeAle Also Dealer In Sheet Siusie TOYS ana General
Variety Goods, Main ssIsst, Ashtabus Ohio, leT
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Butter and Produce Wanted.

IN Tons of Good Butter, 1000 Dozen
" OF Eggs, for which the highest market price will be
paid Most kinds of other Produce taken in sxchsngefoI
Goods at Cash pree.
Seeing is believing Call and see for yourselves.
May i2a 10 H. l. MORRISON.
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WHOLE NUMBER 695.

next Fourth Of July may see the National
flag floating proudly over tie wsr.prisou
and slave pens of Richmond.
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Crockery,

A FULL assortment of both Common and
N White, Stone China of the popular Huron Pattern,
which will be sold low FOR Cash, at MORRlSON'S.
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The Expedition 10 Destroy the Georgi,
State Railroad.

Sufeyings of Union Soldiers - Report of
tie Judge Adcocaie General TO The Seere-
L1r1, of HT1r .f..
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ucturer steam establishment North Main street. ths
Office Of Dr.. Farrington. Ashtabula, O, 45L
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Livery stables

II. H.. CULVER, has removed to the Fisk
Houss Stables whore he offers TO the czsns of Ashta'
bula the use Of the best equipped Livery Stable in Ash
aoua county At prices that range but just above the v-
ing s'aneafd' Gail and see, Nov. l, 1880. SS7
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Furniture.

DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of A
Dealers Furniture Of best descriptions and every va
riety Also general and Co
hns order, Main street, North Of South Public square
Ashtabula 4gI
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
THE PRINTER,

The printer is the adjunct oi
thought, and this explains the mystic.
ries Of the wonderful word that can
kindle as no song can-that word
"we," with hand.in-hand warmth in
il 4; for the author and the printer are
engineers together. Engineers. in
deed When the little Corsican bonn
barded Cadiz, at the distance of five
miles, it was deemed the very triumph
of engineering. But what is that PAL
try range to this, whereby they bonn
bard the ages yet to be! i
There ut the case he stands and
marshals into line the forces armed
for truth, clothed in Immortality and
English. And what can be more no
BILE than the equipment of thought
in sterling Saxon-Saxon with the
ring of spear or shield therein, and
then commissioning it, when we are
dead, to move gradually on TO the
last syllable of recorded time Z" This
il to win a victory from death, for
this has no dying in it.
The printer is called q laborer, and
the Office he performs is toll. Oh. it
10 not work, but q sublime rite he il
performing when he thus "sights "
the engine that is to fling a worded
truth in grander curve than missiles
ever before described-flings it into
q bosom of an age unborn. He throws
off his coat, indeed /; We but wonder
the rather, that he does not put off his
shoes from his feet, for the place on
which he stands is holy ground.
A little song was uttered some
where long ago it wandered through
the twilight feebler than . star ; it
died upon the ear; but the printer
takes it mp where it was lying there
in the silence like q wounded bird,
and be sends it forth from the ark that
had preserved it, and it flies into the
future with the olive branch of peace,
and around the world with melody,
like the dawning Of . spring morning
-Bayord Taylor.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

w. H. Tuthill, of Ceder county.
Geo. I. Crane, Of Dubuque county.
q. w. Butterfield, of Chickasaw CO.
G.. B. Richards, of Webster county.
SECRETARIES.
L. F. Sherman, of Washington CO.
). II. Knox, of Warren county.
Louis II. Smith, Of Kossuth county.
Secretary for giving retarn tickets to delegotes.
Theodore NJ. Smith, of johnson CO.
The report was adopted.
On motion,
Voted to proceed to take an inform
al ballot for q candidate for Governor
The following was the result Of the
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The Great Cavalry Fight.

In the great cavalry fight on the
Rappahannock the Federal loss foots
mp 93l killed, wounded and missing.
The number Of killed does not exceed
100. aud less than 100 are missing a.
prisoners. The loss in horses amounts
~ l.545 head. The rebel loss as
nearly ~ can be ascertained was
1900 killed and wounded and 200 pri-
soners. Their loss of horses was in
proportion. It Was q most desperate
fight. but Notwithstanding the check
given TO the rebels it did not prevent
them from pursuing their intended
raid. for within three days thereafter
they crossed the Potomac and marched
into Pcnnsylvania.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

OXEN AND HORSES. -Oxen are good
and 50 are horses but much depends
upon circumstances az to their profita.
bic use. In certain cases, each are
the most profitable.
1t is Improbable to keep horses sim.
ply for riding, when they are obliged
to remain idle much of the time, and
keep oxen for doing the work Of the
farm.
On new or rough farm. oxen are
the best team on q small and easily
worked farm, horses are the best
In farm so situated that much of
the hauling is done at long distances,
such as carting hay. drawing wood,
horses can be used with more profit
than oxen.
1.-THE size Of the farm renders IL ex-
pcdient for the farmer to keep two
teams, one horse team and an OK team
is better than two Of either horses or
oxen.
1t pays well to feed and take good
care of team, be it Of horses or OK
en-.
A team kept in good condition will
eat less than one kept poor, at the
same time performing more work and
being better in every respect.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Much confusion having occurred
consequent upon the changes Of dele
cations from one candidate and an
other to Stone, a motion was made
aud carried that whatever the result
of this balloting might be, another
roll-call and ballot should be made
to determine the strength ofcandidates
This vote, however, was not acted up
on.
Gen. Warren arose in Convention,
and in one Of the happiest speeches
of his life, withdrew his name from
the contest. and urged the Convention
to make the nomination of bis compe-
titor unanimous, which was responded
to by cheer upon cheer, which made
the building fairly tremble.
Col. Stone was then called for. He
came forward and briefly addressed
the Convention, accepting the nomi-
nation. and assuring the People Of
the State that the standard witch had
been placed in his hands should not
by his agency be dishonored.
1t being now 8 o'clock P. n, the Con-
vention adjourned for one hour.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

THx WIFE At HonE.-That woman
deserves not . husbands generous
love. who will not greet him with
smiles a. he returns from his lsbors Of
the day who will not try to chaiu
him to his home by the sweet enchant-
ment Of . cheerful heart. There 10
not one in Q thousand who 10 30 unfeel-
ing a. to Withstand such an influence,
and break away from such home.