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The weekly Butte record., 1863-02-21
ADVERTISEMENTS:
Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. .THo's CALLow and D. NJ. BIsHoP, having
purchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment will hereafter be asso-
ciated in conducting the business of the same. No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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The ABOLITION PRocLANATIoS-TEE Sol
KIM PLEDGE.-" have no purpose, directly
or 'ndirscily TO interfere with the Institution
Of slavery where it exists. I believe have DO
lawful right to do So Lincoln's Inaugural
Address, March 4th. 1862.
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[Waverly Magazine.
A MATTER OF CoyGgA7uLATIoy.-" Bark

\ MATTER OF toNGRAICiATlON.- Dafhls
is willing that is, Mr.. Wendell Phillips is
satisfied. He proclaimed this fact at the Mu-
sic Hall last Sunday. Now, for the first time,
be said he could rejoice under the banner Of
the United States. since the Presidents proc
lamation had put an end to slavery all over the
land. That Mr.. Phillips has become a loyal
and contented subject is fact too important
to be shuffled away into the corner of a news
per, or made known in the small type in which
lectures are reported We therefore take this
occasion to announce it in the largest type the
resources of our Office can supply. The proc
lamation may lose US Kentucky, but then it
has given Us Mr.. Phillips. He will doubtless
take the field with formidable army of twenty
thousand adjectives.- Boston Courier, Jan 4.
Tu.- was n wise niCrer who in speaking
The weekly Butte record., 1863-02-21

AFRAID OF HIS OWN TRooFs.-An army
correspondent writes that the rebel General
Hludman is said to be very unpopular and in
constant danger of bis life among the men. He
is far from the curly headed, dapper, exquisite
little gentleman that his old Washington ac-
quaiutances would recognize. Polite but stiff
in a coarse gray uniform, and with the marks
of hardship aud toll upon him be is still faith
less, tricky and cruel He had an immense
body guard-some say regiment-of picked
men in battle he keeps concealed, giving his
orders by plans of the field, and reports of his
officers, and he has a surgeon constantly with
him
The weekly Butte record., 1863-02-21
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
Nm County Court. Butte County, Cal.
In the matter of the petition Of L.W Thomas, an
Insolvent Debtor.
pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon. J. 3. Barker.
County Judge in and for the County oi Butte. notice
is aereby given that all the creditors of the said
inSolyent l.. W. Thomas he and appear before the
Hon j. B. Barker aforesaid. in open Court, at the
Con.t room Of said Court ia the togn of Orovllie
on Monday the sixteenth day of March, :. =. 1858,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ Of that dav, then and there 10
show cause il any they ean, why the prayer Of said
insolvent should not be granted and assignment
of his estate made and he be released from all his
debts and liabilities in pursuance Of the statute in
such cases made and provided and in the mean
time all proceedings against said in>oiyent be
stayed.
-, Given under my hand and the seal Of
SEAL. our County Court this 81 day of Feb
t-~-' ruary. A. h. lS63.
/ J. W. GILKNSON. Clerk
Y BY +. HoBAKr. Deputy.
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oRoVILLE.
BIRD & S STEWAR D,

|. STEW ARD HAVING PURCHASED
- an interest in this well known and popular
Hotel, the proprietors wOnld assure the residents
of Orovile and the travelling public that no means
will be left untried to enable them to deserve
share of their patronage.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-02-21

Thar was a wise niger, who, in speaking
of the happiness of married people, said =
.. Dat depends altogedder how dey enjoy dem
selves.
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THE TABLE

Gg- Stages leave this hotel every day for all
parts of the country.
RALPH BIRD.
J. l. STEWARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11

Two hours c0nsultaHon, wqs releasod Do.
ring his mr6si he was BY order Of Ewing, pro.
hbheh (rora tpiyale ooafefsanon vita any
one, nor permitled to telegraph or writetp hie
friends in T.6aeebworth Without subpitti4g.
the telegra0a of letter % Ewing The Mayor
re,urnedthis evening. hundreds ofcitzepsgo; o;
ING out omeot Mm iia eddtessed a saa'
thtobe for two hours, aisae statement ois
lis arrest and denonnciGa Ewing IA bitter
terms He said Ewing had agseed to revoke
bis order declaring martial law and that no
detective should herehRer arrest any evil
Offices tgeryhody hese without respect Of
pariy aenouuess bis arrest u unqualified
terms a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11

sHERDFFS SALE.



Hamilton Gafner Go. W
DY virtue OF and In obedience 10, the command oiA
ID yend execution Sc, 10 me directed, from thb Sill.
perior Cuurt OF Montgomery county, ONO, wul pAi
AZ public sale at the door OF the Court Houpe iuhe
city II Dayton, on ~
Saturday, Stp'eG,b5r 10, 1888, y
At two o'clock m Of said day, heioowing lesoriad
READ estate no tho property OF Hamilton Garner Co.'S
being the undivided one.llf 0f the following doscfihed
real estate, to.w Beginning the north side Of lp
No. 1892 IN the city Of DaytOa thirty three feet wea
Of ths northeast corner OF said lot No 1899; thecf
south parallel h The eastln OF said lot TO the "
the depth OF said lots thence west parallel with iht
north line of said lot aud lot 1881 Ia said city a9 eet
thence north parallel with the east line Of lot No, 1
to the noth line OF said LOT No lp9i thence east Wth
the north line Of lot Nos. 1881 and lQi2 thirty tlfee
feet 10 tho place OF beginning
Tho above described premises undera former sNe-
titiou were appraised at s5lp.
The above described premises were taken on cxesu.
tiun o. the property of Hamilton Garner Co, nj the
suit Of sheldens slason r8 Hamilton Garner Go,
T, above property cannot sell Tor less than n ~
the apprAise flent Terms cash
GEORGE WOGAMAN shorh Mont county,
OHAKJts PARRoTr, Attorney. au22w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
LATE FROM MEXiCO,

SAN FRANoIsco, Sept A-The sleameE
OrisAbelhas arrived from Panaiha, hrinEing.
datea Via Manzanillo from lhe Gig of Mexico
10 the 18th ult Miranon bad been appoint
ed by Fofey, eommandaFoi che French and
Mexican forces The Trumyirate hadnotihs
ed the Representatives. Of foreign govern
ments that legalg government is now proyid-
ed for Mexico, aud requeating them 70 reeog-
niEe the Triumyirate as constituting The
Mexican government The American and
Central American Ministers replied that they
must recognize the Juarez government until
further instructions by their respective goyern-
ments-Comoufort and Dobado had publish
cd strong appeals urging the Mexicans to
continue 10 respect the French,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11

stait; . t5m4 aj for round hoop Ohio
Wheat reeoipta G80dO dali and ltg2c lower
q, sec aasl 0s. lar 0hleago spraK Sic 81
81 b Tor MiIvaukte ci0b 8 ls6si 20 for
tfiRttf fhd. c0tn roecipw aeQc market
with a6,iied sipiply * 7l63Foe mixed.
Oats 6smai 6lg8fi Wsascfa pork scaFcsly
10 6flh II 75(al ~ fos 6id ls l5tAls e6
for heW IAsdsieady st iee9loi Whiaky
so offsred, 5ifloglwd
New YoRe Sepember Il -lDyefnment
slueks in9or and active Money plenty and
a6iiyeo1 call wveA per cent sieglipg
very unsettled at4l Gold 294 Shw lafk
Central 1872 Erie 1861 Reading lltn
Coupons LOG u1iled etates 6ssi Years
cert6caie8 09l f
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oFFfBIAL REPORT OF GENERAL GIL
MORE.

WAsuIHGroN, September l0-Tbe follow
any was received here this afteruoon-De-
partment Of the South, Headquarters in the
Field, Sept. To Maior-Generel II. W.
Halleck-v-l haVeeihe honor to report that
Fort Wagner and Battery Gregg ave pQfa
lsastiAight out sappars crossed che rest oi
the eoantosscasas s. 4iart Y Sfagiser, N iss sec
'front.' masking all its guns, and an order was
issued to carry the place by assault Of nine
0 oloek this morning. that being the hour Of
About tenso' clock last nights tho anemy
commenced esaenating the land side, and all
but twenty-five Of them, made their escape
from, Cummingss p6ihi in small boats
Captured dispatches show that the fort was
commanded by Colonel keilt, Of South Caro-
lima, and was garrisoned by fourteen Hundred
effective men; aud battery Gregg by between
one and two hundred men.
Fort Wagner is work of the most tormid-
able kind Its bomb proof shelters, capable
Of holding one thousand men, remains intact,
after the most terrible bombardment TO which
any fort was ever subjected. We, have cap
tured nineteen pieces of artillery and a large
supply Of excellent ammunition,
The city and harbor Of Charleston are now
completely covered by my guns
have the honor to be, General very re
specially your ohedient servant
q. A. GIMoRE,
Rrt6adier General Com o.
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By Telegraph.
81. larEp FoR rHR nAn.Y EMPInE
SfeHr DISPATCHES.
TENNEssEE Is FREE.

StiNctSvArt, Sept l0.---A dispatch 10 the
Ga4etfe.ir from Knoxville, Tenn, 9Th, says The
great campaign OF the war is over We are IA
Iall possession Of Fast Tennessee, with agreaii
bloodleas, victory The campaign was skill
fully planned, and energeticaly executed
snch woslh rapidity Of our movements that
the rebes were taken unawares aud He'd be-
fore ns WiShoutdestfoying their property
At llohdou, they attempted 10 hold the
bridge, but the impetuosily ol the Third leu
nessee regiment broke them 60 fragments
Three steamboats, three locomotives aud q
large nhnber u rs, were captured there
The hole march Of our afipg Was q perfect
ovation. hnd our entry into kH0xeide was an
eyeIt ldng 10 Be fainomberod Thousands q
people of every age, sex, color, and condition,
hnad lie way eah shautsand tears, intetnin-
eled with maftei isnsic astd ias, reigned su.
preme Rianside addressed the soldiers and
people, aud assured them Of protection aud
that. while Justice would be dealt, revenge
was not the policy Of the Government Gen.
eralsCarter also spoke in touching terms OF
their Aufferings and announced their lermlna'
ton. Colonel Sanders was called out amid
shSuts weieome ColoHel Samuel Gilbert
(44th Ohio1 xas appointed Aiihtaty Governor
Hehetal Carter Provost Marshal General o.
East ehnessee.
Tho second dispatch says Our right winl
is in easy reach Of Rosecraus left The reb
els regarded our expedition as a raid unu
the last moment The march OF two hundred
and City Inilea, was hard one but II was exc
cuted N good order Trains all up IA goo'
shape
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FR0M NEw YonK.

& Nav Yoak, sept IL .--A letter from Nor-
foilSf0lesses to gise details Of the plan which
the febeh have on foot for the recapture OF
that city 1t says an expedition against the
city is 10 be commanded by General Long
street aud several Generals Of lesser light,
who are acquainted with the topography of
the country. Forces are TO be divided and
advanced from three different points. Large
body OF troops will be A. Suffolk 10 make
a feint aud draw our troops there while an
attack is being made upon the city by another
body advancing through Princess Ann county,
with strong reserve Third party is To ap-
lpear in the vicinity Of Sewells Point, while
all this going on to attract the troops station
ed north OF the city
Times dispatch says there is scarcely IA
doubt that Lees army is being depleted to
reinforce Beauregard aud Bragg Up to
within week there was no positive evidence
that this was so, but it is now reduced to n
certainty Our intelligence to this effect is
corroborated by adyices from l.. l.. Crounis
who writes that Longslreets corps has been
ordered West aud South; larger portion Of il
going to Bragg Balapos, probably one divi
ksion, 10 gharleBloh. Hoods division Of this
Y corps moved from their camp near Fredericks
herg, Tuesday morning, Sth at three o'clock
and itt isqnJte generally rndarsiood apola
Il their prisah Soldiers that II was going tc
4 Chafifstoh
a column Of $4,000 to 2O,00Oimen can il
one week be easily thrown by the Vrginii
aud Ehst Tennessee Railroad, to Bristol o
Gteenyille in East TenDesaee.
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Dayton Market.


DAYTON, September ..
HARSHMANS FLoUR--Red wheat
Wholesale 90, retail 20.
WHEAT--New $1,000 old 90@95
CORN-50@55
oATS-4O@45
BARLEY-90@l 90.
RYE--G0@70
HAY--Timothy 10 OO@I8 90 per ton,
FLAX-SEED-l 25.
CoBFEE- 30@32.
SUGAR--l24@M
WHTSKY--47.
CHEESE-l0b@ll,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
MAYOR ANTHONY OF LEAYEN-
3 WORTH RELEASED

ST. LOUIS, September 10 --Anotherspecial
"a the Democrat, from Leavenvorth Of the
gth, says Mayor Anthony was arrested by
t4o detectives, aided by twenty soldiers, who,
without a word with his friends or a moment 5
time, placed him in wagon and started to-
ward Kansas City at rapid rate. Anthony
was taken to Ewings headquarters, and after
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Width 2.--First col,
FACTS ARE STuBBoRN TxfTNdsg

Hear sid Philadelphia correspondent says 10 tho
co6sra5swualth, Wilmington, Dcaware 9TH Of April
~ An Hnffah feneman, formerly connected Niththq
Hftiaif rns aud who etyes himself tho EIieah Do
tsho Phsriat has Of late gained Rn extensive reppla.
t7n hefd ~ s ski n curing all manner ot complaints
sona of III lAflehts have conyeFsed with, aud they
fnotinee h remedies and mode o. treatment ns Eqfy
snpesfdf s5mu have been restored rs by magic The
inedsolna re 8od Is distilled by himncf from various
kefbs ID Bslna rare curative properties.
sWhila Getting IN the army be devoted his leisure
nomontn ihoongh study Of tho efecta produced "
seftar usicna roots and herbs all manner Of dr.
eAaes If1fns he has found and speedy remedy
fOr all tho iEs that heah "a her to- la practice
nirdy bsinhafe, aud IL daily increaang. La the com
peiDM 10 whlolf cnales subjected he has no eqa
IS inrre npin6ef here have testified that they pwe not
aniy fhe sessnt good health, but toir lives, TO The
xii Of thit EhEh Botanic physcau." Hr ofnce y al
No. so EAST FIFTH STREET,
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siMfolral.
YrzAss WHAT THn MEDICAL PHnss


Bona phyaicihna requitc Oho told nenanre Of ypur
alrsasaa-ths ESGLfsn borANlCeftafiOiAN ttssa
NOT HIS perfect knArieige OF the 10 yH
hins 70 fha ltca~ without ang lniersln t ro4
thc stiert iia af ikai cahsf ard @
81 euro And. ellt. i more yauahsAll ie til bpgt
esiy and frahkiy Toll Whether you ct te CURED " nv
Thls VIII sailagy youf mind, and save yon eS eaae i
favlnR yoa tnssy dollar Il viii save sVW heaitit
and vhat q bst.ef simn ALI it viii save youfis 97
being ahOttsnnd W wtrnN nchsinent, 49,
MI s4aIninatlofs are made without any norfpatiou
nom he pailts haft1ra be thoroughly underatHnds
their Physical eqHdsflonand phrenologcal
without th hs never could have performed ~ many
asionishnr cures II should ta rnmnnbhrei tlnt thr
noianic phraeian paTforns hnfe Thought iinrosa ps
n r, havs ife others and got toiie y gpaw wAh a
utos rno hsafh and long lie, you wse, you WIZ
- ari 9bnanit DR. RAPHAEL, the botanic fhyalcieA
All His communications and interviews are ufe'ly'
prlvaes And ooa1dentiai,- Medical Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
By the way, Have You Heard
theeNewsl

4 sAs taaeiyaa i,sx si7,K, iarge H.ses
Il y fftsit u ~ The oaet l7alt 8
sirs Il IA ssiIl II u
rwEtv i j Vt 4fsg " ltsle
ThenosrS klad M
Rlra n lIotone d9llhf,e worth q the nices' kqisl
sO0RTEEE GENT sUGAR, At bffes
Mrs. .. got one dollar wbfth Of he eiioidNs
ity Of
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR. ar aflHflR IS
Mr. h, says that he got the beet quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. a. MfHioR's,
That he ever aranls and Ngs. Hsals she got tae anA
esl Of
GREEN rEktaF . AftNtoK's
While every body eallsNeta SONS of thai eseelign
RxeEIsIos asigis. a, a lAilNlcH
bfr Nj says 10 pllgetsqs6 gsgq 9aFrei ot
wHprr FISH AZ gs,A 9IfNIcKs,
6smdodiy yhe bsat h. sYerasia sigo the supply 81
NO ! aAoREnEl, Af.i a. dlNtoK's,
Both tor sae and quality cannot BE- ee9ell75 m thia Or
any other Inarkot
peet hi- stock Of
UHOIOE DRIED FRUIT,
uOFFEE8 AND rEA8,
SUGAR oR A1L NfdDsi
And the largest andbest arleyof Groceries % beseen
IN the clty. It's large estahiiehmantispnthee
Corner of Market and Je0scgnn ftH'
h9lsy ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
FRnM NnRTH cARoLlNA.

NEwYoRK, Sept l0.-The transport Dan
Webster, from the Southern coast arrived to-
day, reports that she was boarded on the 9th
at 1890 A. NJ, inside OF Cape Henry by a
boat belonging to the frigate Minnesota, from
the blockading feet off Wilmington, N, @.
She reported being On shore with her boats
She had fight with the rebels killing twelve
and capturing two guns, which she brought
with her
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
New YOrk Market.

NEw YoRK, September ll-Flour dull
aud dropping, at S4 5000 80 for extra
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Brigadier General Com
ANOTHER VICTORY capture OF
3 FORT SMITH, A8RANSAS--LlTTLE
ROCK EVACUATED

ANOIHEh VIZ CIOkA r--ty al 1 OINb VI
3 FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS--LlTTLE.
ROCK EVACUATED.
LEAvESwoRTH, September 10. hicial in
telRgence of the capture Of Fort Smith reach
ed here this evening
3. On the 3lst, Blunt camped within two miles
OF Cooper and Cahill, who had force of 1000
rebels west Of the tort The next morning he
marched to attack them, but they had lied,
Col Cloud chased Cahill twenty mites south
and had d brief engagement but after few
rounds Cshill Snen fled in al direntious
Gloss was sight Soauaed Captain Lace
Of the Second Kansas, was killed Before
Cloud returned, Blunt entered the fort unre-
sisted
Blunt is seriouslyill and viii return home
ward as soon as heris s.hle 10 ~ up AiclH'
tosb has gone toward Red River, with only
one hhnared aud fifty men from his two regt
ments Ia thirty dpys no rebel force wiil re.
main 10 tho Indian Territory coutrabpnds
are loeking to Fort smilh
The rebels evacuated Little Rock and re
moved forty miles below to Fort Washington
which they are fortiiying.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
QFrnCeries, Nr
Don,estac yVf1ea Ana Eli4nols


Agents for Sale Of Pure + oiltl ~ 4 lsk3 !
No 3bt stsohd strps'Fi tap
IKE have inosl fespeeiiiy q aeQaaqlt tsq, set.
have ieHteeo,l ,afncrsbia under ~ Ai'ie Ald
slyls oi III osi{I ,ek BkQf Err of tlie pnfaose
ofsosrftink Cd Tue whoisslte xr99era lsleof igat
and tobacco heslnsAeip ipaytpn. ohlls "a the Atf
ffand 81 E 3,H6en,' n q. all siacobd 4Neet
HaSina suipis nj Aus 20 eIibble rlse Eae'is
{roia th,i best hntlAes - NeT fark, tt ppfa ii q
pi6ialelrhia asa Ayin hei year ineil zee
NJ hoid Nssl tlie bea, ind ueelfe " diit
old ehst iiDefand llVheis vgetey oe W. & ellof'
10 pttftiha II ffofn a.. "a
kIs0'BRrilN late " DIE Afto tei Nbren . f1s
Toledo, Ohio. WI devote llH unie Hrd atepiiol VI
please al dose VIII maY qriile vs. lff Rt a nti
known ionse, .iid D O'ERf&N, Hilt ife9t iilr 9fs
nuul,y Ner Il possible. "a eytr Neiefa llstu %
"a q yeFy graf lli for past avore, ald fnilf "
clt n shafe of yOuf thture patronage inlanh% ttni
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES,

w,faaat tle use Of Msrenry, without hindrance rom
biaineas and without fear discovery ofexposnro No
deadly ponona auch areAnic, nnx yoEieF opiaai qf
ANY other posons No morcury any deady minerals
nothing but paseiy Vegetable botanical lenedea hre
used by Isl wonderful Botanic physican lls iotanio
ana he roat dangerous cases. and all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Rnfnedlsa had 1Ailod.- Medical Joarnal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES

Rear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press Snys 9Th
Of March, 1862;
We arr decidedly opposed 70 drug and 70 adYeftised
remedies for the prevention q saving chliTeni but No
feel Il o1r duty 70 aeknowiodge benefit oa any and
nom every source when It Il for ne ilef of suffering
humanity, tAgt hos come " pnr knowiedge that
ought be- promulgated aud widely circulated for tho
bohent OF those ladies' whose delicate health makes u
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months aftsr marriage, Lady OF our ac
quanance gave birth 70 daughter but her euherings
wore great that her pyaeans deepared Of her recoF
cry This mho her dread the very honghta OF again be-
coming mother. She tried evoIy thing to prevent
repetition hor suerings but without succeeding. Two
years after marriage ahs again confined but her a
erngs were 80 great that the child died. and her own lilo
was ilespaired of She told by her family physician
that she had any children he ired her life would
b the forfeit all the remedies she had tried before
had faed, she applied TO the Botanic Physician hr'
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-11

THE TELEGRAPH WORKING TO
CHATTANOOGA.
LouisyuLD, Sept l0-The Telegraph Of.
Zee is open at Chattanooga, connecting with
Louisville
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCBEs.

NO ARRANGEMENTS IN REGARD TO
4 THEN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
N~L'rfAg nI9
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Herr what the Baltimore correspondent of The Ued,
follow Doonsboro, Maryland said on Thursday the slst
Of May, 1860; ,aaslu,. .,t..,. &
pNumerOus Of diseases eaneed W early hulsgte
son oaynv been performed by the Englsh Botanic Ply
sotan feel II my duty, having knoNedgeoi oi them 20
state the fact believing that In doing 80 IInay 90 service
M ta suffering one cass In paroular-that OF young
man In this oity-s worthy Of note lie had become the
victim Of habit the alluAi0n 10 which causes
shudder and aar suffering and doctoTinsgae
Al! hppas OF recovery Hs wished TO marry, ana wac
dearly beloved by sweet girl as ever isped words
ia dared not wed on account Of the shattered state
Ills Bysem He sough. relief VI the bands OF the 30
tanio Phyacan and, astonishing AZ tmay Beem el tue
bloom and vgor Of youth has returned ana he Is no"
he happy father OF pair Of bright boys.'
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
nREvENTIvE TO HAVE CHILL
nRFM
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1863-06-25
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
OLD AND ONLY RELrAgLE Rourr r.s
RAILROAD LINE,

VLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST.
F:om burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo.
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlingt on on the 6.DO NJ
train connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Centra
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Eyeningtrains. Both trains connect with
anthe great Eastern Railroad routes, ,to-wit M. c.
VIA Detroit N via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and Ft Wayne Z via Fl Wayne, OF which passen-
gers can take their choice. r-@---'
only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any other Bnr
lington.
Baggage checkedtnrough to Detroit Niagara FaIE
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, BuGale'
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. =
Tickets for this great Eastern thorougare for sale
AZ Ot.umwa, Fairheld Mt Pleasant and at the Tick
ct Office corner Front nd Watersheds Burlinptor
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trains
Fare as low as by any other route.
R.F. H0SFORD,
Dee. is, 'el. GenlAg't O. b. o .RR
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1863-06-25
BURLINGTON & NO. RIVER R R

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