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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

FRoM THE 27rH.-We have had the
pleasure of perusing letter from George
G. Wood, Co. a." eth Iowa volunteers,
under date Of jackson, Tenn, January 9th,
1863. The brigade in which the 9th il
situated, has just made two OF three forced
marches to get crack at the rebels, and
failed each time. They illhave an oppor.
tunity in good time, doubtless. Mr.. S. j.
Case, to whom tho letter was addressed,
has US shown five dollar bill OF the North.
ern Bank Of Mississippi" which he reeeiv.
from young Wood. The plate was gsnu.
inc, but the signatures arc fictitious.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
The Early Physical Degeneracy Of
AMERICAN people,

JUST PUBLISHED By DR. STONE
Physical" to the Troy Lung t. Hygienic I,.stismse
Treatise on the Causes Of ,riy Phys,cs, Decline sr
Hnt'iran PEOPLE the eau o, Of Nervous Debility,
Con unsltion and Mara.mus.
This mo,k is one Of h,sh moral ,o,. ,r,,,,., -.
chastt vt M1h"g lanouagr. appeals d,uct,v a. III
moral co"sci"usn.sx Of All PAkENTN and s;ror'
a'ans detailing scie sc aud riiaLi. aid
Stamps. Y" s'" -
~ Parents and Guardians! Young Mcni and
L"d'ss! rais not to send and get this book.
A Word At so1csms, C,,m.c,cm,, ,ax,
!" Those who Will r,flecl
, rss % nauies prevail to fearful extent in
s...s n"nr,~ o to- sn - Least loooos Youth Of b"
are very lmp-rfrctly ukder.toud. Their ~ CO 80"
ic>tston. Of symptoms are Nervou. D,bi,.,. 800
ton s;d exhaustion; Mara mus wasting ana cs"
sumption OF the whole body shortness OF hr..th;.-
or hurried hrear hing ascending hill or n;ah {.
stars great lpitaon Of the heart asthma n,on
Iimh. III" sore en.oA. shaking Of the Hands aud
L'tnoS aseron to society ard to business ~ .iud" .
dmne,s OF eye sight loss Of m.morv I;; .uu,
.ssu' Neurasin pain in various part. of an, bodx
pans III the Back TOR Limits, Lumbaro nv.n.r;. ,
indigestion" lrregu,ar! Of the i,owes a.,. pp" os
ton IL the kdasys and other vIan,Is ~ ,n ss
e,, OF rienr A'ou. he, v,rulrnt d. ca ~ ia
and Nervous ,pa>ns. r'Pv' "y''esa
Now IN "ine y-nine eases out OF every one hundred
an, 'ms aoS'e named dh.order aud host ~ Of hers
not named, as Consumption OF the Lnnvs .nS .n".
most insid'ous aud WHY form of Con,un1 -; - ne.
spinal Nerves, known AZ Table, Dor -sle.. ma M '
.cr,ca nave their seat and origin IN di .. -. - -.
Pelvic Vhcera Hence, the want of .urc.~. " ~.
'u H. r'n ." prscnce Ia treating SYM tom, only
Iysenic intuition. is now engaged in trs.t;s ~ ~
s%.ees %. Ths e n"aas' with the aston, hing
stew II is ha>ci upon cistis urincin,s. v;,h m.
discovered remedies, Without minerals or no.on ~ y
l'etc> OF cure are such that patents rsm -" co.,
~ Their homes, in any part OF the countrv -, .o
,s OF their case BY letter. and b.
;n,,rreuann se .;,, 'he by mail express armed
'"'srrogatofies will be forwarded on apnlc.tio, ~
., Ns consumption. Catayrb ani disease. Of thu
curea as well at tue lone Of patient. n. at the
insuuio", by sending the Cold Medic tied INuar,sa
,;nns A., NApoHs, with inhaler aud ample dirse
o. 49, ~. , sne'r usc. and direct corresp ondepcc
ra'eht> app ying for terrogato rie, or advic.
49, -, . .r return stamps, To meet attention
T., &c attending Physician will be found a. tia
..S.tGUoh, Tor consultation, from 9 A. NJ to n -
u each day. SUNDAY, in tile forenoon ~
pbvsc niuases., DR.. ANDREW STONE,
,, 70 the Troy Lung and Iiycicn,c Instr nj.
ana Physici for Disc. es of the M.ar, T,rn. w.
Lungs ~ Firth street, rroy,N Y. s.7yI "N
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

- We see By the Galcna papers that
Dr. n. L. Pierce, dentist, who operated on
teeth at this place but short time since,
q now prseticing his art in that city. We
havs . specimen Of bis handiwork, which
~ carry in our mouth. that, - . skillful
pisce Of workmanship. cannot be excclled
Ay any person in the world. We had hoped
Doctor ?. would locate here, but what is
our loss is Galena's gain, and this is one Of
fortunes shilts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
McGregor, Jan. 18th, 1863.

Here is the anonymous poem referred t.
above:
rHa SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHER COMMISSION
Go FORTH thou dearest precious seed,
Aud sow 1t far and wide
Though weeping nav, thou mays't return
With full sheav". At thy site.
The field--the .inful human heart
The seed tho truth o. God;
With earnest prayer. and tru.ting faith,
GO-scAtter 1t abroad!
The seed may terminate, perhaps
Bear fruit an hundIe ed fold
Yet. murmsr not, if rpening grain
Thou mayst not now behold.
The labor that thv fathless heart,
May deem perchance los,
Eternity may yet reveal
Led loved ones to the cross. ..
II through thine efforts little feet
Were kept from going astray-
II through thy pleadings but one soul,
Sought Christ, the 81 ruth, the Way
FOR watching weariness, aud tears.
For each denial made,
Fen for q lii. of toll, thou w.rs
thousand fold repaid
Faint not! God OF to darkeued souls
Glmp.eS Of glory grants
Feet swift to cad destruction . path,
Ch'ist-ward may make advance,
TIE harde,t heart NAV swell beneath
The story OF Christ's love,
Unhallowed life may learn the song
The Angels sing above!
Toll on ! A f. v more years ut most,
Aud "ie,rt and strength shall -
Then faithfully implant he truth,
II must and ,0iN prevail.
And wien to garner up the grain
The aDgelreap,5s come,
In s'"d'. b!s-t kinEdom thou shalt join
The glorious "harve>t home"
McGregor, Jan. IS, 1868.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

DENTlsrRy.-Drs. Hunt & King Of this
city have opened branch Office ut Deco
rah, for the practice Of Dentistry in all its
branches. There is no necessity hereafter
resting upon any Of the fair daughters or
brave men Of our inland neighbours, to go
toothless, or with aching molars to drive
them to distraction. We will add inciden.
tally that Messrs H. & K. are good fellows
and posted in their line Of "bis."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

Weather. Markets. &c.
Since our last issue we have enjoyed
pleasant winter weather, the tendency being
gradually to an increased temperature.
which eliminated Monday evening in a
warm snow storm the fall Of snow b. ing
about two inches. Large quantities Of pork
and merchandise have been transported
across the ice in teams during the past
week.
Receipts cf produce have been very
heavy. Tn Friday it 10 estimated there
were from nine hundred to one thousand
teams IN toun laden with pork, wheat. etc.
We counted at one time ono hundred and
serenty eight teams waiting to have their
loads weighed at the city scales. The
clerks have been kept so busy that it has
been impossible to get any figures on the
amount Of produce weighed for that day,
or for the week. The rush was immense,
and on Thursday and Friday the city scales
could not weigh all that was offered. Other
scales were called into rcqusi,ion, and large
quantities Of pork was Jumped off. Col.
A. P. Richardson bought one lot Of one
hundred hogs in the lump. Probably SO
much produce was never before offered in
one day.
As We 60 to prcss--Tuesday p. m.-thc
! rush still continues, and Main street is
blocked from Market squarcto r. Y Cory's
store with loads Of produce. 1t is good
sight for any person who has got the blue
devils.
A new platform has been erected adjon'
ing the city scales, on which two additional
sets Of scales is placed by the authority OF
the city, and under the superintendent OF
Capt. ID. 3. Hoffman, city wcigher.
Benton Bros. & Co. quote Amber Iowa
at 95; No. l, eoa9s; No. 2, soas5; reject.
ed, 7oa75; pork, s3,soa4, 80; hidcs--dry,
Is; green, =; &c, &c.
New York dispatches Of Monday p. M,
announces gold at sl,o75; stocks active
and better.
Milwaukee dispatches Of same date,
place wheat in fair demand at $l,O3al Is
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

~ Capt. Toner, Of the U. S. Army,
who has been in our midst for sometime
past, goes to Washington in few days on
official business.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
Shipments for 1909.

Shipments for 1902.
Below will be found an interesting table.
furnished us by Gen. Lawler, Of the Mil.
waukee & Prairie du Chen Railway Co.,
showing the amount Of exports from this
port over rail during the year 1862.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

az The Musical Convention under the
auspices Of the musical talent Of McGre.
gor, promises rare treat TO our friends of
this place and vicinity. We are glad to
see that there is desire on the part of the
public to forget for while the cares of
business and devote little time to the
cultivation Of that sublime art which has
"Charms to soo.he the savage breast"
We see no reason why music canno: be
as popular among Us as it is among the
Europeans. In natural talent for music, We
arc Ear superior to other nations, and it is
only necessary to sustain and support such
convention as We will have here in few
days, to make music quite popular in every
household throughout the land. No doubt
our city will be thronged with strangers
and visitors to attend the convention, and
as every lover Of music IS also lover oil
the beautiful-therefore We advise all cur
lady and gentlemen friends to call atten-
ton Of all visitors to the beautiful and
well selected stock Of domestic Dry Goods
and Clothing, Boots and Shoes anc Gents
furnishing goods at Ham,nerslough Bros,
north side Of the public square.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

~ Owing to absence u Rev. Mr..
Clinton, there viii be no services at Ken
SsdH6 nA& ssn eosdsy srsnisE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

The heaviest snow storm known in the
history Of Cincinnati, occurred there on
the 10th inst.
The Alabama has again been heard from,
having captured and burned the bark Par.
ker from Boston for Aux Cages. Suisse.
quently she captured the Union, but lei
her 60 on her master giving bonds for the
vessel
The bill authorizing the issue Of $3.50,
600, 900 legal tender notes for the immedi.
ate payne Of the army and navy, is q
law.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09

power beyond the Constitution, as usurpas
ton. He trusted that the voice of great
and mighty people would yet reach the Execu-
tive ana penetrate, the halls Of Congress.
6. Freedom Of Speech and Of the PSsss.
Governor MEDARY responded to this senti.
ment most happily, and was heartily applaud
cd.
7. Lincoln Bastiles.
Dr. EDsoN B. 0LDswas called upon to respond
to this sentiment, and he did II ably and satis-
factorily.
A McGREGoR, Esq, of the Stark county
Democrat. who also had been imprisoned in .
LINcoLw bassile, was called on for speech
He came forward and gave an interesting 40
count of his incarceration.
8. The RisAts Of the States.
Col MANYPENNr was called upon to respond
to this sentiment He rendered his thanks Il
the committe for the honorimplled In this sslec
tion and call, and spoke few appropriate words
on the subject Of State rights.
8. The Army and Many
Hon. WIN. ], FLAae, of the Ohio House o.
Representatives, madea war speech in Response
to this sentiment. He gave the Abolitionistl
some hard hits as he went along.
10. The Constiisdion as Il 10 the Union az i
,oas, and the Negroes ohs,s they are.
Hon. L. R. CRITcHRIELD, Attorney General
responded to this toast in an eloquent manner
Judge THURMAN. before announcing the mex
toast, remarked that never before was an Ad
ministration so signally rebnked as was thl
Or esent Administration in the recent elections
The Constitution had provided for change IL
the Administration by the ballot, and by thil
means the people of the North will change the
nolicy Of the Government. Il would be done
by peaceful means and not by revolution.
Judge r. read the next toast.
IL. The War--Not to free negroes; not IA
be taxed to buy negroes; not TO be overrun
with negroes; not to set negroes to cutting the
thrOats of white men, women and children, did
the Northern people unfurl the old flag 10 this
war: To maintain the Constitution, aud the
Union was their purpose, purpose they will
never eXchaDRe IOr tne mao ana inhuman
scbemes of Abolition.
Hon. A. M. JACKSON forcbly and eloquently
responded to this toast; but time will not per.
NIT us to notice particularly any Of his remarks
which were often loudly cheered. .n'r
10 The question Of mans capacity for sci f.
governments not yet unsettled. He who de-
nies that capacity libels the American people
He who would overthrow their right of self.
government is public enemy.
IS Hon, CHAs. FoLLErT, in responding to the
foregoing sentiment, was most happy In his
srs suments and Illustrations. His speech was
received with enthusiaatic applause.
The lateness of the hour at which the exer.
cises closed, makes it impossible for us 10 give
a more full report of the speeches, than We
have given above. We have full notes oi
them, bat have neither the time to write them
ont, nor to put them in type-as we must go
to press in time for the early mails. All the
speeches were rap.ufously applauded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
The Arraignment of the New York Po.
lice Commissioners.

..-,. a. ~. asc,..aa o,.nosa IN ana.
~ oon.o'",'y
tain the CONSTITUTION OF tne oniteo osasoe s"s
that Of the State Of New York, Governor
sryMouR Immediately mon his accession to
.sa.. .,,.a - % ~ ,,a,,ho.. oe ,ha Mstro.
o~0' 0's0. '"o"' sAo
politan roiice boaro OF Now xork C'v " ap.
pear before him at Albany on Saturday, the ID
mat M tvo o,olook. p M. TO show cause why
,.,s ..,r. ..-.a Co., ,aa,. unon
'ney snou'u no' Do 'omo'o. .'o'. sA r.
charges preferred against them. Tnese cnafs'
es the Buffalo Courier sums up briefly as fol-
,o~s.
''" w ,,. =,
fnst-1inat tney pefmitted tne Ponoo ~
maze afIilaty ar.es'a OF ci',zens, noS ,,ohis ohs
Violation Of tbs Coysti.ution Of The United
States and the Constitution and laws Of the
state OF New YORK. >,
,bs Mslnoi;.sn iSss n;.s,, =. ~ PoIcs % ~ he used
for improper purposes-to wit, the illegal in.
carceration OF persons against whom no charges
were preferred, and who had oommi..e1M ~. ~
RrInsmade ia a, srsmnl"' %
Third-That after an investigation Of the
conduct OF Superintendent Kennedy In detain-
Ing Mrs. Brinsmade for several weeks In duresa
without warrant or authority of law, the Com
missloners reprimanded him, but yet sust iined
his course, whereas the facts were sufficient TO
justify hin removal from the service.
/ Fourth-That they caused or permitted John
A. Kennedy to issue an order to the police
previous 10 the State election on the 4th Of
November last, which order was published fpE
tho purpose of intinidating voters by threaten
ing their arrests at the polls, and their detention
at the station houses "subiect to the orders oi
the Secretary Of War" thus interfering VIE
.ne iieeso@ Oh seassge anu nTions .n ~ s,'" !"
a Federsi sf3oisi Al WashinRton who had nei
therau.hsrity or right to nsddle with election'
10 this state or IN any osher'
The two Commissioner failed 70 appear a.
the hour designated In the summons. Inc hou'
tor their appearance was postponed I'LL Oil
O'Clock the same evening, to give them furtne
time to appear and answer. Shil they faiie'
to appear. On the Monday following, GOV
SEYMOUR Issued an official order In which III
says:
The object OF the hearing on the 80 inat was g
receiVe tne answer VI .nv SommisSioIefe, au'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
For Supreme Judge.

EDITOR ONO STATESMAN: Will you please say
that the Democracy of the Old Monroe judicial
District will present the name of Judge John
W. Okey to the llth Of June State Convention
for nomination for Supreme Judge of Ohio7
Judge Okey's name was presented to the last
place 10 that Of the distinguished and popular
Judge Ranney-Judge Okey's friends believing
shat the fact Of Judge Ranney being 30 much
better known over the State would add strength
to our cause and ticket. But now they believe,
without intending any disparagement to any
one, that no man In Ohio can be found to fll
the dgnified position Of Supreme Judge with
more ability than Judge 0key.
Very truly, n. T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09

Messrs. Armstrong and Crltchfsld were de
clared duly elected to the offices for which they
were respectively candidates, for the term Of
two years, from the % Monday of January,
1863.
Mr.. Lind offered resolution, which was
adopted, instructiDg the Finance committee to
report bill authorzlng the Commissioners oi
the several counties of the State to levy o tax
to pay volunteer bounties and to pay back indi.
vidual subscriptions that have been paid to vol.
unteeFs as bounty. House bill, To fix the time
of holding the annual meeting of the State
Board of Agriculture, was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Smith offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: ii. q.
ResOlvsd, That the standing, committee on
Finance be instructed to make such exsmina.
tion % may be necessary, in order 30 determine
whether It 10 practicable to so change the laws
relating TO the assessment of personal property,
as to provide for the taking of the annual as
sessment Ia the month Of October; and that
they report the result Of their inyastga ations 10
this House, by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Dfesel, from the select committee TO
whom was referred the petition of VIM. Trevitt,
asking reimbursement for a payment into the
State Treasury on land to which the State had
no title, reported bill. which was read the frst
time, To refund to William Trevitt the amount
paid by him to the State of Ohio on lands to
which the State had no title. Mr.. Hills intro.
duced bill. which was read the first time, To
amend the 18th section Of an act for the incor.
poration of Townships, passed March IA, 1853
After disposing of sundry Senate Messages.
the House adjourned until ten O'Clock to-mor-
row, morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN /

For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis Inau
epsa, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Diellt Breathing, Liver
Ansctions Pain or weakness Of Breast or Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, etc.
In short this Baissm q peculiarly adapted to every
disease Of the Lungs and Liver which produced BY our
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known 10 polssss impor-
tant medicinal properties. This not isflmiIiaf to every
maron In our land, physicisns often prescIhe II In df
ferent forms for variety Of oomplans Tar, also, hss
been equally noted for is virtues; and mo physicians
whose names are familiar to the whole country, have
gone aras to declare that eyep consumption could
be cured BY that alone. In other lands, again, IL
was nearly valuslcss, owing no doubt TO their Gno
rance In preparing and administering it-a dflcuIy
now entirely obvisted By patient sxPersnce and long
experiment. 81
The sxtraerdinay medicinal powers Of these two sub
stance now, for the Arst time, combined and en-
bodied inDR. WIBTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD OHER-
hK. By nice chemical process, everything delete
rious or useless rejected 90 that what remains q
the most extraordinary and truly efcacious remedy
known 10 man. V-s l-ilt - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09
Court Of Common Pleas, Frank
49, ts lin County, Ohio. III

Alfred Efaw
o. vs.. \ In Partition.
John Efaw OF alS ---..
TN PURSUANCE OF THE RDRR OF
i the court, In this case, to me Issued, Will Offer
for sale at the door Of the Oeurt House. In the city Of
Columbus, Ohio bet Ween the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
N :, and O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1853,
the following described real estae situate in Jackson
township Franklin county Ohio, and In Virginia Mill
tary Survey No. 6ll5, bounded % follows Beginning
at stake and two bur oaks southeast corner 10 Lot No.
II, in B. 6msads survey, No. 6ll5; running thence
west seventy Aye poles to stake and three white oaks
thence north 10 degrees west 9ik poles to two white
oaks and black oak thence east as poles to stake near
three white oaks In the east line Of said lot; thence
sonth 10 degrees east 94k poles to the beginning
tanning forty-three acres, more or lem.
Appraised at 0l $50.
Terms OF 0ne-third In hand, ons.third In one
and one.thrd in two years. with interest from day Of
sale, and payments to be secured by mortgage on prem
ises. --7.I
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees % 90.
II. o. NOBLE, Atty.
jan9-d1tkwtd I'D" .- - .-.
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The Ohio Leri.lasurs,

r--r if THuRspAT, January 8.
sENArE.--Pfayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Mather.
The President announced that be bad re-organ-
lied the standing committees ss follows, pur.
suant to resolution adopted by this body on
Tuesday:
STANDING coMMrrTEEs OF THE sENATE.
On Agriculture-Messrs. Bierce, Hitchcock,
Perill, McLung, Marshall, MILESTONE and
Kelly.
On Claims-Messrs. Eggleston, Gardner,
Mcveigh, Reamy, Sprsgue, Henkle and Hum.
phreyville.
Messrs. Blerce, Sherard, Groesbeck, Coates
and Gardner.
On Currency-M -Messrs. Hitchcock, Egeleston,
Robson, Sinnet, Johnston, MoBurney and
Lang.
On Corporations other than Municipal
Messrs. Ready, Bierce. Kenny, Welsh and
Lang.
On Enrollment--Messrs. Godfrey, o'cOnner
and Miles.
On Federal Relations-Me McBurney,
Gunckel, Lang, Neal, Sherrsrd, Ready and
On Flnsnee-Messrs. Groesbeck, Robson,
On tbe Iudiciarv--Messrs. GuncksI. Rasdv
Finch Neal Lang. sherrard and Mclao,nev
On STATE Ruiidinea-Measrs Gardne. Eitch
cock. EGisl.ston' Kennv and Costss '''"
On Unisersities, Colleges, and Academies--
Godfrsv and Nsai '' y 0'NNO''
On Privileged and Elaotions--Ne.s,s M.
rnnc. Lang and Gsrdnsr NV
On Medical Colleges and societiss-Messra.
Pnh. Costss Godf,ss Rnh;son sn5 n,rn.sn.
a. Ssisriss and Fsss-"Mssas. - .IJ, WaI.h
snraoue. sinnet. Whatstone and M a,.hoI, '''"'
On Evils resnlt;ng S,om the saIo ~ In.ox,.
eating I.iono,s--Essss,s' ou.nh, NIL. R"h.
Johns,on and Hnmshrs,v,IIs --''' ''V"''
IN Rsforn School ana Stat. Asv,nr, sor IA, :
ota--Messrs. Mcveigh, Hitchcock, Perrill, Nc
Lung ano nenk.e. M o.-pc
Guucks ksl and Hitobcock. '''' '''''' o'A''''
On Manufactures and Commerce Messrs.
Eggleston, koblson, Kelly, Finck and Kenny.
Johnston G | Mcveioh Cssdns, s.; Pass;,, " e.sn .aS
sprague.
On Public Benevolent Institusions-Messrs
,ss; Iohss,on 0sS.sI snS Op ooi'ey'
On New Counties-- Messra. Henkle. ouim-
by and Kelly. sos
On Municipal Corporas,ons.- Mesars; Humph-
JobnatoD. Miiss snd NAL '' 0''ns''
On Peni.ensiary- -Messrs. sprsgus, shsrrard, ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-09

Increase of serviceaon Mail Route No.
9410.
Many of our citizens will be pleased to see
the following letter to Mr.. Cox:
PosToTRIcE DERARTMKNT,
CokTRAcr OyFIor,
WAsHINaroN. Jan. 3, 1867
SIR:-The Postmaster General has made On
order increasing service on Route 94l9, Colum-
bus to Center Village, TO three times week,
including Ovid and Harlem.
Respectfully,
GEO. W. MCCLELLAN,
Second Asst p. M. General. (.
Hon. 8. 8. Cox, House Of Reps.