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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

SEoREr SooIErIEs.-- In the Indiana Lsgisla-
ture last week, resolution was offered, order
ing An investigation into the secret political So
eisties supposed T. exist in Indiana. Epery
Democrat i'l The House votcd against tie resolution.
This suppositien 10, and the evidence sccumu-
lates every day to establish the fact, that pow
srful secret organization is preparing TO carry
cut the scheme. 20 boldly stated by Vallandig-
ham, Of separating the Western from the East
srn States, aud thus build up three ConfedeFa-
eiss out Of ths URited States
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

Salt Lake City, Jan. 25.-An expedition of
cavalry infantry, with two howitzers under COM
mand Of Col. Conner, started North to chastse
the Indians. 800 Snakes, entrenched on Bear
river with rifle pits; two hundred miles north,
recently became outrageous, numbering Beaver
head miners and bidding defiance to soldiers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

Tribune's despatch says that upon Gen. But
ler's arrival at New Orleans to resume command
of Department of the Gulf Gen. Banks will be
ordered to Texas at the head ola sufficient force
for the purpose of assisting the Union men of
that State to restore to the Union as free CONF
tnOnWealth
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

Irs. Mary W. Foster died at Mt. Holly N. Y.
on the 18Th Of December last, aged 100 years and
3 months. She had 1870 living descendants,
down 10 the fifth generation. She had brother
KILLED 10 the battle Of Bunker Hill. aud she knit
bkiEs M ~ Aa3aRjM tYTB nnd faA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Fremont, Lima & Union Railroad.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
MARY KING,

.SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
MARY KING,
John b. b. Dickinson, ct al.
By virtue Of order Of sale issued from said court In
the above entitled cause shall offer for the door
1.-THE Court House, in Fremont, sandusky county and
State Of Ohio, on
Wednesday, February ls, 1868,
at one o'clock, PM Of said day, the following described
lands aud tenement to witt tlats In tho county Of SAM
dusky, State OF Qhio
ln-ots numbers one thousand one hundred efahteen.
one thousand one hundred nineteen; one heusand one
hundred twenty one thousand hundred twenty
one Thousand one hundred twenty-five; one thousand
one hundred tWentythree; one thousand one hundred
twenty four one thousand hundred twenty Ave;
thousand one hundred twenty sx thousand hum
dred twenty -seveA thousand hundred twenty
eight one thousand one hundred twenty nne thOu-
sand one hundred thirtyi one thousand enc hundred
thirty thousand hundred thirtytWo one
thousand enc hundred thirty-three thousand one
hundred thrty-four; thousand hundred thirty
Ave; thousand hundred thirty thousand
one hundred thirty-seven; one thousand hundred
thirty one thousand hundred thr niue;
thousand one hundred forty; thousand hundred
forty-one; one thousand one hundred forty-tWO;
thousand one hundred fnrty ,thTee; thousand
hundred forty four Asdeserbed the plat of the in.
corpoTaed village ofFremont In said county and State
A. X. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Greene Winslow, Plaintiffs AttoTneys
January 10, 1868. 2wb Pr. fees, $e,2o
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

A Washington dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune
says:
replied to Congressman to-day who called biz
attention 10 an article in the Chronicle, urging
the Immediate arming Of the slaves, thai editors
who purposed TO write on that theme had better
hurry np,or they would be outslripped by the
action Of the War Department. already far ad-
vancsd on that good war-path.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Friday, January 80, 1868.
arIlnamInlrnmnnr..

Hon. J. NJ. Ashley has our thanks for bound
n,i Of the Congressional Globe and Appendix Of
The last session Of Congress-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
DO You want a Farm :

CALL ON BUCKLAND & EVERETT,
~ Fremont Ohio. They have for sale amongst other
lands the E. ~ See T. T. r. 10, containing $40 Aeres.
known as the fn
Wakes Farm, on Green CrseE,
about three miles east Of Fremont which WILL II offers
suit be sold In so acre lots altogether purchasers
may desire.
Also 20 scre and 20 acre tract near the same. which
viii be separately sold For further particulars apply Al
the onhes Of the undernlgned, at Fremont, o.
AstusH isUN-sima D A'A"'"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

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4 once Of Fremont, on the
Loesh Jacob
Lendsay N Miss
Lynch hachaol
Lesner Rebeca
Iiuchburgh Geo
Lichty John
NHowery Isabel Miss
McCardel Bernand
McCormio Samuel
Myers II n
McNutt Sarah
Mills Scelindo 2
Moore EG
MillerCF
Mitchell Jacob
Mouser Geo
hcCormac John
Momany Allen
McNutt Aaron
MapesD n
MeRickell David
Menger Jacob
MeCullouch Mary
Miller Ellin
Mooney II A Miss
NeG II
Nagel FL
Nen Lebbie Mrs
Nelson Mary Mrs
Oherin Barnard
Osborn Oris
Olnestead A c Mr.
Oberst John
0'dell Katy Mr.
0ettinger Q
Peters II
Parrish Mariah
Parker Memanto o
Parker s
Phillips o Il DR.
Poter Annia
Pantu John n
puhiiman Charles
Root Miss
Rolhh Wm
Roman Jeremiah
RohinsanuF
Ritchv Adam no
Rice NarvB
Row VIM 4 Jacob
Rinebold Rarbara
Row uarv A
lSibral I.A6
stull MaIiido Mrs
Steiner Nicholas
Seaqpr
Seiger vi liza
stnit. Henry
Sheive'ev Cntharfne Q
stuits Isaac
Stoiber Jobn
stuil Ellen Miss
Seioer Jacob 2
slackhouse Ben
stuli Fl
stine Adam
stiohiman Daniel 2
Streit Cbristain
SuGle Aaron
Steward Uattv
slonh Alvin
SNYDER E Miss
SNYDER Henry
Smith Abner
SNYDER James
SNYDER David
Smi ME
Snyder Levi
smith Julia
Tillon Susanah Mrs
Thomas Jacob
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
m IST OF LETTERs

~
IL Remaining n the rt
aOth day Of January, 1858.
Andrew l. Miss
Alot Den
Afford Ellin Afiss
hbott Ben
Atwater Henry
AldraRe Sullivan
Becklnan r Mrs2
beokberger q
blackburn william
Bartlett David
Bennett Ben
Barber NJ Mrs 2
Thomas
Bowman N Miss
Bauer n
Bowker u Mrs
Baughman Samuel
Bowman John
Buck Caroline Miss
Bumgardncr Lewis
Bonum Johnathen
Bradt Sarah Mrs
Brunthaver l.
Bament Henry
Bowland Mary II Liss
Barny DR.
Borlaud II
Biddle r
Burket Geo
Baird Catharine
Besank Lana
Buchanan Me
Bruner Soppia
Bolzier Frank
Bloom William
Brunthaver NJ Miss
Bowllust Mary J Miss
Bennett N Mrs
Cllild Daniel2
Conrod g ID
ChappelLC
Cole l. II Miss
Cook Besh
Conway James
Church Martha
Cobb Albert
Carroll James 2
Conroy John
Clark Mr. Therson
Case u +
CLARK Pinkny
'Doty Sarah
DanielsJ
Daniels e Mrs 2
Droin Jacob
Donner Jacob
Doll Fred
Dersham Aaron
Davis @ VIZ
Dorss Mary f Mrs
Duscail Thomas
Engler l. Miss
Eng Ter Catherine
Engler T. Il Miss
Frayier Rebeca
Fishell John
Forey Joseph
fetzgeralds A re-
Filson Thez
GUS John
Gilbert Jonas
Goerie VIM A
Grunds Thomas Z
Hummer G N
Hitler ii A
Howell ) ID
Huber h A Miss .
Hoppman John Jr
Hollinger Wisely
iia,,i.t p..o
iisr..;s ~, s.ei
iisr,;s n uss
un.t w.st,;,.,ou ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

syfsAss UAnrsh hp slsAAiasAl ssruD y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

By virtue Of order OF sale issued from said court In
the above entitled cause. shall for sale at the
ofthe Court House, in Fremont. sandusky county and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

January 26.
This morning Burnside turned ever the com
mand Of the army to Gen. Hooker. As soon as
the change was known, the principal officers
waited on Burnside, and took leave ofhi with
regret. Burnside issued parting address to
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Ar TnE SIXTH AyBsUg~cHgAr STORE
We se fully thirty Per cent under Broad ay prices
An In search VI cheap goods should call Goods from
we have large Of Hosiery. rndersHment. Hoods.
f.ncy yianne, shirs.. 81 u IS o. 20 81 7s and az
xfni line Of Mons Msrino sbir,s and Drswers all sss
fu line Of Ladies and chndren's Msrino Vests ard
Mems Ladies sna chfdr.as Wool. Scrno and Cotton
spsneid assortment Of Ladies' and chdrsss fancy WOOL
Gents, LADIES' and chfdren's wool. menno knit and
Hanassthiefs Wells, Edsins', LAcss. Collars cuns Lin
esea: ssa ys,.s,. sv.ry ssIo, yer. ,s- ss..
BsrTsn. IN r1mminss Aooo yas.. at Ga, vorsn is
saa wsrss. Bsons Ae have the beet in the
Very best Needles, se per psper. best Pins. 5.
rT..es wsrs,na so.:en gs, 'ssn D.sn1E co,,0 e
80 pieces hss hoAAir Brad. 81 DOZEN 500 pieces "a
400 .sss Black Bead s.ssl.s-s win Gross. iorsr,.,
SOD .rfs Cashmere rrimnas =, ysrd. vxrA ips
Can before buying We 81, s.sryssins y ,hssg .,ys
Corner of sirsh sveaus ssd Niss,ssath street.
T,oRsErs.-sApAHE a On wATsEL q sLEscKgm
" street -issss % sform 10 s,ssrs ihs,
b. rses.,.d from rsn' en- ...o.smsa. q cor... o. .:
prosn,sss an any ordsrs q ne sSovss ssd ne
Fuss rnlrsrSs yYrs Egf: p..., MIN. r.s an. c..,..
y,iitrs y,iitrrs s;s,'s ss essi ssi',s ..a ~ and o'
PHfLfLPG niuk Q1arer Cape
H.. PWiLtrg YicA Cellar and huR.
~ PH1f1<fPs mEmsns CcuAx sad Mu1.
No 1p Grand street No Connection vnh other hoass
IN this city
S01r'GsRiErEs EgoStsss ss osS9tssssrp
on CANAL STREET
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is isSa
CLOT THlNo.
A LAKyE osDER--ssDse, WORTH oy cAsr orr
"A clo,hIus c.ipes J.vsp. Ae. AZ. -anyd .Hnss.
aeiy fss Nss Odesns Ladies and GENT hs,ss sny
ef the above fSp,ss nfty cent nsrs
oshes dss>v csre sdfres~insa note
70 Mint ~ slrh srsnaa. ssas " gh-enu str~~t bs
dice ssndei W Ms Matt. AL orH<rs from fosrn so
Jerpey wl BE- Aushfsd - Dcss the sell atorn
Ss.s~t. S'xfrfS - sI,h s-esss-
A r NO. iu SIXTH AvEsus-LADiEsA AND oybfL3.
~ N wtsb rccssvs the hassst p<ios 100 f,nf
Qss on uiohins csrps,A vss.sw. A, ,as go T., .ss
Do n. afaI ~ No Nv iuh
syenur. 1eors fro0 resth street. LAdi>s s~edst
Mr. nists Iue. yoa vin " Assls vf'h 70 ,ss ~ 5s>
nv CgSrLsnAH WHO Has casr opr cLorHfso
"a :: s.s::: a. s::,:s.:s ;s ..:s .,. s.'' '
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
HEDICAi..... l..

ns salra. scrnoa ~ rrx rEivsrs srrr.T'sr.
~ - asfy SSsst -Tts vko svylr 70 ssf rtf
ssss ~ ls >sss vig - ssst $50 ~ -
1900 sss~ss vts esrs sassfsf 49, 40 :.
sn<ssh oil sss sssss>s<~ tss s-fssss
na younRs rssgxcg or L.yz, On AK CsisAr
rssasSa - ss,s., tssw,si - ss,.. Al ,-rsvss
a----- 49,
rNA v0v -rssALs rnsstcfAs AxD rsossa
lJ~ - NJ wHowy 81 as-sN~a ~ fsea~s sfs
o~ss~Asl sps>sS Ne - e~ss.s<t. ssA kts ssfay-
0sl1ss $50 80 ~ ~ esss. i~S~assa sssss sssi
u~s<ssr.
~ sss ssn~ t~~e-ss sss -. ss~s " srss
ssss.ssy 49, - ~. e s.-,- 80 =. :. e.. .-..-
ssSC
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Nfvs coRA DuslL fspxrEs Drsr cLsfayoy
nj s.s tfi 4s.t rfts-stA s<s-~.s sfk snr ~
ssssass -.s-r fsns " Iss e.ffe- lsfsse.tgs .
l.ss sts-st fstts is~ssfts ssf tus.ss~ ses
ss.srxn, LAfss s~s<.A 81 tsfsfnsi-s ssy
tssss. o. tas cal. ssssia rSt is esn 90 No DsFa
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

HELP wANTED-MALEs.
:. oysIs MAKE ENORMOUS PROFITS, SELL QUICK
n Nat ebtvs sxris,@otion- with double
0.rs rachsses c,psinng hne safonsrs good useesi
end isa,y .:ness Y,ss.e notions rich jewery. te A.
sDst spencL6 watch, Engiish movement time
&ssy~r presented free 10 saeh ag.nt Country rights fr-e
0is p-r made Cs and sssmine or ssnd for css
O. kicxARpS co.. Va Nassau street. ~ ". N. ORIG
nal. .s,s sad sldeu rrre rHess:e soass ia The world
oySrs wASrEp-ss POSITIVELY MADE PROM
N srsnty ssn,s. urgenty needed ~ svs'y l~rNn Csu
end s..g.ns o. s ~P,. 90. fr,s y TAI II, for ,vsny
4 MAxuEYsfs WANTED. .InnEDfArELy.-Ar ANAH-
"A ucnss vho writes od bold rprnd hand ard aceas-
1p.ed 10 copying literary sscwfpa Apply box Once
81 Fark Theatre. Brcoklyn- -"
a GOOD CHANCE roR ..rnE RIGHT MEN-Two
"A sarsmen wanted, In cell Msrvis Co unisn Jas q
6o6es Apply this morning 70 John n. nerris Co. IS
a soy wAxrED-sErwEEN u AND 10 YKARa OF
s Who s.a Trss sna s,s xnc,, . e s,s s
a poY wASfEp-rx sroEE. ONE LIVING Win
"A bis psrsuts preferred Inquire 81 sss'"" vsn'slsos
,'An ERRAND BoY wAHTKD-rx rHR PRovrsTon
"A sssAblishmens, ~ boweu. -
Nor wAsTRD.-A DoY. ABOUT 10 TEARS OF AGE.
70 vcss n fo'S y: s,ssa ~ w,,,sa % a. "''
noY wAxrnp-oHs VINO vRrrEs x'ooop tAnD.
sss ~ a. p.sss. ssS =: ..s S:ss y -
ox wAnfED-I. Az IrsyaAnos InoxEE:
1ssivrsss BOD Sess fss sAs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

A lCTON NoTlCE-WtLLlAM IRVING, AUCTION
~ cel.-GLiNlON b. OSG0OD will sell the ales-
room, y Cedar eet On Wednesday, Jan. "a i0e
al ssorment OF Household Furniture consisting elegant
calSei rosewood Betstead with Pailiass Spring Mattress
painted maroic top Coiiae Sn gilt French nanie Mirror
mahogany Bookcase Lounges mahogany and BLACK walnut
Bcisteads hack walnut Chars exenso n
Bile oak Sai reps II peces; Brussels Three
ply Carpets Star Car Sal Rods. Wa.hsiands and To
let Tables iroa Bedseads wood Wardrobe. Toilet Set
Ovd Mirror o lcoth PIECES 81 Ootn Il yards long ~
wice ncarig Music Stani black Once Ta6le
black walnut SIT, In reps. pieces Also assor
ment Oace Furnituro Stan ing Sitting DESKS Cocoa
Matnr Tables, Easy G airs &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
SALES At AUCTION,

.,--... SALES AT AUCTION.
4 uoTIoN NOTICE.
WIN. NJ. HoLLIN6sHEAD, AUcTIoNEER,
BY CHARLES Q. WARREN,
STORE, - ooRTLANDr STREET.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
BY the PACKAGE ONLY,
EVERY FRIDAY AT 10Y O'CLOCK,
DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR
THE CATALOGUE FOR TIE SALE
FRIDAY, JANUARY q. WILL INCLUDE
SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN rwo THOUSAND PACKAGES,
BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A BRAHAM vANDERp0oL, AUcTIoNgEa.-MAGNI
sraa q Wes, T. s ps q The
asd Sixth avenues this day Wednesday,, III al eleven
Ghars otonans Arm aud Reception chairs covered with
"a met ana adys WORK T T. s saess
Cioess Laee and Broeat. Curtains Bronze and Ornoia
RosEw GOD pIANoFoRrE.
Wardraces Commons SHE Hair atsesse FsssSsr
Table bullet ARA Chars Sofas chn. CLASS ana s,Iser
Mse TIE cSe sad BE- az Ksnsa
Horse and Road Wagon, Harness, Robes &c.
A UCTioN NOTICED D. CAULKINs, AUCTIoNEER
"A E'esa 1t Household Furniture, 10
superby carved rosewood Panoior elegant Silver Plate
solid roseN God Pariur Sais &c.
WEDNESDAY. JAN 81
At the private residence 2S West street near
Eighth avenue,
Comtnenc. ny 81 eleven clock A. NJ.
The sale comprises enure contents of he house The
elegant aror Furniture made to order aud IL solid
oon. The whole VIII be- sold bidder for
cash onern esta Inducements g pa,eaasrrs
mp ovements overstiung bass, pearl hess ~.
Rosewood stool covered IN sstn embroidered Cover;
three eleant fun Suits of rosewood Paror Furniture
rich brocaue and satin; rosewood Eagrrs, splendid and
cos larian Ornaments rich Vases, af nagniheen nj
collection 81 rare Paintngs, ROSEWOOD TarN
Ghairs ia ne reps rosewood Centre ami Side mabl. top
Ia Hes reilly carved.
Cnambs Suits, IN rosewood and mahogany; 6ureAus,
carved BE .soads Wristbands, Sofa Beds hne
Hair Mattresses, 50 pounds nInde 10
order. IN excellent condition.
DINING Il ora Furniture consisting OF inc Extension
Table, Silver Ware, rich China Ivory and Slvcr Cutlery
Forks spoons &c. with heavy Cut and Engraved Glass.
OF every description No postponement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
A G. FUTILE, AUCTioNEER.
IA Once l30 Broadway.


Perempnrj sale Of the entire nj hcent
FURNITURE AND ELEGANT DECORATIONS
OF the I'VE residence IL West Twenty
Setenta avenue,
TOMORROW (Thursday IL O'Clock preeselg, coapri,-
ing h grst variety OF elegant Paror
Dining Room and Nursery Furniture Panangs Bson4eR
Marble Groups China, Silver Ware. &C, offered auction
tins season-the whole havn $1,000 Two
Suits OF rose ood Furniture, In broeate, with slip
twelve superb Hair Mattresses ch Mantel Pier Mirrors
SIX and Luce Cirtans, sod God Centre aud
bles, &c No posip1nelne Sale will commence the
dining room, with China, Silver Nare, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
UCTION NOrICE-E. ROTH, AUCTfONEER.
n An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS

LARGE BALE o.
Handsome Household rnte, at the elegant five story
nsideuc- 10 Clinton pace, West ghth street.
Ff an sxth enues tns day, Jsnury u, AZ O'Clock
Rheeseh ,o.sistnG ~ rosewood fianolorf handsoine
walnut Paror Suits covered IN prcate, six plush
reps handsome Reception Chairs Turkish Chairs and
Lo nges 10 match rosewood Centre and Per Tables, Ec
ceres with mirror bacss doors Pier aud Oval Mirrors,
Lac Curtains 81 AIDES Oil Paintings. Vases,
twenty one day bronze Cock, Iadys Wtins Tale rose
wood, Eaho, back walnut Bedst.aas, Bureaus,
Wasistnds Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Book aud Corner
Stan Mattresses Sofa Beds Rockers Clocks Mirror Tea
ana Extension Tables, Glass; Cana and Silver Ware Table
Cutlery walnut Sideboards twelve oak Dining Chairs &c
Sac positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

(IRAPktIhE PRUNING AND ALL KINDS or GAR.
~ deIing work done ny experienced gardener WHO
prateed over twenty in Germany aud mere Pro-
mites 10 ave ful satisfaction. Apply l. GUYSE, IA
Tenth asc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

I COX iERE.--GENTLEMEN,M MARRIED AND SINGLE,
II for an aportani circular cal address Mackcy
CO. aeheit IN foreign and domestic India Rubber goods
81 NAss "A street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CKATIsG, SKATING -LLEWELLYN PAKK-TIE
- Of country seats IAe.eyn Park notified
that the SAaDg PoDd acres kaglc Rock
fin urdcr fer sseting
0RsSGE, n. j.. Jan. ~, 1868
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

: -~~r-r 80. s4ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON
w chs iay at i0h o'clock, the LeaFe STOCK aud Fix
81 the Liquor Store 40 Cherry consisttng of
three Beer h.mps hne Counters Kegs Casks, Liquor,
Paintings, Cha rs, Tables, anl all other Fixtures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MILKfEN AND DAIRYMEN
Nl BREW EkS' GRAINS resi- EVERY DAY.
Apply imne iiatelJ Al SMITH BROTHERS,
los ana LOO West Eghtee nth street, New YORK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
News and Items.

News and lite ms.
Mr. Colfax says he moved to strike out
the $500 clause, but 90 democrats opposed
the motion and therefore they are RESPONSE.
bic for it. In Congress where over 100
Reps. veted for it against 70 Democrats,
the latter passed it
Al Rochester, N. Y, on a late Sabbath,
over 900 persons were taken into the church.
es Of that city.
The federal wounded at the battle Of Get.
tysburg number $4,000; the loss Of horses
WAS 5000 in Lees raid.
Chicago has enrolled 22,541 men.
The Queens late speech still advises neu.
trality in American affairs.
At Columbus, Ohio, some soldiers tore
down vallandigham flag. The people
gave the owner new ono and the civil
power put the soldiers in Jail.
Johnston is reported to have lost 10000
men by desertion since the capture of
Vicksburg.
Bion Bradbury is the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor of Maine.
Gen. Heron is two miles below Port
Hudson.
Gen. McClernand has resigned. Gen.
Prentiss is displaced by Gen. Saloman
Prentiss ought to have a Governor for
brother.
The WARMTH England Of the
Herald are all bogus. English papers of
late date do not think our late successes of
great value to the Federal armies; the
Confederate loan was down.
The soldiers of Illinois are hereafter to
Be sent to hospitals nearest their homes.
.Bramlette (Union) has 80 or 40 thousand
majority in Kentucky. Soldiers prescribed
the form Of vote.
W. L. Yancey is dead and John B. Floy d
Is sick.
The Herald has story that Russia and
the United States have agreed by treaty to
declare war against England and France in
case the Polish question is not settled to
suit Russia!
An appalling disaster occurred on the
mississippi river, seven miles below Cairo,
on Tuesday evening The steamer Ruth,
bound for Vicksburg, was burned, and
among others lost are an army paymaster
and his three clerks, who were on their
way to Grants army to pay the troops.
Two millions and hale in 'grccnbacks"
were destroyed, but being still in the hands
of the government, this loss amounts to
nothing but the expense of paper and
printing.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
TO COnsulllptiVes.

TNlE Advertiser. having been restored to health in
/ a few weeks, by a very simple remed after hav
ing suffered several with lung affect
and that dread disease, Cen. umption--s anxious 10
make known to his fellows ulfercrs the of
TO all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the pre-
scripon used Gree of charge) with the directions
preparing and u ing the same, which they will find
SURE CURR FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN.
cHlrIs, &c The only object OF the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceveS to be inv aiua-
BILE, and he hope every sufferer will try his remedy
it will cost them nothing, and may prove bles =
ing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
William burgh,
$50 Kings County. New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12

- The confessions and experience of y nervous
Young Man, published a warning ard for the
especial benefit Of young and those who suffer
with Nervous Debility. Loss of Memory. Premature
Decay, &c &c, by one who has cured himself BY
simple .,eaus after being put to great expense and
inconv enience' Trough the of worthless mcdi-
cnes prescribed by lear led Doctors Single copies
may be had ttree) OF the author, q. A. l. MBERT,
Esq Green point Long Eland, by enclosing IN adj
dressed envelope. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT,
dRBsNPoINr, LONG ISLAND, New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
WHAT CAN WOMAN DO In WAR

Much, every way. But she can't keep peace in the
amily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill of the
blood thirsty hordes of hungry Bed Bugs that unn-
vited, Introduce themselves to her lodyers their
great annoy and disgust. Now is the time to
1t. Kill 'em now: No family should be without it.
The Dead Shot makes clean sweep; renders peace
certain by the humiliation OF the enemy. Sold by
all the druggists. s. HUNTINGDON
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-12
To Nervous Sufferers
OF BOTH Sexes.

- REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING ZEN RESTORED
to health in few day. after undergoing all the ual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat ent
ifhout success, considers it his sacred duty to com
municae to his afflicted fellow the means OF
cures Hence. on the Receipt Of an addressed en-.
velore, he will send (ree) a copy of the prescription
used Direct to DR.. J"HN NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, New York S33mlc