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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
TAKE NOTICE.

axsHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES REMAINING i.
on hands in the Adams Express Office at Ev-
day of December next, will be sold that day at
public auction, at 10 O'Clock a. N 10 pay freight
and charges:
pkg, J W Jarrett, Jarrettsville; Ind.
do, ] Johnson, Evansville
/ do, ] J Kriss, do
do, Kate Keiians Morganfeld, KY.
bx, D II Kennedy, Evansville.
2pkgs, d Kitchen, Polk Patch, Ind.
do. NJ KruetZ, Evansville
, pkgs. Col r Kirk ham, Shawneetown, lila.
pkg, Lynn Co., Lynnyille, Ind.
l do, Samuel Listen, Evansville.
do, Andrew Langmuester, Evansville.
do, DR. Mayer / Son, do.
I do, W Muck, do.
l bdI VIM Mcclure, do
l keg B Morris, do.
Ipkg, Mertius Kreuger, do.
l 20, W T Mounts, do.
1bx, ii Mention, Oarmi, Ills
pkg, Mrs Martindale, Newton, Jasper CO. Ia
/ Ibx, W Morse, Evansville
pkg, J W Norton Shawneetown, Ills
/ do, Mrs Neale, Evansville, Ind.
1 c bag, "Owner'' Miss IL Hunter, Evansville.
1pkg, P o'Rilay, -
/ dc, Iheo Pleicsh,
/ bx, 2 selves, Jonathan Parker, ROckpOrt, Ind
c bag A Heasman, Evansville, Ind.
I . bdl, Perigo, Boonviiie, Ind.
l c bag, H Riehman, Evansville. 4n.1
| 1pkg, ] w Spain,
do, G Schowenna,
do, NJ Sanson,
do, J Snener, =
machine scantlin & Co, Evansville.
1pkg, W Stormsunt, 90
pkg, B Stephenson, oaseyviIle. Ky
do, d S Anderson, Evansville.
| / gun, G w Ashcraft, IS
2 pkgs, D Anderson, q
l trunk, E Beckstein. "
l pkg, Mr. Braun.
bag, p Bichman, ="
l bx, W Bracket, Carlow, KY.
l pkg, G Bowman, Evansville.
I c bag, Henry Baldwin, Evansville.
l pkg, w Bradley, %
do, W Bunte, Santa Claus, Tud
/ bx, Fielding Calvin, Calhooa, *. 42d Ind
Regiment.
Ipkg, Mayer & Cohn, Evansvills, Ial
1 trunk. w Grassland, Shawneet "a. Ind.
l pkg, S II Campbell, akland, Ind
l do N ] Cowner, Stewartsvill-, lud.
1 do, Sarah Calemberger, Henderson, KY.
l do NJ ] Carroll, Evansville, Ind.
/ do, W II Dixon, Oakland, Ind.
do, Jno Daley, Equality. Ills
do, ] Downend, Eidora..a Ills.
/ casting, Davis, Evansville. ~
= package, NJ Demberger, stewartsyiIIe, Ind
I do, L Dobell, Evansville, Ind
do J limerick,
do, Graham 4 Bro, Phillipstown, Ind.
bx, S Goodman, Evansville
do, Jas Hopkins, Henderson, Ky.
pkg, VIM Haynes, Evansville, Ind.
: l bdl, Heranui F"
1pkg, Henry Hohl Santa Claus, Ind
= do, j Henze Evansville, Ind.
b casting, NJ Indieutt, Evansville, Ind.
sack, Phi Inglebrandt %
pkg. journal Co q" -i
do. G Jang,
l do, J j Jarret, Jsrrettsville, Ind.
/ do. G Thompton Evansville.
II do, w IL Thompson, g
l bx, Col. Won Traboa, 81 q, ..e-.
pkg. w w Ware Hopkinsville, Ky.
do Thos Watson. Evansville, Ind
!. 2 do, C Wells, do
trunk, II Wilson, do
); package Capt I Wallace, Evansville, Ind
i do, ] Wise Henderson.
l do, Wilson, Newburg, Ind.
90, w Whiting, 0ynthiana, Ind.
II / do. X Weaver, Poseyville, Ind.
do. P ZenthOfer, Evansville. 80. .-lse
pair boots, no mark, Evansville
novI CHAS. S. WENTZ, Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
: Iii 7 hAIO.
Latest New York styles.
INFANTS HATS
FANGY CAPS,

Fancy and plain, very lage assortment. All
new styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
NOTICE, TO CoNTRACTORs.

TyHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Evansville viii receive sealed proposals until
Saturday, ;tllss 18th day of November, 1868 for
grading the alley situate between Water and First
strsst. sa1dF extending from Elm TO Pine streets,
aw--fgr-zrsdfng Tie Alley situate between Water
and FfrS stFF4t5r aAd extending from Pine to Leet
stres, m said dry A PFAFFLIN,
oisrk'Eonhcs, OF: a. 'es.s ~. CLARK. !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
FURs !! FURs FURs !!

WE ARE NOW : .sEIyING A VERY
w large and We = -tsd stock of Ladies' and
Misses's fancy Furs Uprising in part the fol-
lowing: Sable, Mink, -ssian Fitch, Stone Mar
tin Fisher, Lyns, German Fitch, Siberian Squir-
rel Ermine, Genet. Swans Down, and fur trim
mings of every descriptions, Gentlemen'ss Fur
Collars and Gloves Children's Purs, Muffs, Cuffs,
either separate or in sets. Having selected the
goods ourselves, customers rely on getting the
very best grade of goods and at prices low as
the lowest. y4 s ~ - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

SOUTHERN NOTEs FOR NORTHERN STUDY.
The following extracts from rebel authori-
ties are good autidotes for Copperliead poison I:
The election of Lincoln was not the cause
Of SECESSION Disunion has been cherished
project for the last thirty years.-Coc. RheH
of South Carolina.
If blank page Of paper was offered we
would not write out terms Of Union.-Seces-
siop Commissioners q Richmond to Mr. Mac
weV Of Baltimore.
The South now maintain that slavery,
black Or white. is fit for the labornS man.
Richmond Inquirer.
We ere the gentlemen Of this country. and
r.ntl.m.n always make revolutions-SendtOr
IoomJs Of Georgia: 49,.
will water my horse in the Ohio or hell.
-Bcauregard.
A Southern lady. with riding whip alone,
can disperse a crowd Of cowardly Northern
Abolitiouists.-Richmond Exdm'ner.
have always been i'll favor OF raising the
black Aag.-Mssixsippi speakers attic SecesA
Congrcss, Richmond, on tile rccePt'O" Of tie
Emancipation Proclamation.
We shall soon take Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.-Richmond Err
aminer
w, have substituted "SIavery, Subordina-
tion and Government for Liberty, Equal
ity and Fraternity" Enquirer.
tR Four lines more beautiful than these
are seldom written. The figure which they
involve is exquisite:
"a solemn murmur Of the soul
Tells of the world to be.
As travellers hear the biows roll,
-BufaO Express.
Four worse lines than these are seldom
written. The figure which they involve IS
awful:
"a solemn murmer 'monyst the throng
Tells how mpatently
The boarders listen for the gong,
To call them in to tea"
Recorder.
Four lines more truthful than these are
rarely written. The figure which they in
volve is absolutely painful:
"a solemn buzxing in your car,
When you retire to bed,
Tells you that swilling lager beer
Is dreadful for the head"
-Louisrike Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03
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0rrICE-Iu Barnes's building, corner Of Main and
First streets, near the steamboat landing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

y A young lady said the fist time that
young man 90 sat up with her." she felt As
if sweet hriar was climbing up her chair,
while honeysuckles So hid the legs Of the ia
BILE that she thought she was in Paradise re-
gained.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

V In fishing. we have occasionally seen
q big pike watching q bait, and evidently
weighing the chances between getting good
dinner AMI being one. He should have been
ablv to weigh very accurately-behind so
many scales.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

TIE MosIEx SoLoxoN.-Three brothess
were heirs to their fathers oxen. ssventeen
in number. BY the Mohammedan law Of iu.
heritancs the eldest brother was entitlrd to
ono half the second to ons third, and The
youngest to one ninth Of ths whole uumbsn
AZ the animals could not bs divided wisAeuA
destroying them. the subject was referred to
the dicision Of the Commander 1T the. Faith
full. All. The caliph added al Ok 70 the
number and then made the division. ThiS
gavs each brother more than bic shase-ah6
eldest nine. the next aix. end Ne yosaGsa1
twe-end yst lef 10 To Heiass- tSv q h
had added.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

~ When Gen. Lafayette was in the
United States, two young men were intro
duced to him. He said to one. Are you
married:" eyes. sir" was the reply.
Happy man." quoth the General. He
then put the same question to the other.
who replied, 81 am bachelor" ''Lucky
dog said the General. This is the best
essay on matrimony extant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

GET MAaR,ED.-If you wish 10 grow
wealthy, get married. What it costs to sup
port one vice will keep six children. Until
a young man is married, he is tossed about
from o1s degree of ungodliuass to another
till his health, strength aud character are COM
pletely done for. Talk about your congress
water aud SEA bathing there is nothing the
Lord ever invented for the health equal to a
yirtuOus woman!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

~ Sheridan once succeeded admirably in
entrapping a noisy member. who was in the
habit of interrupting every speaker with
cries of "hear, hear!' He took an oppor-
tunity to allude to well known character OF
the time, who wished to play the rogue. but
had only sense enough to play the fool.
"Whcre shall we find more foolish knave
or more knavish f,ol thin this !" Hear,
hear" was instantly beloved out from the
accustomed bench. The wicked wit bowed,
thanked the gentleman for his ready reply to
the question, and sat down amid the con-
vulsons of laughter Of all but the unfortu'
nate subject.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

clerks, messenger, and laborer, thirteen thou
sand five hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the Chief of the Bu-
reau Of Medicine and Surgery, assistant, and
the clerks, messenger, and laborers in his Of.
fee, ten thousand FIVE hundred and forty dol
lars.
Contingent Expenses Of the Nary Depart
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THK CoSsCRIlTioS tusD.-The Committee
OF he Board Of Aii-Tuen i.c yesterday morning TO
consoer the subtct OF apprupristins money tore
leve citizens fIon the drAt. An ut.rcbsne. OF
views showed that all Ia favor OF the report
preserved BY Alderman Terrain a. the last ing q
tho Common Council. except Alderman Aodyne
Tho report, as will be remrmb red, appropratcs
million & dollars TO tie object. Alderman Tr nan
moved that his rsolL lion offered o. the last tcrula
meeting, directing the Board TO confer With the a'o
aud national authorities, WITH the view of securing
for Brooklyn due credit for the number Of men she
has already furnished, be sdoptei. The motion
agreed to and the Committee al burned.
EsCAPKD PRi.o>EKs FROM Troy .--Oilicers
Fros, and Jones yesterday sres,.d apcd convict
from Troy jail, Who With 50 others, Vas released By
the mob last week The name Of the prisoner I. Isaac
Potter. lie 10 charged With tho offence Of Grand lar.
ceny The accused 10 detained In the ilsi Precinct
station house, awaiting tho arrival Vi Officers from
Trov.
FIRRs.-Betwccn one aud TWO O'Clock YES
terday morning Ere broke out IN tho wood ysri o.
Mr.. H. Fshey, Noe. II aud 10 furnan st.cet Ihe
h.mes commur, ate, to an sdcinins stable, IN which
there we're GIT h"s,es beo ilg to dihcle It per Iu-
aud they were burned 70 death. one Of . horses
belonged TO d Fshey, one to Nj. bennington, tive to
MOI " n ,nousa. al four 20 Nj l.. II. quinn, VA
Company, OF New York. The dwelling OF ONcn n
gan vns damaged about 500, insured In III Trade
IN, ne Co. The coop { shop Lpaehliu & Co vas
damaged TO she extent q ,Ial, injured in the Com
meieis Co. Mr.. Fshey lost l,40j, filly insured,
fire occurred a. the 20 uer OF f.lton and ClAi te
| street. ali I'D n .o,k yeterlay mo,Ling caused
| ~ ~ Nrlosion ~ in. 'sk, which &C.
fire to the pre- nses aud b'u out the sky-.isht SOM
furniture 10 the uppeF story, al the accIen, oc-
cur d. va . 50 u.m. Cd. ihc DR. Ma .ltlngulshed
| without fur her dsmss
/ VICTIM or TAR NHw YoRh RIor,.-The
bod, oil colored N ~as pittei up negr n,rrrn Is
land, yesterday morning tn, body WAS coutu ed AID
greatly brIis d. HE clohe, we ION L. o Oh. eds,
but half O he cost re naming Coroner II e'm,n
took ehis Of the remains, and conveyed them TO the
County Ho.pi al IN FlAtbush. where al Inquest will
be held Ihs morning
TUE l3rH RroIMENT was mustered out Of the
service Yesterday morning, and this morning the sd
Rgm ut will he mustered out.
RKv. c. II. A. BrLKLKY, will lecture on
Aof! thu tvps " ne Martyr 70 IruiA ana Right,
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the BhnGE.MAM.
a Tale of Brittany and La Vendee

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q. - p.d as c,'s wltL he back %. tL wrinkle.
haui
.Doue. c mo. Gu lus. o'th -" s,Ii Dc "h se
youth W f,ucies t. .D y1u stl, t.'u h tiny nrr
over :. yol. Let tl' tree b. uev'rt 10 old E.u.i
No. te.e i- 'l',ys alt esp ..., .nt c son
hang IL near be ire, Il liYs g. -o b., 90
u'B un't miiu't.t AID l.. my tor o. > . ! *
ara SD Tar set eft =, Sc MY t.. .lr ret i
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On vh' u y ca 49,"
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Ma ter i,qles'" r,I ctt'd VI, r.. '''ess me. We
h.d fr-oten nm. go d = 20! NJ .cv .'u.t
toUr ttth,r- o."
'1.or .dy I, d, a. duty rcp Ell Autrc. go.
% IN ~ .n lie oUs q . me hi. r-
&. wii i d sri j. furtcus s f.ull. tuu.
cn-r, disoie'ty withdrew anl tc...l j T.. "a.
In lie 'ne'ntrr", Ma4icr Jacques n,vns como
oit .. IA cabin. .si rt.. ci.lt ~ad.t n. 1t %.
o." AL o4 - O.. t..,n - hI- Jacket tli q .,.'l
uu a e.i. of''.c lie zen took Gral Al hols,
g IN Of t.c r'' point 81 500 : n 'or q ~
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ne t.e ~' "a o. ..F "a IA r "a 4 tie IT,. .,e
str.s,s cot ed d..1u tie : ,u,l,e. NJ ,.,,r
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VA st cen o' tn 't At ia tth r AuIc,,ue
ul g. tam and addr seed ..nl; ~ he l'ca-,1 /,
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r TIE igLt Oft e. Il r. nov h.u.ns more Clearly
| asHn, try c"u.i p.rtci'c las vd sc lis D.. l-
60, AID ppifcii ~ att, s- lins, 40 4 hi 4 gs.l
eyes WI % he Kept LNci Ipon The ,,.t.f: he -.,m-
81 ,eA cOrp-H come Goo IT, FROM TIE gr,gc 10 M.
son g .u'art J. N.li t'ue't Eut nr,gnle r.. nt-
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9 o,L IS 4. !, heed eo.t 49, IA DIS.
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| 'h,-.. re f.re 800. 'u- I.Hi 3D., .n.. Dc ~.
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| 49, Yst 'uG ust fts4e - sc tati
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| $40. 80 q" h.'E. - ~ ral d.. .fA -tl 'rJNsV,n
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| Tore. ct,l- fiji I... t,,a, tl.S up % hitn
| At -Dv a H" 80. c, .tl ., o.. th ', cd ue tH'et
| trt H. 1870 lou't "a. .l.. ..-a. 49, lidsd
| A. : 'f' y 10 %, - NL.. p aLi r. ts
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n -, ,,o,i. .ho &C., ,,o,.d d, ,b.. ,,. aud
~, 90 o,i,dn,,or. az IN. ,io,. ve,e die t.utie.
s..,,....,s. ,obb ID the b,,.c.
rs. .o,o,es ma, ,ho "a. ,nn,a.,sa nd ,,,.r b,,s
,,.I,rn mai. ,t IN, ,o,n,, q, "a, ov,,n. ard p. n
.,,,., IA, been ,co,v,I,.a n, Ah,.b.p, r,,n.un "a
,.,,, ~ ar. . rc.,dc,, n, tho ,,i.,h,.hoos pauicS
np,Ier ,sie 20 h,vs been on. Of NH, murderer, 4.
under srrcs, I, IL ..,e,tea ,b., ,bu. IN. ,e,ro
so suspended, this young man cut portions Of his
"'" on, snd ''ei-Nd' efhihiu1s them 10 those
-,on,.. =, Wv - .'
,h ,...,. -, ,,,.
,r,.on,- ,,a.o, ,n.. 'n,. ., , ~"
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IN ,,,.., ."a ,,s .,.
throw stones bricks. &c, at the roi ce and sold er.
IT, witnesses .s,ln,, him are ofcer Taylor o, tho
.-a "rrd ana Mooney aud tldro' Of the came ward
William Pa,'eu w.s arrested a, one OF the leaders
''H ."e" ''poeh 'e'era' bioad-ay stores ana
compelled the proprietor to close w lie headed this
49,. u :. ' o'uu !" 'Ann and par Any ii
yea ,.em w., in''einsat' me .i'n'''e' am, him
,,lls r.n,h 40 n n n,,, - ..os w., as,,
,...s.. and ,o,n ra. =, al. ,"., o,, nV sou
r,'rioh Mary was arrested .sa confederate OF
,,,..n. .nI .i.o 49,, ,.'ns on' :, -. .
h-pseupt the r.ovos,s Nar.h4l, office. Ne Ia, been
.l.n,r,i n, ,,v.r,l n,,,i., rh, h.ve .nd.yi,.
'+'fhthm htc C,vsnssh, another alleged rioef,
"a al n aue.,,J "a, IN. ..,, t,.,ki,. .,,do-.
'
Jo,-ph Msrhnll. ho,,rn.n from New Orleans. VA,
.-,..,, =. 49,. -, a.. -. -, -, ~,
no o"o VI .'' s'"N N"o n's'V h"eu
'o"ted man nanei Joseph Jaekton, and after rob
,to, hin, ~, az an, "a. $50, ,,,.~ b., ,.,o 81.
-. ,,, -,
"'A' foftuhNey' J%h'n ulAnssoi 10 get undr
N pier, where he remained "a Lours, aud "a, at
i,,,,r.ns
Pla'oon' 81 polire snd sider' ~ the Tih aud list
re,irpn', are scoutIus m. 18Th Goth 2ls, pod and
ESQ.,, ,,-..- - -,
'cs being b. ought TO the citation Houses almost
.,...h,
tle Police yesterday recovered . considerable mum
r. ~ r,,,k,,. ft,t,, ,,, l.-,.' sh.r. - ..ct II
...o,,. a. 49,, a., n, -. ~
W ~ s'o'" ~" 'he ~ AVENUE Nthlory'
r-''h vas hurnei b. tie rioters. Some Of this pro-
rr,, fo,na 4, ,,,. o,..,d a, 49,,
I'D "" 'ou"o 'aos1t io's' stone 'afd'' &C. and
Wv 7" IN inc iNiSwihs places: Noh eli tvt 23th
street, ga Second Avenue 1922 T,,t 9Th ,tr,r, y
,,l,., 4, o,.. 49,. ,a, a, 49,, -. as, a.
-'''''''--" w" 'U"et' 'Eo f. ~th sueet 90 Isl
Avenue, and .6- I'd Avenue.
lroic,icL u.n,n.,. u,,,.,, ct.,, p.x..., a..
n'.'. ,,.' N.
ic.,,d We crtay by order a, IN. Mayor. charged o.,
botr. a.. ,,.,,.- =. =. G. a. -, -, a,
''"s WV p""r' "n" s'' hre 10 shn consumed the
600" ina house OF Josiah Porter, south corner Of
hav mn, And al ,,v.6r., .,,.., nm ,h. i,,h ,,,n,
-. -,
'"e honrn we're ell fully identified BY M. and
M., 70 tel, and others Thpv cam. 10 tho hons.
.,ts,.e, ,,,iin. ~, pa,,o, AM. ,,.,,1.s.,
Fish OtAugcman, they Threatened to lill him and
Then burn down his hpuo . He s.cspsd from them
but they spilled the torch 10 HI, dvsllns and VA
soon . b,.n ~ ,,,i,. ~. n.... ..u.i... A. . IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-25
Too Late for Classification.
DE.AI'aso.

DErsCOtI.-On fnl,v. July 9l'h, Ann. N. ho
lovti we OF thsris U.ls,oli, aud sist,r Of David
I.ou.Ut %, coed .- istt-.
The u ends tt, i4uiI rcsnec'fully invited 20
nt,ud the Tan - ou IN day, july %, II o'cp'k,
fem her tote rHtiG nee, "a hsu'sa' Herr'mslnt
viii Do tu.ar', d IA g Nsfy Cemetery 80
ICNN> ON Friday. July q b, l. -, Augustus Il
k,r o.. a.r3 q. ) 81. sfu ~ srtts.
The i4n'Ial " 4 tsk pl7ct on no fes!d'rr" ~ hi.
IA 'nts. ~ = al avenue, t's dAy tsstuiday. At
O'Clock. 4 " I21
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-25

ANi PERSON HAVING AEIICItS BE
~ Iuuginr 10 h. family a. Mr NM T. DAVIS will
com 'av0t o.. le-Niuc them at the iDus, e IL.
IiiO.A~ Hi,uh y, las 49, Ajwu., near 40 .r.ot,
and 10 tu'st,ons asked NM b. DAVIS. ~,
LOGhD-A SMALL SIN OF MONEY.
4 L.. orner An have !: b. proN,ug property. Any
70 tath,iiHrsi -
LOH SAiE-A pNRK BLOWN HORSE,
l. o. M ears ull nlult H. hand. fh. warranted
sound ana kind, god a.. 10 10 driver. useful or 'y
pfr- Or art ut truck, 81 su1 ~ h,a'y woik. Ap
Div -. DELANEY e. ,u Ia csSf's ore. lsJ
T OS1-ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ri. A
- ,Nr,l horse srd lafcsl an \ hu'cEors cart.
Tn, Ga. thtt ittuIrt than % 80 clancy al, Will De
.F' vard'd. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-25

RAr.rNs-Tie sls Oh writer doe. wonder,
He snveu questions b d.a~ius animal, IA. On.
&c, on CARD and s,raets NUN tous crowd, NJ
Hi shinsr, the lightning calculator .t surprise. HI
audience by adding up column, Of fsirr. almost a.
soon q they are put down Next week viii be the
last Of the Sanford Opera Troupe, and OF those r.
svpsd Umnssb and pantomimisus tho Dsuisr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

Composed thu best Ros He M and Banks the wrd comprising Wild
with Nature her i Graduating disease.
nnn
dR Blood. cleansing from wNroukhev
Hd md ki, INDIGESTION i Nel in the deand
o Ap y md Blood I
hde FAC i d 90 ous h-atMa air..
.teh
" he M H mp hh rel pae the
wenac WELL dh MY They
ad krpun i dk-eipg
e,ruurea
ling nr tr uing Indve ton. Hmor.
d ha,pst
Ctven h hi Trcwin~ ssni
et the mou Of ddyh and 4IhD
me- ,n. u AM
On lemei off medic been brrhs Mctn
n 9 h
=. HUNTINGTON. PrOpt il
10 "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

TALKING PARRoTs.-Mr. T., prom,
inent stockbroker, has habit of suffering
Desiring to buy parrot, he called on q
dealer and began: "Have you gar gar-gar.
gar got any pup-upup-up arts ?" yes"
MAS the reply. .Ha-ha-ba ha-how d. d. d.
you sell emp" 1.-TWO guineas," "Ca ca.
e ca @ can they tau tau tau tau talk ~
70 which the dealer replied with peculiar
empAnais, IF they couldn't talk better nor
You, I'd wiring their necksI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

LHoR anything YOU want to buy IN the line of Boots
L and Shoes, call on Wheeler. At the N. Y Boot
Shoe store. liz keeps the best stock in town -"
sells the cheare,t.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

1Twe design to mako this department Of the
fiwss leading feature Of the paper, and We invts
3rou agricultural and horticultural friends any
lufnr,nation which will contribute to its valuo.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
AliHkU THE GREAT GA USE or
~ w. HUMAN MISERY.

just Published In scaled Enveleped: Price esnts.
A LEcru- ~ Ds CULvERp ELL. on tho cause
and IT sprrmatorrra Con- un,ptIon NJ stal anl
Physical Debility NessaOsnsss. Epilepsy; JnpsissA.
Nutrition OF he Rody; Lasrit sde W~sknsvs ~ the
Limbs and the Beck I"di position, and lnespacisy
for study aud Labor Dullnes Of Apprehension; LssA
OF Memory Aversion to 'or ~; Love Of 'ovtu1s /;
tnnidi'y; ait dltrNst Dissin Headache A6ss-
ton Of the Eyes PimpleS on tn. aes Irvo ."ntery
Emissions. and .exual lncspssity coD,.qusp COS
OF Youth " l'dk crrfion, Sc. kc.
N. Thu admirable Lecture clearly pre- that u
ah' W enumerated often sef a0lie'rd evil Hsy b
reno ed without L.rdci.e and without daug~rsus
urca orrstions, and should be read BY svefy youth
and ever. Ia the land
Sent under sesl in plain envelope. to spy aaSresa
on the receipt Of SIX cent two ostses atamDs IN
addressing, Dr. CHA. }, q, KLINE
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