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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
JOHN 6TERNS.
LUCY. .STERNS.
Il SPECIAL NOTICES,
= Letter List,
; NO. l..

= NO. /.
List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office At Red Wing MINI. April 9Th, 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter Office #
not called for in one month. =
Brown, O. Baataalson. 1ew;s, i
6orpes '!lcnry F.@6. Brown, A,isas.u. A..
Crouch, Miss Gusta Crook, .: A.
ChamberIain, Hiram H. g. >: H. I. c,t.
D1ekasor, , A. j: Drum, M.haman,
Edwards john Erickson, Erick ''>
Hitchcock, F. IIardsdaierr Miss 1,o,;..,'
Hemingway, Mrx. Lovina sn:.>s ;,.,h 4 =
loran.on. L. P: Mooney, W. II. -
Marvin, Mess. NJ. & p.
Over; S. =: :" > Secgar William il
Strand Miss Elisabeth 4: .g'.". -
Swallow. ~ &C. Saaveson. Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Ann. Tandy. S. ID.
E Z. LOWATEK. I. NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
The decline Of gold.

Our readers will have noticed by our
market dispatches the sudden decline Of
gold during the wrek. This IL been
producsd by the eirt.fcates Of Aepoait ".
sued by tho Secretary Of th: Tres.ury, in
par:,'anes cf ths following:
- UNErEp Stairs ssTREAsUxY; Nsw YoRk,
March 28. l86A-By directions Of the Sec
re'ary Of the Treasury notice is hereby Civ
en that, until further ordered, will issue
to importers, for aymsn, Of goods import.
ID BY thoa,, certificates OF deposit on gold
Coin to the credit Of the Collector Of any
port ~ desired in exchange for notes ., .
quarter OF ono pr cent below the current
ma ket value Of gold. These certificates
arc not assigDabIs. Tut will be received bv
the Collector Of any party TO whomc they
are issued.
(Sigusd) J.J. Cisco.
,,:..s Assistant y. s. Treasurer.
Customs to tho amount Of S279. .OoO
were psid At tho Now York Custom House
yesterday with these certificates, and gold
w4s quoted u g. 5-6.- Ress.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

The pair q great gun. which th., Go,.rp
me"t il having cast-one in New Jersey. and
the other in Pcnnsylvania-are to carry sho,
weighing about 1000 pound. each, which wil
penetrate the iron.armor vessels as rif,e:ba1
will 50 through sheet Of tin. Tho weigh
Of each will he in the vicinity ofllo, ,O0o lbs.
and the cost Of each about $4,000. The,
are to be smooth bores; but the ordnance bu
resu is now having rifled. on the James plan
all the *moo'h.b bore heavy guns on the fcrti
fieations around Washing ton:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
Death or ll"s. Owe. 'Love,ev.

The friends Of freedom everywhe.o will
|pesvst to learn that one of its able cham
pioas, Hon.. Owen .Lovejoy, has fallen.
During the early part Of the presant ses-
sicn Of Congress he was taken dangerously
i'll, and for time his life was despaired 81,
but tho disease taken favonble turn he
rallied and was even abe to resum : his sest
in Congress. In . short time bis illosss
returned aud he was removed from Wash-
ington to the residence OF J.. N. Ely. in
| rooklyn. ". Y. Hero he gradually sank
and last Sunday expired. .su>
His disease was an affection Of tho heart
and kidneys, and though his illness WAS
) eveTe, hs retained full possession Of his
faculties up to the last moment. asd for
some time previous to bis death he WAS
aware Of his hopeless condition.
Mr.. Love;oy was born in Albion. Ken
nebs county, Maihe or the 9th ofJan.
uary. 1911, and was, consequently. fiAy.
three years old. In 1860 he was for the
first time elected to C"ngress, from the
Filth Illinois District, and was now sssv L.
isg bis Second term. -,s D..
1t WAS bis brother who WAS 60 'beutalIy
murdered .: Alton. Illinois, some years
since. for sndeavoring to publish an anti
slavery paper. The fruit Of that murder.
wss ths oonsserasios Of the life Of. Owen
Loyejoy. To- ihs advancement Of ie>sdom
and humanity, and he was ever true 70
the cause he advocated. In Congress he
soon became prominent member, and
though At times impolitic. was slwsys to
b. found upon the right side, and warmer
friend to the Union could not he wiehed
He leaves behind him an honorable record,
but it is to be regretted that he could not
have survived to see the institution 70
whose brutality his brother was 4 victim,
utterly blotted from the country--& PAU
Press,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

the managers Of the Prairie du Chen and
Lacrosse roads. and 10 go. to Madison In
eennec;ion with like Committee from The
Merchants Association, 10 secure such &C.
.ion rs may be required to accomplish the
ends sought Also that Committee Of
two from this Chamber be ppointed by the
President to confer, in connection With q
like Committee from the Merchants Asso.
citation, with the Racine L Mississippi
road. I 80
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Thos. Whitney,
WIN. Young: !
Edward Sanderson,
P. d. Armour,
h. Elliot. 10
A memorial to thu Legislature was also
submitted. Both the report and memorial
were adopted by the Chamber, and we b.
lieve the same committee who drew up the
report were delegated to proceed to Madi
son to push the adoption of~the required
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given th.t the oor.rthcr
siip h"ret"fore cxist;n, hctwc.n' r. W. Nor
+'hrup 4 Jacob Greer sunder tho firm na,ns
.: Northrup X Greer has hccn Dissolved by
mutual consent and the stock of goods di>ro..
ed Of to other parties. Our accounts have lie en-
made mp and left vt the old store. where ,hey
will bt'sct.letl BY rither'ot the old firm. Those
Cid accounts IT. ust hc settled up: Deb,ors will
save cost BY promptly paying their indebted
ncss.t .,r1,:.Irl,t t ,3 y J'','@ : az: r'.5t:!
,,,e..,sf ,.,,. t.,Ht XpRTlEUP L. tGREEI:
Rcd Wing, April 5ih. 1864.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Gen. Scott has nssrly completed ba, auto.
biography, tracing bis personal history down.
ward from the earliest to the latest public
acts Of his erhinently useful and honorable
life. Ths work viii create y se6s6:loh when
published. e'f'S' ~ ::
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Galienani says that Englands consumes
OF, 900 lbs Of ivory annually, o. The product
OF 1883 Elephants. About 1000 men ste
annually killed in the elephant hunts.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
NOTICE.

s hereby given that pnh!ic meeting OF ths
L Board sf Fl lah.cssion for tho Nod Wins
School district will BE- held - i. tI,s, Echeol
House in .aid district on Saturday tho !sth
inst. ut xo'ciock r. m., 10Y the examination Of
By order Of tho Board. ! -
1uH a2iE5 . O. DENSM JRE, District Chit.
- Red wing April I'd, ls6A.9 y;tt.ase "a
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n CAR d.

To = those friends who have heen 20 ki nd
to us during the sickness. and after the death
Of our beloved son, VIC offer our ainesrs and
heartfelt thanks. We have Fever seen such
kindnsss exhibited is has been shown to "a
and to him. Ouy every wish and need has
been anticipated, and ws have no words with
which to express the deep gratitu :ic VIC fcel.-
Our earnest desire il. and constant PRAYER
:hall be- that God, Who rewar.lcth opcply will
bless you al.
- JOHN 6TERNS.
... LUCY STERNS. @.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Gov. Brown, Of esergh, has srder,d ,ll
citizens Of that Stase, sosah Of the Chstta.
hoochee river. and Gsa. Joe. Johnston has
repeated ths injunction. This stream run,
Through Georgia nearly o. far - the Atl,nta
This issks Is II il vss lhe istsn,ion 70 evacu.
ate Ill Northern 0eorRia.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Sugar msking has commenced. su, the
prospect "es'"s fair now for vsry good s...
son. We h'ps every sugar orchard will b
thoroughly worked and faithfully attended
to. Every pound of su,.r made adds 70
much 10 tho wealth Of the State, I'D ibaun
R'psblieam..s j. Ilus sl,1itt- 80 .rF
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

"A youAg woman Of Newburyport Mass
has sent to Mr.. Mi:coIn n pair Of WOODEN
socks. on the bottom Of each Of which il
knitted the secession flag, and nesr the top
tho stars and stripes so that when worn by
the President he will always have the flag
|of rebellion under his feet. =, =
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

The eona,,ttee. on Indian Aff.irs recon NJ.
mend an appropriation Of sne million dollar,
to indemnify, the, people Of Minnesota for
losses ssslaiaed in the Sioux outbreak. We
believe the amount allowed blyv the Sioux
Commissioners was 1880, 900! 'nid -.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
The Mississippi NOnopOiy-lapsrtani
Action of the Milwaukee Chamber Of


Action of the Milwaukee Chamber Of
C"E,mercc.
The Committee appointed by the Cham
h,r Of Cpmmercs to con$,der tho propr iety
of taking Some actio towards reducing the
grain tariffs on the: Upper Mississippi, re-
Yortcd yesterday. The following 8 their
REPORT.
Your Committee appointed IN connections
with like. Co,nmit,ee ON the Merchants
Association, to confer with Commit, %
from the river towAs Of the Uppor Mssis.
sippi relative TO the qup .tion Of fteights up
or that river, beg leave most respectfully to
report that tho joint Com ui.sss met in ses-
sion last evening, and, after listsniae % Ill
the facts and statements st fossh By III
cen; lcmcn comprising thc river dsleGasioo.
and aster carefully and shoeoashly eoesite
erine tho " heae matter ss vs>seassd by ,hs,
Coaaistss. Il vas The ussnisuosa opinion
Il that jaias Committee tho oar Lsg;sla,urs
should bs asaosslissd jsiasly BY ths two
associations 70 compel The rsslsead eoops.
niss whore roads Terminate as LaCsoese ssa
Prairie d. Chisn. to receive from any boat
or boass navigating tho Aississippi River,
grain o. othss frsiyhe st she aams peios
and in The same n,sapsr - iron IL l,ns Or
lioss Of bosis running 70 e'Anscs,oa With
The said ssads. and slso % deliver Ill lrsixht
transported over those rosd. to such bosi o.
boats ~ ths ssms nav b. CO & ,1sd, in the
sans Wy aRd upon ~ sa1o ssens q q
the beas o. bnsts comprising IL lid liz q
lines. II Z word. to brsak dsvs, upoa tha
nsrt ~ ahnxa np>As All RnaApsesion~ \. t..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
A Rich Enterta nmcmt in Aid uf Laud
able object.

HDt ODJtCls
The ladies and gentlemen Of Red Wing
anil vicinity dcSi:ous OF contributing to the
Comfort OF our sick and wounded soldiers
have made arrangements for grand Mas
1uerade Party at the Court House, on the
evening Of the 18th Of April the proceeds
OF which are TO be applied to this object
through the Mississippi Valley Sanitary
Fair, under The auspices. Of: the Western
Sanitary Commission. Our soldiers in the
Western Department have issued IN ur-
gent cal: to the: people OF Minnesota fos
contributions 10 the forthcoming Fair At st.
Louis. OTHER portions of our State are res
ponding to the call. by means Of Concsrts
and other entertainments, and i: is hoped
and believed that the patriotic people o.
Red Wing and vicinity. will not he back
ward in pa'ronizing the coming parry fo'
this object. The Sanitary Commission II
now organized gives uns4ualed facilities to'
applying promptly. and to The fullest sx
tent the free will offerings Of our citizen.
for the benefit Of the needy soldiers Of th'
X .,ublic. Being conducted BY officers e.
Iec.ed for their honesty. capacity, and pa
tri"tism, and working 10 conce.t with ths
Government and alec with the United
States and Christian Commissioners it is
able 10 reach promptly every branch Of ou'
extended armies, and il present with its
good Samari.ans to bind up the wounds o
our soldiers on every fresh battle field
thus applying more effectively and prompt
ly our contributions, than any iudividua
effort can do.
That no one need hesitate .: 70 the Seaa
ibiIity Of contributing through this eomm's
sion, it may bs sisted that The bsss and
highest officers in rank in our army un'
quaii6dsly endorse tho Commission. and ii
arrangements have been such that the snor
nous contributions passing through it
/ hands during the past year have been dis:
tributod to needy soldirrs everywhere where
they have penetrated the rebel territory q
a'cost for transportation, distribution etc.,
Of only onr ona A1lf per cent. a. their pub
lished records show. Let not Minnesota
be backward in aiding a'. enterprise whict
is if such vast benefit to her noble sons IL
the field Let those who cannot attend ,h>
party add their contributions to its funds.
Though the entertainment; is called Z
Masquerade Party it is not intended thai
anything shall he introduced 10 offend the
taste of the most faStidious. Choice musi<
bosh vocal and instrumental, including the
BRASS bard refreshments, tablesux! etc.
aside rom the characters represented il
Mosques. will render the entertainment o
rare interest aside from tn. important OF
ject 70 which II will contribute.
We bespeak on tho part Of patriotic Ret
Wing full house and liberal contribution
Tickets so cents to be had at tho store
Of Jones, Dickcnson, Lcwa,sr and Clark 8
Children under 10 years Of ago Is cents
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

The Sosasdan REPORTER. in slludiag ts u,
rupert that Nrt. Gen. Tom Thumb I'D -
|essss,a = fnsthss, says+a j. hisely pesuaesss
~ i = assured upss the vesy h.ss spsAssity,
that ihs Interesting svsst IS nst expecssa 4
sesar sssil u nsoth C July sext.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

-, Thsre are only three millionairs in Gin.
"innatti, ten who, are worth half million.
and twenty three who are worth two hund.
red and fifty thousand dollars. - -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

"a physical, has discovered That the
lo'ehtshsre nine caces out Of ten Is prod ducsd
BY ovinga bill for : news. paper, and that
the best cure is to pay up
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The copartncr,hip heretofore existing be.
swccn II &. - Bernard Smith IN flssl nnlasshc
ture Of les andtayness j. this Day -dieeolved
(hy mutnaf fconsent- The business will So ear-
|saetsn By q. q. Smith. swh,'is authorised to
|esttie all outstanding tien,sads, ~.,,lr-,s'
ksd Wing, April, eth. 1854 '''',s' a." - -.
"a DpD~ s.r sEs
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

"A printer, named Austin B. Williams
recently died in New York, whose weighs
was 420 pounds. '':~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

go A.sss'ss tsses e ~ 1A4sajAe - -.
s0sA q aris ssseaaly. A S~ils ssullel1
san sssk An sitA ~ earb;De, - -
psrtaA + viii II 1ieht asn. ,ass ~ =,
= - pai ID shat sses she .sri .asI
aee u esne1e = - tarErt This = ii
elsee ~ eiunss a1ld - ,ae u,oser. .
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Harrington, tho :copperhead candidate g,
Governor Of Nex Hampshire, who vas .,
e!ated At the news of tho rebel victory al Hall
Run that hs gsvs vss,t 10 his exultasies 4
(soeseantislly J shsss wssds: "IAsps ~,
6sreA<rs satisr siR ssss Asas u = ~"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

! seeessisnist wooan in Huntsville, Ah
the other day invited General Loeas to- hs,
house and entsrtained him snmp.usasly, ed
then requested that her son might bs r,eas.
Cd from the ebkaption q takiss he sash.
The General A.siy said No, !" M d, yosun
ssot'soan sauiiraasd q so,k II sss
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
1863, Prairie .Dachiea Re.ts 1868
For Milwaukee, Chicago and
ALL POINTS EAST.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE e,

THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
Ample tins being a1lowod on the River. to .r
IL sure the connection beyond any probable
contingency.
THE sPLEND1DFIRsr- ;, LASS STEAMERS
lMtl1eanker; Key City, War Eagle,
ri ~Azsca md Northern Lqht,
Unsqn"lisdin in Elegance. sped and Com ,o,,
=. .aztadby any otheI Line T. go
Leave Red .NYtnG 1atSy, aboue
II M~,A M Mskipg direct connection
As-aN with Ex1Fsss Train leav.
ing prsirie idA CHEN, ts7.l5 A. ~, srrivine
- a'twankee at 3 80 P. H.. and Chicago $50
y. making direct connections ct both points
- Tho chang. from steamer. to c.,. b. .
Ing insde At !. .4sA.. -. Z, psssssssrs ees . full
nisht* nett snA:tseahisss on nho@l plvanss-
ses thst eaanet b ssesreJ b sny eshsr rosss.
4agnddcenf Palace Cars.
WsM Ehfsqe ,pengilaeos and Dxeeevs
seederins Cars ifss from dust, end kssp;ae ~
air Puro and coil.
LsnS oSiesao
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
sttDgelS II AR Tosse srsivs . Ch;eae>
4Poi0AC - ~ toAsspe tiD1. - 10
Dunlieth.
.ysss al'hswA b asysAisr Rsass:
II. c. HOFFMAN & CO. Assnss,
9ftaz ~ f - - vs. toveo.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

Chance: for. a Bargain!
good team in part paw, small
DWELLING AND TWO LOTS
Loc 4tcd in one of the hest neehborhood. and
Pleasantest situations in this city. Inquire 1t
this office. >..
Wing, March 2, 1864.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

The Oldest hssss il New Hus),nd Y: -
in the United S,ates, IL IN Ncjfoel. 1.ss
having formerlv belonged e llse,.sv ~.
dock, the first 0ovssnor q ths lf.anehasr n,
nay Csapany. His farm. On which ,hil
hooss was eseetsd shout 1910 esataiael 3tue
thousand acres Of land.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
NOTICE.
i. E SMITH. @!'Fif
BIElRNAkDSNITH. 3 Z

NOTICE r. hereby given "a those Who A.
y y indshtsd 10 us on .bcoks aceonnt q otha,
.ise, thas said indebtnrs must be. paid before
" h,s. day o. April: or :lte accounts will b
ton. sc HART ~
ReA W7nalfssch stbs 1851. -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
, NOTICE.

'HE undereigned hereby give notice that they
VIII be pleased to have al persons inlsbt-
Cd to thcm either by nots er account to eail
ana .settls Immediately. We wish to oloss up
o"f 6asine:ss AZ soon asposeible, and hopo no
further notice will be necessary.
We Also, wish all ker*ons having claims
against us, to present them for payment.
SIMMONS && JOHNSON.
Red Wing, Ainn., March I'D 1864.
.;i.jHuI.I Ftvl -,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
LIABILITIES.


Capital $53 400 ;am't actually paid in 1880 90
Registered Bank Notes received from,
Auditor and not returned, q a:6su
Deduct ReRistcrcd. Notes on hand 1878
Leaves Registered Bank Notes in cir
culation ~ .707 M
Duo Depositors on demand T.oo7 O.,
UNDIVIDED pronts = 1868 IS
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
QUARTERLY REPORT or THE
BANK OF RED WING.

Act Of tho Lcgislsturc ofthe State Of " inne.o..
entitled "An Act to authorize and Regulate
tho Bnsiness Of Banking" approved Jul ' q;
1853, showing a statement Of tho following
items on tho m"rning ~ tbs first Monday o,
April, in thc year 1854. before tho trausac-
action Of any business on thatd.y: ii
T. -t.t''a'' 4r. HhSe 'choks. >s'TH. .';it
Losns and Di.connta exccpttc Stock -,
h"lders and Bro.er. o7lGO
Duc from the Stockholders Of this
Bank. l1nls s.
Due from Brokers S445
Stocke on Dero.itc with State Auditor
; At their par value, 1850
ePocie and u. 8. Trcnsury Notes, 1906 s.
l.oss and Expcn.s account -. 13s Os
Bill. "f Solvent Banks on hand, 2s.
due from Bsnks 1890 81
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

,.Iu;N ,.Go; Ut ,ItI, II
Ample time being allowed on the River. "a Or
IL sure the connection beyond any probable
contingency.
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At a Fourth of July celebration, a
young hdy offered the following toast,
The young men Of america. Their
arms our support. Our arms their re-
ward. Fall in-men fall in. z'.'
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AyGoOd ( De,c,,se.

5ss1AAat. old gentleman was bitten in
the calf of the leg bya dog. He at
once rushed 70 the Office ofthe jnstice
ofthopeace, and preferred acomplaint
against ajokerr il Ahs, neighborhood.
whom he supposed teobe the owner of
the olfsnline cur. The following de
Tense was offered on trial by the wag:
Il. ByfteStiupny in favorof the gen.
eral good character of my dog, shall
prove that nothing could make him so
forge: ful of hls cun'nc dignity as to
bite a calf. .se#,
2. He is ssene blind, and cannot see
to bite. 4 Is
8. Even If he could sec to bite, it
would beSuttefly impossible for him to
go out of his way to do SO OH account
of his lamencss. IS lsff szao -s7 .'oe
4. Granting his eyes and legs TO be
good he has no teeth.
s.. My dog died six weeks ago. 4
6. I never had any dog.
The majority for Lincoln in Miss
onri foots up at about 10000.
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.Keoknk,sFt. D. M. & M. R. h.

nNandafter W ednesday, Feb. 5th, 1852, andunty
~ further notice, daily train will run each wa
Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Ksokuk $3.50 m, arriving At Cttumwa 12.45
An, SnA Of Eddyvlne 2;90pm. Il 4
Leave Eddyvile at 1890 m, and arrive at Ottumwa
12.46 m, and-at Keokuk $50 m.
"Passsngesstakingt the MailTrainfrom Keokuk
At 7:S0a h, make sure concessions with Stages at
Eddyvilie FOR Oskaloosa Fl Desmoines councilBluas
and all points west.
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest, may be ad
atthe 0ficefor all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICE-Atthe Depot, foot OF Johns on
street. p~rnF GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
1eb5 d, 1863 ~ ~ az 1900 superintendent.
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PROF. O. J.,,WOOD's
HAIR REST OR ATIN I

IHAIR REST OR A I I'VE
The tonishingprepara turns the Hairiblack
to its original color aft err having become gray, and
reinstate 70 In aiits original health uster softness
and beauty-removes all Dandru1 from the scalp, and
npfeasa nj itching IL will also cure Cutaneous
Eruptons such sScald- Head, letter, &cy and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp, by
acting as Stimnaut and Tonic TO the organs sup
plying the coorfug matter to the Hair, completely
resto ring them TO their original vgor and health
thus preventing afltepdency to become gray. "a.
1 II also pfeventsthe Hair from becoming unhealthy
and falling Of and 9auses 1t to grow and thlckens
where II gone by resusctating the organs necessa-
ry to supply MURINE mt and coioringmatter. u y
Thousa dis ofSoldiers in the Army have testified to
the above who al become gray and lost their Hair
by sickness, change Of climate, and inattention,
while performing camp duty.
A Restorative and Dressing, IL has no equal.
For sale by Peter Utecht Druggist, Ottamwa and
by Druggists generally. tr t lo-iS
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7RAXRlADS."
--~~~~S~~~N~~ ~% ,-~~~>~N~~Cy~o~
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
IVl ROAD.
Great Central Route. 40 New York,
New England aud the Canadas.

Great Central Route 40 New York.
New England and the canadas.,
On and after Sunday Oct 8ist. trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot foot OF base street, as
follows:
600 A. NJ, Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit t:45
y. m; Toronto Goo a. M; Suspension Bridge 800 a.
M; buffalo 80 a. M; Albany 400 p. M; New foIk
Is. 80 D. M; Boston II 80 Q. m. $50 1
$780, p. m. saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
6l5 a. m; Toronto 800 m; Suspension Bridge ooot
p. M Buffalo 6.3o m; Albany 6:3O a. m; New York
leo p. m; Boston $50 o. m.
1000 p. IN. (Saturdays and sundays excepted) arr,
D m; Albany 9. 10 a m; N. Y. 8.30p m; Boston D. pm
CiSciSSATI TRAISs--via the Michigan Central 4. II.
leave Chicago at 800 a, m. Mail Train 6lo pm.
Fast Express. The 6.15 p M train leaving Cha4a go
through to Cincinnati without change Of cars or
baggage -
Ruttan's Patent ventilating and Warming aP-
paratus on all cars of this Company.
eg-An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added TO our day trains
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar-
al Office corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, tup
der the Trement House,) Chicago and OF the Depot.
r.. N. RICE, General Sup't
H. G. WENTWORTH, Genr West'n Pass. Agent,
Dec L. S6l-37.f6 VI Chicago.
PENNSYLVANIA CE NTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
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