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, 1864-07-18

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Trains between CLEVELAND AND NEW TORE
Takat Effect May "a. 1854.
, NHw FOHK THROUGH LINE.
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TaE arH-The 9TH Of July win

TIE aTH-The 9TH of July win be
permitted to go past this year, We fear. by common
sspaent risheat any kind Of dsuenstratiea on tlus
psfs u our citizens. We hope thsrs will be ami
mssisa enoasa II The bsatts &c ear people To vel
szas the IA, By spsti0psi salute. We have the
Sig gan, shdsaa sSoh raise the powder. Let us
@% F@4 RevRaa1 wgps@ vtof d. thF Tnnch
towards rsmeh6erfng de AGiorsoas 4th, While
OF hFsshsFf ~ fFisHSs asblaa guisAis Starving
blseding and dying upon the battle fields Of the
ssatAleossssiaaimeAnsasaHd = o. bAptiaa d
blood the soil Of country TO the cause Of lib
erty il Is not meet that We mere favored should
celebrate the day in feAstiDg and dancing; rather
Let as remember it with fasting and prayer, in
humble appeals to the God Of Freedom to crown
the Right with victory. But let the common speak
Its voice Is appropriate to the occasion. While
the artillery Of the RsPubIie ia laundering at the
gates Of the rebel capital, and its deep intopations
reverbsrste among the devastated mountains Of
Georgia, lpt the peaceful Prairies Of Iowa repeat
the echo, that We may be reminded Of The great
life struggle in which our country ID engaged.
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= ga 49,

The most effective thing that was said
in the Baltimore Convention seems to
have been Horace Maynard's successful
appeal for the admission Of the Tennessee
delegation: =.
Assembled here, under that symbol
which typifes our common nationality, we
claim the right, and the loyal people Of
Tennessee claim the right, to be repre-
sented in such assemblages, wherever it
may be constituted You have decorated
and adorned your hall most beautifully,
and most appropriately, with the old flag,
which is the symbol of our common ma
tionality. Count, beseech you, before
you. pronounce upon this question, the
stars emblazoned upon that flag. [Great
and prolonged cheers.] That, sir, is our
argument That, sir, is our theme. The
sixteenth. star of that constellation sybol-
ICES our existence; and we intend, God
helping US, by the assistance of our loyal
army and the loyal men of our country,
that that star shall never be blotted out.
Renewed applause.1
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DUBUouE FAIR.-The local page Of sAs
Dubuque Times is allsd sysry daI wist ~
counts of the great Fair. The sxkfbitiosl
premises to excel in interest The pPfieipstsens
ofthe most ssangaiine frissds Of ~ -
The ladies of lows, smnlaling the spirit and
lab So Il u tksiF ~ s. = g! Il 10
have done S0azasls fsrthsasoaa1sw By the pro
eeeds Of Fairs, and emulattng also ths Pssri-
otirn and self-sserifei sparitaof fsayekisa 40
country which charsc,erizes the. selslsrS -of
Iowa, have been isboring for months 70 have
this Fair worthy of the State, worthy Of the
glorious name which the valor Of 10 sons sad
loyalty Of its daughters have made for h---
They wished to make this Fair, in Is splendid
adornments and the beauty and amount OF
goods contributed, unsurpassed BY any FAIR
which has been held in the Northwest. And
from all accounts they have been eminensfy
successful in their labor& .r...-.5.s~
The Fair was opened at o'clock Thursday
afternoon with prayer by the Rev. .. H.
Reed. ...-
Presiden. Wiltse then delivered brief bu,
elosuent inaugural address, which was htly
responded TO by ". L. calkins, Esq, in be-
half Of the several delegations present. Amer
which the seseral committees took charge OF
their respective departments, spectators we're
admitted and business began in earnest, and
when the Fair closed 1t night the receipts for
the Rrst afternoon and evening were consider
ably ever thirteen Thousand dollars" The
Times Of Friday morning, in it's account of the
third days exhibition says: 1.-The third day OF
the Fair was, like its predecessors, uncomfort-
ably warm. Nevertheless the weather did not
prevent people from all portions Of the West,
and nearly every other section Of the Union,
from crowding the Fair buildings all day-the
number in attendance being larger by far than
on either Tuesday or Wednesday.
As were the previous visitors, those yester-
day were astonished by the magnificent ap-
pearance of the departments and the splendid
array Of goods. We heard q distinguished
lady say: The Chicago Fair was not equal to
this in beautiful appearance, the 81. Louis did
not excel this, / attended both Of them The
receipts Of cash up to date, including the
amounts taken IN ta.- &sA~-ant departments,
have reached twenty-five thousand dollars
Besides this sum there are i've thousand dol
lars in lash donations, in the hands Of CON-
mittees, which viii be paid to-day"
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JAMEsTowN.-Of all the dreary sights
on the james River, jamestown is the
most dreary. As the first English settle
ment which succeeded in North America
was planted on that low island to our
right, (going up,) we shall naturally ex-
pect the spot to be marked with monu,
ment as far surprising that of Bunker
Hill, as Southern chiSalry surpasses North
ern parsimoniousness. There are monn.
ments, and striking ones, too; but they
are not such as Christendom, or even Pa.
gandom has pointed to with pleasure and
pride. There stands q portion of the
square brick tower of the first Episcopal
church erected on this Continent; but the
body of the building has been 30 many
years. xnin that trees City feet high grow
upon the spos .e1Ara Il. +. p first convened
to worship the God Of their fatnsrs. This
b not al. Through the thin woods lying
back Of the old church, may BIO seen
erAssgiing haIfa-dozan old chimney STALKS,
ten u twenty feet ia height One farm
house stands in the distance, bas ID Il
abandonea and the First spot plAntsd by
the pale-face IN North AmerieA 3 To-day,
and IN effect fer half ! eensasy has been,
Deserted Villages
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LUMBER.-GEoRGE T. HoAGLAND &
Co. give notice by advertisement to-day that they
nov have on hand a complete stock of all grades
and kinds of Pine lumber just received last boat.
There has been great scarcity Of lumber In this
market oflate, owingte the difficulties attending
transportation up the river. One Of the firm Of
Hoagland Co., (ME. Bshbingtonl was obliged to
spend fnoFd fhGn : SaenEh ~ o. sos anu pV1Hss
east this spring, in order 10 get his stock through
and il Was only by pefssvsFsase and 9sssskiias
to the work" that he succeeded IN getting up kAs
ape lot he has now on hand. Those who contensI
plate building, and al others in need Of lumber,
viii do we'll to call soon, aS lumber is no drug in
snts maskas hnAs@ aass 81 lively. You viii and
Mr. Behbingtaa. the resident partner, . gsntis-
nam 20 deal With, and one who win sslI yea gvod
asticis at fair prices. .< s.s.r = ss
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4 -
81 = 8 s. Z g = IA ~
3 e. Sc g
sIiis
Is By s. I .;, 81; & &
~ ]. W. -. 80
81 s,.s.s. I, 80. u.
a 80.
ii s.;f N 81 i 5..ag.z Sc: So
ss.r ss.. 49,. NJ 4, s.s,;,:;. $50
la.S ,.ss ,,v,,,,., -, Il s lhesp ~
/ ANAL s,..s;1 .,,,t,.,s. and + nnile,stas,a
thai : ,,,,.Isber ii eb,,ss vll,,. have ksyatx,-
s;,re bea., 5. ~ ..h;e Il s.s,,,.v fb,;;,
s,rsas IN, a. -, 81 ~ .Aan
rut. q u.he,a s,,....;is,, Is r;;sht sf N
owners to ID IS. bsesssse de- las(s are
not enclosed By I fence and threaten y
), On thesc hands and cut gssss apssisk-
esav,l;ao tbev have h4es, iaas.sa Nas
WIN YOU permit me through yoar PAPER
10 correct the impression that j man has
mo riaht % use or sell the grass ON his own
land if mot enclosed In chapter liz of
the Sd book Of Blaekstoae, the following
language is used q Every mans land 4,
in the eve of the law, enclosed and set
apart from his nsiIghbors, and that either
by visible and material fence IS ones
field is divided from anoshers by d hedge,
or by an ideal. invisible boundary exist
mo only in the contamination of law
And in The same chapter il ID provided
~%N@ An N@@S $500 - E~''-3-'-
that for every unwarrantable ehtry and
So. - -. :
AFGSHsseS pu kAS 1GHA IA &AlblAAS&3 &sA HCNNufA
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Rran p j q e.

Observation-Disclosures fssursd
last night with another fine shower. 4 suf-
feieat quantity Of water has fallen during one
last two days to put the ground in good order,
and the hopes Of the farmers hare j decided
upward tendency Vita fsw Hzsre saeh
showers during the seasen. We win hare good
crOps-above the average Notwithstanding
the rain, the weather 10 sim warn. The naer-
curry ranged as follows:
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DAKOTA UNION-We have received in
exchange = new paper bearing the above title,
haiIing from Yancton, D. T., and edited By
Armstrong & Kingsbpry. IL is eR.insnsiy
sound on the great questions Of the day, is
edited with marked ability, is topographic
rlly well get mp aud has the appearance
generally ola institution Success ts the
UxIox. and long may ii be preserved"
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aT Our enterprising townstnaa and
eslebraaed householder, r. r. DeKay, yoster-
day purchased 100 ponies, direct from Kan
sss He IL in the market With them and
ready to sell cheap. Persons wishing a pony
can make note Of this.
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TaANks.-Messrs jaime. 1. sinela

1 Thanks -Messrs. James L. Sinclair
and Asher Eervis ssve oas thanks for handsome
eiahs % the Weekly SssfAREfEr from New Town
and sJsddo. 1t p gratifying 70 know that car
friends throughout the slope are vide awake % the
interests Of the Union cause, and diligently NJ
Notwithstanding the Adoeaments" Our weekly
circulation ID growing Fapidly-namss come in 80
fast that our pressman never knows how much pa
Per to @wet down." Our circulation has been
deuhled within the past year. This is the trae
policy bet friends Of the Onion who desire to
keep the Slope Right, circulate the SoSPARETr-it
is sn infaIlibis sntidote for copperheadism-
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STORM.-The heaviest storm of the
season visited this vicinity last night. 1t COM
meuced about nine o'clock and for three hours the
wind, rain and lightning seemed to be striving
for the mastery. The rain came down in sheets,
turning the roads into creeks and penetrating
everything not perfectly waterproof We fear
the growing crops have been badly beaten down
by the peltins Of the storm.
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B5~ Messrs. Burhop & Co. give notice
in another column that they will have public
picnic at the Elisdale Farm Joe. E. Johnsou's)
On the 4th. and invite everybody to participate.
good time is anticipated.
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~ Real Estate is getting cheaper
every day in this city. IE., ifyou take it On
the wing Unless rain comes to our relief
yery soon serious results may be expected.
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~ By referring to our advertising col
amas Il will be seen at once that cur business
men ara coming up to the work like Inen. We
feel proud 10 be thus honored and will DO our
SO 70 further extend our growing circulation.
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N The Muscatine Daily journal has
besa salargsd AID iuproved, and has added
10 iss editorial corps W. F. Davis, Esq. late
sesssssry q the Iowa Senate, one of the
rssaisa writsrs4ia the State, The Journal
Aspsns sks campaign with commendable vigor.
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Pprsg LEMcNs.--L will be in receipt
| ;, fresh lemons every week durfngths present
...,o, and am prepared to Gil orders promptly
,r sxtenL The trade supplied on liberal
terms. .x-axrx pner4fR
Jhas 29-di Al o-'hS NA -
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FAcT-You can always tell from the
advertising columns Of newspaper those who
do the largest business and sell the cheapest.
The man Of enterprise and Industry who has
determined to sutstrip all competitors, always
wants the pulicto know what he has for sale.
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I'D.

THE SANITARY CoMaIss1oK, win
meet this Tuesday evening, q the resi-
dence of Mr.. Baldwin, Senior honse
formerly occupied by Mr.. ]. D. lockwood.
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No REPoRT.-The line was occupied in
the transmission Of private messages during
the forenoon, and this afternoon the working
5 interrupted by thunder storm east Of the
Mississippi Look out for the OK
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na- This is the first day since the
.sree,-sprinkier commenced operations, that
any annoyance has been experienced from the
dus. ;--it rather got the better" Of him TO-
day
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/ -
BAD CIR E psftS
ef Iowa = fse ssaly dspzazl ~ -
70 shsbss % stezi fsprs he uossn ~
lwhisk1np tetwe dollars lz -
bf NJ TASwhdss rszsg II tAs kssai& eaaaals't
rsise snoarA q he GreAt - II bdlIa
platform. n DssMoines. q q u 5uz;s
Fsrity. the gfsriosss oad party u s.had 90 =
bAd II ..zuahin don't BE aia' sson shesaI be
E.wass. She soald GET aaoa1 sithas Any
,-stsalinss b whisky was pleasy sna cheap,
pr whisky might Sc s.ss high = il had . mind
les II the party ssulA get aash arms into the
public sreasary wsaldat kser for eapeA-
sess then, lsut no such good fortune is hers.
Hsasily taxed whisky aud no stealing! Alas,
sDemocraey
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TFroan Daily Of 25thI

THERMoMETRIcAL.-The weather still
continues dry and hot, Vegetation is suffer
ing seriously fer want Of rain, and animal IA
ture is being sOreiy tried By the prOtrscted
heat The mercury ranged to-day as follows:
Al 9 a,clcsek A NJ - Eahf.
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n ~ + ! z
hsazs NIzssss y ssussa y N s6Sz&
esn6 ii - Ii Al aa< a Il III Sy5il Il: III & & "A
sstioa and & ISxss i \
hsaea ami Kikss 4
sfs<E lssl1s 81 Z sssszS Is Il # 7llzS
thAs tksy ws<s % - u w u " ~
wifhalfsw hssssg Asssn tsla 6zsslssa ii q "
srs g
rss Il II, ssysis, Il Il 90
astsf tyask66fx Il s.;szs q 49, 8 .
party u ssssls assashsa cs,lias ~ assa
baiississ, w b<sasha ~ 10 hsssas slaa II saas
aoa a.s
u msa ssrs vssnlise 81 3 kElisd x ~ = ~
eavairs. pas ~aais isss prsbsbly asa kiilpk,s
vouadsd md msasshg
We hass Ice psissasrz sasssa. as Asssaa
aaP,arsdy aHa hevs Iissa -. salsslsssa - O.
country.
HsadqasFtsu army Psaenzas 9--&a aahask
was made On Bsrnaads q Al Jaksraay naahs sstA
the tatsasiea Of arisins haek sAs wsrkaea No
rere engaged b diggiEg inzreashEseis fesaras
the snsray trezt - . gsla bsssr psaissss III
which e piaes gam y sasuazaily essw sasmsss
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HEARD FRUM-We find the following
in the unconditional Chionist," paper pub
lished in Hlinois-away down in Egypt:
Our ancient chum and bachelor friend, Joe.
V. Baugh. For several years past Joe. has
been "ruralizing in the far West. and no
doubt he has had a life size view Of that mann
moth qaadruped known as the ELEPHANT. He
declares his willingness of hereafter sejourR-
ing among civilized people. For some time
pas, joe. has been locaiizing on the Council
Bluffs Iowa. NonpaFeil, where his reputation
as quill driver has suffered 10 detriment. -
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pA. The congregational Socially Will
b, entertained .this. evening by Mrs. FraAk
st,.et Al her residence Al persons are cor
daily invited 80
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. - Z. L. or A., No. IL The reg
. ala, meetings Of this covasa are held every Sat
/ vat o'clock p. NJ in uuion Hall, Lower
E,a.avsy. "A faIlastsAdanss is requested
= - ae.z Br oRBER.
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BE- The weather to-day has been COM
psrativeEy pleasant, though still warm-thermou-
ster during the afternoon being up to ninety five,
present appearances indicate more rain. e..
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fFrom Daily Of sOth.l

pm- The circus changed its base TO-
to-day. The big rain last night washed it out
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IL Ii. &. r. Kirkpatrick, who had
tssa Il None for short time on account Of wounds
M d sesion daring the Arkansas campaign,
lsestsrasy % rsieia his rsgirnent The Lisn-
ID bstssr, ssnewhat, than when he ar
y On soath, bat has not YET tbs appear
$50 81 sss dusss He fear BE- il return
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GOING UP.

4 - = - : q p y a - e.. . .
In consequences Of tbs enormous rise inrthe price
e pTinaiax mAtsrial, p welt as everything else,
- ~ - anzisd . selfdsseaca 70 make an ad-
sase iseur "a zlsingrntss. We have not changed
oar Agurss ssaEsriaiy since the publication Of the
DaIls VA assainsneea and did hePs e eontinue
~ the Cd rstes bat with the priee ofiabor, mate
Eial. and In inst EvEnTrHns, going uPAp ISFrSl-
rvs e bssoRes @Inilitary necessity that We
shaaid afaIi ints HnsF ana sge oy' with ths rest
Our rates are 81 present very iow In comparison
wIsh the prices Of ssssything elsa, and AFTER the
proposed rise win stiiI be LOVER than the prices
taas hase been charged b. the papers Of Omaha,
snd other Dailles, for more than year past. We
hopa oar patEnns VIII recognize tbs xEcEssrT
for this adyfncs, and not consider it unjust IN
reasonable rFnder the girrUsfastauesg-
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IT, n.lr Of the 18th. !

The WEATHEE.-To-day has been
arm. windy and cloudy. The mercury rang-
L.. soIiows
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asAE nsrAsRA BULEETIs.


81 - - ssN FOR SALE.
N ares II ls,,ds II miles frona tewn, on tbs
-, tassin AaAFsws' ssaA-aisision.
-, vlsces Of Improved properly IN
sr;EiAal isxa ...se
-. ,.rve lets in yoorhis' Addition.
asaas and lot in original town
=. il Jackson's sad Mynster's addition.
ssas choice residence L0'a--'srna, one
80 ii and balance in twelve months ri
il 4 block l. BayIiss's 1stsddifion.
IN. PALMER, Agt-
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q Fon mi r. Great Circus pai

s&h 0fton Brothers great Circus paid
ssr ~ vlsss so-azy. fsis seu.psny has szhib-
iasa i ~ ialxsr slsias b the saatap psst Of
tkls sssSs ard soraes 10 ~ ven recommended.
They are sSssSissd q raanaaan in oar city two
aays uhish m gsss ~ eas cisissas aaspsp esRat-
taaity % ssslngsks shox,7 pleasure that i
not afforded Che people very often In this sectson
" soantrM They sxhibit this sysninE = N
ss'asssk --temorfew IS . sad u o'clock P. u. We
bespsak for them sbusdaas sasSssa
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HAWK-RYEDEAsa

FRosT-zJacE Frost visited Fayesss
county las. Saturday night, No parsicu-
la J.,y.os vas dome n this ;mmediasA
Vicinity Rut ne hear that 4 clipped the
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RBcEIyED.-The goods and, money. for
warded by the citizens of Council Bluffs to
the Dubuque Fair, have safely reached their
destination, and the receipt ofthe same is &C
knowledged in the following letters form the
.ofieers Of the Fair:
DrBUquE. Iowa, JUNE, 18th GA.
Mas. AMELIA DLoOHEK:
. DEAR MADAM " our favor Of I'd inst, di-
rected to Dir. Adams. was duly received, as
also the box Of fancy goods by express. re-
fered to BY you. You have the thanks of the
Committee for your kind assistance and for all
donations made, and such may hereafter
be received from SOuEsSociety. The cooper
alton Of all friends Of the cause is urgently
needed, as our soldiers are now undergoing a
fiery ordeal for the salvation of the country.
Very respectfully. yours,
~. c. W. G. JOERNS,
=: g.. Assist Secy.
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n tke Masie IlezsaY 8 e 4 E =
sislphia Ssi ~ i i lsfgsa ns D s
tifaT album, allied wish exquisite little pies
lures, chiefly in ell, BIZ artists Of. NeNl
York, Boston ana Philadeiphia dazi1aad
y III for Mias ChsrIct
Il alhana i yalae &c.