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, 1864-04-17

jor1ty Of 50 to Of In that township Of Mont
gomery, gain Of Is since last fall. In Mar
Lnsvillu, where the copperheads have made
The most desperate e1erttons party could
make to retain their supremacy, but year By
year baye found II slipping more and more
hopslessly from their grasp, they "let al
holds go'' in the late elections. and made no
nominations at a1l. A large number, says
cla1ed their intention to, keep doing 80. In
the whole county the Union. men gain two
Trustees In Logansport, Cass county. the
Union men elect their whole ticket by ma
5o1ity which shows = gain Of 40 on the cleo
t;ona last fall Couple this cheering indIca-
tions with those We noticed last week In
Rush, Vigo, Warren, Allen and other conn
ties, and We l,nve 8 s'specimen hrick'' hiy
enough to give Us pretty good idea Of the
, 1864-04-17
Death OF John C, I1lvea.

run Tue N9uG5&esAaoa2I Niooe+J
Died, at bis residence, near Washington,
Rives, editor Of the Congressional Globe, in
the slxty ninth year Of his age.
:. Mr Riyes Was se1fmade man. Without
the means to obtain education In schools, he
became well :yereed in tthe business Of the
world by his aptncss for obseryation and
xhillial and successful in the various pursuits
t., t1 which he devoted hls AbeFfous'y useful
He made no os.entation OF largesses, but
his books show that In single year he paid
out 81, ,0l0 to support the wives Of soldiers
enlisted in the District, besides innumerable
aids in smaller amounts to individuals. He
was devotee in his friendships
was religion with hIm-and in all the rela.
tfons Of social Lite he indul1ed those around
him with the most af1ectionate kindness,
oyoztaskiug no one but himself aud parting
with none worn down in the service OF his
establishment, but making them It's pension
CTS when no longer suited to arduons erer-
t1on. He would not even dispose Of IN old
horse incapacftated for use, hnt has had as
many as five ct one tune on his hands kept IN
good condition rs incapables Tor ~hAt they
had done when able. With bosom full OF
tender affections, he = ns 60 cveDc to preten-
sion that none but those in most Intimate re-
1atjccs with him could see through the dis
ruiEe his bluEt manners aud sturdy exterior
put over them
He came to Washington more than forty
years since and engaged first as clerk In some
Printing Office, and afterwards In come Of the
bercrt 1ents, finally laying hold Of the
fi1nbe. which be lifted out OF Embarrassment
ara supported ever after like IN Atlas. His
management was une1ceptsonable IS the
business partner. He was never partisan,
and although on great national questions
;.,ereeIue in the main with Jackson's policy.
hc saw much merit in portions OF that urged
by his great antagonist, {Mr. Cley,) whose
1atriutisIn IL maintaining the countfy's
fights over The Unicn and in its foreign rela-
tiors, be: always held In profound homage.
Els partner, a more vehement party man,
was sometimes held in check BY his sound
ard temperate JUDGMENT.
1twas on Mr.. Riyes' suggestion that the
scheme OF having all sides heard fairl5 in de-
bate hy publishing impartial reports Of Con M
gTcsPioral proceedings, was adopted- The
editor, combaited such views Of the oppo-
reuts. or the Administration In Congress aa
he thought aesnilable; but it vas ~. klves.
care to see that no report should 40 tn1usuca
to speaker At first but the outlines OF
; discussion were gisen in the gsooe II Va.
fund that ep.tomes we're unsatisfactory, and
Mr., Eivee, BIZ degrees. brought the reports
, 1864-04-17
<t F.incoFz. Ia Elected and I arr Free. ~

q Lincoln Ia Elected and I ar Free.n
At the eereuade of Governor Ham, Ut New
Orleans, Judge E. H Durrel, in responding
to toast to the Governor, said:
The first ting TINT brought Mr., Lincoln to
his personal knowledge was his election Aa
President Of the United States in $50, He
knew that he was elected fairly by the popu-
lar vote. When, the morning after the cleo
tion, the news came Of bis election, little
negro came ia him while be was yet In bed,
md with all the enthusiasm Of which young
Africa WEB capable, exclaimed; tt.Lincoln Is
elected and l am free" He believed then,
and he had 'elnce that time no rGason t3
Change his opinion. that the negro under
it's width md depth, aa we'll os We did, and
from that moment be had laborcd with GER
ta1nty in his own mind that God had resolved
that through this great contest slavery should
cease to exist That. IS inasmuch as the
white man was the first slave, the black man
should be the last
, 1864-04-17
Ubirago Iribnne.
SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1Sgl
THERE SONNErS,

- BT xHs. KKHBLE.
From tho Metropolitan Esprit Of tho Fair.'']
soltnets, should lave thcIr pleasure 1asrod,
tleir meaning; word Of explanation nlnJ not be
~" The Inst po-n is intended to speak for the con:
teryatife" "araetocractes-those who caught up and
echoed the 1sssfny csy Of ths London 7'es 1.-The
:. TIE second Is the Eau Of thosc t-uc. t2: fiat
hearte, who also accepting ss Inevitable tho ruin
9ps M t sssns e. Il be- 5 fGa Ell Pe sds s
Sa %cs ' ala i STaxas sht ito ii is
In ihc lsrt, the writer, Ike another Miriam, takes
her "timh!el N her hand. and adawess both the
e1s ana need ns en1S ia ih,t Mn. Keb in be let
occasion, she should - need tue peH Of both NIL
ton and Wordsworth"
rmsr soxNEr.:s
She has gone down. They ebout 1t from afsr,
Eingr, Nobles. Friests-Al men OF every race.
Whose lingering clogs Times swift felcntless
She has gone downl Our cvtl-bod!ng start
Rebellion, smi,ten with Rebellton'a sword,
AnaEchy, dDnt 10 death BY slavery
Beneath M bideoas cloud ii ei1ii wal.
Strife such as hcathen slaughterers hsd ab-
The 1awleas band, who would cali no man lord,
Squirting all wholesome curb, nud dreaming Tree
Her rabb.e Tulet uccnfious tyranny,
In the fierce eplcndor Of her insoIcnt morn,
She hae gone doWn-tho worlds eternal scorui
, SECOND sosEEr.
She has gone downt We for the worldI and al
III weary workers looking from afar
To the clear r1sing Of that hopeful star.
Star Of redemption 10 each weeping thrau :
OF Pow'r decrrplt, and OF Rule o1twotn;
Beautiful dawning Of thAt blessed morn,
Which was to bring; leave for the poor 10 nve, ::
To work and cat, to labor and 10 thrive,
And righteous room for NIL who nobty strive.
She 6as gone dgwul Woe for the painting world
Back on its path Of progrese 6texn)y huEfd.
Land Of sufficient hatVekIs Cor all dearth,
Home OF ali highest hopes-Tlme's Richest BIRTH
Woe ior the promised Land Of the whole Earth!
7Hiun eosstEr.
Triumph not, foole-and weep not ye lainthea1ted
Have ye believed TINT the divine decree
=, or Heav'n had giy'n this people Ger to perish
Have e nelie7ed that God would CO ea'o to
This great New World of Christian 1iberty7 =.
And thnt our Light forever had departed?
Nsy-br the precious blood shed to redeem
The nation from its seih6hness and ain,
By each true heart TINT burst in holy strife,
Leaving its kindred hcarts to break through life;
BY all the teprs that will not cease 70 strean
Forever, every desolate home within,
We vii. return to our appointed place,
Fret in the vanguard Of the human racel
LONDON, Janu15y 10th, 1854.
, 1864-04-17
debates Of Congress-, for ialoze than quarter

debates Of copg;ress, for more than quarter
Of q ctntury. al authentic record. :
This multiplication OF copies enabled sfr:
Rfves to execute the work Of reporting and
printing for less than one-third Of tho price
for which similar work had ever been OBJ
tanned In England or the. United slales-
Ch nges have, however, been made In respect
10 the number Of the reports disse minated, ),
which, together With the increased price of
material and labor, have, 1T is ascertaiued
b. tie Printing Comuittccspa made reporting
e. losing business for the Inst few years, to
such mn extent as to render ita continu nee
impossible unless the original terms Of the
contract shs uld be restored, or come other
provision made to maintain the establish
fD..rf :
, 1864-04-17
TO UuNtralturA
WILL BE RI

DRI !1&}EAI1 T4AA DI 1eG-
re,re,1 At Id rres.,ry Department. oilce o. the
snperyfsine .Gehect, VA p e. Until H.! T. y.
of le Isl das o NIL lS io, a. ID br lie treasury
Department prior to May L. 1865. ~ bv enn,,r,.
:. Flaps and specifications can ne ohs3!ns
'ds % be per foot ias1alns nd e.;
rrce named to cover all charges whatever. y =rps
the freight and the nctua rMsclng expenses ot orE
men to the place where the Vaultt 10 bA cItcd-
Safes 70 b. delivered At The KAtlvoad Depot Or
Steamboat Hhnrf for transportation, In good order
end col dillon, without charge.
LcckH for the Vaults or fhfcs will he fnrus!1eu BY
tie Department. bas must bo pruptrs put on By the
contractor without charge. -.
All bids mrEt be LcDpanicd By the bond Of two
respe ntbe persons IN the tn Of - 100 tEet tho bid.
der will accept and perform the coAtTact il awarded
tU bin the Fu!c1tncy Of the security 10 b. cEraed
toby The Collector Of 11ieEnnl Revenue Of tho Dis
tl!ck.
The Department reserves the right 70 reject ans or
all the bids II it be considered 1s interest CO so
and bid Will be considered that does not CONFORM
to tue requirements OF tlttt advertisement.
Bids 10 be enclosed In = sealed envelope, endorsed
proposals. for Safes and Vaults."
ISAIAH ROGERS,
An2-bSSf.1tsAI4W Supervising Architect.
, 1864-04-17
Removal OF the Pennsylvania Capita,
from Harrisburg. 10 PhIladelP Phla.

from Harrisburg 10 Philadelphia.
A bill has passed the Pennsylvania Senate,
by a vote Of 10 ayes to 10 nays, to remove
the State Capital from Harrisburg to Phila-
delphia- There is considerable probability
Of the BILL becoming raw. The Pittsbnrg
Cazt!e rather tavors the project, and offers
the following strong reasons Therefor: /
The notion that the morals Of legislators
and the purity Of legislation arc best pre-
served by locating the seat of government
Of States and nations at distances removed
been proved to be iaflaclous. Washington
was selected us the seat Of government of
the United States purity from this considera-'
ton, but that city has for years been the sy-
uonJm N for all manner OF official corruption
Have any State Capitals a worse name than
Of these three cities might be quoted as proof
Of the proposition that their very isolation
furnishes opportunities forlegislatiye corrup-
ton that would not exist to 80 great an cx-
tent If the legislation were required to be
performed in large cities, OF, If they did e.
ist, would be more likely to be countazacted
by better Influences and the greater certainty
Of exposure. :" ~
Harrisburg possesses no historical assocla-
tfons which endear 1t to PenrsylVanians.
No battle has ever occurred there-not, even
m 1ndian fight The remains Of no dlsttn.
EuIEuEA AtCtV!Ah10AE4F AElO 3ESt kQGIG.+ MOL
ono Of the great intellects Of Pennsylyauia
has been buried there, There Is not even a
monument in Harrisburg in which Pcpusyl-
vnnians feel : common Interest. Hence.fa
removal of the Capital would shock no sa-
cred memories and violate no State pride.
Harrisburg wns selected as the capital Of
the State ut a time when It was nbont mid
way between Its eastern and western por-
ttons., Then there were no railroads, and 1t
was a weeks journey from Pittsburg to uac-
risbnrE. Now We can go to Harrisburg by
railroad from; the most remote portions of
the State In twcnty-tour hours. Philadelphia
is distant from it only dve hours; travel Tue
MAN 1easoD, therefore, why Harrisburg was
selected ss our State capital cannot COW be
urged In favor OF continuing ftas Buch-
It has been the practice of almost all the
leading nations Of ancient or modern times
to locate their seats Of government, at their
is the capital Of Great Britain, Paris Of
France, ST. Petersburg Of Russia, Pekin of
China, Constantinople Of Turkey, etc. Those
nations hare held that the dignity of their
respective governments was enhanced by
their location at their important cities-en.
hunced in the eyes Of. their own people and
In the estimation OF other nations Philadel-
1hfa is our great city, r., :. ..'->1
, 1864-04-17
DIR. t., Dodd's Celebrated Pile
EtRFtHrR.n.


onhtent1a1 Fhyac1an. tfor.ueray Of 81. Louis. 1o}
can consulted Ut his o1ce 179 Sontb Clark street,
corner oi Monroe chicago. Ill., half block from tne
Post Otlce sll Chruuic Diseases and Diseases Of
private snd delicate n1turr, In both seIes which be
treats with unparalleled success. Rooms separate.
where Ladies' and Gentlemen cAn consult the Doctor
T1th the srictest privacy. Office houtt from 4. n.
tosF M; SUNDAYS ID to IL A. II. Communications
conhdcnt3al- Coz IsultAtlons nee. Address 9. Boz
From the DocsoEs long experience IN aospiss1 EFF and
kutee perfect cures all ChroEic Diseases thet
severe and complicated s1af ea. In very short
111ne, without the Use of mercury
Young men suffering from self Eab1se are Invited %
Eal1- perfect cure warranted. Female irreEuiar1.
having sn5 distractions to marriage, th6uld Gnu n
ABILITY aud auccees. mu2i -b2a14wtB
, 1864-04-17

New Jersey-llke most. other States
that haye voted this year-shoTs very de-
cided political Improvement in her recent
municipal elections. There is. scarcely, a
toWnshIp OF ward In which this. change is
not apparent; while IN many places bene-
fcent revolution has been effected
, 1864-04-17
4N.nal 'N ottres.


Eonntcers Who expect to retain sheiE heAlth untn-
Paired curing the p.Cst toll Themselves;
9 pes @ IS H.pS sTfS snrpi,
Every hnRtish soldiers knArenck cnn.Ains them.
r. tie reader Of thls notice. cacnot get bog
OF f1ala or O!n1r1stt frlm the drnE store in his
place, let HIN, write TO me, ~ Mnsotn Lant, en-
eio+1ng the arnonnt, and ! VIII mail box free OF
Cxcrnse. M1ny dealers viii not Keep my mcdcices
hand bccause they cannot make :. much pront a
other pc1sans mike. S cents. s. cen,a and tiAQ
DC. box or pot, Aple-dlI-1w
, 1864-04-17


Formerly Of Iants' uo+pi:al Custom House street.
NcW Orleans, l&.3 establish I'd In 18so, NOW pcrmk
It1u{ located at So R4ndulph strees, Chicago, I'LL.
Hels. epecifhss In the treatment q O1p CHro31c,
Ak1qEAIA1. sc11TrLoCs. md al knds OF BLOOD
AID ek1N &6KAsEs ASD DIAoKnKRs OF Coz
5ASioEs VRSHsAL cn4HAc7Ea Cures them without
any poiton, put with : SECTRAL1zER, rosrE1vx
-crHK for all humors and bloud paieons,
On0Ah4c NEAKSEes, such Al Seminal He.tnosss
foctufnAl and Dluros1 Eut<tons, brought on by
aoute Of The system. early discfstanF. excess Or
Tntailed hertditafy, canning loss Of memory con
1usion, aggression, dintBa and often times
With otheE depiorahe train OF symptom treated arg
radically ccEcd bJ an trfAlllblc method Aavius uuc9
Tine ara c1pentc- Glcct, Gonorrhea. Structure: and
peculiar to the se1es, Of private nAtosc
Old DMesses OF the MOST HORRIBLE CLASH,
where soe blood has become poisoned. producing
blotches on the face, small atcs5 hiFtefss pains u
the head hnd bones, uceFated throAt nose lmh4 8od
uuaeftnEs-
Remcmber Dr. James Once and PaElors arc II 81
Rkndolph, between State and Dearborn strceu.
oGce open frosn L. II. until RF.A. Consutaao13
soat1deutlAi. apl7-d0.cw
DIR. T., Dodd's Celebrated Pile
P0uaccu~
Those who kre nfnicttd with this prostatlng and
%cxatsoue ofscaxe need suffer longer DR.. Uodd'a
1'anAcea has been used with unparalleled success In
Europe and tn Arncf1ca. Thousands 1cstfy1o it, Won
deifu1 vtrtueS Send posts re stamp for ct:culA Al
dress D: 7: DODDs Post 0tacc Drawer t6a9. Chicago
ap13C7%2Gt{s
, 1864-04-17

p40EA.. 1t u, 6.SS
The entisc lamp service for that year cost $4O,-
396.OG. For the atea1 year 1851 there has BEEN
10 increase in the price gaa very few lamp posts
have been locatcd-about 3 dozen In Afl-and
the axpenfe therefor ia met by . special as-
seeemcnt upon the properly benefited; expenses
for lighting and cleaning hare appreciated but
trlEe, + at a1l; repairs have not Increased, and
yet $S5,245.85 has been expended upon the
aarac service which last year cost but a,sss-oh
according to Comptroller nasea: report; There 4
to April LIST, 1sGS, should exceed those OF the pre-
ecd!ps hscal ycas snd yet shey sre nearly doubled
ing years ne have shown 70 be IN this single Item
alone. 4l4 663Oe. Bnt this 10 but small portion
Of <e9s 49, The excess over the preyions years.
Let MS LOOK little further. The ta1 for the Con:
two-tix miIla altogether for there two funds in
1873. Under Republican administration tho tax
;lcry for precisely the fame objects and purposes
was hut three and hslf ntlls, and that npon
valuation emsller>by nearly &G,00Q00c, shan the
valuation Of 1868. The former administrations
were Republican, the latses Ii coppcshead. Sec
the difference:
Coprerbead rule, 1868. So ta55, s6.9i
Republican rule. 1659-1687- ......... 125,G17.9G
, 1864-04-17
Tn Cnn&nr1ntIrna,

Consumptive sufferers vii receive valuable pre-
xctptIon Tor the cure Of Consumption Asthnla Bro-
chl1s. and all Throat and Lang Affections, Qree o
alarctJ By sending their address to
williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
, 1864-04-17

SACHKLORS celebrated uAlK DYk IL TIE 3asf
TaT woELp The 9nis nAEa1 Il e., TRua = .nd t ELL.
EsasnEsr BED. Rasty Of Grey Hair Instantly. T. e a
hhe Hstr Staining the Skan, leaving the hair Soft
and Beauufns imp%rts freap vitality. te4neLny res.
teTn& III pristpe color. and rect1heE the u eecl OF
kaad Dyes. The Genuine Is Nrned wfLLI4H A. RAcH-
TLoE, all Others are mere mutations, ard should be
Gyo1ded Sold hE al ntuge1EEs 60. FGctory. e bAr-
N1ky ttreet. EeN York. tyEHYelY.
, 1864-04-17
Hawv,-k Central Railroad,

,....,,,.
Srg4fdfncB aE1 IrrIGd -. 1.gS' essI ~ 8. =
C. Il. H.. nnd the Troy and -. o Ms,a1 80.
rnrtattro and Transit Lines o. ~ Ss5 N 19 1f
fr!e Cana! hnt at C1ersland w5th tn~ eA1>' ~
~ p..e. =, xra,,h+ .a.s r,..-.1. !, Nv
Ire GROWN. nonu1.,,,vo CT tas Lakes s..prR.s11Rr
ROUTE hps dncea t6e p1oprIetor1 to ad t. he lin
nnsPpreached nFon tie Likes. making she ssesasxs
comE e. EGasion TOT rssssht g; and IassenseIss e
princrsl ports on tie ine q tae e8 FOX censr
snore q - t - R eno o toose potss 10 Bas-
in'o aiu 1a poln'S Iaes"
rnrv1, rsrvvt, Enrvrrn srxrn
l0hlkACIlN6 fkEk6HE A6EaISs
7nu,- n 1,o1,E Aoa,+ Nav y.-t rx,&-., ,U.r,1.a
-, BnoadSnT. r SeT' York. ee'@ -
No. Astof Housc, Hew YorE.
RtoadEay, and Troy and krle 14ne. 8 Coattes SIN
Now York.
MN. CALEB 4 Co.. Propr!etoEs Of American Trsns-
rortAt1on 1rd TEausit Line, Centies Slip, n. z,
a: +, BuCk. AEAatN- T. G. T. 4, Cleveland. Ohio.
9ThfiMabks MAtf Heen., s4suess e. VIZ
sHELIiGN PEAsE, Managing Agent, Buffalo,
M---.- - = la =. ss~
&&1CAMUND &c HANCaDCAs n
onee and Dock. fost Of North Dearborn street, ID
,75 @7793 377237T;;73;;57 ~; 49,
, 1864-04-17
EltG1I ut, LOUIS.

The Military News Of the Week-Pon-
pic Rising Up Against Neturncd
Fftte1a-Folitic1l HIatteFa-Case or
Major D0na-Thc Sanitary Fair, dc.
, 1864-04-17

Iormesly Assistant Surgeon TO ne Sovo Hogltal.
NAnta Marie. Lisbon, Portugal and Surgeon to Hotpi-
-, Saint Antoine. Saint Pierre, y. IT, has dcvotcd
himself t9 the Treatment Of blood discascs
eago ILL., has esIabllshcd for him m unprecedented
reputation In curing Serouln, Eykipe!as, rheumatism.
the use Of mercury. The various eotnpllcated and
r. Sou1n Clark street, Pn.t oniss , BeF z by in;
uide shAu be forwarded to Gny addresa in The Un!sed
BtateA an2-b91s4W
, 1864-04-17
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND AND
CHICAGO
1854 LIN e. 1854,
VIII the ensuing season ct navigation, run their
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS :
Chicago, Milwaukee and Buffalo,
Touching al
Mackirao, Detroit and Cleveland.

tHhen practically forming
A D A Z J. IL N E
<unlays exccp+d for the transportation Of Frntghs
~ 4 Passengers. Eunning In connection. at Buffalo
80, the
, 1864-04-17
PICTURE FOR TAXPAYERS.

Taxes for the Fiscal Year 1s83-Whole
Amount of. Tax Lists $S52, tsG.9S-.
Excess Over Previous Years,
$313, ,11G.56-IEhere Does
The Money Go7-H0w 4 "
Portion is Epcl ded--
Shall there be q
Change2
, 1864-04-17
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL

tNAAN~A-4@ = ~ - - .@4AA@0 - - -
be received ut the ottcn of the Minuesota Central
taEaS Company ip ~ M'nne4pos M!nnesota uni! A.
Grazing, Masonry and bridging on lbs branch line 81
SAID road ifcm Nendota to St. Paal.
cxcaYat1on and tee m.a,nry and superstsucsnSc Of
bridge across the Mississippi hlrcr
Netlee IL hereby given tnat on or about the s1me
date. the work or completing the grading, mxsonsy
snd bridging on the main linz OF sid road, FA.rt
buult TO tho Inwa State Inc, CD nfty seven mcs, win
be contracted for.
character md worthy the attcntion Of responsible
contractors. :.
Payments will be made monthly, IN cash. and bids
received for the work in small OF large quanIca. The
company FeatFv1ng the right to reject Gny bids not
satisfactory to price or ns to the responsibility os
For Information With regard to said wort, aopllca-
ton may he mace to the Conpa1J's Chief Engineer
st Minneapolis. Minnesota-
s. CHAMBERLAIN, President;
DROPOSAIS FOR FORAGE.
cU,vr r,r.vrvpx rnv-,rv +,
WAsu1SGTos bxrnr DrcruibeT 4 lHI
sEA1En ;6 rRgynosALs Are tnyt,ea M b. The .nder- I
Giatmeaat, At M@esh!ngton. @ p; C. bs,moEs ~ NJ
1:ns 31t i1 - sS ul etaef VI 'aose
P!HnIiGs, VIII ~. LolI 10y ~ Aa9 H11AN.
i ~ & az o. teSe!sed @ @ !os .nn ueTT3 q 2
upsards q dtA of o4&* aaa ~ 'on7 81 ''A' " VI
nas5a thny nrnnsc ~ n,te aeircrts - nnS Ia r,Yrs
Fl Whirt ;hn, Vii Mnpe e,iVrriea ths,rat the nnss
div 1f zach srtc1c nrnnpse1 Ia IL ieiiVelsd thssne
NJ Sc tha % ana Toen
The mir mnai liz written ont In vords an thu f.dk
Com to he put up lii good stout sacks OF about Ro
, 1864-04-17

Without tht ute Of the knife. Having, In addition
to his own, the 1t ow!edEc aud EXPERIENCE Of The
celebrated Or. ETkU1I)S, of New Orleans, be feels
confident being where Others hare failed
Dr. Epcnca has uiso certain cure for NEURALGIA,
which has nerer been known to fall. Hpl6-cz59zw
, 1864-04-17
Bu8tuFHB WarD8.

AA1E.caQ3.1m
, 1864-04-17

menEe debt Of gTatitude Tor their Kindness to
Iowa boys and should send them their pro.
duce and other gifts In profusion. The fair
can never be success without help from
abroad. Missouri, in spite Of her poverty, is
doing molly, and the citizens Of St. Louis
and city corporation have subscribed nearly
$G0.0 COO in cash to begin with.
specting the draft seems to be taken rs IN
earnest intention OF carrying ont the con-
scription law this time without It'll
The spring Is backward In this vicinity.
All the peach trees around st. Lcuis have
been killed, and the weather for the middle
Of April Is really extraordinary. It Is not so
Enr1n as It Xas ut one period In Iouuary
, 1864-04-17
CHICAGO g. BUFFALO.
TOUCHING At
EAClNE, HLWlEKEE. niCKlSAe, .DEIE0Fr
ANN n ETEL ANn

Connecting as follows. rtz:
With the va1ious Railroads lesdtag to and erom Oh
csEp. acd MAthes Cin-J {: Co.'S st. LoulA line ck
tttA Eoats I!!ino!. t-aal-
With i.nciEe J. Mississippi Railroad, at Ractne-
With LAt.foekc & Milwaukee Rallfoad, al MiiwaukeSL
IL Cfcvcl.cd Mxaonlas. Cleveland ead t4st4aukF-
Cleveland.