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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07
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Staleih man ldnait mubte raB es NIT Der ST.
niafeit I'M cabinet uno Der Sreannihaft untcr 9in=
erln's Miniitsrn istr ihledt tetellt mar , 10 fat
trh Die gtafriht rrn Sba1e's Mnanfl1na, bic ant
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raiht.
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Ien teute niht unteriuhen, mslhe Sntriauen, Ga=
talen unn Srf= unc 9alataetetmniIe binter Der
rlEsliAen stsanfuns nsS Sinan,miniters ifefen,
cenn ras alles mirp iid rrfl irdter e%ntfiiQem. Sic
ndhifc @cranlaiiuns 1T afer ,rrbt Der fpbenlrs
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G0ertE Ger Grscnfafs INNER tisfer ter,tntereriift
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su ihlascn unp er siebt liA tei 3etten aus Dem
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men ,npaiientcrel fir Dem Soften mablen fGnueu.
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teparf es einss flaren rn6iaen &rpfes, eines Man=
mes rem Der grSBtcn llmIiht nnn 8eirnnenbeit.
Sario Scb felist feline ben Dieien Giaenitaften.
Or. Sinccln Bate eten lpmpbl Cen @etterbabn rom
2SciBen 6auis teranternsbnsn unn i'm oas Steuerz
ra,rer Der 8inansen i~berssten frnnen. S4ir tier in
Stic tatsn LATHAM ,u unierem ShaSsn erfa6rcn,
caB SOB ni4ts ,reniser ais Gin flarer &crf 1T, DAB
ct iih rrn a%n9entliflihen Sn,pullsn lsitsn labt,
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lnmtits i,itmahtcn. Sas @rlf ben S6ip rernimmtI
NIT Stalnsn unr Sanger @eicr9ntb feline Grnen>
n''''5 81 rtelen mihtisen Soften nne frast fd err
rest gSie rire es cnncn /?
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UinanSminiffer rrn SeI. Saris, Der etenfaas ticf
in Bic 9rads 9erietf, rpr 6rr,em slsidiaas refsz
ntrt bat nnS fclslid t6rn. @bais NIT sutem cter
tr'en @ei'ric rrransesansen 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07
Qincola auO Der uene Ttnan3miniitcr.


g4Gre nod Gin 9emciS fit bic trtale ltnf66iafeit
uno @idihtslclafeit nes Yrdleenten Sintrln nrt6=
renria, 10 Sat CT nie1en 8smeis nurh bic Grnennitn9
rrn Sartn Srp als Uinan;miniifer rcatdnci9 gez
liefert. SSn Der Stat, htele Gambling mnb ibm Den
lebten 9tef Der Ndtans rauten, bcn er nrd nntcr
manhen 9e,tten teiab. 60 nrtcriIh unfdfia 1T
Sob fir bas 9lnt, rap fslbt Der fanatiihe Ssnat,
Der rch ihrn IL ranhes &ameel rerldludt fat, lih
brei Stunren lang in se6eimer Sisuns %1srnmcis>
putirte nnb lih tartnidi9 ~tret9erte, Spps Grncn=
n,,ns 81. teitdti9en, 10 DAP Der 9rrbe Sarin 9e;irun>
gen mar, aus Der @ctb cine Suscnp ;u MAIDEN uns
ieinen Namen surifjuSieben. Sob lunssrte nit
beiser sstniuht nah Benz bcben Amte. remn CT 1T
Elm Mienih ben untdnei9cm Gbrs6;e unn er balt
fh, irie ale feidranften 2e,te bieles Sala5es, fir
einen arr6en Mann. 9as 2anb fam ron Slid
1eaen, baB es Der @efabr s%ntrrnnsn 1T, Sob ala
SitnanSminiitcr ut fefrmn,en; ct miiree in ;mei
Mcden ras sanie Tinan;ipitem Der Sesieruns in
Die bcrenlrieite 9er,rirruas 9cbradt baten. @fer
eas 8plf icate lih %ertnnern, Dap Mbrabam Nincrln
nur turh Den Sutherland bes Senats M~rbinbert
trurne, Dem 9anoe hiele SAm,ad ansutbun.
gbren SOB febrt jest NIT einem 9rcben Ulcf i'm
Sbr unn brHcntlih etras 9eoematbigt, nah ietncr
Ssimatb in, &aiepiertel prn Sbic suriif. 9isGciAt
aiett i'm AUDI 6err 9inerln Elm anoeres Nmt -
risQsidt einen GelanrtiA aftsrrfen rber nerslcihen
,,np ndditens rerhen mir ,rr6l cine nsue @nefpcte
naritter III bcren tetcmnen, nenn Der lan9e SpaB=
NADER int ,peiBen Sa,ie bdlt rbne 3weifsl AUDI
bieien Streih fir ,peiter nidts ais einen suten gSis.
gSie man bIrt, tparsn Sour. 8rcus6, GrzGcurer=
neur 9enni'cn unb columbus Selanr bic .Saupt=
runner, melhe bic Grnennuns Srbs fci Slb Mte te=
trieten. Sas @clf BON Sbir icate ibnen rafar eiz
ne Mcpatae ben @le4 cher pot metal ibcrrciden.
Seiienben ben Wtaine, Der nete SinanSn,ini=
tier, 1T menisitens elm Mtann Bon Sad. sas @crz
iiter Srr Niuan. Scuite bra @rnateS. III er ciuidrr<
mabcn in @haie's TinanS= Spitem ein9emeibt. Seiz
ne Grnennuns purSe renm audi icfcrt eiuitimmis
%teitdtiat. Sreilid fam or AUDI ras llnn,Dslihe
niht mEslth MAIDEN, CT fam aus feincm lceren
9r,nnen gsafer ihSpfen unc, tpenn CT oas 9an;z
li4 %serrittete Sinansipitem risoer eini9erlmasen auf
bic @eins Su trinsen rern,as. 10 leiitet CT r,ebr ais
tSercules, ais cieier Den Gusiasital reiniste. SIM
@ersleihe nit Sob ater lit 6s1encen INNER Iefr anz
nsbmtar unp miirbe irsenD Gin Mann bon flarem
@srtanb %annebmtar iein. Sn Sob BAT Memanb
@ertrauen uno bic Srlse mar, oab AM Sage naA
ieiner Grncnnuns nas Sob auf 27O ities es ,riirz
Be jsst auf 400 itsben, menn Srp ~teitatist rrrrsn
fpTrr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07
Sic &piQfcu fpmmcu ~ S,rn eieisu sllsr,

icttc man einit in SeutI6lanb Die flctncn 6inrcr in
Sdrsfsn, Die niAt ms gett seben ircatcn, scrare
mic man bier isit ciniscn Sabrcn srSbsre ainbsr
purh Den s(usruf {: vGrrrerbcars! erpper9ears 7"
,ur &ute NIB gum @shrriam sstratt BAT. slter
eics 3auter,rcrt ihsiut, sur srrben!S etriitniB Der
srpalsn, feline Strait sinilid gu %rsrlisren. Siesinz
eclntlatter itrbcn ;tpar nrd INNER md4tis in Bic
sarlntrcmpete unb ihimpien iinmcr nod mddtis
auf Die vGrrrcrbeans," ater es nil ih &iemanr
mebr fiirdten. Sic tisterissn Madteter rieier @latz
ter fanscn All SIT e~esrsifen, Dap Der 3ame erprrrz
beap ale Siejenissn umfa6t, Die fih erlantsn, bic
Mabreseln Ger ~sescnrdrtisen erfdrfniid'sn Nssiez
ring ,l tapsln nnb Dap iih stele Grrrerteap ga
milic nit icsem Sage nerfrriirfi5 %rsrmstrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07

Sob BEN @an3sn. 9a jest bic Belt bieIer
r%rtlrisfenren Stisrdsn sefrmmrn 1T, 10 trinaen
mir Ssnen Gin Antizssan,eu> &csspt, bic bacon Sc
BRAND MAIDEN molten:
Man fr4e | ectt Gblcrfalf, "a 2rtb aleeialb
1 sctb tirfiiasn 9feHer, IA piunb 6urfenz
ihaalen nne 1 Mab gsaRer rrsi stnnben lana
nne areihe es nod rarm in bic Misen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07
q p 4 E +.

Sob 5iebt 1ij Slriid. Tellel0en miro trlldtnt.
Scr senat mar hrsi stanren lang in Sisuns,
I'm Scr's Grnennans III teratbsn. Sa Sob sez
rabr mirrc, Rap feline Grnsnnnn9 rrm Semate
nift ~tsitdtiat merren triirre, 10 sr5 CT leinen Naz
men ,urif. Sarauf %srnannte Der 9raitrsnt Sel=
ienpeu rru 9sIfaine ais G6ale's Hahfclacr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
vaIIandignam Fund.

The patriotic ladies of Hardy township
have raised nearly 500 for the Yallandigham
Fund. The districts have not all reported yet.
By mistake last week we omitted the com
mittee for the 9Th district: Miss Mary Han
ma and Miss Eluora Donald In the town dis
trict we named Miss Emma Bedford, whereas
we should have said Miss Jane Bedford.
The ladies are deserving of great praise for
their industry, promptness and success in
this noble enterprise. The amount contrbu-
ted will average over twenty-five cents for ev.
cry Democratic vote in the township.
1t can not be otherwise than gratifying 10
the distinguished exile, to know that the love
of constitutional liberty, for which he is a
sufferer, has not grown cold at home, by dc
feat and persecution, but burns as strongly
in the Democratic breasts as ever in those OF
Sidney and Hampton, or the sageE and heroes
of our own glorious revolution. Nor can he
be Indifferent to the kindness which prompts
Democrats to consider his personal welfare
and comfort while he is in position, by an
edict of dsspotsm, in which his intellect and
industrious habits can avail him nothing,
for the support Of his family and himself =
Holmes County Farmer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Peaches.

We'haye heard it asserted that the entire
prospective peach crop has been ruined by
the late severe cold weather. Will some pom
ologist give us the facts in the case as near
as they can be Aseertained2- Columbus Jour
nal l1f
In response to this call we may state that
this subject was before the Pomological Soci-
ETY. at its session in this city last week, and
that it was the common opinion of those pres
ent that the crop of Peaches for 1864 had
been very generally ruined by the recent cold
term. Every section Of the State was repre-
sented in the meeting, and this opinion is
from those most interested in, and beat quail
fed to judge of, the matter-IoIeio Blade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Napoleon the ThIrd and Caesar.

The Emperor of the French is engaged in
writing Life OF Caesar" and for months
we might say for years---this work has been
talked about, vaunisd and extolled in Paris
ian circles, until at last public curiosity has
been aroused, and the author may indulge 10
the hope that his book will have great sale.
There are persons who see in this self
imposed literary task far-reaching ambition
on the part of Napoleon Ill There are those
who assert that all this study and research into
history of the great Roman is but a prelude
to a claim on the part of the writer that he is
descended directly from Caesar, thro Charlie
magne, and that all talk about later dynastieB
is bosh in the face of this imperial and great
descent on the part of the Napoleons.
1t is a great subject of much remark in
Paris that the busts of Caesar are counterparts
of those Of Napoleon the Great In the pres
ent Napoleon's study there are two busts; the
one of the Roman general Caesar, the other of
tho great Corsican, and you cannot tell the
one from the other. Before the glory of the
descent from 30 illustrious an ancestor even
the warlike deeds of the "Petile Corporal
fade, and hence we find the Nephew Of his
Uncle ignoring the military, andB insisting
upon the imperial, greatness Of his relative.
The Parisisns say that Napoleon III. has
placed the Cgsar-like statue Of Napoleon the
Great upon tho Colonne Vendome with an eve
to business, as it will be capital advertise.
ment for his long promised "Life of Caesar"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

worse than wild beasts, in Gods name let
them take them away from the city and put
them on government property, aud thus as
sumo the responsibility for the outrage; but do
not permit the city any longer to be dlsgraced
by allowing them 10 occupy the grounds and
on them practice such horrid barbarities.
Very respectfully, etc,
LOUIS A, SAYRE, NJ. d.,
Resident Physician.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Martial Law and Military Me-
Cesslty. ns0

These are names used by tho usurpers Of
power to cover their unlawful act There is
no such thing in an organized government As
martial law, and the term is misapplied in
common use to denote that law which rsgu-
lates the police Of an army which is simply
military. Martial law is simply no law At all
and is that supreme command which sweeps
all law aside, aud deposes all civil admins
tration whatever No man has any power
over the laws of State 10 abrogAts them, to
change them, or TO suspend them UrbanG
UniOh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
THE BEST GOyERXMRNFin the WORLD.
How i ManIfests its Greatness.
THE BLAck HOLE OF CALGUTTA BEATEN.
IIorrers q lhs NIlIaIs Fassags n.eeeded

Read the following official and sworn
description Of the atrocity which obtains in
the Administration Of the best Government
in the world, when that Government is in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Agencp.
A. nc. MCCLURE,
see2dawGm

REAL ALESTATEAGENT
NO. 400 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN H. sToPPEL.-
MANS OFFICE
II HAVE a large amount OF property for SALE such
as houses and lots, IN all parts OF the city, at yaTi-
Gus prces ranging from four hundred to ten thou
dollars, on good payments, and well situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots for sale. Also several
farms for sale, ranging from hundred and sixty
acres down TO two acre lot adjoining the city and in
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
70 ony, will do we'll TO call on me, l shall give
prompt attention to all business entrusted TO my care
have had considerable experience in the business.
Jasdim iiI' 1..-i...H A. Il. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
FOR SALE BY

VIM Weosthon and W W Stewart Dayaoa; George l.
Boyer, h@mlsbuEa; stoc Slayer, Ubioa; q Anler.
son, Oenterylilei Myers, New Lebanon; Jack son,
ohamhfsrbaFg; d Ransr, Harrisburg; ID Olwins,
Johnhfillei Anoid Lmlert south Arliu gton; Jacob
snNer' WesthAinmorei Rookie 90, tle fniAn TOW ~
W MURPHY, Nandalia; Nokols, LibsTty; u Reese
EaIuiera'lne; heyerling Herr, Salon; J W PyFmant
Williams SWaaer, West Baltimore; Park er, Bro
Cos fafkeishaiK; and BY prugQst and Merchants
generally thtoughsut the unted htaaes and oanadas
aualdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
G1Iants.

FINO PuCHASE-A horse aud buggy, or snIiy cheap
l. Tor cash. Rnquire Al this othoe. lalsd2
NHANTED-A permanent situation A. hoot-
w keeper, CLERK, salesman, travelling aRonf man
uiaeturer Of tobacco. The advertiser oilers the in
ducement Of acquaintance with the French, GeTmaR
and kngllsh languagea. Inquire No. no MAN 81
dsssilm sALvAToR soH RFFR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
For Rent.
IIOTEL FOR RENT.

TINHE large aud pOmmodious hotel near the railroad,
on she corner OF Main and Sixth street, known a.
the Chicago Holise, (lormerly cilled the Anthony
House,l lis oiiefed' for rent, 10 good tenant The
house large brick, situated near the Ralr0al De-
pot and bvi fused pressly fora hotel, pefaops
wishing inornation IN regard 10 the house are re-
qutsted to call at No lo7 Finn street, Diekeys
Block del4dlm J, BlRKEL, Agent
'' Cincinnati Enquirer copy1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25


Mrs. A. called and gosono dolIar's worth OF
TWELVE onNT SUGAR, AT MInICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. n. got one dohar's worth OF the nicest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIOK's
Mrs. o. got doliarH Woseh OF the choicest quail
ity Of
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT kINIOK's.
Mr. b. says that he rot fhe best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE ar. }. A. MIHIOR's,
Thst he drank and Mrs. b. says she got the I'm.
est OF
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICKs.
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCKIsIoR SYRUP, At ]. A, MIHIOK.
Mr.. N. says he purchased ahAK barrel OF
WHITE PI5H AT J. "A MIEIoK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supPly Of
NO. MACREBEI., AT J. A. MINIOK's,
Both for dae and quality, cannot be excesd IN this or
any other market.
Ae invites all % cali at his establishment Andin
pect his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
O0FFEES AND TEAs,
SUGAR OF ALI KINDS,
And the largest aud bot variety of Grooees 20 ke seen
IN the city. HIS large establlshmentis on the.
Corner of Market and Jefferson sta.
Rul9y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
lpIantatton qsitters.
s. r.--1seo--x.

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They purify, strengthen and inugoratei
They create healthy appetite;
They are an antdOte to change OF water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
b They strengthen the system and eniven the MUD;
They prevent miasmauc and Intermittent fevera;
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and conshpation
They cure darrhea, cholera and cholera morbus
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong, the anguid brilliant
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composed Of the celebrated calisaya bark, winter
green sassaras roots and herbs, all per
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- have given the Plantation Bltters to humid
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonish
ing effect. G. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"~ The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of liver
complaint of which was lAId up PROSTATE, and had
to abandon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND, OHIO"
80 " owe much to you, for verify believe the
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ted by their use. Thy friend,
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go have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had To abandon preaching. The Plantation
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Rev. J. s. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. y"
"a" Send us twenty-four dozen more of yoHr
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"I.I SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington ID. G."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily
ceived. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and delicate females.
Be cautious Of re-hlled bottles. See our signature
on fine steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon. They only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, grocers, hotels sA
looms, atesmboats and country stores.
+. DRAKE E&Co,,
seS2daw6m rJ 202 Broadway, N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

BD"The New York Worlds Washington
correspondent, in speaking Of the Committee
Of Ways and Means, says;
"Mr Pendleton, Of Ohio, who is on this i'm
portant Committee, is one Of its ablest and
most efficient members. lie deYotea himself
Assiduously TO its lAbOrs, looking well TO tho
interests Of the party he represents" t,t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
"A RMORY -HAI1T

QN THE PosrOfFIoE BUILDlHG1
VNHIS magnificent Hall has been lhoronghly reno
j waited and is now IN complete order ltWiil he for
Eept dping the WINTER for Balls, Fair, &c. Apply TO
aeadlR LEWIS WILLIAMS, oleggs Hah4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
TOads.

Live toads form regular article Of com,
meree in the London market, They are gen
orally imported from France, and sell for
from Soc TO $50 per dozen, according "a
size and activity. They are purchased by
market gardeners in the vicinity Of the city, to
protec; their choice vegetables from slugs and
insects, which they do very elIeolnAlly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
&rocGrtes, &r.

No. S0I sessnd stsest DaytSn, oho,
DEG leave most respectfully to acquaint their cas-
ID toners and The community generally, that they
have entered ints Partnership under She name and
style OF H. 0'BRIER n BROTHER, for the purpose
OF carrying on the wholesale groaery, hqRoT, cigar
aud tobacco busintss in Dayton, Ohio, "A tho late
stand Of E. O'Bren, No. SOl second street.
Having ample means 10 enable us y purchase goods
from the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Phladel pha and having hal sheen years experience
In the trade, We hold the hest inducements our
old customers and Al others whomAJ he kind enough
10 purchase irons us.
NJ O'BRIRN, late Of the hrra OF o'Brieu a Poe
Toledo Ohio, will devote his anne and attention 10
please all those who may 10 buy ri this we'll
known House, and ~ 0'BRIHH, will Ireat ths com
munty batter, II possible "a a ever before Both OF
US feel very grateful for past ayOrS and earnestly 10
lleit share NJ your filturs patronage. aulSdawim
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-02
Bounty to Volunteers

DE It ordai ned BY the Town Council of Mct,reuor
~ that the Recorder of said town be authorized to
issue town Orders or scrip, to amount not exceed.
Ing - OoO that he cause the same to be
At par Tor cash. and place the in the town treas
ery. AND that said Recorder be then authorized TO
ara" an ORDER on the Treasurer Of said for the
sum OF One Hundred dollars to each able bodied man
VINO snail enlist as volunteer in Iowa Reg ment
az any time before the taking place of the pending
afa LOT iowa. Provided that the person ensting shall
be credited to Mendon township And nroviaei Y,,r.
tner, that no sueh order shall be drawn until said
volunteer shall produce certificate FROM a ecrutrg
ecsr IN .cGregor tina: said volunteer has been reg
ularly enlisted and the United state mill
tary service and shall also present certificate sig ned
either by DR. John Low pr Andres that aid yolun-
teer has been carefully examined and pronounced nc
Tor niltary service Provided that said Recorder be
authorized to draw order. only FIR such number 0
volunteers As will clear Mcudon township from the
pending draft. Enacted Feb. eth. 1854
JOHN 7. STONEMAN,
.. Mayor OF McGresor;
Attest, LOUIS BENTON. Jr. Recorder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-02
ID 4 H. ID.

In Farmershurgh tp., Clayton county, Iowa. on
Friday night. Feb 10Th. 1864. VIM. Campbell, aged
Is years, months and II days.
The deceased has been citizen Of Clayton county
many years he died, atte- brief illness, Of lung
fever. kind man at heart let Friend. hip remembe,
his virtues and Charity his errors from recolicc.
ton. .--.
At Eikader, Jan, 9th, Johanna Grotewohl; aged 90
At Elkader Feb. 18th, Kate Boardman daughter
of MT. aud MIS- Buel Knapp
DEBORAH, Feb. 18th, James s., son Of Nelson and
Almira Burdck. aged Ii.
at freeport. OF Diptheria, Eugene son OF James S
Kellogg, aged years.
Al New Orleans, Nov. 18th, VIM. II. johnson, Co. T.
3Sth Iowa.
In Farmersaurgh, Jan l3th, of typhoid fever. Johh
Marion, son OF Asa and Nancy Vcaci, aged II wears
and five DAYS.
AZ rarie du CHEN, Feb. 25th. II lang and hea ri
d!Seae eomtined, Doctor Benedict, one of the ote
asd able,t ply ician. in The west.
The Odd Fellows of MeGresor Joined the VII.
Lodge in 1oins honor TO III. burial. III ..s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-02
ENGAGED.

We are authorized by the parties to announce the
marriage engagement of Miss Kahe Kohn to Mr..
Leopold Isaacs, both of this city.
To many Of our readers thi may appear strange,
but it is no. at all uncommon in Germany, and why
j, it not beautiful fashion At the engagement
or betrotha, title ceddtn0 takes place the imme
date friends present. music and other
arc in order, and then at any time afterwards the par
ties suit their conveuen e, and solenn,ze the mar
riage in grand party. Let US have the pleasure of
recording the ether engasc which are known to
exist in this city Come, gents don't be afraid to tell
the i'd your intentions pecins the lady who Is
to b c your wife!