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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

CHoULD Be possessed by evety man
90 .cs'i Z, = 3. ssgss sss sssusH
Ti'nsa Removing Grease Spots. .
and is much more sgresssss % s.. not spiy vosd Of
that horrible SCENT but agreeable and
edor, supplying the place o. cologne OF other psramsry.
Ithass greater snnfy for cs than sns knoen subsnse
and hsnss pnes v,n then insssdistsly srs sysporss
How many vslusbs dt. coats arc thrown aside a. useess
because Of Greasy ccis or cuffs How many hats, caps
gloves dres carpets and Of all descriptions ~
vepsess from the sane esuse all Of which be ssved
With cns bottle of the Pinoies. '"H 'ffNf'
Tn. sevirs are scus the many testimonials recsvsd
from distinguished senslencni FL. .tt..
Mp wAsxrR-Desr Sir, bsvs tried your Piuoies spd
grease rpct thint very valuable article. and wctd
chseffuiy recommend 70 my ieds and the public me-
person should have bottle % = y' ssss ec ysth
Ringsvslle, June 1884. .lr9 $3.50 30ifiI
| Ma N. r. wAxsxR- Dear Sir, You ask me 10 sivemy
candid opinion 10 the merits OF your Pnoles This
cheeruly do have used during the past year, sudcan
cost acts te magic In removing grease that may chance
70 fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be
come so soied give shabby appearance to thc Whole
dress the Pnoe maybe 'rsy r Ire, *, ss.S,st sss
70 the Pnoea that obtains against most oth de
tergcats Instead offs odor has tbs perupe
bergaot bat BY exposure 10 the and air. all odcroor
vsnshes. II admuisers TO ones comfort saves his money
-, r,-.... "A. JUDsoN BARRETT, Al
Principal OF Kingsvie Academy.
such eomuncadntion. coming from fuch men 40 The tbov,
are truly Haering Many others might be added bit h'
rm ''' Kinsrvilis o.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13

late News.
The rebels Under Fitz Hugh Lee and I'm.
boden, planned raid On Tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, bu, they failed in the execu'
ton Of it. - =.
Lones.reet attacked the Federals at Bean
Station and caused loss of two hundred
to our forces. It is said he is reinforced
and now commands 10000 he is ordered
to take Knoxville.
+ The Vallandigham case will be taken by
Pugh bsfors the U. 8. Supreme Court,
/. The rebels are concentrating in central
I Texas. =
1, The conservative members Of Congress,
on Saturday, in caucus condemned Lin
coins amnesty proclamation, and declared
that soldiers should be paid in gold and
silver or its equivalent.
Bills arc to be introduced reducing the
pay Of al officers, particularly naval and
military 1a.
The Senate and House, in Conference
Committee agreed to $500 commutation-
this to exempt frem one draft only and not
for three years
Lee is between Gordonsville and Orange
Court house. D @-s = s.s. a5..a
Ex-Gov. Hicks Of Nd. is elected Senator
fnp!acc Of Mr.. Pearce.
A negro brigade forayed a district of
North Carolina. released 1000 slaves, took
$50 teams and Is saddle horses.
Chase will issue no more legal tenders
the 8 COS will stop with the exhaustion Of
the present ISSUE.
Rumored: Meade to be superseded by
Hancock Dix by Burnside; Anderson on
the retired list; Usher Of the Interior De-
partment or Elk Congressman Dunn Of In.
diena to take Ex-Judge Smiths Judicial
vacancy in Indiana() Defrees (JoHN D.
DEFREEs, oh Lord y is spoken of as the
coming Secretary Of Interior! Surgeon
Gen. Hammond is Court. martisled for
NAL practice. .....
The Springfield Republican says "it
takes weekly Populations Of one sided
'abolitionists from Boston, N. Y, Chicago
and st. Louis to keep "the Government"
posted % to his duties.
Gen. Steele is bringi ng Arkansas back to
the Union by treating the Rackensacks
we'll. The Chicago Tribune is mad about
it. 40 f. s0AI ~E.st. ~.
s. N. Clark, Of the Printing Bureau. is
under arrest for stealing politely, detalca-
ton. And still they come!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13

rININ COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
/ tween Hills Il Mcaose, expired this day by limi-
tatian HILLS & NcHOSE.
NcGregor, Dee. LIST, 1858 376wl
The business will hereafter be conducted at the old
staAd by j. MciiOSE q Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13
Lost.

nN December Gath, 1898, between Bulls Head and
} McGregor, steel Clasp Pocket Book, ntalning
ohe package OF $50, another Of Sl990, marked J.
smith, and about $25 in bank bits and postage cur
rehcy, and also Bank receipt Jor $780, Twenty Dol
lar will be paid tor the recovery Of the Book
and contents, to be left at the NoRra Iowa TINES
Office, W.ANDRESS.
f376w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13
Notice.

A LII parties are hereby notified not 70 trust my
n wife, Mary d. MiddlsdOrG or to sell her anything
on my account, as will pay no debts Of her COM
tracing, after this date. "
LOUIS MIDDLEDoAF.
McGregor, Dec. 3lst, lS6St3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13

And II An investment and thorough trial docs not
back up" the above statement, the money will be
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits, and feel
confident that one rial will for 1t home In
every household.
DO not waste away with Coughing, when small an
invssme will cure you. 1t may be had Of any re-
circular Of genuine certificates Of cures It has made
q. g. CLARK, 4 Co., Props,
Wholesale Druggists New Haven, Ct.
LORD & SMITH, General Western Ag'ts,
(375m6) 80 Lake Street, Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13
WINDOW SHADES
(377ull
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of Hardy Trees,


400 900 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted to the
West--stAndards and Dwaris.
Pears, Standards ana Dwaffs.
GOOD stock Of Dwarf Cherries axes aud Noril-
los--all hardy and productive.
CRAPS hINsS--A large stock Of Dclawsfes Diauas
concords, CuyahogAs, Rsbeccas, IIartford Prolific,
ana host OF other approved new h"-dv Grapes
1000 900 Naples from one to .ats oli aud price
from so per n, to $40 per hund -
Albany, Peabody's Prolific &c.
proved, Brincke's Orange, &C.
OsNAMsNrAL sHEusBEaY in sreat variety. A
large collection Of Evergrsens, Green House and
Budding ants in profusion.
Leave orders with Bass & ElIiehdor At aSGteeot !:
X. Bent. West Union William Baxter, Strawberry
roint or N. W. rrott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on application.
Apply to J. S. SilEAKMAN, Proprietor,
33iyl Rockford, ILL.,
81 NcrrcE.-lt having como to- my knowledge
fvtt sundry parties using the make of my Mar
my to sell their TRASH, hereby give Notice that
John l.. Page is not and nrrer has been my agent,
neither has he ever purchased and nursery stock Of
me, consequently do not hold myself responsible
As lis contracts. is. SllEARMAN,
Prosieo or OF Rockford Nur. cries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13

kA BBLS. Of the Bssr quality Of Kerosene Oh
e)ty for sails At low 6gures by WOOD q BRO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-13
II eimbold's Extract Buchu
IIsfmbold's Extract Buehu
Hekmbold's Extract Buchu
Uelmbold's Extract Buchu
Tho Great Uiufetic +!
The Gteat Diufetic g!
The Great Diuretic /!

Ana positive and specific remedy for diseases Of
ness, and all diseases Of the Crnary Organs. Sec ad
Sertiscment in another column. Cut it out and send
for the medicine ut once. ~ Beware Of counter
feHs. ~ te77mD
, 1864-09-04
. The Prcscfcnce OF Genius.

The supporters Of Little Mac are -determIn
ed to, lenTe no stone unruzned to influence
the Convention at Chicago In favor Of his
pomhpation- The last piece OF strategy which
We bare heard OF in that connection Ia, the
determination Of the Barlow. Belmont clique,
Of this city, to send to Chicago a full. length
picture Of the hero Of Yorktown, =" to show
: Inst Conventiou,:s' TO use the words OF the
intended. picture .hearer, "how soldier
statesman. ought to Look" This picture is
supposed to possess peculiar merits. Twas
taken By: Brady, In Washington, lust pre-:
campaien; aud 1t Is n remarkable
fact, that, while Little Mac sWas moving his
Ieions Oh Manassas, he returned from the
front, leaving the army to 60 on. IN order to
piyc Brady final sltttnR In bis best uniform
at1 largest military gloves. The foresight
Of tic 5oupg Napoleon shrewdly calcnlafed
that favosa able picture might at Some future
day decide his fortune, and hence his preter-
ripg IT: as messure q. >tmRortanes, to the
.was a inst one, He nsTer did anything with
his army, while his picture may. possibly
conquer the. Copperheads OF the Convention
--Rer Spirit ef ss 1fmes t'S so,s :::::;t ~. - :;
5Z+...J..- Gf.N t;;-5JE :. 3-.,I =.
, 1864-09-04

~ AtA@1' BA1.,xHnx. uao nuEu1s n isn.{
this af5ct uu3,i ~ ~ SIX. ~, p Feseiyed st
III RI f1,n,shtn -. I H.,,st -: HsoA sepS ~
ns,I,,.rt 1t tte ontd s's - suoFisence De.
'EfITt rtifnf NH fa+xn, 0..onx xprRechr
ri 3 ~ YhA hnnf ta.,r ~ rE E :. ..si.
~ III f. ~ ~ sne "ue NJ. sttt Vas 10 scANe
nAEHot<. Gs .lb " It :" " oat thHuAA1 d Leach,
SfV SsnI W e o.ye 20 y, S@Eted sa.sta Gne and
tne .s .1 rns ~" ~ sn o. w eohtfac-
S,aa rnnISa a1nS a & "Fu ssi tiSIseh nHH~
cnS thnn..ns - y n. stoR su2IL ot HN0y
cn A.,t.rs s11 totne '.sri.. walI DC sejeeted.
thn Srshr 81 .rh ~ =, t a. -. q msae ~ MSm
, 1864-09-04

LIE LAG &N~-xA AT1VR1pf nWGEs
Gov. Morgan, and Gov. Aforriil, Of Maine,
who have been trayersIpg New England to
observe the progress Of recruiting under the
new call. report that three. and they hope
four Of the Eastern States, will have filled
quotaR before the approaching 5th, when the
utficieneieB are to be made up by draft New
England will hare at least tur.dnhs Of her
entire quota ready By that day.
Govs II. and II. report the People earnest
md 1nyihc1ble in thar 1teolre to stand by
their Government in this hour Of Its trial.
Anxious rs they may and must be for peace,
tbey will accept no peace that dismembers OF
desTades the Repub1ic-no peace til It can be
claimed as Triumph OF conspiracy OF rebel.
lion. On tEe contrary, they propose to slight
It ont on this line," In the confidentassnr.
snce that peace will come sooner and stay
longer II they uphold and strengthen theft
Government, than II they puaillanimo1sly
desert and allow traitors to destroy It. We
believe the Governors have sfnce gone south
w4rd or u westW1ro on their mission
Information tnAt reaches Ms frpm varions
quarters, tustiaes our conviction that, In au'
dition to credits f.r men previously furnish
ed. at least o-thifds, and proh. ably thEss; re;
fourths i Of tho: half million called Tor, VIII
Aavo already passed muster, Or De ready for
muster on the morning Of September tth,
and that one-hAH Of the country will thus
be ont Of the draft By rcaaou Of having ftled
their: quotas bJ Townships, wards. ctttes,
counties and States: .r.t; = '.... ,'''---..
-,rr,' +,t'.T - >. -.
, 1864-09-04
DF.LamEH

DIR. Names
E a:e T.. q N a9s,s
y loeat.d u g. tsat do,pa strte HE afo iliIno.s
H.s sHs
DneEAe1s AID v:tuApKAs. or l:,sra0lou1 VIZ.
As1eef sss,S 9. ~ ,essoa, %
rf nrf ~ .,,c NH !1af. ros7vx cunK for Ill
=! s9sa4xIo NxAxs.ts. ,:a's =. s.n,n., Weakness.
ts &c y sss
e - !sa sss s:::sS;:d
fa6esl!y cn1sd +, :, r:sl, II. usihod ss1ins Iues
~ % IT, ss1s4. ofs private assaTc,
9!a, 9i@ dlssss;s lss ,n. Wow aoRK1ete otass.
Il s;.a sars m s;s. ~ Z
ssfofai&r tosssher es'o tudlsas nu,nosE Of
Jsa.es !. recoAuz.a as at ID. prers generally of
saes ooisxe rs. ssaa ssas,d aepf9 g
eSsss:saS: IL:
Dr. zsi@clow,
Confidential Ph,.,e,t .,ir,.n III . es Louie. No.,
nos .. neul.so ~ mo-, .7a.>oa Clark ssrea1.
6es % 10 ss.s. x
hs ss sn6 assnt to- - "p ss1ss sa
S;;SSsas ss.s:! ps';.s. on = noe;: ~ a; Y:
saeessas ts fe. se.ss gsa
Tren =: Ressess To- esr'. q, IL sesptsS "a
e.s1s II + sne ~ y
r,ott sevyte and eon,le tec .'Ates In vt'7 1hort
"e = 81 r's = f, r ,re invita-. To
saea ea ps.1se1 m sp,s .ssr.ed T.%:e Y
hs1.ns ~ onss.aetitr. u n.,..sss. s6oad al 4
eb1 eb1s ra1 y af' of e5 %
HUMAN tKntlFY. OR PHY.
IL nlo1oa1cAL ksskAncszs. sasu1d % reaa
y aVrFso1dy. II TT +f4 Va. .n6 BhoW1 hCVs tae eTu
, 1864-09-04
FOREIGN A RT AND ExrERA. !.
TuKE,


spiuE ~ ~. p1st nupoIe poems by the
H .sss nipgoi oaSa1'7 Is enorny 10 leave the
PtEss. -
Ladielaus szslays one nf the most eminent
members 81 the hungarian Academy, died a
The cycle Of kau1bach frcseoes iu the new
Berlin Museum has been completed, the sixth
and last paiptIpg--A TIE Reformation"
commiss}nn has heao forroaa ,,,aa- +hs
presidency of ii. Ia nsror, Tav1orto erect y
En','r".a-t ~ I..tn,a 1aJ'o1Ao eisss
"nnumse, toe ,. ~ netaneet. -,
me s.n.eea LII h.ors eesson OF mE. eyes man
a6c1 -. "as1 e9 W ~ ctoee On oator-
~ vssu..E' ~ r;, ~; WV 1ns toH1'h per-
4"'n H. nInss,,. = T. e.1te .G,;e sN "a N"ra> .
VIII, nss Hs,f;n as T. =. uis couos5 Eouse SIT
NJ anthonr oos rs13las r. W s1sotlps s1eessiGn
Mt; antnbnt ifoliopa is ~ the English
uAes, H.. ~. En.3o.e, T. 4, ls nj Aamhn5g;
~ Sc..1snn ~ ~1eA"asuaea' ano LII. Alliaa5
III M;,I.,. 1s
hfs cnm,ni..son ~ ..os. - na xe Ifs,sneu
T., ~. TIa w se'-utt .Ae st1lneu s1ass
fea,n r. me "11""xs OF Ihe CHAPEL Of Worcester
! W1nhs,if 1 M.i'.a. ~ 10 saeceeeea ~ Ar:
great rtp pnte:
~ ~ aanorsa F. spSs tne ufs5 npsra perform
sns y, =. l. ~ tton, mo mas phoilsnea no
sn MoaS ~ ang importance s'nce hsa Kpoln
1oyu ~ n.u1,cs HnGa "as otopsot lotHafo
al ene nraciofo ftstisa' some Years ago.
j eIlN. me q, O.'h'ara announces thas NJ. z.
Sn,aie aas ~ TnDP.Fte az epefa o1 rue SUD-
3set q cs1.s surrender t Of Gs!a's :" a,so,
taa,N. Tesae1as y canaan. 'fol'lF Van ART.
aseleae. !" IN psoctss OF being translated
: lnt1 Ensllsh aDd may possibly Reproduced
Al sns Cfysta1 Paince.
/ ~ An nthtrto nnknown work hy bcnveauto
b; ~, mni Is eaid TO haxe been found short
, t tans s,, e,nse, .! 4 soldier, Tno was looking
a. s |,ue I.H n,Ssas. IN sne runs o. fisto)a It
il Mtxe snsee eooise o1 the most exquisite
! "mnnun'",r mnn p.,,--., r,,
! s'gnolA Jala benantt Pihcolomsni, the
ISL, s. " sscenueht ol Tue INDUSTRIOUS mouse 0 I
Tta, THnA. u, ~ presented the archives OF
nu'enGe ..sn WIN el3Sy am.'s.an" !alters OF the
.n aH.t e9nsuIv, "ntten y tunStf1ous per.
sonnseo., A"enty OF tnt ee letters ate Dy 1na
n nnno o. heeo eilvlo, Flccolonlinf, @ft:swards
f!9s II -.
! vhe Imperial Academy off Sciences at
Vienna ls eo}ng 70 publish new complete
Nuil 1s ~ tne Lulu eScse stahtIe authors. Tor
nnen ntoet1asibk II har Efanted NJ impor.
nnn rnne euu ahu entrusted ": hs1urEscheld OF
dt. nvut a "an LUZ .ue pteMta'ha!5 ss!tct!nn Of the
nth.r i,hS,as at ase'lp' material III 1ta1'aa anu
otS ssra,s1 m.tx ,hs.. .o.i.n,
besn .,,a. t.s,' =. saM NV acpottsu ~ 1Hve
80 =, ~ .s. ~ paIts ul Lonuon,
Wnane1.,p ptsnmenL tsn seaeTrs ee!ng Iafge
~ X as sus n VEL No suoaro.
tno NV tns is.en o. tae Alaamo9a, Letces
, a,ttsa 4 i..n .n1' n'sn'c'ass eoeascs 1oF AT.
aeears,! eat: = ..,, =.
. ~ .,r,sna6. ~ -, , 1s ~ 'hs pipt1s, t9e
a]s.,, ~ T.. ~, II isat.on -, "naea nava
seTe, vear. "a -, w. ns us lns .n tnS
v,l,are IT. ca,hnaa + s. +ha saa,a ,,,a.s eMt
Ma onc. IN ~. En,,ss,s,a anSa, oATn
thc han1s al ihe sane 1pnronr,e,h1 /. niso ~ !
s,ttsr Of ihr EmncTor rFecnssa ms ~ ,aa,a ,a,"s'o
N ..t. .x,".aG~'~ ~ -, - oe"te.
, 1864-09-04
Whom the Copperheads VIII Reward.

The New York Esening Put has been spec
ulatiug as to the men whom the Copper
heads will reward, when they obtain posses
sion OF the Government. We Hppend l.
specimen Of It's con}ectares: ?.
Let rs suppose the election over, md the
candidate Of these people, nominated it Chi
caao, elected and duly ensta1led in office.
Let Us consider what will be. the result
Hers comes Admiral Farragut, the victor OK
New. Orleans and Mobile Bay, houored By
the people "a the bravest -of the b.aTe7a :
Tenn esseean worthy Of old Andrew Jackson's
State: i" Stand back, sir,'' says the new
Presiaent, ssesn1y;.". let Mr: Vallandlsham
aHd Rdeoa 3: olds approach aud receive
their. reward" Here comes Grant, the IN
dom1tab1e conqueror Of Vtckshurg. and VIC
tor oxsr Lee: 60 ont sir oa ny ayI p5ssI ;sst
going to confer honors and rewards upon
": Cox: and .ar. WALL Of hsw !eEssys "a
arm with thst braye old .:Yizgtnian General
Thomaa: "ssnt the;s men swe's. az osasda ea1'
Charles F.: .Faulkner md tho Aboe MeAas-s
| fera.. 70 recelyn honors ind ttFasd4
: . = -
, 1864-09-04

C.nHm = &W7- --
0Notll ]. ~
odte 1AmA E
go cspt
o!.SsuntvRa JohnR
99M1fke' John !.
,MMGQJo@ D =.
gasfn John
0HAs u .
u chi
Olult1ead Beyarly
-
, 1864-09-04
DALAOONIVG.

Ascent OF thc Balloon sFashihp3ou
from BuenOa ayres-The a america {,
and ArxcnslA ttt&.a Ialtsrmx nu 1rtj
t1aut1lo plUu0m-Descxn MT tn md IF1e,e
Upon the hITrF Rlata.
, 1864-09-04
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

been revived In Luulun. where it was Hrst
producsd fn 1865, nltu Boslo, Garr.oui. La
1lrche and Formes in the principal parts.
The theatcr (convcnt Garden) WAS burned u
Jsar later, p ith all the properties and drzsseh
for this and forty other opefue, bus the music
was Accidentally III tie hauds Of Frank Mori,
and 60 Was saved. The cast in thc present
revival includes Mioisu. .Carsalho, Saud1n
and Fnure, With ono Allie Brunet.t rs Pas.
co'1a. The Two rtrandte1e-3fadume huIers.
derlI anu Jenny BiueT-were the eaaue who
snrE the part nine Years ego. BLyerly hait
painted Ivr the otcIa sCnie admirable new
scenery. The work has been well eung in
i. This city, with La Grange and Brisnoli ID the
The General Musical Association Of Ger
Hnl3 Will hold u nE4uslcui festival 1T Colo~ue
tie prcetnt month. 1t will last four DAYS,
and comprise four concerts, The principal III.
Iection ot which has been uAaertaFen by
usna Won buiow. 1t IL probable that Liszt
Iief1t ns has received " preecnt from the
tsshtoLable subscribers to Her Nalrsty's
Ihsater, including dukes, murquises sud
others. The prtsentatioh wss ut the resi-
dsnce OF the pri.ur donna, and iocludst u
magnificent ciamuna bracelet and pair OF
elA1oouu eurI jugs otthe zlch. St aud curtliest
design, with Appropriate inscription, record
Ing the 0ccHsthn VI the gif. ard tue natncs Ut
tlu dOLots, eIgrnyed on. veJluu.
schlra, the Italian composer, living In
London, is Mt work on his new opera.
a London critic cslls Grisi tbs Queen
DoHnger, -Adelina Patti the Queen Rrs.aant
uld MRrio the King IT thu Realm OF Song.
Burgmalltr, The composer, who dltd at
Dusseldorf, bus lately hsd Il mu5uinent erect
ed to hts memory. Hu" ie known In tbis
ceunuy chiefly from Ills piauo-foste arrange
MGute.
On the 21st Of AUGUST will be inaugusated
at Pesaro the statue Of Ro<slnL At the
thtattr will be given ten representations Of
:. Wllliam Tell" Mercsdaote has composed
for the occatlon q hymn Tor fur huhdred
voices, which nll be sung willie the etatue
IL uncoytrlus.
p" a church choir NJ the little German town
Of SaIzung has brcn drilled and tuuyht after
the plan OF the celebrated Berlin Ea, Caor
MD Ii attracting much attention. At re-
cent canctrt the members gave lately, the fol-
ioh log ,-ss the programme: $50, Iium4 NO.
oiiis,' th'mn Of the eight century,; "Panls
angslscus," by Palestrina "Lux mterna,"
by Jomelli E1ultate Deo," by Sc4rlatn; ;
tisn Bach; '.Tantummcrgo," bT Cicrunlni:
Prayer for three.part boy s Chorus, By Haupt
nsnn /; and the Eleh.ie,a Psalm, VI Dr. En1l
Gaumaun. With the exception" saya y
critic, ~ Of few tzlaing deficiencies, the
'performsncc Was excellent, mud ttc ID dvaucetl
: ate Of the choir, which Il uncer the pro-
does the g1tatest credit to it's conductor, Herr
Mulltr.n
Cs1lotta Patti is to be the vocal star at
Anftd Aellon'a coming promenade concerts
al the hosHl ltalian oprfa, London.
The pera house ut Weitnnr .vns closed last
month with - Robert ie Uiable," and will ri.
open next September with Gtethe's ''Es-
W.m 1Ry:"s aa 5sssn s{E,R 1cs 5ss e&sa
ErcfkchptZ.H Der Flfroendt. Hntfanl.r,
, 1864-09-04

p[Iuo J P 2
oALatt4 John ! :
D1EES11 John :.
Dtttens J,an-s
Dillon John, .
DalyW.Lt ri.
Day WIN
~
, 1864-09-04

The Grand Jury OF the District Court for
I Dubuque CuuLts report til t cr!mc and pruf-
! l!gacy are alatluingay on the increase in that
county.
! q Ntt+r was lately picked up In Northern
| Missouri which develops plot to murder
The 0nion men Of Atchfson County, Missouri.
| and Of Fremont County, lows. The Sidney
| p"ttn Urges that 9unth. westefn Iowa Be
placed Oh solid var footing. ready Tor any
emergency. Picked up 1.tters are lot the
! only evidence ttat the gue1illas mcditate
mischtet IN this St4te.
I John Decker's house In Hesper township
Wiuneshtik County, vas lately fred by an
ineendiary, and consumed a wuman by
the Lame Of Irving was arrested, changed
With the crime,
The wife Of Mr. Erman, Editor Of the
Beaio5d E7rsss, Ia, lor County, died on The,
Frapcis Thompson, IN old resident n
Iona Cit5, died on Wednesday Of last week
Charles c. Pierce, the irrepressib1e horse
th'ei Of Northern 1o1a, has asuiu. escaped
trcm'lail, aid is now At large. 10 asJs the
Cedar Falls Gu-etse.
Dr.. F=rrard, spanish physician, was AZ
res,ea 1t keokuh last week, charged with
biesmy-
The Republicans Of Linn County, have
made the following nominations: For Dis
trlct Clerk. a J. Makean fur the Recorder,
Johu J.. Osliels. We glen from the Cedar
, Valley Ti,ne<.
The McGreeor M,cs says IN epidemic IS
raging more or less In Clayton Conatr. It
Ii known b5 the Enne ofIhe antl.draft rheu-
Muuc.-
We l1aru from the Guthrie County Me.s-
which Is vide awake on local topics. that
two military companies were lately on:auixel
in PAnota, one bJ the friends OF the, Union
and the ofnsr by seceeh Coppetheads.
Three companies have been organized in
OttumTa under the Mihtia Law.
Granville 8. Branham, first City Marshal
Of Auscaiine, recently committed suicide In
California. He was 70 years OF age at the
tins of bis death. His son-in law, Noah u.
Mccormick, was the founder Of the Nusca-
tine Journal.
Another woman committed suicide in
Springfield, Mass, on Sunday, by pouring
kefoeeDe oil upon fire. The mode is very
sire, but 1t il apt to be excrocIatingly pain
ful, and moreover sndangers property.
Establishments on the New York streets
where the weaker sex can get their As bittero''
In q quiet wsy when out ahopplng, are
said by The ,verac}ou, Herald to be indicated
by placard hes1ing the " oras, "ifTou don't
see what 5ou want, ask for It." Pleasant
isn't4t!
.adalna Patti has lately sung at the syden-
eight thousand people. The Vedral carino
from Don Giovanni. and 'sHoue;: Sweet
Home," were her selections. TemberIik
was also oLe Of the attractions at this mo-
ment
The great lake serpent, with "a black
head like bull dog aud a tan-tail," lately
seen IL the lake with an unpronounceable
name In the town Of Webster, Maas-, turns
QUITO be SeWfound}ana dog.
, 1864-09-04
90 QnnfrartDrB,
FOR NEW SITE

DROPOSALS FOR NEW SITE
l. FOR AAK1gR Rattfb1 H. At THIS P0RT.
Cuh7ox ffoCht. cH:, 100. erz 18th 1854.
~ guuItsuaTc: of III. .c' II En@Rrets. sppVovfd
ard t2o.e eligible .1'e,: u-r.n1 Hnsp1'al ID o.
neN Gnjfa& o. t0T1t IL h-ts flvea that pfoBpgxl6
Viii BE- ascedyed 1t Il T. urt.l TuUsa1AY, ihe
seventh oay Of sfpteu teit fcs z1onEds euitab1s
ttr the puTreee4 ct thr 1nArsa Th.Se eroQudf
mu1t net b. fnr'bef nc5 : hat Vie v1cioity of Like
View. nor fnrtftef kcuth tr-. fiVdt Park.
In size lhty uuet M ~ I.H. vhAn tbrfA hunETad
Eet s2utse, nor mars th.r Tan sc*t u e1teu.. t13
must hive full And ss-ne's4s fsont@Re upon xna
Lake Bhnf6 LUf|EEa EbVxE C11lectuf
-Aul6 pSsS 81 ~
, 1864-09-04
5perial- .&ottres:
1t Ii NOT often VIC speak OF Phys
fcintsS

by Xe can ehse'fclly e.1 Dr. vh,ttiat hss richly
toys. 70 has l.,9e1 prs ttee shse sry Usrr n :.
ssStan u Hnsa.o IN the tsu>tn eat an hoae d,
@s@ 0a1Cn 0Aen tposdr- ADD permanent cure.
9AmsH: knT>te olkes.e, q t.s tar thu ua,r tean
!eaIe dsvotko ht ~ ole tue Attenp' d TO taosa
P9yMtiAfa he IL uo4s surc ss-ul n ife treatusnt
q 81 snoef eaees wh'cn e" .osef coas, tzrd IN.
SeS s,.sA A.rpr ot pse; Al! ven nov h,selt,
VINCE VIII o. malls to IL tecsIpf Of HTee ctnfs
70 ps& p4r roft4Eo a. H. il .sI 1ax oEs 70 Go iii
M fooo ae e,r: nv m>y ssl md secs!ye h.
oh0Ee- e0r1ce sod PaF o7& IA Cl4rk sueat. Post
OmcA ROE 27&. Al bu4ts - au4rtlS conhdent.Al4
&E1p Ep6I.lFik
, 1864-09-04

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