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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

COUNCIL BLUFFS NoNPARE|L,
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-Nc ckly d Weekly.

THE events transrirnc in the sections occupied
/ by the two ConterdIug Armies arc Of vital in
trrest To lis all, because they nearly relate 10
t"n iaeni}it and tT~ IDS. \ newspaper he
dunn through Nhich VT are krl ia c"nnnnica cation
with th"He Armies. The Iful llrt"ls 81 the Nonpa-
rul ntcnd to make their lart near IA minor OF
passing event, il j. s>Ihlc to de-. and i'll DER
that ali may possess themselves of il have coGcued
t" adopt the iolio" ing ther teI Of suhsc1ip
tiun t. the
Weekly Nonnareil --Sinele copies, So, 90;
fA@ copies = b.; lrn c'll's : 10 uo.
By such rciUctj"n,w We hvre 10 largely increase
cur list within the aoluinu c"unilee. We arc
giving El"l" good reading matter cur paper tlsn
is FARMS he'd by an, ether esten Journal. and at
lower ratt>-aHG our facilities fer obtaining the
latest News unriSalci, lcing the cniy PAPER
ccNing IeioIralliC DISPATCHES.
We shall lie thankful to our readers for any aid
they may give us in extending cur circulation.
The Tri-W eekly N"nrnreil--is issued
Mondays, " ednesdays and Fridays, and mailed TO
subscribers at he low price If S4,to FER year. 1t
contains all the matter OF tive Issues ~ the Daily,
and is suited to the mail arrane mcnts North Of us.
The Daily Fonpareil--lsissu issued every af-
ternoon Sundays eXcepttdl and furnished = tho
Glowing rates: Mail Subscribers 81 per quarter.
The establishment, on firm basis Of naily Pa
per Council kIaits. has hecn difficult task, nd
not at all remuneratiyc. But looking to the future
of our youn. and growing City We have struggled
on, and to-day the Daily Nunpareil is permanent.
TO pat rons " no have stood by us we are very
thankful and sbal! be more deeply Obligated by .
continuation Of their patronage.
NUNPARElL PRINTING co.
Council Bluffs Jan IS. 1854.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
The Magazine for the Times.
pETERsON.s r,ACAZINE, the b,

pETERSON'S MAGAZINE, the best
i and Chcale> in the world Tor Ladies. his
popu ar mont My hiagnzne i'll be greatly mIrov-
tor 1864. 1t will contain
One thousan nd paGr.o Of Reading,
Fourteen 5 % endid Steel Plates,
Twelve Colored Fashion plates.
Twelve CoorrG Berlin work Patterns,
Nine hundred Wood cuts,
Twenty four pages 1T Music.
All this will be gwen iUG uNIy two dollars = year,
II dollar less than Magazines of the class Of Pc
terson.' Its
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writers enIlo ycd t. write anals tor
''tctcrsun Ia 1861 IN audi,it II TO its usual guam
ttv of short stnrlrs, tour original CulIli.ht Nov,
ei IS VIII be given. ny Ann 5 STEPHENS, Ella bed
Il, Frthk Lee Ben td5ct and the author OF Al no
Second Life ltalso publishes
Fashions ahead of all Others,
Each lumber in addition to the colo red plate gives
Bonnets, ti0ahs aud Dresses. ergraNt d oh wood -
Also, pattern, from which a Dress, Mantilla o.
tEii's Dress can be cut out, without the aid Of q
ln.ntua maker. Also, several pages Of iiouseh hold
and other Receipts.
erms--Always In Advance.-On CO.
rv. one year, -; three copies for one year, IS
five copies for one year. 500; eight copies for
year, No. Address, post -Faid,
tlANiE>J PETERSON,
dccl7 800 Chestnut Street. flII"dcll lila.
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Sioux City & Fl. Dodge
STAGE LINE.

MGs= VWIS well established and opu-
f % L lar line is running Fri.
AllZ@WaeklyS Stage between Sioux Nitvaui
Fort Dodge. he whole route is furnished with new
Concord Hacks OF the most comfor table character
and stocked with first class teams lille the d iyers
are experience and attentive.
The Stations on the route comfortable and
we'll supplied with everything which eau conduce
to the comfort of tn" traveller.
Any one going to Northwestern Iowa. Nebraska
or Dakota from tn" Ea>t-or from these places Ea-t
and desirious Of economlzng both time and money,
will best consult their own interest by travelling by
this route.
Schedule Of Time. .-Leaving Sioux CITY
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays OF each week
arrive At Fort Dodge the following Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays. connecting there with the
Stages running East to the Railroad at both Cedar
Falls aud Marsha ltown.
Leaving Fort Dodge Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays Of Each week. Arrive at Sioux City the
following Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays con-
n"rting there with Stages for Fort Randall Omaha
and Council Bluffs
JAMES J. oGG, Agent for Proprietor.
Sioux City, Jan 29th, ls6i-3mt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
Straycd,

StrAycd,
I'R0M tho pasture Of tho subscriber, on Perry
T. Greek. on or about tho 10Th ult., ono small
black HORSE, with a Star In forehead. and two
white hind feet. about We years old. Any person
returning said alma or giving informsto ion where
1t may DO found, will be literally rewarded.
J. d. PINCkNEY.
Sioux City, Jan. II, '4-4w"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
OMAHA s. CHICAGO BANK.
OMAHA, N. T.

THIS BANK now doing egit imateBanks
/ Ing business and will discount as literally to
neutrality-suspicious. and dealers as any Bank in tho
west-wiiIpnrcha shcrtt line Bils N all he prin.
cipalcitses in the Inion--huy and sell Exchange
on New iork-aifow interest on Deposits and tor
the ccommodation of farncrsan nd thosc living 1T
distance the Bank will he open for he transaction
of business and the redemption Gifts Note.fr ON
A. NJ, until:12 =. NJ.
O. II. McroLLoM Cashier.
II. Il. CkETT President.
Omaha. N T., Dec 90 1899.
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CHICAGO, IOWA g. NEBRASKA


EA1I -A0Ao
EFR - 80 -
OPEN TO MARSHALL!!-l6l Miles
~ Uest Of Mississippi rirer, and 300
miles vest cf Ch,cago-1he Shortest
and Quickest Route betu cen Chicago
and Central Iqca-No change Of Cars
or Baggage between Chicago and Mar
shaii-- Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains between Ctdar Rapids and
Chicago-F'are as Lou as Ly any other
route-Tme between Des Noines and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshall is twelve miles farther due west, q less
distance by stage from bes Moines, over a much
batter road and u miles less distance by rail to
Chicago than GrinnclI
Passengers aud Shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the misrepresentation
of the NJ. ( NJ. and c. d r. I. Line, that they arc
the 'onIy short, quick, reliable no change OF Cars
Line from Central Iowa TO Chicago. Fl IN and
after Monday, April 20, 1862 Trains will run as
follows:
Going East--Night Exprcssleaves Marshall a.
$50 p M on arrival of Stages fro m Des Mones.
Cedar Rapids 200 p H.; Clinton ll:l0 p. M and
arrive in Chicago next morning i'll time for all
morning trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at S a. M, Cedar
Ra ids at $50 II. and arrive at Clinton at Sc
pm. Passengers to Clinton by this traincan
take Night Express for Chicago. or remain until
next morning at $50, and arrive ia Chicago At
AGO p III.
Going XVest..Night Express leaves WelIs ST.
Depot in Chicago at 80 in the evening; Clinton
BIG Il. IN; Cedar Rapids 90 a. and arrive at
MARSHALL at lu:l5 a m. Passengers leaving Chi.
cago on this train at SO il the evening arrive in
pes MUnes early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chcagr at 3 a. M. arrives at
Clinton at p. Leaves Clinton at 500 a. M
Cedar Rapids $40 =. M, and arrive at Marshall
atS;jOp
| Passengers going East from recatur, Onawa,
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Dcs Moincs, Sioux City, Fl.
Dodge, and all points west of he Ucs Mones rlver,
procure Tickets at the stage Offices, of Fhos.
| IIattcn, Jr. at Des Muines. Passengers leaving
next morning. no~ BE sure and get tickets by way
| Of MAksUALL.-aa
! Comnecttns.--At Turner Junction witq
| Trains for Freepurt, Dunlrith. Prairie du CLi,n
! and LaCrusse.
| At Dixon with Trains of Illinois CentralR
! At Clinton with Boats ON VI >oIssiIri river.
| At d. " lit with Stages toI Davenport and Ma
| quoketa.
| Adherence with Stage for Tiptcn.
| At Cedar Rapids with Stages for MAJ tor. Iowa
| City, iuton. Cedar / ails Il I'd NUrth.r Iowa
! At Hlairtown with Stage Tor Nareltgo and at
| Marshall with Stages for Irs Moiu"s. Council
| Bl ufs, Omaha Elnora, Hvo!.>hrIo, Fort Uodke,
! Sioux City, and intermediat" points.
Freight leaving Marshall ia the morning
reaches thiccco next morning ."nd Freight Leaving
| Chicago at IA ght arrives in Marshall It night
| without change OF cars.
! +. Il. TALCOTT, Gent Supt. Chicago.
| l. b. HOW l., Asst Sup t.. Clinton.
| }. {. ;ACLT, cen. Freight Agent, Chicago.
o.coTTLE, Travelling Agent. lyol6no2-6m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

Why is John Bigger's boy larger than
bis father? Because he is ilttte Bigqer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
oRokoE wEARE. john r. ALLISou
Banking & Agency Office

COLLECTIONS made and RENTED at current
" rates of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, Incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits G.
ceived and Money invested; Draftsfo for sale GU any
country 10 Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention given to the payment Of
Taxes in any county in Iowa.
Real Estate bong hit and sold Land Warrants
located.
We .eFer to the following parties with whom We
have done business
Park Bank New York;
d. ii. Arnold. Pres't Mercantile Bank. N. Y.
Messrs. knauh, Nachod 4 Kubue, Bankers, NY
Messs. Ehas. Camblos Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros 4 Co. Bankers, St Louis.
Gen. L. Harding, Of Union Bank St. Louis.
i. e. Adams, banker, Chicago.
W. +. Co"lbaugh & Co" Bankers, Chicago.
Il. Part ridge, Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls, Ny.
G, W. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank Of
Kentucky, Russellgille, Ky.
5. A. Fletcher, Banker, indianapolis, Indiana.
Aon. VIM. Montgonis ry. Washington Pa.
T. II. Walker, ESQ, Salem, New York.
Messrs ii. Markell Il Co, Bankers, Dubuque.
Louis A. Macklot, Banker, Davenport. [mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

1 SELECT SCHOOL will be opened ahcut the
~ first of May, under the care Of A. r. Wrtehs,
and taaught by some competent instruetcr-rroviA
cd sufficient inducement is offered by those inter~s~
tod The object will he to prepare pupils for n
High School. A limited number only will b "A.
mitted. Apply soon.
A. r. WRIGHT,
Sioux City, Feb. 18Th, 1884, sw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
Sioux City. Omaha. Council Bluffs,
Nebras IA city, rla;tsmouth
and BrOwnVille.

To the Directory proper will .e added an appcn =
dix containing All the necessary informant ion ia re-
gard to Territorial and State Government of Ne
hriSka and Iowa ; also. Of the Government of the
different cities, their Churches, Journals Associa.
tons. Educational Interests, Railroads. Steamboats,
&c. &c. 1t will contain further the names Of all
county officers, postmasters and pet offices in Ne
hraska
This Directory viii facilitate business at home
ana abroad. 1t will be easy hook of reference
TOR the Wholesale Merchant in the large city, and
for tho retail dealer ia the Interior A. such it will
furnish an excellent advertising medium, a it will
be found at every station. business house and tho
leading hotels between Chicago and St Iouis in
tho East and Salt Lake CITY in the West. 1t will
also contain the dfereu road and distances the
Cola REGIONS of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
Notice OF Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby Civ en-, that the co-rartnership
~ doing business at 81 oux City, Iowa, under the
firm name Of Roser & II edges, has by mutual con.
sent been this day dissolved.
James W Bosler assumes rhe payment Of all the
liabilities Of said firm and collects all debts due
the same. JAMES ". BoSLER,
CNARLESE. HEDGES.
Sioux City, Iowa, May -, lsGa-aw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

"Multiply the Means, aud you Multiply
the returns,' is one of the established
maxims in business, that has
MADE THE FORTUNES
Ofthousands Of men, that have common
ced with nothing but their individual enc
terprise to depend upon. The Office is
supplied with one Of Ruggles celebrated
JOB PRESSES,
Forthe printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
bee n MATERIAL rod uced SO that | can n ow
SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE
with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served At home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02
Upper Missouri Directory

YNHE subscriber will publish in rs short time
1 as the work can be done, The Upper Miss
souri, Directory. containing a General Direc-
tory OF the citizaus together with "A Business and
Copartnership DIRECTORY Of the Cities of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

AI- Tin and Japanned Warc--a good assor mcnt
always IN hand which is ,de in the most durable
manner. Also, Eve Troughs, Conductor Pipes, Tin
roofing. &C. CHAS. X. SMITH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-02

respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
cod mites, feeling satisfied that wecan give
satisfaction Doth as TO style and price.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-16
"OUR FlKILY JAR"


Tom and / never quarrel It has come TO be q
sort Of byword with the family, when they wish to
express an extraordinary degree of connubia felicity,
As happy as Tom and lonise 2 So you see orr
reputation is established. But did have little
difficulty once, and it had nearly proved serious
one. Even now, never hear the story ofthe young
couple who were snndered for life by that miserable
little rat or mousse whicheyer it was, always have
behsyed shewes right without shnddering TO think
OF the awful fate that Tom and escaped.
But though it was provdentialy averted, / am GO
ing to write the history of our quarrel warning
to all young couples.
1t had always been one ofTou's hobbies that peo,
pie should go to housekeeping as soon they are
married.
what do they marry for, he would say, but do
meStie eomfor3 and pray how are they to find il In
crowded hotel or boarding house
And | perfectly agreed with Tom, to @ouse,
keeping We vent As soon as we returned from our
wedding tour.
We Of course experienced the usual amount Of
mistakes and failures, incident to young married
people, but at the end of two months We found our
selves fairly settled down. Our sole domestic waa
a respectable matron Of mature age, whose larger
half Iii was worse, also in this case had deserted
her some years before, owing to slight conjpgal
difficulty, in which, is potunusual IN lfisA brols,
whisky had bSen an important AUXILIARY. Mother
hadtaken pity on the deserted wife, and, having
trained her in al domestic duties now made her O.
yer to me as help. Notwithstanding she RuneRous
faihugs OF her departed spouse MRS. Mscnally sui
cherished his memory, and spoke Of him uith ten
derness and regret
'Surel Mrs Preston, she sSould say, it was psrtly
my own seat. Pet was always quick, loike, aud
should have borne with his little failingsl'
And when mildly limited that there vas q neceS-
sary limit to human endurance, she would shake hs
head with sigh.
I should Ia, been more patient, sure, mum
WASH he jist me own husband, after all 2 / used
to come out Of the kitchen after such interviews
feeling quite instructed, and I didn't altogether
ike to hear Tom laugh, when told him Of our do
mestic's torgivipg spirit.
How blessings brighten, 6e, 7 he would say
He the dear departed Macnally, now be woult
have been, that ogld brute Of Pat, if he had stay
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-16
g goetfg,
CARELESS HUSBANDS.

Ny liege lori sits in his library chair,
and I sat Idly by;
Ny lord wears grave and studious air,
And dare say SO do L
Bat We look grave from 8, different cause
lie is buried in study. while aa
Wonder if fhisis dFeaIn Of love,
And look in the ire aad sigh.
Books books, books; a forest Of Books
Frown on me from every wall
/ suppose I should relish such friends these,
But don'tlike reading at all
There is plenty TO learn, in this life of ours,
To love, to enjoy, OF to scorn,
And ] care not what the old Romans did
Long ages ere l was born.
AND While / look in the FIRE and Sigh
And my liege deigns not word,
An organ strikes Rp, in the street outside,
"A tune that I've often heard
A tune Of my girlheod'a wild young days--
How strangely It thrills now
My hsart with bound springs ap in my throat
and NY head on my breast bow.
see the dear friends Of the ".auid lang gyno,
With their greetings kind ana warm
The faces that gathered around me ones
Alike il sunshine or storm.
and mid The forms and faces that throng SO fast
There is that Is e,,ld and pao
It locks down now in the mystic porch
Of the noss-grown cet IN the vale,
hear shem this moment those low sad tones
Il eoula better bear to part
If I did rot know, in the land Of the foe,
Lives the Eho claims your heart"
"A spirit whispers me- love, that soon
by young !ifes star shall set;
And you may smile and mock as you will
But yoa'll marry the Northman yet"
Fiys long years since that pale sad face
Passed away for aye from my side;
lie sleeps IN his far-of Southern grave,
and I am the Northman's bride
But his was the trusst and purest heart
OF all that ever met
And in heavenI know that loyal soul
Watches over its earth love yet.
The dear faces throng, and the kind tones come
Vita the tender burdeB Of old;
I wash could always have been girl.
Or that husbands were not soeold.
Oh husbands wise, do you never reflect
When you've Gagged yoar pretty birds,
BY waiting and watching So many days,
And wasting such tender words,
Do rcn never reflect what great warm hearts
We women all have, and how trne2
and that al a mans soul, and half of his time,
Are nothing more than cur due
Do you never think in your idle chat
With men by night or by day,
That your wife is moping alone at home,
And may wonder why you stay?
Or if home once more, with a careless Dir
Do you, yiezTng on paper or book,
Zen notice the fav0rite dress she has donnsd
BY so much pleasant lookz
No tender word for the ear which knows
No music ike unto this
Do you think she viii never ask herself
If this can be welded bhssg
You marry girl at whose feet have knslt
Full many before you came
And you say. II win do whatever please,
But she must be always the same"
Take heed, vain sir, while you smoke and read,
Or lounge at the club or play,
Lest she hear a tune on the organ outside
That she knew in the olden day
And that faces that loved her come not back
On the music's billowy tide;
while her true heart learns It's first regret
By her careless husbands side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
FROM TBE SOGTU.
The Rebel iou-Tax and Cur
reBcy BiIis.

The Richmond Seatinl of Feb. ~ contains a
synopsis Of what is called the Military bill hereoo
TO- hidden TO he printed.
The tIst section provides that ali white men residents
Of the Confederate States between the ages Of IL and
So shall be in the military service FOR The war.
The second section provides that ali between " and
Is now ia service shall be continued during the war In
the same regiments, battlons aud companies 70 which
they belong at the passage of this act with the organ.
atiOn, officers &C. provided thnt conyauics from one
State organized against their consent expIesse d nj the
time with regrets, &C., from another State shall have
the privilege Of being transferred 10 the same arm in
regiment from their State and men can be tfaYs.
feTred 10 q company from their own State
SEC. 3GiYes bounty eight months hence of 800 in
Rebel bonds
SEC. 4-Trovdes that no person shall b. relieved from
the operations Of this act heretofore discharged for dis
ability shall those who furnished sui,'tnteg be ex
empted where disability now exists, ,ut exeInlfg
religious pers0Ds who hare paid an exemption tax
SIC 5-Proyidos for the enrolling OF all yhft, male
residents Of the Confederate States bstween n rnd s
and As and 90 at such tine and under such regulations
as the President may prescribe time allow ed east of The
Mi sissppi 30 and west 60 DAYS any person failing 10
enrol without good excuse, shall be placed in The field
for the a. il lie between IL and 49, Persons
mentioned in this section shall constitute reserve for
state defense and detail duty and not reoprd 10 per
form service out OF the State in which thew reside
BIC I-Proyldes that any person who shall fail 70 at
tend at The place OF rendezvous appointed by the pre
dent and not excused by him. eha be liable 10 be placed
In tie field service for the war. f''>NN
SIC e-Uecayeb that hereafter al positions O. CLERIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

HoTEL AREIvALS.-I. w. Green Of the
United States Navy, &. I. Hoash Of Massachusetts,
aud J.. ID. Hutchings Of Albany are at the Everett
House.
Col W. n. Bartlett and :. /. Dupoe and wife Of Boz
ton, j. r. Thompson Of ~ PAM, = Woodward Of Con.
noctlcut. NJ. n. Cook o, Rochester. II. n. Slater OF
Providence. end u. A. White Of Cincinnati are at the
Eifih Avenue Hotel.
w. b. Tibbetts and H. 5. Catliu Of the u. y Army.
IT, NJ jay of Ithaca ". r. Baker Of Springfield, j. G.
smelley Of Kentucky r. G. Webster of Cincinnati and
Ii. d. Ward OF Boston are al NE st. Hichoas Hotel.
Judge Bsyley or Rome Senator Cook of Saratoga, j..
Van vcchten Of Albany, @. II. Green Of Troy. b.
spgague and Or. Tobey % Rhode Island. A. Pollock Of
Washington W. W. Ripley Of Vermont and S. NJ
Tucker and sile OF osWeyo at the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
RHSGISEyN ITEMS.

ELoPEMEST. year ago, or on March
10 lot-3 German sal0onk5egcr, named Andrew Daci.
ert No 3ll Grand street, BROOKLYN. r. d., committed
suicide discovering criminal iliimacY bets cen lis
wife and wealthy butcher, nomod Chrisinpher {;
Smith doing business IN Grand street. near IliFd, and
residing with lis family at No. 2ys L0Iirner street.
Last week Smith and the widow, who IL shortly eX'
pacted to become mother, eoped, taking With them
S25OOo and embsrking for Cliiornia Mrs. smith aud
grown.up daughter lef partially Uupro'idod Tor.
SNEAK ROBBERIEs.-1he operations of sneak
thieves are becoming lesrfully common IN Brooklyn.
T. ID. Within two days the following robheres have
been committed In daylight: House VI AIR. Thos Good
win by female sneak. II a get Of urs valued at $l
a suit OF clothes 53l and other property amounting 20
$40; house of Mr.. Sherwood. 81 Taylor street. near
Wythe avenue Of jewelTy valued at sJ1 house of Mr.
james Boughion, Ne. A. Wilson street L. D., Of table
and personal Jeweiry to the amount OF eili.
JSQUgsTs coroner Barrett yesterday held
iudussts Oh James SMITH eyed - " ho dropped dead
at his residence. Nc. l3l Hontrose avenue, Brook
lyn T. H. Of disease Of The heart, and on James bcaiy
ing at the of No. go South First street. Brooklyn
e. ID.
POLICE CHANCES. -Oflicer VIM. NJ Regnav
az the Seventeenth Precinct " Y has been transferred
to the Forty seventh Grr0upoint and Officer 5. N.
iisk IRON the Tory 60, ent Greunpnnt IN the 1wen-
ty.sixth Precinct, New.ioIk
CoRRgCTIoS.-It having been stated in these
columns that Marion Hose CO. No J. u brooklyn /
d., participated In ths nEht by which Hugh Kelly lost
hi life II is Necessary to say that the statement in
correct. The Marious were IN nowse connected with
that fatal row.
FATAL ABORTION ChsE.-Coroner Barrett
last evening concluded the invcs alton OF the case Of
Mrs. Le0nora Kinder, who died Rom tho effects uf
drug administered BIZ BEN amin Martin druggist corner
Of Houston and Manhattan streets, n Y, 10 produce
abortion Martin was hold 10 await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
NJ
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IN MALI OR FEMALE,
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REQUIRE the aid Of q Diuretic
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AND II Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
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IN ALL DIsEAsrs
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