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NJ. BrSJAxN PNscS well known . democratic poll.
ucan, aud the candidate Of that party Tor Mayor %
brookyp at the asttsrncipsl election, died yesterday
morning Ut his rcsnece ." Jaw street reaf MYrtie eFe
nue.,
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HEADQUARTERS, FIyfH Army CoRrs,
Six NILE Housx, August 20, 1884 ]


Our position to-day 10 unchanged Tonight finds our
ress where last night found them, with this addition:
ha. IN the interval The earthworks they threw up have
nssn strengthened sud new ones added. renewal
yssterdsys assaults has been momeutariy expected.
Dur skrmsh lines have jealously watched every ndioa
Non Of Intended attack. Our line d battle has been IN
4eaAiness spring 70 and fierce conflict Our bat
srss have waited the signal 10 hur solid shot and shell
rpsa the enemy's advancing column. But the enemy
ns not thus far soon nt renew his atsoks the pun
lament he received yesterday may have taught him
Ss0sn.
VALUE or THE WELDON ROAD 10 rm Rnna
A the stands these two facts are evident. 10
9Aa orHe next thing to H. 70 the enemy 10 lose the
To- the road which battle line extends,
nd 70 drive from position and this read
D. svsry rcsourcs and Energy viii doubtless be CALLED
to action. On our side 10 Of the utmost importance
y nantAin position. and 10 this end our men viii
0ght. satisfied, ~ long ~ there b hope and man
stDn Ths next and perhaps most important sos In the
sat war drama In front q Psssrsburs promlses there
Ssvs 70 BE- performed here. Tho ground chosen the
preliminary flourish OF trumpets has been sounded, q
psat battle h imminent, and great victory or srssA
4sfsst awaits our arms. o 4..ts ...tt
yRpAr's ucHnxo aa WE
The fight or yestsrday afternoon commencing a feuY
olcek aud lasting ti dark, decisive In oharao
Nsr and more brilliant and beneficial 10 result than
hrst supposed. Reports Of losses from captures
md the number OF our wounded melted IN many apprs
eoscns Of reverss, and dhastsr from which would be
almout TO recover. The closing OF the contest
psbitsr, and pronounced different verdict The rebel
1hin and wounded le the field told Of terrible pun
hmsnt-a loss In this regard three timse that Of ours
Aost important and aecieive OF all the fact that At
o close of the con,os held the ground ws occupied
- i1 eommsnosmcut
- sssse1 OUR BArrE
Was vsry angular In formation. General G1ns division
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Royal H,vsu1 L0tterv.-73 pr Gent
premium pah for Prizes. information furnished TIE
highest pad f,r doub,oons kinds ~ gold Ans
silver TAYLOR + CO, BAnxers l6 w all street, N. y.
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The British ship James Smith Ashore.
PH1ADnrHrA, August ~, 1894
The British ship James Smith, rewsny from Liverpool
for this port, went ashore the shears inside OF Cape
Hsnlopsn, on the nigh. Of the loh and leaking badly
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Address 10 Asnoke ra.-p0t1Ak Ns SaN.
Nerrschann Manufacturers removed from Brosme
70 e92 Broadway, Fourth street. wholesale and
Pires cut 70 order and repaired
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BY the arrival OF The steamsbip emily B. Sou6er,
Captain Winchester, yesterday morning. have
from New Orleans to the l4th inst.
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AssontshIng, Yet Tvue, Hearnen -,
toohach-. neurage and catarrh Instantly relieved AZ
permanently cured. Use wOLCOrT's Instant rs'
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| Prizes Casnei Ia Az L-gnUxed I.c..
| teres, and information given. GALLAGHER BEN
JAMIN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Ph'adeiphiA
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Lottery Prizes CAshed.-un sOr y tnn
given. j. q. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street room Ne
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Prizes C'sned ." ait L@gnitzec a.ot.
tories and information given. JACOB, BROKERS' OnDos
HSsBToadway, Now Yors.
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservs eEtss
aud Wig Depot. wholesale and retail, No. Astor Hcu
Tho dye applied BY skilfu artists
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THE FIFTH C0RPs.
ME-. L. A. Hendricks Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH AMY Coarr,
BEfoRx PETERSBURG, August l8-8 P. N. J

HEADQUARTERS, FpTu AMY Coarr,
BKfoRK PETERSBURG, August i8-8 P. N.
IMPORTANT Mxsrs.
An hour succeeding the terrific artillery duel early this
orsns described In my despatch written 1t ts close.
eA important movement took place Of Of the troops
Z this corps, the extsnt and purpose Of which an not
present at liberty to particularizc. This much
|ssly say that tonight finds in possession OF
lesgDsot Of the Weldon Railroad aud portion os its
track destroyed. 10 accomplishing th oppostoe
s~s encountered leading to loDg and spirited engage
I0Asut, In which the troops engaged siie
Behaved handsomely and galanty drove the enemy.
fhs complete surprise OF the enemy's picketa, some
eWeuty Of whom captured, indicated their entire
Iurpt 81 the movement among the rst captures
rebel lieutenant In charge Of the picket post-Lieut
Garter, Seventh Virginia regiment, who wounded
Nd IN now 10 our hospital Our loss Is small. The m.
rtanoe 10 the enemy Of the railroad cut by forces
~ nnt unlikely may lead " an attempt to morrow on
his part 70 retake the ground now held by orceA
DKArH or CAPTAIN MERyIER
The painful intelligence reached US to-day OF the death
koA Cay Point Hospital o, Capt Mervine late assistant
putant general First division He had been sick several
days but until few hours be his death his symptoms
IHsrs Ia way alarming. more widely known, popular
nd e1ceut ofcer Was not Ia the CORPS than Cal tain
1ervine. He came out - adutant OF the Fourteenth
New York Volunteers and took active and gallant part
asarly all the battles fought BY the Army OF the Poto
bAse. He has filed the position OF assistant adjutant
uD0ersl n the First division for nearly two years
tousG man, not yet thirty, tried and capable, brilliant
1hsurs lay ore him had he lived He was the son or
a cAsUALnn-rM wxArBrR-
ne two hours cannonadiug OF this morning was at
NnAsd with little oss side. probably not two
3bore wounded altogether.
This has been day Of showers-iour altogether. The
hir greatly cooled, and agreeable 70 what has been
3x days past.
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HsApouAsfsns, Ausum al-S A. n
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len snoe four oolock and is ~ times quite brisk No
muskery can be hoard, shs distance iron headquarters
betpr too great
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GTATE OFIOWA, Houurd County S. >.
~ To Ada Harria. MADAM YOU Will

STATE OFIOWA, Houurd County S. :.
- TO Ada A. Harris: Madam you will
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waves ofa thousand years will not

waves of = thousand years will not
wash away tho shame and reproach Of
that miserable scene from the Ameri-
can name. Some members on the 9TH
err side Of this chamber have attacked
with fierce clamor the great American
statesman and tho christian gentleman
who suffers his exile in the cause Of
liberty on foreign soil. So the
basest cur that ever kneeled may bay,
at the bidding of his masters. the ca
edlirnin the distance. Protract this in
iquity, this crime, as long as you will,
however the Judgment Of history will
It last overwhelm you with an insuffer Z.
able od;um, as certainly as the streams
of truth emanate from beneath the
great white throne of God. Establish
justice!' usecure the blessings of LID
erty!' Oh: bitter mockery. Justice
has been dethrcned and the blessings
of liberty annihilated. There is not
one square mile of free soil in the
American republic. 1t is slave terri.
tory from the Aroostook the Colum.
bia. Every man in that vast expanss
may be reduced in an instant to hope
less bondage, every home may be brok-
en- open and pillaged, every dollars
worth Of property may be swept into
that yawning and bottomless gulf
tho National Treasury; and all under
the sanction of the principles and prac-
tees daily exempl fed by the admins
tration which hu rls US on to ruin"
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OUR PLATFORM.
AP EACH PARTY.

The Democratic partyis the frIsna snd
akvosats Of peace. As it would not make
war for the destruction Of State institutions,
.. it would not prolong it's existence to &C
cen plish such m end 1t will hail with salts
fassion the close of the war, and a restoration
Of the Union upon tho basis Of the Ccnssitu =
6s., standing pledged by its antscedents and
history to use oil the mexns Of honorable ne
sstiatisn and compromise to that end. twill
net consent to a separation Of the ssates-
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
~ resist al assaults upon its integrity, sd'o-
eating peace and restored and sueroksn
0sisn Of States.
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Farm, for SNIe.

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THE FAITHFUL Made y

know Maiden fair and free
Who loved ayouth that went to sea;
Fortune had never smiled on him,
And people called him shabby Jim y
That namo was good enough they deem'd.
For ono who so unlucky seemed.
His nearest relatives, tits sad,
Would pass him with arched head,
But she, his fond and faithful maid,
In her affections never stray'd;
Although her eye with grief grew dim,
She still adhered to shabby jim"
"Whcn fortune changes, he will DO
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And she was right for he came back
With golden treasure many pack
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10 ABRM KOHN'S Emporium went
And as a splendid suit he wore
Folks called him shabby Jim 10 more
His friends and relative all smiled,
But :'Mster james" was not begniled,
Scoring tho merccnary trap,
He poured his wealth in Annals lap. ~.
epsndid assortment of fashionable
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Bots and Shoes,
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ing Store. Also, q full assortment OF
HATS AND CAPS
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ryAt the new brick building, next door
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| oyslss or SscIxrARY OF TEE Board OF EDUCATION,
DIS MONIES, Iowa, March II, 1854. >,
Notice il hereby given that Teachers
Institute will be held At New Oregon, How
ard County, lows, for Z. period Of not less
than six working days from AID sfser tho
25th day Of April 1864.
Rev. A. Rush Of Usage has bee. appoint
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eminently is tho old Etna.

|
Papsr money has advanced triAe
in New York, it now only requiring
$1,66 SIS of it to buy a dollar.
Reinforcements have been sent to
Florida to retrieve the disgrace Of the
Lincoln Hay-massacre, at Oulustee.
1t is asserted upon the highest re-
publican authority that the agents Of
the Secretary of the Treasury have
been furnishing the Confederates with
supplies of various kinds. Would it
be disloyal to ask that they be dismiss
ed from the service?
Thomas Prentice Kettell former ed
itor of Hunts Merchants Magazine,
ofthc Democratic Review and author
Of ,.Southern wealth and Northern
profits" has written history of the
war. 1t is highly comm ended by the
press. Mr.. Kettell possesses the ma
terial and ability for writing a better
history Of the war than has been yet
published. Henry Howe Ill, Main
St. Cincinnati is the publisher.
1t was very appropriate that one Of
the pail bearers to convey Owen Love.
Joy to his home in Illinois should have
been negro.
The Cincinnati Commercial (Rep.)
takes Congress to task for the manage
ment O. the national finances as follows:
'Ihstead of levying proper excise
taxes: the lawmakers have by most I'm.
warranted delay, defeated the prime
objects Of their legislation, and laid
themselves open to the imputation that
bribery has caused their procrastina-
ton. Instead Of revising the whole
revenue system and securely providing
for the public credit, they are wasting
their time in political cabals and
presidential fillibustering. In nothing
can they have it said of them that. as
a body, they have we'll and faithfully
done their duty"
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE
A complete stock of Spring boots and
shoes is offered at first cost; the deter
mination to go out of that trade, is the
only reason for Offering at this rate.
Merchants who wish to purchase bar
gains, will call early; the whole stock
must be closed out in 30 days at Ham
msrslough Bros, elegant new Dry
Goods and Clothing House No. 1O1,
Main St. McCregor, Iowa.