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PIRATES ON LAKE ERIE.
Daring Exploit OF the Rebeis-Captu
OF Two stsa mers. GO.

OF Two Sten nmerss dcs
BUFFALO, Sept 20, 1884
News has been received here that number or rebels
from Canada captured the little steamers Parsons aud
Island Queen Bass Island. Lake Erie yesterday
afternoon and have gone down across the lake. prooa
bly, for reinforcsments guns and ammunition.
The capturing party numbered about thirty men, who
were armed with revolvers and bowie knives. No other
arms noticed. Tho captors took At Middle Bass
Island wood enough 10 last two days.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Sept. 20, 1854.
Captain Orr Of the steamer Island Queen, arrived here
from the Detroit this morning. and furnishes the
Bcde with statement in regard TO the pratical opera
tions in the vicinity OF saudusky last night
The Island Queen left Sandusky at three O'Clock yeeter
day afternoon stopped Keys Island for thirty forty
soldiers and passed to Middle Bass Island, where she
found the Parsons In OF praes who at once
seized the Island Queen. The soldiers paroed as
Confederate" prisoners and other passengers sworn
10 secrecy for twenty four hours The Island Queen was
then dashed the Parsons aud the two started for San
dusky.
When out I've miles the water cock OF the Island
Queens pony engine broken of, opening hole in
her side, and she cast CT and left sink The Par
passed to tho mouth OF saudusky bay and,
after lowering about some time, apparently sig-
mailing TO those inside, started for tho Detroit
river, arriving at Fighting Island on the Canada
side about eight O'Clock this morning, where Captain Orr
his clerk and engineer we're landed and the steamer
burned, as preparations were made for that object.
The Captain has doubt that the seizure OF the United
States steamer Michigan and tho liberation OF the john
son Island prisoners, the object Of tho plot Both
steamsrs were stripped OF valuablcs
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apture or a Train by Rcbels.


Advices from Fort Smith say the train which left here
September ! for Fort Smith captured by the rebels
at Cabin creek. The train consisted OF hundred
wagons laden with supplies: six hundred mules forty
artillery horses and two sutters trains.
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REJoICJNGs m PHILADELPHIA.
REBEL ACCOUNT.


Early Declining to Attack sheridan.
rrom the Richmond Examiner, Sept. 16.1
We get little news from the Valley tor some reason
other private letter from officer, dated Septem-
temSer \, gays
All oe sheridas's army has moved down.lo Eerryville
Anderson had sharp little affair with the Eighth corps
that pace saturday, driving them pack on the
Sixth corps. On Sunday all OF went there to at
tack the Yankee army, Tut found hem strongly
rcrche3 AID Early rery oiseig tup as bal fnb
We returned yesterday, having accomplished nothing
except ssten back their cavalry force which had re-
tired far Front Royaln raid II is supposed. On
reaching the Valley pike about sunset we found our old
friend Averi, driving 10 cavalry, division
took tilt at him again. driving him back TO Bunker HILL
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Proposition OF the Rebel Colonel SEQ tt 60
Surrender Five Thousand Rebels.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 20, 1864.
An army officer just from below, brings report, de-
rived from General Herrons adjnt that Colonel Scott,
commanding the rebel troops neafBaton Rouge, sent
proposition General Herron TO surrender from four
thousand to six thousand provided General Heron
would grant unconditional pardon the general Of
fcers OF the command.
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid for 200 good Fourdriuior
Paper. Size 32xA6-4S lbs.
Appiv al thia ofHoo
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Type Metal and Ola Lead WanecG.-
Cash will be paid for few hundred weight or Type Metal
and old Lead. Apply al the desk Of this onice
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DR.. w. H. Gregg:-
Dear Sr:-I have been suffering for . long time with
what call diseases the Prostate Gland and
tenon Of Urine. and unable to obtain relief until
used Constitution Water which began to produce its
tive erect after taking two d0ses and be
grateful than At tho resultshavng suffered all that
could suffer and ve rather than TO be deprived
OF tue medicine would be willing to pay fifty dollars
bottle for It,
has not only cured but several other osrs In my
district have been cured bv It. and would recommend
everybody suffering from any disease OF the kidneys
Constitution Water RICHARD hUSH,
Sergeant Ninth Ward Police.
New York. Dec. so 1861.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN 4 ALLEN, 46 Cuf street.
md all drup.
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To Chfropodtsts.-Wante . Good Ope-
rstcr one ~ho "a competent charge Of hrst
ounce Cal o. % address DR. Zacharle, 100 Broadway.
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The Overland Mail.

FORT kKARNY, Sept 20, 1864.
iho superintendent OF the overland mail route, with
agents stock &C, Ie here this morning reopen the
route special mai, agent will leave tomorrow to
tha mails through
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News from Izniifnx.

FAIHAx, v. s., Sept. 20, 1884
The steamship Sidon sailed O'Clock this poruns
for Now York with eighty passengers
The United states gunboas Ascq xas u p!stou JESTER
6ays -
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elbow to Become Goos src~un~ ~
Causes and cure Of S~rsverrsy, DiIieres Natfln
and stammcring. Va October nGutcro "ilt L1.t ~
JoURNAL - ceuis. hy fret post fo@LtR a WELLS.
1870 Broadway. YORK
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And ON. Dear MOI What Pain, Head :
ache 1oothache. Neuralgia and Caarrh suffered. W0L-
COTT'S Instant Pain Annihiiator cured me.
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Articles FOR tho Toilet OF New York
Socnte Hygenique for sale by tho druggists Trade
piled by the agent VICTOR E. MAUGER ll6 Chambers
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Prizes Crshed In all LeGaiszcd Lot
teres and Information given. JACOB Broker soGce l76
Broadway, New York.
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The Rejoicings Over the Victory.
SALuiE AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1864.
There is great rejoicing here Sherdans immense
victory in honor Of which By order OF the War Depart
ment, asaute Of one hundred guns is being fred in
He grounds OF the Presidents mansion The victory is
complete.
REJoIcJSGs IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 20, 1854
The news or sheridan's victory caused great excite
neut and the sudden erection OF flags on all the public
aud many of the private buildings. The whole city re-
jocing over tho news and anxously awaiting Of
similar character from Grant.
SALUTE AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Sept. 20, 1854.
The Union citizens OF Albany fired one hundred guns
this evening in honor OF Sherdan's victory.
SALUTE AT CuAMEEasDURG, PA.
CHAMBERS Buao, Pa, Sept 20 1864.
General Couch has ordered the firing or salute Of one
hundred guns in honor Of Sheridan's victory.
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Grover a. Eaker's Highest Prciufu
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 495 Broadway New York.
md 235 Fulton 81 reet, brooklyn.
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Gournud's POudrc Subtitle Uproots klnfr
from low fareheads or any part OF the toiy 81 warranted
at his depot SJ5 Broadway.
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In Consegeepce or tho FntI I'm Cold
eesiisi tp o~cr selecons from unusually
-" PfLL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
OvERCOATS
In rs city. ~ a scovs. Of i've per cent.
ISAAC v. BROKAW
81 Fourth avenue and " Lafayette place
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E.ttch el0r's Hair Dye he Best I'm tine
Harmless reliable. instantaneous The only perfect
dye Sold BY all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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~ 0S xVOrtd-~idc Rcu~,ecsscr.

Prizes Cnshsd Ina all LcgaIix.d Lotto.
ries J. r. CLAYTON co, No. 10 Wall street.
rooms Nos aud D. New York
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scull Boat Race at Poughxeepsie.

- FoUGHKkKfsIK, Sent, 30, lHd4.
Inc scull oca race I'VE miles for i've hundred dollars
TOOK place here to-day Joshua Ward beat Stevens
seconds. Time, 3S minutes IL seconds, boating liam
mills victorious time twenty i've seconds
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Tne Washington kilograms.

WASHITGrOSp sept ~, l6o4
tinual rejoicing here is believed to be greater and
decisive than hitherto represented Il is regarded
here consequence General Grants recent flying
visit to Harpers Ferry.
Gentlemen who have arrived here from Hagerstown,
Nd state that Sunday tho rebels, under Mccausland
and Johnson advanced from Bunkers HILL and attacked
Aver at Martnsburg The latter, after spirited re-.
sistance fell back to Hanesvile, short distance from
Falling Waters the Virginia side Of the river where
he took position
During Sunday night Averill received reinforcements,
and yesterday morning advanced against the rebels and
drove them back Bunker. Hill and reoccuped Martins
burg. On sunday body OF dismourted cavalry was
despatched from tho camp at Hagerstown to Williams
port they were the latest accounts, guarding
the tords OF the river.
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Helmbo,d's Genuine Prcparntions.-
rrice 81 per bottle, for S. Delivered to any address
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Helm boid's Genuine Erepnratscrs.-
Sold a. R.LX3oLD's chemical warehouc csI groaexsy
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The Custom House.

The Congressional committee appointed TO investigate
the and extensive frauds in the Custom House
still engaged in their earches and will no doubt
OF these days as,onish the community with further
startling revelations For the information OF the com
ntce suggestion calling their attention to forced
ubutous levied cartmen by inspectors might not
be OF place. Inspectors have the employment OF
TO transfer bonded goods from the vessel TO the
warehouses designated in the PERMITS and OF course can
employ whom they please The fact Is notorious that
poor engaged by these sharpers been PEELED
10 pay % the ecors percentage Of the
obs,a employment Now that kr. Draper ,s really en-
gagged In pureng the department Of all corruptons let
TO these petty frauds which are really considered more
contemplate than the Wholesale peculatons OF higher
officials Several cart,nen In BrooKlyn who had Tor years
bssn occaonaly employed in eating goods 10 govern
men s,orcs have refused 10 submit TO tho exorons OF
INSPECTORS and sought legitimate employment elsewhere:
Mr. Draper 10 know. aud may be OF service in ascertain
ing where 10 the various departments the guilty may be
found.
Nr Draper is by applicants for Office Yester.
day afternoon enthusiastic bernian called and with
any formal introduction, proceeded to the Collectors
desk and asked situation Tor his brother lie was by
means particular to what position his relative
pred to. lie willing to serve entry clerk, aud
tnat position was cot attainable a Iaborers position
wocd be quite acceptable; and doubt, like the patriot
who called upon General Jackson to solicit n foreign
appo onment, after being told that all tho consular
situations had been filled, and that there
prospect even OF securing the position Of tdowaer be
WAS willing any old casion clothing which the
General might have 10 his wardrobe. This enthusiastic
gentleman would bessatisaed, now that clothing s so
high, TO receive any avors 10 that line which Mr. Draper
may have 10 give.
The new Surveyor, Mr.. Waterman, has no. yet tatcn
his place. but will do by the lst or october, after
which, whatever changes may be in contemplation, wilt
take place. In the meantime the present ncumbenta
on their good behavior, aud, they show bold front
for Homes. Old Abe, thay may bc retained. strong
force OF clerks engaged in effort To arrange im
mcnse amount OF papers which were found 70 DO N
state of tho mos Eex,rcabs confsor and Mr. Draper
thinks that n few weeks all the departments will be
thoroughly reorganzed, so that all business can be
promptly and efficiently despatched.
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Msugev's Ceicbra,ed shipping Tags,
adapted for eyery purpose At manufacturers VICTOR e.
MAU0ER's. ll5 Chambers street.
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Highest Premium Lock StitcN Sewing
Ma nues. WEEE.EE d WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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For Fimplcs, Tefrer, scrofuIa nnt
eruptions, use HELMBoLDs Genuine Preparations
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Frccx'cs, PIN Piles, Tan. Flesh Worm :.
Prickly Heat, &c.. cured by GOURAUD'S ITALIAN
MEDiCATLD SOAP, at 453 Broadway.
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MRS. rimslow's soothing 5yrup, for
children Teehins Dyssn,ey and D'arha. regulates
tho Stomach and Bowels and cures wind Collie.
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Ladies' Bracelets. New sayics-Two,
three Eve sIr eight twelve. fifteen hundrei
dollars each For sale by Go. c. ALLEN AIS Broadway.
oued cor below Cam Al street.
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The Overland Telegraph Lime co Rrssia.

The Overland Telegraph Lin Co Rrssin.
The Western Union Telegraph Company, who, 10 con-
junction With the Russian government have this great
enterprise hand actively engaged in hins out an
expedition under the Immediate supervision OF Captain O
Bulkley United States Army, for Oregon the coast OF
Russian America aud the country beyond Benring 3
strats TO survcy the route Of tbe telegraph lice aud
tent OF the line under contract the ensuing year and
understand that projectors OF the erprise are san
gune that the viii be 10 successful operation between
the middle Of 1866. Mr. Hiram taD ESD President Of
sno Western Union and q the 9mpanles, sas y, y
company with Mr.. Colins, ti6 Iekkisng protector OF
the Russian American Tslssr aph me- m the Scotia to-day
Tor Liverpool and ST. Petersburg with view 70 complete
the Arrangements already initiated with the Russsp gov
eminent for exped,tng the early completion OF Shs ne
eud Ne heHuH WnA Shsa ~ Utmost svcceeA
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Jsunrice ,--nrsndreth's pills arc Ger.


tain Cor ms nnecion. Mr. Clspp man Of charactc
aud pos to1 whose address will be gwen. says-'I a
Nc point u usnth from Iauudice and physician
RE up; ont oct ak OF trsDdreths Pills. and they
the disessr. and II Few days health
BRANDagfii.s I'LL sre soverssn remedy in :!
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ing. Fearless possible for 70 be- brave unto
rsshnsss he fell at the post honor at the head OF his
division, while leeding them In charge
General Montosh, comnandng First brigade, Third
cavalry division, wounded by . pistol ball IN the
leg. which necessitated amputstion. He doing very
we'll
General Upton, commanding division In the Sixth
corps was also wounded, but not dangerously.
OK field and line officers have been able to collect ous
few names, who were killed or wounded. Among them
COL Babcock ssyepsy fifth New York; wounded in the
thigh; Col e. Bright, One Hundred and Twenty Sixth
Ohio Third division, Sixth corps. killed. Captain Wright
General Devin's staff, killed; Captain RobenbsSgh, SEQ
ond United States cavalry, wounded In the arm Captain
McGueston Second United States cavalry, Aid to General
Merritt, killed. Major vredenourg, Fourteenth New Jer-
eey, Third division, Sixth corps, killed. Major Delling
ham, Tenth Vermont, Third division, Sixth corps, killed.
Lieutenant Colonel Brewer, Seventh Mchgad cavalry,
killed.
Lieutenant jackson, First Michigan cavalry, arm
shot or
Lieutsnants Mathews and John Allen, First Michigan
cavalry, killed.
the Michigan brigade, General Custers command,
claim the honor or killing General Rhodes during the
fierce conflict which when they charged portion
OF his division.
After the battle had been fought aud won, and whilst
troops passing through the streets Of wnches
tor, several citizons, among them Of the best
ladies residing In the town. out with Union flags In
their hands and bid our soldiers Wecome back to Win
chester"
The people OF Winchester all agree in stating that
Earys command s fearfuly demoralized and speak of
his defeat disgreceu roui, in which both men and
officers rushed rantcaiy through the Streets throwing
away every thing which would in any way encumber
them in their fight.
The City Hotel and the adjacent foundries, together
with many private houses Winchester full OF rebel
wounded. II is estimated that there least 5000
In Winchester. Allowing for those who were carried
away in ambllances, and for those who were abic to
hobble along it will be a small estimate to place their
wounded at 1000 and killed at 500, which with the
prisoners already captured numbering ,ooo will make
their loss 500 number-equal to OF their corps.
or the Union loss it Is impossible at the time OF
writing this despatch to form any correct esti
mate; but from information at hand, together with
personal observations the ed do not think will
exceed I've hundred killed and two thousand 1--WE hundred
wounded, II 1t amounts to that number.
Surely 10 stating that this has been OF
the most sanguinsry decisive battles Of the war; and
reflects great credit General Sheridan, who
stanty at the 'front.' exposing himself to the fire OF the
enemys sharpshooters and personally directing the
movements OF our army.
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Tor Loss or Power, Loss OF Memory
uso HLLmBoLD'S Genuine Preparations
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Necklaces for Mssscs-Two, Three, Five
eight ten fifteen to thirty dollsys eeh For sse b. a.
ALLEN, AIS Broadway. one door below Canal a.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,

Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN TUE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS In THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE EUSrACHIAN TUBR
CURkD,
BY DR.. Won EISEEBERG,
at his consulting 66 Broadway Twelfth street.
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For Pains in lhc Back, Hcoonche, Sick
stomach use HELMBoLD's Genuine Preparations.
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Mrs. Partington lately Remarked 90 Her
nephew 2ekc That PHALONS NIGHT BLOCMIEG CE.
KEtS the most surifsous perfume she ed
meaning OF the oderifersus poriurns roe
inhaled. But the old lady right AZ 10 aurderous
PHALoN II coming gold out OF IT,
why s Phaicn's Night blooming Csreus Ike the finger
applied electrical naehncf Because s,rsets
aparka
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sology .Ethnology and Psyco'ogy October numbe
CHRONOLOGICAL JoUKNAL,H 20 cents. Eewstn .
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-30
The SECT Picture oftHe T-.r,ancipa.
tie Peel nation.

Tie public will nerhans rompnhor fla,
q picture Of the proelamatio, of Euonc;.
patton was presenter to the President,
Abraham Lincoln. last Fehruarv and
hich was noted bv The press 1t the tim..
as "splendidy executed -" and ga G,er
display Or more tasteful skill in the execu.
ton We have never Witnessed" 1t is lut
justice to say that the enoroyln, Of this
sp endid picture is low complc,eJ, and
ready for distribution.
No public document even the De
clarAIion of Independence -ba, been exc.
cuted with even an apDroach to the 81, Ie
in which this nic,pro 81 tho prol,ma,;an
gotten up. 1t comprises displavea e..
ter lima ro,f..,;o, ,,a ..,L.r,a.,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-30
The Danger of Cold weather--Vvhat
We must Il Q 10 a Y old hem.

Intensely cold weather is now upon US,
and already we bear accounts Of persons
perisoing from its rigor. Oar pleasure
seekers at The skating ponds will be liable
to suffer from the extreme cold, andthere
will doubtless be numerous cases OF frost
bites, frozen limbs, etc, the result OF ex'
posure now while the thermometer indi'
Gates temperature SO near zero.
The frst sensation which indicates that
freezing is 'aking place is hat Of s,iog cling
pain, which yields to numbness and utter
iusensi,ilty. 1t the hume is frozen it per.
ishes and require to he dissec,cd AVA.
1t is q Comm, idea that brisk rubbing
of frozen part will restore The circu|a-
ton, generating heat to ,haw it back 10
life. The application Of snow is also re-
commended. Everybody has read the
story Of Madame Rachel, the tragcdie4uc,
who was walking in the stree, in St. Pc
tersbury, was snrpt sed at The audacity If
u stranger rubbing her face with snow be
having discovered that her nose was
frozen. However tr"~ III story, the APP
p'ca'ion Of snow in such CASES must be
]udtc'onsiy made, or it will ac.ravate the
difficulty instead Of restoring the parts to
Q normal and healthy condition.
If the snow which is applied be colder
than the frozen ntsh it will still further
abstract the heat aud freeze worse than
before. But if the snow is Of the tempe
nature it will keep the flesh rom thauing
I'LL the heat from tie rest of the body
shall have effected it, thus preventing gan
creme. Water in which suo~ or ice has
been laced, 50 as to keep its It mpcrature
at thirty-t"o degrees E4hrenheir, i, pro.
baby better than snow.
But by no means should frozen flesh lie
rubbed. Every chemist knows that Guilds,
when congca!ed, assume q crystalline orm
as cuhebs or polyhedrons The juice OF
the heshy tissues, when frozen in their
each Of those enclosures stalls, having II
large number 0! angles or Sharp po,n,~,
and hence rubbing the flesh causes h m
TO eat their way through the Tissues, so
that when it is ,hawed the structure OF
the muscle is more or less DIES ruyeI -
he freezing at the outset is sufficiently
unfortunate occurrence, without destroy.
ing the flesh by ibis injuc!ic;ous rubbing
From all this It will lie seen tAn. wien
any part Of the body is frozen it shoullle
KEEP: perfectly quiet until thawcl out,
when should lie done rs promptly is pos
s'ole. AS freezing takes place from the
surface InwarG!y, 50 tA .Ving should he in
tho reverse order, from the inside ou,watd
ly. The thaning out e a portion of hr>h
without at the same time putting the oluol
from tic heart into circulation through il.
produces modification; bu, by ke~ping he
more externa, parts Still cong eH!ed ill Il c
internal heat and the ex:ernu. blood graz
duaIIy soften the more !. eIior rarts, and
produces circulation Of the bIoJI as fist
as the shaving takes place, most Of those
dangers are obviated.
The use Of "l,toho1ic liquor to "leep
GU, cp!d,' to sustain The vital energy, or
to prevent freezing mechanically l., ru.
ing it '"r" the shoes, is at #. ub,ful utility.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-30
ORIGINAL Notice.

OrATE OF IOWA-Woodhury county
- s.. Uislric: Court in and for Wood
Lury county. Mary L Cassidy ". James
u. Test, Easily Il W.IIi"gham ant S.m'l.
ii Cassadv.
TO the above named defendants: You
are hereby notified that there will be on
I'll. IN this ottice Of the Clerk of the Dis
trrt Court IN aud Woodbury. county on
the l<t day Of February, \ ID. 1864. the
per,,ion of Mary L Cassidy asking TO have
tie Trust Deed. executed bv her to james
ID Test - irns'"e, and |" airing date De
cemher 81. 1873, and Recorded in the
Recorders office Of Woo ihury county on
page i21 Of Mortgage Record A, and en-
hra,i"g IN its terms !o's 10, | | aud - If
bloch 81 Of Middle Sioux City, set aside
and c,n,eled. Now unless Won appear
and answer thereto On or before noon Of
The day of the next term Of the Dis
trict Co"rt in and for Woodbury. coant 4
to be began an! holden At Sioux Civ on
The 1t Monday of April. 1854 being the
4 h day Of April, 1864. default will be
enterei asni"st you and judgment rem.
acrrd thereon in accordance with the
prayer o! HE petitioner.
Sioux Civ. January 22l 1854
!EEDwAY L CuRElER, Pills Au'ys.