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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-26
Wynk0op's Iceland RectOraI

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous. The
properties OF a medicine to alleviate, cure and uprOot
these complaints, must be expectOrant, anodyns anil
inyigorating. ioosening the mucus OF the throat, and
lmparting tone 70 the entire system. No discovery 10
medical science ever mastered this class of diseases
like DIR. Wynkoop's Iceland PectoiAl. 1t il used with
the most astonishing results in all cases Of bronchit s,
ipduenNas whooping cough ,diptheTia or putrid sore
throat, asthma, Group, cOughs, colds, nervous irrita-
bility, &c.
GHe Rev. y. Potter certifes that, al have used Or
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, aud
have tito many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev. J. j. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimOni-
ais could BE- produced, showing It's remarkable cures
and that il never fails.
IL Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, R~lecampane, Comlrey, Bur.
dock, and other invaluable expeetsrant aud tome in
Rredlents. IL IL harmless, prompt and lasting. In
valIds and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect a trial.
Every family should have il. IL ~ remarkable Tor
Group. Full descriptions, recommendation aud d.
reetions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W. W. Stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by Or. R. n. wynkoop, and sold by DIS.
Barnes a Co., New York. T f8b ..I tfH se29dly
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A Country ReSidence Tor Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, with iineen
N aeres OF good lHnd, lying one mile north Of Day
ton, on the old1Toy road, Is offered at private sale.
There 10 a large and comfortable. rune house, and
good outbuildings, on the land; an orchard or fine
grated apple, pear and peach trees; n large assort-
ment Of strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; also, about three acres Of young
currRnt bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
slring TO purchase are requested Ocall and examine
the property Tor themselves, AZ The proprietor IL con.
ident that Il will bear inspection.
Also, ten and n half acres Of tmbered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near the old Troy road.
nO2idtwtf AME KNOOP.
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VALUABLE real ESTATE
sHFRIFF's SALE.

EnENlfF > OhLE. rs
David seybold ct al. w. CaihaTins Wolf ct nj. Case
No. 2eCO. Montgomery superior Court. In Parti'
JDY virtue Of. and IN ohedienca TO, the command Of
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court oi
Montgomery County, Ohio, aud TO ms directed, l will
ofer at public sale st the door Of the Court House IN
the city OF Dnyton,on
AZ o'clock p m OF said day, thu following described
real estate, to-wit; Situate Ia the county Of Montgopi-
cry and state of 0hioi all of the northeast quarter OF
section number (2) two. Of toSBshIp az tour. range
(6) five, east, 4e., containing one hundred and my
seven GOD aer =, more or less.
Also, the northeast quarter Of section number (i)
eleven, township az four, range. (Sl 1--WE, easr, 6c.
qDntaning one hundred aud hny-sx and lorty- hye
inndredths tl56 l6.loO) acres, az surveyed by samuel
Also, thai tract or parcel Of land conveyed 10 Jacob
Is. Wolf by Daniel Miller, by deed dated April 10,
1892, and bounded and described a. follows: Beginning
NJ the southwes corner of the southwest quarter Il
section ~, township 4. range b, east, AZ, and which
Was, under n writ Of partition ISSUED OUT OF tins court
ON tho 29th day OF December, 1868, divided NJ follows
TO wit: One hundred and three acres OF the west olsl
Of SAID tract, tring one hundred aud three poles and
eighteen linksirom west 10 east, tho entire width nj
said tract and being tho west part OF the southeast
quarter Of section number ~, township 4, range O.,
east, Ac.
by said commissioners In OaihaHne Vol, widow OF
Jacob n, Wolf, as her dover, tO-wit Containing ons
hundred and fOrty acT es, more or less, bouuled 10y
beginning at a stake In tho north line Of said tuct one
hundred aud lIea poles and eighteen links east oi
the northwest oorner thereof ,and running rom thence
with said north line, north ~ east l4l l2-lOO poles TO
y stone NJ the northeast corner Of said tract, thence
So . 100 50 100 poles toa stone nj the southeast cor
ner thereof thence with tho south Inns thereof south
So west l43 GS. 100 poles to a stake; thence II "a "
1853 81 loo poles 10 the place OF beg nningi all ia lhs
county OF Montgomery and state OF OHIO, and all st-
uated In Madison and Harrison Townships, Rnd has
hean appraised a. follows;
First tract appraised at. $50 por acre, Tree Of Dover
second -. ~
Third " 81. TO A"
Fourth " "a, 900 subject 10 dover.
And cannot sell for leaA than two-thiris oil tho above
appmisement.
rms-one -ihird rash; ons-third In one, aud the
balance in two years rom the day of sale; Tho defer
red payments to hoar interest and 10 10 secured by
mortgage on the premises.
The above described farms are tho best OF rich black
land, we'll umlared, aud each OF them rs well lmpr1y-
ed, a good brick dwelling house, large harm and otltei
out buildings ON eRHh Of Them, and arc located within
from four "a ak miles northwest 81 Dayton, aud esch
farm IN well supplied with good unnint Usler.
0EOR0E wOHAMAh, sheriff Mont county.
l.. n. pr0UTa, Attorney. Ia1wts
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

1NHE personal property belonging 10 The estate Of
IL BIN. Ayrea, deceased, consisting OF u
One Black Mare, One Sorrei 0elding,
Que Carriage, ntfnh c Que Trotting Buggy,
one Spring Wagon, go. One one horse farm wagon
One Cart, Ono Sleigh,
Harnesa, Plow, Cultivator, Harrow and other prop
erty, will be sold at public vendue, at the iata resi-
denCa Of thu deceased, on Welt Creek Tuinpike,one
mile west Of Dayton, on
SATURDAY, THE Urn DAY OF FEBRUARY,
Commencing al ten O'Clock In tho forenoon, and will
continue from day to day thereafter till the property
IL all sold.
A credit Of nine months will be given when the
amount purchased exceeds three dollars.
~iai5dRwts GEORGE Z. BOYER, Adm'r
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~ LEGAL NOTIOE.

bolsmaa Hoops, pe.ihopet. againat spzap IIoeps,
HshP FodF4 qii enfarf' defeqdAfls 10 fsfn-
GUsAH HOOPS, widow Of Kyan Hoops, dgseased,
. aud Jane Oors0n, William Corson, Eliza smith
kld Joseph smith. all d. Montgomery conntyf Ohio
and Daniel Hoops, Of Preble county, Ohio and
Christian X. Hoops, Lewis Hoops, Sarah Guntle,
Gsbss and her husband, --- Gross, In tho
gonpty o. Elkhart, bnd II the yfgte o. ~Indanai
add Henry hoops, OF Shelly county, Indiahai md
John Hoops, Whose residence n unknown TO the pc.
tilOnsrt and Minerva liver aud Jonathan Silver, OF
Wells county, Indiana, will Rlitake notcethat = petiuon
was hled against them on Saturday, December 70,
A. ID. 1865, In the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county, OHIO, by Solomon Hoops wherein said petit
TONER delnAn.is partition OF tho following real estate
ed up 20 the time OF his death.) situate and being la
the toWnahip Of Jackson in the county OF MontgOm
cry, snd in The state Of Ohio, and BOUNDED and de-
scifl ed as follows, to-wit; sasfi .ai ff Ia.
being tho northeast qnaTtar Of section number Cl
aeFan. range ulmbort tour ID toWnshlp number lOnT
fl. EAST ~ tho meridian line draw north nom the
tifaat Miami RiVar, hegiHn1ng AT the nQrileRHt gaIneI
IN sad Eectionl henob fnnning VEST nIOpR the reo'
non line one hundred aid s4ly poles ulWi thehce
abuth parallel With the section line one hundred ana
hay-seyen and three fourth poles tl6710 therce easI
tfJOl poles TO the east boundary line'of sad section
thahee north one hundred apd hlY seven and three
fourth poles u57NJ along the section line 20 the
uaah al haQlnning eenpenina enc hnndred aud my
ebtep AZ Ihls : 1hahff Refee 81 iaha be tRe SAINT
mxStftSSe SSssS February term or saa Court ,p-yGb
February An, 1864, said Peiih2peIwip apply Hr w
barhlon Of said premises. Y 'DAF4DA. aOpK,
' dei0ws d Attorney for Petitioner.
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NOTICE

UNHR n d~eTsigned has been duly appointed EEecu.
tor Of the hast will and testament Of John Snort,
late OF Warren county, aud State OF ONO, deceased
All parsons indebted 90 the estate are requested b
mafe Immediate payment, and those having claims
against The same win present them to The undersign-
nj IN aloNanrc. uhA MoCLuN0,
ts9w9 Exehuior OF estale u John snorn, decd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-26
NOTICE.

ELLEN LADEN dled her petition IN tge CopTt o.
~ Common Pleas IN aud for The. county OF Mont
somery, IN The state Of Ohio, ~ 'he SLIT day 81 De.
cemhor, 1861, against iakA Gsdhg, praying f0r a d.
Vor,a for the ceQsas ol gross negeit Of dnty and
adaltory. a.... NN fa-H ELLEN LADEN.
Jos,Aa LavELL, Attorney. Tfif iassa
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%SandusEy, dayton ana OIneInnnIl X. n

- &c.,
A and after November 10, 1905, ana u.l, n,ri..
nouce, Passenger aud Freight ITaius vi, -
DAYTON, gong north, As follows. '
Q.1n A. M. through Freight and Auouu,,n.,su.,
OstU WIN Passenger Car attached.
llL.Qn A.. M. Mail tram Tor Springfield, Coiuu,l,..
1UsOV Urtanai bellefOntalns, Forest t1,d. 80,
9AliduHhy, connecting al Springfield with ira,n 49,
Lonuun anu Ooiuhlblhi arriving IA Columbus Nj ! a !,
III at Orlstna with trHia Tor C%Olumblia, al IoI,., -
IRAN ON F~ittaburg, %. Wayne a Chicago n. h. ..n'.
East arriving IA Lrestline al s:45 y IA a,i Pittsia,ss
A:SJ n nj ut clyde with FRAU on ulsteia,,1 IN, Is =
4. IL. BUinB East, arriving IN cleveland a. G,a0
plnkrk NJ JsjO n IN, anu Bufalo nj b:su 4 M $3.50
west arriving ~ Toledo ~ lz:lO "a IA, DstrotI a. s'Isf
M Chicago NJ iUs5U a m, aud Sandusky All bIh . ,'
Ill, z. Al. Night hkpress Tor sprtuRbrIt Fini.,.
Vii and RELATIONSHIPS, cOnnesunk al kut.,t 80
J. ram gong hast On PiilAiairg, 81. Msyny su1 It,nu.
hohd' arriving u Urestlue NJ U:lb n M, pttt,Ia,ra ~ 169
I hI. Going MsSL with Tran AfnViuE IA 81 u.s,,aas
o'1I \ NJ anu ChicASO AT lU.tU u N, Al Glide u,I, ir.,s
on cleveland and Toledo X. H.. arriving ND ti,v.la,.t
s'ooa M punklrk at 4.VO , "a and buialo vi 6sio . 49,
reaches sandusky at 7:4O n n. y NJ
.1.nk 4. M. huntsville Ac~mnoiaLan .u
tsOO dayton on arrival VI Iran unm g,n',nnn,t
ist.eliIhg sptungheld NJ 700 . IA, UTlana AZ mas = ,a
ne7t lAi~ly ~ u ~ T. M, huliulOhiaIne M IIbIn ~,
Hnd huntsNule at rs II n Ia. "" IA
Ilcket1 Wa Tins Line 10 all points North. k.st -.
Wessg wan leI hHd ~ thc Tioket Un,os In lps I{.,aa -.
-SAM'L W. KIM, Ticket Agent,
- Fare hiwAys ~ low NJ BY any other an. -
FOr ihlVrnlRtun relative 10 shpli.s ki.Igt, 4. 49,.
houtei nppy NJ THE COMPANY b ffeigbt Us,a.- N
mASShf, Agent. a.. kICk, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ q, VLArr, Gen. Ticket agent. nn'5
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The 100 acre tract and 4B are tractappfaised together
al $40 per acre, free OF dover, and cahnotgell for less
u OF the above appraisement.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, shenn Mont. county.
J. II. hAGGoTT, Attorney. jaDwts
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A. MARioS MEluoRSg - having declned 10 take
charge Of the hounsn kmpire win have a Depart
menf 10 the E4PRH OF Dayton. and viii "irra,iate
The evening" h0ri4on," with his usual ability rs
lthe seanela will truly show ~
The author OF ,s0SCfE SANS HOTEI.' URYE
OOFFEE," FDE RERENADE," &c, viii. sing his
merry uOngs ~ oheh ~ occasion inspires thsm
there VIII as IN the Logan Gaaate 10 sauRntiH a
"Rultarnnts picked up uader aur ONA Tree 0nd
served In each nnnher " the Weekly,
ia addition 70 thur eRyelA attention will 10 paid 70
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, aud, IN n
word, all that goes 10 make up q pleasant, reliable,
aud radically sohRd Democratic paper. fE
We send his Prospectus 10 old friends everywhere,
and "a many Of Wbam We hope 90 make friends, In
the belief and hope that they will aid us IN the eziab-
hshmsnt al q reasonably prosperous democrats
paper,
To singie auhscribers ~ per annunn, always 10 ad-
vance. Anar deliberAtion we have concludsd not
withstanding the exorbitant pticea orpapeT, ink, &c
10 send ten copies Of the Weekly Or Ehren Dollsrab
~knowsag that aasro ~ not a IownAhip M Ohio where
| club may act be made up on these terms,
The Daly Is sent v nlail snhecribeg2 Er " per Ap.
Aunl, Y sassafs' OF s'h measpfA Tsss
HvsRARR 4 BROTHER,
DAYTON, ONO
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Dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP.

UNHE partnership heretofore sxisung hstwssp lhe
undersign6i, lmtkr le name Ol lohn Y, Won
AID Drank III H5etleb va dissolved teioher 20,
1867 EUIlTIffT F' ohN n WOT.F,
ASdlwAWa Oh t FRANK n. nECkLER,
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Illinois Central Railroad.


ChAhdk OF TIMk.
~ and after Monday, November Ia. 1891. ps...n.
" Trans will leave NATION AMI p.ns - anaohHe
LEAVE NATION. INV"
1olng North, 1910 M aud 100 nm
WONG south, 400 n Ia aud 500 d M
- LEAVE PAhA, .
GOing North, $500 u M and 4. 30 nm
u0ihg South, lIi3U n N and T4b nm
hoif W. Y. JOHNSON, Gen. passa
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Book %Bindery-In Beckels Building, over
the Post Office; eVory description Of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maya.
zines, &c. Ruling done to order. Remember
the place, Room No. 20, Beckers Building.
2w local. .3.i8 nt HFJW. MEYER.
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H or THR r|..s UH @
a.. -. ".. Hu. H".H. FH.|i a.H
AH HI4 ' .a.la lrlrtIr Ht
Dayton Weekly Empire
BY HUBBARD g. BROTHER,
uLArE or rue LOGAN COUNTY aAzrrrr)

Having taken charge OF the DAYTON EMPIRE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing u first
class paps 2, and respectfully submit this Prospecaus
TO- the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
whore, for their subscription aud support.
The kAFIRH will be 4 Democratic paper, without
any prefix or qualification. IL will DO Tor Constitution,
Tor Law, for LibeTty, fF Peace. "lha Empire IN
Peace, I" said Napoleon and so, humhly, but earnest
ly, say We. These ideas we shall i~nouleate; not by
violent or foIcible resistance 10 constituted authority,
but within the pale Of the law by argument, by facts,
by appeals 10 tie reason OF the people. ID
Thia year OF 1854 ID destined 20 be memorable for
ali time. Unjust mark tho era OF Democratic RestO-
rahon-LaW, Order, PeNee, aud Umon-4oT the utter
and hnAl overthrow Of American Libeity, with super
Yenina DeBpotsm, or Anarchy, which IL more TO be
deplonad than DespOtlam. lH.r rf
One Of tho conditions Of Democratic success, which
must be campled with, Ia the dissemination OF Dem
oorahc papers. These ought TO 10 put IA the hands
Of every man who will read thein ~ this we're Of
feoted, all donbt of sncoeas next fall would BE- remos-
cd; The PeopieMi fadeeEa themselves, IL they can
only be- informed.
Those who we're readers of the
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DayIOn, Aenla and COlumhus Rann...

~
setn,. tnig rains kaHt, VIA Colunibu.- TL,,,,.,
iIra, iI iiHih layton TO all Eastern UIues. '"A"
lmeo Lehly Trans East, ieAytns i,ay1-,
r ~. as follows; Night Express ~ sol =. NJ !, tat
a. ~ y ls9 Express Al ll3l5A. M; us"s ssa
Columbus. iayton nus
nnistonS ! ~ !, iAy'on, night cKpress 4.45A a, NJ. Aec.,.,
press 4.42 y. A.. N'H''"na'' DAY IA
teI than Dayton time, minutes iAH
-. .i hmC"sn aokois can be- had for ali kasterp .,u..
w. no !" KING, 1ieLst Agent.
49, ~ W, WOODWARD, supanni.na..,
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dforSaIr.

LNOR RENT OR SALE-A farm on the Wolf Creek
IL Pike, near Hays Store, about eleven miles from
Dayton. one hundred and iorty,aix acres, one hun
bred and fifteen acres cleared. Apply at Gas Compa-
ny's ONCE, 20 "a jR26dlwawl h. r. X
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FR0BAfB COURT,

NoTIoR p hereby gwen toAlAdmnislraieIs. hn'
IN ecators and Hper1ians whp are w se'sas W. y,
court, 20 come forward immediately aud psfiorm sne
duties, and falling 20 70 do, the proper. proceeding
wtllbe Instituted 70 c0mpel the aaite. =
a N BAMUE BOLfIN, Probate Judge N .O.y u.
Dayton, Ohio, JRnuary y 1s6i-jaiidssWa
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Boarding Wanted, by young lady, in a
private family, where there are no other
boarders. Address this office.
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BaIlImOre and Ohio Railroad.

~ 5az9EzEEE9 aREaR
tnhal NATIONAL kuurL.-1erminn,as N 49,
.ns'1n ana baltimore on the East, and No..
penwood ana faIkerabuTg on the West, M H. neS.,nn
a unlteh with Railroads, Steamer. A. plA''
PV ~ ~ the West, southwest and kortilwssl ~ a"
ahIss fAins lHhy for ell the Eastenl u,tia.
ms rs me only route 10 Washington Oh
- ~ DaitllhoIe al $50, T;40 and lO:UU a M. H.
nsY. NJ ~, on sundays AT 1870 and 7:1U a "A, -.
Leave washington nj bsOO, T4O aud n n m ~ Ong
Tbrpn ~ 9n sundays At $3.50 and S p IN oniy, -
wa Warrington Oity at An nddit,onsI cbsra Do proenr' =
h nni - a.i,k AndiAre AS low m BY AnJ otSsI ana.
inquire ioF Tickets VIA baltimore and I'M, iouia'
NJ any OF ths principal Railroad otBcss IN Ohio ksilroA44
20 = q, SULLIVAN, Gen. West.,n a.,
W d s,urL; M CoLft, Gen. icketAKI
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.


I'M and after sunday, nov 10, lsbs, Lahs vi
~ leave UniOu Depot, sixth stteot, iOI Toledo Aa
all Intermediates points M follows.
Toledo anu Chicago Mail a. 1000 q m.
Chicago nnd Detroit hiBht kHpreas NJ svg D m.
noll X. N. hnOkMAkkk, upennlrhnrnI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-26

House for Rent on Scar St., and a farm
for rent or sale below Centreyille. Call at
VIM Walkers Clothing Store, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-26

Coall 0oslI-Youghiogheny, Steuben-
vile and Peacock coal, can be had at George
Mccain & Co.'S, Also just received 5000 Fire
1t
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ON and amer Monday next trains on me lnuiia
" Central wall leave the umon Depot, sixth street
Assoc a m and 4bU y NJ.
Returning, will arrive NJ 1El0 a M and sOe n M.
The 5;Db n NJ, ami 4ibO y IA, eAprebs uHlnA ma
close connections " al points IA the West SUI BOUT
and 3;uO y m train ~ the shortest aud qblek eHt iOH
" Chicago and the Northwest. .
nol7 K. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
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p r. Q s 2 u Q q q s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
MICHIGAN SENTRAt kAtL.
Nl ROAD. e ,y52i 20 )
Great Central RSute - New York
New England md the capssas3 RI =

New England md the capssas3 ri II
On and amer Sunday Nov. 18th. 1865 trains the
LreAt C.ntrsl Inion Lepoi, ioo1 VI Lake street, "
follows.
0>so a. ~, lSunday sxeeptsd4 arrive, petroit6:sY
p MI Toronto 40 a.. uspehsscu Bridge 4No q.
H.; buhaio ~ ~ ~; Albany $40 p. M; New Noik
S.Sv D.. ~; BOSTON IA. DO \. me- Eft suSugd on =
- ~ y .s saturdays excepted, arrives, Detroit
icuVs q Horonlo IA IN; onspens
p. M; uulaio D ~ AN; Albany o:4o ~ a.; New Nerk
/ ;5U y. IN, Eostou o.Uu y. H. 80
iuUv D. m.S saturaas audSSAoaays exc eptef1 ara
Detroit IT, w u. M Toronto ys5 N; sus Bridge w. IL
D IN; Albany s,4u IN; n. Y. z45 nv Bestsn 5Do p IN
LUfScsNx n TIA fsAviathe Mlcl'ieau Central X 4.
leave Chicago ~ $50 a, Mail Train luOo p M
Fast Express. The 40 0op NJ train leaving Chic go
runs ,hEsagA 70 Cmcinnau wnhontcA.nsc Oh ears "
baggage ,u
paratus on all cars of this Company.
h eY-An elegant smokersIear, with epchrekaples'
has lately been addeu our day trains
II Patent Sleeping cars on night trains baggage
cbecx ed t.ro ugr 1hEeush tickets for sale ~ All
princ ipa n ces in the Nest, the Genar-
al Office corner of Lake and Dearborn streets Jun
der the Tremena House, Chicago, And o. the pepos.
n X. N. RICE, Gen.i al sup't.
/ lice "a lss2 -4u.la Chicago.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
P1aplf Large CrO,,s.

weEAobserve that some Y fthlss Western
newspapers appeal TO-, their agricultural
fSeades ftopol % hrst crops the sosaag
spring This Is good advice. The produce
or and con>one have every reason to ag,ee
in this. A St0 Paul editors exult:ng in the
prosperity enjoyed by the farmers of MINI !
esota, sass: 49, T
"Tas csH2aopsgwsr, ether as,he real
Or Assumed cause, has swelled the price Of
the commonese products till they almost ri.
val 10 value THE ,fabuoas goIaed fruits Of
Hesperides. When wheat commands
really, gfeafrricc of frmsso csmssa 81 per
tus1el. oats go cents, corn 81 - 10 $f,25
potatoes 80 to 80 cents. and onions are con.
sidssa sleapas$a5pS 80 ssf 5oshel, Ger.
rainly even she most avarictous cannot com
plain thai hsr, iharpiss u 4'gpeetsqs> d'ss not
pay ss2k 3 On ~ Nso shEP
The same general facts hold true through
out the West, and should Europe be en-
gnlfed in war before another twelvenonth,
which is mors' dian spsssiblet asang to the
demand already existing. the American far
Iner is lKely to beSrewarded Tor his indus.
'yrs YveEseRss. The support 81 large
armies at home, the Operation Of the con-
scription lawsO upoR the labor market. tie
troubles which asita,e the old world all go
to help tho s6cplaEala c,asses.ib ,Bs Uni
ted States. Therffeee plant every acre 81
arabic -land that is possible Wheat and
corn are chiefly needed for export. but all
the small gra MS, aiichh as are proddcesl
p.entifully in the Eastern and Middle States,
to say nclfiig Of potatoes and. otiserlvege,a-
bles, wilffind a ready market-Journalof
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The Old iowa rir.s,-

A correspoodentgst iWGhington Iowa,
complains that in recent article on "1ke
Infantry Force .of abe United Sta,es,'' we
faited 10 mrn,ioh the st Iowa inianteyya in
our enumeration the frsseesilnedtse that
were organized and mustered into the ser.
vice, when the rebellion broke out. we
cheerfully ualses she ansads sA5H0rdb1s.
HE lst ToSs~as Indeed one Of tIIc very
srst in the 6eld, and no regiment that, has
since been otsanized has dSheSs "A Ste vallidn.
service than il did in Missouri. under the
LEADERSHIP ofrs es'aot Laym during the
opening Of hostlitics there This was the
regiment that, sever days after its term Of
enlistment had expigsd. le5ythe celebratea
charge III the battle of Wilson's Creek,
which saved atheo day on that hard Tough,
held AN honor to ,hcdeeds Andthe record
Of the lists Iowa. e7se7qzIl ecs ne ia sn@ "a /
And, indeed which Of the many noble
regiments from that State has ever been
tos~d delinquent IN BATTLE or on the, march,
That patriotic Young State has always
done her duty in this national emergency,
both at home and in the fell and il We
ever many respect fail to give her or her
brave men credit for all they have done, Of
may de, Il VIII net be the result Of
design Ghioega slewrals q krAI |
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AN aad after wsdu esAay, FEB. Sch, $50 and unity
further notice, one daily train willrun each WI
Sundays excepted) as follows:
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Eddyvlle for oskaleosa, Fl Desmoines Council Biuns
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