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NLEvELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
~ CINNAII RAILROAD.
1874. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854


On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland, follows, Sundays ex-
Isl Train-5:2j A. M.--CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Stoupinq at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby Crestline, Gallon, Gilead, Cardlngton'
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthins-
a Train-2.25 P. M.-ACCOMMODATIoE.-
at ali stations, and arrives in Columbus II e''O
p NJ Cincinnati $3.50 A. n. , ,.-,
gi Trains-7;OO 2. M.-NIGHT EAPhESS- -22tOPYLnS
AZ Berea. Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Orestline, Gallon, Gilead, Oaruihs'on
,ns 1eaH Columbus at $50 and IO:90 A. NJ, P NJ.
arrive at Cleveland 9;2O A. NJ, 2:5O and p n
CONNECTIONS:
Enthusiastically, Mansfield Newark keiroad, 20
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, AanesNlhe'
&C.
| Orsstline-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
| road Forest, Upper Sandusky, Deiphos, Lima
| Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago &c, west anu
| East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massilloni &C.
Grafton and Beefontane Railroad Line, l9r hAIiion
| Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncle, Indi1Ih
| auOlis Terre Haute, YincennesI EVansFHe
T,ouisyille. Cairo, St. Louis, &C. =,
nsIsvTarT-yTith Springfield Branch for Springneld.
| C1iumbus-Little Miami & Columbus ana Ae7ls
| Railroad for xenia, Dayton Indianapolis
/ Terre Haute St. Louis, Morrow, Loyeland, ant
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Misslsslpp
| Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and all points on In
Ohio River. -,
| Columbns-CentralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanee
Vile. Wheeling, Gc.i gOlumDusi flQuA q IL
| llama Railroad for Piqua- UrbanR, 30.
E6-For Tickets 20 oil points and nlorTatloh W p
st the Passenger Station and e Union 1A2ket Oncs
| Ii7 superior street. T. s. FILM,
Cleveland, May 4, l554. Superintendent
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GRAND QAMPAIGN
VI ABOUT
KLINE 6 CO.'S HOOP BAZAAR
AND SKIRT IlAEUFACTORY,

At l2T Superior street, undor the American House.
We have now ready cur full stock Of skeletons IN
our new location, for the commencement Of the
Spring trade, which embraces all Of the leading
styles includiag the patent gore tra also the new
est style Quaker skirts. We keep alwsys on nand
skirts Of extra ze and length, aud ladies who al
ways have trouble to Ind q skirt long or large
enough will generally ind them here We vii sd.
here strictly 70 our former principles, Wis: keep
none but good article, which We viii cOntiBue 70
partment Is In charge Of competent ladies. Deal,
ers IN surrounding towns viii do well by consulting
their own interest to cali Us before giving thsf
orders or going East. large assortment q French
ways on hand. Also, Wholesale dealers In Yanhee
Notions, Fancy Goods, Eubroideries, Hosiery, &c
A. KLINE B CO.,
mayl2 lss superior-st., Cleveland q.
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genaI Antiffs.

GUARDIANS SALE-BY VIRTUE
NJof an order OF sale ISSUED out Of the Probate
Court Of Cuyah0ga county, Ohio, the 18th day OF
August 1854 in the suit Of Henry Q. Robinson,
Gurdian against Eliza t, Robinson, May A. Bob
insop ana Harriet 7. Robinson, minors, defend
ants l shall sell at the door Of the County Court
House in the city Of Cfevelau d; Cuyahoga county,
Ohio on the 10th day Of September, 1884, at thres
O'Clock P. NJ the following described real estate,
to wit
Situate In the township Of East Cleveland, In the
oonnty Of CuyahogA snd State Of Ohio, and bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning IN the CEN
tire Of the St. Clair road where 1t crosses the Eass
line Of lot 367 thence South 59' West u chains %
links to Binghams East line; thence North along
Bingham's East line 2S chains 75 links TO stone set
in the ground for Bingham's Northeast corner 3
| thence south 500 West 4 chains 20 links 20 the
centre between the two tracks Of the Cleveland
| Painesville Ashtabula Railroad Company thence
| North 5656o East between said tracks chains
links TO a post; thence South S915o East IL chains
IS links to the East line Of said lot; thence south
70 West along said lot line "a chains 50 links to
The place of beginning; containing So S6-lUO acres
Of land being the same land aparted and set on %
said minors by partition, approved BY the Court o.
| Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, at ths
| November Term thereof, A. D. 1858.
Appraised at 500 per acre.
| Terms-0ne-hah down, balance In one and tWS
| years with interest payable annually
/ .r- HENRY O. ROBINSON,
Guardian o. said Minors, Defendants-
| BAcKUs NOBLE, Attys.
/ aekl, aur26.l6I
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SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER CoUPoN INTEREsT
lO.4O and November 500
coupons bought at the highest rate Of pre-
mium paid for gold.
C. A. REID & Co., Bankers,
aug23:l66 95 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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6E0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
&OU.UUU in sums to suit-a: the old stand
and wsIl-knovn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
pistols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all srsonal property and articles of value, Oh
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pr-
vate. Established 1851. n. D.-A variety Of IN.
redeemed Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Sc, for sale at
bargains.
= Once corner Of Water and Superior streets,
over Dsvis and Peixotto'B Clothing Store.
-oot27 J. O. hW. WAGNER
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Cleveland Institute.

The Fall Term of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, the Slst instant.
The hack will run as usual for the accom-
mediation of day Students from the city.
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E. H. LEWIS, sherif.
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
LOREN PRKNTIss, PITS Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio Aug. 10 1864. auHl-l6o

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
ALAND-In pursuance Of an order Of sale Is
sued from the Probate Court Of Ouyahoga county,
Ohio shall offer at public sale at the door OF the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland, on the 18th
day Of September next, between the hours OF II
o'clock A NJ and u o'clock NJ, the following real
estate to Wit: Situate In the township Of Euclid
In said county, and bounded as follows: beginning
IN the centre Of the Plank road, and chains and
80 links westerly along the Plank road from A.
Camps southwest corner; thence s. 45A deg. W.
chain and 81 links; thence s. 4s deg. W. a Inks 70
the lot Iine thence s. on lot line chain % links
thence n 5515 deg. W. chains and 5s links TO the
centre of the Euclid Plank roadi thence North As
deg II. chains and 10 links to the place oi oegn-
ming Containing acres subject TO the life estate
of me widow OF O. L. Ovfatt, deceased.
Appraised at $500. L: PREhTIssi
Administrator de bonls non Of the estate Of
Oviatt, deceased.
Aug. IL, 1864. anit-t
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Rose q Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
HEHls-sugar-cured premium hams . b......29 C
CanVessed hams % B..................... -
Dried BeeE-Canvassed q Eb...................--o q.
ShOulders-Sugar-cured q D ................ .l8
CanTassed q %. b........................--o
BaeOn-0r Smoked Sides p D iO.................2 q
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kbls % fb. %
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs q n. .2351zo
POrk-No.l mess p bbl...................... $40 90
Extra clears bbl.....................
nsS- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled. Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the first
premiumat the late Ohio State Fair.
iulY4-R ROSE & PRENTTsS
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QUALITY OF ARMY
IA sijttipg Ffsphe, GA wide, only twelve shiI-
n NJ M Fti-4 ~ 2vl fI1Em ssS-
TAYLOR, GRTsWoJD CO.,
ulye 2l7 suPerior-st,
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NTOTICF no CONTRACTORS-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
y Proposals viii he received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until Il O'Clock NJ, Monday,
Sept. 5th for building the supeTstructure Of a
bridge to cross the Canal and BfTer at the foot Of
Seneca street. in the city Of Cleveland.
Plans and specifications may be seen at said En-
zneer's Office and more particular information ob-
tained, on and after the 29th inst.
Plans and proposals viii also be received at the
same time for the superstructuie Of said bridge
both IN wood snd iron.
The Board Of City Improvements and Commis-
sioners for Cuyahoga county invite the submission
Of bids rsssrving the right to accept reject the
same.
By order of the Board of City improvements and
County Commi sioners
JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Aug. Esd, 1884. sn24-I65
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BAcKUs NOBLE, Att'ys.
August 26th, 1864. aug26sle!

OHERIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE
y to the command Of writ Of YenditiOni ExPo-
mas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cn3aboqa county, Ohio, and to me directed, in the
cass wherein Henry Holt is Plaintiff and Robert
Wallace Is Defendant, shall expose to sale at pup
lie auction at the door Of the Court House OF said
county on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1874,
At 2 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scrbed lands and tsnements, to wit Situate IN the
Township OF Middleburgh, in the county Of Cuya-
hoga and state Of Ohio, and Is known IS part OF
section Sixteen in said Township, and is bounded as
follows Beginning upon the South line Of said sec
tion In the centre Of the Watson Rod, 50 called,
thence South $50 deg West along the south line Of
said Section to the Southwest corner thereof twen-
i ty-uine and 25-IOO chains; thence North = deg
East along the SCI ton line twentysi ls-lOO chains;
i thence South SO deg. East thiity-n a hl-ltO
chains TO the Northwest corner Of land owned BY
Il Z. G. Walcome; thence South q deg. East six %.
100 chains; thence North 50 deg West fourteen and
22OO chains to the centre Of said road nineteen and
47lOO chains to the place OF beginning containing
4 rs and p 100 acras Of land.
Appraised at sl,9ll so.
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sPExzER's VEGETABLE WORN CONNECTIONS
are the only reliable worm remedy now
known. See testimonial.
Mr.. P. ]. SPENzER-I have now been sell
ing your Worm CONNECTIONS for several
months, and find them to give universal
satisfaction. All who use them speak well
of them. Respectfully yours,
J. BEEMAN, NJ. D., Druggist,
aup2S:I66 No. 169 Ontario street.
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aug29:166

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALB.-Four new
Grover i Baker Sewing Machines for sale
Apply at this office. aug23;16s
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NLBVRLAND AND PITTSBURGH

TJEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" RAIL ROAD.
1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1856
Or and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland io9yt daily ,Sa@gSysY - Tey Y5f n
M Philadelphia 10 4. n. BOltlmOre ~ q
Pitts5qJgh s:l4 p NJ M2ssYR6 ss,4 YoT5 21 Is p
II PhiiadeIphia At 5:s6 4. H. BaHtfm6ffe fs az
5.i9 P. M; New Philadelphia 40 P. N.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and NIL
EIorn7ng Trniu connects at Raysala with A. 4 @.
W. Railroad Train for all points on tnat koad. -,
Cars run through IRON fltlsD9rgh 70 NC" iOrA
80 Fare a. low as By any other llne.
30 Through Tickets can be procured 81 tie OhiGn &
Ticket Ofiee, Neddell House. at the Depot, or the
-a'"a So %vSes I: a. DEvEREUx' sggt,, 8gg,5,s
GLEVELAND q ERIE RAILROAD
81. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
Trains will run az follows, Sundays excepted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
e:I4 A. M.-DAY Express TRAIN-stopping
! Willoughby, Painesville, Geneva, AshtabulaI
Conneaut and Girard only, and arrive at Erie at
10 DunlSirk S;S9 2 X, S By BgfaIo g5 ?: n;
| painesville Ashtabula and Glrard only, and al
| Tives at Ere6:27 P NJ, Dunkirk s:2l P. NJ, Buf-
a.0 2 Fsio IS.@MAIL 10 ALL AND ACCOMMODATION
/ Stopping at all stations aud arrive st Erie al
| 2.I0 p. M-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinga Of
| PaineEville, AsLtabula and Girard only, and
| srrives at Erie at l2;42 A. N, Dunkirk 2;S
| A. r.. Buffalo 30 A. n.
| LEAVE ERIE.
I.25 A. M.-6IGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinl
| al Girard, Ashtabula and PRinesyille only anC
| arrive at Cleveland at 3 90 A. Il. -
6,m A. NJ MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
| IRA IE-StoppinE at al stations and arrive a
| Cleveland at l0:lu a. n.
$50 A. GI-TOLEnO EXPRESS-StopPing ut al
stations except Swauville, saybrook, UnionYlile
| Perry, Mentor and Wioklihe, and arrives 8
Cleveland at / N P. n.
! gan P M.-OAT EMPRESS TRAIN-StOppiDg q
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula, and Painesvhl
| only, and arrives In Cleveland at % P. n.
Ez5- Second Class Cara arc run on all througl
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect st GlsEelan
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus. Clncin
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, &C. and sl t1rou 3
trains going eastward, connect at DunEirk with ID
trains or tue New York & Erie Railroad, and at Bui
| fgi with those Of the New York Central ( Buffalo
| New York City Railroads for New York, AlbanI
Boston, Niagara Falls &c, and at Erie with train
| on ne Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Bs5- Dag Express, hast and West connects 8
! Girard with Trains on Erie & Pittsburgh BaliTos
| for Lines7iilo, NsadviLa. JSglestoEn, &C.
w. d. NOTTINGHAM, sup't.
| CIsynlaud. May 18th. 1864.
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UTANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w tho QuartermRsters Department at Nashville,
Tennessee, 800 Laborers, wages Si5 per month and
rations; 600 Teamsters, wages so per month and
rstions. To men capable of taking charge OF a
Train as Wagonmaster, that wll report with 25
men, SEQ per month will be given. Assistants With
fifteen men, S45 per month. None need apply but
Rble-bodied men, willing 20 engage for six months.
Transportation furnished.
D. SHERWOOD, Agent OF A. Q. NJ,
10 Dlavo1and n
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PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD,

AND COLLECT
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned ofhoers'
Pay, and all other " lar Claims.
We nav particular attention to claims in which
orher Attorner have AILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED
- Soldier discharged for WOUNDS RECEIVED ~
BiTTIF cal -btain the 800 Bounty due them IN
HEDIATELY, by applying to ne in person or BY
etter - . -
-One OF our firm being at ALL TIMES in Mslus
nzton, D. c.. the advantage We oner 10 our oh-qss
can but be manifest TO oil.
Fees low. 1 0 charge until we haze accomplished
vbst We undertake. msy25-R2
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HORSE FAIR

Onth Huron Co. Fair Grounds, at NorzAIk The
Horses kennebec and J. q. Welch, known as the
Longmane, viii go for premium Of four hundred
collars, on the 9th day Of August, 1854.
Ladies admitted free
4 Horees TO- go In harneEgsoDs mile heats, three
"a "a sI5:lS4 'iz sie1-ssiIs AAES8SISA1MTS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MnnnAr Ernnrrrn Ann % lAlA-

MONDAY EvESIss, Aug. %, 1854.
The receipts of Grain by rAl for the "a hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes effect July IL, 1854.
New YoFk Through Line.

TWO through EApfesb lfi2luh DeLWeeu Olef5lbuu anu
New York. Takes effect July IL, 1854.
New York Through Line.
Arrive LesYittsburgh 1880 A. n. 1904 Z"
AeadviIle 1:45 P. II. 1850 A. n.
-0 CORY S:3U " " 22s "
-U Salamanca $50 L" 4:5O "
New York 1921 An. 9:23 P. N.
RETURNING.
Leave New York at TOO A. NJ and 600 P. nj
Arrive at Cleveland 45O A. N. and $50 I"
Sundays excepted. tSaturdsys excepted.
MAIN LINE.
Eastwsrd-Leays Akron (AIaiD at $50 A. II.
Arrive Meadville (MaiD st l2:l0 P. n.
Arrive Salamanca at 1880
WestWard-Leayo Salamanca (AaiD at 5;O0 A. Il.
Arrive Mesdyille at lO.06
Arrive Akron Ct 500 P. n.
Esstward-Lesve Gallon (Acoom) at $50 A. n.
Arrive Msnsfeld at 1905
Arrive Akron at 4sO P. n.
We5tEard-Lesvs Akron at 1898 A. n.
Arrive MAnsfsld at 40 N.
Arrive Gallon at e:O6
. FRANKLIN BRANCH.
LsaVe Meadyills at zoo a. n. and 2;46 P. n.
Arrive Franklin at 1918 ." 800
Leave Franklin at T:30 Z" +" $50
Arrive Meadyille at s:56 4" 7:s5
MAHONIHG DIVISION.
Leave Cleveland ct 6:45 A n and 4:l0 P. n.
Arrive youngstown at 9:55 " e" 1851 "
Leave Youngstown At 645 " :" l:45 .
Arrive Cleveland at lOSO " 500
H.. y. sWEETsER,
Cen sRP't, MssVills, Ps,
General ticket Agent. Cleveland, o.
julys- Rs
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: The Oldest ReguIasOr fOF FemaIes.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstruotions
has been hailed with pleasure and prot for tDcaty
flee years. in all parts Of the civilized world, Its
| author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
plices confidence and respect It is no aosa Jaagied
1rrayl5ess.,af Int STANDARD REMEDY
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ANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR

DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
III MENT in Anotber column.
fsbzT:R2
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WANTED-ACTIVE BUSINESS
VI Men, whOcan make from $40 10 500 Ter month
ceiling the New England Improved Family Sewing
Machine This Machine has no rival IN tine sewing
Machine world. Although small, it, range OF work is
eoua 70 that Of any large Machine, aud sells Tor the
small sum Of SIS Those wishing territory 70 operate
In viii apply at once 20 POST Co, General Agents.
Cleveland Ohio p. o. Box 5lj- au2O-loy-daW
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NEW ENTERPRIZE $50 TO SIS
INA DAY.-Wantcd. Male and Female Agents to
sell Wilson's NEW sls FAMILY sEwtSG MACHINE;
1oou,nefsD It VIII stitch, hem, fell, tuc cord, bind
and ernbrOider beautifully. We viii lay SO month
and an expenses or give large commission. 4 OF
TsrticuIars enclose a stamp and address MATHIR
WILSON, No. LyElans Block, Public SQUARE, Cleye-
land, o. - ~,
'tCHEAP" machines advertised. aul5-4l0
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of Ingredients IN these Pills is
the result Of a long and extensive practice They
are mild in their operation aud cannot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting all irregu-
larities Painful Menstruations removing all OBJ
structiOns, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache pain in the side, palptation Of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections. Mysteries, fatigue
pain in the back and limbs, 60, disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
The Bali In Motion.

With their u.ual prom tness, ths people OF
Muscatine are responding to the new call up
on Iowa for 10000 more of her brave sons.
The proclamation was yet damp from our
press, when upon every corner its contents
was discussed with that ardent enthusiasm
indicative of a ready response. Muscat'ne
has never, during this rebellion, faltered in
her duty. Her people are too patriotic 10
permit the c.use of American liberty and
Union to suffer. Relying upon the patriot
ism of our people, W. F. Davis and F. B.
McGil had, before noon Of the first day, the
pre!iminaries all arranged and several men
enlisted. BY their promptness in this move.
ment they have commended themselves TO
the loyal people Of the State. Both gentle
men are working with credItable earncstness,
and if their effo,ts be but properly seconded,
Muscatine, as in 1861, will present to the
Governor the first company in the first regi'
ment. .,--
Patriots Of Muscatine, the term of service
is short. By the first Of September you will
again be at your homes. 100000 tried vet.
Grams will move to the front to put tbs fin,
ishins touches upon Lees and Johnston's
armies, so soon as you are ready to occupy
the places they now occupy. The service
will be exciting, requiring you to act mainly
upon the defensive. Let the comp my be
full within the mex "a hours. Forward
once more to the breach. Messrs. Davis and
McGill may be found over the State Bank.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

Capture our Garri. ON
an FPlvWaDnath. y. e.
From 1900 to 2,60O T, isoncrs. Is
Cannon. etc, Taken.
TWO OF OUR GUNBOATS SUNK. AN
OTHER DISABLED. AND a SMALL
STEAMER CAPTURED.

New York, April %.
The Herald's special from the amy or the
Potomac, yesterday, says: Il.
The Richmond Sentinel, of Apri, 22d,
says: The following d spatch has been re.
ce,ved by General Bragg:
"PLyMoUTH, N 9, April 20.-To General
Brart"n B agg: I hAv. stormed and car
ried this place, capturing one Brisadrr. l,6U0
men, stores, and 20 pieces OF ar, ,llery.
C',igned) R. F iloKE, Br & Gen"
"A telegram has also been received by the
President iJef. L'avis) from Col. j. Taylor
Wo,d, dated R'cky Mount, April 2lst, giving
further Particulars Of the capture of Plym.
outh by tie forces under General EIoke, v it'll
naval co. operation. He says about $500
prisoners were taken, Gao or 400 Of them
were negroes,) 80 pieces of artillery, 10000
pounds OF meat, 1000 barrels Of Hour and .
'ull garrison outfit. Our (rebel) loss is about
800 in all. Col. Rice is among the killed.
Two ~gunboats were sunk, another disabled,
and another small steamer captured" -,
FoRrREss MONROE, April "a
vIa BALTINoRe, april %.
An officer just arrived rom Roanoke Island
makes the following report:
General Vessel surrendered Plymouth on
Wednesday, the Goth, after four hours DIES.
perate fighting. Our loss is $50 killed AID
1880 prisoners. The rebel less is 800
killed.
BALTIMORE, April %.
There are reports here, said to have been
brought by q colored suffer, that the colored
trcops at Plymouth, after the surrender, were
murdered by the rebels. The rumor is
ptub ably untrue.
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Iowa vews.


Rev. Darius E. Jones, Agent of tn
American Bible Society for the State Of Iowa,
nas established his headquarters at Grinnell
in Powe>heik county. His correspondents
will phrase adore $ himl accordingly. Papers
n the State friendly to the Bib e cause will
please copy Mon,ssama Republican.
Quite an excite nent was occa stoned in
Grandvisw last week by some of the returned
v tersns who had suggested that one two
prominent Copperhsaus had better keep quie,
and take the oath of all glance. One rndivid.
lal not then having the fear of Uncle Sans
boys before his eyes, said ''he would die
before he'd take the oath but on being re-
quested so to do by. some individuals dressed
III blue coats, he politely sssented. After
administering the oath to Two of the reptiles,
the bows dispersed quietly WapslIo Re-
publican. u