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Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
S. A. FOUT.7 & BRO,
StiIE.A Eh'S
Es:aaAaRahic cough &vEsggs

For Cong4s, Coils, Cronp, Wloeping CougI, Asth.
ma, BrochltiS, Spruiag ot Etood, Paiqond Weak
ness Of Brcat, DlJicuiiy ot Bl,-ah.ug, tc.
This Syrup Is rufeiy NEGErAgIY CoMrol.yp II
Is pleasant 10 lake and never does INJURY but owing
10 It's purely ing qualities must do good under any cir.
cnnsauCee. lis otlcoI Is rIly wouderiu-saolhltIg
Cilhlng and allayms ihc most violent CuugnE; Pun
lying, Strengthening aud lHyIgoralng The Whole Sys.
tenn calming and spuihIne The nerves; aIIIs and Ia.
Cillau"s fNP'"i"ral"n; anG Lcaung The DlSE ASED
IL NGS thus strHl1g at The rooI OF Disease and dr
Wing II from the y II,
EE OUP r.
No child need q" OF Group II his Syrup is proper
~ nSr' and used III Time. Mothers having cronpy
chdrcn should watch the frs: show OF the Disease
and always keep Tins re Laedy at hand.
For Coughs alter measles hs syrup is most excel.
lent. Experience has proven that II Is equalled by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts. a Boi!c or Mrec RoftIes for SIlO
Prepared 5v s A FOI. ri e BRO
Al Their WboIosnlc Drug aud hl,dlrine Depot,
no III Franklin 81 Baltimore Md
PJ-FC sale b. James 2. iocc,cr AMI J. w Den
ney Smyrna and prugg gsrs and Storekeepers through.
Oui the United Salcs
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
}. Il. EsELAGEsOEX,

Ne. 81 South SECOND SlrrOi, above Chsstns,,
PHILADELPHIA
CARPETINGN CARPETTfG
Having received toy late arrivals. all the nsWsssaG
most attractive Styles OF CarpeIuEs-l Az rkKrAILD
TO OFFER AT THE LOWEST PRICEs. WrUILsALI q
RETAIL,-John CrOssiey q Sons Enslish Tapestry
Brussels, Lowell Hartford Three PII aud L1lrs Eu
per Ingram Carpets with large as'nrimSn e. msdlum
and low priced CARPETINGs, WIKDow SEApEs On
CLOTHS &c
j, T. della ACROIX,
No. 81 $. SECOND III, between Chestnut d. Market
mh3-3msf Puu.nr,rut.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL.

Sec Medical Properties contained in Dispensatory of
lie T. ), of which the following IS a correct COPY:
"BucHC It's odor is strong, dlTusve and some " hat
aromatic, i's tdse htlerish, and analogous TO that of
amt. II Is gwen chiefly complaints of the Urlna.
- Organs, such Gravel, .Chronic Catarrh Of the
Bladder Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethra
DSea"ea Of the ProsIratr aud Retention or the ncon
tnence OF Urne from loss Of tone in the paris con.
ceFned IN lis evacuation. 1t has also been recommer.
ded IN Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cltaneous
ihecons, aud Dro,sy."
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
TROM TIE
RGEST
II NAUFACTUESENG CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.

y III Il W q Il /. ID
am acquainted with II. T. Hclmbold; be occupied
me drnr sIore opposite my residence and was success
n IA SDnducllng the hustness where others had moi
2eeh equally 50 before him. I have been fayorab!v
u'pfessee "iIh hi, character and enterprise.
WN. WElGHrN1AN,
tFlrIn OF Powers & Welghlmanj
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets PhiladeIpbis.
From tie Philadelphia Errniag Bulletin March 10.
We are eralIGed 10 hear Of the continued success in
New YORK, Of our tOwnsman, Mr. IT, T. HeImboId.
Druggist Ills store. next 10 the Metropolitan Hoel
y ieet front, z30 feet deep and stories IN height.
" cerIalny grand establishment and speaks avo
ra"y OF the meril Of his articles He retains his Office
I'd Lh'or'Iory IN this city, which are also model es
ahi,shmeE;a OF their class.
.r srs
Inc proprietor has been induced to make this state
men' from tho fact hat his remedies, although adver
Ised, are
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
FOR MILCH COWS.

Tho property this Powder possesses in in
crea5ing the quantity Of Milk in Cows, gives
1t an Importance and value Nhich should
p!2r" i IN the hands of every person keeping
Cow. b actual experiment. ii has proven
that II viii in'r.tse the quautity of Mix and
Cream twenty pr cent. and make the Butter
firm ani sweet. Ia f.t;tuing Cattle it gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide aud
makes them thrive rurh faster
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20
THESE PARTIES RESORT
A WORD OF CAUTION. q

Health is most Important aud the afflicted .ho.iJ
not use an advertised medicine or any remedy snless
It's contents or ingredients are know 10 others besides
the manufacturer. or until they are satisfied Of The
qualifications Of the party so offering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

WALLACKo.
w Proprietor and Msnsser..Nr LISTER wiiLACRI
MONDAY,
9svestb tine hero Torn Ta yvrs great Dcn1ese Dr,
The TICKET Or LEAVE s,AS.
TUEsDAY-HFHEBiTO or GRS. JQHH sc rrcN Nssu>
acted here Tom r, lors fsinors Cora-oy iHE UrECy
MITCH; also, Pooss celsp.a:sG PERT Come ~. 1uh..la4
TIE TABLES. WEDaE5DkY-ts ,irnel s.erlf-S
coyne' popnlSr Ccosly THE NAN Ov MANY FRfEND8
tnd IS IL JEALOUSY THUaSvAY-(Sscoed tine iIsS
ROT GOLD. ard THE INFANT PRODiGTCs YsIpIv-,
sEEnfIf Of hs. VERnoN-,!s 49, sH1s ~ ,h;.s y,ss
p,.e.pstos PHI sn daLc or Love Du. noass ~
EVEN Of the nor. representations Of MEN or THE OAK
TIE HUHCH3ACK. md OLD HEADS AND YOU'VE
EEARTS, all OF which Psys crowded sudsrss&
Door open " II, Overture Q. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
rnE THIN rC1ST9

Cop,'aesd fresa tiret vac. -------,----,,-
- -,a,c,,,ss coiaons .aan ren,-s sirins or''''
,ro,,e.r sbers. sud driving ,tsd ~ o''J u'"" 40
a., the va,er. sra r.o toe taoieis across tDe
stream. ,.., .r,ort
Ab,Ay e.Teasrai cavalry. vite m 'niaorl snpP"''
so,oos chara.ng efcT then. Inc Yls'.-l - '',. ~p'
,,,h eces orel .i..mispg IN { rear q 'e ra-oe''
.r.g ..,oe force Ct Rcbo.s advancing to ueH pee
,,.t,on oh,rs. - turn aud drives The purNiors lFcE'
M r,o.,eri-,yh,t viii she thinSf" Is fseo's 5.t'ei
..soot,op yhsu all hope Of rescue is cver :" IAeie
,,ot much Glory IL this, Ia there boysr
"Ies r.scsy. .ays JAKE. "tc make nen trsfe! 'b''
vsy" ,,,,,
"Iss b,tters beng moved down CD tao spo' WIZ
nam pesky ,ers" says cid joel "Hrrgea
didn't flick twas sn over with ons 'PeH. 1s' ai
ewing 10 that spy. But boys, tieres one 'i"Af--"e
rasy live 70 see lirl ketoh"d end hnng set'
These woids ere uttered 3. intervals WIN ps1Nipt
bres.h; for tho poor fellows Ts vel-riga exnaus'ee
,th their forced march The pursuit over the Heoeh
,seksn their paee AID two OF three " Tie prisoners
who have hsen wounded. are taken Upon horses.
I'M lake thi. boy behind me- says one. Mount,
ycungst,r"
Fred ia seized by tho collar. Jake gives him boost
and lie ia mounted behind tho horremsn. "They udut
tn wounded 10 says to hnseii. but never mine ue
r.s.Gkew
"Hefei hello Tn disab'sd" says jake, Hugely dis
contentea with lis forced ma.cs. "GSeuss III. cant
ys"
"ITl give Won r.ssh over the >a, II 70 don't feef
QUIET snsv ers one of tie guard picking lila On Will
his sword, point,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Ecciarea anJ ltleeiitlns.

4 MERCER LANCSTON, esc.. viii delivey
~ LECTURE before the A,hsneGn CiV5 OF Ne oxzs
tho Shi n prsshs arch corner Pr,cr sni ns'1
49, ADsD.lN - tSlSj, March -. aa / o sssss
Subject. Or New Rsssns nd ksspoas 5.sS" Ttcaso
IS ., TO ne ott-iued Il tie door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Urn Goods.

DARIS ORGANIZES,
JACoNETs.
| Lawns.
GRENADINES,
"0AZs CgAMBRATs,"
-GRENADINE BARE0Eo,s
"PoIL DE CHEyREs-
"NOZAMBIQUEs,"
"BAINDEMAR"
~CUINE POPLINSS
AND MoBAIRs, GhALtiiss, 60
TIE LATEST NOVELTIES JUST MCEIfEo
I0R SPRING
SUMMER WEAR
BALMORAL sKIRTfNGs AND SKIRTS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 6 co.
CANAL. COR. MERCERsr.
SPRING DRY GOODS AT RETAIL
On MONDAY. March i3th,
LORD & TAYLOR
vii open Their Spring Importsons Of Silks orenAdnes
Ba.ss-s. Orgsndie', L,wns. Psscales PaTb Prns'
Shawn, L,css. Embroi er!ss. &c. &C., ka
At RE TAIL.
Nos. al 70 ts1 Brosdway.
Nos 255 to ?6i Grsnjst
Ess a. and 40 Cs,harres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
MihiarD Motifs.

\
I'VE QUOTA Or NEW.YORK.
1900
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY.
INCREASED BoUNTiEs AND HAND MONEY.
At. I,eetin, Of tae Count, Coaruts. volunteering.
held on SATURDAY. February II. 1865
fresens-ORisos BlusI Esq. Chairman,
Hon. III. T. BgyEyly, Comptroller,
Non. ELulH Y. frHu; Supervisor
Hon. WIlLux ~ 1wEgp. sgp.r1isor,
Hon. WLsAk r. s-swAgr, Supervisor.
On motion ef Supervisor WILL,.a d. TWEED It va,
unanimously
Rt,slred Tbs. III. County pay for One.Yen Recrui.
Three Hundrei (ec) Dollars Bounty and fry $50 Dol
Hard iorcy.
For swcyos Recruit -Four Hundred "a 400 DcaYs Bounty
and 6egcntyHve 1879 Dollars Hs,d D.oney
For 1aree Year Fecruit, Six Hundred (s6OD Dollars
Bounty md One Hundred 300 Dollars Hand. money.
BOCNTIES
FOR TH8Ef YEAR RECRUITS
GOp1hNMENT,. 800
Total.
For TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY" ....'.......'..".'... ............Tf0 100
COVE aNtENT.... 400
Total.
YOn ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
.''''-.''....'''".'.S300
OOyERNaEkT.." 100
......'......3so0
Tbs BoLIty 70 be pat to tbs Recruit In his hald
provided In Section i've j Of the State Law relsns to
go,.ies iz Assembly Eli No us Of 1855 ard TIE Hand
money 10 a the pcsoa Who may p,esont tie Recruit.
III order Of tie Committee.
CORNELIUS coRsoN, Clerk.
NRAFT TO COMMENCE ON WEDNES-
- DAY-Drsf Insurance. O1ico No 2s7 Bro ldwsy. Pre-
urn against Dris only &iso Applications mus. b made
x. /. fv,ry p-faoa enrsllod .Aopld be insured.
CUDSTIIu4LS FURNISHED
~ no..
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS
BROOKLYN.
Persons who haze beer drsfted Wish to .Gsn''h
Substitutes in advance Of the Draft, cso do 30 a.
REASONABLE RATES
MCDONALD CO.,
No Is yuLToS ST., BRooKLYx,
UP STAIRS.
Reference cen 10 vsn to large number Of persons In
every Ward IT. tho Ci of w have procured Subs
tues Our business Las swsys boon IA fa-st
and It lbs sre number Since the hr dys took place
m 1859.
Remember Nc. IS Fultons', tup 'ts') BroOilyn Per
EASTERN DISTRICT
receive normston during the evening BY calling d No.
At.slest
sTITUTES and VOLUNTEERS
- wANTED.-Hifhea Bountiss paid for one. two, and
three years Army aud Navy 81 No. II Fukrov opposite the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

NORSEfS and SKIRTS NOW oPENlNG.
New y-s Ia Dress Trim mirrs Ribbons srss. Emor'td
cries Ruling ,roche si o,lsf fnanf adi- ~.d .--s
,~t saisl Were. Utir Nets Fanny roods no
&c ~ B--Joss. &c obfsteJ XII Gloves. la all The rev
ss-r HLGERs, Nos $50 and ~ BroDiwa? Gear oh st.,
fasf s,i-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

ODD. NEW SKIRT.
TIE GREATEST INVENTION or THE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
= W. BRADLEY'3 Now Potent DUPLEX ELLirllC
tor eou5is) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY CARY rs'e j. J. o. Wost.
SOLE PRoPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS. Nos
o. CHAMBERS and 10 and 81 READE-STS, New
YORK
THIS INVENTION coEsss Of rrPLEx Tor two ELLrrTic
Set' SPais0s ugeniousy hifDfp, TIGHTLY and fhsLN
sefhr h Hi the rcrOHssr. Elo', us2i
and M srR 30 evE asL IIcy ~'GJin
ss tine Jingle pr1ss ND c1n-rln'uy pre-
their 4d rEAvriru. sHArx Twi u ~ LOS"
sAy other Sklst
iuy woSDIHiuL FLyrIBILITr and sree, CosyoRr .nJ
rLYAsuEK any LAZY whAEiSG the nrPLHx ELLIPTIC
SKur vii br eyer need patcniry IN sl CROWDED. AssHb
RLIFs. OPERA. ChrHiAeE RAILROAD cAks, chrRon,rhNs
cHiI.s Pa arsADE agi HOUSE .hHss ~ the skiai
eau be yoiDyp when in TO occurf small p-c" 81
2. .ly and couverigntly a. SILK OF iuadS bsY-A
,DI h,vrg enjoyed a." p'essur- comfort rnG gest cgn
veil too DrTLyx Elliptic epEiss sEiifi?
n.sIy DAT will rferwuIi Willingly disrcss WITH w
use Of them. foR CHiLD1Es. hssxs and iovss LADIES
sgptiar t. ell oiLe.,
iuKv ore th, In every part; and rSQr sTt9
aptr a. LJGHrEsr. mos, DESIRABLE cosyoHTtHfs opp
ycosgnrGL usi-. on sALs ~ 81 Sissf cfAes
srv4g. IN rus err ant tsrorgtou, n. tyfrLr SrArp
HsyAsA De GuBA MEXco. souTa AAtLoA. and lie st
l.pra - - .,....,r,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

HOTEL and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
AT RETAIL
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co..
.is new Offering great ipdreeA,ns'in
FAMILY, SHIFTING ARD PILLOW
LINENS.
pAMAsKS v CLOTd3
NAPKINS sud
BY THE YARn
YRISoED. n,MAsK AND HUCK
TOWELS AND TowELiN0.
BLANKETS
Al The approved n.siesia
COTTON sHEETsos AND sHIRTISCa =
CANTON FLASEELs.
NULL.
NAISsoog. and
PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAID MusLrks
BALL AID PARTY DRESSES.
GIg0HAMs.
WRENCH CAMBRIcs,
CALrcOEs
PRINTED cA,iBRIC RIBEs'
FRENCH PINNED. s;RiPsD AND PLAID
F'LANNELS,
SUITABLE For MOURNING ROgEe
SC, &c,
CANAL, CORNER ~ MERcEH-Sr.
7 AIDES AND GFETs
FURHISI'ING DEPARTMENTS.
SILK ~SD mERiSo
UNDEKCiA KMENTS.
HOSIERY, IN every variety and Make.
THlfAn,
81 AND KID
GDOvEs AND oAUErLz1s.
HASDEFECUIEFs,
PLAIN HEMBfED. IHITl IL. FMBROIDEDkD AND
COLORHD BORDERED.
SCARFs
CRAyATs. TIES, ae.
PAEASOLs,
BrN AND RAIN UMBEKLLAs
N all ryes sud pric~.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 90,
CANAL COR or MERCkL.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Eesal Notlees.

SUPREME COURT, Kings County, State
~ Of New York, JOSEPH q. ROBINSON, PLinte,
against W LILLIAN T. COLEMAN, Defendant. Summons--F
sponsy deusnd corisc To tie Defendant :..''''ss
WlLLiAMT COL EMAN- You horribly sunl, fnssrr.si
nonsd and required 70 answer tho complaint In RevsnuA
tbs sc;ion whch Will be Gcd In the Office Of tho Stamp
Clerk 81 the Couidy u King, and to 5gc.nts
cog Of your snsyor to III, sid complains the Canesd
ssbse,ts, at bis oihec, No. srcst, Broot. ...
yn whn twenty days ser the service hereof exclusive Of
tho Jay 81 sprb service snd isi 10 the
vi .n Tie o sforr,e the pLsinfn this aston viii take
judy "l sssin:' 20. f.r Ito Of three thousand nine
borir-d and three dollars ard eghtyoishs u 0J
lnJ with Interest from the 10Th dsy Of February One Thou
sand fit Hundred and siyfye bssides the coats OF this
action. De.od. February 10th. lao.
r. l. SANDERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
~ X. The complain, Ia I'll, action duly Ged Ia the ~
fee Of the Coft o. this Court the City Hall. the city
si Rrooklyu, On tho nth dsy Of February 1866.
u. L. S.lADERSQN. fI.in,,P, A.soIsfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Sales bp auciion.

4 CCTION SALE OF PRINTING MATE
~ EIaL-ljont for.,l tn, sle ;, No. IL Aesis ~
s. y. BoGAUT A asioa~sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Ocean GisGmers

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AAiERICk1
A ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NF.N-IORN AND LIVERPOOL, CALLlsQ
AT CORK EhLnOA
AID BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. cALhp
lNG IA HALIFAX AND COAX EAkbOR.
CIifSA........e-ycs ,ewi ORR. " .gsscsy, Na-sh
CANADA.........lr Sv.s BE -ton. edn"saa MsYcs
new "ork. WeGIcs 4y. MAca a
AhnIC.........,csvea boso4......W edrsn..y Msrca
AUsIEALASiAN. .lesyes .,e;r Yofz.. NeAuestay Agl
leaves Bost9n.... " ,sesday. Apza .
yRcs ~gw. foka LlyEsFooI-
Cfi.' Cl"n Passage. ..,.''.......'.'.''''fls.s -
Second Cabin f---ass % "
.jsToS LIVERPOOL
thisfCaNin t-ssa r............. y
SeCQsl tAN'n "a sage. o. w
paysbs in geld equ aisnt in ua.iec States currency
berills not s-cai-] urt' paid for.
An -,prI.ensri sul g.On u BOARD
The owners Of these s.p Will be accountable Tor sf<eR
kaurhl~s unless Bills OF Lads hsyng The value crpss3
ae signed theulo'.
Der FIs!.b. 81 Pssssse .aply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

EMMA HaRDIHGE.
kL POLITICS Va PRinCiPLES.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Mech lG, iess.
Tickets, IS Reserved scI.s. % ecais. For sek q
the Look and Ius.c s,o.c8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Ncw Nnblieat!0lls.

- ~
NV looks JUST
Il sy Tux DIST Av-S a3a;s III THE woSLD.
TIE s !. " e b aG5SiaGl iI.n-
M}PARS1 S {, I y. kk'a p.uarqrrA
M s,.r h .il'ar II TAsh wipoW.
COIL AdD coal i,,I,, Oh
TAE BGoTAER's sgCRE1
vlIgr.rloNs II ,ssAsAioNABLE LIFE.
o az pRiD,L syr
liii po 1fl o. LoxDax.
rut nIv.L rELtEs
Ihs DEVOTED BRIDE
LOVE ANn pUTYc
Ihk RIJECTED WIPE.
"V PF:sR r SnSs kHw'cooY sooK.
Pic. EACH 8, $, T. fep; Q, e. 1 G aos. 8, III,
=. z. PETERSON 3 Sfo1HERs.
So SO Cnest3gst Fbisdelrh's, fa
Cories Of sny Of he above hpoks viii o. sent sverywheTs,
st ''ee $50 q S;t,so 81 eSIei q Tx res ,T'
NTEV CPERATIC MUsIC.-"La Forya Del
Ma,. 'fi e.a WI 20 s zee co den sr cc PERI D,
Dselo," ;rgu Dor sobssi.f1, 50 seIt' n sehss isa
s. osi. .r..A rel f D,"ss. ope1a Don
sa % o y csTe, r:a5 " x FS,.' M MI p;Isi s,
fjhuis, IN s.'si illcc 20 'Ty Ne~ Music -
i,oGiCg Wales No. a. broadway, n
NTFW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC" Maare
~ fls.css yugnr;" TRANSCRIPTION biilar.c. us FORA
g.. C.suc" Open de Verdi prize 90 cer' 80 pen
de;n Tr.. rrirc1 Don Sol asn " ~ cents. " Ln ft.e
Scgenl Blscq,cie Bon raastian, 81 ce,!A Den
S,si.n Faries'e b'ial,S, 7s cents, by Nu = Moier.
d g.. cd1ssnr,' Psa.?eop Doa Sebastian psr Gas
gfsi.i o. l. Fo1aa a.i Desiiao o,As :" VIZ
nova. 81 eelts. Nslirdffec 49,
poRAcg WATERS No t9i Roadway Ny
L,XCEnSlOR MUSIC, for Violin. Fluta,
streIs iysncs ouc} ,cr; ilrip zion ,icrnpr' OT-s
-ars., Lsniss1's Sell Flnegsp's wake; DrkGu, dressed
81 Zine; Pans s,; yours g's Lament eo lodif'r~nt
~ be,s rscn l. csnts ni.iica.
fi,E0LRlCK BLUMR, Nc. 20 nowcry.
bOILER-MAKERS,
- BFWANr OF EEINO DCPED
by AGENTS. eo Cal ia - feersPN- I,spa'eh " this
~ Nc,g~iesl-ars %a'c snprci by the Aucr.csp N"ws
co. No IA Has,sist Il Y. sls.d % sul at ers foI 81
pc ,,ng.n Address J. G. FISCHER, PLlsdelph'N Pa
N'0R SALE-A complete FILE Of THE
z fEW-YORE SEN!-W EElLY gNLuNL (un5ounol
orn e.. ye.g l453 . li1 pt''eEt ss Addr' " s-'iAs
pI,ce gJFu v. HERR, LEaesster CEy,P Pc
- rRIK!NG IJL--Sl hiking LIE. DAN
ltJ rRlANT"s lsss -opr words ano music by Dan D.
,fHTTT zu.hnr of Diacs Loud Se,f by mall :or S)c
WlLIlA3 4. rLSD CO., Nc. -; Broadway, Hew- fo,i
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11

THE FIRST BULL Run EXPLAINED wss
for long time mo ted question whether
the incou, u,petency of Mcdowell, the veteran
imheclity Of Scott. the Greedy cry Of ION
to Richmond" the drunkenness Of Miles
who commanded the reserves, or the treach-
cry Of Patterson, was the cause of our dis
aster at the first Bull Run. And We be-
lieve even to this day no generally accepted
conclusion has been arrived at - to where
the responsibility sAoald be saddIed. The
New York Independent has entitled itself
to the thanks Of the country for straighten
ing out the matter and relieving Mcdowell,
Scott, Greeley. Miles and Patterson from.
the stains which have for over three year.
sullied their escutcheons. In its issue Of
last week it says: 1.-The first legislative
word for liberty was spoken in the senate
by Mr.. Trumball, who, on the goth OF July.
1861, IS chairman OF the judiciary com.
mittee, reported bill to confscate proper.
ty used IN the military service of the rebels.
Mr.. Fessenden wanted the bill postponed.
Mr.. Trumbull, on his own authority. offer.
ed an amendment. confiscating slaves 20
used, and then, Of his own motion, laid tho
bill over, evidently for long period. God
saw It, and the next day sent upon ~ tks
judgment Of Bull Run."-Roehssser
Union.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11

A STRANGE Story A truly melodra
matte anecdotr Is in circulation in Paris
A Russian nobleman has appeared Of late
IN the best circles, wearing ring Of cOlsssa
proportions. covering nearly the entire
dnger, and Of singular appearance. the cen.
tie being composed Of . substance re.
sembling jet. which was set in gold. A
lady who was piqued I" know something
about the mat CT, said to him: Monsieur
every one is very much struck with the
singular character Of the ring you wear
AID for one should be delighted to knew
its origin" The Russian made . nervous
twitch with his hand. IS though he would
like to hide it, while he replied: Madame,
the ring is not . jewel, as you suppose,
but tomb. This jet substance is the body
OF my wife she had horror OF tomb
in Russia; she was an Italian. Ipromised
would guard her day and night during
my life, and she reposed confidence in nv
word, which had never BEEN broken. !
took the body Of my wife to Germany.
where the most able chemist Of the day
promised to reduce II, by powerful dssol
vents and bv great compression, to . sizs
which would enable me to wear il as q
sourenir. For eight days he laborcd almost
constantly in my presence. and I saw the
dear remains gradually dissolve and ,nten.
>ify till tho residue was ,he compact mass
which you see in the ring. which il my
lear wife, who, as promised. I will never
quit day or night during my life."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11

CAPT. IcHABoD Smith, whose name no
doubt is ism'l'ar TO many Of our readers.
commanded hne steamboat on Lake Erie,
and though good sailor, was certainly a
tough subject. Everybody knew him. and
his reputation was decid div at low ebh
among saints and pattern psople. Besides
being an inveterate chewer Of the weed, "he
could punish about as much whiskey as
any other man without showing its pecul.
lar effect, as only serving to stimulate his
organ Of language, as the steward and deck
hands could testify-although they became
so used to his Oa,hs and hard talk as 70
disregard it entirely. knowing full we'll tina,
his bark was far worse than his bite. On
one occasion. tho water being shallow, by
common mischance the pilot ran the boat
hard aground. and finding it impossible to
h'at her. the Captain caused notice to be
gwen that prayer meeting would be held
on board his boat that evening, At seven
o clock. The news spread that Captain
Smith was converted; and before the ap-
pointed time, people focked in crowds to
congratulate him. aud enjoy the meeting
On their arrival he shook hands with the
brethren, aad invited them to 20 aft. The
rush was so great, and the congregation so
crowded, that the bow Of the boat was
raised. fitting her into deeper water, where
she foated. Nov my friends" said the
captain, waving his hand. ''go ashore, every
devil Of you; meeting is dismissed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11

The FASHION We clip the following
from one Of our most esteemed Exchanges
the Freeport Ull.) Bullitan. 1t rurport,
to be taken from Memphis paper: We
lind it in connection with . humorou.
clothing store advertisement, but there is
so much truth as well as poetry in it. ,h.,
our scissors won't let it alone. After stat.
ing that old clothes will be ell the rage
this winter, the article proceeds:
Second hand overcoats, out at the el
bows, are TO be very much worn by
gentlemen between the ages of nineteen
and seventy. Pockets are to be dispensed
with entirely.
Patches are now worn among the
elite, and are considered very beautiful. A
new style Of dress psntaloons called tn,
patched breeches" are gradually becoming
popular, and will soon be worn by al
classes. The peculiarltics Of this sort o.
pantaloons arc not numerous, there being
nothing distinctive about them except q
patch ON the rear of that part most rarely
exposed to public gaze.
very pretty vest has just made its
appearance, and is destined to become q
universal favorite. 1t is called 1.-THE spotted
vest" The spots are formed by accidental
applications OF grease, gin cocktails and the
like, and are, in most instances, many
years old.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11

PRoDucE OF THE SrArEs-From tie
census returns for 1860, which have Just
been printed, 1t appears that the State of
Illinois produced the largest quantity Of
wheat and Indian corn Of any State in the
Union. viz: 23.337 ,023 bushels of wheat,
and $ll5,l74,777 bushels Of Indian corn.
Pennsylvania produced the most rye and
buckwheat; 5.474.7S8 bushels Of the fse..
mer. and 6.572.O2 of the latter. New
York produced the mcst oats, potatoes,
hay, butter, and cheese. Ohio produced
the most wool and wine; 10, 7O8, ,927 pounds
Of the former and 46s. SIT gallons Of the
latter. Virginia produced the most tobac.
co. and Kentucky the next largest quantit
the former l23,968.3l2 pounds. and the
latter State los, l26 $40 pounds. Missis-
sippi produced the largest amount Of cotton,
and Alabama the Aext largest quantity; the
former 1,202, ,507 bales, of 500 pounds
each, and the latter 9S9 955 bales. South
Carolina produced the most rice. and
Georgia the next largest quantity; the for.
mer ll9.lo0.52s pounds, and the latter
62.507 ,653 pounds. Louisiana produced
the most sugar and molasses; s2l, ,726
hogsheads Of the former, aud Is, S,489,77
gallons Of the latter.