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prrn SUDDENLY cnuRcn A gentleman, named Louis
van strydrnck while attending church In Twenty third
street between sixth and Seventh avenues, on Sunday
afternoon wa. taken suddenly H. aBd falling 70 the hon
expired shortly afterwards The tcmaius were taken TO
Hcia yuc dead house, but suhfqueny removed 70 the
late residence or deceased, Ne Carroll place Tug
Coroner " ~ notified W hold An inquest
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FORTRESS MONROE, March IS, 1865
The steamer Nevada arrived here this afternoon
Morehead City, North Carolina bringing still later adj
vices from General Shermdns army uhieh marching
0odsbo having crossed the Cape Fear river at Fayee
Vile Communication between General schonelds army
and that under General Sherman had been opened but
no junction of the two forces had yet taken place.
each army for the present acting independently Of each
ether.
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ronrggs. MONROE. March 10. 1895.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 10, 1893
The steamer James s Green arrived last evening from
Wilmington. She brought later intelligence from
General shcrmans army which, by the last accounts
ssved here yesterday had crossed Cape Fear river and
was marching on Godsboro.
Thirty escaped Union officers came up from VIII
mington in this steamer At the time the rebels
transferring prisoners from Columbia, c. to Char
lstte, n C., in anticipation OF the intention Of General
Sherman to release them these officers bid themselves
IN the ceiling Of the hospital Columbia and being
ebserved, made good their escape during a dark and
stormy night, and traversiug various forests and
shckets, travelling only In the night and guided by
several faithful negroes they crossed the line between
North and South Carolina In safety and succeeded in
reaching General Shcrmans forces they were moving
on Fayetteville, and were some thirty miles distant from
shat town Thence they down the Cape Fear river
" Wilmington, which they reached on the 18th inst
They belong mostly to Eastern regiments and are in
very destitute condition, many OF them having been
prisoners for the past year, and the little money they
possessed when captured either spent or taken by
Che rcbels.
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The Pirate Tallehassee.

BOSTON, Aarch %, 1868.
Captain Peigrove Of the British bark Sea GEN. At this
port states that tho rebel pirate Tallahassee Ber
muda, March II, under another name.
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The Press Despatch.

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1900.
The One Hundred and Fourteenth and sixty-eghth
Pennsylvania performing duty at the headquarters Of
the army for time past have been relieved and
ordered TO City Point They, with the Thirte,h New
York and SIXTY nrst Massachusetts, 70 form indc-
pcnde ut brigade. under command OF Brevet Brgadisr
General Coils, and will occupy the works City Point
The Eleventh and Fourteenth regulars ordered TO tho
headquarters In place Of the One Hundred and Four
teenth and Sixty eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Brevet Brgador General Macy, Of the Second corps,
Potomac, relieving Captain Schuyler who has for
time past 1lcd the position satisfactorily General Macy
was severely wounded at Deep Bottom last summer,
whore he gained much credit for the way In which be
handled his men on that OCCASION
Delevan Dovoe, Of the Eighteenth New York, was 70
haye been shot Saturday but his sentence
muted 70 imprisonment during the war; owing 70 miti-
eating circumstances.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Flight OF q Factious Editor from Fay.
ettevillc.
From the Fayetteville Telegraph, March 1o.l
We do not know but that we may be compelled to
pend publication Of the Telegraph before next year II
all accounts Of excited courers be there must be
hve hundred thousand Yankees within two hundred
yards Of Fayetteville to-day. They have guas that
throw two shells three hundred yards tho
city b in easy range As four hundred thousand
Of these dear fellows enter the city from tho south
propose TO retire by the road leading north Some Of
them don't like us, and rather than have difficulty
shall fall back We beg that Of friends will re-
member very kindly to Mr. Sherman If be should
this way and inform him that the speedieSt way Of end
ing this war to hang the best Of his command and
make his way back 70 his family II he don't like tho
proposition he trade his army of for dog and hang
the dog
Rebel Account or the Situation in North
CarOlina.
From the Richmond Wing, March 1871
Our Danvile and North Carolina exchanges received
yesterday throw light upon the situation OF affairs
in North Carolina. We venture to copy OF their
statements to relieve the socitude Of deeply
interested people, without, believe, conveying more
information TO the enemy than their most intelligent
readers have already inferred from previous develop
ments or may now be in possession Of
The DanviIle Register Of Tuesday says that forces
have probably withdrawn from Kinston and may pre-
pairing euacuak GoIdsboo Goldsboro vas call right
yesterday afternoon.-ED. wMG.l
The Raleigh STANDARD of the same date 4hl says that
Fayetteville was occupied several days since By the
my In force Knson is in possession Of the enemy,
and Goldboro seriously threatened Our troops have
tested the ground with their usual courage
at various points We believe the forces Of the enemy
will b met a some point south Of Raleigh
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NEvpyRy. N. G.. March

NEWHEFN, n y, HHTUH fU-IV n. M
A colonel belonging 70 General Sherman's army has
just arrived here from Wilmington. Hc states that
Sherman will be in Goldsboro on the 10th inst
Parties from tho front state that guns uers heard yes
friday tie direction Of Godoro distance Of twenty
two miles from Knson.
Our forces occupy Kinston and repairing the
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q r A N r
Reported Occupation Of 8urks.
vile by Union Troops,
Co., Co., &c.
sdr. .. Cadw allader.s Despatch.

Mrs - Oo0W oho0ero Oeop0tchs
CRIT Porr, Va, March 20, 1885,
The One weather still continues, ana all the roads are
becoming excellent bus the troops lie in the trenches
Of yore, without any signs Of doing otherwise
Prvates j. J. NcNeily. alias James johnson, and N Z
Baker, alias James Weaver Of Tie Ftrss Maryland volun-
tsers, were shot 70 death With mufkstry - twelve
O'clock pursuant 70 sentence Of the martial for
desertion. Their eases were peculiarly aggravated.
They are Southern men By birth, served . year or
two In the Forty eighth North Carolina ebeD regiment
deserted and sens North from this place BY
military authorities enlisted and came back the First
etEens clothing here and undertook 70 pass themselves
North on ths original papers furnished them when they
nrst came over 70 US dessrteY from the Foyeishth
North Carolina Tho scheme was ingenious and came
near succeeding An accident betrayed them, and both
executed They confessed their guilt . moment
no dispssiou = psndsr to morbid curiosity in giving
the details 81 shsir execution, and purposey omit shs
solemn detala
mr.. Chas. n. Hannam's Despaseh.
HkApQuARrxRs, srXrn AMY OoRrx
REAR Petersburg, March IL, 1893
vkRY IMPORTANT
Some deseren who over this morning reported
that force Of Union cavalry had occupied Burksvie
small place where the Richmond and Daavilic and Pc
ersburs and Lynchours Railroads intsrvec each other
this true the last rebel lines Of railroad have
damaged and lively time. may b sxpecssd around
here
sYicKEr unmo
along lines RECOMMENDED this evening ass having
almost entirely ceased during the last ten days. Some
Smelling took place about sundown the front Of the
Ninth corps, but did NOT result In anything serious
PERSONAL.
Brgadicr General Ronald 8. Mckenzie. commanding
the Second brigade Of the First division Of this corps
has been assigned TO the command OF tho cavaoR the
north side Of the James General j 4. Hamblin will
assume command Of the Second brigade and Colonel o.
Edwards Of the Thirty seventh regiment Massachusetts,
Volunteers, will take command OF the Third brigade
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WILMINGTON.
~~~~~>~-~~~~>~~-~~~~--~~~
North Carolina Returning to
the Union.
->~~~~~~~~~
THE FIRSTSTEPS TAKEN
Important Meeting Of the Citi-
zens Of Wilmington.
They Follow the Good Example Set Them by
the People Of Savannah, and Resolve
Themselves Again URdeF the Old Flag,
&c., &C., &c.
Mr.. Thomas N. Cooks Despatch.
w

Mr.. Thomas N. Cooks Despatch.
WILMINGTON, March u.s. 1905.
The people Of this town have spoken their views the
question The expression cannot be said to have
from little knot Of seventeen soreheads the reoela
delight TO believe the Savannah expression did II came
from gathering Of thousand Of the most promi-
nent citizena Tho Herald Of the Unios this morning
prints lengthy report Of tho meeting, giving with il
list Of nearly hundred names Of prominent ctsens who
were present There . thousand people pre-
sent The theatre, capable Of seating from fifteen 70
eighteen hundred filled In the pArquette and dress
CIRCLE and half full In the gallery provost guard
stationed at the door, with strict orders 10 exclude al
otncers and soldiers, that there should be NO
appearance Of intimidation. There was intimi-
dation. The people met OF their own volition, by
themselves, talked over the issues OF the day.
make q mawksh attempt TO convey the impression
that they always had been Union men, though many
Of them have suffered sorey for their adherence to
loyalty In the dark days Of the years gone by On the
contrary they took the high, dgnined ground that,
whether voluntarily otherwise, they had for three
years past been in rebellion had paid taxes 70 support
the instruction and bad countenanced by remaining
here Therefore they could claim nothing Of right from
the national government On this ground they planted
themselves the resolutions which were adopted, and
which given in the detailed report The resolutions
breathing they the pures and noblest spirit through
ont, adopted without dissenting voice, and amid
enthusiastic applause One two speeches were made
in support of the resolutions which were received in the
same good spirit.
Altogether was goodly meeting. II q meeting
of the right stamp and will be Of very great influence
throughout the State. The people OF this State are
earnestly anxious for restoration 70 the Union They
opposed ts secession, but outwtted by the p0l
cians and they want 70 right the wrong which has
been done verify believe the State occupied and
men, twenty thousand white volunteers for the nation
army could be mustered in North Carolina
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The Rebel Army In Bad spirits.

rNprt-s,
We are glad To learn that much healthier sp rit per-
vades army than noticeable fee tek snce and
q determination is universal and liked among gallant
soldiers fight the fight The descrtions from
ranks exceedingly few, Northern statements
the contrary.
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THE SOUTH.
LEES ARMY IN BAD SPIRITS.
The Rebel Papers Imagine They Per-
ceive a Change for the Better In
the Spirits Of the Soldiers.
-~~~~-
How Negroes are Recruited In
Richmond.
!. ->>cr~>SS>-~~~->>-~,>>- -
Robbing the Gallows for Negro
Volunteers,
&C., &C., &c.

Je6. Davis Message.

-
COMMENTS OF TIE RICHMOND PRESS ON TIE Be-
CRETs DivULGED by DAVIS.
From tSe Petersburg Express March 10
Such Of the kchmood press MS comment upon the mes
sage OF the President, fun synopsis Of which pub
lished yesterday, do so In approving terms.
The Wing thinks II should not have been made public;
but since given world urges upon Con.
gress and the people to htarken to its suggestions
The Sentinel thinks the expositious made by the mes
sage will powerfully affect both Congress the country
The mmnence Of great peril Will arouse aud command
an anxious attention. while the assurance that is in
ability TO avert IT, and the indication OF the means Of
doing 80 will animate 70 prompt energetic and hopeful
action.
The Sentinel trusts that the recommendations OF the
message will be at once complied with, and in all their
extent. The responsibility is with Congress. The
President has done his duty In the matter He has
pointed out the eeshore and summoned all the energies
Of the crew. II Is for Congress 10 whether the
sures necessary TO the ship shall be adopted and
sanctioned, or whether she shall be allowed to drive 10
her fase
The Dnpateh says whatever Congress may intend to
do In tho premises trusts they will do at once. This
Is ttme for deiberaion when the enemy actually
laundering ut the gates OF the capital The moments lost
IN speechnaking may prove Of the last Importance for
veal or wo the ,onfederacy.
Prompt action Is now what IS rcqGired-prompt action
and moth ng Above all things however, the DIS.
pah unites with the President his appeal for unani
nifty Let Us MOI now, In the fourth year Of this des
perate struggle exhibit the spectacle Of those European
States on the Continent who, while everything on earth
they held dear nj stake, could not In the very pre-
Of the enemy restrain their senseess quarels long
enough prevent him from taking advantage Of them
~ their common destruction
II requires all united strength ward or the dan
ger; and II the least particle of all be wanting
lost II would be to the country the most welcome OF all
intelligence that harmony existed between all parts Of
the government sta;e and Confederate and that all
uniting for the benefit OF all
The Enquner says the message OF great earnest
ness and that plainly and enphaticaly explains to the
Congress and the country the extreme per which beset
While there is truth and candor In the state
ment Of our dangers there Is no evidence of want Of
faith In ultimate success Without asain recurring
70 the past history Of the present Congress indulgng
In examination, II Is to be hoped that of har.
mony aud concert OF action will now begin, and that all
the energy Of the Congress will be earnestly devoted 70
the strengthening OF our means Of defence.
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A. omc.r non commissioned officer, soldier citizen
s,,A nmyng or selling auconor private sale Of the
M med articles bcongiue TO the aoverngent will
~ arrested by the Provost Marshal the articles seized and
yrr NJ The Post Ordnance OGte, Post Comm
md POST Quaermsfcr and ue parties prosecuted as the
-. al,eet. VII Arms acroutrrusnts and all ordnance
s .,lous or any OF the following ARTICLES OF clothing
Jackets pants, shoes, shrs, drawers, socks
hats other article oil ciothhx or property whatever
:" ~ sa,nsnand OF Brigadier General n. ~ FRY.
"a TnbERIAkx, Acting Assistant Adjutant General
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
SHERIFES SALE

nv virtue OF a special execution dated tie
22,.d day of June. \. D.. 1868, 10 me di-
rected Issue lfont of the office ni the Clerk
t the District Court OF yama County, State
Il Iowa, in favor nt John la rling ard against
iccrce d Ok on 4 ind gmen, rendered hy said
S',art At the February term 'hereot, A.
1850, asainste,he said George Rnck md .
.ecree Of foreclosure agains, Gcorgr Buck
ysshcrein ii WAS ordered, adiudaed and de
srcea tllaf the following described real
estate to-wit:
The south mcy az ,@'er s,ction no
9reatrep (l7) ipshiuashi.r ~" Eighty fire.
i - north of retr9r no ( nrt,n (l4)
rs ii The sth Y. NJ. il lama County. Iowa
lie scld or much ,iercAf rs is necessary
d saa>fy >ai1 judgment, interest and cost:
Now lisercin,e, lnhlic notice is hereby given
tiat hvet LEVIED uron and shall on the
,,5 day Of Jaiys A. ~. 1855, thetween the
hours of 8 o'ei,ek \, NJ. and ,'c'ock p, NJ.
III said day, sale to ,,smmcucc ~ he hour
u . o'clock q. NJ. At the front door Of the
tsourr House. in To- edo. Iowa, in the County
thc highest and bes. bid Ter, that bids two
thirds =, owe, ~ the appraised va'ne'For cash.
All the RICH, title .na interest OF tho aove
described properly, or so much thereof is
s,n,so 1913 dollars and so cent, together
with cost nd all accrning costs unless the
same shall DO sooner satisfied. te
June c6, 1876.
.g9t KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee 5000. tf. ,v7n25
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The people Of this town hav'

! The people Of this town hav
been entertained For l,t;le more than
week, by Il Mr. Shook of Marion, WIZ
MN ~, CO The doctrine &c the 5000 ID
!, Aiycntis,s. lie is q Preacher, Minister
| Reverend, or Elder II their church
we know no., what thu, dcnomin ,tior
callrtheir shepherds or leaders. We
understand that the leading articles Of
iaitl' OF this denomination are, that the
eoul aleeps'or lies dormant after death
until a general judgement day, that
Christ will make his sec md appearance
on earth in ptrson, and that too mK'rc
mans years, That Saturday il the only
Sabbath, and q few other points, and
that those Who do not hold the same
faith will not lie saved
Many OF his auditors say that he ap
raran,!y establishes and fo,tifies his
dec'sine well hy the bible, while the
ministers and pillars Of other churches
dcnonnce him asa myth, hereto He
is commanding coDsiderahlc attention
and set = number Of rcople seriously
rejecting upon the subject, and If he il
an hereto, why, do not fome Of the
ministers Of the other churches accept
the. challenges which he has presented
them 10 discuss the bible upon these
poin'e, anil defend the bible and the
holy religion they advocate, instead Of
prosecuting and 1eronncing him. This
is AZ age Of reason, with the unbiased At
least, and that class will he influenced
nore-hc demonstrations and proofs than
they will hy Recommendations and pprsecn-
tions. ncs,des prosecutions and SCOTS
will nine times out nftcn, in the end,
ai.. q 2 prosecuted, especially in matters
o. rrl;gi.n. The lihle itself is positive
proof 81. 'l.ls. We have still later proof
The reio'ma'ionists we're Aore'v ard
most bitterly Icrseru'ca Nv ,he tGatho
IL, WV WHY NlStb ptVS@e
Jnied antlxrutfe.l n Wien ,hny brok.
loose from TIC Ca.h"lic Church. Thu
Preahyterians anil Mp,holisis were IN
turn d-rilad ty,he Episcopalans and
ut ners when thew emerged into an OK
is'enc<. a1ri fur Tho past bali cpr,nrv
The Catholics have been the special oh
i"ci IT persecution by al other dennmi.
nations. and N. late statistical report
Of :hc churches show that for the last
zen v"ars, in he 'n;tnd States The "a
ihalic Church has increased its member
chi? m'.h MORO 'han any o3tnr. T!is
" aceaunte for hy the simple fact tina,
persecution creates ~ npa,hv.
any MAJ. has 4 loc'r'ne WORTHY %
defence, j, j. his duty t. defend il when
,assalea. II II cannot be ma;ntaincl
~ reason. anil in religions matters bv
The wnrl If Col. ii is sophis,ry ana
deserves 10. fall We think tia, E.. Tie
chr;.';s, ,;.al;h of lis community. !,
wn.l,l he q canissl ilea ard a honnsaen
Christian duty FIR some of.,'e minister.
OF our churches tn give .his second
Advent doctrine III ar:ng.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
ACARD TO INvALIDS

A Clergyman. while residing in South
America ms a Missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for eho Cure 0, Nervous
Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the ur-.
mary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of diecrdcrs brought on by haneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been alread~ Cured by This noble remedy
Prompted BY = desire 10 benefit the affiict-
"a and unfortunate, will .end the ~ecipe
for preparing ana hsing this medicine. in :
seAled envelope, 10 any one who needs II,
Free If Chnr5e.i re 7saa q. ne ts3ata Ts "a .
Please intloss stamped envelope, ad-
dressed to Yourself. 3eesa Rw#a, f'ss1aaA eta
- iAddrtSs A2hs No ri s.a atfa ~ *Hai
JOSEPHT. INMAv.
Hlv "a aSrATIps y, TiRLF Housr.
OH .ses yu \. .sHtesil Nsw, Fork. Cfy
,.nsa'y .yi-uoo sa.ya11 4.sowqa $
vssSs*
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NOT A rEW


OF the worst disorders that ac. nakn. arise from the
corruption tt aecumul In the Blood OF al! as els
covcres tha. h,v. ecn male s. purge Il out can
equal in effect H-EY2DLDS coI?0TyD fITnAGs
or SinSir.rIsrI.-I: cieiases aaa rsnovatcs Z.
Blood instils the v;o. Of health into the system
purges ont the hunors Which Ike disease 1t stimulates
tic healthy .,acton. the body and expcs the dsord
that AMI ransis in the Blood suc. remedy. tls
coula be rel d ha. long been sought fer, Snd nsw 10
tn arst ~, the paoc have which they can de-
pend Our space he does not admit 81 certificates to
chow its ELECTS but the trial 81 sin lie bottle viii snow =
"a. ss that this virtues surprising anything they Ave
ever taken. ssN
Two ste Extract Of Sar.apcrflla added
70 plat OF water Is equal 10 the Ihon Diet Dria&, NJ
bottle Is equal to gallon Of the s. rHp Of saFsapara
or the decoc:ioa usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely sci.na.
rrinciplesy-in Ttc.o-ani cnoady the fail strength OF
the ingredica en-; ring ato thc- composition read.
AMI conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ties with those forth ia the u $. Dispcnsatory.
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Dr.. Taibott'6 Pills
: GlRARD DEtArcn 5 Co,
1mpng.e is Nader. Lane, N. J.

Composed Of highly ncentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value. infalliblc in the cure Of all diseases Of
the Liver or any arrangement Of the i'iges.
tive Organs. They remove All Impurities Of
the Blood, and are unequaled in the cure Of
Diarrhae, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, scrofu!a,
Bilionsness, Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
ache, piles. Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
IIumors Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half pill. From one 10
three pits will cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes wiz cure any durable
case Of no matter how long standing. Price
81 90 per box. Trade supplied or rent by
mail.
Y. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. D., & Co..
y7n?6yl 81 Fulton ST. New York.
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ARCANA WATCH.
AN ELEGANT NOVELTY I,


WATCHES.
The cascs of this watch are an entirely new
invention composed Of Elk diff. rent metals
combined, rolled together aud planished, Pro-
du ing an exa:. imitation Of Is carat gold.
called Arcana, which will always keep its
color. They are beautiful rs solid gold,
and are affored at one.eighth the cost. The
case Is beautifully designed with Panel and
she'll for name, with Patent Push Pin, and
engraved in the e. act ylc Of Tie celebrated
Coli Hunting Levers, and are really hand
some and desirable and so exact an imitation
Q, gold as DEFY detection. The movement is
manufactured w the we'll Known 81 Jimer
Watch Company Of Europe, and are superbly
finished, having engraved pallets fancy CRY.
ell bridges, adjusting regulator, with gold
balance and the improved jewelfed action
with line dial and skeleton hands, and Is
warented a good time keeper
These Watches nre Of three different sizes
the smallest being for Ladies', aud are all hun.
ting cases. A case Of six will be sent by mail
| or Express for Sl25oO A single one sent in
| a ha. dson,e orocco case for $50; will readi
| " sell for three times the cost. We are SOLE
!, agents for this watch in the United States
and none are genuine which do not bear GU,
Trade mark.
| Address
.- GlRARDw DEtArCn 5 Co,
importers Is Maiden Lane N. J.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
Land for Sale.

Any or % y shirg 70 purchase tho North
West suarter Of South West quarter Of SEQ
ton II, Township IS Range Is being forty
acres in Tama County, nsar Buckingham.
csn learn all particulars ny addressing
.Misa SARAH F WOOD,
El-vccd
Peoria 60 lila oSa