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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-03
THE ATTITUDE OF BELGIUM.

The approach of the hostile armies
to the Belgian frontier eXcites great
apprehension In that country. The
Belgian army has been put on a war
footing. BY the vote of August II II
Is ordered to the front. The arming
of the Garde Civile goes on rapidly.
Two special Queens messengers
reached London to. day with Dispatch
es for the Foreign office from Brus-
sells, Termonde and Antwerp are full
ly armed.
PARIS, Aug. 20.-Bazaine has been
abundantly supplied with provisions
and munitions. Paris is now fully
prepared to resist an attack. The au-
thoritles are exceedingly active. The
working men declare they will defend
the city, street by street, should it be-
come necessary. Democratic and Re-
publican journals are a. ardent as
Others I'm urging the defence. POliti-
cal differences are forgotten In the
presence Of the enemy.
A private party whohad purchased
500, 600 old muskets from the govern
ment has returned them and they have
been distributed among the National
Guard. Armed with these weapons
they are daily drilling under expert
enced officers, and are certain to make
a good stand against AN assault.
The halt OF the Prlssians In their
move on Paris gives time for the ar
rival of enormous reinforements now
on their way from the provinces.
The capture of tho city Is considered
impossible now.
LONDON, Aug. 80, 1880 7. M.-Ths
following news from the French wal
Office has just been received Near.
ly 900, 900 men are now In triangle
formed by lines running from Reims
10 Retheland-V anzier.
Bazaine Is not shut up and has l2O,'
900 men aud Mcmahon has 10000
strong. They are stealing two march
es on the Prince Royal, who Is two
days ahead of Prince Frederick
Charles. 1t Is hoped that the latter
cannot come up in time. Fifty
thousand men left Paris on Monday
for the vicinity of Reuthel. II is said
that the Prus9ian force there is 1000
strong.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-03
Il Il II M .:
GREAT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
The Flnest.PrOperty In Montgomery
Comfy.


VVNHE beautiful residence known as the
Il Gen. Wiley Johnson property, on Sec
Ond street, between FranKlin and Com
merce, and fronting on franklin 100 feet,
running back nearly to First street $50 feet.
This property is the nearest residence to
the square. II Is fine two story brick,
with seven fine large rooms, and basement
and dining room IL Is newly painted and
rooted, and Is AZ good rs new. II has n brick
kitchen, smoke house and servants hous-
es, fine cistern, stable and carriage house,
newly finished and in good condition. The
best property In GAINESVILLE. Rented this
year for $500 before repaired, and will rent
for $1,000 next year, payable quarterly In
advance. The finest situation for n hotel In
Clarksville; could be made one with very
little repair.
We wish to sell this property privately
and II not sold by the
First Saturday In December next,
will be sold to the highest bidder at public
auction. For further information call ON
ID. DICK 4 CO.,
Or GEORGE HARRIS, sh'fr, or f. WITH
ERS, Auctioneer, who will show you the
property, and give terms and price. Sale
positive, as we wish to wind up our cOpart-
nership business this year.
aug27, 70-tds ID. ID. Il co.
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The St. CecilIa,s Academy

VIII resuIHe the Academic Exercises on
the First Monday In September, INTO.
This institution Is situated about mile
from Nashville. on an elevation overlook
Ing the city, and commanding q view OF
The literary course IN thorough, and the
terms az moderate as those of any first
class Academy In the south. The health
fulness OF the place In not surpassed In any
locality, either North or South. not "a case
OF sickness, such n Fever, having ever &C.
CURED In the school. Besides n chai beate
spring on the academy grounds, there are
suipher springs In the I'm mediate vicinity
whose medicinal properties are highly ex-
tolled. Address Superioress Of ~. Cecilia's
Academy, Ma hville, Tenn. Ha
Aug ~. lH7U-Gw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-03
STEWART COLLEGE.
FACULTY

FACULTY..
REV. j. II. SIIEARER President aud Pro-
lessor Of Ethics. Metaphysics, Logic, Ac.
JAMES DINWIDDIE, Prot. of Mathesnnt-
les, pure and applied.
DUNCAN VI. QUARIES, Prof. OF the Latin
Language and Literature.
JAMES a. CARRIGEIt, Prof. of the Greek
Language and I.iternturc.
---, Prof OF Natural Sciences.
Not yet elected.
WIN. NJ. sTEwARr. Prof Emeritus OF Min
eralogy and Geology.
Modern Languages and English Will be-
mciits. Tho President will give especial
attention to the lower Glasses.
CLASSIFICATION.
There will bc seven clnnses In the College:
three ssb-c0tfs ESsss, called the First, He
coDd and Third; and four estSsFfsss, Fresh-
man, sophomore. Junior and Senior.
The lower clussts will no longer he COM
united Ia tutors ana men in Inferior POSI-
itons, but will enjoy the direct tuition Of
the Professors in their several Depart-
ments.
TERMS.
Board, Lodging, &c., per month
oi nur wetks......- w 10 80 w
washing. per month .......-................ 10
Tuition In English. sub-collegiate, per
tuition In ;ia..c,a, sni,.cii..y,c
per annurn.. m NJ
Tuition IN Collegiate. per annun. ..... 20 IN
Modern ianguaxes.-....-. ~ W
contingent zee ~
Fees all payable one-half In advance, and
remainder nj middle Of session. Prepay
ment necessary to admission.
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Spttial notuts.
HON TO pMEYENT ANn CuKE1oLn..

HOW To PREVENT AND CURE COLDS.
How often people take cold without knowing how or
IN what way they have laid themselves liable TO got It,
Other times they endure the greatest exposure without
feeling any elect from H. for tho simple reason that the
digestive powers are IN toleraby healthy condition
when thcy take cold easy some OF the channels must
De locked up and nature has not tbs power to carry It
On In fact II almost Impossible to take any disease
"hoiher contagious or not. when the orsAus OF the
hVersnd stomach perform thor natural funcIious.
As soon A. person takes cold. get a bottle Of
schencks Pulmone syrup. and a box of Sc e lcks
Mandrake PMS First take dose OF the pills and then
aAe awineglassfn Of the syrup three times day or .
~oespooWol SIX or eiRht tunes q day. and take
MAhdrake III ovey night or every other night Just
enough 10 keep the bowels gently open for few dave
this will carry the oold on and leave the system
healthy. persons being more apt 70 take cold when they
are bilious, or when the liver and stomaeh are In
TORPID condition. More than ouehilf OF the lung dts
eases proceed from a dbordercd stomach, A coated
tongue, sick he'dache cusrrh aud liberated throat,
are all caused by dis0rdercd stou ach and IL does
about A much good burn DOT an uIc srated throat
witt oaust a. 10 scrape coated tonyue with kni fe
as many arc apt 10 DO 60 keep It clean The result
Is only temporary the cause is not removed Il 10 an
acid or sour stomach that ulcerates the throat Gud
IL continues In taAt condition II runs dowa INTO the
bronchial tubes, and consumption sad death follow
As soon a. person gets cold the ersi thing they ny
20 Is something TO step the eougn and which stops the
natural action Of the whole system. The liver aid
stomach become more morbid than ever the cold is no
carried on but checked, and with every flight change
IN the weather breaks out again aud before they are
aware Of II the lungs mass OF sores aud they and
themselves IN sumptlon Now, n tina. ntst cold
property carried or which schecs Pumonc syrup and
NAndrlke rus will DO Jana sometimes tha ManlrnSe
fhs alone Will 40 -, there would not be one.foufta
the cases o! ling di5e sc, tbere are now CJnsumD.
lives, when you fnl the diioGse IL fastened you,
not stop the c'ughj tor Il you DO ven arc sure 10 al.
IN an "a q m ,.ttt
remedies nsed - stop the cough. The only WIN
Dr. srLenck Il - sAllcl IN curng seated consumption
II NJ seaweed fo1r aHI Mandrake PhlS cleanse tn
tt'nlch ana liver, aul create q good appetite ghue
tie toWc N,u1 Is rp'nnl Ia mt.ter IN the iunss
aud Oy u-hg 40 cIo,t klud of food nsw and hoaIIy
b1pd msic, and f0lugpty Ie patient rcstoi cd TO
r1bua h.a! b, AnI often, too, when lung h nearly
D"r.
Price c'tlo Pllm 0nic syrup mud seawecd rouc, each
ttlIcr .tl' orr, ~ hall 700. Nan lreho RE IS
cen. 80 hoS. fur safe hy al dm yta.
hlN FHESRi. sconsge u'oci' y, hnleslle AGENT.
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=. NEW YoRK, THURSDAY. March TO- FLoun Ann
hEhL-Low trades were 5aiOc loNer, leading to mora
ng,,ine's for cSrort ,ale' 90 hn,s at ~ Is
slh ping cstrns do, f5ssa,S for baser' and family
cNtrls. Gl0aSG0 for southern sunetnne. f5Sati for
DO shipCr and family extras. SO Tor rye flour.
SiJyaf5 for corn meal tlStstl.D for Jersey Coar,c
meal. and sI.41 ior fine yellow.
SrrDutEs Cotton more steady and active at ME
for mddug unan0s. spirits tnfpenitle STEADY nj a.
aiic Hos hrm ~ $40 tor GOOD ranei Petro emu
more active at &c retired ana 5c for crude m
bulk TallOw. 90 agN WhiaSey nat, VOC. Frerhts
active f1r chartst. hut otherwise qrict
uRocERiEs Quiet and unchanged except conatdc .
rAblc movement In sugars fair tn good refining QEC
CSC With sales go boxes and so hnfs. at iSYc Tor
best crushed.
GRAIN Wheat duh sales 900 bushels At ~ for re-
lected ring f1l5 for good No. 2 do. tlS5sti2 <
tot amhor vlnteri aud 81 G. for Cho oe white Corn
lover and dull NJ h0aglc Tor new Western mixed and
Gcat Os io jersey yellow Oats 1o low or ana quite &c.
t0d6Sc Tor Ohio and state. Farley was san able at 81
Tor good canada West choice brought a little more.
Provisions Pork ~ demand partly snccu etvc. and
prices nrmeri SAILS $50 hrls. NJ t51eSt5 Tor mes.
ts@t2i tor western and city prime ne,. also, 80 ons
mess at 5Nes2SN for April aud t!j50at.5 a Tor
Ma, Beef Of Az kind' az &C and unGhange! Cui
meats dull picked hams NAdli1c. Bacon dnl and
nominal Lard IN demsnl and shaie miner sales
So tee prinC steam ut l3AR3Ac, closing at the higher
figure also 1850 tee. o. ltc. for next icrr months
Dressed hogs, 1diac for western anu llAo for clty
Butter AID cheese steady.
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REAL ESTATE TRAysAcrroNs.

There was an unusually large attendance M the
lnctton sales q real estate The Kxchapgc yesterday
lh1 fall IN gold hhs tendc TO increase the f1tercat w
The real estate market All or tho properly oorod YES
terday eod. and NJ very fIr procs. The following IL
n niiW eynonsis Of lni sales
Nes.n. Muller wilkins & Co. soid houses ana lots
~ AID NC Canal ST. 90 HS0 ea,,soJi house aud lot
us RivinEton II 80 10 budin anil land a dat
Fl i5 y an Az. plot 7Sxo1o sD.jOO; hosss ard lot
Az tRNo hOu,e and lot =. fiat st. 10 H. W. eth ay
5lo Doi hous" an lot le Bowory. stl5OO houses and
ota ~ ana 10 owcry, fa!00i house and iot PEN st
o ,s; ~ s0h 81 NS5i house and lot u! 4. I'D ct
tlhfsO ho'tte ana lot $40 ". Slst 81, sis 90
Mcsrs. RoDers a McGuii sold b nae mud lot S3Mur.
iay t.J lot 2iNio0 flgi00.
Mr. James VI MI or soid housc and iot III uroono
a. lot 2oxGi, f,,50J "
Mes.rs; A j Blocker, SON Co. sold houee and two
TO-, - s.tst az ". I'll aV., CO. lntys5Nl0!2. $1,000.
M w Kennedy sold house ana lot $50 ". yith It, I;
NJ James NJ Nulcr sold mansion house, out build.
ms aud d5 acres and, tuate at Tleafautyc Nv est
chester oo.l. y Y. tor ABOO1 49,
Boo our advert ping columns
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live stock Market.

NEW YoRK THURSDAY, March i0-There were
no arrivals OF bccNes aud sales Trade ia dressed
pecf was du and the ton, Of the market was weaE
and general inntesson prevails that prices M ust
lurthet decline before soli1 bass tor healthy 'front.'
able trade can he established. Common 10 prime cat.
TIC weru sold on Monday, Tuesday aui Wednps " a.
l$hl6c y ~ with the bulk Of the sale to Wholesale
sllughtcrCrS at or near &C. q r. III Sheen mar ct
was qutct " III N ut 1ncrnEt.i2 nead-and a little
NOR" nrmnc,s Tor good stock sales of6 Dads ncud
ing common to cnoicc. were mate at 5ag6skc n n
Hogs we're duh am uominalN unchanged, with 10.
ceipts OF 100, all for saughterng firms.
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CHARGE srcoxp-SsGLrcr or Duty


SPECIFICATION FIRsr-That the sAid Alexander Sha
Ter oe NJ by section 80 Of the military code requi eu
adarS GeIa ocers :" .ns neeT, ,Gr me n q
Hcefs OF The sail Flint Division, did neglect to per.
FscivIc,rios SECOND ina, The said Alexander shs.
70 ofef court MARTA, N he YEAR w. or tbe ~, ~ y,
d. hluen' field on ers, anh officers ranking as heId
srEelsiG.rioS TnIED.TheI the sad Alexander sha-
required a: follow E,ch commaSasnt o. diSis,oa
stAd and oTgaae inspectors Ia his dyison, once Ia
elcn year and Tor cd not exceed two consecu'
nsrastoh ia III evoason. 0 OF a sSe ne ri
such call and Wien o. Ins SStr t1 70 s,enS upon
sN dlLfls me principles ana details OF actce laid
down N tle looks OF tactics for such evouons" did
ncgieci TO perform that duty In Aad during the year
a,sPEcrrroArIos ForRru-Tha, tho said Alexander
shsl"r oelns rs para.raph So q tho General RegSis
vision viii cs scher the general NY e1s ny n q d.
division r. and oisade ihspeetor. IN 81. Vion
I've a S 20 ~ TO- S ySSSsdns rs o
i}T eprr,'e l@s,gurion 10 ,he svoiuGonS Of Ihe
such cal and when asscmO ed 10 study and iasSr,ie
j5sn IN Ia books Of iact &c Tor .ach e"niai,on. ad
HGirCl 70 .TI9s sh Go ~ ns a1s1S ths @
AMOR ,i sn"er being. oy raragarh So Of the General
u ON N cal toscirI the general AN sa @
Gers, DIVISION stan aud orra le Inspectors IN his
Place ,'f 10 h Il. d ihf.sa
asteI iHr me1re,s INT ueton 70 the ey olutons OF
tend upon sucn call and when Essehibed TO study ana
prac ne Is sSo .ns for s ssss :v O.
lut9ns "a neglect " perform thst duty IN aud dur.
srEGir9,ToS the said As..nacr sss.
required between the I't niteenyh day OF Noyem.
Gnc STATE statement in writing sa.eriSed 6y linn. IN
rapect 10 ne diytiOn Darades aud ungs na eeea
70 perform thai duty ID the year lssi
bS oSHs y pGIasIagh Sc Of ne General Eegus
Der III each year 10 make 70 Ilr Adutant General OF
the STATE Statement 10 writing suhscr. bed by him. In
sPKoiyIc ALTON EIGnrn-That the said Alexander
lions requred between IKE s aSd sh Sss ~ cSs
ess Y eSeh ys1r e. MAJ 70 e Aeuian epers o.
ietpccl to rs vision TArades aud meetings nssiected
70 reform hat duty 10 The var isso -.
shaer neglected 10 attend Inspection be mustered.
saer neg eced to attend Inspection, and be mustered.
sPEoiPIcATios ELyYysrH-T hat the said Alexander
sha er neg eeled 10 astena and o.
srEeitleALlos TwELyTI-TLat the said Alexander
HIM, oy tecu)n $50 Of the Military Code 70 the Ada.
sPfoIyIoArIoS rHIETEIsTn-ihsi tns SAID Alex.
an a shucr neglected 70 furnish the Tpter required
Auuant ojneta Il the State, in and or me year IS5S
sfheiflGAIloS forgrEI sIH. That The said Alex.
from hnn by Scction 10 Of III Mil ary Coar To- he
AdJuiAn Genera Of 'he state, in and fof the year ia
81 StEoinieAaI.' fIFISfhln That ~ law nd Gene
Alexander hhsler and NO said AT Aander ehalor has
his neHq cOn,rns, ioued 10 The Present hour ''1 -
Dated NJ" lohR' h"e IA, q, l59S nr,,r,v
Col aud Rrevet BRA .Ge,. C.m Oh its.' "a Brigade,
Mlrss;' qcneI2l and Ele!i oHcen Of the Pint DI
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Arr,,ed-TnrnspAr. March I

Arri,cd-TnrRspAY March TO-
steamsnip Regulator. wilmngt1n. c. naval torres
sleannhip Lease Bell. Richmond. iudse aud pass
shp turopc. Bremen mdse aId lass,
Sup Rhine, L. ndon, ndsc.
Ship America. London m ifc
snip frOgrcss. Liverpool nidse.
B1rk Moss Glen, Cardeuas srEar
Hank Cuecn OF the Fleet. Rotterdam. railroad iron.
raTk Homcwaid Pound "a uu, sugar.
Brig Harmony. MntaLzas. sugar.
Hrig Alt eta. Cicniuc .os. n gar ana molasses
Brig David nugbcc. Matauzls. suiar.
Scnr Albert Ira .Atanchicula. lumber.
Srhf Game Cock. Fortune Bay. herring
Also. tue usual river aud cuastwi.e vesseis.
STEAMSHIPS ,RRivED our.
IrvEuPooL. Marco i0-Ctty OF Cork New YORK
SoUuAMFroN. March iO-New YORK New York
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DIL,.

d I ros I6 M e at n, AZ ScIees a Ny
ON 9SrS g9s hc III Pa ,S" 9 os CON q. above gg.
sc r.grcItI' invited TO attend
Glasgow lartr- case COW.
:g Of an i 9ios No O e y ana o,S me
peetai igysd 70 a's3 IN thS i1agral Lrgm hi ate
di,t all.noo@n; . eisc@' ,,,.. ,r.,,,,., ~
Jcsey, Ma 90, john Darius, IN tuo ~ year Of hs
The friends OF The family arc fcspcciflH, invited to
sttcld the tnntrt fum hr lte residence 90 saturday
FAa!Es .-on wtIaesd.y. March o. Jo-6 Flrrc- y
Alon-o. u -v.na, 10 the o 90 wear OF nh age.
n'y invited &, attcn i6c fule,aI On r oty NOR i2s
"ti,'EFl ON TUESDAY, NJ 5rca 3 Jacob F,csen. ssci
~ years. month. ards dave.
fuA Iuvt-o 70 sttcnu the nacla.. IRON o. brothers
ff '~ntc az " cot lIia e., ON may, March u, a.
HFNrHILL.--~ndie with disease Of the heart
~ m thg sil wear OF her t.e
Ite relatives aul rlgu ., VI ts family are respectful.
y INVITE 10 aucut tie tuleral. from ner late rrsi
d ucc, J! h av 90 urday. o l2tn Inst. at ooloe.
HOAG On " cln sdnv, oh inst. Arthur Hoac
yo1ngeri son OF iuo' AMI Nary hoar, aged II
The r'ands and relatives OF the family are respect.
~ ntted 10 attend ue f0trN rn the ros.d encs OF
ms "a eus ~ We. i!i - on Friday tue liza mt at
,ONklLL On THURSDAY March 10. Charles, son OF
hg.nid aud BndLet Nell, aged year,, 5iaOnths,
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
n u.tOu ~. ~
kElNECKR On THURSDAY morning March TO- Eliza.
beth Ann. eldest d'uc ter of Frcderlcs W and Hannah
NJ teiue, X. aged years, months and 10 DAYS.
he 'eiatNes ond trend. Of the family are respect
MY lnytec 70 attend tue funeral. from the residence
at OCT ecE ~
sToCkN rLL.-on wednesday. March a at her re.,
aged % year.. $50 ~
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are respect
inly invited TO atte1d les fuaer. from her resi-.
II, All U. NJ. without further notice
SHEPPARD. -Oa " odnesday, March Ms. CAthA.
rine Sheppard, the widow OF Edward Sheppard. de-
ceased, In nc. soth year. -
Inc featyes aud friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral nom her lac fe.dencc i2 VGTlck
st.. on Friday. ut O'tlOck "
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Srrc1TirArios ttssr- That The said Alexander s11.
lrf NpiurGencrul Commanding First pIvI.|ou Of th,
q. ~. . "u rHtt uI t.r 'ut,. ui he ONCE ard
IuU. Tnltf 20 G. ut Z 100 zoe uufIrs OF Iu- uutc
~rF'IttCartuS St.uNi-lhH. thc std Alexander
e4urr IL iguuiuni Of those mai tlry EuDl.CtA winch y
.tA .ui gene OF rrg1 alton Tie IS rNquTC. Co know
~rl,UtCsrioN IWUD- That The .ai A cNaud,r sra
,. "t I- lHiuN parade 70 hi- % vision 10. rryIeN
t.l ry D. IS Honor Mayor Holman OF f.r 4th ON u
Irl., ", IN the ~ Of NcW YORK did puOraa ~ pJ,-
stt tut lott hulk i- ~ The reviewing one
D. ar, hang past tam. on Fourth avenue. near i-tn
street
SPECIFIC A1loN FoUETu-ThAt the said eNander sha.
ler uUug 10 bectluh 80 of tue mI'Ary code qured
order court martial ~ tlc lS tor tie thai Of
dluq 1tni hrd officers DID Instead uf Performing that
duty, lguuiuuUy order cpurt martial fof lie taI II
officers Of al ranks IA SAID DIV sion.
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APPLEBY-BpYAN.-t PHILADELPHIA on March g.
., The l;ey. Charles Curk Nj tsnsea Appi b. OF
New Jcls.y. 10 hrs hatuc 4. daugAtcr OF thc late
Cvl-gC y Brtan. 90 bohemia Mguor Cecil county. Nh.
hOl -IisAN l.-On the t,h tnti % 90, Rev. q. l..
Am't IA ON J,ui or of b; q a Gr ~, v' ~ 70
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SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS OF the Chicago and Southwestern Railway
Cohpany eninrse IN currency Nv the Chicago and
Rock Island Raj road Tor sale AZ VI and accrued ~.
terest. Pamphlets with full particulars furnished BY
FRANK q CANS, II wall 81.
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clusvelv In dealing In coin and bullion. It always h,s
large amour on hand, and Is suppying ycry many
e"terfrsins nlerchsnts with gold aud silver change
in the present popuisr movement toward resump-
tlon. J. H. l.. MORFORD,
Cashier
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RtrsUnll alolltts.

III e. Al promise rs required 20 cause Tor fear
i'' Plif YOU,
INFORMATION WAITED Of lanes on Day nd
y WIN, OF nrlm1n.tH-s kIl county CaIan Hoiauo,
~ > A B' Ga irielIl, l. East a3l II.
GTn NED from his homo March Il. JAMES FkF
- NElt Yeas Old, had on gray blouse Wilnatpyl
nu,ht blace pi! mt, aud boots, an hat too NJ ol
h was 'as seen IA tho nr 10 lorAOod ~ Ola S. aud
~. Any ni0runupu OF hls whereabouts WI he rtatv
nv rcHNel ol ma ntLel, at 80 tue. sJl u bow con
flTst an ~ Ag.
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TWINS corur Cr,rr.--par i-Shor, Cau4s. -Sos sai
80, s agss al st0i, b.,l, s', atoA 6, sii1, Gi5
Sso s- VIZ W., ~, w. ~ !, ~, ,sil 49, .Sii ~
eoss es9 oilA sie'. SOL s9 sgB sac satt ss ,,9i a.
e96. etis ei2a, etl sfs H. stu ale az
@si gu ais seg sss. eesi ss sets, esss Cost
srrsEss Covsr, ciRcur-rau tI-shcrt Caus, -No. Uls
n@ ee sMs ~, $40, ese, C.2, ASA. tsss, etoO g; a.S
~ elc .s i ~ s's3 si-o sI1g "a SOC s59s ,hso
W. syss e9o sal $50 as. ts tSu s.ig s5ss t;s
6sls, t2s6, 60i6. $50, ss9s ~ 10y
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Susiutss nntltts.

TIu-sc., supp rtCr., Bandag =, Nc.-Nenr
the Bsi + Sec Hard Hub ler Iru- 81 cures runturr
Et safe comfortable never RUSS, ore a. nor soils
Great variety; lOW prices. Est1UlL unlent. Ann 81.
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SOMEBODY CONC FOR sHALER.
sumner that has just been Placed n the
llnnd' OF t'oNrrHor nonman-A Military
DO nm NJ Inn sncn a. for IL -cIE

iht Fof q ne safe ~ Ner iOrl. dVa.Hg IlSrandsr
hftlr .HQ"-t tt'fI mama litiJ First l.JH.8H
re W. pfH 6tdi 70 OF NE Ntdie Vf Aeg9 lOfI -
thIu gfs u1t sE.srfftiinHs IN me feidit0n ~ col
oHei aHd lie "ffi BriIH'et. General JIaA T. HeHftJ
q uuHnntgG ~ i,eGfUte -. NecuHd fhfBuds E,rsf
i'gsoIs. ot ne AahOlui aayd Qr ns Stats N Sec
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NO SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT
Than THE
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS
or THE


or THB
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA.
At vs., Free from Tax
This railroad runs 234 miles north and south
through the finest and most thiekly settled portion
Of the magnificent State Of Iowa, and ia the only
link wanting to connect the nilwRy ooutrcs at 81.
Louis aud st. Paul by I'm unbrokcn line. 14T mllo-
shorter than any existing route. Forty six miles
are already completed, and nearly 100 miles moro
are graded
The amount OF bonds TO be issued IL but $4,000
per mile, or less than four millions In sll.
OF WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE AL.
READY BEEN SOLD
We believe there viii be 10 more favorable
time TO sell Governments. and buy really drsLolass
railroad seeuritios-suoh a. thcsothan tho present
After a ful examination, We have accepted an
Agency for the Sue of tho above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire 10 recommend them TO our cut.
toners Us thoroughly SAFE as well ms profitable in
yestmont JAY COOKE & CO.,
~ Wall S.
Pamphlets with map, may be 'obt,incd and suo.
scrirtions viii De received ~ the Company Oniee'
~ Pine st., Now York al oaiccs OF Jay Cooke &
o., Now ~, Philadelphia, and Wns. ton TO
hnk Of Nord Absrici, and bankin houses q,
Howo5 & Macy, New York eHq ut banking house
@ t.. ". Clark 60, Pni'adcpha.
W II. sIATTUCH, T.-,a..,r
sPE, IE PAYMENTS
NATIONAL CTMESCY BASK
CORNkR WALL sfitEEr AID BROADWAY.
TbIs Bank la,a sLss.J douar, aepi cmnlo,ed or.
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MIRHIED.

Tho Rigs Truss, = B'rcIuy st-EStab-
lisucd 1851 satisfaction suaflntec1, or money =.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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