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&egal Eotires.
OY ORDER of tine Honorable BENJAMIN W.

OY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN W.
ID BONNEY Justice OF The Supreme Court u Che State Ct
s" YeIk-koTiCt is hereby ven psrsu,n to the prGy'
,oncead md debto.s that n ,ehmen. has is-
sued estate OF JOHN GRAHAM resident 81 StsG;
rl ia the ST of Connecticut and that the viii De sod
or the payment his debts unless he aPPcar snd such
% & W. 81 ~ M R delivery To- @ Or for
es use Of any property within tbs State oelonng 10 Lin end
The Of any 't p i S o ~ sE g, NE SidO 'y "
Attorney for Attaching Creditors
mys lsw9nolu' NO. u Walst Ny.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
1svirg csias against ssRXH ~ vANBUsKIRK Iae Of t5s
Eco 10 he b,.6er. at the ctce Of Lot G. CLARK No
81 Wat in the Cy Of on Or before the bTst Day Of
,sssl.pen. G iSTS c. Z GLAZE tiRS, Executors.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
the County o New noces hereby given to al per
70 The tie ofe Of ieoIee r. Homes one Of The
5eforo lie teca,h Day February NewYOrk
the To-" ''' o. NOs'c GSE0RdE F. HOLMES Administration
su1i Iaw6mO tn MARY ToRDUFt, AdiniLi-tFatIix
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
,ons having aims agaa.t ISAAC WARD ee Of tie City o.
NewYorl deceased TO present the With y2aeher thereof
Sc Second sysEus in the City Of NefgA 90 or before y so
;c2S I,as,.fras GEo b WARD Executors.
CUPREME COUkT.-CITY and COU sTY of
- EFN-YORK.- Henry &. Go twin art. George Leaf
the above rsu'ec pLFFNOANT: You he eby summoned
ard ,csie+ answer the corp amt in this acto which w
cre 81 he Clerk Of he City aud County Of New
Yo!k H. II Cts Han TIE ty N-Sfofs ard 70
by tn said mpait he subscdbfT, At
eeeEmat street Newly ok City, 81 I'm tgen
tie srrvce IL 1.s g.mons you "AcusVe 81 sh
.ryirs end fan - the said compliant stta Tie
TINE al sid The plaintiff in tn alton viii axe jul ueut
against o. I've h.Bded and ihirty liars
leo. /. W. DO q . Pl"ui fs to-nsy.
Fc sirt In ft acti0n Office OF tbs Clerk
OF hs Cts AID County FeY1rk the lta day 4 Octo-
be-. IffN D.. W. bbDbF. Pi'intds -p7rn-y-
CIPREME COURr.-IIlster County.
- RNAPP Guardian &C., sgsilst SIDNEY o. MILLER and
F.nry he We Thomas McYissccz and Daniel Farrng-
ton Executors Of Ds ia w Bate derelsed Morris
Rsteher cad dw I'd Bennett survivors N and joseph
II slstsr.- Summons for Tfef 10. served Ito SID
MY g. MILLER and FANNY W his Wife two Of tie sboye-
aued Dpud,rt You hereby summoned and required 70
answer complaint IN Is ton which will be filed IN TIE
Office Of tbs CIk The County Of Ulster at ki0gstan IN sid
Couny and copy to the SAID complaint
on ife tcSher HE Office n Shsw nyus Ulster County
within zerty heI service 4 THE 'nmuoH on you eN
elusive of The scb teTvcs and all 9 aus ger Tue
sid con osint Vbin the time Aforesaid the paintn IN th e'
II apply h Court for the relief demanded IN TIE CON
e''1 JAMES q GRAHAM, Plaintiff. Attorney.
The complaint the above entitled action Gei Ia Ulster
County C,erks ohi.e Oct !. lSt0. -.. -. 49,.
Oct iaw6wyVo5. JAMES G. GRAHAM PPas Atty
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@roecrics an0 Provisions.

HOLM DWIGHT, 81 Co,
e. manufacturers of
DOTBIE-REFINED and FAMILY SALERATUS;
sUPER-CARBONATE OF SODA, SAL SODA, ETC.
No Old slip Hspover-squafe kew-IoIk
PURE CaE AN TARTAR ONLY.
NUTRITIOUS aud STRENGTHENING FOOD.
IN ROPIVSOEfS PURE SCOTCH OATMEAL.
For PORElDGE snd OATCAKE.
This article pot up ia pound packets by hesrs ROBIN
SON FELLNlLLE Co.. Lonio0 ard e the very hes. sn0
zrs had n Scctald For sale IN PACKETS only
b. al 6Tocers ct retail and wholesale BE- The sole asen
- g q. YNEbiE. No 2l7 Fulton.st
As Domestic Oatmeal Il nc put up in 81 ols packets 70 e
nbo persons who with Scotch Oatmeal should he careful 10
ash fer Rotinson's.
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
al ATLANTIC STEAM HAvI5ATloH OOAPANY.
REV YORK ANp eALWAY LL

NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching st. Johns r. To ano Passengers and Tsssi's
tie Royal Gs and Government Dispatohes.
Chs sesaes pricing ths Line been approved b. "
NEW IRON sIDE-waEEL STEAMERS
LElNsTFh.... 4vo tnhs oIven'
d. MUNSTER 10 tDps o1r9rh.
ILSiIh ....'...........'..''..'4 so tns S.I5en
rs en- h. NE oYNAuGaT nom Bo.,or
,H TUESDAY -. ~ r. be followed BY ne Phif.Cc Al
BERT from NsvYoSk. November 20 fou Pier No 81 noie
tiysr.
Rte. u pass- a ~ Any par isno Galvsy, and &c
tn pr!n,ipsI lite. Of 81 gfaud aud Scotland.
Fst Cs5s i0 So 15 DING 6. stato foor> ~
Acu Clssa go Including cooked pr 7Vcns
sod 20 81 Jopps ~ FHust Ciass PSS Ahird Cta'a PA
bhldr under " tar pTce, 1bd'f J.s nee sIN
C,,S pssserRsre required 20 frutb hsdt and una
Tfe Of M have been constructed viii ts<
es seTds ss-y and comfort eoTnnneo @to noes
SOe VGopsDg eGt ale hct SIN SEet tsn co@pNE
en Tbs confidently evPsoe3 70 Ipsss IN 'pee5 hrs
souSh.V Gather Qualities AIRY butt and ara rspiste
aisb siegsnries and coprsnienCeb
surgeon q stitched 10 eseh ship Pefsof.
III ding 4 seud th friends obn return Aosou ~ tss
In tbe cabin fros GAssy $40 In taird oeSia ron ssy
town 30 raierd 90 railway 50 IN third canip ron the
sriaoipsl cities Of Euglaud md sco.snd aSs
Fer freiTht or ra-saee sPpiy % a.,r,u7.11 .,,..
Eo,- 81 and s. south-ss.
L'OR SAVANNAH and the SOU'Ta.-The steam
ship HUNTSVILLE. Csvt John A. Poet wtl ,esve P!ef
No IL N. X % THURSDAY. Nov Al p ID -.
P.sssgs 10 SavCunah Fh accommodations un-qoIet VIC
% oueh tickets Ns@.Orlsens sac u hohis 80, wort
goDsry, $685. Memphis E8 IS G,shvie, Sl5 % hno4Yu'
S2s 30; Chattanooga Ss5, E1fla 50 ihsuy s& Coiu%
sas 81: Atlanta 81 Macon $40, slgust. " ~ iuc I'D
Ing rArriase fare IN ssvsnuah. y CgOMW WE'LL L. Co
No SO West q - sl~ % Srohd 1ny
The MOUNT VERNON sucresjs ou SATURDAY, Nov q
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DniInin1 Glaieridls.
Hoc6nq.

4 EAKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT &
- FOOT 10 tar used with EILERY'5 PATENT INDIA
ANBBER PAINT No. sos Grsrd No 81 Parkrow. No. i&
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED FOB TEE N. Y. TRIsusz
MoSpAY, Oct % 1860.
ASHFs-The nquiry IL iF fer b,t1 hpdr add prices
elaYfe1; sales of Pct ard Pear AZ IS Is.
COTTpE-The market Is steady sties OF 3,0l bales. We
quote Is follows;
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fouchng st. johns - 10 Passengers and Tsssfst
TIE Royal Gsl and Government Dispatches.
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After a contraction ming through nine weeks, the
banks viii be sel by the statement Of weekly ay
trsges given below, have changed front, and com
msncsd expansion. portion of the increase of the
week is no doubt due to lans made to takers Of the
new Government ) . cents. The specie line Is very
taifaetory showing an increase Of nearly 500 OOO
when a moderate decrease was expected. The depos-
s show The natural increase consequent upon the ex-
paDsiOn Of leans.
TIE fllowing ia comparative statement Of the con-
d ion Of the banks Of NowYork City Oct. 20 and GO;
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TOR BRTDGEPORT-DATLY LINE--FARE
II 90 CENTS The Sts.mer CATALiNE, Capt William
gTI sin leave OnveTsh EVERY DAY, a. IL clock NOON
uuuire in connection Ettn the Uousstonc Rrosd Tbs
Steamer bRIDGEPORT ~iil leave PecAsip EvERf MON
DAY, "WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY q V 5c ocs, NOON, So
iyicg In .isn. 70 connect With ell he Express Trims.
GEO. W. COALIZS, AGENT
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Glathinru.
Ocean Steamers.

CTEAAIER OF NOVEMBER 3, for Southampton
- AID Bavre.-Ths fsvoite 4 s.eamsb,p lLLlSOIS'
r.. = Tery vii Pier No. 3. Mo- n River New
York o. SATURDAY November O. Of boon, win ASS res
esnserr and Specie FOR England and France, .- ~, .
NJ 81 10 Heyre 6O Third Cabin to Have, SS5 FIRST
Csbie 10 8 Isl Third Cabin to Southampton -
ID TORRANCE Acct No 5. Bowling Green, Ne" AoIk'
Sikh DTsfts London and Pans ioI sale.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

OF the Coupt7o New-YorA notice hereby given to al per.
sons having claims a-aa.t ISAAC WARD, e Of tie City o.
b tie sunscrbe a the dencs of GEORGE g. WARD, No.
Second avenue in the City Of NewfoA or before tao
twenty seventh dav OF December next Dated NeEfo toe
18th day OF June, 1860 ISAAC b. WARD so,,,o,s
ie26 IsH 6tarar GEO. ". WARD t
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AN PuRSrANCE of AM order Of the Surrogate Of

TTINIANCF OI ut UTUtT Ut IIIt iSUT TU,gdTU UT
the County # New York hereby given h. ell persons
having csirus against 81 RAH NJ. VANBUsktRK late Of the
City NeYoIs deceased 70 present the with vouchers
. eeof 70 the az the oce Of LOT c. CLARK No
ast in the City Of NegYok before the h day Of
January uezt-Dsed kCwYors tie I'D dey Of June 1860.
JOHN S. LYLE, = vao,,,or.
ie26 Law en-. LOT G. CLARK.
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Sbs ss@ss Pns thu Line hsvs been approved By ~
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NYEW. YORK and ERIE "a
" DUEKIRK EXPRESS st 7 .. ~, for y
r.B.udsigaa, aud principal stations
HAiL * sis ! u, for DprkiTs SAD nIern'
FSts Train reuaina over Hight a. ElUlirA.
WAY 81 8 80 .. d, for hica!e.owu' EsWoI
NtAis'e Stations
Ki9HT EXPRESS tLaily. a. ?. N, tof d.
srnsncsigus, and rlincipa. Stations The train o
5. eli nat train stations. 6ra rms only 9 Elnirs-
CHAS MiG0T,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14
ren. The Republicans Of Toledo Town

rM- The Republicans Of Toledo Town
ship met in Convention at the Court
Room Yesterday at six o'clock P. NJ, and
elected the following Delegates to the
County Convention to be holden at the
Court House next Saturday at one
o'clock ?. NJ, for the purpose Of elect,
ing Delegates to attend the State Conven
ton at Iowa City on the 23d inst.
7. j. Staley. D. D. Appellate L. Clark
7. A. Graham, T. W. Jackson, john
Connell, N. Z. Wieting, J. p. Wood, N.
Fisher. The names following, is an ex
preston of their choice for candidates to
attend the State and Congressional Con-
vention: and were selected in conform
ity, to the recoat rules introduced by
our County Committee for the moro thor
ough organization Of the Republican
party. D. D. Appellate, I. J. Staley,
7. w. Jackson, John Connell, j. II.
Brush, Z. N. Whipple.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14
COR an7
icy were -.sf.
: highest hN
WeA> there who

2g, unstable 8 1H1latlvt
|gharacter and wers equally dtSined
they would not suffer him to be ~,
standard bearer. And thus went Tartar
to war with Turkeman.
Whether the fawning sycophants O
Douglas will be enabled finally to tri
umph we are unable to give even con.
lecture. Although the convention wa,
adjourned through the influence Of bis
friends, yet We do not consider from the
present light furnished US, his chances
either increased or diminished. The
New York Delegates. under instructions
voted as unit. There were about sew
cnty Delegates, and bare majority Of
three we're in favor Of Douglas, although
not enthusiastically 50. The Delegates
from some other States were similarly
situated. It is not at all improbable
that, by the time the Baltimore Conyen
ton assemblies, sufficient number 81
the majority Of Delegates from these
States may unite with the minority Del
egates to cast majority vote for some
other man. Then under the instruc-
tions to cast their votes as unit, Doug
las will lose the entire Delegations. Tho
excited state Of the South and the prob
ability Of widening the breach in their
party, if Douglas is nominated, may
force the present state Of affairs to as
sumo this position and thus make him
what he long since should have been, a
dead cock in the pit. On the other hand,
as to his chances, he and his friends,
will now be lavish with their money, and
promises Of promotion to official stations,
should he be 50 fortunate as to be elect,
ed President. This course will be pur.
sued to strengthen the weak knees Of
tho faltsring, and the procuring of addi-
.ional votes. They now know how and
whom to approach, and have less num-
Der Of votes to secure than any other
candida .. But it was reported that the
New York and New England Delega-
tions were prepared to leave Douglas at
tho time Of the adjournment. If this
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14
MILLINERY

MFRS. WADLEY, wishes to inform her
lvl Friends, and the ladies in general, that
she has just received q good assortment of
Millinery goods, such as bonncts, fats, rib
bons, flowers, laces, oil Of the latest style,
and respectfully invites all wishing to pur-
chase to give her call. Work done and bon
nets repaired or the shortest notice and most
approved plan. Rooms north east corner Of the
public square.
MRS. Z. A. WADLEY.
Toledo, May Sd, 1860. y2n27-1y,
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sD- Three fights took place in the
Mills House, at Charleston, between
Democratic politicians.
The first was fracas at the table be-
tween two members of the Ohio delega
ton. They threw plates at each other,
then one drew pistol and the other
clinched, when they were separated by
friends. The quarrel was about Mr..
Douglas. The second was a rough and
tumble fight between Congressman Craig
Of Missouri, and the reporter Of the St.
Louis Bulletin, which is to be settled by
duel when they get home. The third
was an alteration between Captain
Levy and Mr.. White, in the bar-room,
resulting in the explosion Of pistol no
harm done.
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/" We are not
DIR. BAKERS
PAIN
PANACEA.

SO~AUJ - SS~Ssss00ssy
flooded, it becomes oftener the duty Of
the journalist to warn the public against
imposition than to commend medicines
aud remedies that possess merit; but
when medicine earns for itself repu.
tation, and becomes an absolute necessi.
in every family where there is disease,
and when those who use it never after
dispense with it when they are in need
Of remedy for pain or disease, it then
becomes the duty Of the journalist to
make such medicine or remedy a. wide
~ known as possible. Our attention
has frequently been called, as we'll by
those who use the medicine as those who
sell it, to the unexampled success Of
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, which
has gained popularity and meets with
a sale unequalled by any medicine that
has ever been sold in this country.
Marshall Iilionoisan.
For sale by
JOHN D. PARK, Prop'r.
124 Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold by all Druggists.
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CHAPTER. 0

An act providing for the payment Of
the pro tenn officers Of the Houses Of the
Eighth General Assembly.
SECTION 1. Be II enacted By the Gen.
erol Assembly ofthe State Of Io,oa. That
the following sums Of money be and the
same are hereby appropriated for the
purposes hereinafter designated.
SEC. 2. For the payment of. G. Curtis
peaker pro tenn House Of Representa-
5, the sum Of six dollars for two days
res.
the payment Of w. P Hepburn
Jerk pro TEN ofthe House Of Rep
Ives, the sum Of ten dollars for
ge:vices. For the payment Of
eombe, assistant Clerk pro
use of Representatives, the
pillars for two days scrvi-
\Ement Of E. r. Clapp,
pro tom Of the House
tho sum Of six dol
ices. For the pay
fireman pro tenn
\esentatiycs, the
days services.
Ross, door
Sc Of Repre-
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News ICenl1.

LINN Co.-Judge Isabel started last
Thursday on journey to California for
the Improvement Of his health. He
camped the first night within three miles
of Marion, the town of his residence
In the evening his friends went out to
his camp to give him the parting hand.
Mr.. J. G. Davenport Of the Cedar
Valley Times, offers his printing Office
and Book bindery for sale. The office
is one Of the best in Iowa, and the loca-
ton good one.
Mr.. A. J. Pyatt, living two miles be-
low Cedar Rapids had his house with all
its contents burned on the 1st inst. The
fire caught from burning timber.
Mr.. Thomas Snyder had little daugh
ter cooked from head to foot on the 18th
ult. Her clothes caught fire from burn
ing brush pile.
Hon. George Greene, Of Cedar Rap
ids, and Col. l. NJ. Preston, If Marion,
have formed partnership for the prac-
tice Of law.
The toll keeper Of the upper bridge
at Cedar Rapids say that 3l3 wagons
bound for Pixies Peak passed over that
bridge during the mouth Of April.
ScoTT Co, Dav, May Yesterday a
German citizen of this place, named Hans
Henry Thielfeldt, committed suicide by
poisoning himself. Cause-Dcspondenl
cy. This makes the fourth suicide in
this county within few days, besides
three unsuccessful attempts.
King Victor Emmanuel, of Sardinia,
has just entered his 41st year, having
been born on the 18th day Of March,
1920.
Late news from Mexico state that that
country is still in an unsettled condi
ton.
The lotteries Of Georgia have all been
abolished by the Legislature Of that
State.
One hundred and fifty divorces were
granted in the courts CT Kansas in forty
days.
Norfolk, Va, May 3.
Capt. Bralcy Of the British schooner
Alice Rogers, was found guilty to day
in the United States District Court, Of
attempting to sell free negroes, and sem
fenced to three years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
New York, May 4.
The acting Mayor last night sent
message to the Board Of Aldermen,
stating that he had received official in
formation that the steamship Great
Eastern will make her first voyage to this
port.
nGT The candidates for the Baltimore
nomination are reduced to four. The
only names now prominent are Messrs.
Mclean, Of Ohio, Bolts, Of Virginia,
Crittenden, Of Kentucky, and Bell, of
Tennessee.
D~ There are accounts Of great ex-
element in the Cherokee Nation be-
tween tho pro-slayery and anti slavery
parties. The accounts most come from
the former, and they allcge that five Of
their party were recently assassinated
within ten days. The Kansas work
seems to be renewed in the indian Ter
ritory.
rea- The now planet af DR.. Lcscar.
bault revollves round the sun in nineteen
of our days. Rather short year that.
WARr ON A CoLr.--The Ne0 England
Farmer, says that Mr.. A. Briggs, Of
Mass. says, potash dissolved to q paste,
laid upon the wart for half an hour and
then take off and tho part washed in
vinegar will cure wart on man or
beast.
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ma We actually feel sorry for those
bilious, jaundiced faces which We meet
every day in the street that they do not
buJ bottle Of SANFoRD's INvIoRAToR,
and clear up to healthy hue and rudy
color their dark compilations. By the
use Of one bottle they will find our state
ment true and their general health great.
" improved, or No will forfeit another
bottle, and guarantee they will never be
without it in their families. I'm
pa A Chinese merchant in San Fran
cisco tersely gave an American friend
bis ideas on the japanese Embassy's re
ception in this country, as follows:
Japanese great men now-American
want more treaty-by'n by Treaty be
signed, Japanese like anybody-justl like
Chinese just like dam Niger
D@ The Republican State Convention
convenes at Iowa City on Wednesday
tho 23d day Of the present month, for
the nomination of Presidential Electors.
On the following day at the same place
the Republicans Of the second Congress.
sional District Of this State will nomi-
nate candidate to represent this Dis.
trict in Congress.
Delegates to both Conventions are
elected upon the same ratio; being one
delegate for each 100 votes, and frac-
ton greater than fifty, cast at tho last
election for $. J. Kirkwood for Cover
nor.
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was intended
i retreat as we'll
[1e darY's veto bill abol


avery in the Territory Of Kan
sas. This is great Democratic victory
The people don t want slavery, but Lo
cofoco Governor says they must have il
the South demands it.
IL. Pouring thousands of dollars into
Connecticut previous to the late elections
with the hope of bribing the State to re
pudiatc the principles Of freedom, and
to aid in the propagation Of slavery and
negro labor.
IL. Taking up the candidate for the
Know Nothings and conservatives for
Cover of Rhode Island, securing his
election by Federal patronage and cor.
ruption, and then claiming the result al
!" great Democratic victory"
re- In addition to those already pub
lished, the following arc Committee !
duly appointed to award premiums a,
the next Agricultural Fair Of our coun
ty.
Discretionary Committee.-A. j.
Wheaton, George Selyey, Theo. Clark
Mrs. W. O. Read, Buck, Mrs. j. G.
Vermilya, Mrs. N. G, Wieting.
Glass X. Orchards, Gardens, Nur-
series & Fruit. H. Cary, Toledo, F.
Davis, Toledo, Miss Esther Wilbur,
Buckingham, Mrs. =. McRobcrts Mrs.
r. X. Clark.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The friends
here Of the seccders at Charleston, open,
y avow their policy to be that Of throw
ing the election into the House by
running three or four tickets. Once
there, they can count on fifteen South
ern States, together with California and
Oregon to elect their candidate. This
plan involves keeping out Kansas until
the next session, which they have tho
power to do through the Senate.
The Covode Committee had the De.
troit Post Office under consideration to-
day, and ascertained that an Admins
tration paper is supported out Of the
profits Of the Federal Offices at that
point as condition Of holding the same.
Mr.. O'Flynn, late postmaster, supported
an organ as long as he could afford it.
was then turned out to make way for
Mr.. Walker, who is now spending most
Of his time hero in bis efforts to keep
Mr.. Cooper in the scat belonging to Mr..
Howard.
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apCeeding.

DCcedssag.
GA special dis
Herald from Charles
armed from two gen :
Savannah that last
Jam, Of the yatchs
in that city on the
taken out by La
others, in the face
{ great excitement.
ed, and it was ten !.
! The cause hich
Ito violation Of the
Troy, New York.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, May 2.-One hundred
guns were fred on the battery this eve
ming. in honor Of the Withdrawal of the
Southern States from the Convention.
Capt. Farnham. Of the Wanderer,
who has been confined in Jail here for
the last six months, has been released
by some friends, and an attempt BY the
u. s. Marshal to arrest him was resist
ed with revolvers. finally the Marshal
compromised the matter, and Farnham
is to appear on Wednesday to give bonds
in $4,000.
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BRIDGES
For ths Cubic.

The undersigned gives notice that he
is now constructing Truss Bridge on
his improved plan, which has never yet
been surpassed for
DURABILITY AND STRENGTH,
and cheapness Of
0onatruCt1o1a.
Single spans built from 80 to ESQ feet
Alittle model Of pine, on the above
plan Al feet long, ] foot wide and the
largest piece but I Of an inch b. +, sus-
tains, without sagging over 1000 peunds.
+. w. CROSBY,
Toledo, May Sd. 1860. v2n27ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14
DIR. HakSr,s Pain panaCoa.
DIR. Bakers Pain PanaceA.

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