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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

was lett to shift for himself, the larger |
part OF the crowd returning, but was
| followed ~ aecrowd Of boys, who con
tinnally npbraided him for his ineon
stancy and who returned m duo time,
leach one having hisown story to relate,
and like Jack the Gian,kllcr showed |
prodicions valor, bu, suffice to say no
flood was split but plenty OF tears.
A Lieutenant Of one Of the companies
was court marshallcd for improperly Of
conduct towards lady, and found
guilty. He was placed in the guard
house for 4e hours.
VISITORS.
Perfectly convcrsant with the hours
Of drill as the time for parade draws
near, fast young mcu, and still faster
women on horseback, foot and in car
riages congregatc themselves in a
motley throng, whose human nature
Fashion and Filtration may be studied
with ease and accuracy. All in an in.
slant some particular "Star" will fly
from its plane, and making circum.
revolution around the race course, will
come upwi,h countenance as sweet as
Venus, and manners as engaging as Cleo
patra addressing understanding near
exclaims "good evening sir'-"beauti.
full evening" -plcasant, very pleasant"
all in one breath. The soldier straight
ming himself up replies with laconic
brevity elbow are you marm." Others
may be seen vending their way to the
hospital carrying a goodly supply Of
''dainties," ccrdials bedlinen cheering
the sick and making glad By their pre-
sence. The young and more curious
pass up and down before our doors
watching the "Modus opcrandi'' we
have Of making ourselves comfortable
often startled by ''stcntonian' voice
calling out Snow Come 10 supper.
The ladies are subjects Of great deal Of
remark and attention. "What do you
think OF a soldiers life" is the oft re
peated Interrogation. 20" / wish I
were man would 20 Immediately, is
the almost universal response. Nowhere
can be found a woi nan that is not l,val
or IN favor &c Union.
MORALS
= bod eathefeisc osff,'etahle
moral WORTH i, HHlitrsls il..,s ia faE
}aeoron caiNersasiGo, au3 ha - II
9p mes f.a e sabbath 1e ave
divine service twice during tac aa1
NE respective cnmnattics concentrate
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'he'r rehsioh WIN 'he'f rove OF country
and are determined to prosecute the
war with holv zeal
praf,n. ,,na,,on Is f,,.b;11o, &c i
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49, '',' "'e :. NV 's'''''s ''i''' i
being tie Intention q the officers 70 m
culeate true princiI lies Of manhood in
the breast Of cr,rv,aan. and il becomes
tho dutv of every ~, j. oder 20 locn
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'i''li ie''''4''o'''s - "ss"'hc ''ue az"
nonlc position and let every thing else
sink into insigniGccncc in maintenance
Of bis moral worth.
orn Colonel.
Ills arrival was looked forward to
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4 Large and wsu selected stock efstatioq
School Books, Inks &C., sold By
las,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
FIRE And LIGHTNING;
ARR YOU INSURED,
THE
IOWA MuTuALx
Tire Insurance Company,
LOCATED AT
WYOMING, JONES CO., IOWA.
WYOMING, JONES CO., IOWA.

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" AS.MsN~n, SONGS w. ~"
rrAvryc noNr prrcrvCSS ron rur
II last four years with satisfaction to i,s
members, that perfect indemnify against
/ fire and lightning is sccnsed TO them, with
orer 2oO0 members end $22,O0O cash assets for
paying Losses, and no clairs against the Com
pany, with rapidly increasing business, II
new offers the erly chance for ,hc leore Of
Iowa TO insure in y sa:e ard responsible" Cone
pan,
| It's company ISSUES e"i4ries - tsr'h proper
| " for i've year. Ter 4 cssh lreuiuni. W 81
agon .ach Staa insured 'htee .Sats IN cta
tHso year "a cto; wiia - 80 fer policy no
surrey re, rithea. aay premium nois u
atAe, s5.3i-atian.
fae laws #atUsl i destined e become tie
aaas. aa3 mast Mahlc company In lnp
StaIs Y a3seaar aautiees aanes mel
bera - hest 5ermer- s9 lfsas..'ea itsioess
, Etcn ia he aotln'fs
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,,+#4s.y..t.,,.+,,.t i ta. . al.. nssbla
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an -;t.-c., ea,.,,,ci.s t,...- .+e s..,lst.. ~,
49,, ~. S,.fe tar !. c,,tn. 1890.
srssrlsns cnoaoh 10 40 ,,,ai ,rss With thc,,.
! Ne certificate Of The Sst.fs - Ct .eta', U
taeiea et.'@ $500 ~"
TIE
OILY f"YoHG ergs"'2fa p: att1
II Is u crime f'hithae'a ~ "as 9. hsi'''Soa-
meht Tor any company = 90 's'si'es8 = IL.
.a.'on O our i""s' se' sitra ~ ny H.,
tended companies IN our own 2'e',' = W.
as IN o'het H,a'es' ,h"' are 10 ~ ,'''a''' :,
~ law, ssin'ii"E ING Poop y I'M .us !,
IMMUNITY.
Tho sver-recnrfing accidents Of property
sweeping away at one blow that which it has
rendering families homeless and homes des-
olatc, should admonish every one to SEEK pio-
lection, especially when protection can be
obtained for o trifing sum.
Il. 11aZlett
Of West Union, our General Agent for all
the counties In Iowa west Of Jones and CedAr
- uuy au.nollata % "Ppo,n' s a.;. m.no
soou Dus u@' ~. c"n a.o ~ 81
,ely p'on'aoie' TOE 'uftneT pate'culsi' su-
dress
y. ssaZscut
west Union ray cite C0unty, iowa.
tt Saoaov
~ Tolelo vii ,.Io .n,,;co4;on. and ID bns;-
mas. for ~. comnanv oan.r.l,v IN T.mn "a
H1tIAhSehs'
Hon. s. !. kirkwood Iowa City.
Hon. ~. W. lsbell Marion LINN 70, Iowa
Hon. VIM. Il. Holmes Anamosa Jones Co.
Hon. Jno. Il. Dillon Iowa City
John Niles, President; Thos Green, Treas
urer Milton Briggs, Secretary; y. Haziett
General agent.
Certificate from me Nect'rv of State
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Prepare for the County Fair.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
w An ITEMS.

The troops at Cairo are reported II
fine spirits and are to be paid OF mex
week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

County Central Committee.
Sept. 18th 1901.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Milton Briggs, Esq: Dear sir-Ths Amcri-
can Insurance Company has not filed its ar
tcles Of Incorporation in my Office. The
Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company 10 the
only insurance compony that has ever filed
Articles Of Incorporation in my offise.
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary of Stats,
BY Jno. u. Davis, Deputy.
v3.u46.ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
State Of Iowa, SIS.
Tama County.
To Isaac Prioharl, Orinda J. PricharA his
wife and Butler Keith and Hill

TSA 4N' Z 4 J,9sENl
n4Ow Ally. for flaintld
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

Spring. ,A - SppING
STN rs Of CLOTHING, ready made to order ALb INV
nt aud made the tasty maDner Custonhoohi not
eGuaed FuIri.,g foods aud thirens Department n3t sr
uas,ed Goods In this line viii be sold AT LESS fll' h
Si 80 ,;,rar "a "a co lo,v r. B. BALDWIN,
La get store in the city. Nos Z" ana - po"ci''
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Uants.

4 WIDOW is DESTROYS of obtaining situation az
N HOU SEKEEPER 10 q gentem ans family. No objection
20 20 short distance the country Good reference gwen
Cal at or address No. l0a Division st., cor Alenh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

VI'IIE PATRIOTIC song BOOK-A superior
Iecn of choice Tunes a. yInns written and composed
for the nos be sung during he War By uprising millions q
women and stand tue Tag u country and
dc traitors contains "a Of Songs Duets aud Cho
russ bot sacred and secular and wei adapted Tor hs Amy
,na N,vy FOR social well Sabbath worship May
be army 20 singing did Children Of Judah under the com
psud Of King and The traitors be sinitten as
,e+ he Cbidren of Ammon Moab and Mouu Sier For
count othai ea slaughter ~ page Of the Patriotic song
Book Price ~ cents sc per 40 IL wii be RsD.shed on
TUESDAY the l4th inst, by HORACE WATERS, Nos SJ'
and AL ErOadWay.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

In PRESS NATURAL HISTORY OF
l. MAN aud UNITY OF the HUMAN RACE: Translated
from the French of Prof Quartrepage. BY Simeon Nash
CRIME AND iHE FiMILY.- By simeon Nssh HOUSE
HOLD MEDICINE. y! John d,,dnsr ~ kDosrpp y r..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

BY AUTHORITY. |, Pass:
And will be speedily i'sned
UNITED STATES INFANTRY TACTICS.
For the Instruction Exercise aud 1aneuye OF the u y ln
fanry, including Infantry Of the Line, Lgh Infantry ana
Rihemen. -
Prepared under the direction Of the War Department and
thozed and adopted by simon Cameron Secretary
Containing School Of the Soldier the School OF the Com
papy Instructions for bkrusbes the General Calls the Calls
or skmshers the School Of the Battalion including Die
tisnary Of Military Terms 80
One volume, complete Illustrated win numerous EnsraVns
war DrPARTnRsr, Washngton, May !, 1861.
This System of United Infantry Tactics for Light In
sutTy Rhemen prepared under the direction OF the War
for the instruction Of the troops acting Light Infantry
ReoeB under the OF May H. 1920 for the observance
WV SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
With view to insure uniformity In system OF Instruction
the ers of which acknowledged by the highest authority
t work presented TO the volunteers aud miitn called
into service containing the authorized drill Of the U y In
fany and that BY which they viii be Instructed and dc
pined . -
Fvcry Volunteer should have this authorized work
Send your orders early for - -
U. 3. INFANTRY TACTICS. -.
BOOKSELLERS, EEWSDEALERS, and AGENTS, should
send their orders az once for -
U. s. INFANTRY TACTICS.
II is the book that al the NognteeIs wi nave 10 am Y
BY SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of War
Forwarded By mail of postage the receipt Of the pub
Nshed price 81 IS. Renapces can be made IN gold dollars
. .LIPPINCOTT Co..
BOOKSELLER Publishers, and Statoners,
Nos. 22 and ~ North 4hft., Philadelphia.
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Anne; aux Arfues.

Ie. pembes tGaroe Lgiayette mecontents
de- Ia hgne conduite slis rat Major du corps e. dr.
,en1 de corps ciaI do Noonses sous ue
de sia que tous les citoy PeI!ant
Francois qu oDdro cee o'sanisson sont invites
se ~eun Mardi IA Mai neue du soi chez 70 seur re
Bs "a MeTcers Luuorne d. 5Se sera conserve Hy aura
ieax campaenies de Z0uaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

British Misunderstanding Regiment viii be order
A,o Service very .hoty -Four OoGPaTs' are are i1e
Ssse join hs sIh Eolante at se M foISTos 10 r.
NJ :. DnlROom NO 3ss Bowery No. 536 Eighth av
Mercer House corner BIoome and Msrces beecker Hout
eoraer Greene and Bleeekerts Robert walkers, NO ~
(,xe,nviah1t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
NEW.YORK. TUESDAY, MAY Ii. 1861.

$4,000 Copies Sold,
CTARS AND STRIPES SONGSTER.
Enbracns orisin9l Songs written to
Popular operaii: Airs and we'll
known Melodies.
The stsr.spcngled Banner;
The Red, White, aud Bluei
Hail Columbia;
Our Native Land and
SEVENTY OTHER PATRIOTIC SONGS,
many Of them original
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
ROBERT N. DE WITT, Publisher :,
Copie. mailed on receipt Of price.
NEW BOOK FOR THE SOLDIER.
IN BAXTERs VOLUNTEERS MANUAL.
THE BEST MfhRfR%aY MfhRfRI1aHiYf 8ook 81 GRs'asf aRf PUBLISHED
CoN1AiNiNq THE hTiiI REcautT lhSbiE 0Ai'-'' '0''
And all ,hs nioIma,i lon necessary
for the forming Of -
F1cIS5s ataSUs ~ AND Il 'iiiSt MsSDRsi os ARMS
scorrs system AIaSS'd OF sfiGf'rfi %IIfGRy TACTICS
1lso.-col. D,%. z c. BATTER,
NAT1oNsL Nj .DS GUARDS.
Bound iaE e.? sXE Jl afG BOOK K fs'eo n oEEaiS
Being bo only work Amepn p9 aay Ts'' pn''a II 'N
COPIES WILL BIZ sENr FREE Of POSTAGE, upon re.
ceipt OF the price, BY vr,1n -. p,tpn
PIiDteT6 and IHOn.Ltls,.
NO. COZ SANsOM-sr, PHILADELPHIA
Ask FOR WATSON's EDITION,
N HARDEE'S TACTICS.
The only uunlu.iated cheap edition polished
PRICE IS CENTS ,
The the 81 81 edition AID conains IN addition e e
Schools the Soldier and Company Information relative 10 e
pay, clothing ard raiions of the volunteers
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
not Published elsewhere. a.. .
Published by c. y: NENiON no.i
No. | Maiden Lane and No. 70 Pafk-r1w.
Sold by ROSS TOUSEY, DEXTER l. Co, kEEhS Co..
aud b. all booksellers and nsws agents.
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VOL. XXI.....No' 6,256'
6ucclaI Notltce.

-, COuege Law schoOi.-The Essmination
10 sc,; ~ q IN Law school ior he oesree % =,
- .d so admission tho Bar pnder ths recent At oi
~ entitled An Act relative to th9 Law Spol %
~ NJ * and closes FRIDAY, May ~. ,,,
IN ~ sin.ons each day VIII be held hon q to O'CLOCK
D. m. 80, i'll -. N,-u,,ss5o, pnor tle Law of
On upon the OF Contracts and upon CONNER
cial Law. . - ,,.,.... .ol pr,..
tire. 50.
these Examinations open to the Pn6iic.
By order tie Law Committee OF the Trustee
THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
Republican Central CInb of the City OF Sew Iryr
York No 2 CooDer Institute Regular Meeting IOrNIOhAi
---a' - SIMEON DRAPER President.
EDWARD VI. sgIDsORE, Secretary.
The Fourth Ward Republican Association YIN
iod regular monthly meeting on uEsDAt ~ s.'Np nH
"a at No. 354 Pearl Il. fall attendance o. mem
beTsisrsTuested. HENhh H. hbhbHi' A'e'i''D"
No Mo.H1 po,1aI faIFO'AN' Secretaries.
Mercantile Library Association.-Ihe Annual Meet
Ing of ,he armbcrs this Association viii be eld IN the
tuTe room, Clinton Hall, Asorplace, On ICEsDAi b'+'
INC, May Ia, 1851, at = o'clock 80 -, -, -
The ANN Election officers Of the Association VIII pe
held at Clinton Hall TUESDAY May 2l, l5tL foIs open
from O'Clock N until p. N. BY order e.,
JOSEPH II. LECOUR, Zee. Secretary
New-YorL City Library Associafion.-TheA Annual
viii Oe held ~ lts Rooms az NO
Abpsdonsqusre, TUESDAY EVENING, May lith I0oi ~
VIII be h.d the place on IL EsDAi May E iooi 'e
P0'''V '' - SINCLAIR TOUSEY, President
EDWARD II. SPooNEH, Secretary.
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MiiIitarD Notires.

Tue Uuaersigncd, Committee of the NctIopoti,.
fan Ha,ae tsuard Arms and Equipnait nto, -,srs [
she exhibition aud proposss 10, furnishing .. ,s oc
Ne. Al, Asor House, VI dihont siss ~ nt OF
and ccOaOmica Chsrsstess aud AIins 4Vi sNN
AESSS-sinsse,s spd Riaes Of Different patents, 49, ~ . 49,
lTNlgONs-Ayuy Bno pwlled tle'iel "Alua'u A".o. "i
rro ugs rro Vi various macd eS yei
Fane Car md Hats n various styles; BODY es
Ca-tydse- Bcxss and Bay oret- shea "a ,-,r,,o
NS 80 Gsn. HENRY STORMS,
IsERSON w. kNAPP,
LOUIS PALNER, tCCmLlbtee
JAMES c. RICE,
JOHN COCHRANE,
ETADcu.R.rHs STATE or NBw- w-YosK,
QuARTBRHAsrER GENERALS DEPAkTNHNr
ArHASY MHy g. 1861.
nv direction of the Board OF state Officers
named in the act entitled An suthoTzo the embodyng
sud component OF avounee militia and 20 provide for the pup
SEALED PROPOSALS m received ct this Office uutil l2
etok the 2tn Of May inst for ana ue
bycring the fowiue articles Of ARMY CLOTHING to wit;
l5c0O Blue Woo!en Jackets,
1900 rsirs Army Cloth Pauta'oons,
1000 ALI Wool Army OyereoSts,
5000 pairs Woolen Socks
~ coo Wooen Shirts,
5ifNc pair5 Wooden Drawers
Is coo p,irs Shoes,
iSooOtsps
1890 Blankets,
According samples IN this eee fcr the Volunteer oo' 9i
the New York Niga 10 be delivered az NeE'l ON, at
bsay Ema be hereafter ordered, wceAS, IN guam
tties rroporouae the whole Of the several con-
four "a weeks commencing or the Z5h Gay o h"J
bsl
BID win be received part a any Of the articles emu
Tbs Board reserves to tse right to reject such bi
sny of them # they shall deem 1t adyisahle.
fhe bids will the price which each OF the aboVeen
sicned art les will be furnished SO :,
bidder bidders he able TO az once u ana
contract. (signed) CUYLER VAN vECHIEN,
QasTtermsstef General
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

WANTED-By tidy Competent Woman with
w Excellent. City References, Situation a. CRAIgER
MAID and LAUNDRESS. Does up Linens In style Plain
Cook Good Bker makes herself useful Wages So Cal 81
ZIG East 2]dst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

HNENTS made in every style at short notice, and
Il at rca,opable prices by HfMMENWAY BEVERlDOE,
sauskcs up stiTs IN tie fey Bsldins ieot 2! WalsL,
New.Ysrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

VERMIN. - New, simple and infailiole
RECIPES for destroying Bugs, flea' Flies ast. ap nse
and sold by Mr ROBERTs publisher No. 5Washingonpace
Washing ston-st., brooklyn, New-YOrk
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fcst anb fonn6.
Gutlern, Garowars, &f.

rV,IN PLATE, SHEET-lRON, ZINC, &c',
i TIN and TERNE PLATE GHARC3AhL .'h s.Ica snS GonI
ZINC COPPER sPELTER, BLOCK TIN: WIRE Sc
For sae by A, A. THOMSON Co., No 2is Wstsr'ae
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-07-11
Extra Session OfCOneress--Pre
idpnl'S MeGNAge.

We give to-day the proceedings Of the extra scs.
sion Of Congress, preliminary to the reading OF the
Presidents Message, together with that admirable
document in full, "a received by telegraph 1t Is
doubtless as accurate as could be expected to come
over the wires. Its earnest sentences will cmmand
the attention Of every patriot in the land. Entirely
adapted to the occasion, il gives candid statement
of our troubles, anl the policy to be prrsucd for
their suppression. 1t exposes the absur3iy Of So
cessou, and pronounc>s with uumst,kcablc firm
ness chat the Union must be mointiiuod ut all ha2-
ards. The writ Of iab,ds corpus is also treated on,
aud its suspension justified. The Presidents ac-
count f the rise Of the rebellion viii undoubtedly
occupy the pages Of all truthful history. lie asks
Cor m,n and money to support him in the execution
Of the laws, AMI to establish the functions Of the
Government against all unlawful combinations.
Without any extended motto, Of the leading fca-
turcs of the MESSAGE it is enough TO say that the
President is as earnest and determined in his par-
otsm as the loyal States could WISH and it is evil
dent he will not fatcr in the discharge of his duty
Every one should give it a careful ling,
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The efst Excitement at CALI.
polls.


The Cosctc learns that the most intense excite
mcnt prevailed at Galipols ON Wednesday, grow
ing out of the recent arrest Of Union mon ON the
Virginia border by seccssioniss, and flying rum5rs
of an intended invasion of southern Ohio, by rebels
under o. Jennings Wise. Since the arrIstoc loyal
citizens by rebels, Union men have bccu sending
movable property across the river into Ohio, for
safe keeping Families of loyal mon are also being
removed. Gallipolis WIS alive with people. Men
had deserted their farms in the country around and
hccked 10 the town to hear the news and to fight if
necessary. Col. Norton's regiment embarked on
Tuesday and wednesday for Rivensw,ol, Na..fram
which place they would march upon Ripley where
it is said there are 800 rebels under o. Jennings
Wise. The rebel prisoners, twenty in number, ar
rested Il few days since, were brought down On The
Marietta railroad Tuesday afternoon to Lov,lanj,
whence they were forwarded to Columbus, for safe
keeping. The people along the line were very GU
rious to see the rebels but they were not modest L.
Two of them are Methodist preachers connected
with the Church South. One of the Latter, vury
digniiied ana solemn looking individual, has been
acting the part of a spy. Weshali hear something
interesting from Col. Norton's force of 900 men,
in day or two. There is rumjr that the virtues
of the habeas corpus will be tried for their release.
at Columbus. In all probability they will be well
cared for at the camp.
Since the above was in type, we learn that the
rebels have been liberated per order of Col Norton,
the Union men of Western Virginia having been re-
turned There was report on Monday that Col.
N, with force of ljO mcn, had captured horses,
l6 head of fat cattle, and mules from the rebels
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-07-11
pic.nic in ToDtooaNy,

One of the incest little pc-ncs that ever happen
ed was held in grove near Tontogany, on the 4th.
The Declaration read oration by L. Tullcr,
Esq; also a shsrt one by Rev. IL. Warner, after
which, those assembled partook Of REFRESHMENTS Of
which there was an abundance A number of
toasts offered, from which l select two: "The
President of the United States may he be guided
by Truth, Justice, Wis lom AMI Pdtrio.ism-essen-
tial qualGcations-if he has others, so much the
better" "Parson Brownlow's daughter; may her
unAinching defense Of the flag of the nation be i'm
itlted by all the daughters in the States" \ gen
eral good feeling prevailed, and all seemed to re-
member that it is sacred privilege to commence
rate our nations birth. &c.
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The Eire Thmrsilnr Niaht.

About 0 O'Clock ON Thursday evening last fire
broke out in The stable on the premises situated
back of Mr.. llitchcock's dwelling on Front street.
ana before any assistance could be rendered. the
entire building was cm eiopod in flames. About
fifteen minutes previous to the discovery OF the rc
MIR. Hitchcock sat reading in lis room when his
daughter obs rived that some person had come in at
the front gate and passed around to tue rear of the
house, and that ne had better go out and see who it
was. His attention being engaged with very in
ttresting article, lie sat until he had pcrused it
through, when being ready to retire, lie stepped to
the front door and although thinking the fears of
his daughter Were perhaps groundless, he went out
to see il he could sec anything OF the supposed in
diyilual. Passing out of the front gate he obsory
cd light in the direction of his stable. when he at
once gave the alarm: Those living in the vicinity
soon on hand, but the fire had gained such
Roadway that all efforts to check il proved unava-
ing. That it was the work of an inccndary there is
not the slightest doubt ana our citizens are as well
satisfied who it was though he had come out and
made public confession of the act. What seems
strange is that although buildings have repeatedly
been fired by the same individual, he has never yyt
been caught in such connection with his diabolism
as to warrant his arrest. However, he cannot al
ways escape "murdcr will out sometime.
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PETEESoN's MAGAZINE, August 1861 Charles J.
Peterson, 3Oj Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The August number of this first class American
magazine has already been welcomed on cur Table
1t presents its usual number of interesting articles
forty three in number. It's embellishments are
also up to the usual standard there being no less
than saventy-thrce engrayngs. Taking into con-
sdcrati0n the fact that it contains nearly as much
reading matter and MS many engrayings as any of
the three dollar magazines we Can see no reason
why every family should not take it. Terms sin
gle copies 50 per years three copies Sj eight copies
9lO in llition the person getting up the club will
be entitled to Il " premium album"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-07-11

10th. The Stars and Stripes for ages and ages
10 come may they continue 10 wave DER the land Of
the free and the home of the brave. Responded to
by MIR. ID. A. Avery.
llth. The Christian soldiers Of the North never
more faithfully engaged in the service of God than
now. Responded to by Rev. J. A. shannon.
9Th The Volunteers from Wood county; know
ing them, we honor them and when we hear from
them we expect to hear Of their success
18th. The ladies here to-day their presence
and the good things they have provided Is but an
other evidence of ftheirpatrios added to the great
sacrifice many of them have made in giving up
father and son, husband and brother for the good
cause. Nav God bless them.