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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23

under the requisition Of the President,
IS taken from the official roll in the .Ad
iutant Generals office. It is the only
complete list ye; Published.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Company T., Capt. Cummings OF
Company g., Capt. Nahanna, Of
Iowa City.
Company G., Capt. Mason Of Mus
ca,ine.
Company D., Capt. Cook, Of Cedar
Rapids.
Company T., Capt. Matthias Of Bur
lington.
Company F., Capt. Brydof' of Bur
lington.
Company G., Capt. Wise Of Mt.
Pleasant.
Company H., Capt. lIerran Of Du-
buqne.
Company l., Capt. lIottschalk OF
Dubuque.
Company j., Capt. Wentz Of Dayen.
port.
SECOND REGIMENT
Bloomfield, Davis county, Capt.
Mckee.
keosauqua, Van Buren, county Capt.
keokuk, Lee county, Capt.
Fairfield, Jefferson county Capt.
Ottumwa, Wapello county, Capt
Des Moincs, Polk Go. Capt. Crocker.
Washington, Washington county,
Capt. Cowles.
Davenport, Scott county, Capt. Littler
RrawStar
Lyons, Clinton county, Capt
The second Regiment has been ac-
cepted by the Governor, and will, un-
doubtedly, be accepted by the Secreta-
ry Of War, under the second requis-
ton,
The following companies have been off
cred and their papcra have been placed
on file in the Adjutant Generals Office;
West Union' Faycttc county, capt.
Newcomb.
Newton, Jasper county, Capt. Chap.
man.
Clarksvillc, Butler county, Capt.
Trumbull.
Des Moincs, Polk county, Capt.
Finch.
Dubuque, Dubuque co., Capt. Heron.
Glenwood, Mills county, Capt. English
Decorah, Winncshiek CO. Capt. Willet
McGregor, Clayton CO., Capt. Stadden.
Upton, Cedar CO., Capt. Childs.
Maquoketa, Jackson CO., Capt. Dripps.
Bellevue, !" !" Capt Haley.
Columbus City, Louisa CO., Capt. Rob
ertson.
Davenport, Scott CO., Capt. Stuhr.
Muscatine, Muscatine co., Capt. Reed
Oskaloosa, Mahaska CO., Capt. -
Knoxville, Marion CO., Capt. Stone.
Iowa City. johnson CO., Capt. Sterling
TT. Madison, Lee CO., Capt. Harper.
North English, Iowa CO., Capt. -.
Sigourney, keokuk CO., Capt. Olive.
Keokuk county, Capt. -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23


committee to prepare premium list
Immediately.
Moved that the committee on prem
iums make out the awarding commit
tees and be authorized to call assist
ancc
Moved that the next annual fair be
held at Toledo on the End "Wednesday
aud Thursday Of October next.
That all entries made for premiums
be..made before o'clock p. NJ. Of the
lst day Of the the Fair.
That the Constitution be Sc amended
that persons can become members for
one year.
That the membership fee be fifty
cents for the ensuing year.
That the money drawn from the
State Treasurer be retained by our
Treasurer also al other money tha
maybe donated BY individuals for the
benefit Of the Society.
Is. A. HaA.
Secretary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23
Medical Notice.

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service to
the citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun
try. as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Rnrce
may be found at his office i'll J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from O clock A. NJ. until & p. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
left with J. NJ. Shanklin; will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23
JACOB NAvE:tTlz.
.A-1ss BOOT AID IOENlkER,

lsegs leave to inform the pahlc thnt he is
prepared 10 do all kinds OF work in his line ,o
he entire satisfaction of all who may favor
him with /! cir custom. Unlike the craft, he
is determined 70 .Jn!il al his promises.
Ready made work kept constantly on hand
and for sale u. low prices MI l-v3-ly
Shor two dours east The Cary House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23

The price of Membership has been
reduced to fifty cents. The time for
entering animals and articles for the
exhibition, will close at 6 o'clock, p.
NJ, Of the first day Of the Fair.
WM c. SALISBURY, Prcs't.
Il. \. HALL, Scc'y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23

Judyes-Ira J. Wilkins, Robt. Ray,
A. Wilkinson, Mrs. J. r. Graham, Mrs.
G. w. Cowles, Mrs. D. +. Bruner
Glass X.
Best acres Of Wheat $500
9. Corn $500
Ju'ges-Peter McRoberts, 7. A.
Graham, 4. j. Wheaton.
A Premium of 100 will be given to
the member that collects the largest
amount Of money for the use and bcne-
1T of the Society for 1861, on or before
the second day OF the annual Fair.
DISCRETIONARY.
J. II. Hollen, Tenny, George
Raines.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23
IOWA VOLUNTEERS.

Below we give complete list of the
companies offered to Gov. kirkwood,
under the requisition Of the President,
is taken from the official roll in the Ad
infant Generals Office. It. is the only
complete list ye; Published.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-23

r. 4. GRAHAM.
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
- AGENT, Toledo Tama county. Iowa. All
usiness entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention.
, 1861-08-20
Capacity Of the Country to Sustain the
WAr-Sonne Suggestive Companions.
IFrau, the PhiiadeInbia Irnuirar1

q.,o, x,,~r,n. ,n.o;t., +;,. ..no.,e =. ,.;, I
foTmed. ] g haVe SHRINK % beck ''' arhast has ~ at % ths
nrnsnert ~ s5n1 an nm ian 9TH ta ~ 1,ss;.
h;ltT of ta he;,,g o.,fied ~ trahiaa ~
t;nt.,ea n9 4ba sncS ~ na-sn1s - 9av w ~
ra..s7,rsa X Iv nnr 4aas,s a,a .,yha ~
hi. er.r;;o1s NJ W;th th6se af G@eat r. Rr:tai,, :,
Ter m M tremendous 81 strrggIe with France % and the
~ ~ 1a1s ~ T." ~ ~ e sat ~
he y rfsrsst n,;11ons fs ~ aa mast az 9rn1n;.
an+ etat;t;as ~ FL a.n+;antai 49,.
e. tha cnns7nenne,nert If thst 'ar a.,+a-a5
r,,an Nv Enaiana aaa;n.t y tba as and
" ~ ~ VIZ ~ ag ~ ~.
- ~ - 4tar ~ --,;,i:l,..r
80 ~ Z l1,.,t3 nts, W ~ to;a
an9 rsh;o.,s sna w 1eon;r,roe ue naSd
;4ee1f 1atbzr +haa ~ favniab;,,r ~ snes,
fnr he strife Dnr;n1 tsase t~pntuthrea an sue1
mcnt sa 81 IN n11 n4no- st.r;n5 !. s. 1,sar.
s4r;I;no for9 a;rhty ~ ;i;1-, =; ~
aMMore at than an;,hie the Wsole 1ronestg a
ranafinn ~ % raat Rrta;n NJ them sn1 esE11 ~
mnc1, as that of the IJns1e "a s1afea % at nressnf
NsafI staaR M Saan ~ ol Io1s eGo5ons sum, os
S4s1Sa'oV,o8, was e22nesnaesao ns stes oco On Sao tne
1 Mar a4one, nancy: sIa ayG ooG SA,sst'oovooo 1of
tas aaEe ~ alny III Sl,oaAvo tor tae aaG5' aao55
huang foreigners 70 40 Ihess s, ngnt2ng; ta e. me
Etafig ouuay' N az, averagsecao YOU, and
.or e. tse d5 @ @War, WHICH vas almost continuous,
Sles s,NuuVU: ara tnis immense expenditure
vas noE, as u our case, made at nome, 30 that
the money, mercy passing rom hano to hand
HooJa Still remain N the possession and &C.
ft7e use o. me nation; on The contrary,.a
large Part OF II, probably more thaa one-halt.
*as t2ao oat aEd permanently p: iost II CONT
nestal purchases. yet, under the pressure OF
tnls Tremendous load, England struggled
through tie contest, not only with steps
scarce staggering, except II two or three
years OF naa crops, aaq N tne e. nxed !: sqspea-
s'on o. specie payments by tne Natloaal hanke =
| put with large increase N the sum total OF
her wealth, and an advance Ii almost every
nrancn o. anaustfaA eae!lon.
| Iae Epec1e Ras contnnsnsly and largely
drawn IRON me vaults, tt1. N li51, when ths
! COLI vas reduced to hVe and ha!t millions
| Of dollars, the frightened directors Were re-
4eved by temporary permission from the
P1ivy Council to susPsnd specie payments
This suspension was atferWards legalizsd BY
Parliament, and continued by fresh enact,
, 1861-08-20
Rebel Spies Everywhere.

ttTom Ine Cinc1nnat1 commercial, 18th.
As the circulation Of secession spies along
the Potomac has been somewhat obstructed
Of late by the energetic measures Of General
Mcclellan, their operations have been trans-
ferred to the banks of the Ohio. We have
knights of the Golden Circle here-sworn
conEpr2tors every 0ne-Wh1 communicate to
the rebels all the information they can pick
up which will be Of value to them The trait
oTs Of Virginia have no trouble in comnanni-
eating with the tories Of New ok, other
than the time and expense Of telegraphing,
and writing, or sendiIs messengers By the
Western route. The dispatches Of the South
crn Commissioners in Europe, for the JEFF
Davis Government, as soon as mail facilities
across the Lower Potomac are interrupted,
pass this way.
4 few weeks since ". F. Richie, late Of tie
Richmond Enquirer, was in this city, and reg
Etered his name at one Of our hotels His
name and character we're wall known. He
passed on to Louisville unmolested, and thence
made his Wsy to Richmond. He Eas bearer
ers in Europe to JEFF Davis. A few dsys since,
Capt. Tyler, who WAS actually engaged in the
batt1e Of Manassas On the rebel slde-a man
who had deserted his post ts a q, s. officer,
destroying such property as be could not steal
was accidentally discovered strolling On our
streets, and arrested. There are more Of the
same sort sneaking about. and they flkd com.
forters among Us.
While Gen. Mcclellan is endeayorins to pro-
duce decent degree Of discretion in The Nor
the1n press, we are beset by sWarTns Of spies,
who find ont the things which the reporters
ere requested to suppress, and send them to
the headquarters Of the rebels It has been
ascertained that tie secessionlsts stole from
the wires in the vicinity Of Washington, all
the army information that vas dispatched be-
tween the War Department aud the Generals
in command at varlous points. They did this
BY attaching wires at points not likely to be
observed. Beauregard IL this way learned the
day and hour at which the columns Of the q
s. Army would move forward. The New Yorl
papers kindly published the General Order
that were to advance, and their brigade organ
igation.
Telegraph Wirea form circuit from Wash
ington to Manassas, By way Of Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, New Or
leans and Richmond It would not be i'm pos
sihle for important information to be sen
from Washington to Bea1regard BY telegraph
and that w1thout using form Of words tina
would be detected as 3 cypher, or saying any
thing that would be stopped as eontraband
The matter would, o1 course, have to be per
fectly understood at both ends CT the wire
The dispatch from Washington might be di
rected to Philadelphia, making to a1l appear
| ance eome simple statement Of business o
| repeat it to Louisville and thence It could e
to Richmond and Manassas. 4 hundred way
OF doing this thing will suggest themsalyes
| a few sharp spies, located at Washington
Philadelphia, Louisville, New Orleans an
Richmond, could establish system Of tel.
graphing newE ont OF the very Department
Of Washington. to those at Richmond.
, 1861-08-20

I
1Il .Ichn B. Knight snd Edmund Wars, Of the Stat:
q Kentucky e1eclted ad delivered unto Pter Getb.
Ct tie city Of CLicaKo, County Of Caok and Stste Of
Illinois, certain indeature of mortgage dated the
81 aqn0Ese Il
Recorders once ef ea.d Cook County in Book twant7
tEo e. nd e On page hGe hnsde sa a9a n f9Tr
Getb Re MORTGAGE all Of sEblots numbered one Il
end Two {2}of james Q. p Ogdens Subdivision Of Los
number one % n block number ntnetystK t6 In the
foGl seca Aaon 70 GcaSo ~ as2 etpfssad F. ill., sad
Monroe street, and running back south. on Wells
street hundred feet {G a. to alley. to eecure
the rayqent of The nye @ eert.n M notes q
part OF the purchase price said Lots said notes all
bearing date with said indsnture the rts fr vs
hundred and eighty 1o in payable to
ca third end ioarh th5 sun q ten haaa1ed
aud fifty dollars $151 each aud payable respectively
t. said Geib. {s) three 90 and four % years from
Is asts Thereof s4d TIE s ~ las: IL sas g
5ears Gc1a he date thereof with Interest.
AsA whereas default "a leen made 1n tt.e peyuae1.
notes able In fur and Ire a aud $ Year, rem tan
cate thereof and more thaa thirty day;
ess Gt ge aha unpaid ID s7a eos
Thousand nine hundred and forty dollars {$l9,s4l}
Now, therefofe, in pursuance Of the power Ia rat
vested by said: :Indenture Of mortgage l. the under
eggsd i5 az Sr haA L s. e In t 5osa sht
forenoon, at the north l4or Of the Court House
eEa si 81 q t ssr I ~ ssd lots 3 At pg6c y a9s
denPtou OF the said nertgagors therein to the high
est bidders far cash, au coats 4ad expenses In
Sad n a5d LIS sE S Let ad e. sa
Ca1cags. June II, 1861. j72lgai.sA
, 1861-08-20
S SALE.-Whereas.
= Bernard g; Caulheld, Henry Waller and saf1k

S SALE.-Whereaxs
:, = r.; Rs7aEa M f. canlnsla Henry EallsE ~ safse
Scammuu, certsin deed 1t tgust, which bears 1zA&
March Ath, 4 D. 1860 and w1s recexded IN tho o12g3
q the Recorder of Cook County Iino5A q ~ -
7s9 whereby they made conveyance Of certain pares
certain notes and interest thereon also descEaAe1 e
zaid trust deed, which said notes drawn W 40
EaalheM. t. secure N Indebtedness to RadmaAA 4
Ee1peke. -.
And, whereas, 1t WIS provided h. said trusk dAs&
that IN case defanlt should be made In the rAye q
according to their tenor and effect then. tAe s1-
ea3on Of said Hef1mann Gelpcke, their legal Esffs
eeutayes assigns 1t s sald be lawful for said 8>a
to sell and dhpose af said premises OF Aey t1ee
thereof In manner prescribed ky said trust deed: -
vhsseas default has bssa Iaae Dc y ;d SAsd ss11ass4
past due aud unpaid. And, whereas, applc@d$A "
ei said notes. TO sell said premises, II ~ en4sw
cred by said deed to do.
Now the,efors. notice Is haraby gtTen, that aAs1
IL O'Clock II the fofeaoo1. sell at public aues4 u NJ
north deoT Of the Court House III the city OF Cks4r0
Cook County, Illinois, for the highest a24 bas. trs5
the same viii bring tn cash, the eaid PARCELS II la&
md all right benefit and equity Of redemRAoa ct ~
prcmlees are described as feleEs toHit; ~ f1ssss
OF Coax and State ii Ilnnots, and descttsoA -
namely: Lsta q, - 2: :aa in Block |; Lets l.
IL q, -, u and 81 u Block .; Loa !: "a =, 81 =
Block 81 Lists l. 49, In Black all Il the Swih ~
Auey's subdivision Of the north hall Of the sosA =
OF the vest half Of the \. quarter Of secasn n
81 Il E. lying r. YoUNa Is 5ss scAaa6 aesfsRs ~
Cuicaro June as 1851, iFHg3l94&
, 1861-08-20

- been converted to purpose never InteaA.:
naHn. abe beam. The npper portion Of fhe
boat Ase beea covered with Ezdlros& iron and
Z pezfectJy shiaaded from the sttaek Of n On.
beea constructed. The bow haa tean built
ont to the extent Of i've feet, heavtly framed
with timber md than coveFe6 With heaHy
wrought metal.
Al he extreme end formidable mtas OF
iron projects In the form OF knob. Beneath
thia knob and beneath the surfaee o1 the
c9 sd ssas Peles 81 apou hs1s eSlss esa vi.
ashfp the claws will fasten iats the sIde of the
vessel md tske firm hold. Protected by
thfse grapp1ea IN manner not unlike N In
secf's LANCE or sting, there projects Al aager
connected, by maa1s Of ehafting, with An In
dependent machine Of the boat This 1nstru-
meat is intended to operate IS follows: Upon
the attachment Of the grapples to the side Of
the attacked vesael, the aager will be Get In
rapid motion and bore its Wsy into the side,
When one hole has been forced through, the
anger can be withdrawn, and, by means of an
Independent axle, the position Will be changed
ship thus boring holes rapidly md large
enough to sink tie vessel. The boat viii
have crew Of ak men, who viii be protected
beneath the iron root, the pilot observing
t1e 4tectl01 lQfougl LNbe OF afnAl tele-
scope.
The A1ge.iues are ssnguine Of the auccess
Of their pet invention, aud have spent large
amonAt Of money to perfect it. They eTi-
dAntly hare not estimated the not very passive
nature Of the object sgainst which 1t will be
directed, or the chances Of failure should the
Brooklyn decline to remain stationary long
enough for this monster mosquito to ahK its
s1irg.
Passing up the river, OLE informants care.
fully observed the position Of batteries and
the number Of troops stationed at the various
points. At Baton Rouge all WIS qrfet whep
they left on the 31st nit. At NatcAez there
were but few soldiers. An Independent CON.
pauy called the Natchez Rlhemen, under Cant.
Davis, LETT week before last aud Joined q reei.
meut near Memphis. They refused to 20 to
Missouri, but were very snxious to 70 ID
Richmond Vicksburg Is quite destitute ol
soldiers there Is small battery Of six pieces
at this point.
At Lake Providence one company Of aol
dfers are encamped; thrae companies left there
last week. Colonel Peck took large body
Of 1eVeemen and datboatmen from Millke1's
Bend to Virginia. Captain, ROW Major 7 York
also took a large body Of men from Water
proof, to join the Polish Brigade for Virginia
4 company Of artillery will leave GreenyiI1t
this week for Missouri.
At Memphis there are four batteries, tive
mounting three guns each, one four and tht
other Elk guns. The troops at the place con
slst Of tew nen only.
, 1861-08-20

M ORIGA9E SALE>-W he1eas,
lf1 default Tag been made Ia the payment Of a c,c
tain Ecte lated the eighteenth day Of july. IN ta3
year Eighteen Hundred md Sixty for the sum OF ona
hundred and HftJ sevss dollars and eighteen cents.
witt Interest 1t The Of ten per cent per aannm
payable ye2f after 6ate to the order of ;itcIB
Bernauts which said note 1s secured to be Paid by
certain t1tentu1e ot mortgage ef The GTeni:ee h5ra
tra1-er b7entfo. ed dattd the day and yeaI a3ress
executed py William schafer and Elizabeth bis HNs.
to the undersigned neftGegse4 which mortgage Il
dr1y recorded ID the Records Of Cook Cou1ty. 9tata
ot inino.a, in Dook q Mortgages nftgope. oa FaEe
FIVE tdred aDG twelve.
Now, then, notice Is hereby given saat I. the unde
sfsred, b. virtue O! tie power npo1 me conferred II
aaa by sid tnoFtgage shall, tie tEeEty seventh
day ct August. Ii tie year Eighteen Hu1d1sd sad
EEty-Qne, s. the Eorth door CT said Cook County
Court House In tie CITY Of Chicago at tEelye O'Clock
CT noon OF said last mentioned day sell at cubic aac
ten the tzbeet bidder for caah tha premises land
snd real estate IN said ortEage described and al tee
right AND equity Of redemption ct said William seha
Ter therein said lands anG premises bstDg describes
as folloEs Tz:EiEht scttA Of laEd rom ea the EsLh
end Of side Of tie sonth hair OF the esst ha Of tbs
north east quarter OF Section t1anty CO. II Tox1-
ship forty CD north, and RAnge tAk;es1 ll5s,
esst Of the Third PRINCIPAL Met:dian ssd eight aGfes
Of land being sixteen Qk reds ~ width 3en 03TIo so
SOUTH and extending in length from The e3at 1as o.
said half OF szia north eass 9Eaftef 9. ss11 e
en tNentJtEn to the west Line et said esst han o.
s110 s.oS 'nI B6HHiF1EiUB I1i H BERSAuER Hortgagsa+
Ghicaeo. july ~ M1i. t52E1sssad
, 1861-08-20
MORTGAGE SALE.-Public no

AVE- t1ce y hersby given that By virtue Of the
powers CT eale contain I'd In Two lndentafe OF Mort
gsee executed aEd delivered to tie unde.1igled,
William D. Scott By Sylvester Lind and Ella owen
li16 his xie beau Ing date the 18th day oI J1ly.
E. D. !Ez9 s1d recorded IL tie Office OF tee Clerk or
The C1rcn1t Court anu E1-tsftE3o Recorder Of Cook
County. IN the State Of IEots. III Bco5 80 Of Mort
9ages ore Pagea apd tho eher at Page 81 ef said
Book; Che OF esid Mortgages pet3g gtTea to secure
the psynert CT the Bond Of sa1d Sylvester Lind Tor
the sum st Ette ThGusaad Dollar. taT
Of July, 1s60 with ints1est sa1 Al t;c .te Of
ten pc. cent per paEabl. semi annually st the
Amer iesn ExcEange Bank IN the City 0. New yorS
and the other OF esid Aoftgagea bei1e secure
Hs>m5nt Of the Bond Of said sylEeser Lind for tho
principal OF Five Thousand Dollars, die On the
l9h day Of July L. D. 1851, with interest OF said sI
at the rate ten per cent per aCnu, payabe semi
annusll3 at the place aforesaid shall fhs 2ist dsy
Of September L. D. 5s6! st the nCrtn door II tae
Court Heus in the City Of Chiesgc satd County Of
Cook and State Of Illinois, at tha hour Of ten O'Clock
In the forenoon Of saia day offer sale and sell at
Ea1d Indebtedness interest and OF sale Of tie
Store 1ind'4 Esw slocF q tss noIt9 twsntg I'm
vey ot WharAng Lots in the Original OF chcasc.
ana EKoWn more particularly ~ culaber twenty liar.
ket sGeet tefAnft having been made IN the pa sment
Of he principal sun IN secured By sail mortzagss,
respectively, WILLIAM D. sC0rT, Moftg agee,
By E ". Willard. his Attorney Ia fact
BLoDGET 4 HEsros. Att'gs- aulo.gssstd
, 1861-08-20
ELDRTDaE g. HALL.
EXECUTORS Of Samuel 2. sRtans7. decesseA
s-+tEr nLf1


VHANCERY NOTICE--S5ate of
eSfc.9o4 asSd septem5er Term, A. b. lsai. Me4seN 4
MiTsssler i. Walton g: MlllsdoisE@T! TL ChaseesI
1eisT defendanta aboVe named, having heen a1e4 n
The o1re Of tnE Cie1k Of ead Superior Court e Czo
MilledoIer that the c1mpl2ia8nt n1ed her Mu of 49,
plaint II said Court the ChAnnsy side theresa o.
fssued out Of said Ce1rs against said defsnda II
turnable the trst Monday OF September oaxx tH31
u I8 by law required.
Ee1. nnleas yea, the said WaltoA An!sdolsxsAax
Ct Ch1caEp Of Cook County, on the nsst Day 1T -
term thereof to Be holden It Chicago in ssad
arswet or dernur 70 the said couplatn1nts II z
toupaiEt the came and the t1atte19 aud shage tA4
md . decrse entered sgatnst you RECORDING 70 A9
pxn1er Of sadd htn WaLIkA KHfBAllA o.
LTmAEp HAITn. Cunpl5' SelF1, NXEAAt6
, 1861-08-20
PDnE4ts

We are flooded with political ccmmnnicar
t{ons for the paper. They are carefully filed
away In their order, and ne hope to fad time
10 astend TO thea during the HOLIDAYS between
Christ1nas and New Years.
Our politics Ill run Into Virginia aud MIS-
eonri Just now. Our ticket for Virginia Is
George B. Mcclellan. for Governor, and {fun-
ny, amt 1t y We 20 fer John c. Fremont for
Governor Of Msaonri. Thezn'a our politics.
Wsr OF peace with III hss no other basis thAa
UNION and the punishment Of trnitoss aud
traitors only.
Eoora for the rar every time.-Czsstland
P5djndAaEer.
, 1861-08-20

r ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
~ X FeeA Nesa q MsaF G4Aa 4 heEt aE&f -
031e eJeWskt1IeA EUAl &t8fk8 4 Nx&
, 1861-08-20

- GHGETs. sS-s9Pe1lqF ssP Coa5t q Ea1ea7q,
Gardiner. 8 Farkna1 paxter and Arthur E. Poor Z !.
AGseley, Lansing = Co--AtE&ch1 eat.
Public notice ta hereby given to tie said Mcseley,
Iane1ng C. TINT WI: q srEachmsnt s.Ret ous
the Cfce Ut the Cletk u the Superior Court Of CHI
caEo GATED the 9th da5 of July, A. 1851 at tue st
q the I'D Jant. E.a! ! I4enry = Gardner, e., 9 I ParS,
tate cf the Ea1d Msteley Lansing c. for the Ct
ftyc Huns red Haaty Estt and 100 Lars. directed
beGh returned executed.
Kov ter e{ore un1 s. you, the ssfd Moee,e- Lsos-
Eald Superior cE1t e Chicago, @ fors the rst
Ronss n he cs Il Ghaso - On fhs a,st henaay 70 .;
septembe5 ~ ss giye spssial bal "a snd 4 plead e
against yeu, a1d n t.Eos Of the said James Read,
EenEJ ]. Gardner, q Park1nan Dexter and Arthur z
be sufficient 10 satisfy the said Judgment and Costs
viii be sold to asusfS the SANE
GALLUP d HITCHCOCK, Hta's Atty. au9g iA.iN
, 1861-08-20
CHANCERY NOTICE.-State ct

~ H1aots County q Cook. Aa-sapxsat ce3s
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