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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
COMPANY B.-CAsrtFyoN.

James Hope, Captain John Howe, LIST LIEUT. Enoch
Johnson, ID dol scrscants, @ Howard Asa Potter,
Francis VI Edgcrton John A freelovc, Rolu Ward. Cor
poras, George Eddy George Potter Edison II Fiarld
jas CHnon, benedict Leonard farkhurst, Vim Park
hurst, Hiram Bailey.
John Shaw, Wagner James Hart, Filter James II
Wilson, Drummer Henry King, Servant
PRty,rgs-Chares Bailey George Ballard, Alvin c Bal.
ley, George Ballard Hammond Rreckenred, Aansou bar.
her, Lewis l. Baeman Jeremiah Bolton, David Bower, Jas
Bromley, Francis Bush, Eben Butler, Robert Caldwell
frank Carrigan James H. Carrigan, Chauncy Dickinson
William Durham william, FLANDERS, Leonard Gibbs Warren
Clifford, John NJ Hail. VIM Harrington Silas Hart,
Gideon Hawkins, Michael Hines, Alonzo Hodges, Willard
Humphrey, Henry G Hunter, Fred Ingleston George
Johnson, Henry johnson, Frank Jordon Ed Knox Pat
Floyd, VIM Mahony, Albert Maranvle, John Mexican
John Miller WIN Miller, Charles Morrill,, Albert Park.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

We are permitted to publish extracts from
the following private letter to gentleman in
Northfcld 1t gives some incidents OF the en-
gagement at Great Bethel, which are of interest
to Nermonters
Newport's News Juno 10, 1851.
DEAR FRIEND KEMP When all was ready
kneeled down and invoked the aid, guidance
and blessing of God Still feeling that was
not quite prepared, stepped into my tent took
roll of bandagcs pair of scissors needle
aud thread, then bidding farewell to those who
were not able to 50 with us, formed in the
ranks
The battle-cry was " Boston g" We were to
attack it by storm on charged bayouots Three
Regiments of New York Xouayes from Fortress
Monroe were to attack the enemy in the rear at
the same time
On we march. A heavy firing commenced
at about half past three clock in the rear and
the Germans were fully engaged, as we then
thought, with the enemy, but it proved to be
otherwise. The New York K0uayes, true to
their orders, had marched to the spot, but by
some objectionable mistake OF the officers IN
command, or of the commander in-chef they
had not got the battle cry. The Germans went
forward with the shout /" Boston,, and not ret
ting a response opened fire in am instant all
was developed in smoke; the Zouayes threw
themselves on their faces on the ground. the
bullets and cannon balls passing over them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Notice.

hereby certify that have this day given my son, Leon
ard Y. Ladd his time during the remainder Of his mi
norty and shall claim none Of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
DANIEL p LApp witness. AARON LADn.
Aiddle,er, May 81, 1901. ss7fuS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Regimental Brass Band, Bennington.

Servants-R. G. Barber, Joseph Shamho, VIM Pierre
Daniel II. Field, Clarence Pitkin, George Bancroft.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Notice.

1HIS certines that have given my son, John q Smith
| his time during the remainder Of his minority, and
ha claim o. his earnings pay any debts d his
contracting after this date. MARY A. SMITH.
AsAHgL Nrg, u,,...
AsAnrL II NrE,
Berlin, June %, 1901. 2sIfw3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

hurst Leonard parkhurst, Robert Peino Jas Rice Horace
Ross, Jas Russell, Roin Russell Thos Russell Pat Ryan
John II sayery Josephus sheldon Henry Smith, Durham
epague AFRO sprague Taylor, Geo Taylor, Horace
Tower Lawrence Trainer, Griffith Williams, Henry Wood,
Lrastus Worthen, John Worthen b Patch VIM Mexican,
John StrCctta.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

NEXT OF KIN WANTED!
Hundreds of Millions Pounds SlerliRg
IN CHANCERY, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c, waiting
| claimants. Catalogue of the heirs and names Of
hose to whom letters should be addressed IN England
tll be sent poet free receipt II 90 cents In stamps
- two fr 81. Odd claims must be presented at once
differences A. X. I'M, Boston j. Durham, Chief
Of Poo,,a lyerhl Address
Wv. :. oRBEToN& co
f2SIwl Box $50, Post Office, Boston, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
COMPANY D-W.rsrnrnr

{ Dillingham;, Captain w W Henry, ls Lieut., G. {
Gregg, I'd DO Sergeants c Canning, John 7 Bass John
Il smith, Eldan A Iildon, NJ + Atkins. Corporals NJ
l. Strong, Nathan lluntley, Warren c Gliman, A.
ben Smth, r Sleeper, Alphonso Lesser, Frank inlcy,
Geo 6 terte
Franklin Carpenter, Drummer Robert lanonie, Fiior
Obadiah till, Wagner Servants thas Woodbury. To-
reno 5 E} ant, Orlo Bickord
PHy1Es.--Andrcw u Allen, Christopher Drown, VIII
ian Hroldncl, Darius II lcknel Orrn Bcchcy. Jr ,Chas
n 4llns, Geo W Colby, Michael Conway G. II Aubrey,
IRAN Camp, Truman bow, Richard Dodge Jas Diamond,
PatDrk FlaEcny, Geo " FamAam, =, hu Fuller, Francis
fmogau, John GowiuE, urrn Gilman, thas Gilman,
ituy Goodae, Geo VI Goodrich, Robert Hawkins jas o
Hopty Edmund Holden ifas Haffau, Andrew lill, Aaron
Hail. Henry Jones VIM kcly John Knapp. ram'l Lea
ter, Rufus Il Marsh, SAINT Mocy Edwin Murphy John
u Murray, Luther Merriam, Iiartwcii Moody, Jas IS Nich
os Carlos Prescott iefvey Parker lsaac Pratt, lloa
90 Plau Geo W Pony, Terence Eoddy, ANeuN Russell,
Marshall, Geo sopcr Dan'l * siickney G & Gupu,
thamcey smith, Geo smith, Edwin Turner, Orlando $
Turner q lhur.on, Chas lumor. JOHN lrycr,. Alex
Warden, Benz Wiley, John York T. N Lcatherland
rooiey, $ ehuuyo josiah Watson.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
E4add. Wehstcr s. Co.'S. Lock
stitch Sewing Machines.

The agency and ii light ofs:,le for these
excellent machines are now III the hands
Of Cooh, Stone 1 10. III Lake Street,
Chicago, who in Introducing so desira-
bl- a machine to the North-W cstern
public, merit the thanks Of the entire
community. No machine has eve
made its appearance in the Sewing Ma
chine market, which 50 fully merits the
appreciation and patronage, which meet
il every where. The workmanship dis
played in lis fnisll--thc simple, vet
scientific principles Of its worhing-its
great strength, and the absence Of fiic-
ton III its parasitic wide range Of its
capacity, sewing rs it will, the finest
muslin: or the heaviest leather, masking
the stitch alike on both sides. its case Of
management, and It's durability, render
it just the thing 50 long needed, yet SO
long sought for in vain. We fully com
mend it to ouy triends.-Chiengo Tri
Lnne. nl02w.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10


LET those Democrats and Southern
fympathizers who have a "fellow feel
ing wondrous kind,' for our Southern
refractory boys, and who allege that
the South have ~a.:pcrfcct right to find
fault because the Fugitive Slave law is
not carried out in the North, observe
~ the following telegraphic despatch Of
Dec. goth, with what ease the subjects
ct their tender sympathy..::can violate
and defeat the African Slave trade law
with impunity.
The Navy Department at 2 o'clock
received a dispatch from Lieut.. Jas. T,
Foster, eommaning the SLAYER Bonita
which was carried into Charleston
stating that his prisoner, the captain o,
the SLAYER, had been taken before .
State Judge by a writ Of habcas corpus
that the Judge rcmaudcd the prisoner
g his custody on the ground that hs
had no guards, and that on his way t.
the Bonita with his prisoner, he h.f
been taken by force from his custod,
BY = mob.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
Proceedings Of the Tlm1a COalsA-
~ Teachers Institute.

ToLEpo, Iowa, Dec...24th, 1860.
The Institute met in the Court House
and was organized by choosing John
Ramsdell, County ..Supt., President !:
John McLain, Vice President !; 5. s.
Dillman, Secretary; G. n. Dowd, Assis-
tant Secretary.
After the first day the sessions Of the
Institute were held il the basement
Of the Congregational Church.
Instruction was given in Reading,
photography, Writing, Mental and
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Theory and Practice Of Teaching,
by j. L. Eaos, OF Cedar Rapids.
The evening sessions were occupied
in discussions and Lectures. The fol
lowing topics were discussea: Cor
poral Punishment, Methods OF exciting
interest III Study, School Government,
&C., &c. Lectures were given BY Hon
!. Is. Grinncll, James l.. Eios, and
5. S. Dillman.
The following persons enrolled their
names rs teachers and members OF the
Institute:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
stand Firm.

In this.time Of national excitement
We believe it to be the duty of every
journal in our State, especially. Repuh-
leans journals, to record not merely
their own desires, but the opinion OF
the. masses in regard 70 the policy and
spirit which should actua,c our Repre-
| spnta,ivcs in Congress, and forward the
same to them in order that they may
know the present will Of their constit-
uents III every part Of their respective
districts.
Upon this point we are happy to rec
ord-after taking pains to ascertain
that the almost universal sentiment Of
the Republicans Of lama is,sthat Gu
Representatives mast stand firm, even il
the consequences demand that rebellion
be squclchod by force of arms. Much
as such consequences may. be regretted
il is far better than the sacratice Of a
single prin iple embodied in the Chica-
"
50 Platform.
The principles therein stated and
promulgated to the world, were not
| pictures Of the inauguration. vain
| dreams Of fancy, or the selfish policies
Of All hour, but the result Of mature de-
iibe rations, upon the past and present
condition Of our country, and of wise
conclusions based upon philanthrophv,
humanity and justice as to its present
and future policy. That We shall not
forsake these principles now when they
are put to the test, Tin the trying hour
is the universal verdict Of Republicans
| We arc glad 10 add also that the ma
iority Of the Democracy about us, d.
not justify the Southern States III their
extreme measures, and unite with us
saying that it is now Necessary that
force be employed to qucll them. We
are also pleased to learn that our Rep
re~scntatives thus far have stood firm
This il satisfactory intelligence to or
people who say We have nothing TO
compromise, but everything to gain by
standing firm. Let the watchwor1
then be "S:and Firm" and q united
constituency will say, amen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

In 1860, when Georgia threatened to
seceae, Henry Clay said, in his place
in the Scnate.
"Now, Mr.. President, l stand here
in my place, meaning to be nnawed by
any threats, whether they como from
individuals or from States. should
deplore rs much rs any man, living or
dead, that arms should be raised
against the authority Of the Union,
either by individuals or by States
But after all that has occurred, if any
one State, choose to place themselves
in military array against the govern
ment Of the Union, 7 an for trying IT,
strength Of he government. | am for
ascertaining whether vi have \ GOV
eminent or not-practical, efficient,
capable Of maintaining its authority,
and Of upholding the powers and in
tcrests which belong to \ government.
Nor, sir, am ! to be alarmed or dis
snadcd from any such course by init
nations Of the splitting Of blood. II
btood Is % Be spit, ly achose J1uA IS It?
Upon the supposition, | maintain it will
be the fault Of those who choose to
raise the standard Of disunion and Ell.
deayor to PROSTATE this government !;
and, sir, when that is done, SO long rs
it pleases God to give me n voice to
express my sentiments, or IN arm, weak
and enfecblcd rs il may be by age, that
voice and that arm will be on the side
Of my country for the support Of the
general authority, and for the main
tenance Of the powers OF this Union"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
C00k, stone & CO.,
Agents for Ka.ih-l::estcra States.
ia LAKE srrrer, mp ssairs) CsseAes.
Toledo, lows, Jan, 1861, ss-ntn-ly.
Original Notice, No. 8.
.isto Of Iowa. lama County =. 3.

Siato Of Iowa. Tama County. I. 3.
10 Emanuel Deter and John Parsley,
S.ls: You arc hc,.hy notified TINT thcr9is
now on file in the office Of the CLERK II tho
District Court in Tnma County y Petition of
l.. :. Snyder, claiming of yon the foreclosure
Of a mortgage therein described aud that un-
lcsa you appear thereto aud defend On Or be-
fore the first day Of The next Term Of said.
curt ,e-wit: the 18th day Of February A. b..
ISL, Default will be entered sgainst vow and
jnt g.nent rendered. thereon.
Dated this 9Th day DC Jannsry A.. D.. lsSl.
Isaac l.. Allen,
Tolesio. nl0-fw. ATTY for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
OriKinal Notice, No. =.

Ori6lnal Notice, No. =.
s.ate Of Iowa, Tamn County, !, s
Prssootts, Sleeper & ChasN \
VS..
LAURA A. WadlpY and Luz
cy Ann MARSHALL
shah.
lsN and each Of You are Hereby notiaeA
that there is now On Ale in tho office of 80
CLERK Of the district Court Of tho State ar
Iowa within and for said County Of Tama. :
Petition Of prcscotts, Sleeper and OAsse,
claiming Of you the sum Of three hundred Dali
lars NJ Money due them on ! pronissery Note,
and TINT said petition also asks that ! writ Nat
tachment issNe against The Goods Chattsla
and property, Of you tho said Lucy Ann, Mar.
shall not exempt from execution and that m.
less you appear thereto and defend on az 49,
fore the first Day Of tho ne1t Term Of said
Cburt 10 be held 10 said county to-wit: The
18th day Of February 4, D. 1861, Default viii
be entered ngainat yaA and Judgment rsa-
dcred thereon.
Isaao /. Allen,
Attorney Tor PlsintiGe,
Dated Jan, Fth A, D. 1851, al0Av,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
IKu1ra!p for Gen. wool!

Troy, n. Y, Dec. 3l.-The Troy
Daily Times this afternoon contains
two letters from Gen. Wool in favor ot
the Union, in favor Of sustaining Major
Anderson in his position at Fort Stump.
ter, and earnestly urging that a firm
ground be adopted to pnt down rebel
lion. lie declares that if Fort Snmptcr
be surrendered to the Seccssionists, in
twenty days 100000 me- will be il
readiness to take vengeance on all who
would betray the Union into the hands
OF its enemies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

Brainerd and II. G.. Eckerman each
s teams, three others each . terms, ono
6, two s., ono 4, eleven 3, five ,, twelve
|, and twenty-onc who have never
taught. or this latter number probaI
bly, about ono half never intend 70
teach. The Institute gave tolcrable
satisfaction, and it is 10 bc hoped viii
be improved upon another year.
IEp.]
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
nrlEsnni Notice. M. n

TO William NJ. Hnniap. You arc hereby
notified that there is now On file IN tke nn;c.
OF the Clerk Of tho District Court Of sTa1na
County, in the State Of Iowa, a petition OF
Fanny 4. Dunlap, claiming Of you i Divorce.
Now unless yon appear thereto md defend be
fore neon Of the second day Of the next tesq4
oftlc said Court to BE- hcllin said caUn.r,,an III
Eleventh day Of February A. p lfGI, Defaul&
will be entered against yaN and jndgsmsnt
rende, ed thereon,
william II. Stivers,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Toledo Iowa, v3.n lO-4w-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

gI;" x correspondents Of ,h~ Eufialy
Express, writing FROM St. Iosep!,, Mo,
says. "Nrarly one Hundred slaves
were sent South from this cnai1ty las:
week. There are MT f,nr hundred re-
manning. One year ago there sixteen
hundred slaves here
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1861.

ucssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, arc our on
N authorized Agents in the City OF Chicago
il.., Ia procure advertisements and Sub
hcliptioRs.
fnN- Mcssrs Horace A. Shaw. & Co. s, Park
Enw. lIs Nassau ST.. New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
Isoture subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

Are We prepared for the approaching
t,isis? We say the approaching Cri-
us, for we arc constrained to believe
that the present excitement has not yet
eliminated III the real Crisis. The pres
cnt prospect Of affairs, with but a
wight allowance, are that it will be nee.
~xsary to resort to arms in order to
,.Ach the little h~ot-healed, o~bstrepu!ous
dandy. South Carolina and her BOBBY
satellites, that follow in her wake, the
1ilixl duty and affection which they "
the parent which has nurscd them in all
their DAYS Of infantile weakness until
The present time. That they are enable
to raise a buster III the family, by be-
ing contrary ana stubborn, no II
doubts. They may also be strong
enough to sho 4 little fight, aud make
it necessary for us to be active as well
s. firm.
South Carolina still persists in her
reasonable course. She is sustained IN
a great measure BY the cotton States !:
she has enleayored to collect the rcven-
TIC at her ports; She has taken and for
tilted TT. Moultric: she has besicgcd
1t. Sumptcr at which Major Anderson
and his men arc situated, and obstruct-
cl the channel pas.in. near the Island
upon which the latter Fort is situated,
~ removing buoys and sinking M old
vessel, intending thereby to cut off all
supplies 70 the Fort she has passed IN
ordinance to raise 100000 to arm and.
defend the State ; rumor has it, she has
been offered 10000 troops from Geor-
GA. In the mean time Secretary Floyd
has resigned because the President
would not compel Major Anderson to
return with his men, to 1T. Moultrie.--
Secretaries Thompson and Thomas are
constantly intcrcedihg fortlie secession
ists, SO much so that the old p. T. is at
last getting 4 little sick Of their icon
slant opportunities !" the resignation Of
Gen. Cass has somewhat effected the
old Judge Of Bourbon in behalf Of the
North, and Gen. Scott has advised
~blockading the Port Of Charleston. All
these things taken into considerations,
we believe il is necessary, and now has
become probable that We shall be oblig-
I'd to give South Carolina such a spank
iny that it shall smart in the next cen
tnary. 4 few Of us may get our fingers
hurt, yet it must be done. Are We
ready to do it, firmly. calmly, thorough
y and yet athfectionately ? YES affection
atelv for such should be the corrective
used by all parents toward their rcfrac-
tory children. Let us get ready then,
for there is no longer any use Of delay.
We have ! duty to do. Let us perform
il, no matter how pleasant or unpleas-
mt it may be.
That the State Of Iowa may be called
npon to furnish n company or regi-
'nent to perform this duty, either immc-
d'ately or under Old Abe, is quite pos
f'ble. 4 few from Tama should help
swell that number.
Oh, how We would like toprint, upon
their return, the story Of their patr. otto
adventures.
Get ready then, for a few Of You may
find employment in that direction, pro-
siding you press your claims, early and
hard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
Notice.

Of August. A. d 1860, | executed 4 promisso-
nv Note to ono Vim. Penn Clark for the sum
Of twenty-five dollars payable ono day after
date with ten per cent interest, That the same
will no. be paii, for tho same was given with
out consideration.
THOMAS BARLOW.
Jan 10th, 1861, plows
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

Ea5- We learn that there Is some
probability Of Gov. kirkvood Governing
the Legislature Of the State. The pres
ent excitement Of the country will, no
doubt be the cattse assigned.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

The AonrnrcH says that every vacant
room in Council Bluffs has been cou-
yerted into ! pork house,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

eY For a number of days past,
gold has been arriving at N. Y. City
atsthe rate Of 4 million dollars q day.
This will prove . good cure for the
panic
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
W7
ID.

MYERS-NIcKERSnN.-Gn tic o3d Of
Zee, at the horse Of the Brides Father, by
Few. T.. s. Edwards. M. John Myers Of
Crystal Township, TO Frances Z. Sickeison Of
Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10

II the o
Quarter ending DC.
n Mrs LIZA IIanck
Lynch Horne 2
rs + Hanna
David Heath
Daniel lial!ron
Grin Harris
Samuel King
Miss Josephine
kcfauss
John & Miller
NJ NJ Mygat. 2
Mrs Mary Mercer
Henry Mass
Nelson L Miller
. Reuben Miller
Dencilla Miles
~
j nj Mckunn
Charles K Miller
Persis Morton
!, Hiram Pue
Andrew Rudolph 2
Mass Rouse ( Clark
Albert Smith
q Il Slaid
J II Sloan
David Stevcnes
Miss Cynthia Smith
, Stephen Sandcrtin
J Z Tracy
james Trowbridgc
aDaniel Thaycr
T. Whitman
VIM Wcckcs
Samuel Walker
Salalnan Wells
for the above letters
MSDN, p. NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-10
| am res ectifnlly your obt servant.
Llens WIN 4. MAUnSt

The Filter of .h9 crH'-rii. wAT.rf.As 4
u REtiNCTDR. sata. 90 Is fla se seen testimony
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~ fed could never have been obtained, In /
n not the instrument fully realized the rep
re.cnia' ions Of ,le makers resi- ccting IL;
these testimonials are from clergymen and
persons Of high moral worth and integrity
Il in the community. well known 10 oar read
- ers.anda are Of The most iattcring character
= HENRY WARD BEECH Err ofthc
Y New York lnlrrcndcnt-Gov. 4. u
& CURTIN. Of Penn. - HORACE
8 GREEDY, N. Y. Tribune. - Hon.
I HENRY J. RAYMOND N. Y.
" TimeS.-HORhCE II. DAY. In
Q dia Rubber Patcntee.-Hon. JOHN
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"A PRISON, Chef Engineer Of N. Y.
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