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FROM wASHlNGrON-THE PEACE CONGRESS
RESULT REACHED

WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-The Peace Congress had
brief session tonight The subject is as widely open as
ever.
Il is believed the Franklin substitute has been voted
down, and Is understood that the Crtenden IrOpos
ti0ns viii be proposed tomorrow.
In the House to-day the Critteuden resolutions we're
not regularly up, but were referred to in debate likely
% be voted on Lo-morrow.
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NtLrN.AE FEB. 36-Four du Howard Street and ohio
g. &c. Whr. Com has declining endelcy-MNed IS 5S
cr1r Yellow a-gto oeats Provision duh nd unchanged cor
Zee l-n At b cents whisky higher a. go cen 5.
N.e Yagv FEB 96-Co.ton quetssss OF geo bales Flour
ls' and gre tu-et Wheat steady Corn awer-dNed 6fH
L5f- cel New Choice and VII Iflg11
visions ANY. WHISKY arm Sugar u-Nu,c lvado 4F5+ c
q firm no l'' S cents New Moasses $3.50
RCsn t'f3 Isl, and steady Tu peutne soar
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NOTICE.
TEIHE FIRM or PULEIAEf e. BELTS havlngtht

UJHE FIRM or PULLIAH & BELTS having thb
day ceased WILLIAM H. Belts Will continuen the Negro
Auction Business, and las taken into COpar,nershp with
him J. GREGORY hey viii conllci the buslness under TIC
drm Of BELTS GREGORY o. Nelr sales Room Frankit
street wah Street and abost square beos
o. Pula Bets, and respectfully solicit
tnu2nce oft patronage which literally extended W
Il. while On the arm Of Pu Has Belts.
obtaae The services o. NJ BUsHROD ". EL1OEK
CLERK who Interest IN the business. VIM II. BErTs,
Z. J. GREGORY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

An IuosA>r TRUE-raere seems to be an evident
--oss on tee patof capitalists i'm the Cotton States
.-l especially Georgia, 90 compete With Manchester,
E I'D. -r1rIy OF cotton varis 90 Europe and South
and ue sl a,t lGoa 70 he ac- now i'm ord .t
H,a.s of Richmond may take INTO consideration
-.-y Increasing our trade With Brazil by lttra e
...-.r. Virginia railroad, tle yarns spun il North
..---.. vs.. have already au t2 -s.ys d.rsC trade
.. e.. ana regular hue 0t packets Why should our
...t..o. --.Dlr. themselves Coz secure. possible.
....... ..r.r.. OF CHS new trade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

,co>rs,,-We are graufed 90 say that The au-
100. 10 Gle galleries at the Convention yesterday, so
-ysl .1, rule. Of the body as 20 ref ain from any
,..-,.or. of applause whilst Mr. Goote, OF Bedford,
Sliding li, speech They did nos, Of coUr,.,
WINS. ST. G1-cu wss addressing che Couyyu-
s-I.. speech was OF d diii rem, style, being rather
.-.ss vi.l r5e views of che Sccessiouis-s, but we
-s lent chat hai it been otherwise, che audience
'fs.r have maintained the decorum which none but
.,-.. t1.rH,.e,s would ever tu.uk OF violating. A.
-rs t.g. uoa shown that they can behave them
.-.. taev .-y. We hope chat iu future they sill
mime and thereby relieve the venerable Prt,i
..lls Convention trou che execution Of disagree
...s duty
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TEVHF R1CENCND EXAMINER VII be pub shed DAILY by
DANIEL HON. from their Once No l-' Governor street,
and after t-e 2fh of February 1851 10 shall contain he
hy mail and telegraph The subscription price will be
fT.s heH @ the houses subscribers 10 also be
obtained m 'ers at two ce peg s.1ge number, or Twelve
hslf ths week Persons desiring receive t by mail
can by o-r u letter directed The Examiner Oce,
R-huoni vrE ia, containing their afires a-d SIX liars
The SeuEe ky g-d Wces7 Examiner viii be publ she'd as
hroreth frs, Tor FOUR me second Tor two dollars invariably
% advance.
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STAUNTON
B0O1. SHOE AND LEATHER FACTORY.

HIs Company Is prepared ill orders for Mems Womens
aud girls boots and brogsns Of every variety from the
slipper Congress CATER ard Oxford Tie
o the heaviest boot and brogan
Southern Factory, built by Southern Capital With the
most approved mscDery worked by steam work
men as In the United States furnish good
price, any Factory the Union Let southern
sustain Southern Manufactures.
All promptly aed and all work warranted TO be such
ordered. Address, WIN II. CAREER,
dels-dGctf Superintendent.
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ROBERT j. DENNY.
neaIrr I'm HnrdAHare, CutlerY, TOOLS, &c,

ROBERT j. DEN y Y,
Dealer la Hard ware, cutlery, Tools, &C.,
BUILDERS. tfdHFINISTS. d HOUSEEEEPERSi
Nc 2NE trHvE Banks.
4 HAyE in st0-e re largest and most com SzszA
I 1I.t. stock % English German al1 American ~IlSyzS
Hardware have ever had The pleasure 90 Of
--.re.rlt .a.te au gu fC examine Eca2Astsa
same before purchasing --vhgre My goods are fresh, znd
htria purchased esVyy 'cr cash. am prepared 70 u
o. t..r rH.r OBJ lowest terms.
d. FarsI M fwpiosa- nts suuuerste Hoes, HAndPioWs
gt-vs sr.e. Flrsts Rsu syh-s suals Axes and Chains
r.-.tr.. 5-.f GA UEStNI TOOLS 90 an kinds.
On House furnishing Goods my stock Is also very
sorsg. Tea Tray, and Walters single and ia sets;
J.s- T Sets Il1-W.ra. s-cc--f.r Tea and Preserving
gs- C.e- Fe Ivory Hsrie Knives ln toz and u seis)
Doubt. plated F.s and Spoons, Brushes BAR and Feather Dust
r.r. Brackets. N.ts. I-r.rs. Cooking Utensils, &C, &C
A1fl1 fsuiidius Materials, particularly am constantly
r-eu.re comp s-ucSyiE Locks o every DE-
5.t e. Ia Screws and Brass Rail- shesyes Screw,
IearI Axle Pr sash ga e-rv W-euche Cut ard Wrought
sails Spikes aud AIT other articles Tor building purposes 20
yettgr With fools OF ON Ert1.
ROBERT J. DENNY,
ana Dos 'faln STREE. above the Bank
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

TgyE this Institution viii the lst Of
October $3.50, and VIII terminate the 30th June, 1861
Tie Principal Will he aided, heretofore by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall % live satisfaction
Tie Boarding. Department will " the Of Mr.
Dupuy ss7sted by MIS- Mary oasses formerly sa
van- alone will reside In the Semnsry with the young
ad ans viii exercise Parental and control those
committed % their charge
TH success this effort 70 establish IN the city
u Richmond Seminary the drst class has encouraged
~ Principal 90 provide ample accommodations for the next
session Tle buildings being enlarged, and Important
notifications v be made IN them which win add greatly TO their
convenience and comfort The LODGING large sud well
vent sfe1 than om four boGrdes will
py The Recitation Rooms win he well arranged for the
accou a5daton ofthg pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS
Board. 1900 90
washing and lyhts 80 %
Tuition "a the Preparatory Deparr emit 80 90
ln ordinary English branches 90 90
a. no advanced do do ...................... 80 90
do Ia Modern and Ancient Languages, each 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and Gutar) Tor one
Lesson OF ore h1c-pgr 40 OJ
Y0r hour each per week 50 OJ
Csc Of Plano 1900. 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Drawing ga CrayUn- 81 w
Painting % Waer coors. 80 90
Ptn'9s NJ on n Il. ., Oct $50 and the remainder on
he 18Th % Feb'y, L-Ol
Reference is made 20 Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge any OF the
former patrons ~ the school
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed lnorma
tor obtained auy bookstore In the city by spphcS
AN DUPUY.
ivll Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

MULE LOST During the Wednesday evening last
M brok, open stable door, ION Fourth street
Frann and turned two mules out Ore
mules mare, bay color Hight built and young, has not
returned.
suitable reward will be paid by returning the mule TO
jaqs-tf sELDEN MILLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

ts1 evidence % s h o. people, may be stated that
tes. ems % eistt .-eui.1g -g0 bushels % gran AID
4.J ss-.es % d-ur were forwarded gse DE re il-, year
PRICES AID TERMS or PAYMENT
che sss oiess lands vary t5n SOTO 5psr acre, according
O. -,r Quality A. F-st class farming lands sell Tor about
O.. Co t per acre. and relative expense % ssbtu--g prairie
land 81, compared - On wood lard l ths ratio % Co l'in favor
.fls former TIE terms 5fale e he bulk o. these lands viii b
ONE YEARS INTEREST Is ADVANCE
per au1u a-d ty Interest notes Al sy per cent
payable r,tsycl,sy On one to, hre four Eve sni six years
f st. o. sale and f0r principal payable 10 Our
-. r ana o date % sale the contract spula
@ - lsteh Of enc tact purchased shall be f-ncet and cub
t "a Oh and every year r Eve year. from 'he date Of sale
iat the cad u ave yss Oueha shall be fenced md ander
c-.t7atCu.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
m uauon fa Ash except should be At SIX dollars
pr acre When che cash price vln be ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands son. climate productions,
prices, Of payment can be had on Application TO
J. W. POSTER
Land Commissioner Elinois CsHtrai Rli.ro'id,
Chicago, ullnals.
Tor nAne Of The Towns Villages aud Cities situated uPoa The
LIMOS Central Railroad see pages is' i' 100 APPs'ns Ra
s.v GBis. jait- dcAs3m
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EDuCArrON.
DTCHnOND FEMALE INsTIrUTE.-

IICHUOND FEMALE aNSTIr
hall Of The present session begins February S ara on ~
last Of Juac
Toe commencement Of tern presents most favorable
opportunity for tie al Ulssion Of new pupils.
though cur already cWhat fuller hsn usual, The
Of readily enables US TO receive su
larger number.
Wehae SIXTEEN Teachers ability and experience nesry
Of large aud comfortable recitation rooms and
ample grounds for exercise.
Our ARDING facilities also excellent Our course Is extern
Preparatory course which special attention Ia gven and In
GLIDING the higher English the Langua Music ana the orha
mental branches.
tFOR HALF SESSION. PAYABiT N ADVANCE
English In preparatory department.. 80
Eugsh in Collegiate department. 70
French, other Languages ~
Mu.!c the Piano 70
Boar, including everything "
For other particulars for Catalogues apply 10
fsi6 "a CHAs II. WINSTON, President
OLD DOrINION INsTIrUTF.--oo CORNER OF
School SG6i will the 18th Of Feb
rusry and end the seth Of June next ensulog.
FRANCIS BOG8S has been added TO the Board OF
Instruction will with bis family reside In the Institute build
CASE superntnd nee WIN will aided by competent assist
gentleman has been employed take charge Of the class
ALGEBRA, and others I'll be to teach other specific studies;
female teacher will be employed The LECTURES on
true also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE GARY LECTURES
The sEPARN TORY DEPARTMENT FOR very small girls will
ce~c 'he spec7l Of the Pi1cipal Of the school
Tie ROAFDI DEPARTMENT will be literally and carefully
conducted every comfort facility will be Afforded TO young
lad les boarding 10 the family
Labor expense will be spared make the School equal to
any IN the land for the education Of females
ES- For further information, address -
Richmond, January, 1861 ja2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

PROCEEDINGS Or OONGRESs

T. EsDAy, Feb, 2Gth.-SESArx.- bills establishing
Territorial governments for Colorado Nevada and DacO-
tan passed
TIE House amendments to the Post route bin were
conourred in and the bill passed
The Army bill was taken up and discussed at length
The Senates amendments TO the Consular and Diplo-
matte bill were reeeded from and the bill passed.
HoUsE-Stantons Force bill was postponed, BY a
vote Of 100 to a. till Thursday thus bringing it within
the rule established by the President sign any bill
passed within three days before the adjournment. This
is considered equivalent to its defeat
The report OF the Committee of Thrtv-hree wss taken
up and discussed. The day spent in "fbusteri0g"
vote vii probably be taken tomorrow The Critten-
den compromise has been rendered as a substitute aud
there is some hope thatit will bc adopted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

INOR RENT.-The two three-story Brick Tenenents a
Grace between 25ih and 10Th Streets (Church HID "a
occupied BY Mess VIM Taylor and Frank Potts The
houses nearly new, have and water and all the
houses Possession Of Of them be had the LIST Peb
rGary. and the other on the 18th March,
Apply to @. J. sINToE,
ials-N 4 Mali Street
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

NgRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, At
w Church. lh street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday in October. She will receive few small
boyg Terms $50 per session OF 3 months jylS q
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INOR RENT.-The eligible and commodious Store -
Main three doors above Eighth. Apply the la
premises. Jan. %
ENOR SALR.-A Fine Young New Foundand Dog. 80.
L Apply to M
fe5-u JAS p DUNAL. u "
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NOTICE.

CAPTAINS Volunteer Companies throughout the State
are respectfully informed that the Commissioners appointed
by for the purpose obtaining accouemens have made
contracts items they delivered at this
pest they Issued Immediately according 70 priority OF date
Of orders CHARLES DlMMOCh,
Captain and superintendent Armory.
RIehmond Va 1851. jalO-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

,. u.sts-best three in hye-purse $3.50.
- caused much speculation among the know
III ths turf, the horses for the most part, young
p, '.,' -s 10 the course. For the want Of time
4. 10 II ,iye the following
l-'' 5-T. At. W Dosweus C. b. Ex-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

.Yesier,ay, the resolutions Oasred,
f so By Mr.. Moore, we're aiken up and MI.
BEDFORD being entitled ,a The 02 T.o '0 %
NJ rsply 20 'oc -, gcor aud addressed the Conven-
s,cga men L,nr of adjournment He advocated a
s,s anm 1S - BORDER states Of the South. As the
oae'S, ~ 5,vs session occupied by the delegates
shoe o. @ i; tbs expression Of their views upon the
ron beS y,ri, no slIusion made 20 the Intern
,, S, (, in h ely, on Monday =, nigh, nor
made e Ss ' s 5S sio o,o Se sspsd ds a
plicm o' a. stanton We hope that upon reflection
q % 'lLS1 Of the Convention who may be dis
ss ns,s. he consideration Of thes, subjects will
gOed 70 whist ignoring the demonstration against
i1roesE ,bers Monday night as an affair utterly
o1e o. ~ If tbsr notice will a'>o resolve to allow Mr.
49, resolution to remain upon the taole-tor the
80, At an events.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

C,HILIDREN'S GuGS.-A beautiful variety % Chill
- dreu's Carr.ta.- just received and 'Hr sale 10y
THOMAS A. nULKLEY Co,
fe-E l55, Msin street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

R,.ss-We copy the following report Of the
IT. q T. W. DosWelIs b. M. Fanny Wash
' /
as''e g5nireu's b. b. Red Eagle -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27
PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.

rsyO PUYSICTANS AND STUDENTS.-An new
an rare remedies Including Propylamn ana It's com
pounds Subcarbonat Tannae Nalersnae and subnfae OF
Bis nuth.
All compounds OF Iron such as honsels preparation
Pravez non Solution OF Pernrate Prot nitrate Iron Alum
yp saper phosphate PyophopHate OF Iron, Cat- Of
Iron and rychn &C. Oxaste Of C-rum Phosphate OF and
PotassA All the compounds Of MoTta, Qunia, CADMIUM
iodine. sodium, Potas stun Nickel, Sc, &c
The Hypo ph1sphaes 10 form Of comhnaton and every
thing else 10 The Pharmaceutical line All Of which will take pleas
ure IN showing Ply can aud Medical students ard OF gng
al information about In person, or by letter. TO 9ess Al us
tanra JOSEPH LAlDLEN,
Chemist Sign Of the Red Mortar
Ni8 5ih and Main Streets Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

~ YEAST POWDERS. W. GAR
49, LICK Richmond Va, manufactures "semples lnia-
it HAas Powder" Hs he only factory Of the Kind IN the
souri, aadhe prepared 7 -r- A he entire ade on AS reason
able Northern semprs Powder IS Nir-
sria preparation approved hy al. who used hotoH4 way
F.- sale by Druggists and e. ocers gene Ally. 'e1 ~
- DIR ,. W. GARLIC k.-DEAR
80 sls-Itav- f1-soras months ased In my family Sem
BIS l,,y celebrated Baking drr~ aud take pleas
u-e n recommending chem 90 a families rs he very best article
rhav- e f1- king -r sweet bread. There
90 excuse Tor bah bread S-iupr'S Powders used
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LgNsItgS.
p.t.-.b.--. Va rrlv sItf. 1900 fel-U
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j. THOMPSON BROWN,


practIee In the Courts the cities Of Richmond and
w ersburg and the counties Of Henrco and Chesterfield
Once In Beyins Block 18th street. state O. H. au2I
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COLTS REVOLVING FIRE ARMS.

COLTS recently Improved REyOLvERs, manufactured from
- silver spring steel Of extraordinary strength and elastic
itY. l.
COLTS Rifles and Carblnes Pistol Cases Belts &C. Just Feceiv
I'd and for sale low, by WILLIAMS EiLlO'I,
Importers Of Hardware Cutie y, Guns, &c,
ia95 FNS y, Main St.
MING I'm, ruScNNinn rTOL = AEs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
WAR NEWS.

Gov. Kirkwood has issued a procla.
nation calling upon the people of Iowa
to fiji up the quota Of troops demanded
of our State. He SAYS:
"Six regiments of infantry and two
of cavalry, composed Of your friends,
neighhors, and your relatives, are now
in the field. Three more regiments OF
infantry and one of cavalry, composed
Of the same precious materials, are now
in camp, nearly organized and eager to
ioin their brothers in arms, who have
preceded them: and still four more regi-
ments are required. -
Gen. Hnrlbut, commander Of the
Federal forces III Northern Missouri is
reported common drunkard.
The reported encounter between
Montgomery and Rains in South West
Missouri IS denied.
Five additional regiments arrived At
Cairo on tho 9th. Among them was
the Iowa 7th. This makes our force
there now very strong.
Government will shortly put afoa
two more expeditions, destined to lane
upon the cost Of rebel states.
Col. John Fitzroy de Courcy, ar
English officer Of much distinction, who
commanded Turkish regiment during
the Crimcan war, has rendered his ser
vices to government and his offer beer
accepted.
Colonel Hoffman has resigned the
Colonelcy Of the sth regiment OF Iowa
Tho Gunboat Connestogo disabled
the rebel boat Yankee, near Columbu
Ky., on the 10th she would have beer
captu, ed had it not been for the bat
teries on shore. Seven rebel guns OF
the land were silenced. Gen. Polk
army at that place is reported full,
$4,000 strong.
L
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas, On the 9th day Of September. A..
D., 1861, IN order was made by the Probate
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, that the follew-
ing property, belonging to the Estate Of Jesse
Yskkom, deceased, be sold to satisfy certain
aims against said estate; notice 10 there
fore hereby given that, on the Sd day Of o.
tober, A. D., 1861, At the late residence Of tho
deceased, III Salt Greek Tp. in said county,
between the hours Of 3 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock r. n, of said day, will offer for sale
tothe highest bidder, tho following personal
property to-wit:
One yoke Of Oxen,
Four two year old Steers,
Five Cows and four Calves,
Nine Yearlings,
Three Calves,
Ten Hogs,
Undivided I Of Is acres Of Wheat,
Ono year old Steer.
Terms 81 Sale.-On al sums under fve dol
lars. Cash down; on all sums Of five dollars
or over. 10 per cent down, and credit Of st1
mon tbs on the balance at ten per cent In tor
ct. .
A. J. STEWART,
Administrator Of the Estate 0fJDsse
Yokkom, Deoeassd
Dated Sept. 10Th, 1861. vs,s4s-4-w
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
family gonn 9npa gies 5heraare aginltnn and Nws.


it is added that some Of them were
worn out completely by the march from
trenton. Some Quarterinaster cr shoe
contractor needs hanging-that's sure.
The soldiers have no knapsacks, and
what is still worse, on march they
have no canteen. On the march dur.
ing the hot days last week from iron.
ton, the poor fellows suffered terribly
for the want Of water. Wien the
march to Benton was spoken cf, some
Of the boys told Col. Laaman .hay
could not stand it without carteens.-
"But," said the Colonel, eff the eremy
were there to fight, would you remain
behind?" "No" was the universal re-
sponse; swell go as we re-" Til, .
day or two since not quarter Of the
men have had tents. Since coming here
one O. the regiments has received new
ones and given their old 70 this regiment
and by crowding them now all hive
shelter. ColLauman does the duty OF
Lieut.. Col. and and Major which
officers have not yet been elected. OF
course he must be st his post all the
time. Only ten wagons a:e attached
to the regiment, ard the mules for
these are not shod. Whoever visits
this regiment and sees their des',tu:,on,
must be sincerly sorry for them; and
yet We arc assured that no regiment
in the column murmurs less. They
are as happy as larks, and wait in good
cheerful hope for the s'good time COM
ing" when all their wants VII. sc p.oyi-
ded for. They enlisted to fight for their
country, and they are determined to
make no wrv faces at their discomforts.
We sincerely hope they will receive
prompt and efficient attention from the
proper department, for nobler set Of
fellows than tho Iowa Seventh don't
serve under the ssstars and stripes =
With all th- others here, they are only
'sspoiling for fight. p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

how long, ho. how long, before
salvation comes! When they see that
dear old flag, and hear once more the
strains of the Star Spangled Banner,
such shout Of joy will 60 up from the
hills and valleys Of East Tennessee as
the world has seldom, if ever heard /;
aud those Of you will 60 with that flag
to defend it, will meet with such a
welcome as seldom falls to the lot Of
membrane and patriotic men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

The U. S. Government Las paid over
to the State Government ofnew Nir
gi;.ia al ,Oco, due under the land distri-
button act.
The Democratic candidates for Gov
Lieutenant Covcrnor,a and State
Treasurer Of Vermont, have declined
being candidates.
The prospect for crops in Kansas y
encouraging. There seems to be great
abundance.
American farmers have already reed
something like thirty millions ofdollars
from England for breadstutfs this year
New Y oRK News PAPERs.-The Day
Book has been discontinued; the Neics
is rasping for breath the Journal q
commerce has changed hands; the
E'reeuun's Journal has changed ITS
name and contracted its dimensions;
the Tines has reduced the size OF its
sheet and report says the 1r'tu'ae y
about to do the same
MANY who would not for. the world
utter falsehood, are yet eternally
scheming to produce false impressions
on the minds Of others respecting facts,
characters and opinions.
Beauties generally die old maids.
They set such value on themselves
that they don't find purchaser until
the market is closed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
IsT RAY J0fItl.

Taken up by Braadock Dickerson living y
Oneida Township, Tama Co. Iowa. on the =
day Of Nay 1861; small dark bay mars
with 4 white strip n her forehead =
small white strip over her left nostril, heavy
mane and tail, knee sprung, lame In her LETT
four leg, shod before, left hind feot whits
nigh hip pshrnnken little. The letter A, bran.
ded on her left shoulder. Supposed 70 b 9
years old: appraised At thirty dollars.
Proceedings had before q. G.: Mason, J. r
A true copy in, substance.
Toledo, July 1st 1861. va .35-Sm
DAVID D. APPELGATE.
CLERK