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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION OF OHIO.

This body met q. Columbus on the 1.b, and sfsr or
giniza.ion proceeded at to the despatch Of bust
ness. TIE Convention very largely sttended-eve
ry County being represented. A uuioh upon State
ticket With the republicans, wac refused, full tick
ct placed in the fei end the following resoutiono
adopted:
The Democracy sud other Upion mer of Ohio, in Con
venion assembled, adopt aud declare the following re-
solution, as the basis upon which they appeal all pal.
rotc union and liberty loving citizens, TO unite and
rally In support Of the ticket this day presented.
l. Resolved, That the civil var BY which our country
Ia at present distract d is the natural csprng Of mis-
guided sectionalsm engendered by fanatcsl agitation
North well South, and the Democratic party have
equally opposed the extremists OF both scctons, and
having at all times z,aously commended for the Admins
traton OF the General Government within its OoIsttu
tona limits that party ia 10 no way responsible for The
caami les ths have resulted from departure from ia
doctrines aud dregad Of its warning AID advice.
9 TIA, in this national emery ncy the Democracy and
t,er Union men Of Ohio, banishing ell feeling of pas
zion or resentment will recoect only their duty the
whole country that this should be waged in
qiest subugaton nor for the purpose Of overthrow
ing or interfering with the rights or established irstitu
tons Of the States bu. TO defend ard maintain the
premacy OF the Constitution, and 10 preserve the Union
with all the dignity equality and rights Of the svers
States unmpared and that Is soon as these objects are
accomplished, the war ought 70 cease.
o. That while We deem il the duty Of every citizen ID
support and sustain the government constiuonsy id
mnisteled We recommend that the Legislatures Of the
several States adopt the proper measures for calling
national convention for the purpose Of settling pres
ent dicultes and restoring and preserving the Union
4. That the corruption extravagance, incoupetency
aud avoritism shown 10 the administrations Of the
departments Of the State and Federal government de
serve aud receive our unqualified condemnation, ant
ought to be Immediately corrected and reformed.
Thatt h. ali ar ,rh tha llnfth
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ALL FOR THE COUNTRY.

7oAs Editor of the Wing:
The old 6s.h regiment Of Virgins militia contained
according to the return Of tbs Adatsnt made out
months ago. four hundred and seventy 1--WE 75 persons
sntsct to military duty This regiment comprises the
county Of James City, the town Of Williamsburg and the
upper portion Of the county Of York.
Under recent proclamation Of the Governor, the
militia Of this regiment elsewhere, mustered and
Only twenysevsn could be found The rest are vo'un
teers In service
gpKWAgER
Am 1eal
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The edct for the arrest Of the Hon. G. j. Faulkner 10
true Star Chamber STYLE omits to state any reason for
ire proceeding. The Baltimore EnehaHgs publishes
the order with tn, following appropriate .rks;
The climax OF the atrocities Of the Administration
clmuit cd on private individuals occurred to-day 10 the
arrest OF Hon. Charles James Faulkner Minister TO
the Court Of France, the charge of treason. The
rest WIS made by the Provost Marshal In person, at
Browns Hotel and under the following order from the
Sscretary Of State:s
DEPARTMENT OF Stare,
WASHINGTON Angus IL, 1861.
TO 0ol Porter, U. s. A., Provost Marshal City Of
Washington
You will proceed to arrest and detain Charles James
Faulkner eI-Ninister Of the United states to Paris and
hold him under arrest to await further orders from this
Department WIN H. SEWARD
]. the Senate had not adjourned Il might have been
supposed that that body had impeached him charge
,de at or before the time be recalled but Il s
the arrest Of the most despot sections that could
have BEEN perpetraed by the most arbitrary Govern
ment on the face OF the earth.
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the para OF France wi go the hearts f they have
sny Of the Y4akees They have laid such stress on de-
fsating southsrr recognition in Europe that they fail
they can't survivet They have im'siaed that If Ea-
rope would only keep quiet their blockade and bster
would speedily reduce to Submission Such stupidity
IA scarcely credible: but il ex' sta.
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BcsroN, AuguN ?, 1901.
A s. BigeloS and A. H. Potter, shipowners and on fit
ter OF New Bedford before tbs United States Com
ms-ioners day charged With itrg out the ship Bru-
tus SLAYER about year ago. Il Il alleged that the
Bruus obtained $40 slaves Of whom 800 survived the
passage aud sold in Cuba. BigeloW and Potter
held TO bail 10 $40 900 each FOR further hearing
John Dowd4h, alias James, alleged mate Ct the orig
Mary Frances committed 20 jail charged with ship
Ping negroes. The Mary Fraoces fitted out In New
YoIk about year SINCE and cleared for Wilmington N.
O. where she obtainsd a nominal charter TO the West
Indies and from thence sailed TO the West Coast of Afr
ca SIZE succeeded in taking board SIT negroes and
subsequently, landed them N Cuba after which the brig
"a. burned and the master and crew dispero 10 pars
upkno~n DowdaIl lately turned up in Chelsea aud Is
nnH In frnnhla.
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Since the retreat more than hresOurhs Of the z'usves
have disappeared.
beg leave to express my obligations 70 the officers
Of my staff, viz Captain H. s Wright, Lieutenant q.
g. W. Snyder, Lieutenant N. F.rquhar, OF the Engi
nsers Captain Chauocey McKeever Assistant Adut.pt
General Lieutenant J. Sweet, Of the Second Cavalry
and Lieutenant L. d. Fairba KS Of the first Michigan
for the able and fsess performances Of their duties and
10 recommend them to your favorable consideration.
Very respectfully.
s. p. HETN1ZELNANN,
Colonel Of the Seventeenth infantry, commanding the
First Division
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Frpneh ReeokaIlloa.

4 Paris letter 70 The New York HsraId tsls had tale
Tor ths YAnSsss AN The oia,lAl psops bsre (t ssys
vasHsly empress the opinion. sAAi ths ssG.h VIII b
ssgui,sd- wssspy he latter n tsl TIA rssssdiAs
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HAHHIEO.
- THE WOU,DBD SOLDIER,

A, R-seEel Gloucester county, Va, The Inst BY the
Rev Charles Mann Ms FRANCIS w. SMITH, Of Norfok 10 AN
IA " dAr Ehsr OIL Dean Esq o' tbs former place
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

TEE ALABAMA ELicTIoS. Returns come In slowly Nf.
Wstshas carried south Alabama While Judge Shortsr has
Wosss 80 e @ Ssss, saih SsuSss 49, q.
ernors 1oasomwy Confederation, Avg 10,
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Il b aid that Judge Wayne, Of the Q. 8. Supreme
osss tAeagb selhssa Of osere L. noe in washinstsn
|GGpuIss~ AAag :. sscaas.sd -supsa ~
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- 49, - usko Q soafsFahls ed slnes(
svessG1 I =. = ~ ~ he ss'as~ " psdsssiAa,
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To CcRRRsPONDENTS.

- Lssssrs a. SSssA~ss bs Gdzrsa~s 70 IA ~Esssor a
"a Wig"
Ar~s 'fssa On esea sides yep~- tia not b Publ
Asls rSs o. Lag saHafaS, ou9At 70 % sAoSr- al
7Nd t0'' IN no bs dspaTfsd ors Osssor ,s .sod
'ag ssa Aass GrscAargea pr Gs Gdysrtsss4sns
81 We eaRA0t undertake b. rsty- rejected coaHsaIoascns.
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~ {, vh9n morocco, hAverslek eat, a. pillow.
ca tle Bat IL nsli Of Na1ass, the 9 eontasng sv
mounted Oliver lsdy dagu,eotype sad several other u
"a Artlel.s vii eonfsr favor by leaving the Oee Of
aal6 g DUNLOP, MONO RI on.
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American sInYeIrnde

The following paragraph which We md in New
York paper Of the lOh tells who the most active
people 10 the prof AZ lie trait, of Africans.
THE SLAVE SRADE
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Aug. 1891.
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THE ARREST OF Mr.. FAULKNER.

To hsjor-Gsaersl B. +. BUTLER,
Commanding Department Of Virginia,
Fortress Monroe
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was fine position short distance in the rear, where
hoped to make stand With section Of Arnolds bat.
terry and the United State, cavalry, if could rally
few regiments Of infantry. 10 this utterly failed, aud
we continued retreat the road We bad advanced
OF in the morning sent forward my staff Officers 10
rally some troops beyond the run but not a company
would FORM stopped back few moments at the hos.
ptal to what arrangements could be made to save
the wounded Tie few ambulances that were there
were filed and started to the The church, which
was used a. n hospital with the wounded and some OF
the surgeons after fell into the hands Of the
ssion cavalry that followed US closely. company Of
cavalry crossed the and sez ID ambulance full Of
wounded Capt Arnold gave them couple Of rounds Of
canister from bis section OF artillery, which nt them
scsmpering away and kept them at respectful dsts
during the remainder OF our retreat At this point
OF the srsggers in advance Of Having every
reason to fear vigorous pursuit from the enemys fresh
troops was DESTROYS OF forming strong guard
but neither the effort OF the officers of the regular
Dr. the GOODNESS Of the regular troops with me- could ia.
dace them to form sngl, comp my We relied entire
ly for our protection section Of artillery and
few companies Of cavalry. Most of the road was favor.
able fer infantry bu. uniavorsts for cavalry and srl
lery. About DUSK as we approached the Warrenton
turnpike We heard firing of rfsd our l. f.,
and learned that the enemy had established battery
en6lading the road Captain Arnold with bis section OF
artillery attempted to run the giunet aud reached the
bridge Cub run, about two miles from Centrevile
but found obstructed with brtk'n vehicles and was
comps lied to abandon his pieces they under the
FIRE Of these riaed cannon. The cavalry turned to the
left and after passing through strip Of woods aud some
frlds, struck road WIKI led them to camps oc
cupied by troops in the morning. through which
gained the turnpike. Al about eighth NJ we reach
ed the camps We had occupied in the morning Had 9
bigsde from the advanced short distance be-
yond Centreve onethrd Of the artillery lost might
have been saved, as it abandoned at near th:
crossing. Such rou. never witnessed before No eff
forts could induce single regiment TO form after the
treat had commenced.
Our artillery was served admirably and did much exc
cuton. Some Of the volunteer regiments behaved .er,
well and much excuse eau be made for these who fed
as few Of the enemy could ct any time be SEEN Raw
troops eannot be expected 70 stand long against an IN
ssa snsny. IhAW bea ylshls = sstsh sny rsPsr
from the zeusvss y Dol, Fssnhsn b st1l ct hosPal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
miscellaneous.
The steamship Persia Capt Judsns sailed yesterday about

The steamship Persia Capt Judkin sailed yesterday about
for Queenstown and Liverpool
SHIP SrAcHoUSp-A letter received in New Bedford by
had arrived at Pernambuco in Lis boats Oct H. his ship
ing been burned at
lost 18th Inst reports tha, the 18Th Montauk bear
80 m Se to x badly aSa
Iour and w f h hes per
omby Cap, Foster. Teresa Maracaibo The
sronod iossns and oher at Deer is SsH %e
BRIG Ic.RlAN (of New York; Williams, lost at the
the affair have not reached us
BRis RHoAnrs-cap. Amiaon, of brig J R Rboades
hence for Old Point arrived Baltimore Saturday or
the purpose Of sPar and sails for the vessel He
the massage. The brig had cargo of hay aud oats.
BRpGEwATRR, Nov 6--The Damon, Bartlett from Dnlhou
s parted her meGnss a. cmnwss P Yesterday h
tide damage immaterial.
Cows Noy 6Put H. the American bark Mountain Eagle
Yass a9m i MN IA e & a. Ha,ns been II coat with
yard arm broken. '>''
T , oSt S , Amcrsn ship Reindeer Capt Davis
totally lost oil the Sand Heads No particulars,
sd Ys s0S NIP n HfS ,s spenss. from
Shlels cor oparto were in collision this morning or tho
he o. ae schr got board the ship and We're landed
With an and pn Sas bea % su he
piled with others from Ramsrn,e.
uAysr Nov A large quantity Of wheat sll remains
bags which, the vessel could be placed proper situation
fs s pubic sS ws4. a ~ Ss
Ies Of Hour were also sold producing 65 900 francs
The slip Carolus Magnus from New York. grounded In the
basin this mornings tide and lies in very unpleasant posi-
ton.
PoRT LEwIs, Maurius, Oct 5-The ship Isenc II Bourd
previously repored has completed her repairs and
viii be ready in lew days The bark Corelanus whaer,
sopan Bay Her cargo now being discharged she
y very old weasel and her bottom good deal damaged
isfcared she he repaired by letter to Elwood Wal
ter, Esl Secretary Board of Uudefwritcrs).
Nov lin porod froirI Inn
don Ii these roads, having collision last night or
flambarough Head WITH tho Sunbeam OF Shields In which
Of o. ill., latter drowned The remain
na four were here Immediately home.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1861

onet nat occ r~d in Bridge street party representing
nnlseii bs military officer accosird q the sol
dcrs wsao had just joined the procession, aid ordered
them withdraw from IL. he bcing uniform, the
soldiers declined to recognise him. and would not quit the
procession Angry feelings ssast the obtrusve gentlc-
man began TO manifest hoseives Enthusiastically among
the crowd and he seemed IN considerable danger OF beng
matrcated, when of tina committee, who had OBJ
served the disturbance up and did their hest 70 pro-
degree frustrated BY the behay the officer HIM
Golf whose language and demeanur such rs TO oxas
rcrate the crowd still more, and, Notwithstanding tho
exc tons Of the eentlemen Of the committee lie received
several blows. His courage however did not seem TO DO
damed by the odds against him he back those
pext him, that in all probability H. would have been
severely punished but for the genllcnen of the commit
tce, who got him into shop close by. Head Constable
Roe having up shortly after the ocious follower Of
Mars was handed over 70 his protection.
is 10 be hopod that these soldiers win escape the
punishment they have earned by joining procession
which all loyal men cannot help regarding offensive 10
their principles and feelings.
Mr. Magpire, NJ p figured conspcuously In the proves
sion. The Dublin NcUs conscious Of tho absurd turn
taken by the ontrc ceremony endeavcrs TO bluM the
rdiculo which il has excited and to explain awy.y the
refusaiof the priests TO aid IN carrying tho original
demonst atoms. The arrival Of tho body in Dublin IL
/ thus described by S1und>Is:--
!erge number OF persons belonging TO Order called
the Associated Brothers attended at the railway term
yesterday evening, and the coffin having been place.
in hcarse procession formed, which included two
carriages, aunting cars the Brothers
This procession moved slowly along tho quays and int
town until it reached the Mechanics IDstitute thu
colin deposited. lay there during yesterday
| will rcrBain ia mat place during the week.
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supreme Court.-Spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
THE PRISONERS FROM THE ALLEGED SLAYER Al

TIE FhIhUNLIIS FkUM TIE ALLEGED SLAYER AU-
GUSTA.
Nov. 20-In obedience TO writ OF habcas corpus is
sued TO The United States Marshal by this Court to deter
mine whether Peter Frank and other prisoners
arrested for serving tho slave bark Augusta, Mr.
Thompson, Deputy Marshal, attended with his return
Judge Bebee appeared for the prisoners and United States
District Attorney smith for the government
Judge lngrahaIn made the following order The
Marshal having r'taed hat he holds the prisoners by
commitment from United Staes Commssi the pri.
seneFs afe ema doc TO The custody u The Marshal, aud
the writ is ciscnagg ed
The n ssoncrs wore then Committed to the Tombs.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Saxonia and
Mails Of the Norwegian.
~~-~~>~-~-->~~~>~~->~~
THE ALLIED TREATY AGAINST MEXICO.
The Slidell and Mason Mission Looked
for in England and France.
o-~~~~~>~~~~~>~--~~~~~
A European PrOtectorate OF the
Rebel States and Free Trade
Treaties Expected.
--~~>~~-~~~~
Lord Lyons Condemned as q Diplomatic
Letter Writer and HIS Renewal from
Washington limited at In Paris.
Excitement ut the NGcNEanus Exne.
raj in Ireland.
British Soldiers in Uniform Join the Corteg
and an officer Assaulted by the Crowd,
&C., 30, DO.

The Saxona passed Cape Race the 18TH but being
very stormy, did communicate with the telegraph
station at that point. She full cargo and two
hundred and seventeen passengers.
Among hor passengers Prince c. de wrede from
Moscow, and Le Ccmte Eide Valentine, from Trieste,
army officers.
The European files brought by the Norwegian to Port
land wero delivered in New York yesterday morning
The news has been anticipated by tho telegraphic
reports OF the Norwegian, City Of Manchester and
Omitted Kingdom, from Cape Race and Portland.
Already published In the HERALD. Our files are how.
sver -four days later and contain very interesting
and important details Of the advices
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BFIUW.
Two ships and one bark, unknown.
CAyTLn

Steamship Persia (Br), Queenstown and Liverpool.
l9th-Ships Webster. and Fidea, Liverpool; Monsoon.
London Empress, Falmouth John Spear, Cork; Swallow.
Havre Republic tBeml Bremen; barks Leyisgton PORT
Elizabeth; Hlawaha lBrl Cork: Eugene tBr), Havrc;
Barbados; brgs Nile fBr Gloucester;
haha Br), Plymouth Primera de Alseciras Spl, Caaz;
Paunn Port Oporo; Sara Hendrika Duch), Montevdeo;
schrs Blanche (Br), Jacmcl; Palmetto, Havana.
Wind at sunset N.
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BRITISH SOLDIERS JOIN PROCESSION IN UNI
FoRM-AN OFFICER ORDERS THEM AWAY. AND THE
QUEENS REPRESENTATIVE Is ASSAULTED.
dublin (Nov 10y correspondence Of the London Post
No Irish funeral is complete without On this oc
casion arose from some soldiers far forgetting
themselves join the procession The Cork ErG,aiysy
(the local organ OF the NJ 'Manusites) says
Az different points along the route might be seen
groups Of military men, mostly commissioned Of
hcers in full dress uniform, watching the proceedings
with great eagerness aud finally the curege crossed
Bensons bridge, aud wound along Bridge street, hsy
JOINED IN body One private soldier had joined the
procession nearly at the beginning and kept close to
as it passed along. II appeared that in tho course
OF his military duties no had fallen In with
McManus while undergoing tho penalties Of his
patriotism IN Australia, and he seemed TO r..
gard LIS memory with feelings OF the warmest
sdin raon ard devotion, stating that he would have
come from any Part Of the world IL possible follow his
upea The only ,pciden Of dsor derry character yas
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THE LATEST NEWS.
India.

xM012s
CALCUTTA, Oct g. 1881.
shirtings active and advancing 40s Mule twist dull
and declining Raw silk unchanged Indigo declining.
Copper sheathing and tile advancing.
Exchange-Baring's credit, Is. Nd; government sc.
curities, four per cents, 14x discount government
securities ave per cents, discount Freghts advancing.
Australia.
melbourne, Sept. 20, 1851.
The shipments Of gold since the departure Of tho last
mail amount to 1871, $50 ounces.
Braades-Martell's and Hennessy, Cd. lower; Geneva
declined.
Oats active, but prices declining. Butter unchanged
Hams unchanged. Bass ale advancing. Flour un-
changed Rice declining. Sugar unchanged. Exchange
X per cent lower.
ADELArDA Sept. 20, 1861.
Exchange, sixty days, lower. Trade dull.
SYDNEY, Sept. 81 1851.
Trade dull. Exchange unaltercd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-08
NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, L. Harbfnc "A. b. Porter, Lauren
Dewey James Harlan, Robert Nilson, J.A.McDow.
ell CleEhorn Il Harrison. y. Kerses, J.W. Va cof.
J. NJ. Hiatt, J.k .Hornfsh David Reed, Harvey LII
tier, W. II. Worthineton, Ford, Gorhan q Ford,
Worster, Tcmpiin 4 Co., Hatch 4 Thompson II b.
Foster, ]. M. Gwin. j. II Day, assignee, &C., q. n
Lyman, s. G. Brown, Fieklen r. Luens, Nm. Il r.
l. Ruddck, Haskins, HeiskiIl d Co, Peter Stryk or,
Geo. G. Anderson, Jas BurrowH, Henry Hunk amp,
g. Ackingham, Brown & Ciendennins, Abram
Wetmore, Vim. Gray don 4 Co.. WINK Lee Il Co,
A. Rrtdgmaa Il CO., q. lhmaen 4 Co., Rankia, NJ H.
lrr q Enster, James Neal, Kendall, Howe n Co.,
/. Heed, Cutler Il Co., X. NJ. Reynolds. SAINT Boat
man, Emmerson, Cochran4 Co. land James Gordon,
defendants:
You and each Of you sre hereby notified that there
" nov ne In the Office o the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, At Fl. Madison. petition
OF Hiram barney. claiming Of you, Jacob Eberhart,
the sum OF seven hundred dolars, with ten per &c n,
interest per annum, payable annually, money due
on Jacob Ebcrharts mortgage, made TO Charles Ma
son, AID since assigned to Hiram Barney dated asth
May 1854. also claiming against each Of you the ors
closure Of aaid mortgage, the same being upon the
south half Of the south west quarter or Sacton nine
o. Townshp sixty td1j north OF Range I've Isl
In Lee county Iowa, forthe purchase money! and fur
Their asking for sale Of sAd premises, aud general
relief: And unless you mppenr and answer said pc
tltion before OF the second day OF the
term OF sAid Court. TO comm ence Of Fl Madison on
the first Mnnda, Of December. A. ID Is6l, default
Will be entered against YOU, and Judgment rendered
thereon, ~ prayed for In said petition.
FL SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug 90. 6l-dlm Attorney for plaintiff.
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I)ROCLAMATION.

~ sH = sAsn fA<se prsse~fs .ixn es~x. xrsesisSs
WsxsxAs. tits by act nf the General Assembly OF
The htsfe al Iowa. made the duty the Governor nj
icasi this days before any general election
his proeian' alton, desgnslfg all lhe ofces 10 10
nifed by vote OF all the eieeos the state or b, the
electors OF any judicial Ulstrtst
Nov. therefore, i, samuel j. Kirk ooa Governor
81 ne State OF lows do bs this. my proelams tss,
publish and declare that at the election
10 he held In this State the second Tuesday of De-
tober next the following ofacas are TO be fed to-
wit.
The ofbcc or Governor,
The ofhce Of Lseusx mani Governor;
Tbs Office OF Judge Of the suprem Court:
The nftee Of Representative 10 Congress from The
First Congressiona Dstrlct li The yueapc, oeca-
stoned BY the resignation OF Hon samuel r. Curtis;
And the ONCE of District Judge Of the kixth Jndcia
District TO I'LL The oeeAsoaed By the ressna.
lion OF Hon. Wilism M. Stone,
WhcEcof oil citizens mud officers ned nartic-
alarly the Shsri6s the several counties wtak mo.
lice and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof, have heFeunt to sci m, hand
and affixed tho Ersasseai ~ the ktsie OF Iowa Done
~, at Des Moines this 2dth day of August. ls6I,
Is. of tho Independence Of the United States the
~ eighty sixth, and or this Ttste the fifteenth.
BY the Governor. SAMUEL J. kIRkMOOD
hLiJAH SELLS, See. of Slate. sep7lm