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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-03

of our militia companies are already sup
piled with rife muskets and bayonets, and
also with long range rifles with sword
bayonets. The companies thus supplied
have their headquarters at Chatield, Man.
kato, st. Anthony, st. Cloud, St. Paul and
Saltwater, and hold, in all, three hundred
and twelve muskets. afaa
The following statement is recapitula-
ton of farms given to the State, commencing
from the time it became territory up to
and including the year 1859.
Drowned, Percussion Muskets. ......... l,O20
Rifle Muskets. 4l6
Percussion Rifles. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Long Ranged Rifles. observation-disclosures. 1893
Percussion Pistols. .................... 80
Colts Belt Pistols. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Cavalry Sabres. 100
Artillery Swords. so
Nom Commissioned Officers Swords. 49,. so
Six-pounder bronze guns, with Carriages, :,
Caiss0ns and implements complete. 3
Sets Announcements for Muskets. ....... LAO
Sets Announcements for Rifles. ......... 1886
Sets Announcements for Cavalry. ....... 100
Artillery Sword Belts. ................. so
travelling Forge, complete. ............. !
Sets Artillery Harness (two lead and
wheel h0rses).. ...........:. .........
In addition to the above, eighty. four
rifle muskets, which had been lying at
Dubuque during the winter, were received
here on the opening of navigation.
GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
The cry is still they come The steamer
ing, from New Ulm, bringing down nine
teen Germans, who offer their services as
volunteers. The news of the Governors
proclamation did not reach New Ulm until
Monday evening last. The next day a
meeting of the Germans was held at that
place, and on Monday the above number
started for st. Paul: 1t is their intention
to join the German company which is now
forming here, and which, yesterday, had
thirty.six names enrolled This company
will probably be filled up to-day, and ask
to be accepted.
COMPANIES NOT ACCEPTED.
The following is the list of Companies
which could not be accepted, the regiment
being full
Anoka Volunteers, Company "a" 2sth
Regiment, Capt. Tolman.
Olmsted Volunteers, Company GA" 5th Reg
iment, Capt. Mills.
St. Peter Guards, Company "a" 26th Regi.
ment, Capt. Shake.
City Cards Company &C." 23d Regiment,
(nOt organized)
ST. Paul Light Cavalry, Esd Regiment, Com
pany I'D" Capt. Starkey.
st. Paul German Volunteers, 23d Regiment,
Company "E, (nOt yet Organzed.)
Chatfeld Guards, Company "A" Sd Regi-
ment, Capt. Bishop.
FORT SMELLING THE RENDEZVOUS.
1t will be seen by an order from head
quarters that all accepted companies are
commanded to forthwith report themselves
at Fort Smelling. This old post will again
become the scene of attraction for all our
citizens until the regiment is ordered away.
1t will doubtless be visited by thousands of
people. No better or more comfortable
quarters could have been found in the State
for the soldiers to commence their military
life.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-03
T HI e w A r..
INTERESTING DISPATCHES FROM
NEW YORK.

THE FEELING AT THE METROPOLIS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-03

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MINNESOTA }
ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE
ST. Paul, April q, 1861,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13
EIE.iS. l.. - Nit .

V-H1LEsAL& ami seaaii d"siers IN Groceries
~ Provisions. Wines and LA I..ss &c, ,eTte
>iau* CITY. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13
ESAESEskgs SsEaSr,
SONS OF NsAE.Ea.

TWILIGHT LOo3E. No. 2.GS5. Of I. q. s. y. :.
meets regularly, at their Lalas Room. in Dakota
City. on every 4raay Evening, 1t half past seven
lock.
gy order Grand Commander.
NJ Is. 1850. IT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13

n#AL"Nin e1.stni VI U.,res. Books Station
IL ary. oils, rtints, Firnishes, &c, Pear stree
SAN CITY. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13

lon WDEk-Enyi"ran rx'ensirelssort r7cn the
lttcsts Sl"s % .jYb rut trd pes n. nr.par-
Ell to do all kinds Of lot printing n the besstyie
Of the art Give US rr
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
HARDWARE, CUTLERY A.

CUTLERY. HOUsEKErp
~ ~ ERS GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES TN
IH AND DOMESTIC sEGARs. CAE !W-
1NG AND SMOKING TOBACCO, e. Mo"
S0AN T. CREIGHTON, at bis old stand NJ
o. hlng street, has hand the best assortn .v
GOoDS in the above line to be found in 49,
market; TO suit the present demand he has .adaS
Many .nlngs to his usual variety, such as
imported n and Domestic Scgars of yar;ons brand,
one"ing Tobacco in bars, tin foil and naner
IFmporte ed and Domestic Smoking Tobacco
Fancy Fancy Pipes and Pipe Stems, in great varetv
noDacco Boxes, Pouches and Wallets
LOOM ana other Brushes fine Tooth and pooLo.
Combs al" rocket
Is ems: zen Holders, Blue and Black Ink
Ink Stands, Lead Pencils, Pencil Sharnensrs
pocket Mirrors, Shaving Soaps and Cream
n m"zors. Razor strops, Emory Paper sweet nj
onamo!s Skins, Leading Lines, &C., &c.
~ SPECIAL attention is asked to a uar;etv of Ap
lETL1ESCOPES, of extra quality. n '"i
Inc above GOODS were purchased Co., ~,
ana Will be sold wholesale and retail at 0a ossn;
any article of TINWARE furnished :. -.
snnW,, For sale, second hand Cy1 M IMUIs
NV dor coal--a first rate Stove for s.o~d
oct 14-4w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

Prince Napoleon has arrived in Paris.
from Lis recent visit to this country. He
made the voyage from Boston in nine days.
The Londo1aTimes uuites with the London
fost' IN 90 thinning the Orleans princes for
joining in the war in this country-and
thinks Prince Napoleon's course contrasts
well with their conduct.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
BOOKS, MUSIC. e.
BUCKS, MUSIC, &c.
JAMES ENTwIsLE & SON,
BOOkSELLERS AND STATIONERS

I ~~AAA~S &S&N 1 w IDLE d SOM
bOokSELLERS AND STATIONERSs
No. IS, KING STREET.
HAVE ON HAND and Offer for so,o
Il IL prices for cash. Rosewood and Mab"sa."
rltlng Desks, Leather Writing Gases e"A'
portfolios, of all sizes and prices -
rocket Knives, Pocket Ink Stands
Pocket Combs, do. Looking Glasses
p oche' renholders do. Memorandum Books
6iack, Blue, Red and Carmine Ink
Steel Pens. Gold Pens with and without .. coo
t uen "ipers, Lead Pencils, Sealing Wax
Wafer Waters, Mucilage, Red Tare, Rulers 90
1nala Ink India Rubber, Rubber Bands
Letter Clips, Paper Weights
Taper Cutters and Folders, Porte Mona,es-
Buckskin and Leather Purses
Backgammon Boards, Chess and Chess Boards
Domnoes, Dice, Dice CUPS -'o''uS
Checker Men, &C., &C.
;, = Also, large stock of ENVELOPES. LETTER
!, BATH POST, aud COMMERCfAI,
: = wy. oct li-3w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

noon HENRY c. FIELD,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES
No. "a King street, Alexandria.
X $50 on hand, and is prepared to manu-
- - azure 6UOTS and SHOES of all kinds
A. ~ M LlIARY BOOTS or SHOES mads
sno1,es1 notice. and Of the best material. GU
linz IS IN elsohs IN want of good article in b;s
'u'e' VIII 90 we'll to give him call. oot ms
FLOUR! FLOUR!
4 NICE ARTICLE OF .FLOUR ,
TI 4 '"r Family use, can be had at G. = STTTy
LIE r. q 20 :, No. 20, Union street. Cali sar,,,
oct i9-1w oail early.
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GROCERIES, &C.
PROVISION STORE

HALL at the cheap Provision Store, No Fair
~ lax street, Opposite Leadbeater's Drug Store
and get supply for family use.
SWEET POTATOES, IRISH POTATOES
APPLES, ONIONS
Ch hESE, GOOD BUTTER,
RAISINS, &C., &c.
Oc26 3t# sJOuNSnN q ~
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

In the trial Of VIM. Smith at Ph;lad.l.
phia, for piracy the case was given to the
jury on Friday morning under the charges
OF Judges Grier and Cadwalader. The IN.
ry' after an absence of half an hour, render
ed a verdict of guilty"
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WOOD.
WOOD! WOOD!l

AM PREPARED to furnish WOOD, Pine and
i Oak, sawed and split or unsawed, by the
cord' malt, or third, from c. F. Suite & Co. $
steam Mill, corner of Union and Gibbon streets,
OF oy applying at my dwelling, No. IS, Duke
street, corner of Water
oct 14-2w JOHN CPAvEN
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

further reports from the different couu-
ties IN Western Virginia. show that the
'icKet Tor division Of the State has carried
almost unanin,Jusly. The vote is no, fnIl
owing 10 the prevalent disturbances.
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M IS G ELLANE OUS.

WIS is to give notice that we have this dav soh
Il out our STOCK OF GOODS and entire bnsi
ness IN Alexandria to M. Trcuman Co.. Thank.
lui 10 our friends and customers for past fayo,s.
we Will be pleased to hear that the same has been
bestowed upon our successors, Who will endeavor
10 40 the best with the best of facilities to please
our numerous friends and customers.
-, SCHOOLHERR BRO.
Alexandria, October "a, ls6l-3t#
VIE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of
l. Messrs Schooiherr Bro, their entire stoc,,
81 goods, earnestly solicited continuance of the
lronage SO literally bestowed upon them, having
sde'ermlned to do all in our power to merit the
same; NJ. TREUMAN & co.
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Ihe Kentucky correspondent of the New
York Tribune says, tina, the city of Louis
Vile is now under mild form of martial
law, and that to g. beyond its limits south.
ward is hardly possible
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

W. w. ADAM,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEwELRY. AND
SILVER WARE
All kinds Of WATCHES and CLOCKS 80
paired. 0NooAN re-
9ss~ Store No. rs, King street. oct lift
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

The weather is now IN, Sc 5elicb.f,i a.
'osse'hef' this has beer one Of the finest se..
sons ever experienced.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

A dispatch from Gen. Fremont daro, an
Saturday evening, announces that Major
Seagoni, at the heal of a small force. drove
two thousand ConieierAes from Springfield
and took possession of the town. raisiny rhs
Union flag over the Court House.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
DRUG STORE.
HENRY COOK & CO., SO KING ST s,sxonar;.

HENRY COOK CO., SO King ST., Alexandria.
EEp constant supply of Drugs, Chemicals
n Patent Medicines. Spires, Pcrfumery. Far
ey Articles, Coal OIL, Ethereal Oil, Lamp Oil Lard
o, H.c9ho -, Dy' Stuffs, Paints and Paint Oil at
an klAas Window Glass aud Putty, Coal 0il
Lamps, Stove Polish, Paint Brushes. and evarv
article usually found in well regulated Drug
oct lift
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
I. LOUIS KINZER.
A TT q RNEY AT ~

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
w ATTEND to the prosecution of Claims
andrla and vicinity, by the use and occnnat;on ~
destruction of their property by the U. S. troops
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

Omclai dispatches announce that General
Aeiiey, Ut the U. s. army, attacked the Con-
federates at Romney, on Saturday mornino
o,J AAiu 8,
anu AFTER severe battle Of nearly two hours
succeeded IN routing them, capturing all
their cannon and large number of priso.
ners. The dispatches say that the Federal
loss was small.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
I'EdE LOCAL NEWS


an order prohibiting the baker of the tow,
from making bread Of American -four, not
outstanding the opinion of the chemist
that the flour was pure aud of good quality
The Courier, published at Bowling Green
contains card from Breckenridge, avowin.
MS intention to resign his seat in the United
States Senate.
In expectation Of Federal advance f.
Leesburg, Gen Evans had been largely rein
forced.
Trains of fifty cars each have commenced
running on the road between Washington
and Baltimore
The arrival of number of Northern and
Western Senators in Washington, gives to-
ken that the session Of Congress is at hand
These Senators are ali on friendly foot;no
with the President and represent the feel.
ing of the republican party of their several
sections.
Captain H, L. Shields, of Troy, N. Y.
was arrested at his country residence. in
bennington, w., on Thursday, by order Of
the government, on a charge of reasonable
correspondence Capt. Shields graduated at
west Point in 1914. He was in the Mex;.
can war, and was breveted for his bravery
tie has relatives in Virginia.
A detachment from Gen. McClernand,s
command proceeded from Cairo to Colnm.
bus KY, on Wednesday last for the pur-
pose of exchanging sixteen prisoners
Generals Polk and Pillow received the marty
cordially, and the exchange was effected.
capt. Francis G. Young, of New York
quartermaster of Bakers brigade, in his AL
count OF the late battle at Edwards FerSv
says ;-"When the general retreat commen-
cea 1t was sanOe qui poat! l got the Colo.
ne:s body to the island before the worst Of
the r'ut, and then, looking to the Virginia
shore, saw such spectacle as no tonyne can
describe. Our entire.forces were retreatine
tumoilng rolling, leaping down the steen
ne'ghts; the Coo.ederates following them.
murder ng, and taking prisoners. C,onel
Oevan left his command, and swan the r ri
II on horseback. Col. Coggswell, after m.
ava'llng bravery, had ordered the retre.t
li"seil' our, being wounded, was taken -
ne one boat in the Virginia channel was
peedlly filled and sunk. A th,usano man
nronged the further bank. Muskets. coats
nd everything were thrown aside. and all
we're desperately trying to escape. Hun. I
reds plunged into the rapid current. and
'e shrleks OF the drowning added to the {
orror OF sounds and sights. The Confede. 9
ates Kept up their fire from the cliff above
III was terror, confusion, and dismay. A II
lptaln OF the Fifteenth Massachusetts ar IL
'e moment charged CALAMITY up the hill. q
aolns two companies, who still had their II
ms, against the pursuing foe. momen, tt
Ter and the same officer, perceivine tn.
'pelessness OF the situation, waved a whit. pl
'ndkerchlef, and surrendered the main ju
10y his regiment. Other portions Of the of
lumn surrendered; but the Confederates ry
pit up their fire upon those who tried to ed
'ss' and many not drowned in the river
re shot IN the act of swimming"
sent out tson Gen. Reyes brigade. mi
Friday, paseedisssound Fairfax Cour, IT
use w,thPn 1Dsieginthe Confederate 70
ops IsAhsE NJ ylspaeee es be near Cen joi
r rfas Ssa n. !s ,ebs far from s aa
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.
/. ROSENTHAL.

I. ROsENTHAL,
MANUFACTURER OF
~ % % u q rs and SHOES
w. 90 A'"y street, opposite Sayepta Hail.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. =
diately. wanted lmme-
oct lin
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Foreign ms.

oP"o"o "a'o JolneQ the FEDERAL al
my. MI Russells last letter saws he hear,
expressions of discomfort, and even secessio,
sentiments, uttered in the West. The Lon
, don Star denounces the existence of part,
IN England that seeks to embroil Enolan,
wIth.the United States. The King of Hol
land was on visit to the Emperor Napol .on
The Paris bourse was fiat. Breadstufs !,
Paris were declining. -
According to their wont at this season o.
the year, lords and commoners of England
are paying their respects to their consttu
ents, and delivering themselves on public af.
fairs generally. OF course the war in Amer
lea comes in fer a good share of notice by
almost every speaker
An exhibition Of $50 dogs was held in L IN
don in September. They were divided into
A classes. The bloodhounds were greatly
admired and pair was bought by the Earl
of Derby for $50 guineas.
The claims of France against the Mexican
1governmen5 amount to nearly $S,OOO,OOO,
while those of England are $l4, 300, 600 The
Debats, like the English official organs, pre-
tends that the only objects of the expedition
are the protection of foreign residents and
the securing of the gradual payment of their
claims.
At the agricultural exhibition at Tavistock,
Sir. L. Lawrence said he wished ne could
congratulate them upon the approaching win
ter. lie looked forward to it with some dread
There could be no doubt that the failure of
cotton, caused by the state Of things in Amer
lea, was arriving at Il very serou, pass.
~ "A proclamation was published in Warsaw
on the l4th, declaring Po.and in State of
siege. The military again occupied the pub
lie squares of Warsaw. A national demon
stration had been fixed for the 18th.
: The cotton factories of Spain were CLOSING
on account of the want of the raw material
Nothing of interest has occurred in Cali
f"rnia since the last express. Gen. Ere
nonrs movements in Missouri form the
principal topic of conversation and newspa-
Der discussion. Old Califoruans the press.
ina welllntormed men. generally concur in
epresentlng Fremont as totally incompetent
Q credtably discharge the duties of his pre-
snr position.
Mr.. Packard, a native Of Maine, and
fugitive from Florida, has arrived at New
,ork in the steamer Mcclellan. lie saws
hat Col. Brown, in command at Fort Pick
MS, made all of bis arrangements to omen
is batteries upon Pensacola, on the 10th
ISL, but be was prevented by affairs at the n
outh OF the Mississippi, which rendered it :
ecessary tor two of the ships, which were to :
ave taken part in the action, to 90 and aid
e fleet there. D
In the trial Of VIM. Smith at Phladel-
Tia, for piracy the case was given to the pa
ry on Friday morning under the charges :
Judges Grier and CadwaIader. The in.
, after an absence of halt an hour, render r
verdict of guilty" l.
al pc
Prince Napoleon has arrived in Paris. IN
0eo"' 'lsi' 10 thls country. lie SO,
'de the voyage from Boston in nine DAYS. of
e LondoIarimes unites with the London ma
st. in 20 thinning the Orleans princes for Im
ming in TIE war in this country-and CHI
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PUBLIC AuCTI0N


MILL be sold, at the IT, S. Subsistence Store
w House, in Alexandria, Va, at 3 o'clock, p,
M, on Tuesday neat, a lot of condemned SUBSIS.
IENCE STORES, consisting of Salt Beef. Hard
Bread, Bacon, Beans, Pork, Cheese, &C., &c.
Alexandria, Va, October 26th, lS6l-3t#
NJ oI!CE.-The subscriber has been appointed
~ Administrators of the estate of George W.
Maxwell, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
ana those having accounts against the said estate
10 present the same duly authenticated
ALVINA V. MAXWELL,
oct Pat Adm;n;stt:
\ oIlCE.-A meeting of the Stockholders Of
~ me FIRE insurance Company of Alexandria.
VIII De held at the Office of the Company, on Mon,
Jay, inc 4th day of November next for the pur-
pose OF holding an election for twelve Directors.
10 serve the ensuing year. Hours from 10. A. M
u ~ M. BY order: T. M. MCCORMICK.
WV i0-1a Secretary pro TEN,
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JOHN H. DEvAUGHAN's
A M b ROTY GALLERY
No. Ill, King Street,
OPPosiTE THE MARSHALL HOUSE.
oct 17-2wA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
LATEST NEWS,
8y L ast N lg h t's
DxRRD9&s.

Gen. Mcclellan has addressed = let.
ter I" Gen. Bl"nkcr. containing such
expressions # displea.nre ~ left !" the
latter ~ choice ba' /" resign. which he
don" nm the morning oy the 25th
II. levic.l an illegal tax nf $iO0. per
m NTH on III. suffers &c his division anil
shis ~licitcai the letter. Noni E.r NJ
G. Han. Down with al robbery.
Gen Siyrl is to succeed lsl..nker.
Ar le. isto he scnt this week 4, So
L'ni-. directing the paymens If al the
officers appointed by Gen. Fremont.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
New York. Nov. &c.

New York. Nov. &c.
A Fortress M.nroo special disp itch
81 the N. 7. Tribune says:
Port Pickens opened tir.. IN Drag ! I
{ rec on Saturday,. Particulars n,.ayr..
AMI through rebel aourcea. Bragg
tclegrsphs that hc was taking the hnm.
barlment c"olly. Rebels claim 10 have
preached the wallis &c For, Pickcns.
The navy-yard v.s on Are three times
anil lut out. The village II Warning
tnn WAS burned by Browns ERE the first
dAy."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

We learn that Company Il, lllh
regt., Capt. ". II. Stivers, few days
since presented their fir.t Lieut., Mr..
George Psmbsrton, ve,y nice sword
and sash, valued about forty dollars, -
> mennonite If their est,mAtion of hia
abilities - kinl and efficient military
ol1osr.
Hs 4 reports,l . have seem service
y the Msxioan var and % b the oo,n.
position # > goatlsmsn and soldier. =
The Ospe ofsush Company mus,
yook well . biz lsnrsls, whsp tho Arss
Asse y thss highly psissA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Ero0 western v0rglo0a.
Naxhincton. Nov. 10,

Dispatches were received f,Om Gen
eral RDsencranz that the rebel Floyd,
with lis entire force abant.,ne.l his
position near Ganlcy Bridge, and had
gone towards Richville, where it il
understood lie intended to make q
stand.
Gen. Roscncranz was still At Gauley
bridge will, his entire command.
lie contetnp|atcs IN liking forward
movement N soon as necessary arrange.
ments could he made. The health ot
the troops WAS excellent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS Noll1E.

ny virtue Of IN order Of the Probate Judge
Il Tana County Iowa, in the matter Of the 60.
tate Of Mathew Il. Langhlin deceased, tho
undersigned, administrator duly arpointedby
eaid Judge Of said est. . viii offer II public
sale to the highest bidder It II o'clock n. On
saturday tho It'll day Of December 4. y. 1851
II tho front door Of the Court House in Toledo
County scat Of aforesaid county, the followin9
described real estate Of said Mathew ,
Langhlin, to-wit:
The North West quarter 81 tho south west
quarter, and the son,h-wesf quarter Of tho
southwest quarter Of See. Q, and tic north
<as, quarter of.hc so,,ih ems, quarter md tho
san'h-eaSs .af'er I'll Ire south e#st qnaiser =
sec 8, ~ il rewn-hin s. a9rtA i, raag is
.fsi nf ? Il.
Terms 4: $40 oNc hat caza asyG and It's
senalAdsr i one ysAF, s,.n -..s1sei -
cHrl,y,
DAVID W. L.AC6 LIN,
AdministvAt6r u The estate Of NxkAAn 3,
LAnshlia, deceased. U
Avar,a AnnA Cl1nA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Washington, Nov. &c.

Washington, Nov. &c.
The Norfolk py Boo;. in its acc .nn,
1t the fight 1t Pensacola, says that For,
Pickens was firing an the pensacol:,
Navy Yar,l.
A,,fh..r Dispatch save that the & .ht
commenced on Saturday, and was in
progress IN Sunday nigh,
Warning" n w.ss totally destroyed BY
fire
Il j. ,hr,l =, at O'l Pint, that tho
Federal victory is decisive.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
HOWARD ASSOC lAT1019.
A.nnian DIET Mna1aA,


benevolent Inss,tuton esaabiisAf4 ~ Reetal -.
document: for iAe Rei,st II tn ~ end -.
fress q, afflicted with pvstens asd 4isalss
Dssea.. !, and especially Jor ~ CSs ~ 49,
ses ~ sAs >exaal Orguns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, ~ Aa
Acting Surgeon, 10 al who apply BY lgstsse
With description Of their condition, laGs, ".
cu,aticn. Liable Of .:fs, &c,) and in ca-ss y
extreme vevsrty. Medicines furnished free -
charge.
Valuable nep0,;a "a spermatosrh1a, md
other Diseases Of ,he Scxuai Organs and o.
the NEW REMEDIES eA.rsoysd 10 The HspsA.
sary, sent to the atliesej IN slAlsd letter ".
vslopee, free Of charge. - or thrsc 3sanp4
fer postage will Le accer .sbsf.
Add, es., Dr. J. SxiA.u HoughfRns Aeisne
Surgeon, Iioxar d Assoc atiDn, No. south
Ninth street, Philadelphia ~. ~ cvaer q
the Dirac,ors. EzaA b. sAafHaLLs any,