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SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CousTT-SS'
BY virtue of special execution TO me difectfal is-
gued Ia. The Clerk District Court of SID county,
iii favor Hiram Barney ard against r. = y ard tana
decree against Edwin II Deheii,} have levied upon
nd will sell the highest baier, al The doot 81 the
ClerE Office Of District conr OF Lee county iowa,
az KeoEuK in said county, The 9th day of Feprn-
ary A D. yeGe between the hours vi O'clock a N.
and o'cloeK p. N. OF said day, eeninif nrrrE at
o'eis OK D. the folioTiHg property to-wn; Ihrsants-
west atfr.ar the soul-eart quarter L. 81 sec-
tion taree 70 the east half NJ OF the southwest
q said section, in township sxy-sA JbhI
nor h. r. uge xix [6l 81, III Lee connis, iuwa.
TAKEN levied upon aid 10 he sold by order OF Court
TO satsfy said writ Of execution.
N.G. HEDGES.
Sheriff of Lee County.
fuo4l By D. II. SMITH. 1r- Deputy.
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STATE OF IOWA. LEE CorSTy-~sS.
Bs virtue of special execution TO directed is-
sued by CierK tho District Court OF ssid coffin
~. In Ia or OF HiIEm Barney and AGAINST lillian T..
Literan and also q decree against Brigham ard
others have levied Epsh and VI III sell TO las highest
bidder tile door of the tierE occ Of the District
rUttrt Lee, County. Iowa at krsKrF In raid county
the 2Sth day OF February. D. 1859, between the
hours OF 0 click M aud O'clock p ID az sAid
6av. commencing Il o'clock =. M. the feIia~Inf
property. to wit. The south half pf the northeast
quarter the south bsl OF The northscst quarter
az The northeast quarter # serA & thirft-tRp In
township ssty-six north, Of re ave west. IL Lee
Cocnty, Iowa.
Taken leasied upou aud he sold by order of Court
to satisfy said WTii Of execution.
n. G. HEDGES.
Sheriff Of Lee county.
jaB3f-4w BY u. II. SsiTu. lr, Deputy
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CoUNTY-ss.
by virtue OF special execution to me directed Is
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said counh
In favor OF Hiram Barney and against Rebecce ).
wilson, have levied upon and viii sell 10 The highest
bidder door the CLERK : Office of the District
Court II Lee county, Iowa AT Keokuk in said county
OF the 4th day OF March u. 1863 between the h
of o o'clock A. NJ and o'cloek r. M. of said day
commencing 81 o'clock r Nj, the following proper
~ to-wit: West half Of the south west quarter oi
section twenty -onc, township sixty seven north
range five west. In Lee county. Iowa.
levied Upon and 10 be sold by order OF Court
To sasisf, said writ of execution.
Keokuk, February 4ih, 1862
Sheriff Of Lee county.
fahd4Y By d b. sAITH, IL, Deputy.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE Cousry-SS.
by virtue oil n special execution ~ To-
sued by the Ulerk of the District Court ofaad county
In favor OF Hiram Barney and against DC billings.
have levied upon and will sell to The highest bid
der MT the deer of the Clerks once of the District
Court Ice comfy Iowa, at keoFuK in sad county,
the I'd day OF March, D. 1882, hetwe the hours
OF . o'clock o. n. and o'clock p. m Of sHid dny
at o'clock p. M, HE 70 lilo ing proEe
ty. to-wis The west half f3sl Of section thrty.hree
fa3 ard the sout h-easi qaarfrtt Of section thir-
teen al in tow nsh In sixty seven tGe) north, Of range
SIX te weas rlso the north quarter Of section
nipeteen {l9l in trwnshp t) north. g
ave ib) west In Lee county Iowe
Taken. siea upon AND 10 sold by order Of court
10 satisfy said writ ofexecutioD.
Keoxux, Jan. 20, 1862.
Sheriff Of Leo County.
tn3l BY d. 3. 6nrTH, r., Deputy.
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SHERIFF 5 SALE.
Sheriff ~ LIE County.
By ID. u. SNfTE ir. beputF.

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STATE OF IONA, LEE eocxry-sr:
by virtue OF special exee'fgn 80 me directed, is-
su~c BY the CLERK OF District eoTt ef Faidcognty
In favor of Hiram Barney and agatuaf kbenszer Fore
hay levied upon will sell to tire hshst bidderA
the deer az the Clerks Office Of The District Court OF
I.sfouuty Iowa at keaXnK ia said county. on the
21th day OF February Il jeae between the hour OF
o o'clock IN ard Old eg p M. OF said day COM
,encnn nj O'clock M The following property to-
wit. The norh-t ast grfattrr j of th~ boFth-west
quarter Ii OF section IN township sixty six 81
nsrih, OF range number seven III wsss IN Lee aeahs
Iowa
TaKen levied upon and he sold by order Of Court,
to sstisfy said writ of execution.
heoKeK, Jan. %, ieG2.
n q HEDGES,
sasriiI Of I GO County.
fneaa Bs ID. II. ssfTH. IT.. Deputy
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GHERIFFS SALE.

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STATE OF IOWA LEE CorN1ry-ss.
BY virtue of special execution to directed is
by the CLERK Of the District Cont OF said eoun
~, In favor Of Hiram Barney and against Samrel T.
Jor,es. and also decree against James Smith and
Others have levied upon, and ill cell t. the high
est bidder nj the door OF the Clerks Office of the Dis
trtet Court OF Lee county Iowa Mt keoAnk. in said
county, on the 2sth day OF February. ID. IsG2 be-
tween the hours OF CLOCK a.. and O'Clock p.
OF said day commencing ut o'clork p. The fol-
lowing property, to-wit The Tractors al south half
OF section thirty In township sixty five north Orange
Ave west, in the county of Lee and State sf Iowa
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold by order Of Court
TO satisfy said writ of execution
N. q. HEDGES,
Sherin Of Lee county.
jan31.4w BY d. b. SMITH, jr, Deputy.
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CHERIFF sSALE.

srATEoF IOWA, SIS.
LEE CORY,
BY virtue OF special execution TO me directed, Is
sued by Me Clerk OF The District Court OF said conn-
ty In favor OF Hiram Barney and against r. French
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bid
der. al the door Of the Clerks oiee Of the District
Cour, OF Lee County. Iowa, ut Kekuk Ia said coun-
ty, On the Sd day of MArch,A. d, ls62 between the
hours of O'Clock .. M. and O'Clock p. m. - said
day com cling nj o'clack p. m, the following
property, to-wit Lots number one and tive i2l IN
,ii,ion to the Git, Of Kenkuk. Lee County, Iowa.
Taken levied upoL and 10 be sold By order OF Conr
TO satisfy said writ Of execution
Keekuk, Jan. 80, 1862.
n. G. HEDGES,
sheriff Of Lee County.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert wiisoa.-Sir:--Yon hereby notified
that the re is file In the ofee OF ihe Clerk of
the District Court Lee County lowa nj Fort Msdi-
son petition of Elizabeth iison, aiming of ton
ai, orce III the bonds OF matTlnopy ROW existing
between You snd her, for the Euardianship oil her
child born of said for her coats % suit aud
are inhumap treatment aud Niifui deserioE.-
Unless GU appear and answer said petition OF az be-
fire The SECOND day the mex. term OF said Court,
10 he beg un and held Fort Madison aforesaid, on
the ihrd Monday May neSt. defHuit ARD decree IS
prayed for wiIbbe taken asanst yon thereon.
,anf7dIm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CousTy-Ss:
By virtue of special execution 10 me directed L.
sued by the Clerk Of District Court of said county Ia
favor OF John kabin and against Rufns Nilsts
have levied upon viii sell to the highest bidder
at the deer of the Clerks 0tee OF the District Cenr
~ Lee County Iowa at keokuk In said county, Oh The
18th day February A ID. sf2 between the hours Of
o'clock N and o'clock T. m OF snid day com
mencRE at o'cieek y. m, the following property
to-wit: Part OF The rcnth-west quarter OF teellon
twenty four pa township sisfytye 1901 range NE
6 west described as follows eegnnrg at the north-
Of snd south west quarter. thence south
four ~ chains and thirty nine 81 links, thence east
fourteen (l41 chains and nine ls iIks 10 stake On
the wsst the pian. roads thence nor;hhry
degrees west aieng the plank road 10 the neTth
line OF said quarter section; thence west eleven Oh
hslne ans t4es luks "a the place 81 begin
ming; eon,nnrg Eve t5j two ~ roods and six
teen tl6l reds OF land lees; hsiug part oil
land since laid of and kuewH The Gate C4iy, oil
Euske's Addition to the City Of keoknE, Lee County
Iewa; or 80 much as shall &c necassafs.
Taken, iryfed upon ard br soid by order eoar
To saffsfs said writof -ewtien.
keokek, January ~. Iee2.
N q. HEDGES,
Sheriff If Lee County.
isrt4d BY ID. b. sxi1h, jr., DcTuiy
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CHERlFFs SALE.

STATE OF IONA LEE covgTy--Ss:
lily virtue Of special e&ashiloE 60 me directed IS
sued by ha CLERK ef the bssreitosrt OF sale e"hhts
10 favor OF Hiram BAFIsy and against David fsta,
land also against abrs hi n HesElsia and oth
srs have Ia wied uIon aBd "A ~ seti 10 the highest
bidder the door VI the Clerks OfnceoI The Disrsi
CaErt Of lee EeaEtys lows st ketEaA IN SAID county
on the goth dst Of February a ID ieog hetsesn The
henrs9f e'eiosE and 4o'eloex 2 M oil SAID cay
roIner eng al O'Clock p the follow las perry,
to-wtti sixty &C. 81 Tie saui art 81 the east
ene-half NJ OF tbs soptAsett qhEtter ~ u set
io IN tel in fon Lship sAt3 elk 10 north
rangs Eve Is ~esi in Lee County, leSaior go mesh
as shall be necessary
TaKrn LEVIED upon and 10 be sold by order ef toaft
10 satisfy said ~ tt uf EXECUTION.
keoAaE, Jan. 20 R52.
n G HEDGES.
Sheriff y EfC County.
,raoam BY d. II. SnfTH. IT.. BeputF.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
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GnlA1.
STATE OF IOWA. LIE CovsTy-ss
BY virtue OF esscHtiun 10 directed. tKFurc by
the Clerk the District Court ~ said feDfts II svnr
Of William Coleman and against Curtis r. t. nm snd
IL IA Smith, have levied upon. and Ill sell 81 the
highest bidder, al The front door oil the CLERKS eee
Ct the District Court of Lee county Iowa at ak
In said county. the 18th day II March. A d. eds.
bat ween the hours Of ocioek a FEd O'Clock p
Of said day, commencing nj ofcEeok M the fol-
lowing property tc-wit Lat Gin block "a. lot In
btck 95 .ts and IN block ihT lots and In hork
81 except 10 Sd by 90 feet dep OF the
end OF said lot lots and in block 60 lot
In block IS, lot In block all in the city 81 kesa
kuk Also part Of the northwest quarter of section
twelve [21 township IS north. range west begin
ming the southw est the northwest quarter
said section. running thence east On the line dividing
the northeast quarter and the southwest quarter OF
said section ~ rods r. the center of the laid ont
aud proposed Grand Avenue from keokut to Mont
rose, the north along the centre Of said Avenue
90 iods thence 50 rods said est line, thence
aleng said line 90 rods 10 the beginning; CON
| tanning In all ten acres
TAKEN aud levied upon the property OF d. b. Smith
| 10 satisfy said writ of execution.
| n. O. HEDGES,
/ febS-dIm Sheriff Lee county,
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N. u. HEDGES
3snood
SHERIFF's SALE.

Sheriff of Lee County
snond rS II. Il. sntJn, IT., Deputy
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- act Of Congress. u MARCH 5 lsa.; section u
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- nIuraer ID Gen. nIcCooI..

The murder of Gen. Robert McCook was
cold-bloOded and atreeious, with not a re-
deeming feature in 1t. A despatch to the
Cincinnati Commercial gives the following
particulars
LOUISVILLE, August 8.
The remains Of the late General Robert
L. McCook reached here this evening in
charge Of Capts. Burt and Fuchsbulter and
eleven ofthe 9th Ohio. They were received
at the Nashville depot by Capt. Billiards
Provost Guards and escorted to the Gait
House. They leave by train in the morn
ing and will arrive at Cincinnati at noon
tomorrow.
have from Capt. Burt the particulars Of
the death. The brigade left point four
teen miles below the Tennessee State line
for Decherd on the 9th. On the road, Gen.
McCoOk, who was unWell, took the advance
in a spring wagon, about mile in advance
Of the brigade. Suddenly courier dash
ed back to the brigade, and said the Wag-
on in which Gen. MeCoOk was riding, had
been fired upon by bushwhackers. Imme-
disteIy, Col. YandeyeF, Of the 35th 0hio
sent Captain Earharfs company forward
on double quick 10 the rescue, loading as
they. ran They nat stragglers from Nc
Cooks body guard retreating, pursued by
rebel cavalry. Shots were exchanged and
the rebel cavalry retreated. The Federal
/ infantry we're too slow in pursuit, when
Capt Burt q the lsth Enfantry, Lieut..
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stoppi1r The sseairS ana Cowards.

The vigorous orders Of the War Depart
msnt for the arrest Of all those who are en-
dsavoring by their eOwardly fight to es-
cape the draft, is met with eommendatiOn
By loyal men everywhere. They rejoice
that the sneaking pOltrOOns cannot escape
In drovss to the protection Of Queen Vic
tOria's crinoline, but that Uncle Sam lays
his hand upon their shoulders, saying, I
want you-stay here" Those afectionate
youths who are going q to visit an aunt in
Toronto" OF those Warlike ones who are
agOing to join Massachusetts, regiment" ,"
arc alike halted and made to give better
reasons than these for their desire to travel,
or else take their places in the ranks. The
celebrity with which the wOuld-be fugitives
from draft find themselves transformed
into soldiers, is astonishing to themselves
and amusing to spectators. Those who
fearlessly await the chances of a draft,
conscious Of both courage and patriotism,
can well afford to laugh at the calves who
acknowledge their want Of both by inglO-
rious fight.
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nnnrcr Ii NashrIIIe.

A Cairo despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
says that by passengers just from Mem
phis, ii is learned that Bragg is marching
on Nashville, and that the apparent move
on Buell. was but a feint.
The secesh are ezulting over the sup
posed impossibility Of reinforcing Nelson
before Bragg can strike his blow.
An indianapolis despatch to the Cincin-
nai Commercial says that fifteen hundred
rebel infantry are said to be at the head Of
Cumberland river on the mountain, NOV
ing in the direction Of Kentucky. The
guerrilla, Morgan, left Knoxville on the Sd
inst, with two thousand cavalry, and is
said to have two thousand more at Liy-
ineston. he viii certainly invade Ken
lucky within a few days. u
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P0sT.OFFIcE TIMETABLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT For

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
The arrival and closing Of the mails At the CleSe-
EIsTER WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Now York,
arrives 800 p. n; closes 900 A. q.
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York, arrives $50 A. ~, $50 P NJ closes 300 P n
P1TfsEURaH WAY, daily, for PnilsdeIPhia, Balti-
sillon, stsubenYlis B. o. r. r., arrives 9i5 A. NJ
THRoU6H PIrTsBURaH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives 6.a1 p NJ closes SID P. ~ a,
OINcTNNATI WAY, Columbus, Indianap0listSt LOUIS
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo arrives 30 P H.
TsRoUSH cIsorsl1A4I. Columbus, indianapolis, St.
Louis, Nashville aud Cairo arrives 30 A. ~ ''VJ
'WisTzRN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives 9:25 A. NJ; clo8es 1890 P. NJ.
THROU0H WRsTEns, Toledo Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g.lO P. NJ closes 2s50 P NJ -, 49,. J.
BANDUsEY WAY, Eiyria via Northern Division, Er-
riYes at $40 A. n; closes as p. n
MAHONING WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
MEDISi WAY, daily, arrives 900 P NJ closes s'oC
BooEroaT, Dover, shemeld, North RldgevllIe, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, THURSDAY and satuf
/ Barn, Brecksville, Coplsy, &C., leaves Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 100 A. NJ arrives Mondays and N
sHSRoN CEETER, Granger, Hincklsy, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 200 A. NJ ar
rives Mondays and Fridays at 500 p. n.
WARRENsVILLEs daily arrives 1913 A. NJ eiosa
EGsf CLEVELAND and Euclid, daily, arrives s:OOAH.
Tims Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival
Mail and drop Letters are required By law to b
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid viii
So Oiies open from 7.3O A. N, to 7:soP. n.
II. COWLES, p. M.
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One week remains in which volunteer
ing can be done. On the 18th drafting
will commence, There is therefore one
week left for those who wish to secure the
liberal bounties offered for volunteers.-
That these bounties are liberal beyond pre-
cedent itneeds no argument to prove. They
give the recruit such a sum at the start
that his family may be supported until he
resolves his first payment from the Govern
ment. Drafted men win receive no bounty
and no advance pay.
There is at this lime no disgrace in
being drafted, but most certainly it is for
the interest Of every man to be in the vol
unteer rather than the eOnsoript service
So great has been the call for men, that
those who remain are they who have fami-
lies to support or business which it is ex-
treuoly difficult to leave. These men rec
Ogni1e the right Of Government to call
them into the field and win go if they are
selected They have not enlisted because
they considered that their real post Of duty
Wss at their homes. But when the draft
comes, taking all able-bOdied men in its
course and selecting a given number in
discriminately frOm them, regardless of
their station or wealth, everybody can see
that it is honorable and impartial in its
operations, and should be upheld BY al
true patriots. 1t would be pleasanter to
Ill the whole number Of six hundred thOus-
and new recruits by volunteering, but that
system has reached its natural limit, and
now other means must not only be en-
Ployed, but acquiesced in by all who care
for their country.
There are many men who are holding
back from enlisling in the hope Of escaP-
ing the draft, with the intention of then
demanding an exOrbitant price as sHbsti-
tutes We sincerely hope that these men
~ II e-ad thamselTes in the list Of draft
ed men. And we hope If substitutes a--l-l
themselves at such high rates as many now
propose, that there will be but very few Of
them employed, but that the oOnscripts
win 60 themselves into the ranks to cheer
fully serve their nine months.
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The Army Of VlrsiniS o .le lIarell.
Correspondence n. Y. Times.l

GEN. CRAWFoRp's HEAnoUARTERs,
MAR UpLPEPPER, Wednesday,, Aug. g.
Nearly the whole army Of Virgins is
now on the move forward in the direction
of the enemy. Gen. Mcdowell arrived
here to-day, and fixed his headquarters at
the fine residence Of Mr.. Wallack, Of the
Washington Star Gen. Ricketts,, Hart
suff 3 and Duryea' commands came with
him. Gen. Banks army, the portion that
remained near Little Washington, is on the
march. Gen. Banks himself viii tonight
encamp at WOOdville, a pleasant little place
between here and Sperryville. He will be
on and probably beyond here by tomorrow
night. His present destination I, of course,
must not state. Louisa, point further
on, the importance Of which viii appear,
if you suppose our advance line to be
drawn from the Rspidsn, through "0range
Courthouse" towards Fredericksburgh,
is now threatened: as is Hanover and also
Gordonsville. On which point our first
grand demonstration will be made, is not
yet to be made public. At Madison Court
house, there is now aconsiderable force of
infantry-one Of Sigels brigades, and
yesterday evening Gen. Bufort chief of
cavalry, left with portion of his com
mand. A little later, Col. De Forest left
for the same point with the now veteran
Fifth New York. The First Vermont did
not return here from Racoon Ford, but
were ordered directly to Madison Court
house, where they arrived last evening"
The well-drilled force of Gen. Sigel is NOV
ing forward in sections, occupying impOr-
tant points on the way; Gen. Burnside is
not resting, as might be supposed probable,
and King and the others are acting, we be-
ieve, in accordance with well conceived
plan for early offensive operations The
force now at Culpeper, under Gen. Craw-
ford, will not, am sure, remain here much
longer. Its position is in the advance, and
it must now "move on"
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somefhinT Despernte 60 be Done

We have It from o friend Of ours, who
has been in conversation with an officer Of
the rebel army, who had deserted their
cause, that orders had been issued to the
General in command Of their division, to
the efectthat they must go somewhere, do
something; either give US battle or retire
further South, as matters were in such 3
despersts condition ct Richmond, that
they had not, neither could they get, the
proper subsistence to keep both army and
citizens alive. That it was immatsriai
whether or not hundred Thousand of them
were slain in giving US battle, yet they
must move somewhere. If this statement
is true and such positive orders were given,
we may ere long experience busy times
Dispateh 10 PkiLa. Tngsfirer -
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lIilitary pTafters N CoI1mbu,.

Special Dispatch % Cincinnati CommerciaI.I
COLUMBUs, Aug. S.-The Quartermaster-
General telegraphed to the Secretary of
Var to-day that fifteen thousand of Ohio's
contingent will be ready for arms in Eve
days.
In obedience to general orders, the etrOOps
at this post were paraded to-day. The
customary salutes were fred, and flags
at half-mast, in respect to the memory Of
ex-President Martin Van Buren.
The new camps will all have their bar
racks erected and eommissary stores ready
early next week. Arms have been sent
to Camps Cleveland, Mansfield, Toledo and
Dennison, for the new regiments.
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Atameetng Of tho Union County Committee,
OF Cuyahosa County, Ohio, July 2sth, 1862 it
vas
Resolved, That County Convention be held
81 Cleveland, at National Hall, on the 10th day Of
August at II O'Clock A, NJ, tosppont twelve del
egatos 10 represent this County in the State Con-
VontiOn Of the aist Of August, 1869.
3. That each township and ward be requested
70 send six delegates, the townships electing
delegates on tho 18th OF August, At o'clock P.
n, and the wards on the 18th day Of August, at
TO'elOok P. 81, the polls to be kept opon At least
one hour.
3, That tho Union County Committees Of SUM
nait and Lake Counties be invited to meet this
Committee on Tuesday next August 9th, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at tho once OF s, williamson,
Esq, In the City Of Cleveland, to determine upon
the proper plan for calling a District Convention
for the Eighteenth Congressional District and
that the Secretary be requested to extend the
invitation Immediately.
8. WILLIAMSON, Ch'n.G. NJ. BARBER,
u. S. FLINT, J.MuELLER,
b. WHITE, /. PRENrISS,
Q WM COLLINS, DARIUS ADAMS,
. N. BARLOW, y. s. LYON,
q (. i. RUSSELL, JARVIS 81. ADAMS, Sec,
. b. GOODELL,
Cuyahoga County Union. Committee,
Summit and Lake County papers please copy,
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- - h % the War.

A company is being raised in Chicagot to
be called the Tribune Company, being
raised and partly filed BY employees Of
he Daily Tribune. If all the employees
Of the LEADER Office who have gone to
war we're massed they would make up
qoodly company A squad Of six have al
ready left our newsroOm under the last
call. al Of whom are in Shields Battery.
Another one intends going into the same
battery to-day, and three more are commit
ted to thensw Independent regiment if It is
raised Atleast half dozen more Of the
LzADER boys are in active service in diff
Serent divisions, and one, who for years
was our faithful Ofiee-bOy and apprentice,
now lies in an honorable soldiers grave in
Kentucky.