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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
TMpUATICAIhY 4 NOfs.ESs
MsCuiNsl

u reQnif;os FIFTY PER CENT. Tess row
10 drive II thana \ fherN!achira In mar K
Ct j girl on twa Years Of nae can work il
steadily. without fatirn" ~ inihfy II health
lis strength and WONDERFUL siNPlI-
CITY Of construction render II almost irpYcs-
si'ie 10 get cut of order, and IS GUARANTEED
i. Tie company 10 give eriiae satisfaction
We respectfully invite all. these who may
desire to supply themselves with snrefior
article. TO eall and examine ;his uNEIVALL-
Ed MACHINE
But in q more especial manner DO We So
Hct tie patronage Of
Merchant Tai1ols,
Coach Makers
Hoop Skirt Manufactures,
Shirt ana Bosom Makers,
Dress bakers,
Corset Makers
Cater Filters,
Shoe Binders
Vest a5,d Panta'oon' Makers.
r.; Religious and Charitable Ins:itption
will be lcberally dealt with.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
YOUNG MAN. READ Tu1s!,!

Wise Counseis for the Young can be Ind in
The Invalids Medical Conidant" published
by the undersigned for the heneit Of persons
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, &c supplying the means Of cure I'm
prudent Maturity and Youthful Indiscrctions
are e,immnrily lispsils1. Thousands kaiied
this little work with delight, and date their
restoration TO uefulness in society from their
first perusal Of its interesting pages. Send
your address for copy, with three cent
stamp Iorreturn postage, 10
~ On. JoHN Il. OGDEN 4 Co.
no31 3m. Nos; "A and 66 ohm st. N. Y.
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RAPIDS HOTEL, --CEpAR RAPIDS

TSHE subscriber and former Proprietor has
just reffitcd and refnrn:shed the old ct and
and is now prepared to furnish travellers and
boarders with the best Of Accommodations.
GOOD STABLlNG attached to the house. 8
oIv2n4sly. j. STEWART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

'Ai''Seu w wv 'C'ie'' " 'tie " edtIitl
aud
F"r Preserving and R1pairiny Metal
Roois
OF ALL KINDS
This is the only Composition known which
will snccess fully resist 4cme changes of
All climates, fer any length OF time wher
applied 70 metals to which il alheres firm
~ forming body equal TO three coats of
ordinary paint. costs mnch less and will lat
three times as'ony and from is elasticity is idt
injured v tie contraction an. expansion of
tn and other Metal Roofs. cnnseqnen, upon sud-
den changes Of the weather
II ,cll notcrack N cold or run IN mayna weatker
aud srtll MT rash oV
LeaIy tn aud ofher Metal Roofs can be readily
repaired with Gutta Ptrcha Cement and pre-
vented from further corrosion and leaking
thereby cnsuring perfectly water tight roofs
to. many years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for the
preservation of iron rulings stores Ranges,
sgfcs, Agricultural implements, &C., also for
general manufacturers use
pERCHA cEMEGE
For preserving and repairing Tin and other
Metal Roofs Of every description from its
great elasticity is not injured by the contrac-
ton and expansion OF Metals, and mt!l notcrdck
IN cold or run an trdrn, Weather.
These materials are adapted to all climates,
and we prepared TO supply orders from
any part Of the country, ut short noii.e, fol
Gufte Ferchn Roofny n rolls. ready pre- pared
for nse, and Gutta Irrcha Cement in barrels,
with fill printed directions for application.
Agents "antod.
We will make liberal and satisfactory ar
engagements with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves in a lucra-
tive AMI permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH
We can give abundant proof of all we claim
in favor Of our Improved Roofing Materials,
having applied them TO several thousand
Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS s. CROSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesale Warehouse 10 William Street.
Corner ef Liberty. New YORK.
Full descriptive Circulars and prics will be
furnished OH application. 'i'"
One Year N6 v4-nl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

LAMPS and LANTERNS, a GOOD
assortment It prices as low rs The loves
Call and see, at the Pioneer Drug Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
Warren SD. 'E'aIes'o & wa
siesta
LINE OF ST AGE s,
a New Arrangement.

a Rev Arrangement:
COMMENCING OCTOBER 22d 1860.
Tho subscriber has purchased the line Of
stages from Marengo 10 Marietta via Toledo
for tile transportation or The mail And viii
take particular pains to accommodate the
TRAVELLING pugIIC.
Leaves WarengoTuesd,ys, Thursdays and
SAT urdays on the arrival of the cars from The
East. passing through X sta DAYTON. Gwin-
vile. lrring. Reaman Tamavlle, TOLEDO.
inaiantnwn, Legrana. MarahaHtown, arriving
AT Marietta, the following morning in time for
the stage Nor,h and west
Leaves Marietta Mondays, Welnesiavs, and
fridays, at D clock, A. NJ. and arriving At
Mareago the following dav in time for the
cars going East. Also connects at Redman
IN stasn fer tedar Ennids:
This is the shortest. cheapest and most ey-
rcdiions route between chicago central and
western lowa.
Pas sengafs hv ihis route will arrive at Chi
ca 20 from twelve 10 twens--fonr honrs sooner
than ~ any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can he obtained either at
he DEPOT 10 receive all haocarn for this line
which will he conveyed to the offices FREE az
charge.
Fare cheap as hv any otherlina
The nrorricto. viii attend ali Fvnross
business along tie line with despatch and
CHARGE mn}"ratn.
II. g. WAPTNG Accent mt Marietta
j. 4. DITNTtN Accent at Mar.nno
CHERRICK, Proprietor
Nov.l v2-n52
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= ~ ~ u ~ = u =
Spring is coming on apace, aud to the
thousands in lama and aijo,iing Counties
Vines Flower. &s Ihe r,onr, e' " n ,', ~,
Central Nurseries At Spring Creek Tama Co.
Iowa would say that lhey have n chn;c. -.
sortment of III the !eading varieties Of Frui,
''.'S' s"'" -
cps
~
s,h. Crab,
Cherries,
ana Vines
'hs s,ra,
kas.sesr,es.
Eis ok acrties.
Goa.eses lis, and
All All 5as 'sna,ns Sa'r,'' e 'taSss a.a'ps
~ ,.a Hi -
Catawha
Clinton,
toncora,
Northern Nuseadine,
Delaware.
Iattor! Prolific.
Diana, and ether sorts,
'oge'her with supply OF choice Ros's. and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
Itcan be applied by any enc.
Tysey'yD
CyTTIi PERtEA CEMENT.

For Coatine Metals of all Kinds when
exposed to the Action Of the Weather.
and IN
F"r Preserving and Repairing Metul
Ry0js
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
EzE y Il - I'd E 81 FL
SHUTTLE, ,,7sslGszESs,.
Patented February E;;A, 1850.
SllESROON. $40 lRolNW IL.
NEW NssEsss.

Tnrs Machine RECONSTRUCTED on IN entirely
nav principle 81 mechanism, possessing many
rare ard valuable iE'nrovments. having been
examined ~ The mast profound experts. ana
pronounced to tc sIhrLlC!TI and fEEFEI.
TlON CsErISEp
TIE following are tie principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines:
1,-fxcessve fatigue 70 he operator.
2.--liahility 70 re' cat Of order
3.--f.xrense, trouble and less Of time in re-
pairing.
material
5 DisAsrseai,e noise while in opera..on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
Cabinets in every Variety.

We want Agents for az towns in United
States, where agencies are not already estab-
Gshed. 10 whom n liberal discount viii be
giving but we make no consignments.
I. J. MACARTHUR, & Co.
5i0 Broadway, New Yorl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
1862. PROSPECTUS. 1867
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
A Daily, Tri Weekly & Weekly Newspaper
#f t*@T3
DEVOTED TO ~
News. Commerce, Politics, AErl.
culture, science j. Literature.
NO COMPROMISE W11H
TRAITORS.
A Daily, Tri Weekly 4 Weekly Newspaper

"7he Union it must and shall b Fesevve9.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
GuTTApERCHA cEMEGH
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.

We can give abundant, proof of all we claim
n favor of our Improved Roofing Materials,
laying applied them to several thousand
toofs in New York CITY and vicinity.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

Our story nitiatory eff the New Year, is
splendid national Romance. commencing in
tie New York Mercury of Saturday, January
4th, 1862, and entitled
TIE RATTLESNAkE E:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
From Southern virginin.

From Our Special Correspondent
euFyoLx Va. Wcir s.dsy. Nov. O. 1cc2
Yesterday ono OF tho mOst thoroughly conceived
and executed expeditions OF this department came
in from tha, hitherto Ultima thule Of our Seventh
Army Corps. II was gone from bono but about "a
hours, and in that timo it accomplished almost "
nes-a quick job for infantry. .Folletts Battery,
tho LIST N. Y. Mounted Rfemen, the llth Penn.
Cavalry, aud Gen. Vessels Brigade, n"de up OF
New.York and Pennsy5ani regiments, constituted
the foree--some 5000 or lhefeaLout. IL went 10
Frar1n reschiug that place at 3 o'clock in the
mornng aud approaching it 90 swiftly and silently,
that the Rebel camp wa most vigorously aId
EFF. ctnally shelled before the forces there could
tumble oa, OF bed. They incon,inently fled for TIE
woods into which the shells pursued them, III ~
Of The incendiaries had exploded among teen, WIN
whit damage was lot apparent: 1t must have been
consde rahle. Our forces did not crcss tho river
why does not appear
lie reports IL tho Ph ladelphia papers Tia. we
hold portion Of tie other side oil the Blacs water
are not yet true but It only requires an oroer frou
zen. Peek, aud The u ing is done SO ssy our ,cont',
AID 80 say our officers, aud so ssy we all:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
o g ~ be the settled policy Of the Confederate Gov
eminent 20 compel eli Of negroes to 10 10 the
interior. ont OF the way OF 'ianger

interior, ON OF Tue way VI n"he'''
Cen. Sherman La. issned the following appeai:
uE,Dqr ,RTREs PprH DivIslos
AtrsPnis Tsnn., Oct ~, iSoI
Of peaiuea ears nd Is1IasHs IN fse sTt'e
ofNe T,.!.cG |fGfg .~a
n.,niv and brpevo, the poor and disre'foh He
.,.,c..s.c Of good soldiers tell that there are Hany
% f,nlrs Ia and socu, Memphis. who. unless Hidei WI
sra., FOR wood clothing and provisions Govsrnmen pro
- ali ,be.. 10 our soldiers bonne"nsly; ana Know th'
bv the exercise Of reasonable eSonomy every S
saye proportion Of Their Allowance VIVA, be'er
,u can b. male # part "i tins t1i us hn py ~.
g., a, "a the p,orl recommend to ell who Dave spare
hs,S nr meat tice AID or an TIM needd
b, door and slck families tia hoy -aj 20 Tue oSo o. w.
Central Relief ouniits~ In Jefferson blocN crcoha ,so
Where il be 'ptsi for BY ln Aimons "nn y nun ~
THO Duled 10 tn worthy ,,,,...
NOW Lat all cur ,,lsisrs wsu, to know Il how TO di.
prn,e ths chsrity and the above meth IA ny J"4s"H
y IA accomplish tie g'es-est snount 81 gpo1' 81,
w e. suEEAiaN. Msjpf.G neral Comlnanshe;
By arrivals tlis morning nom below we gala inc
followiog item, Of Intelligence:
Tho fortihcations at Helena being completed, by
oder of Gen. uovey all tbs regiments snd detach'
meri, were ,araded at l0i oclo K yesterday norm
irD. when the Uhiisd States nag was raised Ia the
Fort. which was officially named by Gen. iovey
.sFort Curtis." Asalute OF thirteen guns was then
Gr i,om tu. Fort, e. which tho fleet Iesponded by
firing = sala,e of thirty -four guns. The steamer
Reien Little Rock arrived a day or two sineo at
Helen, froa, Lttls Rock, with 80 prisoners cal :
ured from the 5Ih Illinois Cavalry. 1ney represent
nat all soioiers except $40, had eit Little Rock 10
accompany Hindman's exledition to Mia:oarl.
Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
r.lsr.frzsl,.nz,s-erzMrxwsr
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT Promenade CoycgRr.-

THIRryrSTn REGIMENT PaonESADr CoycgRr.-
The Promeuade Concert in behalf of the 18th
Regiment National Guard, given last evening a. ths
brooklyn Academy of Music, was brilIisu. success.
The 7h Regiment Band furnished the music Tbs
oniie dfess circe was covered with staging, the
colore of tho regiment were suspended from the
boxes and the guidons from tho gas rendants, while
stacks of Austrian muskots generously Distributed
gave tbe scene martial and beautiful appearance.
At the conclusion OF the musica programme the au'
dence amuse, themselves by dancing and wazing.
Among tie officers present were Maj.-Gen. Duryea
aad staff Brig Con. J. c. Smith and stall, and Brig.
G., II. Crook and staff. The Committee OF Arrange
nents consisted of officers aud priyates Of tie rsy..
ment. Tho 18Th has servei two terms OF three
N, u,bs each in Virginia. On their recent return
from Fortress Monroe, in the steamer Baltic, they
were slipwreckei, losing large amount Of valuable
property, TO replace which WAS the object Of the con
cert. Nearly 5000 tickets werc sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
rrtOu Port RCXAL.
Arrival OF tao siea,m.i,iv glorida.


The u. ). siegmahp FLORIDA, l.. e. Saltori, Com
maud,r, iroIn rogt ROYAL in iour dsye, arrived on
WeInes''.y morning. She brings 20 pdsoaofs takon
hon rnze We sells laielJ captured, aud tho iek IRON
TIE South Atlaiir Booksl.ug Sqaaliou.
Tue iionda sailed lrOm New-iork Oct. IG, 1861.
IN .Ae PR, keysl expedition, aud siuco then has
been constantly employed en the blockade, and has
inado several valuable c,ptu.es. $40 hns par,ci-
wi1d "a numerous expeditions ugiinst and cnc,ug-
iefo Win tue !ocs aud M BOON A. tho repairs are
completed tint compelled her TO cone uorlh, will
as un pai i9r tao sccne Of her lao operations on
'he Sou bern coast, mott probably, however, to join
Commodore Wilhes's nyibg squadron.
Lniy 'fcrL--l. a.. Saror. C.n.nllHlrr; H. T. unI,n
~ ieItos"t aud Executive Ocsr. ~ on -, y llaris, a.
q iinE fafnateri J. " Moofe Assistant sur ;.on g. w.
nnch ad A. a. OEens Acting ma.tesi A Jacsson Acting
Ehsknj j. " a. Zsgs, CLi.f EnSi.oeIj George H. Bsu.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
p,atesf ship News.
"sr,r-r xv,os,,n,y Nov. g.

...Wrpstsptr nov
Shp Creat Wes,eSn Fgbsr, L,.rresl Oct LIE ss
iC1 nis. To Charles Il. Marshall Co. Oct H - ~ 1
% eAchsns,d signals with ship Bsrhn nom oe" III
N,v.l Oct lSth John Sningk and Jc,ey ssy -
nom heuxlen tppsalsnt yard overheard ara o..h NJ,
Or, ~ lat ~ ~ oE 10 IL. exchanged sl;uas VIA y;
sh n John { (lnnirg, from London for st Joan'' ~
DAY. out. Oct IS las IS lou. ~ TO- .pose .hlp poun
uniet,tood Iacob a. Ssmgri Oct 20 ~: t'V, vn II
iri,to; at tls same tue. picked up two boa,
,boy. and white boous-ihey were both eosiom nY ss
been but ,hort tim IN tlIs water . -, a.. h.u.s, n
S,ssmer Ci,y Of Bsth. Snow. Bostos S he,u 10 'Ss""
master.
BELOW-Bsfs O,lilis (Brsp.h han Uiersn
Aso, 1 shp. unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

forces; and the columns Of Jackson, with the i'm.
mense prestige belonging to It, would have been
Withheld from the conflict.
Az these points, we believe, will DO fully set
forth in tho report of the Military Commission now
about to sppear, and embracing the testimony not
merely of the officers engaged in the transaction,
but also tho opinions Of many of the highest military
authorities, who have been consulted, to the effect
that Harper's Ferry both could and should have
been relieved.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
~ .h'N TO. rH'r ,,oi' 81 n
To,al. .......3.0gl ..2D :.

Hidos. ;d5ic q D Islow liuac & ~ Pens, Sic
~ p zach. CALI SkluL taa0. ID
A. u.Borf Nift aad l'Is quly include nothing lu tis
hst l.rs, fs' Ted OI. coud g.nity mclatcs the
bet n..f.l 40 toe Ats Cove 4nl .c n,si tteJ
y's.-oa seem C.4naIy conas.a Of hu.s AID tho
luts.
snfpr-Fstin inc ld,, Co,ieh suI when toss OF Inferior
luaiiy hro thrown ont
Inyre were % c.,s ever tie G,ani Trunk end uen Ra
rad. llO Oye hs buson AID Lo"e. and 2Vj fvrr ss f
DuIg
ErNAnks-rh,ro was an Increased supply OF os'ts. bn,
nialy oi veIY extra auay lew lsr soId As ish "a
$1,000 81 y bat in sverige sses Tor those OF a ils
quality shoat 2ac. cwt. low ssr han last wroA f'r
common quality, s.es dull aud 5nc " cvi loweL .
Sheep abo the lssy week, but not very aack
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
rrr1-I-.Fso1lrra y 'rvle4 ~

HELP oUR SoLDfERs.- Recently, 200 6fscharced
eoai,'s, from New-Odsans, arrived ut the New
England Relief Rooms, No. l9i Broadway, ia q
destitute condition. Tbs resources Cor clothing ~
me rooms Of the Association have been so largely
drawn upon by other la,e arrivals OF sick nnd
wounded men. that their e;ocA OF clotlng Is entirely
exhausted. This announcement ought TO be suli
eent TO replenish nbundan,y toe wardrobe OF this
benevolent aud Indispensable institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Carr. j. H. GRsES..-We learn that the fetigpa
tihi # Capt J. Green widely known as the rsoiLts
yni.er, formerly Of the lat Irish Regiment Ssth indans
Volunteers las been scceprd and that Gov Morton wiz ssr
dec ana position Geld officer IN one of ths
be- r.tgauiEed We suew - Captain 10 be ers'r
nd hau.sne tioer aud rejoice 20 hear oi h po '
Ton .pe ,,w and t,u. mont lLoulgyus psnesgsA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Cambridge Csss,s Market.

frgokTND i0R ILE n. \. IhiAoNa. m $50. krrr
Nov .. iiG2.
Whole tile n.rke; shout B.,V.,
ard lo1 h9lrs ronhg OF Working Ohen. aich Cows ans
crs fwo and tIr,s 'fsr ola
rn'cu og M,REu BssI-Eura sG 25de6 20, Gn.
quality ~ s34 % 3J Gs,eAd q-.y 81 So hlrd aaili.y.
~ '..
fRicEs cr trORs CArrtH.-NoiAing Ofea. per pair.
$50 RlAn, Cove and Calves from @2f s2a 80; lo5r.
nue. 81 va -. lwoyeaf'od,. elsa 4 l6 iasre-yoar.
a..s. TljGA2t.
sle,p lambs. 5.eto ms-ksi prices In io. - 50
w 3. .aohi "a. a. -. u a.a ra Tl.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

a Hard Eidc, md Sharp Fight between
Union Troops under Mai. FL. Nhi1o
and Pcrtcr's Guerriiins-Isnj. W hiic nt
Ono Time Surrounded, nnd Fighting
Eiuu;o-Enndcd-Thc ciusrriIias Routed
with Loss Of 8 Killed and 20
Wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

LARGE RoBaEIS.-Atenlion IL directed to tho
advertisement in another column, announcing the
theft Of box from The Barh of America cont aiming
large number OF bonds, certificates VI stock, and
other securities
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

ustt ID assistant Engineers George Smith George Masoa
aud D. M. Lane ID Assistant Enginees Ls'hop. Cap
,ans Clsri, James he KAY w y Mix and W. Vac vs. ek
Acting Masters Mates Thomas c. Doan, Paymsstsrs CieIk
J. D. Fls.cber, Gunper
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Tie Sixth Avenue Railroad Company paid their
hando with potlage-s,amP' on Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Gen. sherman ha- i.soed the following appeal
W." US,pqr,RrPHs PlPrH DIVISION.
tipsPuis Tsrn., Oct. 90, 1882
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

--latest Southern Infeiiiscncc-T The WY
Son-cription Worii- ia Enst Tcnnes-
soc-r.asc News from Ssw-Orienns--
Tayisr's Uayos kridse .'"rned, and
Union victory Achieved-E'rie a. Cereals
Iva Isicbmond-E EsraEg snperscIsd by
General Josrph r. boans:ou-Iia'icry
"Georgia'' WORT, NIL she Cosi-torinti'
Observation-Disclosures Joining 'thc Union
Arn,y-A isaid upon the " Neufr"i
(.rouna.s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
~yu sURRENDEs OF HARPER's
EEREY.

,n.,se yYIs.ory- s..nbs,rncc Of Oaicini
!. Telcgran,s-- GEM. Wool and faccicHan
ia Esistcry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-15
Mo.erary Troubles nj rhc North.
The New York Express Of the 4th inst, has
the following paragraphs in its commercial
column. Comment is unnecessary

the following paIapfHPhs IN It's cOmuieiSlai
column. Comment is unnecessary
The banks, or rather bankers, held a long and excited
session, yesterday, not adiourning til s =. NJ The OBJ
iecf OF the meeting was 10 regulate the currency a. much
a. possible. now, in the suspension, and 70 provide for
making some arrangements with the Secretary Of the
Treasury, for the paper money on demand Treasury
notes Mr.. Chase is about TO Issue.
The banks and bankers new fully comprehend the
crisis, snd are fully alive 60 f-and they seem willing, to
the full extent Of their ability to accommodate the gov
eminent in what credit or what means they can but they
do not see their way ahead clear, in juseiee 10 their own
credit or their own customers, without the hearty co-Ope-
ration Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, who, they rea-
son, ought 10 and must give them some security If tney
receive and pay oufas curreney the forthcoming Treasury
The discus ion upon these great subjects, which began
Temporarily. degeuerated, after awhile, into q personal
controversy, between Mr. GaliatR, OF the National Bank
and Mr. John A. stevens president OF the Bank o. Som-
meree. Mr.. Mth-rs, Of the Bank Of the State ot New
York, having made some remsrks not satisfactory 10 Mr.
Galatin. Mr. G.. attacsed him with some zeal and thea
branef.ea orf into a general attack upon the expenditures
OF the government, which in a great degree, he deemed
corrupt or very unsatisfactory. His remarSs, indeed,
though h. e Of the politics o. the government and was
one al the bank ofices who, in November. 1900 hrst pro
nounced for Mr.. Lincoln. were, in general, now denun-
ciatory Of the whole financial mode and manner o. gov
eminent administration and direction Ehese remarks
called forth a sharp reply from Mr. Stevens, who DE
eiared tha3 banks would stand by the government 10 me
last ia which be was heartily eheered
To enable Mr. Stevens, the chairman ef the bank
meeting. TO speak, Mr. Thomas Iheston, Of the PhosmK
Bank. was called TO the chair-but the discussion had
been 80 nos llal mr. AutsteA GU MH 4"NJ ~ @4
he meeting sine az, though nothing had been concluded
Tor which the Bank meeting was called
Il 4 understood and tacitly agreed, however, that tie
banks shall appoint a committee % visit sir Chase M
Washington, 10 try 10 make some arrangement with him
for the guaranteed reception of his treasury notes This
committee. however, were not appointed, the hasty ad-
fnunment forbiddiug. The question between the specie
oaying aud the nonspece paying banks, as yet remains
pmadiustel But until further scion, the banks II u
believed, viii receive the treasury noiesfo the slnount Of
her indebtedness 10 the government, Sl3G0a00o. but
not beyond that untd the government shall have SCI apart
q porion Il its revenue 70 secure is ISSUES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-15
Canadians Sarcastic.

From the Montreal Gazette.
We have no dssira to utter one word calculated
to wear the appearance of a taunt to our neigh.
bOrs at the issue of the recent controversy with
Great Britain. 1t is enough for us that they have
con ented to repair the wrong done, and we need
not be curious to question the motives which
prompted this act of public Justice. Yet it were
to fail in our duty if we did not draw the moral
from the issue of the dispute. Nearly all the
northern press puts it upon the ground that their
first duty is to crush ont the d" rebellion" Of the
Southern States, and they must make any conces-
sion 70 foreign powers necessary TO preserve their
strength unimpaired for tie work.
This is, by no means, the highest motive. 1t
is an admission that they act Under n sense of
coercion; not from a sense Of right, and in so far
it is profoundly to be regretted. We believe
Mr.. Stewards line Of argument TO be cleverly
chosen, in as far as it has been made public. but
it is in the teeth Of almost all the public decIara-
tons OF his ellOw-eOuntrymen. official an. non
official 44very pubhQst snd statesman, who has
expressed an opinion, with the exception of Mr..
Seward and Mr.. buchanan, has declared that
the act OF Capt. Wilkes was one to be applauded,
not condemned. The chances are that Mr..
Stewards popularity will be seriously damaged
by the course be has adopted. 1t REQUIRED not a
little pluck to face the public insanity, and rob
the people of the opportunity of self-destruction,
which they seemed to eQvet. lie has run di-
rectly countsr to the current OF popular opinion
and feeling.
The world win believe now, In spite of all Mr..
Stewards adrOit arguments, that the surrender
has been made because of threatened coercion.
As the Times threatened, they have been made
30 eat pp the vauntings and tauntings Of the last
few months, aJer = fashion which must be very
disagreeable to such vain-giorious boosters.