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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
NOTICE..
MOI
State Of Ecwa,(
Tama County

State az Fcwa.(
Tama County I
TO stephen Eiinraman An,
Ann flinean'an tsdisj
Gross. riarirsa Hungarian
Sarah kiingaman. 'htrle,
k!ingaman, .Hsria ,kihga.
man. Getta klingams,. y
]. cunslc. Isaac /. Alien
and the state OF Iowa.
Yon and cech OF yoi, are hereby nfific,i
hat there IL now on file in the on, e bf III,
Clerk Of the District Court Of eaid county OF
rnma. n c'i'iou OF Jon s,han Davis cliimine
os yeu tho foreclosure Of = mortgage thcreir
iescril Cd : and that no personal CHIN is
made Of any OF yon except the said y,ePhe,
Kiiuraman.
Now unless ron .rnenr thereto and defend
On CT before noon Of The ID day OF the neAi
term of id couct commencing on the 81
Monday of September a. y. isti2, defanl, vii
he en.erci against you aud JniaeuNnt zen
iesed ,lsyson ~ prayed for.
lSAACL AltrN
Attorney for Pfhintif
Prs fee S.nS nSa.
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TILE WEEKLY MNRLD


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AN INFORMAL SCONElDl
For the cue Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS AND COLDS,
THE MAkOllA ARABCA
DISCOVERED RYA
MS SION AIRY,
wnlLl TRAVERSE ARABti

Ali who are suffering from ronsump,o,
should usc the sinkora Arabica, discovered b!
missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened wi Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by
: missions y in ArabiA-
All whe are suffering from Fore Throat,
Coughs sud Coda. should use the Makora Ar
abica, discovered by missionary in ArabicA.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrafu-
"a aud Impurities Of the Blood should usc the
Maiora Arabica, discovered BY = missionary III
.Arah;a.
II cures consumption.
Il cnres Bronchitis.
il cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds.
IL cures asthma, Scrofu!a, aud impurities Of
the Blood.
This uncama,led remedy 10 new for the frs'
time introduced to the public
Il was rrovicntially discovered ny ms-
sionafy while fravcling in Arcbia. lie wa
cured Of Consumption by it's use after his case
xss pronounced hopeless by learned physit
clans N Europe.
lie has forw arded to us in writing, full &C
count OF his own extraordinary cure, anu o
n I, um. or of other cures which have co,ime I'M
der his observation, aud also = full account o
the medicine.
At his request. and impsl'cd by desire 4
extend 3 knowledge Of the remed. 20 tho pub
lie, We have had his communication pri'sed II
pamphlet form for free distribution. ltsinter
est il enhanced by an account which be give
q some Of the scenes nf the Syris : uassa crcs
which he obtained from those vi Tered il
that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained NJ onr t,fIice
or Il will BE sent free BY mailto al who appl.
for il.
eimport the Makora Arahica direct fror
smyrna through the hosee Of Glecn Gyiip
pus. and VIC have always on hand fMll smppa,
put upin ,ots,es ready for use with full disec
fions.
ice one dollar per bottle. Rent By mai
on receipt Of price and ~ cents for postag
70, sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE h 90,
I'm per.css Of Drugs md McdI
ciiies,
6 Liberty St. N. Y
ALSO, DY DRUGGISTS GENERAL
|IY. va--oi.lv
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THE E2KI.wEEElr WORLD.

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Ten copies, $40 !:
For cliib Of ten copies, an extra copy will
re sent for one year.
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Esg,l,a MANHOOD,
Ils.n.sT
HsOM lost! How restored

Just Published, IN sealed cnrciope. Js.ee cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
men, aud radical cure u Spernatorrhoea or
Seminal h,ak,css. involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility, and inpediments TO marrl'
age generally Nervousness, consumption
Epilepsy aud tte: Mental aud PLY sica' In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse &c.- "
RoHr. ]. C@evEawELL, 81. ~, Autaer OF the
Green Book. sc.
The world renowned anthcr, in Ais adul-
able Lecture, clearly proves from lis owns 81.
pefience that the awful effects OF self abuse
may be eiiectuaily removed without nedicine
and withou, dangerous surgical operations
bougies, instruments, rings, or cordiala, point
Ing OUT mode Of cure at once certain and
efFec,ual, BY which every sufferer, no matter
wha, his condition may be, my cure hmself
cheaply. privs:ely and radically This Lfc.
ture viii prove boon to thousands aud shoSs-
andp.
Sent rnicrse.l, In > plain envelope, 70 sny
address, on tie receipt Of Elk cents, or Two
postage STAMPS. by addressing,
DR. CHAS. J. q. KLINE.
l2TFowc.-, n, r., Post Office bos, 4oSs
s3ni..r.
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned offer for sale the Mill
,nawa as tic Colnmhea Saw Mill, on iherai
,rms 'or particulars inquire in Toledo, o,
THOMAS MURRAY s. l.. MERCHANT.
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NOTICE.

Having determined 70 s. 10 the army. 7
have assigned my accounts - 3 Harmon
4 10. with whom my debtors are reqneNsd
10 ssttte by payment or notes within the next
thirty says
shalt still continue - prAptice medicine
while 1enainiug. July 2lst 1852.
y. K. WEIR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
IT WILL MEND CHINA,

IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken China Cups and saacers can
be made as good - new.
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
Tha. piece tnsskea out d your Marble
Mantle csn be put % - atreng ~ ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter IL that broken Pitcher old not
cost bu. sAi!!ing,s shilGng saved IL shilling
earnd
IT WILL MIND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase il broken and
you can't match Il, mend Il, It will never
show when put together.
Il will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava,
and In fact every thing bat Metals.
ANY article Cement with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where Il 10
moudci.
ExTRACT9.
avery Tlousst eepsr sasuid have a supply
If Johns h crcelv's American Cement Glue.
Nm FORK Times
II, il 10 convenie NJ 10 Lave il lie !o.4cl
-N1r Fork Express.
"I' is always ready; this eommcnds il 20
every BODY Independent.
1--WE have tried II, and hnd IL ~ useful in
our house ~ sa,e,."- HVkes. SPIRIT q fAe
7imcs..
ECONOMY rs WEALTH.
$40. 90 Dcr vcar saved in every family
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
GOLD PEys nEPOsNTED.

Price flfiy cents. ]
r nc'cee the Pom in letter with the cash ~
J postage e'alrnr.. The sSsurn mail will bring
the pan NJ good AZ now.
Send ST. and the return mail win bring n
good Gold Pen, IL earass 6ne, In silver exten
sion holder.
Send Is ccnfs. AMI the rcsrYn' mail vii,
bring 4 Gold Pen. ladies sise. in Silver case
with wary handles, IN box.
Addrsse + l. WAIRAfn
No. l. Malcolm Block, Syracuse. New York
Editors giving this advert;smen. fnnr in
cr,ien., andsrnd;nr marked copy shalt re
. ivcansxccl'ens pen Ia payment. nfi-4w
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
THE DAILY NnLD

Terms pr annn,n. Six Dollars: fonr copies
one address. Twenty Doliara To clergy
men, Five e>ira copies will be sent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
TIL ORIGIN al.
HOWE SEWING MAeRIBEy.
1862.


I sta bished in l845-Perfected
1862.
r. ccnt and impnrta mt improvements having
been put to ihs Machis e, renders Z low tic
most perfect before the public, and persons at
distance can can order Machine with a
guarantee Of its pro.npt and safe delivery, and
that they win be able 70 manage it TO their
entire satisfaction 40 more breaking reetllesl
70 no missing atischeel No trouble III
making ans garment, however delicate .r
heavy, or the sane Machine. either in cam.
BRIG, Cloth or leather; md for irees rn ,kers,
enirt makers, ,ai!ors. hat bin le;s shoe hinders
or gaiter fitting. 81 well az for every VARIETY
Of family sewing. THrT HAVE 40 supERroR, and
~ill be sold at y rn1,e1 Iees price thar any otl.
al nlac.iine capable Of dc.ug he same range
o. work.
sesla for Descriptive Catalogue Of styles
and prices. few responsible Agents will
bs aoalt With literally
Address rhs How Il Sewing Machines, al
1resdwsy, Aow York. ne2.ly
4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES q
AGENTLEMEN The subscriber
vii! send free Of charge TO all who desire il,
The Recipe and directions for makirg y eia-
pie Vegetable Balm, that will, in from two 10
eight daya. remove Pimples. Btotches. Tan
Faseilas Sal'owness, and al impurities and
roughnsas ofthe skin, leaving the eame--as
Nature intended it should be soft clear,
smooth and beautiful hose isa:r;ng the
Eecike, with full instructions, directionc, and
advice, will please call or or address with
return postare,)
rios. r. CHAPMAN, T,esAeal c.smi,s
Sc! D.ealway. Ne~ YORK I'm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
JVN SOW
IT IT cunt ain Herb Pills
FIXTURE 0lIOpO3

Ire h,a.Sl = shs usi and ~hss ~ eaagn snhsatae
latter get. nlxsd wiih II. II = ~ Nres disrastsa -
organ ~ a~ bdy. E~sy sssve -: the trsas..
VII ais~, tbs food Dsricty The avee grasses -
.cir.s suatcsncy II biz 1hs action 81 this hsa =
Weakened. and the s.scsassca 10 te<th. The euesp
cioCgeA ~ifls ths pcisn1ouA Ssttes kencs.
nugh-ana Ill from slight impuHiy - ths faus,aIa
mead ns ife--the Rooii AZ yov hsd thsawa scuas
ath tos ius'anes. 10 purs srsing, from which
Try ,ivu!st. 10 few n.inui~s tls whnls n r.
ir-aa n~cnpes disturbed ani dssrra"rr6. A. Al
'r- impure b:'sss ey - ersry rsr. and ieavs 4
.n.hini All the passages hrccsas csstsvessi, and
he obstruction Is removed. t!e lamp Of lite snoa az
These i'll. nat on.y putty the baA. but rvgenrSnv
h- q tie tody: dsy ase. thssvtss. usri,s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

The yonnsladiea Of sacvilie, Wis. have
signed compact that they will not re
ce..o the attentions Of any Young 'nan
cafs.bie Of bearing arms, who is not
volunteer. or alsau not become one under
the las. calls Of the government.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

or . Ransom / Co, Earlvi,ls Madison
Ny
Sold nj Toledo nv Armstrong md rhanklir
Indiantown hy r. Ruggles. .-w Irving hv
,ndrew Hale, and BY ono agent in each vii
iage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
GREAT FEMALE MEpIcIrEl

Females WIN vsiue health. shoph nexer hc ~itt.~.
th.4' Fills. They purity the b!ssi rrrnvs sbruefian
- vi kinda rsnnse :e skin II all rnrss snd bleschAs
and bring the rich coior Of h@slth u the pale ct<h
~. The Plants and Herbs Of which tt~ss Pills
n,s,i~. disco7sred n very Surprising way sns,s
tnanae 1T Afsnt. snd you viii issd ~ith delight
the interesting account eoutsiDA Of the G.xA
isDniSx" nf ID Asircs. a
Obssrve.-7nS Hotnsain Herb rSlls rs3 W in
Baa.Jsa H,aIJu. Each tss rraa,as 80 ,:ll ard Ee'ns
y - cents per IN Al fsntins. Ads ~ 81 nassvt o.
y T. jUlJSON Il co, ~ sofA In
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
cruE ron rsIrors DISEASES.

CURE FCU BILIOUS OsSEA9EA,
Liver Complaint. tieA isstaens, h. This Ank Rxy-s
~iic,~ I~ia firm the b.ond tin AkAen srsda ~
AMI render. III the AudA snd sscsstss Pure ass
iu.ut 6s4srins aud rsaaseitAtins tho vital organs
ri.s>ant indt<l u il n that abb - rlaes
within snr reach G,sA!ens Ike tbs Aat HtMS
.,hs" that viii pA.s directly IA the afflicted pasta
.Dsnirl tina hond anil auids u ms hssy. asi eana
i~ s"e.sss ~ ksYltka x,tA ihs clAa ., beauty ssf
l" ,lth.
inisoa's P,iis are fhe Hesf Remedy in crit
rnrs for the foli0lcisg Complaints:
esi t.mlIai,,:s, DSxlay. h,.aard irsas~ess,
!" hs, fsrsr Ard <0uA, isA, Coml5SanI
~. ft,ndls Nml9aia,s ksar,.es II Si,,sa
hsa f'iso7ss, NAaLarhcs. E.a
siifst.ss r.! ~. II, Hst< a,i Gr.Sd
f,psis3sia, llF,srN. &eu.,dGty xSrss
ii,trAms, RytommaiS, tNs
hrJsy,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

IAN the stock SPECTATORS arc Faia
70 be making money, and tho excite
neit in New York while the Board il
a-,sesa;oa ia similar to that Of 3 gambling,
hanse when large stakes are made
lie brokers havo made more commits
e.sm business than ever before, and farm.
efa, mechanics, ana even women are
e.sa'ins tho ring Q! spectators.
Oh. Ransom, CT the 18th rll;no;s;
F.. Col Croker. of the 18th Iowa; Col.
Marsh, Of the Goth Illinois. and Col.
Wooster, G: Chicago, Of Grants sta.ss.
have been co,nnlssi ned as B.lgadiey
Eeacrala.
Girls Sometimes pns their lips ont post-
ingly because they are angry,and SONS
iinaos because their lips are disposed 70
meet youra half way
Law Is the bony Of the good citizen
tho rock Of the bed ono
I'VE clap Vice in letters ana then
call it Virtue.
ssss~s
How much We owe TO eur poets
Homer Achilles has made thousand
hesoas
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25

ARCHDTsHoP HUGuEs' ADDRESS, AND IT'S
EFFECT UPON TIE TURIN PARLIAmEyr,-
The remarkable address written by Arch
bishop Hughes in behalf of the Catholic
world, and signed by the three hundred
cardinals and bishops now congreeated at
Rome, has made deep sensation ell OYER
Europe, and more particularly in Italy, af
fected more than any other country pr-on
earth by the question of the temporal
power Of the Pope. In this address Arch
bishop Hughes asserts that the temporal
power of his holiness being granted 10 him
by peculiar desire Of Divine Providence.
all the nations of the earth combined are
powerless against it; that Rome and the
papal domain do not belong to Italy, but
to the Catholic world, and that they can
never cease to be its property.
These arguments seem to have wounded
to the quick The patriotism of the Italians,
for on the 9Th Of June last the parliament
Of Turin presented an address to Victor
Emanuel stating that " assembled for the
purpose Of making the rights of their
country respected, they hoped his majesty
would take the necessary measures to stop
such pretension, As those ANNOUNCED 10
the cardinals address, and prevent the 10
man question to be any longer a cause OF
trouble for CoDsciences and of danger for
the peace of the country"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25

CAN KEEP A HoTEL.-It is thought to
be pretty strong evidence ofincapacitv in
a man that be "cans keep a hotel" BY
parity of reasoning, it would seem to be
good evidence of his capacity if be can
keep hotel. If such is the case, the
President, having made the necessary
proof, has right to demand a general
admission Of his capacity, Having open
ed negro boarding house in Duff Green's
Row, in the city Of Washington. where
he is administering to the comforts of
some eigh: hundred colored gentlemen,
ladies and picaninnies,he has, to all ap-
pearance, SO conducted as TO give general
satisfactiou.-C Cincinnati Inquirer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25
Gen. Carl schurz-Opinion of Radical
Republican who Knows him.

The following is from the Milwaukee
Daily life, the organ of. the radical Repub-
licans in Wisconsin whom CARL SCHURz
processes to speak for when out of the
State. The editor has been intimately as.
sociated with CARL SouuRz politically, and
is also intimate with Col. ANNEKE who is
referred TO in connection with General
ScHURz's pas! history. Mrs. ANNEKE to-
gether with the wife of tie editor Of the
Daily life, are now in Switzerland near
the scene where some Of the events alluded
TO transpired A.:
We see the Philadelphia Pres, has an
adulatory article on Gen. Carl Schurz, in
which i: says, his troops "have confidence
from the we'll known military ability he
displayed in Germany, that he will be fit
head for them in battle" Now the fact is
that all the military ability Gen. Schurz
displayed in Germany was as Aid of Col.
Anneke, in carrying dispatches. He was
a mere STRIPPING, student Of 20 years Of
age, WHO uau uoG CObipioLcO HiS otuUiSo,
and used tometimes to ask Mrs. Anneke,
the CoIonel's wife, who was also his Aid,
to carry his dispatches for him. And it
was on one o. these occasions, when Mrs.
Anneke was performing his duties, that be
Law down on a cannon and vent to sleep,
il a fort where he was surrounded by the
enemy, aud escaped only by crawling out
of ditch. A Boston paper perverted the
truth Of history and magnified this work
into heroic act. And it was copied into
Milwaukee paper and Gen; schurz wore
the borrowed plumes till Col a. stated the
fae.s in as friendly light as possible we
add, that Gen. Schurz' most staun2h ger
man friends regard bis seeking the post OF
Brigadier General as a most unwise one.
He has lost immensely in their esteem by
it, for he had no military qualifications for
the office. He had not military edaea>
ton, and the fact that such men are made
Generals while such men as Col. Anneke
who has devoted his life to the study AID
practice Of the military art, and who has
been 10 many hard fought battle. is now
serving as captain Of artillery and aid TO
Gen McCIernand, in Halleck's army, is
proof that political considerations rather
than qualifications for military service,
govern at Washington, and is very good
explanation OF the cause Of many OF our
disasters.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25

I Alter at, says a modern writer,
"there is something about wedding
gown prettier than any other gown in the
world" All the girls Will agree to that.
In fact lots of EN- marry just for the sake
of the new toggery.' To them the
bridal is mora active than the bridegroom
the milliner more interesting than the min
lister. Men, however, take more substan.
tial views of things, and would prefer to
we'd downright pretty girl without a
rag" than al ugly woman with as many
gowns as the executor found in Queen
EIizabeth's wardrobe. That's the differ,
ence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25
A Northern "Secessionist' in the Army.
OPINION OF HON. C. D. ROBINSON

How long do the people of the aoIth-
especially in Wisconsin-intend TO remain
stone blind to the principal facts relating
to this desolating war? Here we have in
the last Green Bay Adrocate. letter from
CAAs. D. ROBINSON, now with General
KING in Virginia, who was among the frs.
to respond to the Presidents call for
troops. He expresses precisely the same
sentiments we have e1p:essed-prscisely
the same for uttering which we here al
home are denounced as secessionists and
rebel sympathizers. There are some, per-
haps, who have refused to listen TO us, who
viii heed a candid and intelligent man
from the army. So we publish:
1t is safe to say that there are no Union
men in Virginia; or at least that part of
it with which we have become familiar
There ere, undoubtedly, exceptions to this
statement, but so rare as scarcely TO serve
te prove the generSrule. We have found
large numbers-f think majority
were opposed to the secession of Virginia,
who voted the Union ticket, which was
for Bell and Everett, and who resisted the
rebellion up TO the latest moment; but,
owning property here, having the welfare
and safety Of families at stake, and bound
by ties of birth and sympathy with their
state, they adhered to her fortunes and
followed her into the gulf where she has
been plunged. They started as conserva-
tives, but the progress Of the war, with its
attendant seventies, could not but step by
step make ultra Southern men Of them.
Intelligent and fine Virginians of whom
we found many, deplore the war, but freely
and explicitly declare their allegiance to
the Southern Confederaoy. The patriot
ism and self-sacrifce of the North in pro-
fusely giving up men and means to sustain
the government, have their counterpart in
the desperation and desolation of the
South. Their young men are in the ranks,
their negroes have run off; their horses
and cattle have been taken for one army
or the other and their pleasant places are
scathed by the war as though the fire had
passed over them. Ruin has bound them
to the Southern cause. They have bro't
themselves to believe that we are oppress.
ors-that they have right TO live aloof
from us-and that we are invading their
sacred homes. We mast acin
back the allegiance of the people. Youmay
lead the horse to water, but you can not
make him drink. Wemay re-establish our
custom houses, our post routes, our courts,
and set in motion again all The machinery
of the federal government, but without
moderation and kindness and justice, the
restored Union will be mora hollow and
rotten than ever before. Those in the
north who are calling for reprisals, for ma
king the war more rugged, and for soaring
the south as with hot iron, have little
idea how rugged the war is in its mildest
phases, and hor farther than erer are might
,gih an iron hand, PIT of the day Of re-
cancellation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25

ARTEMAs WARD MEETS A TEMPERANCE
LECTURER.-Ai Ann Arbor, being seized
with sudden faintness, | called fol drop
of suthin to drink As was stirring the
beverage up, pale faced man in gold
spectacles laid his hand upon my shoulder,
and sez:
"Look not upon the wine whom it is
red r'
sez I, "This amt wine; this is Old
Rye"
ct stingeth like an adder and biteth
like a serpent.' said the man.
al guess not" said l, "when you put
sugar in it; that's the way alters takes
mine"
Have you sons grown up sif - the
man axed.
"Well," said I, as I put myself outside
my beverage, "my son Artemas junior, is
going on 1o."
"Ain'syou afraid if you set this bad ex-
ample bed him, he'll come TO bad end !''
"He's come to wax end already. He's
learning the shomaking bizzines," | replied
~ guess we can both on us get along
without your assistance, SIR | observed
as he was about going to open his big
mouth again.
This is a cold world" sed the man.
"That's so. But you'll. get into warm
er one by and by, i: you don't mind your
own Dizziness better"
I was little riled at the feller, because
l never take anything only when l really
need it. l afterwards learned that he was
a temperance lecturer, and if he can in
JUICE men to stop setting their innards on
fire with the frightful licker which is re.
tailed round the country, [ shall heartily
rejoice. Better give men prussic acid a!
onct, than to pizen 'em to death by de-
greze.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-07-25

NAMES OF THE RECENT BATTLES. The
names of the localities Of the various bat
ties which have been fought by the con-
tending armies before Richmond, are as
follows:
Thursday, June 26-Batsle of Mechan-
icsville.
Friday, June 27-Battle of Gaines Mil.
Saturday. June 2S-Battle of the Chick
ahominy.
Sunday, June 29-Battle of Peach Or
chard battle of Savage's Station.
Monday, June 30.-Battle Of White
Oak Swamp; battle of White Oak Creek;
battle of Charles City Cross Roads.
Tuesday, July battle Of Turkey
Bend.