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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Ey virtue Of Il special execution. dated tho
2:nl day Of June 4 d 1865 to m. direc' ed,
Is sued out Of the office Of tie clerk of the
iistriet ca, IT Of ma cloudy. Etala Of
Iowa, /, favor. Il Eenidte Rush aud against
William IT, Roberts and Mary NJ. Roberts on
jndgcnrr At rendercd ny >Mid conr, ~ the
Geb,ns,y ,tern thereof a. b. 1866 against IN :.
said William II Roberts and decree Of fore
closure az, inst said defendants wherein II
was ordered. aiiuiged and dccreed that the
following described real estate tc-wit:
The SOUTH sDc1 quarter of the south
rcst 9v,rtrr - section M. thirty fhree(33)
j" mu"ship no e'yhy flee (s5) north
n rnnye ~. fourfccu II
west Of the s,h p. H., in Tam. county, Iowa
be sold, or SO much thereof NJ is necessary to
satisfy said fudge nehx Interest and % !:
Now tkescfu,S pubic D~tics Is hereby
ri, en-, that l have levied upon ard shall on
the Goth day Of July A b. 1865, bet wcen the
hours Of > o clock A N. and 4 o'clock 4. NJ.
of said day, sal ! Ia cOmmence 1T the hour Of
10 o'clock 4. NJ ~ the + oni door Of the
Court House in I'p edo, Iowa, in the county
Of Tama offer and sell 10 the highest and
b. y bidder. for cash. the above deserted
property, c.-so ms,elb hereof rs 10 necessary,
10 satisfy said Judgement for the sum Of 2sG
dollars and 80 { nts, together with cost and
all accruing costs unless the same shall be
sooner satisfied.
Jnuc Ii, 1866.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee S6,0O .t<t. v7n25
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
RESI- DL1CAN UNION Tl(NEr.
FoK snvERNOR, &'f
Wm. NJ. STONE.
For Larur. GnvERNcH,
"'" BIZ. CUE. ...
Fox Jup.E OF SUPREME CnuKT,
GEu. G. WRIGHT.
EoE Surr. os 1'rmSc TNsTrrcTioN,
OlsAN FAN1LLE.


Mcssrs. r. a. Graham and w. +
Johnston Of This town returned home
1 is week from a,rip' 10 St. Louis, where
with other citizens living alorg tie
luc Of the proposed Iowa Central rail
road, they had been to consult with The
people uf that <i,y nr.n the Importance
of aiding in ttal,ling The road as grca,
source &c trade to their city. Their'rc
port il that they we're very cordially
met and the business men oi the city
gave them the best assurances th:lt y
considered it greatly to their intercs to
have the proposed Iowa Central road
ilnilt and connect with the No,tl, Mis-
s,ari railroad.
They gave our people assurances that
if'the people s'ohg the line OF the road
would gra,le and tie it the rolling stock
and track should be forthcoming. We
nrc very credit " informed that the
North Missouri company will have a
Surplus Of State bonds, after building
sheir road OF about one million and q
aalf Of dollars which is expected will be-
applied in aiding the Iowa Central.
which Of course will he aiding them
selves, as our road will be a feeder &,
theirs.
Our people can see that tho present,
prospects Of the early construction Of
the Iowa Central Railroad is yer,
good, provided they take hold Of III,
anatter themselves and aid in it's con
<''u"ti"n, rs they can well afford 10
Ehe people in Benton Co have sub
ecrihed over SIC, 900 cash snbsc,ip ion,
!" aid in lnil,l;ng road mp the Ceda,
Valley Now the subscriptions to this
road are not called for in cash, except
a very small part, tic remainder can bc
furnished either in material or labor.
and The labor can be- expended in our
"wn county. Mr.. Preston, Agent Of
the road is still with MS laborinc to
convince our iseosa- Of the importanc,
ct subscribing to all this road. W..
nope car people will wake up to this
matter at once and see what their in
tcrests are, and work accordingly. /,
i our farmers that arc to be greatly be
nci'cd by this road in its creating
new and rival market, AMI they Ger
eainly should come forward and sub
scribe ibcral'y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

We are inf ned that one day las,
sveek Mr.. K. A. Bnrnham Of Otter creek
township and son went TO the timber on
the river bottom. Arriving in the
aimbcr Mr.. Durham sc, down his gun
which he had taken with him, lcanin.
against large linn tree; soon after he
Jaw a partridge (ew rods from where
his gun was setting, and called to his
son to brin. him his rifle. The son
took hold Of the gan and drew i,
towards him when it was Immediately
discharged, the ball passing ,hr.ugl,
his hat rim, breaking the skin and
severely grazing the skull. on the right
side Of the head above and back
Of the car, and then passed on again
through his hat. IIc is improving and
will recover. Tie hammer Of the CUR
probably caught in some young twigs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
Railroad connection with low u
What ~ done, and what -

i @
s (F,Y the S.louis litPatch.) ~
f rx "a Lo,ls, .'n"' -. j
Ing o iec' al lie del.s ION ''om h"a
atpfescnt 81 nuf c''y,s!> to mc'te'"' i'ee
pie of s.. LOUIS u active oXr'''"ns To
secure perfect railroad c"'nn"''cA''""
between 81. Louis and I"n''a Iowa
and ultimately w''l, 81. I"nl, distance
OF Csc miles from tins city, In few
months The North Missouri Railroad
VII reach the Iowa border, ending on
the prairie. The r"opl" "' seven Iowa
counties ." the route from 'h' terminus
to Ceda'vl.!!s, distance OF l3o m'cs
n" prepared I" grad" an" tie the road
over this region. The company or
.;an'zrd last winter TO hn'ld the road
from the North Missouri to Cedar Falls
has ~" means I" buy ore hall the IRON
81 r Hing stock for i. \ What they
y sir ffom 81 II ms, ~ to purchase
q other hhlt ~ 'h's can nc oo'aihea
hey VIII bun" the 7''ad ny tho time the
North M'ss"sr' is finished, and thus
give us communication by ran with the
hear, Of Iowa. There u provision
made ir' the construction ct a road
from Cedar Falls to St. Pad, 30 that
when the North No, is CON. lc'cd, and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
New Advertisements
$40 Reward !!

The subs :rihers win my the Above reward
TO any person who will 'cliver to them one
hay marc years old with SINE 10 N
hairs on h.r hips, one ycarlinc cream colt
one iron gray NO year Id mule and
one, hro~1 t~o y ~. old mule al Of which
have ArayeIs having left ah,ny the, first o.
Ire month. Or We vita pay i've dtllars TO
any person who ,ill give infe rmatioE that
will lead tc the finding Of the above described
stock, ny leaving word ~ the Soleman farm
one and half miles south east Of Tolcd. or
address by mil
CHlTTENDEN & KENDRIcH
Gttksl3 f ttH# luka r. a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
SHER, FF"S SALE.

Nv virtue Of n special execution, dated thr
10Th day Of Juno a. y. 1873 10 me directed,
;ssuel ont Of the office Of the clerk Of the
District Court Of Tama County, State Of Io~,
&favor of John Noots< mi ngsinst Henry
II. Weaver and Lh,harinc Weaver on u
judgement rendered by said Court at the
FEBRUARY term thereof. A. y. 1865 against
tie said Henry II. Weaver and decree
Of foreclosure against Yajd defendants where
in was orde ell nhjMA He Ind dt0seed That
the following described real c"tate 70 vii
u.l...t. ~. .xcueu. ca 4. Llmk No. nine CO..
- IA FoL.r,s second o1,i;f'S;. u 'y1s-rI.
l,ga .E7,hd.. 7anm G.nn.y, Inc.
be SOLD or 50 much yhereof m 10 nccsssary 10
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
r, Ss- 's's, ts rS's' .as ss Ssfis ~
H. h: iss. y q ss'' s.s ~, s;,s;; !:
n. of,,ssil day, sale to commence ~ the
hour 81 o'clock "a M IL TIE Ytoht d0br, 81
the COURT uousc in. Toledo Iowa, in the
county of Tame, ofet and sell atThbiie out
cry. TO the highest and hest bidder, for
casf, the above described property, or
.ommch thereof ~ Is neceasary to satisfy
said judgement for the sum Of ,N79 dollars
and 81 cents, together with cost and all &C.
cruinp costs unless the Same shall be sooner
satisfied tTAeys eHe .am;l{q,i p,i,enu
lime q, 1855. ,7sa eas. .amuEpa tisi.a
KNIGHT DEXTER.
- -9iB,-ri6 Of rana couaty, IewAa
Printers fee 300 ai aoo5aa Ms
fit
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
- ~ III -n,
Apple Trees.

] have for sale p my nursery, at STRING
CREEK, Tamn County, n aq,fanti,y Of largo
i,onr and Are. years old apple trees which
will sell worry 0heAniI III IitHfil /
Those who wish TO raise apples At . n early
LAY AZ possible, Shpyh. not fail 10 procure
some Of these trccss next fall Taken up
with care and immcd iately transplnntei
next Fail, viii! ensure their growth the fol-
'1 rSsy arr ~: sh1!s ,.l,s.,s. Of sat,sa ..(,.
AL other nursery. products ALSO for sale.
fa = &C KNAPP
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

M Betsy Eastman, of Salisbury
N H., mother Of Hon. J,cl as'mn
oi Conway, recently completed l,r on
hnnd,c and ihirl yeal.
F,rm laborcrs and house servants are
""i,ny scarce in Cmala, on acconna
of he large emigration from there.
Tue Canadians arc trying to keep
European cni.rants who arrived there
but most Of them have made np then
minds to % 10 orr Western States, and
aon't ike 10 haD.e tleir purposes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
sHER1FF'S SALE.


Nv virtue OF Il special execution dnted the
.2n,l day ~ Juno, 3D. leG5, 10 me d.
rcctcA, iysuosl out Of the Office. Of the Clerk
of he district conit Of lama County, State
IF Iowa, IN favor Of John Darling and against
,icorge n OK on a Judgment rendered By said
Court Mt the February term thereof A. ] !,
1866. against The snid George Rnck and A.
decree OF foreclosure against George Buck
wherein il WIS ordered, adiMdgcd and de-
creed that the following described real
estate to-wit:
The son,h ,e,a qu',rfcr n section no
~rrn,.n on ~ to.o~ship no. eighty frc
1851 uortA II snnye no .fosrtesn Gay
West Of the 9Th p. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa,
be sold, or 80 much thereof MS is necessary
to satisfy said judgment, interest and cost:
Nov therefore, public notice il hereby given
That have levied upon and ahall On the
20 day Of July, A. D., 1875, between the
hours of = o OK A. NJ, and o'clock r. NJ
OF said day, sale to commence at the hour
Of 8 o'clock A. NJ, ~ the front door of the
Court House. in Toledo, Iowa, in the County
Of Tama, offer and sell At public out cry. 20
the highest and best bidder, that bids twt :
thirds ar owe, of tho appraised value for 9 'sh,
II, The right title and interest Of the above
, AIMED attendant, Il, and TO the above
described property, or 50 much thereof ~ If
necessary 10 satisfy said judgement for the
.nm Of Sa3fsloilar~ and 80 cent, together
9TH cost AID all, securing costs unless the
same shall he sooner satisfied.
Ju 20, 1875.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Tama County, Iowa.
ri inter !. fee 5000. VIVA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

:
Over fifty g"nhoa,a and other yes
sells, lately composing = portion, Of ,hc
Mississippi Squadron are 4" be sold =
auction at Mound Cit, Illinois, Au
gust l7;h. f.sa, =,
ArrIx THE STAMPS PARTIES rccciv
IN. goods or packages BY express will
10 well 10 aflix revenue stamps when
signing rccc,r's. else they may cxrcr
ence some trouble. The Supeii,i
,purt of Illinois has called for the
books If a number Of express Offices in
illinois, /, see that the revenue law h $
been faithfully complied with. An ex
animation n books il this State ini.h,
.lso be called for, and then there " ,ul,l
he some fines to- pay in those cases where
stamps were not affixed Just because
receivers hadn', them handy. The law
n the subject is very strict, and those
.iolatin. j, render themselves liable T..
ray heavy fines -Dsc. Coxcttc ....
The recent heavy rams in the interle,
,f,his State have raised the Dcs Moline,
-,ver tremendously The town -.
Eiiyville in Wapcl'o cnnn,v, WIS mun
laie,' A hundred ,nilic> were com
relied ~ move out from their homes
nd establish themselves on ,lrv land.
rhe bridge across the river A. II ldv
lille is wreck, sixty feet vt il having
i,ecn washed away. A vast amounts
fencing has been des,ro, e.i. and hnnd
eds of firl.ls which produced an album
liant harvest If sheat and corn, hav.
en- III d dcsolatc. q
News from General Sully's cxp"di
ton against the Inlians, dated June
i'h, says two expeditions are fconicn
slated, one to co operate with a force
rom Minnesota, in preventing fur!he'
,ncn,sie,.s into the frontier set dement's,
md the other ia establish new fort on
Powder river, and open roa.. Ia Idaho
Intelligence has been received at the
Navy Department that Admiral Colds
nrough sailed ON the 22l instant on
board Of his. a.g ship Colorado, 70 AZ
,nu,r command of the European squad
on, which has recently been largcl.
increased.
The death of Mre. Scwar.f is the
lirect etc, Of the tcrtitle scores
hrn,,uh which lhe has Ecch called l..
pass, in the attempted assassination II
her husband and son.
Max,milian's efiicc,a aud agents, ri,
their s,de II the Rio Gran,le, are said
i, l.. much rxcrcised by the concen
ration "f.4" many United States troops
y that vicinity. rro .,,
!. The President has directed II ": w.
Pebble, Commissioners Of Indian
Aff.irs to proceed to the Indian country
effect important treaties with hostile
md lcaccahlc Indians. s y
President IAncoln gave hi. opinion o.
the Fremnn, p,r'v LIST tar, NY turning
tbs, Samnc', 22:2, md re- ding: And
every one that was in distress, and
every ono that was IN debt, & every one
that was hiscnn'cn' gathered them
selves unto him: aud re became n
Captain, over them; an9 there were
with him about four hundred men"
Mr.. IIcncry Leslie crossed the Mia
CARA on tight rope la-' week, FIR the
| frs, time, vi ahnu, seven minutes !.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

1T tho. West TO Boston, and other
Eastern cities, hy the Mis>iss rp'. lie
stated that already three lines ol steam
.crs, " ID daily carrying capacity Of
! GOO lonS. were established between
ST. LOUIS aO,i New Orleans. Measures
were also b"in. inan.ura,ed, III con-.
nrc,ion with these lincS, I" establish ~
Inc Of steam ships between NcwU'lrans
and Boston, with a view I" carrying
Western produce East Once 'he
Western SYSTEMS IL railroads were
properly developed. he expected 10 see
lines Of steamers set atloat for the
carrying .nf wcsu rns products d'teet t.
Eurorc. ST. Louis row ,hat emf * I
h,u-,ir w~rs was nj A..AA.A, Mas rcalA..
~ he believed To lay hold If the great
railroad enterprises in which she was
interested. and to aia in pushing the"
forward to complexion.
Remarks were also made by II N
James $. Rollins, Of Bovine, upon the
impor; ance Of railroad COMMUNICATIONS,
and the brncti ofrailroads' in opening
up and developing, The natural resources
Of The West
I. should be observed by the business
men 1T st. Louis that 4 similar meeting
is to be held on Change TO daj.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
CHICAGO, ILLS. \
OGPoTe: m
Nos. 1872 Clark 4 1873 Dearborn Sts.,
Exlray Notice.

From the subscriber on II . 2sth day Of
May. in Iowa township, rui que county,
sorrcll marc, pine years old, ff cen hands
end one inch high, some white hair on tho
forehead, aud white rrot on the right side
Of her hack, small scar on the left side Of
her neck near the point Of her shoulder. loft
legs, and had halter on when she left, anil
shoes al arouAi.
"a liberal reward viii be paid 80 nybody
WIN will t%ke up the Same or viii give ia
formation about the sans, at my hast Ot6es
~ Epworth, Dubuque county,
sHst'. dRsON LYON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
Fifteen soldiers Knitted aud One
Hundred and Fifty Injured.

Lorl,,lLLE, june %.
The New Albany L",iyer fererts ten
riblc accident on The Ohio anl Mem
pins X .ilroad near L,fay cite, Ind.
yesterday. A trc,sh, ,rtiD hound Sasti
aud soldier train west, colinlrd. The
engineers and tircmcn If both trains
were killed. While m angry dispute
arose between the conductors ~ TO he
blame, .ano,hes freight TRAIN. from thu
cas-, ran into the tram nf soldiers :, the
station killing Il f,ccn men and wound
py ons hn"lr;d AMI fifty, many ia
'aly. Thr.solasrs Li|"nyt'uI'" l'hi
nois and Missouri regiments and w.r.
homewa,l bound.
/. 5. la.cr 'Icvsi sssy the & above is -
canard. nf.f ~ j aaseplis! a.ETI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
Dcu III or II Prominent citizen

PlrrsRu R,;m, June 23.
The venerable William Wilkins died
his morning at his ,rerilnnce al lone
wood S;atinn At the ripe, age Of Sc
wears. Nj. Wilkins has illed many
important roS,,ions with grra,, crsdi, =
himself aud benefit tothe,c.pa!ry Il
WAS Scn,tns in Congress! from 1881
10 lSaE Minister tn Russia in 1891; iD
1914 was Secretary of Mar, whsp
.L'hns q. Calhoun was SECRETARY OF
Safe; was on board the, lrincctopll
when l'eSeemakcr exploded,
SrcretaryN Upsher,e being , killed
aud Senator Benton injured. Mr..
Wilkins also tislci ureditably the office
f.IWige nfithe Uni,el States iDs.,ri;
Court for Wcstcrn Pennsylvania. /. :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
Railroad Communication will,
Iowa.
From The Missouri Democracy

From the missouri Ucm0crat)
ST LOTS, June %
II is with pleasure that we record the
presence in our midst Of several pro
minent citizens Of Iowa, representing
large interests in that State, who come
tor the purpose Of consulting will, our
people upon the subject Of securing
moro Intimate business relations. Th:.
Which suggests itself as a prime ncces!
siy TO this end, is. direct railroad
| connection, and to this hi 1T more
especially is the attention Of the dtleea
ton turned The early completion Of
The Main Line Extension Of the North
Missouri road is result particular,
desired by The people Of Southern and
Central Iowa. Nor are our own people
indifferent TO this subject, as is shown
by the legislation Of last winter, wherein
the State of Missouri made a mos,
liberal grant TO the North Missouri
Company tor the pnrpose, among other
things, of securing the connection above
spoken Of There can be no doub,
whatever, that the period will be bu,
brief before the North Missouri lin"
vii: be pushed through to Iowa, and
the people Of that State will enjoy The
opportunity of direct and cheap com
,runica,ion with St. LOUIS, and South
rrn market. We are highly gratiiei
that the lovans 50 fully appreciate its
importance.
From this time f,rward the relations
Of AL kinds between the people of Iowa
and Missouri are certain to he much
more intimate. and friendly than in the
past. Slavery NJ longer stands wall
nf partition between them, while the
development Of their mutual resources
will constantly tend 10 bring them more
closely together. In many ,laing, they
have community ot interests, and the
>amencss ofthcir institutions will secure
At al times cheerful CO operation.
The people Of this city especially
have reason to look with much interest
to the field of business entt rplise which
a railroad communication with Iowa
would open mp. There il no part OF
| the country where larger share Of
| agricultural wealth will DC located, or
whore more enterprise and business
activity may be expected to prevail
Our merchants viii do well to give
their closest attention to the matter.
being assured beyond all contingency,
that whatever they may now contribute
in the way OF material aid to secure an
early railroad communication with our
Iowa neighbors, will all come back TO
them with liberal interest. They
could not make more profitable in.
vcs:ment They will take much plea
sure, We know, in giving their rcprcsen-
tatives a hearty welcome and every en-
enlargement in their power.
From tho Missouri Republican,
Mr.. Geo Partridge, Of ST. Louis FOL
lowed in some remarks upon The means
Beng used Tor conscyln. the products
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

The Iowa Soldiers Orphan Home
Association have decided to hold Fair
at Marehallt"wn, on the 2sth day Of
August. They invite their friends to
send anything and everything useful,
ornamental and agreeable.
Send all ariicier to G M. Woodbury..
Marshalltown, Iowa, and all money Il
y. +. Allen, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

After CONCLUDING his remarks Mr..
Blow offered the following rcsoln'on>:
The merchants Of 81. Louis extend =
hearty welcome - tho d.lrgauohs
presc,l from The State # Iowa !" our
city, an,1 aes,.lve, IS the sense ~ '"e
uercha,ifs aud ci;iz ms present ~ to'
~ q 4
+ l,r THAT we deem il Of the most i'm
puttancc {, the interests ii - I'"''>
and The s ate ot Missouri 'h't '"'
North Missouri X alrnad should ibe caA -ii
tended at the cn,li,s rrac'cahir DAY
so AZ to connect with the system OF
railroad, in the Safe "t iowa.
|. "a. 'rha, nothing fIp he rar''r
IN III. par, nf 81 LnniS 10 sectrc' t'''
CONSTRUCTION IT StTN rai'o,sa>~i~-s.'s,
State aud the State If LAVA as will give
to the busi, css in,err T. of both State
u TN rnn.h business c"nn,cli"n.
81. Tia, the friendly interest mani
tested f,r this city hy the presence q
s,la'g" and respectable delegation
iro,n tn. Safe Of Iowa e. consult On our
mu,nal interests has awakened IN ~
tho mos, lively feelings Of sra'i'"d'.
,na ", feel that We can safely say 4
The Delegations present that St Lou
aud NJ ssonri will 4" their part TO bind
The $, a,es Of Iva and. Missouri TO
ge,her in their business relations by
railroads and, in every other way thai
can attach the people Of one State t.
| another.
Being seconded BY Mr. AMks, they
we're pm, TO vote aud unanimously a
| l"p,cd..
Mr. SrrncEoS, preJidcnt of thu
| No III Missouri R.ilroad, referred
briefly 70 The project which the meet
ING had been called TO cn'crtain a. on,
miaen'ly worthy of liberal pab'ic sup
OFT. and promised for himself aud TIL
Directory ef his road hearty co oper
All, II ia the scheme. All the improve
m,.n,s they had in han'i, namrly, u
ere .'ion Of the bridge At 81. Charles,
the co ss,rnclinn Of tho branch road
W. .s,wa,d III Lcavenwoitl, city and ,h'
extension Of the main trunk to e.,
Iowa State line should all be accnm
plishc.i 1t the ca,l practicable da
" motion tie meeting then al
j.urned. ~ .4s 'tH sE
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We learn that the 10 h Iowa Rcgt is
now a, Louisville Ky. but have orders
10 report at Little h ,ck, A K. +
Preparations are making to must CT
ont some o,oO) troops from the armies
.! Meade, Hancock and Logar.
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N, clxlEl1Nu, Ep,ros. n nj!
TOt l. DO, TOW q.
THuRFDAY'JuNE - 1860. .s

Wessrs ROUNDS & LhEGDDN, arc on,
authorised Arcpts in lho City Of Chicago
Ills, TO procure Advertisements and Sub
scrirtioRs. Fa
- Mcssrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co, 81 Park
Row, & l45 Nassau ST., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City 10 pro.
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
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