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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

The deaths in our army during the war.
officially ascerta,neA amounts to $50 600
A Id to that the elplessly crippled, the
one legged and one armed soldier, and
the broken down IN constitution. what
a price to pay for experiment OF slavery.
In the State street Methodist Church
in Mobile, on Sunday, Nay 81, the
question was put by the Rev. NJ,
Taylor to the vast audience, o.
returning to the old Church North as
it is sometimes called and he vote was
unanimous.-KnoreiNe Wig.
Gen. Heron has established lis head
quarters at Alexandria, Ia, and issued
an order informing the people that N.
Emancipation Pre- clsrna,ion would be
enforced and recognized; freedmen Z
work for their old masters for wages. III
would soon 60 to Shreveport.
Mr.. Thomas Shoemaker, an aged either
Of this county, whilst hauling wood
was bitten by a Rattl.. Snake a shor
time since, from the effects IT whicl
he died, about one week after the oc
currence. - Loyal Giisen (Arpahoost
Coz
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
Dss Mo,NEs Iowa, June 10.

LIES MOlNES IcW0s SuuS ~
The Spring Creek Prtrolen Com.
pany Of Chicago have sunk THAR well
in this county to the depth Of 2so feet.
The we'll has passed through the acc.
ond stratum Of white sandstone. The
Indications are highly encouraging.
The Burlington and Missouri Rail
road Company have located the termi
m. either road AZ Plattsmonth, N b.
raska. a line from that city west will
be constructed 10 connect with the
Union Pacific Road. Colonel II. II
Heath, Of the TN iowa cavalry, ha.
been brevetted Bri.adier General
The grand Indian expedition has not
vet started. /, still hangs tirc at Sioux
City.
There are GA inmates Of the Iowa
Asylum for the Insane, \ part Of whom
are from Minnesota and Nebraska.
The members Of The 39th infantry,
mostly from Central Iowa, have reached
their homes.
Joshua Tracv, of Burlington, ha,
been chosen Chains Of the Repnbli.
can State Central committee for the
cnsine yea,, with headquarters at Des
Moinea.
Cnpions rains have f,llen IN this Vi
cinny within the past twenty fnu hours
The streams are rising rapidly. Crop
prospects are exceedingly good.
Ten additional miles of the Des
Moines Valley railroad have just been
put under contract.
The bonded Indebtedness Of Iowa,
contracted during the wa-, IL about
100000, due in twenty years. The
whole military expenses Of the State
have been about 100000 OF thi>
sum, 100000 has been refunded BY
the General Government, and the re
maindcr, exclusive OF the bonded debt
has been paid from the current rev
ues No State, I think, can show A.
fair financial record, which has sent
| 20, 900 men to the war.
! A hurricane passed through thu
southeastern portion Of this county
during the late storm overturninl
many trees and doing other damage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

he has the thanks Of this Convention
for the faithful administration Of his
office.
10th That We humbly return thanks
to Almighty G"d for the .1eliverance "i
our State and Nation from the tnrt' ct
perils Of war, and tina, VIC dcv"ntly re
cocnizc His land in the great work
which baM been wrought i" the last
four wears for our people, aud tor
for humanity.
The vote on Mr.. Russcl's amendment
to the IN resolution was 5l31 yeas to
2l21 nays.
Governor Stone a llrcssel the Con
vention, heartily endorsed the platform
and returned thanks f"r nomination, ~
also did Judge Wight.
Iowa il AL right on the great questions
Of the day, and proudly leads the van.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

10000 + ecdcn,en in South Carolina
are now inlus,rion>ly ut work c"l',sat
ing the soil, and ., 900 children are at
tending school regular.
A delegation Of col"-c,l men have ar
rived at Washington from Richmond
Err The purpose Of asking special in
qniry into their condition under military
restrictions nj Richmond which con
dillon. they nlleg", is not better than
when they were in slavery.
President johnson after an interview
with them. promised that tho evil 70
which they had been subjected should
be remcdied.
Sheri,lans troop. are en- route for the
neiybo, hood Of the Rio Grandc.
Among the petitions received bv the
President on Friday last asking par d N,
is that Of Robert 4. Lee, late command
or Of all the rebel forces aud that oi
Alex Fl. Stevens. late Vice Pres.de,
Of the late Confederacy. The big rebels
are getting on their knees; what will
the little oncs do? @@.
A note has been picked up at sea alta
ing tina, the chip Brake fonndered
Marcl, II, 1865. in latitude AZ, longi
tude SO, and that al hands perish
The N Y Indepcnlons says: II !
reported that subscription paper 70
Lee is being circulated in that city, o,
which 100000 are already subscribed
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
From the south west.
CAIRO, June 16.

CAIRO, June 16.
New Orleans dates ot The 10th are re
ceived.
Governor MURRAY, Of Texas. has CA
ed an extra session If the Legislature o
meet Al Austin, Angus, 9Th; has order
ed an election Of delegates t. : S'att.
Convention at the same place July loth
and directed the sheriffs to distrlbu,l
the Confederate property among tht
people.
TIE rebel garrison at Brownsville ar
rested Genera! Slaughter, aud imprispn
ed him TIL he paid them for their pas,
services.
Correspondence between the Federal
General Brown and General Mia gives
the latter assurance that the Uniiei
States Government will not interfere
with the Mexican telligeren's.
General Brown captured five or sly
minded bales Of cotton, several hundred
head or horses and mules, and large
! drove ~ cattle.
Steps are being taken Tor the capture
OF Mat,amor,s byCor,inas aud Nrgttte.
They arc only waiting the occupation
IF Browns Vile by the Uni,ed States
forces, before making the movement.
The explosion a, Narasata, Texas, on
the 23d ul,., destroyed twenty buildings
and killed several persons. Loss, over
100000.
The rebel garrison 81 Brownsville left
FIR their homes before the arrival Of
General Brown. refusing 10 be pafollea
Colonel Ford escaped to Ma,an,o,as. =
General Slaughter, with about fifty fol.
lowers. il somewhere on the Rio Grande
The New Orleans ,nayoralty question
was settled by General Candy appoint
ing II. ". Kennedy. =
| Cotton depressed-34 to sc cents for
low middIing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
TOW CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
County R. 7e. Meeting al Toledo

All persons Interested il securing for
Tama county the advantages of X X
communication with ST. LOUIS are
c.sa,ally invited I" meet al Toledo On
Saturday, July !, 1865. a general
gath,rlng Of tho public spirited citizens
II our county is anticipated. David
Morgan il. President If the Iowa
Central, Hon. |. l.. Allen and others
Will he present to address the meeting.
Come one come all !!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
Terrific storm.
Mr.. EplroR.

The storm of Friday June rs, 1865,
will long he remembered by the people
of Buckingham as Unprecedented, a,
least as to results, although some think
that the blow was stronger in the storm
Of June end 1880. In the track of the
storm of the 10th were buildings less
able to resist the pressure
About O'Clock on the evening If
the 10th inst. black cloud arose in the
south west, travelling in a north east
direction and almost instantly burs,
with fury, sweeps, 9 everything b,f,re
it. The damages as far as known L"
us are az follows: The first we hear of
Il is the wreck Of house in course OF
construction in Crystal, near Mr.
Wvlies. The school honse in that,
town, known az Mckune's is a total
wreck the log house of Andrew VIII
son, q new house about mile and a
half from the schcolhouse, Was partially
destroyed F; next in its track was the
schoolhonse in Buckingham, known as
Graham's. Some persons near il at the
time says it was blown down, side NJ
and then torn in pieces. part Of il being
found one mile away This was very
strong house. The house If |. D. HUI
was unroofei and its contents scattered
never to be seen again, leaving the
family destitute. The house Of Aired
Wood was wrenched in such a way as
to be rendered nearly valutless. The
residence of A. Mcintyre had the roof
and all above the chamber door swept
ava, a son of Mr.. McIntyre was in
the chamber p:astering at the time, and
his escape was miraculous. He was
thrown down on the floor and all The
logs passed over him doing him no
harm. although one grazed his back.
Mrs. Mcintyre was on, in the yard she
was swept some distance against q
fence and by some means, she knows
not how, was considerably bruised.
She is The only person hurt in this
neighborhood. TIE door Of Mr.. q.
Gravatt wa. forced in by the winl and
being pcnt up, forced the east aide OF
the building out +; fortunately the family
with the exception Of Mr.. Cravat was w
| the cellar aud no one was hurt. The
school house rear Mr.. A,ncs lost its
chimney. When We add the miles Of
fences blown down, the aggregate OF
losses are heavy. The west end
Of the house Of jas. Mcdowell
was also damaged fortunately the
family we've absent. In the village,
the most serious damage was the fall
! at the smoke stake Of Gaston's saw mill
The greatest loss falls upon Messrs
HIM, Wood and Mcintyre IS they are
able to bear the loss, tie first and last
named loosing nearly all in their houses
As the storm had not spent lis fury
] fear we shall hear of serious losses in
the north part Of Geneseo and on
tow ards the Cedar river, and perhaps
also to the south west OF us.
Buckingham June l9sh, 1865.
! C..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
TIE STATE lENyEyJ ZION.
Nominees and Resolutions.

Elsewhere in our paper to day may
he found the proceedings of the Re
,nhlican State convention held at Des
MONIES on tie I h INST.
The convention wss the largest, com.
liued tie most tale:lt, and vas the most
harmonious Of any ever held in the
Safe.
Coy. Stone was rennminatea. He
has given very general satisfaction rs
The chief executive Of our State. We
should nave been li,lle better pleased
with him mad he assembled the legis
llfnIc some ime since for the purpose
!, ra,lfying the action Of Congress in
amending the Constitution. But as the
N jnri'y of our people seemed to think
with him that il vas the most judicious
10 delay action upon the suhjecr until
the next regular meeting of the Legs
laiurc, and thus save the State the OK
pense Of an extra session, we will yield
due Difference to their Views. The
Governor is an active and efficient
officer and deserves re election as well
aS any of his predecessors. Hon. Y. +.
Cue, of Fort Dodge has been placed
upon the ticket as our candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Cue has
had considerable experience as legis
lato,, is we'll sp' ken OF throughout tie
S.a,c, aid doubtless make a capita.
officer. II N. George G. Wight, can
S;late for Supreme Judge is filling
th-t position and doing his duty so vel
that The people demand that lie shall
continue 10 wear the erminc.
The Hon. Oran Faville, oar present
S ate Superintendent ofinstruction was
renominated for The same office. We
iave neser heard word said against
Mr.. fayille in his official capacity, but
hive frequently heard him compli
mcnted. He is doubtless an efficient
officer and deserves reelection
The resolutions are good, to the point
and expires. the views entertained BY
the maj ,rity Of those who may exercise
the privilege Of the elective franchise
A new issue, or perhaps We nigh,
better say al old one is revived that is
t. strike the weird "white' from the
constitution and thus grant to negroes
Che privilege of voting. OF course al
The vile copperhads and those who ex
pected their party would once succeed
by stigmatizing others as aboEtionist
will raise their hands in horror at tn,
ilaa of an intelligent negro having tn,
privilege to vote, while at the SAM
time if they can seduce a great sla|
sided, pug nosed, ancient grog bruisn!
hor.'rotter with the word, Democra
and glass of "whesky' into votin!
their ticket, it is with them all ri.h,
10 matter whether the OK is near on
81 an off one. only 80 that his color j
10, vpr5 black and his hair does no
cn,l too tight. We must express OIL
regret however at the foolish line
which crept INTO the resolutions, in re
gard to jeff Dayis's habilim ants. w
think that was strange letting dow
ef the dignity Of the convection an
plying the boy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
Estray Notice.

From the subscriber ON the 2sth day of
May, in Iowa township, dubuque county, =
sorsell mare nine years old, fifteen hands
snd one inch high, sumo white hair on the
forehead, and white spot on tho right side
Of her hack, = small scar on the left side Of
her neck near the point Of her shoulder. left
hip knocked down, blood spawn on beth hind
legs, and had halter on when she left, and
shoes all around.
A liberal reward will be paid TO az ybo,,y
who will take up the same or viii. rive In
formation about Ike same, At my Post Otioe
At Epworth. Dubuque coua,y.
UR3ON LYON,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

Wisconsin is very anxious to raise
1886, 600 for the establishment Of per
manent home fol her disabled soldiers.
The whole state ,s at work for a grand
fair to be held Milwaukee, commencing
on the 2sth.
Gov. Brough. OF Ohio declines to b.
a candidate for re elec.ian to the Gdber
material chair Of that State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
THURSDAY JUNE 81 1865.

Nesars. ROUNDS & fANGp0N, are on,
authorized Agents in tbs City OF Chicago
Avs to procure Advertisements and Sub
tcriptiohs.
SssF~ Messre tlarace A. shaw, & Co, 81 Park
Row, 4 Ia Nassau ST., New YORK., are cul
authorised agents il New York City to pro.
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
rsg' Nrssr & NJ. rETTENGIL & Co, No. :
Park Row New York X 9 State ST. Bos,n,
nre our Agents FIR The Io'ro Transcript, il
those cities, asti arc authorized to take ddyer
tsemen,s and Subscriptions for us at on
owest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

All Major and Brigadicr Generals
without commands, or not on detached
service, have been dropped from the
army. Generals Banks and Butler are
laeluded among TIC number
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

An oil well has been opened in Hum
bolt county, California. II fows twelve
barrels day with proepect Of increase
Oil was struck at depth Of fifty feet.
Gen. Vandever Of Iowa, has resigned
and his resignation has been accepted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
New Advertlsssa ents
ia II L."
Apple Trees.

! have for sale 1t my nursery, At SPRING
CREEK, Tama County, quantity Of large
four and five years old apple trees, which |
will sell very cheap.
Those who wish to raise apples at an early
day ms possible, should not fail to procure
some Of these trees next fall. Taken up
with care and Immediately transplanted
next Fail, will ensure their growth the fol-
lowing year.
They are choice varieties Of grated stock
AL other nursery product. also for sale.
c. N. KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
q n,Osl nts Ia

Notes Of all The demon nations viii bs
promptly furnished upon receipt Of SUBJ
scripilons.
The Notes Of this Third Series are rre-
cise,y similar in form aud privileges to the
Seven Thirtes already sold, except that the
Government reserves to itself the option Of
paving interest in gold coin 81 per cent,
instead of Z 3-lOths in currency. Subsc RE
bers will deduct the int rest in currency
up TO July 18th, at the time when they SUBJ.
scribe.
The delivery OF the notes Of this third
series OF the Seven thirtics VIII commence.
on the 1st Of Juno. and will be made.
promptly and continuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions
Of this THIRD SERIES affects only the
matter Of interest. The payment In gold, i
made, will DO Equivalent TO the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments. In The
event Of which only viii the option 10 pay
iutereat in Gold be availrd Of; would so
reduce and equalise prices that purchases
made with six per cent. in gold would no
fully equal to those made with seven and
three tcnths per cent. in currency. This 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
The only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government, and lite
superior advantages make II the IA 'ata3a
Great popular B.Oan or the
I'eOple.
less than $23O, O0o,OO0 Of the Loan au..
thorzed by tho last Congress are now on the
market. This amount, at the rate NJ rhich,
il is being absorbed, will al Be subscribed
for within two months, when the notes will
undoubtedly command premium, ~ has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens Ct every town and
section of the country may be afforded fscili-
ties for taking the loan the National Banks
State Banks, and Private Bankers through.
GU, the country have generally agreed to re-
ceive subscriptions At par. Subscribers will
select their own agents, in whom they have
confidence, and who only are I, be response
BILE for the delivery Of tho notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY EOOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS " IL BE RECEIVED BY the
First Nationa; Bank Of Cedar Rapids.
City National. Bank IT Cedar Rapids.
First National Rask ~ 4arshalltown.
And GALLEY & JOHNSTON Of Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
$50 LOAN.
r II I H ID 8 e r II Z s,
S23O. 900. 900.

These notes are issued under date Of
July Is, 1865, and are payable three years
from that date in currency, or are con-
vertible at the option Of the holder iato
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
$4,000 PIANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS,
SEWING MACHINES, #Ht

Not to be paid for until you know what
you are TO receive.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27
NOTICE.
We W GOODS.

AIDES SHOFS-G"itsrs, BAinorals and Cslfskir;
1Q q nt!emenp Caters. CafskiA and my Shoe;
Han6kerehefs aud Hose--L aides and Gentlenens
Linen Cotton and Silk
Collars-l inet and pApsr, Ladies' and Gents;
Sewing Cotton. FL and silk efc.;
Pins Needles and Scissors, Thmhies and Combs
All OF which propose to sell reasonable rates
> O. practicable but not below st.
Au22dlw l.. A. DUNCAN g. co:
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-27

No CICE.
'yHNHE un4ersigned has established an IRON COT
"a TON PRESS, at Meridian, for the purpose Of
repackinR and puteg in ord4r all Cotton that parties
may desire to put in shippiog order ~
All cstt that Is Shipping or merchant hi
order parties owning the will find it to their in
terest to have u Fpf in order
Commission Merchants will find to their interest to
have Custom re packed n fore shipp ng to market
'Bagging and Rope furnished at Cost Prices !!
G w FREEMAN
Meridian, Aug % 1868
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

an hour. and uhen the ro5f Wa about to fall In.
Booth, Who had been standing vi revolver in one
hand, AMI carline resting on the floor, made de-
monstratiou ~ II TO break through 'he guard and
Gee pc. To prevent his, Corhctt fired intending to
hit Booth IN tie shoulder. 90 ~ 10 grippe him. The
hall hJvc'ct truck little too hi. b, anu entered the
D9sS, ,e,S -, ,a ', a. sS,' p .,S'C
Hoston shout seven yesr a-o ~ which time he
suined the name u Bt-ton Jotb,tt. To-day. he has
lie, eats uui2et aud the In street rupca' eddy
surrounded n, .tizenA who occasionally manifested
their srtec ation BY loud chceis tie IL said to he
u's uitvp y.oas bs ~, a. pef
ih" late Pp,dcnt might be brought to Justice II Ia
said aso that IN pans the u eeot upVn lscoth, he
cent ny aud bic stiou tot the soul Of the crimi
nal The pistol used Nv COrhett va the REGULAR
larro .zed ovAlry pis,oi lie ws Offered sl,Wo
loads
The two Garrett. are dressed in rebel srey, having
holossed g Lees army, and lust returned home
ant OF the character OF Booth and Harold, and mani
feet sIeat unessipes concerning Their connection
Both hal IN his possession the short, heavy bowie
knife with which he struck MAJOR ka'hhun, Spenc-
or cafbne, seven shooter, OF MaSs achu.etts manu-
sctuie three revolver. and a fvcsct pistol. He
s sSle ee'dfi b. suit OF sy an oTdnsy cloth
With the tlp turned dow n, and government shoe ON
his cit foot
No clue could be obtained Of tho other two men.
and taking IN, two Gsrreu into custody the
msnd immediately sot ont tor Washington. after re-
Booth aud Harold narrowly escaped capture on this
.ido o. the Potomac. Marshal Murray and po-.e Of
Nev forf deteetvo- tracked them TO within short
distance Of swan Point hut the Marshal being unac-
guhiniel With tie country and without guide, dur
ing he daTkncss Of the night took the road and
heioie be could REGAIN he trail licoth and Harold
succeeded IN cIos'inf the river to Virginia
The rrpor, that Booth attempted to shoot himself
uhile Ia the barn T. incorrect lie, however IN his
parey With his tcsleyer, indicated that he would
not be isken alive. His manner throughout wa that
OF hardened desperation. knowing that his doom
vac seAtd, and PICKERING to meet Il there in that
shape TO the more irnominlous death NV atins him,
captured, he appeared TO paw little attention to the
I'M. IA mail ssn In ful
IN, whom he made movement indicating
purpose 10 make the desperate attempt TO cut h..
say out, and p-Thapr, real hoped TO succeed amid
NE SMOKE ana confusion. II va his movement on
hs part that 10 have caused Cot 10 Are tho
fatal shot. Harold before leaving the barn. laid
hs pistol which was Immediately picked up BY Booth
uho had II In his hand NJ the time lac shot.
Ihis afternoon surgeon General Barnes, With an
assistant, held autopsy the body OF Booth. II
nov app-afu that Booth and Harold had on coihe.
which we're originally some other color than the
Confederate gray but being faded aad dusty present.
ed that
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
Gen. Stoneman's Command,
Enec, OF sherman. Truce, lite.

KnorriL,, Aprd n. Since the last intclis'n,s
from Gen. stonemsn's command. the following Is
summary OF shat II hS acoomp shed
Ono PORTION Of the command under Col. Palmer
moved down the CatswbA river, dispensing parties
song southr from johnston, amy. aud capturing
upward, Of 9,coo prisoners and pieces Of artillery
and among the things destroyed was tho immense
railroad bridge aeross the Catav bA river, ii9b feet
long and GO fe" hish. Then, Learning that general
armi'tico hsd been entered into between sherman
and Johnston, Col. Palmer ceased operations
The other portion q the comm and, under zen. Gil
len, STACKED and routed the rebel iotco under MAJOR
Gen. MCGOWAN, at MurgAntown, taking one p.ccs u
artillery. Co. Gicn auerwArd. forced tho PAGES
through the Due Ridge, held by the rbcl iocc. un-
der Gen Martin, taking six pieces Of artillery, sud
would have captured or di,pcr,od the whole 70 -,
had he not beon met by Gen. Martin With Has q
truce, bearing letter from Gen sherman, counter
signed by Gen. Johnston and directed TO Gen. stone
man. ordering general suspension Of hoetiltoS and
the withdrawal OF our forces under Gen. Stouemsn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

Virsiriq A. no same time b, Secretary Of stste,
Mt Steward Nliia suhetiur from q bi oh Ell arm. v -
.l.o tathtd b. another murderer in his own house,
hu' st!! F,i~v 've., end hs wounded supposed
'1tav IL r. believed ny persous capable OF ludsins,
that other high officers we're dcsigned ~ share tho
same tntc Thui n -cina thn' our enemy, dtsp,irins
Of meeting ne IN manly warfare, besins 10 resou 70
the cssasint tools Your General does not wish You
TO infer that this u universal Tor he know, that the
great Of the Confederate army would -corn 10
sanction such scv; hot he hclievesn the legitimate
consequence Of rebellion asaiust righrul authority.
We have met evcty phase which thi. has as
sumcd and must h, prepared for II IN its lat and
worst shape that Of aud suerrlas; but Voc
unto the people no seet TO eNpsnd their Wild pns-
sions in such manner for there 10 but d cad re-
suit.
By order Of MAJOR General W. T. SHERMAN.
|. ~ DAYTON, Mslef and Asst. Adj. ti,noral.