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=, Ar. Henry A. sm5 The, president Of III
CcntIhl National Bank Of t6is city, has re
etfyed from Georre q. Fogg. our Minister t:
Switzerland, letter OF coincidence addressed
70 ~. fogG by The author Of tho "R;s.or,
q the Reformation" Dir. Fogg snys: q O
the many letters sent to me- from t5c ms,
enisent men In letters and science, / have
though. that You and other of ou. fliants in
AMerca wtuld be interested in one from .be
great historian Of the Reformation, Dr.. Mesie
d'Aub'gne, Of Geneva, e name which Is a
household word in america. Dr.. d'Aubsvue
ls now more taan seventy years OF ago; but
SILL retains much Of the vi..or and ali Of tae
INDUSTRY OF lis younger yeArs. No man bat
ter tlan be has thH right to assign 3Ir. Lin
COINS pace In the pantheon of listory.,,
The tcl1oWirg 10 The letter:
tTral.1Anon.J
GENEVA, April n, 1866,
Monsieur lu Mlni.tca: At the moment when
Which God bud accorded fer ycns penp.e-at thv
moment when We were rendering t7ankag:vlae 10
hn. 1us puttit: An end, II our notl. co1atty, TO
DC 8hlsttcd. Wns acd t.arEry-,esrlhfe news
eohe to change our Joy Into lhc deepest c,o1:n-
,,,Ehs dhs bpT H. s5.sh has ssask Mr.. Lincoln
tE'y. sad ret.lon. lie ha. been TIE in.ttu.
msLt NJ t. OF God ior tss aceomp.': :hm 4, Ok ous
81 sae sieh sts M IT, Rbsps the rs
Tire denntlye abolition Of slavery rhro1zhout
Christensen: H. tsnot urly Tie in.trlmsot, hus
tue sledn. Whila not ventariug to comp He this
WIN NE great sacEtfce OF acfeoths. whlca e,yu
Liberty 70 III. cdp'iy.s, Is it NOT inst ia t1ls Sour
70 recall the words OF m Aptst Il John I'll ,iG.l
:, . ~ thle We have known love, IN that Christ has
!ala down his lite for us; aud therefore pu.ht We
h!so 10 lay down our lives Ior hts bret1ren.T
MEo cen say that tue President did not lsy down
bis tifa hy the drmuess CT h,s devotion to yresf
dHtyf The name OF L1scutn will realsia u,a of
tee Erea'est that history has 10 tnscrttc o. i,s
anuR'e. ' Az
Part!ctdal handz, IN striking doFu the Chic, or
5ouf people. have thought tn bo ablc :hetrbY IA
s:resr the great work which ha huI cotnmsr,ced,
~. II nan psss away, God Tamatas. God. wtlis,,
nlhfater Lincoln Wat, will c1oYu the work AZ
peace, oEdet and liberty. which has cost this cen
.tons nan life 81 precious. We Eeep viii Won,
ny dear str; but We hope also with ynii ard nnr
1opts afaii not be deceived. May God hius II |
'ssna:u !ha wounds OF youe psopIe. Nav tha |
e2is Of LIS xcepei restofe to them nnlun narn10. |
y. peace, std prosperity. Aluong taa icgaci.a |
hich Lincoln leaves to u, we eh IL all teI1rt
he mrss precious his fpltit pf euuIty, ~
{ Eodeiatten and peace, according TO Mhtch he |
slli siE preside, II m1y 10 speak, over thc ,es-
oratlun Of yorr gte1t nat.on.
Ezcuse Ms II iase Avail myself Of tha ib.rtv |
GU bare G1yCE Ms o. tthez oeeaaions to Cures
'pou with you IN order 70 pray to yp1 Ii r.ce.vs
these p11nfu} circumstances, tue uxp-cssio. n!
ny coadcience and my profound resocc:
MEILE D'AUEtuHE.
fAf AfTAL LrSL t. LII
, 1865-08-04

EVN-1 kxNAk4V .KkU-IE4
Ek--E tcGE cnrrt OF h1e zto .ao.s b7 { ca.eNra-
Le1 rh1e clan ana o0I&iI Cd hts Me:bod " ese. m NJ
c4tn To heIG au1ntxs eett 1use 4 ..usp5 pT
which It = cAn sne tts Eused. al cn usEn:c1.
LEY; e. Drrres GlSS. Ch'c4:o Mi1o1
, 1865-08-04

III AVAE1, S1SaL AMI EE{iE
! CKfz TIE American arl A.z.cs. NJ,
sseantnip Con fAoS vii d.zpxtch fhetr new e.e a..
AcoTe r6Ta. '~ ~ - {
Tne 1T hn1 l5.s 0! each kosta,
p,tT t:ssn. e: tss.tse tp9sE 70 CLAS. \ WEE.
, 1865-08-04
GDbcrnn1fnt GaIfs.

IMPORTANT GoVERNAiEWT
- EAE-AhnEt auo espsrlos Artiiary Ho.ssa
~ o. e9;a - ne stset Aest on corner Of
Atngast ~ iss5. :. % u'clock a 4. snd coaaEHIas
ffc1 Gay to day rat.i Il kss fid.
AZ ofp t1Ic.tT 20 pr-thss. ! sC Caa7!er c1ass Of
Ao;Ns q faf lefs thsa sher re v-1 "a no OFT
so taH PanIe. The a+inlR. though t~p1t ana tsr.
ed nes1a Toe aEeo;tnn o1 Farsen. Railroad Iaea
aales Tha.e hc1ss4, b.:rE asvtceab!u viii n Il x
c!antcs = in the care Of dtz1aed a.o.t b1s
EFne. ~ s@e~1' 1H1s1 sae
Ay o.sI q p TECHBU1L, C2p.. AID A. Q " j.
ALOSZO EATON. C.ps. ga ON.
FLAN4GAN q HATCH
AkGt
, 1865-08-04
C;tr Dottrss.

pEGPC6aJS FOR STABLE
- dc. FUR L1tEi.gr Eng .NK HuUsR
VII sck or THk 10AHO ~ tUAllu ~oEEs,
.1,,oo u.,t,,, CHluAao, arg. ~. Ista.
Bo.rc Of Public Works rna,i Il a II ssTrRneY
.auE 1h 70: tae build ng ii bri,E stsuie IN f-es
Street. snd 10 ths re2sir. Tho RnE ne Hoase al
acccsaiak 70 plAn End cEIpns IN IL fn thi1
4ouco. 80 ~
lrcpe.sM mus p aaa,es',a % she Board Of Pab,c
Euripr Hnnsc'' and acc ,snita Win ,nrn, *
nond bla1ks tor which Will oa 1alaished bT ~
BoA1d
6epe,s&e bids wilt b rcteyad Tor the Asson yEorS
4po iof re Carpeutae work. The board fea:av ~ is
II ~ 70 N ,ct auY or al hi61. aud hosc Vi!I ~ ~
cptd ppj-rs the psr:y offering It aaAl give evlrenss
u nh tors 10 tte Road that ke u cou1pesent ro
xhie and rreroo1Iht. j. g. 61%OEI.H
FRH0 LkTx,
Q.J- EQaE
ap2R&at lot Board Of PEn1lc Nork1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Removal OF War Meserisl from Rich
mOnd.

lFr0m the Richmond Republic, July Y
The immcnse park Of artillery which, since the
remained Rockets has recently been removed to the
gun yard at Fortress Monroe. During the past two
weeks hundred and eighty pieces have been
at the above named place. The teninch guns VIII ch
taken from Drcwry's Buff nearly new having
been in 1854 They bear strong resemblance 10
conccntrc bands They were all cast In this city and
pronounced by competent judges TO be excellent
specimens u serviccabe artillery. Nearly every one OF
the guns Is enecually spiked. They were never IN
shed Mt the foundros where they cast and they
bear the rougbncss peculiar 10 castings when rst taken
from the sand in which they were moulded Eighty.
FIVE brass guns have also been received at tho yard
These OF every conceivable shape aud pattern,
many OF them beng OF United States manufacture,
and captured by the Confedcrates Ia battle There
also rude brass pieces OF Southern make and quaint
old French guns, which stored away In
arsenas and which brought forth 10 do service by
the Confederate authorities In tho hour OF need All
What disposition 70 be made Of this ordnance has not
yet transpired.
An immense quantity OF ammunition has also been
sent from this city and received the gun yard These
explosive proectes OF every conceivable shape and pat
tern rudcy boxed and marked &c 3 OF America,
have a been placed under charge Of the
old Ordnance scrgeant Jamee WEIGH who pats his favor
c guns ~ woulda fond father bis particular bright pre-
cocious boy r
About one thousand tons Of ordnance left here by the
Confederate authorities now awaiting shipment 70
the various arsenals at Washington Philadelphia and
New York Several schoopers and bargcs now load
ing IN this city with this material for the above destina
ton The barge John T Lee recently sailed from this
port with caee Of ordnance stores and has arrived at
Yerh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
6ari Russeflis Further Explana tions.
EARL RussTLL TO SIR y. BRUCE .TI

FOREIGN OFFICE, July O. 1885
have received and laid before the Queen your des
Zach OF the 18th OF June with copy OF Mr. Stewards
noc on the subject Of tho cessation OF begercn ruhts
iRer MAcstys govornment are sorry to fnd that the
rsservatons and explanations which accompanied the
Ordep Of the I'd OF juno deemed unacccpabe bv the
government Of the United States.
Hos Macstys government did not expect indeed that
fha UAitcd States aer thc course they have hitherto
taken would Acknowledge that the original conces
Aion Of beigernt rights either necessary or lust or
bDanctoUcd by the law OF nations
\ Her Mejoety's government however having In conn
,nAn with all the maritime R0wers of Europe ack now
harcd the bcgcren rights Of blockade on tho part of
OF beeS<cnt against whom that right was exercised in
uof>fWmity, they are conyinced. with tho law Of
nations and the practice OF centurios could not be
ectAd ON thek part TO shrink from the conseouences Of
1he dnusss they had deliberately adopted Her Macsvs
eoveruxAen therefore, considered Chat due regard for
vessel N war cnEed upon 70 depart from her Macstys
ports htbors vates should have tho benefit Of tho
iwehly. .foNS hours ru& But You viii observe 10 Mr.
Seward tha this rule 10 then to be enforced for tho last
Consequently no Confederate vessel of war taking ad
vantage al thiA rule could ever again have the benefit
fsr a. xa,esv,s SsovsrHnens have in like spirit, al.
lowed that vesselS lying n her Maestys hsrbors
bsp or which duriy the space OF month shall come
into these hsrbors owateys shall be permitted 10 dsaxm
and assume peacefi chasacter 0therwse vessels ak
pea Ieno1pnt OF The eh,ninaton Of the war might be
driven, without coal sks 70 perish on the neehbor
rot beco 20 cha-cer o. the nson for good faith and
But you will observe ,bat her MaDesty's government
have instructed their auth es In distant ports distinct.
" 10 apprso the comfpan.r Of any such Confederate
hnl Mna ~ y 70 sxknak Q6 sttaw prniAciian NON AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Vice AAmiral wooilcembe.

European AAvces Dlcnton the death Of Vice Admiral
wooLLcoxBS, OF the British Navy, who though now al
most forgotten toek prominent part Ia the with
this country In ls1l-ls As midshpman board the
Chesapeake, hs much active service and was con-
aptly employed IN the boats He assisted Ia landing the
ADe battalion at different places present the TAX
into frequent contact with the nota under Commodore
Barney who occasion attacked the Loire the Mar
cissus and Jaseur at the same time that battery
In the end blown up opened them rc and struck the
Loire 10 several places with hot shot In August 1914
Mr. Wooicombe was transferrcd promotion, 70 the Tor
men So While In that ship which bore the flag OF the
Hon Sir Alexander Cochrnnc he witnessed the attack on
Washington and Baltimore, and accompanied the cxpe.
dition against New Orleans On the sh of January ISIS
he particularly distinguished himself and severely
wounded in leading party OF scamen under the imnc-
date orders Of Captain Rowland Money 20 the assault Of
a battery on the right bank OF the MIssssippi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Maximilfan and the Pope.
(Reuter's kilograms TO the London Times, July ]

m The semi 0diciaI N0rd Dewtiche ANQekReine Zebin0
says:-Ahhough the rumor respecting an, Europc an
Congress has not yet been officially confirmed, We BE-
ieve may conclude, from The general state or pot
cal AFFAIR." that the present moment would be very
vornbe for the resumption OF the idea Of Congress-
The friendly opposition Of England and the lwh 'cf
Austra which the primary causes OF the failure df
the previous project may be considered to
dergcnc sone modification Tho good und ,rstanding
between France and England win again FOR theist
time be ocially made manifest by the review OF the
combined French and English ncctA Austria could not
hold aoof without danger Of complete isolation. Prus-
sin WI at least have gooa joining the Congress
as tho execution Of the project be insured since
tn CASE Of success II cOald not fail to hsve avorabe
influence upon the destiaics OF Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

NEW BEproRD, July "a, 1900
OIL market active Sales 100 bbls sperm on prve,S
terms Whale sales Ab0 bbs South Sea o. W. Y" ~
iVp, sad 100 bpla N9rthsrp ss lla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
,Brignoli ~ the London italian Opera
-. Promo ahe London Times, July lOl Nm

6gnor Brignon although . somewhat undramatic
Eerdnando, singsshe music admirably and s equally
elective with the opening air "Un Angelo, 0esio
dGoye" where Ecrdinando dcscfibes TO Badassafc his
first meeting with Leonora, and with the fanous
and still more beautiful roxdns0, AAngiot dopso " in
the scene Of the coistcrs where he cloquenty lats
his Lost illusion In Doth the rich quality Of egnor RaIg
nols voice. combined with his expressive and, at dhe
eameftime, wholly unaffected style create an unmis-
takeas impression, aGd the last 10 ased for again
matter Of course. This gentleman 10 really valuabis
sddtol.to Mr.. Gyo's Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
The ssorsmento's chase Of she Rapps

[Philadelphia correspondence London Times July 10 I
The course pursued by President Johnson In recon-
strucng the South has completely broken up the potr-
cal parties OF the North The democratic party has grad
ally been drawn into the ranks Of his supporters while
the radical wing Of the republicans has fallen or There
is very little doubt that johnson will out demo
crat that he Will be freetradcr and strict construction
st and that the party which ultimately will support him
sthe one which opposed hts election the Vice Presi.
dcncy. johnson now gives daily audiences 10 Northern
democrats, and says he wishes 20 all the leaders of
the party. Several Of these gentlemen who have re.
Gently visited him. and who entered his reception room
quite sceptical as 70 their belief In his reported de-
mocracy, have left the audience highly delighted
His views they consider sound and conservative
democracy He s opposed 10 negro suffrage opposed to
repudation, military trials and military governments In
his appointment OF Southern provisional Governors he
has selected he says who without regard 10 their
former connexion with tho rebellion enjoy the greatest
confidence Of the people OF the States they
In his instructions them he has marked out well de-
fined path: They are TO make the military power subor-
dnate to the civil authorities They 10 establish post
routes and assist In opening the channels Of trade BE-
yond these duties the only things they to perform
are TO assemble State Convention quickly possible
and have the amnesty oath universally taken pos
sble When the state Convention assemblies IL is 10 be
the governing power and what It prescbes these pro-
visional Governors are 70 carry ont or the Northern
radical republicans Mr. johnson talks sncerngly az
ever democrat could His dislike Of them and their
measures cannot be concealed rta la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Five-Twentiss I'm Germany.
ICifx Arficla ondox, T.innoa Ir,lu M

Advices from Frankfort mention that United States
bonds maintain quotations per cent above those
New York, NO new consignments having lately 70
hand, and investments having been made in them Of
part OF the dividends falling due this month ~ has
been reported that the large amounts sent ov1 last
month % New York have been taken up by the Secretary
o. the Treasury % support prices and that the gold
leading banks which, according It's weekly return
ought 10 have had In gold has given hill Of
$500, payable in goId presented 10 II accounted
Frankfort nrm, bill on another bank due In three days.
payment In grecnbacks a The exchange Of the day
Ing been refused by the holder This statement how
ever has not produced much effect, and IL, perhaps
capable Of explanation. . rN- =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
The Bx-Railway King im Trouble.
From the Leeds Mcrcuryl .sflls !.

Mr. George Hudson the railway king and at pres
the conservative candidate for the borough OF Whit
by, was seized sunday norning by u shenfs officer
whilst In his bedroom The seizure ma at the suit
OF the executors Of person named SandymAn and who
being in the iron trade years aeo connected
with Mr. Hudson in the time OF his prosperity Mr. Hud
son was at once remos cd 70 York. and though not alb
souely lodged In the Castle when dispatches left
he In the watchful custody of the sherns oncer
During Monday kilograms were transmitted TO various
payts Of the kingdom with view Mr. Hudson's re-
lease and steps also taken 10 stay the shes pro-
ceedings Various umors aoat TO the nstgatore
Of the proceedings, which, coming just the a
elcction attribute 20 Mr. Hudsons political oppo-
nents For this supposition, however, is believed there
s ground though the step cannot fail materially TO
affect Mr. Hudson's position with the constusncy Of
Whitby.fr ir 9pf#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
~Nifol9 NJ so fl- inl.'lA, -.N '-.-- r-s1- tfv7
EU IL q j. E..
N~~~~>~~~-~~~~~->~~~>.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF LONDON.
Earl Russell ON Humanity to
~, sss,' Rebel Pirates. a,T 1...,l "
Probabilities Of q European
g4.oes, Congress. .r-sas
l sccc>>r~~~~~>>r~~c~-.,.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND the RADICALS.
mlat -~~~~~~~->>~~>~~-- asa1 ef0Ga eii
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN GERMANY.
Episodes Of the William Nelson
Disaster.
A CANDIDATE FOR PARLIAMENT ARRESTED.
REBEL EXODUS FROM PARIS,
AaaERIcAn SECURITIES IN GERMANY.
Episodes Of the william Nelson
Disaster. *
REBEL EXODUS FROM PARIS,
&C., &c, 90.

xAs Inman steamship City Of London Captain Petre.
which left Liverpool at one o'clock the afternoon Of
~ l2th and Queenstown the 18th Of july arrived
here LAT evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Arrival ef the Steamship Glasgow ~
hN n Haitian. a9fl

The steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool for New York.
put here yesterday for coal She has I've hundred and
ny sserase but cabin passengers Her dates are the
same as those By ~ AfisA Che laesd u asysa o'clock
W. psniuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
A Tory Impeachment or Amsrican JUS
tfees nn ht..sr. euIfI

,IFrom the London standard lord Derby's organll
we have several times called attention 10 the doctrines
rcspecsing maritime prize Of war laid down by Judge
Dctw on The New York District Court, and we have
demonstrated that the decisions Of that judge more
eepecaiiy In the case Of the British bark springbok,
were ~ variance with American and European prece,
acnn thd authorities, and eubversve OF the
IundameIta principles OF international maritime law
u TO DC hoped that these decisons against which
Ne VRllAS alale' m y uyeraQd h ~ (6llRg0l1hN6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of special cxecui ion, dated the
Sd day Of May a. u 1866 10 me directed,
issued cat Of the oaice Of the clerk Of the
Dist ric, coaaa Of Tam county, State Of Iowa.
an favor ot he cAnaty Of Fam, 70, the use Of
the Sciloolfnad sad against Josiah W. Yost,
pcrmelia Somers, Aaron Burr Somcrs, Daniel
Burns So,uers \ Sarah v. Somcr. on Judge
nleaA rendered by s,i.l court nj the February
tern, skereof, A. ID. 1865 viz. on the oath day
of March 4. ID. 1865 and decree Of fsne-
closure against said defendants wher,ein il
was ordered adjudgc'l and deos,ced that the
following descr bed real estate to-wia:
The n RITZ ,ncst fourth 4 the . n.h Gees,
Yua,fcr uT srctinn NJ. nine (9) !" toar~
slip M eighty three (ss) rA u
rnnye n, i/ieen N5D
West Of the 9Th +. H., in Tarna county, Iowa,
10 sold or SO much III reot 80 is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest \ 4 cost:
Now therefore, Public Ectiee is hereby
given, tin. arawe levied a4pon an1 shall on
the Be- ssy Of June A. b. 1863, between the
ho,ws of o'clock A. ~ and l 0 clock r. NJ.
ii said day, sale 10 co nTnence at the hour OF
10 c'clsck A NJ. NJ the front door Of the
Court House in Toledo, 10 -, in the county
Of lama, offer and sell at Pubic cutlery, TO
the highest and hest bidder for cash, the
above described property, or so much thcro'
Of as is necessary u satisfy said judgement
for the sum OF 80 dollars and !? cents, 10
gctter with cost and al accrHing costs unioss
the sume shall bc sqQner satisfied.
May 5, 1863
INlGNT NkNTFA..
Sheriff ct Tana County.
Printers fee SSN nlo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-18
FINALE OF THE GREAT MAIL Ron

FINALE OF THE GREAT MAIL Rob
BkRf.!-
Tbs six Temperatures who robbed the
mail down in Appanoo.e County de.
cared at onc Of the hoNses at which
they were stopping fora few minutes
that they were creating an exci,emen,
in iowa equal to that which was pro
duccd by the murder OF the President
ThcVorydon Mon,tor says that four Of
these Williams bad been in that place
several days two Of them stopping a,
the Philips Hotel aud the other Two at
th" Kentucky House. They said they
were desi'ons Of settling in Coryicn,
and looked at several pieces If p' opcr
ty with the Avowed design Of pnrchas
ing. On the morning of the day Of
the robbery, they took passage on the
stage aud we're j,ined at Promise City
by the remaining two confedcrates.
the stages were robbed about two
hours before sunset at Walnut Gre. k
some nine miles West Of Centerville,
Appanoose County. On the following
morning the whole country was reused
and a vigorous pursuit was commenced
The robbers fed down iuto Missouri
and SO hot was the pursuit that on
Monday they were compelled to aban-
don the stolen horses shout 20 miles
south Of Uuionville Missouri. Al the
same place the pursuing party reasoned
two men who had been impressed a.
guides into the service ofthe robbers
The scoundrcls took 10 the timber and
made frantic efforts to escape. Three
hundred armed men stimulated with
hate Of rebels and un,iring a. blood.
hounds closed around them and on
Wednesday morning being pressed at
all points they threw aside their over.
coats and everything else which i'm
peded their tiighl-Bnt thsy were
Before sunset Of Wednesday
they were lying stark and dead in the
timber Of Northern Missouri. Whcthe,
they we're sho, down in their tracks or
were captured and subsequently han.
ed we do not know. The fact that
they are dead is placed beyond ques
ton; and whether shot or hanged a.
their fate was richly meri,ed; SIC
semper rascalibus foolibns!-Stot Regis
ter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-18
SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue Of special execution, dated tho
4th dry Of May, A. D., 1886, 10 me d.
rcc'ed, issued out Of tho office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court OF Tamn County, State
Of Iowa, in favor of the County of Tam, for
the use Of the School Fund, and against Giles
Taylor, J W. Souihwick, A. W. Fox, Mary
Taylor, Isaac l. Allcn and D. NJ. Osborne Il
Co. on a jud- ment rendered bv said Court at
the September term thereof A. D., 1864,
wick and A. ". Fox three Of said defendants
and decree of foreclosure against said dcfen
dants, wherein it was ordered, adjudgcd and
decreel that the following described real
estate to-wi,:
The south east quarter Of tie n"rh east
Ynorier IF section ten COY IN township
no eiyhy fire, [s5 NORTH IF runge no.
fourteen lI
West Of the 9Th p NJ. in Tama county, Iowa,
be sold, or so much thereof IS is necessary to
satisfy said judgement. interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon and shall on the 81
day Of June A. b. 1865, between the hours OF
8 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock =. NJ. Of said
| day, sale TO commence at the hour Of o'clock
p. NJ, at the front door Of the court house in
Toledo Iowa, in the county Of Tnma. offer
and sell at public outcry TO the highest and
| best bidder, for cash, the above described
property, or SO much thereof rs Is necessary
| to satisfy said Judgement for the sum Of 2ll
dollars and 81 cents, together with cost and
| all accruing costs unless the same shall DO
sooner satisfied.
! May 9Th, 1865.
| KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tsms County, Iowa.
| Printers fee ST 90 VINO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-18
Special Dispatch 10 the Chicago Even.
ing journal.

IHS Jpu'tItl.
NEW YORK, May Is.
Jeff. Davis will reach Washington
the middle or latter part Of tho week,
and will al once be placed on trial
probaly before the commission now in
session. The circnmstan,ial evidence.
which implicated him in the assassina-
ton con piracy, is becoming more
complete. Positive testimony from
Richmond will not be wanting, as
>kiIifnl detectives are unravc!iny the
movements Of Sutratt, who was in
Richmond shortly before the murder,
and had more than one interview with
Davis and Benjau,in.
The New York Erc~iry Posts
Washington special says: "The pre-
vaiiinG impression among officials hero
is that jeff. Davis will be tried for high
I, eason before the United States Court
Of this Ds'r'ct. and not be arraignel
before the Military Commission now
trying the conspira.ors."