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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-26

CINCINNATI. April 2s, 1854.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put MP by MIR; Peter
Martin, Willingly testify to theyery general salts
faction it has given me. ~, -, ,nnr,oN
"'''"' .'' '7 3S8 West sixth Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-26

Furnaces altered and repaired.
Galvanized Iron Cornices and Cutters. ~,
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters.
@ Full PARTICULARS regarding priees &o:, can be
'A' PETER MARTIN,
No, l4s West Fifthstreet. between Ra;s and Elm.
Cincinnati. mchS65-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-26

The Warm Air Furnace m ,nufactured for me by
Peter Martini could not easily be excelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer, is free from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel bpt a mere trihe.
T7l " JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman,
10 II. 18th Ward Dayton street, Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

Strand aggregate number Of grns1 .......... 2si
About these figures maintained during the cam
p.ign; the number Of men joining from fnorgh and hos
ptals cospenHang for the ia battle AID from sic
0ces.
In the department Of Kentucky there was iikewise
large active force, under command OF Major General Bur
bridge, aad also IN East Tennessee under Major General
oneman Adequate forces reserved in the depart
nent OF Washington, under Major General Augur 70 pro
tct the capital and tbs immense deIo,s OF military sup
pile at Washington and Alexandria aud also in tho mil.
sary department under Nsor General Lewis WALLACE 10
Baltimore and the important lines OF snDply md
Communication ia that department.. Besides the armies
~ ng actively IN the field, troops were assigned IA CAR
'o posed and important strategic points 10 guard hos
tal recruiting stations prison CAMPS supply denots
.sod Ines and TO dend border STATES and the northern
'roLier from rebel raids .lI iI.f.f i.'lT r.
In the department OF the south force was operating
N against qsreston and Florida under General Gilmore
West 81 the Hssspp the forces under the respec
Ne departmental commandsrs In the department Of the
SUI embracing louisiana and Texas, Major General Banks
had his headquarters New Orleans Tho department OF
Arkansas was in command u MAJOR General Steele Major
General Curtis COMMANDED te tvops saianed tS Tho de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

patmen Of Kansas and the Indian territory. The troops
the department OF Missouri under the command Of
Major General RoseDcrans The defense Of the northwestern
States and Territories against Indians expeditions 70 check
inoursons and reduce hostile tribes and TO protect the
overland route TO California employed considerable force
under Major General Pope the northwest Department.
General Carleton in New Mexico and Axoua, and General
the Pacific required but small forcc under Maor
General Mcdowell.
The headquarters of the Lieutenant General commanding
all the armies with the army OF The Potomac III Inc
field
Official reports show that the first Of Nay 1854, inc
aggregate national military force Of all arms, officers and
men, nine hundred and seventy thousand seven nun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

| II The dcpQrtment OF AaoAWd, MAUI y. I've
wood to COMMAND, to embrace the state OF haoanm'
"a The department Of Louisiana Major General r. r. 8.
Candy command, 10 embrace the eta'e T" h'"Sas'
Headquarters at New Orleans. 80 d, MA.
Ia The depsrtment Texas, Major General n ~ virgin
% command 70 embrace the State Of reras heAhqn'en
at Galveston. ,,.o. con.,., T 7
REYNOLDS 10 command to embrace the state Of Arkansas
and Indian Territory. Headquarters az I!.tie rock,
ls Tho dcrartment Of the Coluuhit higsI er"ehels
L Sce Ia command 10 embrace the state of Oregon ana
Territories If Washington and Idaho heaoaaS''ers
Q Fort Vancouver. ,,,, ,s,,o. co,a,a, r,r,,
uno.s IN command 20 embrace the states OF California
J. md Nevada and Territories OF New "eA"o 'ao "'N'
: Headquarters at san FRANCISCO. ..,.,. Nil. o.,..,
Meade 70 command to embrace the department
l. Of ths east middle department, department Of virginia
department Of North oarons ana department " e'u'o
r csrrol,na Headquarters at Philadelphia.
The military division OF the Mississippi, Major Gen.
.raI W. T. sherman command TO embrace the DEPART
msnt Of the Ohio department Of the Missouri, and Depart
+. nent OF Arkansas Headquarters ut St. Louis.
r q The military division Of the GUT, Maicr-Genera H.
Sheridan command u embrace the department q LOUIS
iina department of Texas, and department OF ford
> Headquarters at New Orleans.
The military division Of the Tennessee Major General
G. H. Thomss to command TO embrace the deparnent ot
the tennessee department OF Kentucky department. OK
Georgia department Of Mississippi, and department Of
Alabama. Headquarters at Nashville
g. The military division OF the FACING, MAJOR "enerAL
Aaeck 10 command, 10 embrace the department or
the Columbia and department Of California. Headquarters
: ct San Francisco. ,,,
Indian hotes upon the plains and the overland routes
IN the Pacific coast have given much annoyance required
the employment Of many troops and occasioned great
pense 70 the military department. several Indian councils
have been held during The past season. and gs military
expeditions sent out against hos tribes and bands What
has been accomplished by treaty by lighting will doubt
less Be exhibited In the official reports Of the Indian cam
r paxus which have not yet reached the department
Dsbandng the troops reduces AZ the amount 10 b
expsnded in some items CT appropriation but in others 70
cures sssr immediate elpspdites Upon their dischars'
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
=. 1rI,,,i 2. -. Written for the Montana Post.
i E EMIGRANT,S DRHAM,

m e B2uIJ Ia PARODY, ''1. .@Tsir@-
ana AIaPsss bsM q p5P a TIL Epsrantt Iay
Ba1 waESw was the ground wleEeoh be rssi;Tnssd
Idn visions af ana weary the scenes Of the aay.
=: 2I9 a. 4 1xGT 1a...Yf ''ao on ms mlnd.
TIo bis team Of the rua,,y, Inv, Inn ~ IL,
OF nad tolied on the road, tSat bat s oars
His cattle where in spite of his powers
rI15 ere S3he. he dT0yG them away
And bads tb Hes ma magical pinions spread wide :.
Now far fe 'he tired dreamer in ;eestacv rile.
And t6a "a. 80 oenind him the 'Sweet Water,' oil,
bis eve3 eam 81 the Mountains" now 6Issss. ss
tl1G .."40ts 4 81 sidT-:rsgg sIr0
Hit,,ng nHa ne ciaiiibets 'er rough mountain tons
All sn.Ls5 uaYe hnch claim, sor have mona ot i,.
| Aud Io5.a. WIN excitement the Emgrant stons
~ ''S'ssS MS Claim near steep waterfall. "a
Eaca s,, ef s, M: treasure With looks of elpbt
pan lali increases his ple'' living near
IT,. ob.ss; ne phoors from morn until nightif [ -
'''Ne'' 'as1fich ransom his bosom holds dear.
Iu neart OF the sleeper beats HIGH in ~, L. -
a mas onehundred pounds of the ric{ et,
go OF happiness steasstaro,isb III rost
~ qnase niest me, I ask fopno more ="
ewa wnsncf = Fiat Isight which now bursts 81 On
,rs an a. What is that sound that now laun, oar,
" AIS tie Mid shriek--of Indians The TsS;nr oy.
- H-f;Gnm igsm;ntogIAs h &, /. c,ys I, =,
Hs springs from his tent; He i IS ~ t3a ti sll
r.d .ohiShed ne faltars, and covers witb fesr.'
uIi twenty wild Indians ike demons fro,, "a
stampede bis stock to the bluff sIyipa near
Like bloodhounds the villains trearn,
IT IN VAN the poor wretch tries his cattIs - g.
Unseen bands of Indians are over the hill ~ saw
'i0rush upon whom, is to rush to his eraves 81
or, Emigrant woe to thy dream Of dsi;obt ddi nd
1 En; Ent;aHhpede has dissolved thy gay prosbects of4
W., - oiiss; H. Hsitn "sJHtE ~ tfEt - ~
now Is the gold bearing claim of the ricbt,
sff"'Ntes ai0ps can repay thee for this.
9h EmigTant! Einigrant on tie broad H. a. II
rom s,t, nom, friends, and kindred YOU We wan.
1lpsufn yen not back nntil wealth you~ohta;, ~
fSA t's sate stoFl9s yopr happiness mar - u
lhy children will plead TO rem sni6rane, fro,,
OBTAIN gold for them, thy affections viii r0.e
4sE tneir happiness then, thy guiding star he So
accomplish this end, let sll efforts merre ~,
hen I on on down-beds of case thy form shai ba laid
y; - ..y happy home discortl Sian crow
'Asnthy yellow drops, all thy bills shan h.,
= ,Paiu, .! gIEt L. 5rri -,a. g.,-t a .
11Hnq jsamptueusly furnished thy mansion below.
ays, weeks months, and years shall circla
SUN thy falne shall In crease as thy riches I'll
u E guides oothly on to- the END ofthy days,
,9h Eni grant Emigrant !-so for the gold. 7 :
Z - -. .g.;.rU adm c. .. Nc. II
Inaian slSnlfcatlon of Idaho ;nI =
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
! A Trip ,hrough the New Mines.
LETTER No. I.

j. ,.;s.i "a LETTER, No. I. .5," ss'yyA.s
? Through the kindness Of Chief Just;ci
iiosmer,' we are permitted to lay before ou
re readers bns the following, the first ora serie,
OF very iptere ting letters descriptive s,,| of
trip 'throug h IL at portion of our Terriiory
Y 'em braced nth' new. m inc of Deer Eod,a
Silver Bow, Last Chance, etc. They viii
prove of interest to our readers, both at
nome and abroad, from the fact that tbevv
will contain the frstt ox,enueo description
tof that region yet ipuBlishcd.1d DD"'f /,
Fig .a,, MoS5lASA, N. T., July 6, 1865.
DEAR SsRr.--By your request [ promised
% % W write you, giving my Impressions con.
cernIng the portions might visit, as an ag.
riiculturai and mining country, My rim
was hfst to'Sifver Bow, Deer Lodge Co.
! the RoxD'THEREAIrs kccoANoDA ATOMS
y OF the road thence SO: much Has probably
been sald as to leave me nothing new 10
could desire, and nearly the whole connnt~v,
between" Virginih City and CottonwSod dls; Wi,
probabiyFbe settled permanently the com
ing summer. After crossing the Stib bk;nn-
water. but little snow is, met till ,cross;, :, 4
the divide betweets BE- Hole and Divde
creek. Here thes snow is nearly two feat'F
deep, and al bleaker place never saw
AT convenient intervals ranches, Cor earl
yonaaaies-for they cannot be called botels.t
--haVe;beeI established, where, fsca the mod :.
crate. sum Of twenty five cents. onas can Il
COOK! his grub and may spread his blankefs.
at the risk of being inthe morning covered
VITA iVermin.@ Ipreferredz sleeping lin rhe
hay stack to running suelfa risk ,>ahd found
side quite comfortable even in 4
the coldest nights. The distance; from
Virginia City: to Silver Bow is called. one
hundred miles. yet we travelled it in foru +
tays withan OK team leading me to rate it |
nc tAe ehgtest notsover ninet7. lGzi sase
aASD GRAZING iPAcII1rirsg OF /
-, i''A' t..ln TUE coUeTRY.s- Gfi sll - J., 'is
!. " ~ ssaing I'd, Silver Bow crsek. which is
- fne heau OF Deer LUdsp valley. one llnds ia
'pepea OUT bef9re him one of the flr,rst
srtzap'S valleys he, could wish to see. 1t Is +
Niue, aha WITH Its numerous tributaries is.
;oNffeo Win the finest grass, which eren-E,
low STANDS foot above the snow, which. is. .1yt
u was then, a foot deep. Stock Of every Isl
'ina looked well, and by, the Quality Of v
'eet on sale at the butcher shops should n
,,onsldsr IT very nntrieiuus.s :, saw While IL
here' Mr. Cohn, large cattle dealer. for b
aeriy putcRero at, Summit, who, toId me ia
here, is nleaElY FIVE thousand, Head Of. fat In
attiei rnoye IN Deer Lodge yalley. .As aFf
prming valley for raising grain and yege 4il
aolIeS,4 cannot say,JDut fear, the portion d
onmenG5ingp q say tep miles above Cotton d
1924, VII be tooeleyated, rendering Il la fb
le to early frosts, but as a stock rarsinr q
ountry it cannot be bent. f'fFs fo
i
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
Municipal Officers OF virginia c,,v

Mayor-P. S. PFoUTs. III =
Police MagiStrato--T W T.r,,,r,,,.
hnrshal-Wm, DsAscEY. 3i
Clerk-C. J. D. CURTIS
Attoney-JoHN c. Turk. 81
Ireasurer-Jouy S. RocxFrLLoy, -
AessSsor--THoMAs Pearson,
HtFset Comfaissioler-H. J. JOHNSON.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
OFPEcFAtL D1REcFoRV=
Territorial Officers.

GOVERNOR, SIDNEY EDGERToN, BannacL r; -,
SECRETARY, H. P. ToRSEY; ~ = IN e'ty
CHIEF JUSTICE, H. l.. HOSMER, e.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, AMMI GIDDINGS. --.s
Ass o L. B. sWIELISTON. r
ATTY GENERAL, E. B. NEALLEY, virginia
MARSHAL, C. J. BUCK,
SURVEYOR GENERAL, .M:lBoYD-l Gl0Hl3 81
ACDIToR, JOHN S. LOTT. q
TREASURER, JOHN J. HULL. g.
ScHooL SUPERINTENDENT, J. D. DIMSDALE- =,
Assessor, L. C. EVERTS.
Col INTERNAL REVENUE, y. P. LANGFoRn
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
County Officers of Madison Coupty,

County Commissioners, JAMES FERGUS.
:" u. e. McCLURao , =
FRED. K. RooT. =
Probate Judge, Tnos. C. JONES. -.
Sheriff, NEIL HOWE So -5l"'T: =
Treasurer, r. NJ. HAGAMAs.
Recorder, RoBERr n Hull. .gsIH - 9
Assistant Assessor lst District, jerry CooK. r
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
m1 SOM Ic.

he regular communications of Virginia CITY
Lodge, A. F. A. NJ, are held on the ID
and 4th Saturdays in each month. -
P. S. .PFoUTS, W. NJ. W.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
Church,

Preaching evary Sabbath by Rev. A. NJ. ToRsEr,
u A; NJ at the Union Church. Sabbath School
a r NJ All are invited to attend. r -i.t IS
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
.,cgEsFSs, SqpkE.
Z = HoE r A L. UCTyIO,NEER

Prftieular attention given to the shie Of Live
neosA m ana Aeal Estate, sales of Stocks of Goods
"a "a. store re ecs at the Elephant Coral Virsinis
T''2'f"pff w. ,,7-s. .ss,.s -. go D3m-18Ss -
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
W Triton e. .il9
BUSINESS Is CARDSmJ.


Isi6' - nofk1' 7Aa 1sb'o 81, 81 bsu-a sT7 -
wallace street Virginia Citv, M - rn5 u41I a.
friends and -. Ihe prorrietor - Sastner
nrennroa ana the public generally thai 20 ms cid
at s0 iow oda5s me nnT daT
best the market afan, His table furnished with the
- NV eenofus. yIaf se vs- -I-Jv I- 'e
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
r. MIS i HALE,

- s,I1 .3'2 'Hsa'.. BIC ,TsTsa, odT
riniS e;t of Jewslr Jackson street. y;r-
eai4ne st5y FL NJ r. Strict attention gvene to
give iSses Of watches and warranted to
msSa Ss'ment of JeweRy Every thine. inior ig
t5 70 order at low rates. ya.a . IlLa, 'ine
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18

and Ladder Company No. 4.
iM regularly every monday, at o'clock, rs
- Masonic uaA- By oislef Of hif (
Tow. RAvxs. osrtsin.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
Rates of oflAdrortsying-

Ha'eS' OF of4Adrortising. "A a'1s- :.
Business cards, (fre Zines or less ons son oo
u r. " SIX months, Is 90
One 'quare one year, (ten lines or less) = 40 co
On. sCluorel t1r.na' .tlotans 't,n.,tL Is 90
6,,-tor ~oI,n,,, ~ nItnns fffl"Il,, RS go
q 81 UH~ tIS yeafS go A@i1CJl60i 90
a. q th,nao 0oNsA' "a 45.00
Half column, one year, ~ Il +" on on 0o nv
" I" six months, sS en- @o oo
o,o ,l,r,r 5o. T,raN~'~ q II ~ Is 90
- - /. Z - $50 90
a - m0nsns 4 200 90
Non'nS' rs 90
Regular advertisers will be allowed to c,.,,.
quarterly without additional charge. :, y . =
All business communications, should be addr.zsS3
to D. ". IILToN & Co., Virginia City N. T. ~
e. JOB Printing of every description executed In
Superior manner and at reasonable rates - ="
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18

The ladies' OFF Baffalo wear ~ &
Akirt, made forthst narketes r. - P5anno
vito sheetlnad. Etae-,sIo 49, Ts teaoed 0sa
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
CALIFORNIA HOTEL, 77TE77
Nerada City, Montand Territory
FO OE.B.E,

A CcAhLiFlCAIEf ca OF Ten tSIIAREsreF THE
by nrOS Oonso dated Silver Star Company The owner
me6t pCS c,n property and paying Aps this advertise
YiTgi;l nave nave the same ct the City Book Store,
--N-y,- >---ea wy ssF 4-tf 7e-GS
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18

60 The Sentinel announces the anpo;nt,n =, ,
OF breckinridge as Secretary off Mar. %;
aai oss se.1 nes ssisoqNemiY York, Jan.1 aD.i {
: sBlai. VI mission p not .hspslsssJ safes a.
e--e-is--.s stef--ssss 10y ssyts
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18

ChmIlring mn ne Chambers Ger rough to
All ansbad nreh claim or have none NJ an y.
nashed with excitement, the Emsraut stas =. an
iosates his claim steep wat ter-faii HG
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10
FLOYD County.

We understand that d. M. Fergu
son, our present Sheriff declines, to run
again for that Office, and that Henry
Petit of this township will be a can
didate before the nominating conven.
ton. We shall be sorry to lose the
services of Mr.. Ferguson, but if he is
to retire, we know of no one on whom
his mantle could fall more worthily
than upon Mr.. Petit.
For Treasurer of this county we
hear mentioned the names of Capt.
r. G. Reiniger of this town, and j.
Cheston Whitney of Rockford. Either
gentleman would make a good and
popular Treasurer. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Huntley, the present Treasu'
rer, is to receive the appointment OF
o. S. Assessor for this District.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10
For the Charles City Intclligencer
Picnic at Marble Rock.
Marble Rock, July 20. /

Marble Rock, July 20, 1865.
The citizens, teachers and scholars
of Union and Scott townships, desir.
ing to welcome home, and show their
gratitude and respect to those who
molly took up the arms of war and
went forth to defend our country in
her hour of peril those who have
shown 80 many deeds Of valor on the
many battle-6elds Of o four years
strife, and at the same time give q
day of recreation aud pastime to the
children held picnic in beautiful
grove about three.fourths Of o mile
west of the village.
The forenoon was taken up with
declarations, songs. &C., by the schol-
ars. At noon all partook OF the edi-
bles prepared by the ladies of the two
townships. They then repaired to the
stand where they listened to an able
and interesting address by Rev. Mr..
Cooley of Rockford. Remarks were
called for from Rev. L. Inman, j. Chos.
ton Whitney, Mr.. WATSON, X. u. Frost
and John Wallace, who responded in
their usually enthusiastic manner.
The following are the names Of
those who have served in the army
and we're present on the occasion:
Woolsey Hawks, Of the Sd Iowa
Infantry /; Egbcrt Hawks, j. /. Il.
Frost, q. I. Ackley, S. j. Ackley. S.
Sours. j. A. Clark, A. j. Asper. and
H. Clay, Of tho 7th ID. /. Martin OF
the 9th, j. s. CARRIER of the 9th ;
Horace q. Hawks aud Warren Boon
of the 82d infantry /; and S. S. Boon
Of the Bib Illinois cavalry. g.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

a New York paper states that N
Eloin, chief of Maximilian's Cabinet
has returned from his mission to Eu
rope that he succeeded in securing
tho reinstatement of Maxi milan in
his abdicated rights as q member Of
the Imperial family that he could
not induce Louis Napoleon to furnish
more troops and Money for Mexico
and that he brings with him, from Ma.
polcon and the King Of Belgium, a re-
commentator to Macmillan to abdi
cate his throne and return to Europe
rs speedily as possible. .a. ..a1
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

The AssAssINs AND CoNsPIRAroRs.-
I. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadel-
phia, have sent US a volume entitled
" The Trial and Execution of the Assas.
sin Conspirators, at Washington, May
and June, 1865, for the murder of
President Lincoln" 1t is o very in.
teresting work, being the full and YER
batlm report of the testimony of all
the witnesses, the verdict Of the Mill.
tary Commission. the argument of
Reverdy johnson on the jurisdiction
of the Commission, &c. Price SO cts.
Address as above. ...f Z III
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

Hon. j. S. Church, of Mason City, is
proposed by the citizens of Cerro Cor.
do county for Representative of the
Saith District, comprising the counties
Of Cerro Gordo and Floyd. So far as
we have learned, Floyd county will
not present a candidate, but will cor.
daily support Judge Church. For
ourself, we should be pleased to see
him elected. He is a gentleman of
candor and ability, and would do cred
it to himself and his district. .
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10
Original Notice,
To Samuel nj, Dowst, Woodward, Blakely &
Co., and Hobbs g. Barnes:

To Samuel nj. Dowst, Woodward, Blakely &
Co. and Hobbs & Barnes:
You are hereby notified that there i NOW
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Floyd county, Iowa, the petit
ton In equity of the Shawmut Bank, praying
that Certain deeds executed by Thomas b.
Cleaver and wife to Samuel NJ. Dowst be set
aside as fraudulent and void that plaintiff
be declared TO have paramount lien against
all of you on the south half of section four,
township ninety six north Of range seven
teen west of the fifth principal meridian the
north fractional half Of section eleven, town
ship one hundred north, Of range nineteen
west of the fifth principal meridian the east
half Of section fifteen and all of section four
teen, except the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter thereof, in township nine
ty-fve north Of range nineteen west Of the
fifth principal meridian that said lands b
sold to satisfy plaintiffs judgment against
Cleaver, and for other aud further relief and
that unless you appear and plead or answer
thereto at or before noon of the nineteenth
day Of September A. ID. 1865, being the SEQ
ond day Of the next term Of said Court, said
petition will be taken as confessed, and judy
ment entered as prayed for.
GRIFFITH & KNIGHT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
U. S. Rev. Stamp, SO cents. cancelled,
8lw<
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

A correspondent writing to the St.
Paul Press, says that Gen. Sully is in
conference with a large number of In.
dian representatives. The old Indians
want peace, but the young ones more
fight. The American Fur Company
were engaged in the dirty business Of
melting the Indians to continue their
warfare against the American whites.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

There are many vague and incor'
rect statements going tho rounds o.
the newspapers in regard to the rob
berry of the Floyd county treasury
The several reports of the Dubuque
Herald in regard to the detection Of
the robber, recovery of the money,
&C., are pure fiction. The robber is
not detected (; no suspected person
has been arrested the stolen money
is not recovered /; and no "prominen,
citizen of Floyd county has been made
to disgorge." ra .-
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

From Minnesota we have accounts
of a murder at Hastings, and the ar
rival at st. Paul of thirty genuine
Laplanders dressed in their skins aud
furs. Emigration to Minnesota and
Dakota is reported unprecedentedly
large. Forty steamers are reported
on the Upper Missouri, on their way
to the head of navigation.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-10

There is floating rumor that the
officers of the Cedar Falls and Mime
sofa Railroad Company have said that
Charles City is the next point to which
the railroad will be built northward
from Waverly, and that this portion
of the road will be completed during
the coming winter. May our people
realize the full fruition of this crafty
ing report. -l