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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

N ADMIRABLE NOVEL OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
n or Is e years a and Wholesome tendency has N
In French u alnsive literature Glars OF writer's
have appeared Who instead of appealing to bid
oeprayed tases have gained reputation by depicting
pure and healthy emotions OF the bear by dsveoons he
charms genial aud mmetrcsl baractsrs exhibit,
II and poby triumphing adverse circl
stances and social tsmptaiions.
of this Of conspuous nples are
found 10 ID. works OF emile souvesre and ocare Fenie
hss already teeu excessively translated Fog
lhh and s ~ known 10 ;h rouatry. Tbs we
pose introduce TO he readers OF the Tribune by spirited
version of tis -
'ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
whh appeared in Paris and has w
both Frerch and English Grille, perhaps the striking
admirable wrrk OF fiction that appeared any colni-y
durr 1853 Iu5eed, sin Jsne Eyre startled the
reading World hardly remember auo her PRODUCTS,
the kidd which for b-auty and interest be compared
with this
The publication Of The Ro-rance OF Poor Yol,g ="
Will he need Ia the NRw YoRK SEMI WEEKLY TnIBusF
on Tuesdsy An 10 and IN the FEw York WEEKLY TRBusE
saturday April % Will be regularly continued II
is com pleed.
viii please send In their o. ders Immediately.
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AAAA 49, RE- Al. LA(n POINr6
COIFFUREB, BARBRs and ChowNb
ROUND md sVu kf L,.r os a,,.s, nan r.u.rn.
6IIPCRk ACES ana Ee's rus -p.""y w v1So'hs
a. "a IO-t F',nrED 'HANIIn.n aCE'
ro' F,Is r" bbaPPLioUE coLLAns ADD SETS,
v,rrcrv~HHNpk ans ss,;iss ~ choice o.usrns:
vAs = ~ 4; ss.:s
800 i.Oo lEsL Ma,rksE coIt.Rs
double. .,ov 90, nrspr.o 40 c.,.,...,
'A -Four doors below sercer stree.
----------------. :.
WIN offer At RETAIL :.
\, ..,,, .oI Ms y .s,,. s .ss1s wit,
AA''eA
FRHSoH o'NEe H''h SoRDhss
pre- i si y fr the city usds. - o.,'... w ~
ar RETAIL.
$50 srosdwsy,
Are offering thet, spring mportaious ut
.AA'on And upaoLslfns Goods
Ias'ss. so.ss, piano 800 i.ss ever,
Their y.S:: ssss,s: s.sss%ss 81 '''' ''A"'''
Decorative and plia psDs,s-
sss ss one Of Am fro" stocks Of the beet French ma
hey are prepared 70 put up IN The highest style OF a
window shades Of THEFT etc. own manufacture
At wn0lf.AL- r1loEs
Ar1uoKfR1 A s.uo.,,,,,,. o, n.
slorsl Kingdom .. retail = 80
NOT A spsrsKIrse, WORTH hhcoAoiSs'
.a D.ss p AZ n, ,,,,.,, ), ,.
r,ows Rss apPsssrr S.sl aloo,mM.rsp
nR1pn W = e.; SSs'A down " rs per bunch
e. Fl: s g $$ +; cents each
foA THAT LAT THs vsn rs rsp1sPrNsA BILE.
h seds .. 20 sS esns per n s1e.sl
.uo1rn' ..so...saou. ITEMS FOR THE TOILET
- - =, ,o,z,. W. $50: =. 81 BROADWAY:
s ::;i :: :: e. :o S:: :.s
OF and desirable selected for the be-. city trade
D1ACK FRENCH YLoUNO1No
RICE aoIDnSBE s,s.d - So Canal street near
Have IN store and A. r-ceivcs by every ste,
which imported BY then exclusively for their rsa trade
.,-,- -. - ~, 800 ~.
RAhdA'Ns' oA 1s Fro, sncton iHS'
swLLA AND C4sfisEaE sHAwIs
70 tsc s;teu n II, sdes he 10 ve sooX which
taveJu-'o Se' put LII ''00I' w.K. pEyror
% Dow--., n.H -- 10 .yeee
HAhA@ sIhI No. Is oBBsoApwAY.
,,M
'A n.s sssSnr. '
WILL BE OPENED on MONDAY. Auru 10.
EVERY DKsiRABLE STYLE
uMA.Y EXC TsIVs sly rs. % A0oS'
CAN BE FOU d IN Qua EsTAB isHfEyr
MopsRATe PRICES -
IN nnENss A TasisTT' r 11 g 70 Sio AoH.
o.
MOURNING MANTILLAs,
JUST OPsNED.
UnAELys STREET s0os
Is NOW REPLETE WiTh ALL THE PREVAILING
FINEST STELLA sHAwIa,
SHILLING At hs s Than COST S o. an 1nRT ATOM
CHARLES sss s ssssoe 4 CO..
No 80 bhoAbwAY'
rvnARIo1rE q. SMITH -CLora VELVET AND SILK
- cas-ocks; cloth and silk mantlas and bas1ues AIs1
ades and bonnets OO2 8roadyay one door ah,vs
twenty sirb street ''~' ''O''
T1ARPfTINGS AT
IORD a TAyrop,a
"
NEWEST SPRING PATTERNS
Also
Ioornr, Rru-se hree NV ocl tbs ruv, INST,
Oh. &c H. r. - p''' ~ 10 '' "''s 81
OApprro
g. 8. HUMPHREY o..
uppodte b. Nicholas aossL
CARPETIN9s
VELVET, -
THREE PLY,
Abo OIL CLOTHS h great variety.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Sinner from Portsm outh &C 70 In
Nm n-iscsrn Ifih 8 10 IN, of snspaxent sisnahze'
sssnsl'p jamestown hence for ksmo1d ,rs IN ba Last
yNh Gray sston March rs'ss 1ises a;a Oh
died Of ysS od.r y va. fs se BY
rsshr falling on bin Richmond VAL pu.,on Santos
n vnh coffee TO msssr had leh winds the sonre pa
se passing Il 80 experienced heavy N" sea- wan
s.rs s1s%pas toi Belfast, Cupnush,n sssu> days.
Bars Sslsrere borlsrd Aitssspas sp WIN sugar ana
oAsseA 70 stnrgss Co. Has e'ps''enesa ''ne "'As
.sSt Of nS;SS Ir CHASE ar''' Pa days. "'
bTig lea hofers Rogers, stage Aprii WIN suea. 70
nss hehi Msds vines aud from !: jaso toe
csos since hso &c sonner wdas ana
Sess Small for Aspinws all WE'LL lOsh lat 70 w Ion IS ~
B,g sarah sernice tof Machiss, -. cardenas, Q days
Tp,e sawyer ,oi Cherrydsli Leighton Cenfuegos
APRIL xihsus 70 thompson Ha.ssr o,,r..,o oa.
wi,b cotton &C reison Clemeu,s,
srrysyDg schr sesssz lowry Key Wes, dsys iosh
kW ~ N les OF huco eague saw the opmass oil sunxea
ssAs sou. feet Of water
pswa W.. 70 sess Win hides &c, 70 ssit
sehr ID. Mailer spbsard Aux Cages April l. with log
ssSr Tiger of Ham odsn CLARK oisnfaesos Mech g. win
schr Imsrald (sr Ffer Archat Is days. with plaster to
of paspdeD Cse ss oTls s . Ssys
s.ss Geo leslie from Cardsnss lor sos so, on
ssrs I ssss sa. s
Sem Nsry Elizabeth Read. WILMINGTON, No days
kefr Wlie /. obbps. Peterson, Wilmington No, days
vnh ma val stores b Blossom sons
schI l1nsa Vanhorn Newbern days. with cotton, &c. 70
schr Trimmer Laforge Virginia, 2days
sehr q IA Van Rau g Van Name Virginia, 2 days
Scar T. II Parker, Parker Virginia, days
eehr Brave Uorfop, Virginia days
eehr j g Ferris busb Virginia, 2 days.
S~hr j spe weeks, Wsreham. days
sssf 2ass Albany iss sS'a
SIR Flor nee, Jam son. hondout bound kaat
srhr Fawtncset Wood, Ropdout bound East
fbop bkcl stone, Allen Providence.
Steamer Kennebec. Hand. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Pelican, Adrich Providence
arrived 10Th scbr walsh Paine, St Andrews, NJ days
vih hip timber, 70 jed Fry.
BELOW.
Byiz Delhi of Phtsdephia.
Eng bnlow, of Windsor.
Brig 1ppdeien.
Brig Adelphi
eaY n o Lane.
SeAr Eclipse.
Wind during The day NNw TO s. at sunset wNw.
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LIST ON THURSDAY FvENISG. l4Ta INST.
~ from s02 Fifth black and terrier OF msduc
grouped The udsr will be suitably rewarded
by leaving him 81 the above bnmber
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Shin Caduceus fPr from London for EZealand with
go asseu gers all well, March H. lat 81 n, lon "A W.
ship hurley Alien from Calcutta for Boston, Apr3 lat Is
(. Z Ion 81 % =. .
slip rsde Wind johnson from Caso for Cork Feb g lat
4 80 lon "a 20 -
Barb Hseycn l from Hull for Eondon April Is, within
q days ssil Of port
BARK Florence Hunroe from Trieste via Madeira for Hava
m. March %. LAT IS a. Ion 81 %.
20 "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
USDEAHlLrs prev WINE
FROM CkOrOs POINT.
FOR SALE
AT THE WINE AND GRAPE DEPOT,
2g3
.,o BROADWAY.
IsABELiA AND CATAwBA
GRAPE vINE6.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
The Next Congress.

The 36tA Congress will assemble next
Monday. As there IS not clear ma
jority for either party in the House, con
siderable time will probably be required
to effect an organization. Either tho
anti, Leconpton Democrats or the South.
ern Americans can accomplish an organ :
ization by uniting with tho Republicans
but whether either Of them will do it is
not certain. Some stormy times may be
expected through the session.
The Senate is composed of 86 mem.
hers, Of whom sc are Democrats, "a Re.
publicsns and 2 Americans, with 4 ".
cencies. The House is divided among
parties as Follows: Republicans. 1l3;
Democrats, 80: Americans %; Anti Lee
compton Democrats, 8. The anti-Le
comptonites are Clark, Haskin and Rey-
nolds, Of New York Adrian and Riggs,
Of New Jersey Hickman and Scbwart,
Of Pennsylvania; and Davis, of Indians
--all elected by Republican votes. The
Republicans and anti Lecomptonite.
have ma jority Of 5 in the house.
IF Tom Corwin should be the Rerub'
lican nominee for Speaker, he would
probably receive the support Of some O
the Americans and anti. Lecomptor
Dem ocrats, and be elected without much
difficulty. There is some probability
that Col. Forney will receive the uni
ted support Of the Opposition member
for Clerk. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
MARRIESrS.

], On The SO.hrult, at The residence eof. he
efidcs father IL Toledo, w the ~. @. 4.
y, Woodward, Missharah p. Bunce and sElnsr
yOldroyd. vi ~ s s ~
The sbo, s.aesiss wssSe panied NTH s.
FAxcellsnt cake, sand very nice little 0olp
boLLAR--ths first shining evidence Of full
circumference Of the printer which w have
received, since the Office has been under our
ccntrol==fcr which our gratitude is checrfully
rendered. That an agreeable unity Of senti-
msnt Intensified by sckesrfulns;s. shd ,abund-
ant little joys may attend and bless them
through long life is the ardent wish Of the
printers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

A MINISTERS PREDlCTION.--Rev. G
W. Bassett, Of Ottawa, ILL.,, in letter to
the Chicago Times, says H
Ozark a. the present day is for on,
country, if Capt. Brown and has confed
crates are hung by the State Of Virginia
as they will be, the sods will not be dry
over their new made graves ere re-ac=-
ton Will take place in the popular heart
and the blood Of those noble but unfor-
tunate men will constitute the seed Of q
revolution that vii! drive slavery FROM
the American SOIL Probably a safe
prediction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
From the Prairie Farmer.
A Letter from Texas.

EDS. PRAIRIE FARMER:-I info,
from an editorial in The Prairie Fayme,
Of the 9th inst, Just received, that you
have surplus Of labor needing employ
mcnt and would be pleased to better
the condition Of that class Of your pop
ulation.
Laborers are wanted here, at full MA.
ges. The country is beautiful and
healthy one-ininitely more SO than
your State is even now. 1t il settling
up rapidly. Improvements are going
on in every direction, and we have a
scarcity Of labor.
| am paying at presest one dollar a
day and board, to choppers, teamsters
&C., and on the railroads now being bull,
even higher wages are given.
Carpenters are in great demand. Wa
ges As to competency, from $40 to SO
per month. Stone masons are also want
ed. / was asked BY moro breaker Of
stone, capable Of laying up some kind Of
. wall, but could not tarn an arch, So
per day, and board for self and horse =
could not stand the rate OF wages, no,
the horse.
Cabinet makers, wagon makers, black.
smiths, &C., &C., are all in demand.
Young men raised to farming would
do indefinitely better here than at any
Of the gold digging regions.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS AFFLECK.
Brennan, Wash ton co., Tex, Oct. %
1859.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

will fiod they noe only have capital them.
selves but are backed up BY all chat is
necessary to ensure the active prosecution
Of the work. ss
Already has corps Of sngineers been
pat upon the line between Aaamcsa and
Marion, and il 10 intendsd 70 have two
hundred men At work on that portion Of
the line within three weeks time.-DuL.
Uernld
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
The New Gold Region.

-
The history Of now and almost Ma
briou.::gold mines, viii b. found tip64
our Arat page. Latersnews con6tm thsis
reports. 80 nj IN
The San Francisco Herald says Of ths
new mines -,s..
The discovery Of fabulous wealth in
the Washce valley, the reality Of which
has been placed beyond dispute, threat.
ems to produce changes Of the most i'm
portant character in the affairs of Cali
fornia and Utah. The Washoe diggings
are located inthe southwestern portion
Of Carson Valley distant about day aud
a halls ride from Downieville, in Sierra
county, aud great NUN bsrs Of miners are
docking thither from Sierra, Nevada and
other adjacent portions Of the State.
Even in this city the excitement
begins to run high, aud will probably
equal the Frazer River fever, but with
an entirely different result. Congress
cannot fail to perceive the urgent ne
cessity that now exists Of erecting Car.
son Valley into Territorial Govern.
| ment, under the name Of tho Territory
Of Nevada. The population Of that place
will quintupls before Congress meet,
and that again will probably be doubled
in the course Of year. Emigration
will be principally from this State, al
the commencement, leaving the rich
mining districts abandoned for til Csc
that are richer, open to tho occupations
Of fresh immigrants from the Atlantic
States.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

4 splendid view Of Mount Vernon, which
escels any engraving OF the place We Lave be-
sore seen.-iSoufhern .lryus, Va.
1t is pronounced to be by fer the most truth
ful and striking representation Of Moant vor-
non that las been presented to the public. It
is executed in oil colsrs after q il English style
Of printing known II is said 10 only one man
in this country, end nsyer before attempted.
Norfolk Day Book, Va. 2s
We hopc it may adorn the walls Of each DOM
clc in tho land, and IS it snfolds to the eye
correct likcncss Of Washinetoals home, awak
en- fresh love for his memory, his virtues and
his country.-M Holly Herald, N. J.
II will make. an elegant ornament for the
rarlor.--Fetersbury, IA.
Its a beautiful view Of Mount Vernon; II
has the appearance Of an effective WsterCol-
or Drawing. and would richly adorn parlor.
--Forney's Daily Pfea.
It is cheap at double the money Union,
Ploin.feld M
1t ia decidedly the best one in sxistsncs---,
IorteClnton Ohio Democrat.
The tin,s arc very brilliant, and tlie picture
Is no. only Striking one, but must become
popular.- Sunday Dl.pateh. 's2s
Tie snbscribsrs have just issued pict urs Of
Mount Ternon, printed in fifteen oil 'colofs ~
q new and improved process, BY which pictures
that have heretofors cost from 43ta %, a.
be furnished for fifty cents. The size Of orr
engraving is IS by 20 inches, on super Gallon.
dcred heavy plato paper. s-,s s.sss b ~,
We have also just published view Of the
Capitol at Washington, in the same style -
Mt. Vernon:
Price fifty cents, postage paid TO any part
Of the United States. JIM. BYRAM & CO.
liz South third Street, Philadelphia.
D@Agsnts wanted in every County through
out the Union. Send and gsts copy.
ton and sending us : marked copy, We will
send post paid as soon IS published, copy Of
each Of our aeries Of National Pictures. The
Mt. vernonand Cspitai Of the United States
will be sent Immediately.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE, w
In tho Name OF tho State Of IeWA.
To ChriStOpherR Hester

Sir You are hereby notified that on or be-
fore the first day Of January, A. D. Eighteen
Hundred and Sixty, there will be on Ole in the
Office Of the Clerk 81 the District Court In Ia
ma County, Iowa, ; petition Of Lucius Kibbee,
claiming 81 you the specific performances Of :
contract executed on the 9th day Of MAY, A.
d. 1859, It the Village Of West Union, IAns
County, Iowa, promising to convey tsssid Luz
cius Kibbss.the following dessriksa premises,
viz: Lots No. three, (sl four, O. six, 20 and
isee Of west Union, County d Tama, and STATE
Of Iowa, as Il more fully in said petition
shown. And that. said petition il sworn 70,
and that unless you appear and answer thcre.
to under oath, on or before tho nrst day e the
next term Of said Court, to So holden 1t Tole-
do, default viii be entered and judemept rem
dsred against you in sseordands With ths
prayer ofspetitiohsrs <t ~
.ak .v.sfs- Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, December, lst, 1859. vzn6w4
printers Foe, $500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

e@ Some Of the towards Of Virginia
have offered reward Of $4,000 for
Josh. r. Giddings or $4,000 for his
head. While passing through Rsches.
ter N. I. the other day Mr.. Giddings
said he would 60 down to Virginia and
bag that $4,000 reward for ]. r. Gid
dings, provided he had confidence il the
good faith and responsibility Of the ad
vcrtiser.
At Syracuse he said that the gentle
men down South who are in need ol
heads or brains, and who advertised for
him, could have his head when he so,
through with it, il they would hand
over the s. 600 reward to the executors
Of his will.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
DosroS, Juno 9Th 1869.

Conference.-The box containing the view
Of MOUNr VERNON arrived yesterday. Iam
greatly obliged to yeu for this pleasing spcci-
men Of printing iascolors, which besides ito
interest as = representation Of the spot which
more than any other, endears itself to the hear.
Of the country, is worthy Of the attention, as q
successful attempt to place works OF art Of his
kind within tbs reach Of tire great mass Of the
community. remain gentleman with many
thanks,6se. .@.
Very respectfully yours,
EDN tRo EVERETT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01


~ Since the sentence Of Brown
some Of the Jurymen in his case have
had their barns and stacks burned. Re
ports have also been circulated that
Browns sympathetic friends were com.
ing to his release before the day Of exc
sutton. These things have thrown the
Virginians into a terrible state Of hys-
tsrical uneasiness. They procured the
services Of ! number Of Military compa-
MES to keep hawk eye on old Brown
lest some kind deliver Or angelic being
might spirit him away They are fright
ened at the screams OF the jay bird, and
shrieks Of the whip-poor will. Poor
fellows.
>~A-- ------
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
N. Those wishing ! good Agricultu

~. Those wishing : good Agricultu
raj paper, would do we'll to take "Tht
Prairie Farmer" published weekly .,
2o4 Lake street, Chicago, Ill, by Enc.
~ l. Co. to whom all monies for thu
same should Dc sent. It Is published
in form suitable for binding, and each
weekly issue contains sixteen pages Of
illustrations and closely printed valuable
reading matter for western farmers. We
speak what We know, having just perus
ed late copies Of tho same.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

Frances Jackson Merriam, Of Hou.
ston, who Was reported - have been
With Brown 10. the Harper,s Ferry insur.
rsction and subsequently, to have died
Of his wounds in Philadelphis, il y
present in Canada.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

The process Of qualification milk 10
being applied to sweet cider, so that Ave
quarts reduced Is one, which becomes 4
jelly, and can DO made sweet and LIQUID
elder again BY tie addition Of water
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
Railroad Matters.

The history Of recent negotiations and
transactions on the part Of the notori-
onsly Infamous Iowa Central r. T..
Company aud other parties will be found
in our columns to day, a. given by the
Dubuque Herald.
From this We learn bargain and sale
han been effected on the Part Of the To-
va Central, which is in perfect keeping
with her t,eaciery, from the very com
mcnccment Of her organization
Not content with once having self
voting stock Directory, and re'arding
thus long the progress. Of the road into
the Central and Western Counties by
corruption bonds, and schemeing rascal.
i,y, she has donned new wig and cap
to disguise herself and ccs nence anew
her Efforts to gain pubic confidence, in
order, finally TO make more complete
betrayal, By serving only few inaiyid.
ua!s and two or three localities.
From the reputation Of the company
and its Transactions last summer, We pre-.
dicted resnI, similar 70 the ono which
has Just taken place.
The Directory Of this company, last
June were eler,ed, SO ne to give the
Towns cf Ananosa, Marion and Vinton
majority D: the whole board The
company they We. knew was hopclcssly
bankrupt. The Dubuque Western Rail.
read VAS fas. approaching Anamosa.
Those interested in the Dubuque
Western Road wer, ao1;ous to have a
R,ad extend beyond Anamosa as feed.
er to theirs Tho people OF Anamcss
we're ambitious for Western trsde as
we'll a. at .a.,o-n o-, let. Those OF
Marion we're anx:ors for connection
With the Dubuque Western .. Anamo.a
believing il 20 tc their best and earliest
Railroad advantages, hence the matner
in which the Directory serc disposed Of
in their June election in order to pave
the way Tor the late a.cll." Who be
lieves that the transfe7 Was honaiae
one? Or in other words VINO does no,
bciie.e that the Dubuque Marion and
Western Railroad Company is composed
almcst entirely 9. the fragments Of the
Iowa Central--o!i material united
crnmbliug clay remodel The object
Of this sale on the part Of the Iowa
Central co tlout. was to fores,all action
b. the Legislature, in transferring the
land grant. We sincerely hope it
will not have its desired effect. Should
il however, the result will be the
greater part Of tho land grant will be
squandered IN building Road East Of
the Cedar river nearly parallel to one al
ready in successful operation and We Of
the Central and Western Counties. for
whose benefit the land grant was intend
ed as mach as for those Of the eastern,
will be forced to succumb to their chica
merry.
When the question Of the transfer OF
the land grant comes up before the Leg
islature, We hope, they will lift the
woody covering Of this now monster,
when they will know the animal by its
old ear marks, and voracious appearance
one that has prayed upon the proper
ty Of tho people Of the State for the last
three years; and then We hope they will
gibbes it 50 high and dry, that those who
have fathered it, and those who nurse it,
cannot wink for public aid in the nex,
ten years.
The process Of qualification milk il
being applied to sweet cider, so that Ave
quarts reduced Is one, which becomes !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

THE VorE or MARYLAsD.-The of
cisl vote Of the recent election in Mary
land stands American, 1880 Demo
cratic, $3.50.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

u. The National Republican Com
mittcs vii! most It the Astor House
New York, on tho clst Of December
70 az the time and 70. the National Con.
yention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

According to late csnsu, taken in
Georgia, by the state authorities. It.
population is about 100000 in 1850
it had 9O5,0oO. Increase in nine years
about 10000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01
" CD % 81
AND
81 Il q q m a Il e 4

would respectfully announce to the citi-
zens Of Tamn County, that am now fully pres
pared to do all kinds Of work in my line, to
the entire satisfaction Of all customers, ~H0
may favor me with their work. Shop one
door South Of J. II. Van Horns residences.
g1. Corn and Wheat, taken - pay.
MAX REUSCH.
Toledo, December, LIST, 1859. v2n6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

Messrs ROUNDS 4 IANHpON, arc our on.
" .uthorized Agents in the ity Of Chicag 60
Ills, 70 procure Advertisements aud Subscrp-
tons.
rkN~ Messrs Horace A. Shaw, So, 81 Park
Row, & las Nassau ST, New York, are our on.
IL authorised agents in New lorki,y. t. FRO
care subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

STEAM WAGoN.-TheD unlcith Aolver
user says there is in that place awaiting
shipment up tho river, a steam wagon,
adapted to running on common roads
IT'S inventor, John A Reed, of New York
City, ia with it. lie says It will travel
any common road at tho rate, OF. eight or
ten miles an hour,and move up an ascen,
Of . thousand feet to the mile easily. The
sagon VAS built at Newark n. j ], aud il
IL intended TO run between St. Paul and
Pembina.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

CO. Cold weather here. although With
out iDow. Are you prspsred7'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-01

See now Adv. Of picture Of Nt. Vernon