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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01
c. G.. Cole.

This man, n candidate of tho Demo
esacy !or the Supreme Bench Of our
State is Stamping the State in behalf OF
the Democratic Candidates, and more
particularly in his own behalf.
lie ayers as an excuse for so doing,
that he has been traduccd and missrep
resented BY Republicans.
This is false i. toto for he was nom
mated by his party with the express IN
ierstane!ing Ina. he would take the
stump. lie spoke the other day at
Cedar Rapids ,wher lee dcfe 1ded squat
tern Sovereignty, the bred Scott Deci>
iian and falsifsd the financial condition
md policy Of our State. Now do the
citizens of our State, want man elected
to fill one Of the highest Offices in the
State, who is morally so corrupt that be
will not scruple to falsify and missrepre
sent the facts in order to secure his own
election? We think not.
This man certainly deserves defeat
for taking the stump. Let the practice
Of Candidates for Judges Of the Supreme
Bench Of Stamping, or Speechmaking in
their own behalf once become prevalent
and our rights become seriously endan.
sered, they are in the market at every
election, aud we know not when We rest
in security.
The natural result Of such course
would soon be that candidates, would
intimate to certain parties in advance
what:heir decA> ps would be in certain
oas1 This would BE- done privately OF
publicly as each fOrticular case might
require, ifSrdcr y secure influence.
!, Where 1fn lld rest the Stability
of our laws? Ths3 would be in the
mar a; every clection,and precedents
long sAce xstablishe! would be disrcgar-
dea AMI ovs owu.h order to redeem
.lsetiod PROMISE.
Let US for &l>awn safety condemn
such policy, sr il IS fraught with dan
gef4o our ria&5
Forni.part, should one Of our can
aidates 9srths snprs Bench take the
stump, he would V veS sure TO lose ou'
be rsoconoilsd peh Practice.
s@- One lady is,rpoMsa>s have Civ
en- dinner At sMx1ya to twenty friends
which cost $500, ana NsHy ork hauk
er'paid $3.50 for twenty NhtApcrsons.
A southerner, however, surpassed that
he having paid sla9lfor one dinner,th
largest private dinner cver<iven at that
fashionable resort.
g0- See new advertisement Of Cary 4
Smith, in ourcolumns to day for perpa-
nept employment at large wages.
D0r The Illinois Central Rrilroad
Company offer premium Of 5000 for
the best ditching machine for open ditch
ing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01
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The Late Elections.

In Oregon, Daniel Logan, Republican
is elected to Congress by small ma
jority.
In Tennessee the Opposition c,e.ted :,
Congressman and the Democrats }.
In North Carolina the Democrats lost
:. The Congressional Delegation is
now equally divided icing !! each.
In Kentucky the Opposition aud Dem
o,racy cach elected ) Con.rcssmcn, be.
ing Democratic loss Of 3.
Alabama is Democratic 50 is Texas,
except its Governor, Gen. Sam Houston,
Opposition, who is elected BY large ma
jority
Gov Stevens, Administration is cleo
tel Delegate from Washington Terrific
ny.
Tie above States in ne last Congress
had Opposition members they now
have Il, and the Administration 81.
A weak and sickly administration Of
the governmeL. is the cause Of the
change.
nA- During cur visit to Lowell We
were shown through the l4a5- atory Of
our celebrated coun:ryman, DR.. j. G.
Aver Scarcely could we have believed
what is seen there withou. proof beyond
disputins.
They consume a barrel OF solid Pills,
abou, $4,000 doses and ) barrels cf
Cherry pectoral, l2o, 900 doses per diem
To what an uncomfortable amount OF hu-
man suffering does this point 10000
doses day Fifty millions Of doses
per year !! What acres and thousand
Of acres OF sick beds does this spread
before the Imagination And what
sympathies and woe. True, not all Of
tins is taken BY the very sick, bat alas,
much Of it is. This Cherry Drop and
/ this sugared Pill are to be the compan
ion of pain and anguish and sinking
sorrow--the Inheritance our mother Eve
beqreathed to the whole family OF man.
Hers the in.ant 1ariiog has been touch
cd too early by tie bli-i!. that vit.le.s
| half our race Its little lungs are e!fae-
ted and only watching and waiting s;la.i
! tell which way its breath shall turn
| This rcd drop on its table is the tails
man on which its life shall hang There
the blossom Of the world just bursting
into womanhood il stricken also. At
fetions most assiduous care skilis not,
she is still fading away. The wan mes
senger comes comes nearer and nearer
every week. This little indictment shall
go there, their last, perhaps their onl,
hope. The strong man has planted IN
his yitals, the sam disease This red
drop by his side is helping him wrestle
with the memorable enemy the wife Of
his bosom and the eherubs OF his heart
are waiting in sick sorrow and fear les'
the rcd on which they lean in this world
/ be broken.
j Q Doctor Spare no skill, nor cost
nor toll to give the perishing sick the
best that human art can give. Gairesioa
| Teas, Ncrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

A new EpIDEMlc-TwENTY Six
CASES OF SUICIDE IN A FORTNIGHT
The Louisville Democrat Of Saturday
enunerates twcnty,six cases Of suicide
during the past fortnight. Eleven were
eases Of hanging, six BY poisoning, fyc
BY cutting the throat, and one by stab
b;ng.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

forsakc them and enlist under its ban
ner? The fact is the means they use
destroys the end they wish to accom-
plish.
Fer this conduct. the Journals of cy-
cry political party are more pr less cul-
pahle
The Democracy fcarlessly takes the
lead
X few examples will suilice. The Du-
hngue Express has said, and nearly all
the Democratic Sheets have copied
the article that the State tax under Dem
ocratic administration was one fourth
Ct mill on dollar in each CT the years
lsiS-lSi9-1S5O.
Hon. j. W. Jones. Treasurer Of State
certiies that the records show that the
State tax in 1913 was . mills, in 1910
y mills and in 1850, 9 mills on the
dollar. So much for that assertion
One Democratic Sheet says the State
| taxes arc Z thirty times higher, than un-
der Democratic rule, another says eleven
! times higher.
J. " Jones certiics that the records
show that in l6ol, when the State was III
the hands Of the Democrats The State tax
vas mills on the dollar. The present
year it is - mills.
j certain iehocf"'e 'cnrhais are pao
lishlng that the kepu5acaus sTs ABSORB
IN. ing" :. half million Of !; State tax yearly
las RECORDS Sac" that tAe greatest
amount Of STATE tax oadsr Republican
rule was IN 1927, 6s'ns =1.,5.--..'
and the present year i j. s-23,.25,a2
Il has been repeatedly charged u
Democrats that TIC State is Involved in
debt BY Republicans 100000. and Ben.
u. samnels, The champion Of penoara,
y !" this State at public discussion
with INC Hon. YIN. Nandevsr during
the last month at Guttenb"rs IN Clayton
Co, said The Republicans publ cans have v, eFsa
tea assi ., owe, r..' s;,.,'' s, aA'ss
,ao s e911 oan restricts '"' s'''' 'f'
~ -.
s.s = 40 s,,,ov;n s.'''' : ''''' - =
:. due ,s c.ola CO. DcI i tux 3al.oI7,s"
s3s7,3oi,i !
~ 80 d. n%,, ' ,s',a y .o,,pm
~ e WI '~' Nh III n,a u,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

nM. The first bank was established by
the Lombard Jews, A. d. sos. The
WORD bank is derived from the word
Janco, bench, which was erected in
The market place for the exchange Of
money.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

FoREiuN--Thc steamer hungarian
arrived at,Qubcee on the night ofthe Goth
With dates from Liverpool to the 10th.
The general new, brought is interesting
but possesses nothing Of striking impor
tance. The Peace Conference met at
Zurich, on Monday, the sth u!t, aecor
ding TO the previous announcement.
Nothin: had transpircd regarding ,hs
proceedings thus far. Sardinia MAS
represented in the Confere ace. On tit
S,h, the affairs Of Italy were debated III
both houses of the British Parlinent.
Lord John Russell, D'Isracli, and other
distinguished statesmen, took strong
grounds against Great -riton taking part
in the Peace Conference.
The completion Of the Great Eastern
was formally celebrated on board, by a
banquet, which was attended by many
members Of both Houses, and number
Of the most distinguished engineers aud
scientific men. The engines. both screw
and paddle, were set in motion for the
first time, and the result was satisfactory
in the very highest degree, and far be
yond their expeditions. The ship pre-
scented q beautiful and finished aspect
being almost ready for sca.-Thc stsike
among the builders in London had rs
sumed formidable dimcnsionis. Estim
ates Of men unemployed, 10000 to 40,
GEO. The master builders had sough
Intervention of government, but thu
Homo Secretary said that he did not SCI
how he could interfere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01
RErERL.sss CONTENTION.

Tie Republicans Of Tama Couaty ere re-
questco 70 meet IN lfeeg&tc Convention ii
tie loarl iioase, in .Iolelo, elect, T. NJ on
ihufsda. TIE l5t!l d'ly Of Scptc,nber nest for
The fnfrosc 81 .'Htting IN nonlinAtioi Ganii-
dates for The following Offices. Viz:
one Eipt:ISEN rATlyE
tbS MIX Dr. UG.
TREASURER & RECORDER
COUNTY SUPPLEMENTARY
SHERIFF
SURVEY
CORONER &
DRAINAGE CeMMiSH.
And for the transaction Of amy hcs.bnsiusS>
which may he necesssry. The ratio of Rep
lesentlon Will be one IN Convention Tor every
ten votes east fer the Hon. l.. Sells at the DC.
tober election SOS and one for every lractios
over i've votes. which viii give each Town.
kitp the ioiio%jas representation, viz:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

auits an excitement is existing in
NeN Ierl, City On accom-. Of a strange
..asi disgusting odor emitted by the Gro
saa vater supplied TO the people II that
s:.t3 Scientific pen have gone to work
- snaisze II, and il he maan,iue thou
sands are afraid to drink it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

'rea- Prof. John Wise assembled from
Lafayette, Ind, at 2 o'clock on the 18th
destination cast, but he soon came
down near Charlottesville Ind. Thus
making failure Of his enterprise.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

Row AT Mr. PLEASANT. Seven men
were arrested at Mt Pleasant the other
day on charge Of horse stealing and
coun,er'ei,iag. a very large amount Of
bogus coin Was found in their possess
in, together with Ill tic implements Of
the trade The men resisted the Officers
-too:lg and quite a li,te riot occurred
b.6ere ases were arrested Several shots
Wy t.tsd ana Deratg Sheriff Penny
was.Hoandea in tho face BY pistol ball
= Bm!iayton Naph,ye.
ncn- A correspondent: Of the Na'ibnni
ntliyenccr recommends that a Nation
nj Convention Of the Wings Of the Uni.
ted States be held on the 18th Of July
next, at Richmond, Baltimore, or Phil.
ad.lphia, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Office Of President
and Vice President IF the United States,
or, if separate nominations be deemed
inexpcdient, for the parpo-e of select
ing among the candidates already in the
field such as may be most eligible to .
majority Of the Wing party,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOpLE.-That
under eight years Of Democratic rule, tho
rate Of State taxation was 2 1-16 mills
per annum on the dollar; while, under
five years Of Republican rule, the rate
has been only u mills. And the high.
est rate of taxation was in the year 1851,
under Democratic rule, mills on the
dollar; while the Republicans never ex.
c.eded Il mills, except in the single
year 1867, when it was 2 mills Gdts
City.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

TIE Texas ELECTION The Calves
ton Liuilius thinks that Houston 4 ma
jority for Governor will be from 10, 600
to $4,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

No. The Illinois Central Rrilroad
Company offer . premium Of $500 for
the best ditching machine for open ditch
ing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

M We acknowledge the receipt o.
tho July No. Of tho "I'rinters Ne,os let
ter, very good work for printers, pub.
lishcd by Chichester & Stafford at Phila
delphia Il Baltimore, also the Printer.
Miscellony,an excellent work Of the kind
published at New York by Francis Har
& Co., also tho Primer, very superior
work by John Henry, at No. l Spruce
St New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

ny Il is rumored that the uncertain :
ties Of financial operations in Europe,
and the deplorable state Of paralysis Of
Nathaniel Kothschild. the head Of the
house, have been the cause Of the con.
tcmplatcd retirement Of all the Rotsh-
childs from business.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

| D@ See new advertisement Of Cary 4
Smith, in ourcolumns to day for perpa-
nept employment at large wages.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

sal. G. Davenport, Secretary Of tn,
Iowa Editorial Association, will please
accept our thanks Tor the notice aud in
yitation to attend the Convention a
Cedar Rapids on the 18th inst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Isl, 1859
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

m.S See the announcement Of Candi
dates in our columns,
Our charge is one dollar for eacf
name. One more favorable opportunity
is offered before the Republican conven
ton meets. Hand in your names.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

LEE CoUNTY.--By the return Of the
late census it appears that Lee Count,
has population Of 3o,94l.
The population Of Kcokuk is 1905
Fort Madison 1920.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-01

pissioners under the>Q ld Law for sc
last year Of that SYSTEM i3S29, 2o4 20
(See Report IF the State commissioners
to examine the affairs OF the Office Of
Superintendent Public Instruction, paee
22) Showing difference Of 81 ,729 q
in favor Of the new system.
IF the Board OF Presidents think that
their County Superintendent eASns more
than half the salary of the Clerk Of the
District Court, and see proper to give
more, it is no fault Of the law.
Under the Old System, the entire ex-
pcnse Of receiving and disbursing the
school fund, was paid ont Of the "In
terest Fund; under the new system,
out Of the County Treasury; thereby
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-21
HARDlNG'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ARRIVING DAILY PER EXPREsS!!

"E HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO THE
w manufacturing Of our Clothing this season than
heretofore. -.-I
In the selections of choice patterns in the superiority Of
make and finish, would call particular attention. We
have now making to order, large and select assort
ment of
Children Suits and Over Sacks, Raglans, &C.,
which but aruct tbs attention Of Parents and
Guardians.
IN TIE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT, we
able to exhibit and shall continue to do through
the season, the most desirable STYLES of -
Muslin Shirts. Gloves, Silk Ties, &C., -
in tn State. Remember pay special attention the
manufacture and selection of gods please and ct large
sized men, as well as medium and other sizes.
Opened this morning. by Express one hundred new
styles
Gents, Silk Ties, 81.
mostly French manufacture. The French celebrated
for their taste and skill, and their Ties have shape and
finish which the American Tie has not
In few days shall open one hundred suits of
Dark Mixed French Cassimeres,
which shall offer at the low price of % dollars per suit.
The leading Clothing Houses in New York sell these suits
We have making to our order one hundred pairs
Fine Black French Doe Skin Pants,
superior to any heretofore sold by us-prce dollars and
no deoation
Measures taken for Dress Suits by u.s. and perfectly
actory fit guaranteed Our in this branch Of
business will warrant in saying that cannot be
'e ISL 1 SELF and 91 Of COAT
COMPANY. No 256, Broadway. New York. have appointed
l. HARDING their Agent for the sale Of their goods
in Raleigh Samples of Vests and Coats be at his
Store and explanations required will be cheerfally
given Measures taken and quality and style of goods
ordered will be made up in New York, and delivered here
within twelve days.
THE GREAT INVENTION. CLOTHING WITHOUT
SEAM.-We have the way large invoice of Se1an
Tess Clothing These Fabrics all woven in the wool.
without any seam-on the crossfbre SYSTEM which COM
bnes the greatest elasticity with the greatest strength
will neither shrink stretch out of shape, nor crack"
Call and examine ut
L. L. HARDING'S.
Raleigh, Sept. p 1859. silly.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-21

VALUABLE LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT
Il of Equity of Beaufort county, made at Spring Term A.
d. 1857 the undersigned will offer at public SALE in the
vember next at II O'clock A. NJ. the fllawug valuable
lands and town lots in the towu of Leachville:
lst The tract of land known the Major John Clark
home plantation lying Beaufort county, Pungo river
adjacent to the of Ieachvlle and continuing 100
acres large portion of which is in cultivation, and said
be ns well adapted the growth Of cotton any lands
in eastern ortl.Carolna There is excellent vineyard
on the land, as well all necessary outhouses
ID The Leachve Toll Bridge, ts abutments, the road
attached thereto with all its privileges and franchises and
of land in the town of Leachville. The bridge
and road in good condition and is paying property
g. Lot No. in the town Of Leachviie, upon which is
small dwelling house, store house and warehouse.
4tb Lots Nos g. Is and II in the town of Leachville;
all of which unmproved. -. -. -. 3
9TH tract of land the west side OF Upper Dowery
creek, its head waters containing 10 acres
eth tract Of land above the middle OF Plney Grove
Swamp, containing 100 acres
7th. tract Of land known the Z. d. Satterthwate
land, CONTAINING As acres. - = 49,.
AL of these lands are situated navigable stream,
convenient good market. and within IS miles Of the
of Washington The lands will be sold in the differ
ent parcels as herein stated va g..
TERMS SALE:-So much of the purchase money
MAY b. necessary pay the Gusts Of sui to be paid in
cash the balance equal payments ut II and "a months
Bonds with approved suees to be given upon the day OF
sale ..'-. ,... o.. Te.. ... 80 g..
Possession of the premises will be delivered to purcha-
~ "N' JNe. A srANLY. CINE. %
Washington N. G.. Sept. 81, 1883 pr adv. $s) 3S-St.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-21

GEN. SCoTT ORDERED TO THE PACIFIc.-Our special
dispatch from Washington, says the New York
Herald, announces that Lieutenant General Scott
has been ordered to the Pacific. General Scott goes
to the Pacific to manage the difficulty which has
recently sprung up between Great Britain and the
United States respecting the boundary of the terri
tories of the two countries in that region The la
test accounts from the island of San JUAN the focus
of the trouble, are to the 18th ult At that date
quiet prevailed and the British and American forces
remained as previously reported-the British vessels
at an anchor in the harbor, and the United States
troops in camp on shore But it was also reported
that General Harvey had ordered all the troops
at his disposal to reinforce the command the is
land, while Governor Douglas had directed addition
al British vessels of war to rendezvous at that point
Special messengers from both these commanders re-
Gently reached Washington. Colonel Hawkins, the
messenger of Governor Douglas, tarred long enough
to deliver dispatches to Lord Lyons, the British
Minister and then sailed for England to apprise the
British government of the state of affairs. AL
though it is not apprehended that serious conse-
quences will result from the action Of General
Harvey yet the President deems the matter to be Of
such gravity as to require the supervision of the
skiful and cautious Lieutenant General Of the army.
He will leave for his post on the Goth inst.
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ID LIE ID

In this City. the 5th nst the residence of her
naw. j. NJ Tant Mrs Martha Carter, in the 55th year Of
her age. Mrs. Carter strict and pious member Of
the Presbyterian church for forty years.
At Petersburg, Va, Sunday, O'Clock, A. NJ Mr. Thos.
S. Ashe, aged about As years. -
Mr. Ashe a Of the late Col Sam Ashe Of Revo.
lutionary memory, and grandson of Gov. Sam. Ashe
Impoverished in early manhood by unucky specula-
tion Mr. Ashe became Of the earliest egrants to Cali
forna. With but object in view-home- the re-
ward Of exerton and setdenial Mr. Ashe few years
had accumulated sufficient for his purposes He
rapidly laying the foundation of estate when stricken
down by premature DEATH Chastened by the trials and
HARDSHIP of his early @ he had much sympathy for the
po.r. He had vigorous intellect he social in dis
position, and such was the "bonhomie" Of his manners,
that he made many friends-tmenies he had none. :.
In Sampson county, the 5h instant her late resi-
dence Mrs Sarah Owen, wife Ct the late DR.. John Owen,
in the 64th year of her age.
In the vicinity of Fayetteville on the 14th inst Hugh
Gilmore. aged eighty years. worthy and useful CITIZEN
he sustained high character in all the relations Of life
lie leaves large iamy and wide circle of connections
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been sending it to the subscriber directed in the
same way for the past nine or ten months. The
other package sent back as msdrected was directed
in explicit conformity with the instructions of the
subscriber, as we can prove by letter from him
now in our possession, and if the paper has not
reached him, he has made no complaint on the SUBJ
ject. But 1t, as the Post Master asserts many of
our packages arc frequently msdirected we should
like to know what becomes of them If he states
the truth about these frequent instructions, is it
not his duty to return them to this office for proper
direction He was prompt enough to send back
what he supposed to be misdirected packages of our
Saturdays ISSUE why has he not manifested similar
promptness in returning to us those of our own
papers which he says are frequently nsdirected -
"bady wrapped" We unhcsitatingly pronounce the
is any newspaper in the country more securely or
neatly packed than the Register
The Post Master in his card is very explicit in
ferring to the fact that he Democratic Office
holder. He is perfectly right in being thus explicit,
inasmuch as his Democracy cannot be traced very
far back, although it has been speedily rewarded.
In conclusion, we cannot take leave of the Post
Master without expressing the wish that he will be
very particular in not permitting the delivery of the
Northern to interfere with the closing of the Eastern
mall sohieh is closed by hsomn regulations one hour
before tile arriral Of the Northern mail!
We have now done our duty to the community in
| exposing an inconvenience to which they are un-
necessarily subjected, and in their hands we leave
the matter. If they are willing to submit to it. We
can summon forttude enough to our aid to bear our
share of the evil.