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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17
lew CLE.NiNES.

Pork Go. Tho County Judge has
issued proclamation, calm" an election,
On The .,,h day o. Maa Ii at which Will
BE subm lifted to the voters, the II as'ion
Of being taxcdt The amountof six thou
sand dollars Cor the purpose f5ni din.
bridge across Coon rivcrand near the City
of pcs Nome.
ADAMS Goa company has been
formed at Qnircy, to start for Pike $
Peak on the 18th Of March.
CLINTON Co.-ht Clinton the eastern
terminus Of the Chicago Iowa and Ne
brasha Railroad Rail Road bridge is
IN pro-r,ss oc construction across the
Mississippi river.
LINN Co.-Mrs. NJ I. Bullcn, is 4,
|iverin. 4 course OF lectures at Marion
on the elevated position Of tho mother,
Cedar Rapids, has dry goods stores,
tloN.lh- stoINs > "i '>'''N 10 -
ycrs Six preachers; : Doctors; ! church
* II denominations and nine or ten
rnu shops, 50 says a correspondent from
chat place to tie Linn County Heyis'er.
Powrsg!ElK Gothic Christian de-
nomination have organized church at
NontezIma.
ScoTT Goa company has been
formed at Davenport to erect corn
starch mandatory capital s25,oe0.
JouSsoN Go The Board Of Curators
&c the State Historical Society held a
meeting on the lst inst. The CORES
bonding secretary reported the recc'p'
Of various books and presents. a let
ter was read from Gov Lowe, accepting
the Presidency Of the Society. The Trus
eeS Of the State University met IL the
University on the end inst They ar'
u. J.. Fisher, Of Clayton County
+. $. paryin, Of Muscatne
II. y. Dowucy Of johnson
Z. II. Benton Of Pottowattomic
j. ~ Griffith, Of Polk =
J.. L. Parker, Of Fowcsheik
Chas pumcroy, Of Boone
all Of whom were present.
The Treasurer report shows that thu
principal Of the University amounts t
Sill $50, %, besides the profits on Ian,
sold which amounts TO So ,9o3,27.
The Report also shows that 1929 Q.
interest las been due and unpaid 10
more than year, FOR Which the Treas
urcr is authorized to commence suits j
not paid by the st Of April.
Mr.. Benton, from the committee o.
re- opcniag the University, reported TIA
IN the opinion Of the com mi;tcc It VI
inexpeliest to resume the exercises
the Institution at present. They wef
Of the opinion, however, that sui!lc;en
means will he at the disposal ct ia
Board to enable them to open the lnsti
tuition in September next.
4 resolution authorizing the organl
cation Of Model School to he connect
| "a with the Normal Department wa
passed.
! Mr.. Parker offered the following
v..;rh was adopted:
/ Resolrcd, That We request each Ccnn
lty Superintendent in this State to rec
ommend two persons in his county, 9
the requisite qualifications for adm'sslo
to the Normal Department Of this Uni
versi,y. and that the Professor OF tina
i Department be instructed to admit sue
persons in preference to any others, an
that versions SO recommended shall b
admitted without any entrance lee.
Mr.. Parvin resigned as Trustee. an
Or. C. @. Waters, Of Musc4tine was az
pointed III lis place.
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4 II t,n J.tt ~
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in Kansas, refused, whereat the Mar
shai,,;.nd his army have gone to "prcss-
ing." They arc helping themselves to
flour, bacon, corn, arms, horses, &c.,
from the settlers. They have got sevc-
raj free State prisoners in chains at Par
is. One Of these, named Corbin, it is
asserted, is quiet, inolf ,nsive person,
and there can be no legal charge against
him, even If the present irregular mode
Of operating were proper. Corbin was
the prisoner they took. lisrelcasc was
demanded, but instead Of complying,
the posse and Marshal have gone to for
tifying thcr positions. It is distinctly
stated that only nineteen men o. nus
sells posse belong to the Territory
Some ofthesc arc old ''pro slavery men
Of Sc" who werccompelled to leave foi
their crimes at that time. The Marshal
has made great efforts to get the citizens
to help him. Finally he threatened to
nut any man-in irons who would not
rally to his standard, and sailed for that
purpose. He was met by small party OF
mcn, ten in number, who lctrcated to q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17

HAYTI.-The revolution has extended
to nearly all parts Of the Empire. At
St. Mare, considerable fighting had been
done both on land and sea.
Solaque the Emperor had been com
PEELED to retire, when he bore off for
Port au Prince where it was believed he
would not be able to force his way; the
city being surrounded by Republicans
and no man allowed to pass out. This
was the State of affairs on the 10th Of
January.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17

IF your fat irons are rough, rub them
we'll with fne salt, and it will make them
smooth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17

sW- We are in receipt Of the Prairie
Farmer, published weekly, at Chicago
by Messrs Emery 4 Co., and find it to
be paper every way calculated to sup
ply the wants Of an intelligent farmer.
We will furnish it to our subscribers
for S go, and to those Wishing to club
with our paper for $500 per annum.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17

A bit of glue dissolved in skim milk
and water, will restore rusty old Grape
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SIS AND SINGING NOISES IN THE

c'rttN Sb iSsAlBtR cfsHl and Foreign tnhrmary for Tue
peaines, Head pnd Mind Compiu q Garles.
CarinR london, tpnsnli
Rpon sisss, esa Registered pursuant
rey, JcN PownI discovery being positive method
ofsece ardng instant aud magical relief TO sufferers who may
have been deaf for 40 80 by of eaed
applied 10 the external When the
M held by The sufferer for minute 10 the affected and IN
stpy The patient who previously deaf enabled to hear
montoned conversation. faw nights similar way viii
the most nyeterao Of deafness
the head 1t is enroism and exohiant Sufferers
extremely deaf by means Of this permanently cure themselves
distant o the world without Thousands have been
restored 10 perfect hearing and forever the
the dangerous unqualified prc,ners present day
Hospital and testimonials, and
physicians aud in England Ia whose
bayc been cured hundreds patients
be referred Any sufferer
dent in OF Che four Of the globe
this discovery be to them, with necessary prescriptions
preparations that will enable thea positively
s. IS IS the Cost Of the which be
JoiS POWELL 32 Spring Gardens, ChaIng
Egd can be sent either by bankers draft payable i'll England
the country Sufficient three
crate deafness and IN the head Elo los Jan Idly
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OFFICIAL.


DEsAarsks4,
December nth, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS received department
ocok Monday, the 2s Of January ncxt millions
The United States be issued under the Of lst
viii reinburzable fifteen years is
January and per annum
payable annually the first days of January July each
year. a @ ti Ht'-AA
No below par, any
Will per
of deposited subject the order Of tho Secretary
Treasury dcpoAy the United saiss,
the accompany the bid IA all the bids
conditional and without rcfrence bids or others
Tho sealed proposals should be endorsed
yop Proposals for loan Of 1888 be addressed the
the Treasury, Washington
ceed from bidder viii be required DO paid deposay
OF the United States nearest TO M residence Indicated
vniont by him. Should bids from residing
within the United States they viii be required deposit the prnc
pal and premium with the assistant
rhladelphia, OF New Orleans. s.tt
Certificates o stock for thousand
TO n cccssu bidders bearer with
rest FROM the LIST Of July also payable bearer attached
thereto viii be issued for she accepted upon
certificates deposit n Treasurer Of the untod
states with the eposares Of the United will in all
bear interest the deposit The interest from
that date 10 the h OF July will paid bidder
or his attorney by The deposary where deposit made
premium OF their accepted bids Of March next
Oh 10 be returned 10 the unsuccessful bidders.
HowEIL CoBn
Dec I-laWt24Jan fIntSstarl "a q
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NEw YORK HERALD. DAILY TIMES. TRI

lN bnnc News Philadelphia Press Philadelphia ledger &c
eeived evening Of day Of publication Single copies for SALE
delivered the rricnces Of Subscribers evening
New York asv Mercury, Weekly Flag Of unon Gcaons
Line Of Battle ship, Baous Pictorial waverey Magazne Home
Journa and all other phadelpa New York. and Boston weekly
papers and for sale delivered pronpy ubcbers
Eyerythng ihe cheap publication pub
ished. DlJ BISHOP & Co,
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rsr OfyIcr IxrAKrpssr,
December Is, 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received al this department unl The
i DAY Of Ferary 1859 nnil ~ @ the n lor farn
~ aS day q April next marking and rating stamps q the follow
Cas- l. Circular marking stamp, Of steel or other material equal
durability Of ecumirence exeed 3s inches but ne
M ofnee and st,e ih yu l he Wars months and day. In
hhrks Of Ike material with Sufficient thumb f The
most oayensn in proposals his stamps lhe
biie viii s,a' the additional csrss letter srs for
ers within the circle whrn required saeh wors ana eure as
e.s Circular nark,ns stamps Of iron or osher material equal
nereto COR the pst and
steamboat mail lnor with The Of the oce andstao o The name
q ,nateria with suitable orew
@ Of M sau ps 70 b. ,hs u sse @ os n 0 sae
css Circular marking stamps Of hox wood ether material
State with type for mouths and days prin,es
type metal IN boeksor single letters and with thumb
The CONT r s class WIN not take sa unl from and after
css larkng stamps, ior foreign mails mar those now in
IN Offices New York, Philadelphia and Boston, q
Also tho allowing rating stamps 70 correspond with the circular
s sao r am aa ss 4 a ss rsq
,a S IKE , dSa E. asr a. re s Ss S,eo % nS @ ns q m material @
shal b increased or re'ucod in the same proportion viz
Paid Mssen, forwarded
Free @ las Cancel 7 laaa u
Missent Due '
Post business, free prop1 cent
Steamboat .., ~ #tsal iea ~ 5asl. at1aIr a tE LEA
ship Paalo
United States 3d. raid 10
Held for postage
Proposals patented stamps, with cylinders for the
months and days. with the envelope with other
improvements, will be considered. ,lJsEs .sEs go
The right change alter the Of the described
either cs upon equitable reserved to the Postmaster Cen
eral. - -a'
Proposals received furnishing
named circular stamps, for each class separately.
Stamps will ordered the different Of Offices agccab
the n force and according such !s and regulations
o the hereafter be adopted in relation thereto
The number circular required, estimated
the class, 500 for the second class 200 for the
third class 100 for the fourth class The number o rating stamps
required for period Is estimated at 1900. a
Models stamps accompany the proposals.
Each bidder furnish with his proposals. evidence Of his abi
comply with his lid.
will DO required Gontracti the stamps
delivered the Department the the
M n f.. s.sift Z = 81 q
Proposals the outside OF the envelope with
Proposals for Post Oce Marking Stamps and addressed 70 the
First Assistant Postmaster General Washington city d. O. ~
at 4..H tiaaG 6sa AARON " BROWN saatla
Dec I6--law4w efS - Postmaster General.
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Reoyia of The British Recms and Blacaaroods Magazine
T SCOTT, & CO., New York, continne to publish
A. the following leading British periodicals, viz: 3
l. THE LONDON QUARTIllItY (conservatve.)
O. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (wbig)
g. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (rcc Chnrch3 F4
q THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (iberal)
g. BI.ACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (ory.)
These periodicals ably The three political parties Of
Great rtainwhig tory adicabut politics forms only one
feature Of the most profound writer's
science literature morality and rgion they stand ns they ever
have stood world Of letters being considered ns
pens able " the professional nan, while to the ne
gent reader every class they furnish more correct and ae
tory current o the day throughout the world
thpn can be possibly obt.ad iroip any oher source
- EARLY C0r1ES
The receipt Of The British publishers gives adj
ditona REPRINTS nasmnnh as h cap npY N placed
the about as the original editions
S4ttea rt GE TERMS
OF the Reviews 40. . ~. W %
Iackwoods Magazine. =. ..... - W W
Backwood ana Review
and two Reviews W
~. - t cr,,o,ni ond ,roc pcyj,ws ... .....,.. 90
For Iark wood and the four Reviews .,... 10 W
TAYLOR & MAuRY, Bpokselicra, 81
Agents for Washington,
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spInNRR 3 PARTIES

TANNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
IL t 81 and sS per head; they prefer arst class
French bs ressnce 70 prepare dinner of he
the moderate charge Of 81 for his services
those wishing 10 avoid The trouble marketing the best
market affords snn4 10 thor lnuses at cost prices
shes viii he part OF Tho cuy m those
may furnish better dinner than any
q, ~r establishment the city n zaring of 25 cent
q qhufIER, asa Penn. sy,
Nae ls--2meof between l2,h aud 1sh streets,
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washington, jan D, tS5s
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Class No. 4,
500 nnil.r.o eaps counleta
2,ooo tompons III $3.50 ,aI.t.'.F.f lfHti. Z. .it4
900 commissioned onacers' spAulolis % ,isltfff
500 prlyaes ocunterstrAls
SOC ed worsted sashes
1 500 brass waist plates H TT &"
1000 brass breast plates itI T. H. Ee.U nu/ ##0fi
. ~
100 stocks (patent lcsiher) r.t"r
1900 knsI,sacks (gatl~ pereh&) y "a. ti..t .ai
1000 fatigue oalS, navy blue eIotL indigo dye t.f
c,.s.xo q
llll.ttiR tSt'~' ~ fh. ltt tt r"
3sooo yarus - nnsy bine e0tn, ihagv aye lt t
5000 yards 64 blue kersey i..,., ~ .r-sf
1000 marine gray blankets, 70 weigh pounds each
a ,Oo0 wooen Socks pairs
500 yards scarlet cloth ila Iilfa tt N
1000 red nAnnel shirts tst.f.B . y
AU0 yards scarlet ratfnett
400 yards white rattaett
Class No A.
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a'eo ,eoo ,.ns. ia'sa s,'.a. [ '''
: oco r,,,crr T,oets 1f..
A'''' ' ~
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1000 900 sa, e',.I nayones s:.es es,,s eeie
,,ooo ooe ~, u"' " "s,s,Iaa ho,, IN,
! ooo ear @ rrJpo. boxes
! 600 percussion cap pouches 1
1000 bayonct scabbards
c,Ass No a
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Bass drums, eompieto
serSeahls SWORDS 80 - ,,., y. ...
Musicians sworaH Vof men anu oosD
n noa Muan slntn p ne sr o,,r
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1 MAGNIFICENT WORK -,I;les stand;sb

A MAGNIFICENT WOaK-Ales Standish. III
~ usraicdl wnb express iermssson appreciation
author volume o. Photographs from
fhnnger Illustrative OF tho Ccurtsh endsh cnr
lonseow There viii be eight photographs che
mol exque character, executed by tho eminent ,ha
sans whose namo alone win the superiority pic
lures These photographs will
with niersccng caccd leaves containing C,e asrp,ye
text The whole 70 he bound In Turkey
rocco covers With heyello and gilt n~kaa
une entirely acd with original phoogra,asa magnificent enter
prise never before attempted IN this cornby SO
for sae az TAYLOR a MAuRYS
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,THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIYALLED IN MAR

Il ket, with Immense Home and European Demand . Il
natural after the hair become, supplies the
aanru itching and heat from The scalp quc and aes up the
and thus all he and may be relied ntn
falling aof glossy, healthy, and beaatIa and used
BY the youag two q three time week w @ a
NEW York, Jan. 8, 1858.
Agsss o. o. woop Co. Gentlemen Having heard good deal
made up NV mind 70 lay aside the pcudiacs which
mon with great many persons bad agninst a manner en
medicines, short time Icommeced using your auee 70
The rni has been so very satisfactory that am very glad
and u sce @ 10 yoa a. wel as for the @hers wd
may gray wes who having prejudice whout my
tin they have further proof proof being ocular dc
as s a s,s sm ss s b me- ns N and 'S
Of tho N. Y. Wire Railing establishment every day
every way being siocr thicker much healthy
looking am yours, respectfully, ,,,,n, ,r,,,,.s
Corner Columbia and Carroll sis Brooklyn.
S.sf4.g fgFs lt InNcsrcs, Ala, Feb IA, 1885,
or several years o.asc suppose slight burn when
head ofha s,osg after having
used Z. other remedies known 2 % nnn hs h me', to
You can pasnsh this f you think proper Yours,
$500 p''' :" - = ~ ,g sw MIDDLETON. 4
t5ka 8B PmrApxrrmra, Sept o. 1897.
pnov wooppear Sir Your Hair proving itself
sso ioss is coverinsw IN fac. bald half
yu sos q you sDd now s top & q my ny bend w well
recavns Y. benefit have ,rcd other 4psaons without any
rcaa ina.es many others 20 Try H. Yours respectfully
~ iF,rafta l5s ssia 5sl 10 Vine
vho Res,oraaves put up bottles slzos viz
ssn sad ssaau small holds half reals dol
sr 49, ss small reta sr two dollars per bottle the
large quart - per cent more In proportion and e'as for
Ssss'''s Sooo CO. yrsgr..,... s.s.A- ,ss
gre. New York Wire Railing ana ~ Harx street.
And BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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WILLIAM r. DOVE q Co,

% sh araa, tsc doors NORTH Of Pennsylvania aroiae,
DEG leave TO announce to the citizens Of Wash
ngton they prepared execute any orders
which they may be favored with ia The
i'' PLUMBING, GAS, AND srEAMFfrTSG
business respective supervision
skia the North where practical experience has
made them aniiar with all the modern Improvement IN Ect
they have spared neither trouble TO the
bnst of worknlen.
wcinyhe stock q cHASDliRIs and other
N. D. Strict ATTENTION, pronplless of
r prices induce hope for share pubc patronage
Dec 25--tf = Na
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Proposals for Lithographing.

I .T""I PrOpOSAIB IOF I4ItHOKFWPHhUBs
OYFrt. SrrEmsTEypExr PUBIC fRSTING
Washington, December 81 1855
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Monday, nth day Of Jan 1859, at ~
O'clock engraving printing from the same for the
use OF f the United States
certain CHARTS communicated to Congress Win inc an
nua message Of the President the United Statcs -
The Mars and Charts f gch three thousand copies
are prnc open qr NE Espccon bidders a. this Of
The day or closing e Hs ble paper re-
auircd Tor printing furnished by this onice
proposals will be furnished to al VINO purpose 70
bid will he required IRON the
ccssn,l bidder for the faithful execution Of his contract
bid viii be received rom
any party directly engaged practically acquainted With
Che style OF work bid irfltl ttft ls rta I.
The nroposals must Supcrintend
cn or Printing Washington and endorsed proposals r
L,hographing t,s - 49, ,.-,,,x,1f filf
nsc a,--cotd i,s. rssarSstatcsJ Superintendent
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Lunenburg @. H., Va,
December ., 1858.

TINIIE children of Susan Akin, who was daughter
of pbard Grafton The elder deceased of this county
hereby about N99 In my hands s rccosvsr
dover estate lately by Nancy Grafton Of the said Richard
Grafton, deceased. Ht' N' - .x..,,.
Dec 1l~-lawtw fI u 4. W. VIM
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

JyOR RENT, either furnished or unfurnished, and
by year for shorter period my house on the corner OF
and Third streets OF Congress by
Hon Mr. Hammond unied South Carolina In
ouro Of DAVID A. HALL, nv
Nav 6--eodf No. 40S Q street.
INOR RENT--The Front Parlor, and Room at
II tacbed, Kidwel Drug Store The most
svenuc tho TO the de-
partmcns Wizards Hotel Also bed rooms In third story
MI furnished Apply TO KIDwEII. & LAURENCE,
Nov lo-3mwtf n 4's Aa f. 1th sireat.
EIyO LET--The three-story brick house, No. 423
Il Fifth street. and r. Has bath room and gas Rent
st25. Inquire on the premises. ,ea.. NOV ao-u
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be cTibers
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rINIIE children OF judith Farley and Of Sally Farley,
deceased, hereby soaed a. snsrc has been paid no my
L,s a. m this county ana
according sher portion Of the estate OF Joscpn"
Grafton. decreased, iatc Of ihis county l = 49, ,,,x.x,
Dec ft-faw4w atsf ..H.r fri .Hfl = W. "'SN'
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THE LAND AND THE BOOK; or, Biblical lIlns
untiou drawn rona The Hcencs and
scenery the Hoy Land by VIM Thoreon n D. twenty aye
missionary Syria and Palestine with engraving &c
vois ~. ysst received and FOR sale AT a. b -L si
TAYLOR MArRYs
Dec 80 No. 33a Pennsylvania
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ID III. GILET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his oee 70 his Tegbepea FraAkln Row of and
Thrteenh sroels He VII osos 10 devote bis aen principal
iy " cases IN the Unssa States Supreme Court 1aA
y + 4. B
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IL imported from Europe by himself -
Jan l 'st fRANth IAfLot-
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NTEW LUMBER YARD.--1hc subscriber would
IN respectfully call the onu builders his superior
lumber just lis wharf sixth
sing OF white and yellow pine boards plank ts scantng tn
pns lath, &c Also, hcflock boards, post and seaniing
Carriage and cabinet makers invited M ooicy
rieiy Of ash hickory, maple poplar wood cherry
The stock of bcy has been selected With great care
will be sold on relsqnihlQ terms,
tt' HEPBURN MCGUIRE {
22-Sm 9th street and Canal