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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
The Bargain and Sale.

We lay before our readers to day the
Article Of Agreement made between
the Iowa Central Il. Il. Co., and the Du
buque, Marion and Western +. I, Co.,
for which We are indebted to the Cedar
Valley Times.
From the instrument itself We gather
facts little different than those iEtima.
ted BY the Dubuque papers, from which
We derived nearly al our previous knowl-
edge.
We are shown that the new company
has nothing directly to do with building
= railroad east Of Ananosa; this is left
apparently for the old Iowa Central, who
reserves to herself over one sixth Of the
lands, that is l2O sections on the start,
and then 90, out Of every l20 received
BY the Dubuque, Marion and West.
ern.
We are certainly not harsh when VIC
say he instrument bears upon its face
the impress Of rascality Last June VIC
heard tho Pre- .ident Of the Iowa Central
confess that the company was in debt
$4,000 A part Of this consists We
believe Of bonds Of the Company which
the Board Of Directors voted to receive
themselves, since, wisely dubbed, cor
ruption bonds for the payment Of these
AZ we'll as her other debts she has re-
served to herself over one sixth Of the
lands on the And parallel, which Con-
gre>s intended should benef; the people
along the whole line. The latter part Of
the instrument shows plainly that it is a
thing with swivel and may be turned
10 suit the future action Of the Legisla
ture.
The whole substance Of the matter is,
this new company has not been Grmed
for the purpose Of building a railroad
This was not the primary cause although
it might have been the secondary. It
was created as q sort Of receptacle, into
which to place the land grant 50 that it
could not fall into the hands Of the Ce.
dar Rapids and Missouri River r. r. Co.
This is the truth of the case otherwise
Why were they not created before?
But grantthem an existence, by sup.
posed spark Of vitality, what do we6nd?
It is this, that if the land grant is trans
fered to them, we shall be but little bet
ter of, than if it remained in the hands
Of the Iowa Central, for, between them
both they will expend a great share Of
it in building road east Of the Cedar
which We insist upon is useless. Our
people should remember this and not be
seduced by any alluring promises which
the Dubuque, Marie and Western Com
pany may make. Good bye to the FL.
ture prospects and growth Of our Town
should tnis company succeed 10 getting
the grsnt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
New York aity Election.

Fernando Wock is elected Mayor OF
New York City by 1926 majority over
Havemeyer, and 1923 over Opdykc.
The whole number Of votes cast was 10.
sos, more than were east last Fall So
shoulder hitters, thievee, and the whcle
fraternity Of rufians have once more .ri-
umphed in the city Of New York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
Texas Z. s. Sen:stOr...I'rOm Mex.
leo.

New Orleans, Dec. l4,-The Texas
Legislature has elected Wiefall. regular
Democrat, Senator, BY majority.
Adviccs fiom Vera Cruz to tho 10th.
state that the Brooklyn was expected 10
leave shortly fsr New Orleans, with tho
trclsy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

~ The Grand Jury Of Carson Valley
have presented the whole Mormon
Church" for making aOd unmakin. laws
ad ibitun,, and for committing murder
and the highest crimes in defiance Of tho
United States authority and contempt
Of law"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

Ma L is now positively asserted tina I
Stevens. whose case was to be taken up
TO the United States District Court, at
Staunton, will be tried in Charlestown.
on account Of the refusal Of Mr.. hard
ing tho prosecuting attorney, to enter a
nohe proseQm. This action of the pros
ecuting attorney 10 cen.ured by many,
but he 10 determined in his action in
this matter, aud will listen to no argu-
ment. It is probable special term Of
the Circuit Court will be held in Janua.
~ to try Stcvene and Hazlett.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

TROUBLE IN UTAH.-The Mormon,
are making 4 determined resistance ID
the authority Of the Fsdral Courts
They are creating courts Of their own,
With concurrent jurisdiction, and giving
70 the Probate Courts common law and
chancsry jurisdiction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

~ The Seargeant-at.Arms Of the y.
s. House Of Representatives has posi-
ton not to DO despised, pecuniarily con.
sidsred. Il is said that the perquisites
last year amounted to tho handsome sum
Of $50, 900, and over.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

Deed, except as hereinafter provided
| They will cancel all unissued bonds or
script except as hereinafter proy;.
ded.
The said party Of the first part here
by agreee to indemnify, save harmless
the party of the second part from all
claims and demands against the Iowa
Central Air Line Railroad Compauy the
Lands and privileges hereby granted
and to cooperate with the said party Of
the second part in securing the title to
said lands and privileges and to execute
al such further instruments and convey
ances from time to time as they may be
advised may be necessary for the pur-
pose Of assuring the title to the property
aforesaid.
| 1t is agreed that the said Iowa Central
Air Line Railroad Company shall not is
sue in the aggregate over two hundred
OF it's first mortgage bonds, including
those now issued about seventy Of which
arc not yet issued, that the seventy shall
have an endorsement theron to the effect
that such bonds shall not be lien on
the lands or privileges hereby granted,
which said endorse ment shall be signed
by the Secretary and the parties to whom
said bonds are issued, but said bonds
may be lien on tho due proportion of
the reserved lands, provided also that an
amount Of one hundred and eleven thou.
sand Of farming land scrip may be issued
endorsed as above in addition to that al
ready issued.
Provided, however, that nothing here.
in contained shall be so construed as to
prevent said bonds and land scrip or
other Indebtedness from being q lien
Upon said lands in case the same revcrts
TO the said Iowa Central Air Line Rail-
road Company.
/ Ia witness whereof the said parties
have caused these to be signed BY the
respective Presidents and Secretaries Of
said Companies AID their Corporate
Seals affixed the dag and year aforesaid.
N. w. IsBELL, Prest
{. C. A. l.. r. R. Co.
G. ". BE1rEswoRrH, Ssc'y &c. A.
L r. R Co
Dubuque, Marion and Western Railroad
Company, BY
EDWARD sT1MSON, Pre.'t
E. S. HsaM. GELpcKE, Secy pro tenn
STATE OF Iowa,
Clinton County.
Personally appeared
before me Ezra Batcheller, a Notary
Public, in and for Clinton County, N.
W. Isbell, President Of the Iowa Cen.
trail Air Line Railroad Company, Geo
W. Bettesworth, Secretary Of the Iowa
Central Air Line Railroad Company ,
Edward Stimson, President Of the Du
H.
buque. Marion and Western Railroad
Company, and Herman Gelpcke. Secre-
tary Of Dubuque, Marion and Western
Railroad Company, each of whom i
known to me to be the identical person
who executed the foregoing instrume nt
and acknowledge the same to be their
voluntary and official act and deed. this
nineteenth day Of November A. D. 1859
Witness my hand and notsrial seal by
me affixed.
l.. s. EZRA RATCHELLER,
| Notary Public.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

~ Since the recent exhibitions Of
the cowardice Of her people and the
weakness Of the State, the State sccuri,
ties Of Virginia have declined 2 per cent.
in Washington and New York. A far
Their decline it anticipated.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

s~ Tho Quadruplo Constellation, q
psper feet ~ s can now be obtained
for 20 cents. Address, George Roberts,
Publisher, New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

A curious instance Of tho patience and
perseverance of the German 10 afforded
by new Encyclopedia, which b. CONNER
ed at Berlin in 1873, is just completed
in two hundred and forty two volumes.
Six editors have neen employed upon it,
and notwithstanding the connections
which have shaken the country to its cen
tire, the work has gone steadily forward,
scarcely delayed by the events which
furnished 50 much material for its
pages.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

~ A good telegraph operator work
ing ten hours per day, on paying mes
sages, brings receipt Of about SIS to the
treasury Of the Company employing him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

r@- Capt. II. Clay Pate lcotured in
the Cooper Institute, New York, We'd
nesday evening, to about one hundred
persons, in abuse Of John Brown. It
marks one Of the radical contrasts be-
tween Northern and Southern society at
this moment, that while this fellow is al
lowed publicly to outrage public opin-
ion at the North, without molestation,
any man at the South uttering opinions
publicly or privately on the other side Of
the question, is !ynched ,tarred and feath.
cred, and is lucky if he escapes alive.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
W ARR FED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of tho
bride in Howard 7os,ship by lev. Luther
Dodd, Mr. /. Is. Cox, to Miss Hannah NcAnul-
~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
NOT

All persons indebted to the undersigned
Will save time. trouble and expense By pa, ing
up before the 10th day Of january, $50
Z. B. MARTIN.
loledo, December I'D. 1859. v2n9w2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, o2nd, 1859.

Wcssrs ROUNDS 4 LANGDON, are orr on
~ authorized Agents in the i,y Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Subscrip-
tioas.
NJ Messrs Horace a. Shaw. & o., 81 Park
Row, 4 l45 Nassau St.. New York, are our on
~ authorised agents in New York City, to PRO-
sure subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

~ Richard Randolph's will, which
dedicated all his property, amounting to
$4,000, to purchasing the freedom Of
the living Randolph slaves in Virginia,
has been sustained. It was his own
brother who labored to break the instru
ment, upon the ground that the tcstat or
WAS crazy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

19 Il is reported that the Emperor
Napolooa has proposed to the British
cabinet . general disarmament. Should
this 30 accepted, peace will undoubtcd.
~ ERrone for some time; if not.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

DtouShb ~ SSNaI Adfiuo VI
Merchandise aud sundrie., tbs 3.ool, lis
Lumber, feet l,e42 eco
Shingles, N. 49S, 900
Salt, bills t,0o3
From Cedar Rapids.
Corn bu. 2l,32S
Oats bu. Is 24o
Whea. " ol,s5l
Flour LIls 3,l4O
Nerchandis 4 Sundries lbs $50 SIS
Live Hogs 2l12
Cattle lS7
Respecting the wheat the Times says
Sixty eight thousand, four hundred and
fifty one bushels Of wheat were shi, ped
f,om this place via Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska r. Il. during the MOI tbs
Of October and November This is =
very good showing for new road.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
Trcn Texas.

CHARLESTON, Dec. l5.-The fourier
has special sdviccs from Brownsville.
which state that Cortiras had qnartered
the dead bodies Of the Texan troops kill
ed in the late skirmish. There was much
excitement at San Antonio. The Mex
leans are favoring Cortinas.
sss- They had very cold weather in
st. Paul, week before last. On Tues.
day the thermometer was 20 below re-
70, and on Wednesday ! 50 below. On
the End, it 23o below.
ess- Daniel r. les Is in his SEA. in
Congress sIr. Williamson is also present
~ contest bis right to occupy it.
nA- John Brown died nsnllsoe Of
the Old Schoo Prssbsterian Chnre!, In
politics he did not rank himself with apy
party.
rea- Il is estimated that the Brown
military demonstration 10 Virginia viii
cost that state 100000
ssH- Gen Scott returned TO New York
In the California steamer on the 18th.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
New Telegraph Line Open,
Malloy Station, Dec II.


The telegraph line is now completed
to this station on the Butteraeld Over
land Route. This station is on the
Ozark Mountains, So miles north Of
Springfield, No, aud $50 miles from St.
Louis. The operator here will receive
dispatches ny to the evenin. Of the sec
ond day after the departure Of the Over
land Mail from st. Louis, and send them
forward either direct to California or he
will send to the eastern end Of the tele-
graph on the other side, which is now
finished 25u miles this way from San
Francisco, and they will be telcgraphcd
from that point to their destination The
Overland Mails leave every Monday an
Thursday.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

nl- The Cedar Valley Tines Of the
10Th inst, contains report of the a
mount Of through freight carried over
the Chicago, Iowa Il Nebraska r. r. be-
tween the 10th Of June and the 18th Of
the present month, which We conds nse
into the following:
BROUGHT TO Cedar Rarids Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

e4a- 1t is not work that kills men. it
is worry, Work Is healthy you can
hardly put more on man than he can
bear. Worry is rnst upon tho blade -
It is not revolution that destroys the
machinery, but the friction. Fear sc
cretes acid; but love and truth are sweet
juices.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

NJ Come to the Railroad Meeting on
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22

say" Gen Scott returned to New Yn,l
In the California steamer on the 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
SUMMER RESORTS.


A,A SHOCCO SPRINGS, WARREN
AYcOUNTY, N. C.-S. ID. SEsSUAS, fre-
l..H9 Iprietor.-S45.G0g FOR SlS0.-A RARE
CHANCE AND NOVEL THING
On the 2ist Of September next, propose TO
freeze out the above celebrated and popular
WATERING PLACE, including Furniture of
every description stock OF all kinds, together With
the present growing crop, at ONE HTNDRED and
FIFTY DOLLARS tSi5o,)a ehance-so0 chances
required. Thf game 10 be played as JoEIors /.
LIST sitting 80 tabess persons at each table: I'd sit
ting 10 tabes-5 persons at each table; Sd sitting
tabes-5 persons at each table; 4th sitting table
2 persons at the table. Those holding six chances
will commence the game at one of the ten tables
Negotiable paper at SIX months with nteres 81 add
ed viii pc received where the sum amounts to nine
hundred dollars. - - $500
The entire Establishment is in perfect repa,r.-
The tract Of land contains 45e ACRES, more or
less. -
Shocco Springs is situated in the most beautiful
portion oil the State, of easy access and capable Of
enterta,nins between six and seven hundred per
sons Those wishing to secure chances will please
address the Proprietor. specifying the number Of
chances desired. The amount Of each ticket to be
90 S-dfd*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
u On Grace, 5eticsen Third and Fourth SITS.
REV. NJ, p; HoGE, p. d. prlpcipa

| REV. NJ ID. HOGE. d. D., pr,ro;,,I.
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men, will be opened n the city OF Richmond on the
| DR.. HOG will have Presidential supervision of
| everything connected with the Institution; and,
to devote much time to the buslnessof actual in
| fnrss and Rotations; will personally acquaint
| himself with the standing and proficiency of the
tReIRectua and spiritual Improvement
Mr. DupUY will devote his whole time to the d.
rect instruction of the young ladies committed to
his care Those of them who are boarders viii be
treated as members Of his own family, and every
M ne HIS prsns
assumed with due appreciation OF It's responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employed in every department. The best mast
| ers4f French, German, Italian; Music, Drawipg
taken to have pupils in the French language taught,
only to read aud write it correctly, but to speak
lady Will reside with the family.
A good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
the Truths OF Physical Science, and impress them
A frequest cause of the Indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want OF time. and lnducement to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
Professor. To obviate this evil, Teacher of Music
sonally superintend the pupils during the hours al
letted to praotlce
sental to complete and polished education. from
the rudIments Of the English tongue, to the higher
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in privatel
will be held at convenient intervals, and always at
the close OF the session; and at the completion Of
the whole course of studies, Diplomas will be pre-
scented to the young ladies who have credtsbiy
passed all the examinations.
TERMS.
Board Tor nine months. 300 90
" aShing and Lights $500
Tuition in Primary Department. ....... 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English branches 1910
Tuition in Advanced English BraHches 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages-each a1ul
Musc-Vocal and Instrumental (Piano and
Gnitar), one lesson for one hour per
week 1000
Use oil instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
One half payable on the LIST day of October 1859
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1861
strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases OF protraeted sickness.
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
tlngent Xpenses Of a boarder.
BoaroeTs Will always accompany the Prlncipaf To
the Presby terrain Church the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, IN
which all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DIR. HoGE will take pleasure in answering any let
tiers of inquiry with regard TO the School.
All business letters sfeuld be addressed to
je 29-3m A. NJ. DUPUY. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TIL

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICH MOND. FOR SALE.-We
offer for sale privately, the following property be-
longing to the estate of the late N. II. Rag land
decd, viz:
No. la MOST DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE at
the N. E. corner of Grace and Adams streets. The
lot fronts IS feet on Grace street. and runs back
about l45 feet to an alley. The house is Of brick,
built IN the best manner, containing II rooms with
all necessary out houses attached, including kitch-
en- stables, carriage house. de.
No. "A LOT fronting IS feet on Grace street,
and adjoining the above
No. "A BRICK TENEMENT on the north
side of Broad street, between LIST street and Brook
avenue, TAT present occupied by I. Moore,) 'front.'
Ing about 22l2 feet on Broad street. and running
back about l45 feet TO a paved aiey. The house is
two stories high, and fitted for store and dwelling,
with good brick kitchen. &c.
No A BRICK TENEMENT on Broad street,
adjoining No. 3, fronting about the same, two sto-
RES high, and the store running back the full depth
OF the lot-say about l45 teet-anG for some years
past in the occupancy of nj. Mccormack.
Nos. 5 and 1.-TWO VACANT LOTS on Broad
street, adjoining the above. each fronting 22a feet
and running back about l45 feet to the alley.
For terms, which VIII be liberal. apply to
RAGLAND & BRO,
au l5-d3t&2awts Corner Main and 9th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
10 III. ~ TIGHE,S

INs NEL-ELT SJf1OOL FOX BUIS. a 2 ;
The SEVENTH ANNUAL, SESSION Of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 26th of September
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES. Mathe-
mates. DRAWING, and all other departments Of =
Engiish. Latin and French. will bs ferrned. Those
wiiips received who are prepared 70 enter classes
For further particulars, apply tothe undersigned,
at has residsnee. atses the 18th Of Ssptember.
~ n-daa yrsakhA -, Ae6vs N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
A LLEGHANY HIGH sCIioOL, Blue

"A SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. J. MORRISETT, A. NJ, Principal, and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages.
r. ID. BEACH, a. B., Instructor N Moral Philos-
Ophy and ENGLISH.
GEO. w BUSTER. Steward.
The session Will begin October 1st and close the
last day of June, 1860. The exercises continue
without Interruption on Saturdays and there is
intermission during the session, except on Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights $40. pay able half list Oc-
tober balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, OF any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free.
Sons Of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
FURNISHED az the Springs at Richmond prices
For pamphlet containing Autograph OF the place,
plan, &C., i c., address
WI NOR RISETT, Principal;
au Pm Blue Sulphur Springs T. o., va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
DENTISTRY.

F. A.JETER. SURGEON DENTIST,
k@5office on Main street, below Pearl, next
oiID door to 2. Horton keach,s Trimming
Store. and two doors above Messrs. Ihos. H. PrIce
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city, would be pleased to
see those that he has engagements with. and all
those are respectfully invited who may be so un-
fortunate as to need the services Of Dental Sur
econ Use ls-Iml +. A. JETER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL

CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSaCAL'
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or pro6cients of all the schools o. the
University of Virginia, have united to estab!lsh
permanent School of high order, On Churcn Hill,
and hope to be patronized by parents, especiay IN
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS: :,
Per session Of ten months, one-haJ IN odrGyce;
Ordinary English branches. ..".s &sU.VV
Higher English, including book-keepng..... 400
Ancient and Modern LangHages;; sa ~ Va, Charles
RI. Winston. President Richmond Female lnsti
tts Pr w HsncGck d. R AeeIi Dr. fno knex
I / Eneiish, Esq; WIN. Felkes, Esq, Clerk Hem
rico county; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas J.
"a For further particulars, see circulars:
N2-A U - LARKIN WILLIS,
JN0. NJ. WINFREE,
CuuRcH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
IUDLAM b WATSON,
Afy,aa nnnaxtfa StaamRrs' WhaYv
-. 10 YIsITORS AT yIRGINIA

SnsA TO VISITORS AT VIRGINIA
AIEfN SPRINGS, GOING TO NEW YORK.
sfEsS1S CHEAPEST AND PLE4SANTEsT
LfNE.--Persons intending 10 20 from the Virginia
Springs to New York are informed that the CkI~
TEUSTATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS IOhk-
TO WN JAMESTOWN and ROANOKE leave
Richmond THREE TIMES week, for New YORK:
the Y0RKToWNeyery MoNpATl. II, m9rnink, st .
noon. Al 4 o'clock; and the ROANOKE every + RI
DAY afternoon, at eelock Passage to \, York,
inciuding stats-ro So These ssesmships are
tons equal TO FIRST class ROT Ls. Mes.s " cts.
An al-4w LUDLAM Il WATSON.