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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
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LITERARY NO Office.
The SCIENTIFIC AMER1cAS.-Tho publishers
Of this widely circulated and popular illus
trated weekly journal Of mechanics and sci
cncc, announce that it will be enlarged on the
first Of July, and otherwise greatly improved,
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GALLEY & JOHNSTON.
Toledo, April 28th. 1859. v1-n27-tf

DT. II "A LID x,
Again offers his services, Ito the inhabitants
Of Toledo, and yicini,y,) as a Practicing Ply
stefan and Obstetrician,
Special attention giyeE TO Diseases of Fee
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten-
ton.
Also, all cases that other physicians cannot
cure. more especially the various Feye-s Incl
dent to the West.
Those whose fears have been excited against
the excessive use of Calomel. or Mercury, in
any torm-Nay rest assured they will receive
no iniury-durinc treatment
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
Dr. BALDY.
November 18th 1858. ylnI
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R,)ljlic,l sel,t):ili Convention.

The Republicans Of Benton and Tama Coun-
ties arc requested to meet in Delegate Con
vcn,ion at Irving, on Tuesday til. 10th day Of
August next, to nominate n candidate for SEN
ater. frem the thirty-ffth district. The ratio
Of representation will be one vote in conycn
lion for every fifty votes cast for Hon. Il. Sells
for Secretary of State at the October election
of 1863 On this basis, Benton county, will
been titled to fourteen votes and Tama county
10 eleven.
J II. SHUTS Chairman Cen. Com.
benton County Iowa.
DAVID D. APFEi.GATE, Chairman
Cen. Com. Tama County, Iowa.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Ccpartncrship heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the name and
style Of Allen Fox is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All the Notes and Accounts
pass into the hands Of John Allen to whom pc y
mcnt must be made.
JOHN ALLEN.
G. NJ. FOX.
Toledo Town, June 9Th, 1859. vl-n35-3w
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NC. WHITING.
Toledo, June 23d, 1859.
Talk about your Gardens! John
N.aurth will beat any man, at this, time
IN the County il not in the State, on the
growth or size Of vegetables. We meas
ured yesterday cabbage leaf from his
garden which was 20 inches long, and
lCA broad But his cabbage is nothing
compared with his lettuce.
BY the aid Of string and rule VIC
measured one Of his lettuce kcdres and
foun the circumference to be 81 feet.
Understand US, here it is we spell it out
for your incrcdulity Fl feet and 81 x
inches. Do you bet that's not SO? We
take the bet, and lead you, by adding
that VIC will bet there are many others
in his garden, larger, and more than five
hundred fully as large. The best Of all
is, it is exceedingly tender, and makes
the best salad we ever ate.
By the way John keep, Saloon.
Give him business call and he will
show you round.
s0 Last evening the friends Of the
St. Louis, Iowa and St. Paul Railroad
held meeting at the Court House.
The call was made quite late in the after
noon. Yet there was very respectable
meeting, and considerable enthusiasm
manifested.
A number Of the citizens Of powcshcik
and Mahaska counties who came to at
tend the Railroad meeting held to day
were present and exhibited a commend
able zeal in the enterprise.
That is right. let US keep the ball roll
ing.
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COOK, SARGENT s. DOvyNEY,
Bankers and Dalers In Exchange

row CIT Y. 10 4.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Oil EhlI e - DALI.
BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the Dstrc, Court, of
Tama County, Iowa, and to me directed in
favor Of Moses Picket and agains; n r. Tay-
Tor md N. b. lIirts, have levied on, and
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
Saturday the 23d day OF July, a. D., 1859, at
the Court House door, in Toledo, Iowa, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock Z. H., Of said day, the following prop
erty, to-wit: Commencing at the North West
Corner Of the South West quarter Of the
South West quarter of Section three f3)
Township eighty two (S2l North of Range Il
West Of the 9TH Principal Meridian, running
Ten (lol Rods South thence Eighty (o0) rods
cast then Ten (lo) rods north, thence eighty
(so) rods West and acres more commencing
twenty rods South of the above described
Corner and running Ten (lo) Rods South
Eighty (SO) Rods East Ten (lO1 Rods North
tso) Eighty Rods West TO the place Of begin
ming taken as the property Of said \. f.
Taylor to satisfy said execution intcres, and
costs.
Terms Of sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of lama County, Iowa.
Printers Fee, $3.50, rd
Toledo Iowa. June o3d. 1859. v1-n2J.iw
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Connecting with all through trains for Chi
cago and the east.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport: Ma
Guokc;a!
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto,
Onion Grove with Stages for Upton, at Lisbon
with Stages fer Anamosa.
At Nj. Vernon, with Stages for Marion,
Cedar Rapids, Ninton. Waterloo Cedar Falls,
Fl. Dodge. Marenco, TT. Dessloines, Council
Bluffs and Sioux City.
Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot,
Chicago, Ills.
Freight trains leave daily.
The siiorte t, cheapest and most expeditions
,oute from ceatral Iowa to Chicago, or any
point east.
BE- An agent will be at the depot in Full
ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or the
Road, which viii he conveyed across the river
free q charge.
NJ SMITH. Eng. and Superintendent.
Clinton. April Is, 1859.
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10- will sell the cheapest cultivated farm
in Tama County. Enquire ut my office.
C.. WHITING
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e0r Utah dates to the 2llh Of May.
state that portions Of Salt Lake Valley
were inundated in consequence Of Tie
swollen creeks. The Northern part Of
Salt Lake City was in danger Of being
flooded. Ogden City was also in dan :
ger Of being swept away by the food Of
Ogden river.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

The population Of Blackhawk county
is 1905, being an Increase Of 1897,
since 1856. During the same time, the
increase Of acres Of improved land has
been from l1,77S to oS,214.
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4
~ 1859 and until further notice, trains will
run as follows:
NLai1 Train.
Leave Chicago, :: !: 500 A. NJ.
Arrive ct Mt Vernon, 7.l5 p. NJ.
III / Eht Tram.
Leave Chicago, 800 p NJ.
Leave Clinton !: -: 7.3O 4 NJ.
Arrive at Mt. Vernon 12.3o NJ.
Mail THain.
Leave Mt Vernon, : $40 a. NJ.
Arrive ut Clinton, $50 4. NJ.
Arrive ut Chicago, !: 5.45 p. AZ.
Might Train.
Leave Mi. Vernon, 200 p. II
Arrive at Clinton, !: TOO 2. NJ.
Arrive at Chicago, 4.5o A. II.
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Toledo, June 23i, 1869.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

nay- Since the battle of Magenta the
Austrians have been rctreating from
place to place and the allies preparin /.
TOR another seccrc conflict.
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OF TIME
UF TIME !,
eM1keyTsssss
da|si l g ~ 80
Chicago, Clinton Cedar Rapids,
CHICAGO, IOWA And NEBRASKA
RAIL ROAD
OPEN TO MOUNT VERNE
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April Is,
4 - ~ r. -.
OPEN MOVNTVERN

I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April IS,
~ 1859 and until further notice, trains will
run as follows:
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ssacriH.s Enin

May s0th. 1850.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
FROM iWXyiiiNCTON.

81! =" :s4slit <aWAAHiSeTON, 4 May " 1859. D
~ The President having declined. to .aecsp,
thsF Csss. Yhesalti treaty, as modified, 5it
/, falls to.lN sslo.ad, a. tho Nicaraguan Con.
sgrsss does nql ,meet again fDr two years. !:
.ss,Gen. 1er;z vii! lcase % Tie ST.: OF June
:, !ar Nicaragua to, enter the Cab ct 81 Prss.
dent, M.fAneA lTts legation here Ira.s.;1DiA
-: eehArgs IL, vi! Merchant, who viii Isl
,,:n'sasrged with the ntJtiati5ua Of. :, ,t,eas
treaty: l5n4T!, IA eno;siy dtiv t.tgA.'erf
5H'Ths frigats Lancaster has been. oraessd
E to reIievs'ths Aerrimac on the Pacific side.
IS Thsrw;slo authority sfor the statement
3 that Lord: Lyons i =, 70 recalled in the
e!sns If aschanse 81 Ministers Is England,
J. ANY, moye,gent to rein>tats ,iotd Napier:
in, IS place Would BE, resisted 'by t6s Prsyi.
don't, ''5.'A "'iii or ''9aii i,oe4 no
80 rio british and Fr,nok Ministers hs;re
have assn, led our government, i'm tknvmos.
positive terms, that the action Of their ,Nlina
listers in Mexico, is, without authority, and
stqst .hei. course would NOS only be- disap7
:Psovsd but ssyeEely csnsured. =, II .
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or THE NATIONAL
POINTEHS' UNION. @5i

.,.,,, Dosrox. Monday, May =.
The Eighth annual Convention Of the
National Printers Union met here to-day
in tho room Of the C5umon Conncilla at the
City Hail.. After preliminary organize
ton and same runimpovtant proceedings, 'he
Convention made choice Of tho tollowipg
officers for the ensuing year,, VI .f.,a9..
'residcnt-Rober: Z. Smith, Of Philadel.
:. Vs., :, ,prssidsnt-Milo Barrett, Of Mont
=: sso5nd Vice. observation-disclosures W. Co :
By, II C; ncinnati. ''i'i'''oi0a Of :2,-af
Secretary and Treasurer-Thomos; j.
Walsh, Dc New York s>tif eH. f., i
IT.! CORRESPONDING Secnt'y-George N. .Bris:
bin, cof New Orleans. ,s..rgf3 ,;,i;iu,.s, :
thirty, delegate. arp present, rep:
rsaentins the principal cities. Oh, the Union
'rhs Convention will terminate with : ban!
gust q the Revere 'A6usee, on Thursday
night The delegates sro meeting with =
generous hospitality! a''os' sr'70 49, n i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
COTTONING 70 THE QUEEN. g

" The, King, Of the Fcjres 80 says = late
English papef) has offered the Sovereignty
Of his islands to tho Qusen Of England
through his special Ambassador. dat.ering
her majesty that shs ;Isoil.is tho best in the
world for RAISING cotton Tbs. reason y
this is libsral offer is to avoid the payment q
murder and eating of t*oof his crew. and
tho rehbsry q his: vessel. 90 2i.fi- =,
Tho cotton itsimm !sppeats' 70, please the
English ministry; but thSD Laodxia aud Man
chester spinnsrs have been often b,m6ooz'ed
into relief. Of growing buttoh on Several
isles Of the sea f0r. ttlses hundred years
past, but Ithey have always failed, n ~
& ,Aisicann9ibA majesty had better pay hi,
dabt4 and keep his real estate. - -, N
The poor American sailors we:e guests
one day d. his majesty stable, and .ciMs the
next day to tho same place Is . psfts 'of the
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Till: rLOcD IN TaE LOWER MIS-.

People in this region have bat little idea
ofthe almost calamit,us effects of the fluois
in the lower Mississippi There has been
no overwhelming destruction of property At
an; one point but all along tho backs Of
ths river, on both sides where button, lands
prevail, the intimidation has len the. traccs
Of is visitation, in the submerged fields the
shattered houses, the floating fences aud
tic drowned cattle that are to be Witnessed
from ,he decks Of paSsinng steamers From
Memphis, down the scene is represented
~ being one vast expaDSe of.waters stretch;
ing for miles through the forests and over
tie plantations, through which there il no To-
comotion except by skifs and RATS. ~, The
lovces weakened by he floods Of last spring
have been rnptdrsa' 4: various poins.s,ass.,~
ing the waters!to pour through in torrents
to overflow the low and level bottom lanls
in Arkansas; Mississippi. AMI Loui>ians--
At V;nksburyh, which IS situated on . high
bank, The river is sixteen inches higher thaa
it was during the food Of last year. At
Lake Povnlence, in Louisiana, the .levet
continues to protect. the town, but the
streets abound in mud, and an, offensive
dampness that is almost intO!erable, pre-
VdliS OtNuI tie pI0C>'. ht !iSicuH 1!tO AN0
poleon, the levees continue un6roken, but
the "seepagc" water percolating through
them, keeps the low places filled The
graveyard At Napoleon, between the isvee
and the river, is overfiowed, and the; tops Of
the tombstOnes can just be seen abOyo the
water. At New Orleans on, the 18th, the
river reached the highest point Of last years
food, aud On tho 2;lh it roSe an inch or tw"
higher. On the goth break, which widen
cd into . yawning crevasse, occurred q the
P;cc, plantation, tnirty -dye miles above
New Orleans. The place was an ugly one,
as the gap was so yards Jul width, and the
neighboring grounds EXTREMELY low. On
the 10Th o break took place near Bonnet
Care, not far from New Orleans, on The op-
posi,o side Of tho river, through which the
water was rushing with resistless force
The track Of the Opelouse Railroad was
aoon washed away, and . boat had been
sent to the spot to bring away the people
living il: the vicinity. Crevasses also exist
Cd 1t the mouth q the Red River, and At
Racelaud on Bayou taiourche, which threat.
sned the most serious consequences OF
course planting and all farming operations.
in the Inundated districts, are entirely sus.
pended, and tho planters along the river
hsve almost despared u raising corn. -
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Th'4eases win b stskenIbeore 70 next
ar.ndtJur}A.nd Din hs1h.ra iAthqkw
provide Z no sns for il.
PUBIC sCI1oOLss|

A school meeting was holden on Monday
evening last to determins how many school.
sae.'lds he :. 'eqsin Red Wins thiss sumner g
and to Assess ! to for tkeir' mint alnSnmeif
ii thought advisable. We arc sorry to soy
that so few were in attendance that the
meeting without taking any action upon
these questions adjourned to Saturday (thisI
evening. 1t y past 2, At the School House
It is hoped that Ill interested in our public
tctools, md II il hvori a. Ven ~ those
opposed to . tax will BE- present, that the
wishes Of the District may 30 fully expires:
49,, II T-tks~ !f?:Et
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PIP ~ + 4ectioa OR oppoqnts are too
fo''u and uan,srupdlous, Sr 1, . expect
|Bsnythies betser Of them. Wsmay sustain
I ,emporaryue's.t; d y. te.Sis %. thing
as certain IS tina: one season will succeed
another, and that 10. that il tho party con.
tinues to advocate and live up to it's old
principles, it will kencetorth, IS in the past,
Be fouIishing and prosperous, the mains,ay
and safeguard Of the nation, when the pres
ont Republican organization will be as dead,
and rotten as are its numerous progenitors.
These are our sentiments; we b.lieve the
''onve"tio" will b governed by the same.
'l't i not wtetn a'sq'e tie Dt"o''efs ,tolke
that ~ far as 'harfhohy is concerned, our
organ wont accord very we'll with=theii,s,==.
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uosTILlriEs ACT u,XL En- M.
.t ,.~ MENCED IN ElrRUPE.@'

eo1Ve learn from Col. j. H.. Harmon, WIZ
arrived in this city % the IA MIillwapkse last
night and wh,se Information Was based upo1ii
te!egraphis dispatches received At Jads@a
vile, Wisconsin, that France has declared
war against Austsia; aud that hostiisies' BE-.
tween tbs bealigsrents had. been already
= The msrke:s d Epl,ope, as ~ell !. in p ~,
Eastern cities, upon this announcement
became deranged, and . state Of the most
intense excitement was general. o:iq 9no
Further news will DO awaiteti with ankle
ty.-R 5nser, Aay2llh. i,tait ,,tt - -on
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

The Massachusetts, Legislature has bsfdre
i ! bill making drunkenness 8 crime 40 rho
punished with impris ,ament. The liquor
law DOCS not stop intemp,rance. Tor We &c
that eight thousand persons were arrested
in Boston lat year fs5 drunkenness
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5DEM0'Cis Alto
STATE CONVENTION.

Democratic State Convention vil,be hold i,
the City Of St. Paul. in tho Senats Chamber ii
AUGUST next. At n. o'clock. NJ, for the nur-
pose OF nominating the following officers:
~ A oOvERSOR.t niHi h@3f.t.at- ~ Bog.
a. !: n: IEu7sSAsfeoy.HsoR,, 9rua .r,s;y!
-;a.' AaEcsArAsYi3soHP STATE, ..,,r ,.n:,:...,
49, A STATE TvEAsUWER, ''A .&H!I!# "
i.'4a An ATTORNEY GENERAL. -3gly:.g ,s!{,-.,
i : Two nExBEas or oossREes, .,,.,, -. :.
And such other officers Is the Convention
may deem expedient. ''ss t'iiE r11Eliff37a
!. The counties will be entitled to the follow
inc re nrcsep In ton: !.
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France and Piedmont and declare wal
's; 4s:s.ss III 8; a,..,,aIsa1 J. militia,
~ Dictatorship. d
GREAr .B1lrA1N-p arlikSs preparations
were goAe fkax.E r.uly i'll England-.t
Woolwich there was great activity.
The Government had chartered Gu.
nard's screw steamer Etnx and I number
OF other vessels to convey troopsand amuni-
ton for the Mediterranean.
There were rumors that . procla mation
would bs issued calling for 1O,OOO men for
1ls bt;1dliiisanj 1.,., being 5,e.r,,,y a.,
manded Al Lloyds. -
= There was great panic in London and
consols Auctuated excessively.
VERY LATEsr-LoNDoN SATURDAY noon.
Tho Austrian manifesto is considered as
!tEanta!nount to declaration Of war:
PARIS, SATuRDXf.-T6sH Gstl'siiB have
cr'ssed the ~TicfrhG apd !hestjlities have
commenced. This official