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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
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Address lie. DAVENPORT,
~ Cedar 1sDide leNe.
July lAtA, 1850. vlaS01
Commissioner Heal Estate Oalo.
Julius n. Rtycs,
Stephen p. Morehouss and othSrs.
PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given thst ths
undersigned cemnissieasr aaline under and
in pursuance Of m order and Decree o. he
Mclean Circuit court Of the 0tsts Of llliasis
in certain cause n ehancsry sAtitled Julius
II. Royce, W Stephen r. Morshouse q e. will
BY virtne Of said decree, expose 70 sale q Poe.
lie Auction and to the highest bidder fef eaoh
in hand, and at the Court House dosS II 3ele
do. in the county Of Tams, State Of love, =
the 9th day Of August 1859, at the hs1r q :
o'clock p. m, Of said day, oil the follewise
described tracts or parcels Of land in The seun.
~ Of Tama, and State Of lows te-wit: The
south & the south I Of the north q sectisa
No. 3, and the south east 4 south I u The
north east Of section No. 4. In township Ne.
sc. north Of range No. Is west Of the StA ?. =
Also the south west 1 west I u The ssuth sest
/ Of section no. 81 in township no. % ssrth q
range no ID west Of the 9Th p. -. TAe par.
chaser or purchasers Of said tracts - fasd
will be entitled 10 receive from said ssnnis.
sisner deed Or deeds 70 the same - ~ Day
Of sale. l. b. NELSON, snnissisas1.
Toledo, July 18th, 1850. v1s3oW3p0t,oo
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DIR. BALD =,

ILL., 9A A0 -
Again offers his services, Ito the inhabitants
OF Toledo and vicinity,) - Practicing Ply
stefan and Obstetrician,
Special attention give, 10 Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will seeivs special atten-
ton.
Also All cases that other physicians cannot
cure, more especially the various Fsvers Incl
dentto the West.
Those whose fears have been excited against
the excessive use Of Calomel. or Mercury. in
any torm-May rest assured they will receive
no ininry-durin- treatment.
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
Dr.. BALDY.
November 18th 1868. VIM
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CHANGE OF 1lME
Chicago, Clinton Cedar Rapids
CHICAGO, IOWA AID \EBRASkl
RAIL ROAD!

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, August %,
- 1859 and until further notice, trains will
run as follows.
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The SCIENTIFIC AMER,cAx.-The publishers
Of this widely circulated and popular illus
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containing sixteen pages instead Of eight the
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ch4&ics, science = ID the arts, which 10 not ex-
eel IA by any other journal published in this
COZ esry or in Europe. Although the publish
ers will incur an increased expense Of $1,000
year by relying upon their friends to indem-
nifty them in this increased expenditure, by =
corresponding increase Of subscribers. Terms
81 year, or 10 copies for SIS. Specimen
copies Of the paper with pamphlet 81 infor-
nation to inventors, furnished gratis, by mail
on application to the publishers,
MUM 4 o..
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
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arc 20 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evadc them.
and imvigorate every portion Of the human or
gansm, correcting ~ diseased actl0n. and re-
storing It's healthy vitalisics. ~ . consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who h bowed
down with pain or physical debility + aston:shcd
to find his health or energy restofsd b. remedy
ut once 80 simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday corr
plants OF every body, but also many form.a
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent bc.cw
named is pleased to furnish grntis my America,
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cur'
and directions for their use in tho following com
plants: Costireness. Heartburn. Headache ar.s-
ing from disoriered Stomach. Nausea, lndiCest .
Pam in aud Morbid In0ciion Of the Bowels, F.c
xlency. Loss Of Appefite. Jdmndice, and o.
kindred complaints arising from . low stat. q
tho body or obstruction OF IT, functions.
DO not l,c put OF by unprinciplc.l Dealers "
some other pill they make more profit on. a
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
Ayers Cherry Pectora

FoR rnE RAPID cCRE OF
Coughs, Colds. InAusnsa. Hoarsone.
Group, Bronchitis, Insipisnt Consum:
ton, and for tho relief of Consumptiv.
Patients in advanced stages Of IL
Disease.
So wide il the field OF Its usefulness, and st
numerous nrc the cases Of its cures, that almO-
every section Of country ab0nnds In pcrsof
publicly known, who have been restored iron
alarming and cvcn desperate diseases Of ~
lungs BY its use When once tried, IT. supero!
ity over every other medicine of To kind ID to;
apparent TO escape observation, and where II
virtues are known. the public no longer hesita''
what antidote to employ for the distressing an.
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organ
that arr incident to our climate. While mar,
inferior remedies thrust upon the eOmmnnii.
have failed aud been discarded. this has eainc'
friends by every trial. conferred benefits on tn
afaictch they can never forget, and produces
cures too numerous and too remarkable 70 b
forgotten.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
III. Q. CAMP,
COMMISSION MERCHANT

AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
GROCERIES,, WOODEN WARE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS
SEEDS, &C.,
COMMERCIAL sTREET,
CEDAR RAPIDS, -. IOWA.
Toledo March -, 1855. nsSsn
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TRAINS WESTWARD!
Mail Train.
Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, 800 A. N
Leave Clinton at 400 L. NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids Sis ?. N
NiRht Tram.
Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, COOP. N
Leave Clinton -: 800 NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids, 2:iO ?. NJ
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THE cHERPEsT PAPER AND THE BEST.
THE CHERpEsr ppER AND THE BEST.
THE CHERPEsT PRPER RND THE BEST.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER AND THE BEST.
ONLY 3 CENTS EACH.
ONLY 8 CENTS EACH.
ONLY 8 so PEE ANNUM.
ONLY ST, go PER ANNUM.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
e06PA9EO 1T
nR. J. G. AVER b co.
Low ELL. MASS.

J.. Shanklin, Toledo; C. Hazlett, Eurekr
E. R.ggles l. Co. Indiantown; Levi Marsh and
Smith Hale, West Irving; Allen 1 Hosfortl
Dubuque; I. H. Reed 4 Co. Chicago; and
Agents in every town in the q. &.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05


A considerable portion Of Gen. Dodee's
speech is devoted to eology Of Henry Olay,
the departed "Cicero Of AMERICA Many
Of Us are old enough TO remember speeches
MADE by Gen. Dodge Of very different
character. We remember to have heard him
indulge IN TRADE Of abuse and villifcation
OF Henry Clay, that if repeated now, would
make the blood ourdle, or boil in the veins Of
the old line Wing dough. faces who are nov
supporting the lifelong revilers OF Henry
Clay.
Dodge abused Clay while he was living. in
order TO make votes among the "squa.ters,,
The eulogises him nov that be is dead in or
DER 20 make votes anongst the Wings. he
abused him ~ an enemy Of his country be-
cause he opposed the Democratic party il
the days Of his ripe manh ood--he rlori6e,
his memory now in order that he NAV use h;,
authority in favor Of Slavery. Upon no
othor point does be commend Clay exoen,
that OF the slave question, and he nerv.r,.
Clay's sentiments in order TO sustain the "a.
sition Of Northern douxhfaoss In favor .,
Slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

6TThe favorite argument of tho slave
holders right to take his slaves with him into
any Territory Of the Union is, that they are
his "property;" and that be should be al
lowed to carry them wherever Northern
farmer 10 allowed to carry his horse or his
OK.
But, even though this right should be con-
seded, the STAKEHOLDER wouldn't be satisfied.
He would insist upon privileges for his slave
which no farmer thinks Of exacting for his
horse.
II horse escapes ssfrom service," and
passes across the State or Territorial bound
ary, the farmer expects either to lose him or
catch him himself. But IL slave runs away
the stakeholder insists that the authorities Of
the State and OF the United States, and the
people Of both, shall turn out to catch hi
"nigger," under the penalty Of . thousand
dollars!
A slave, therefore, 10 not deemed, even by
the stakeholder, to be "property," 10 the
simple sense that horse 10 property.
On the "esoape from service'' Of horse
no penalty would attach to the humane mar
who should, out Of compassion, give him
feed OF oats. But it is crime to give brea,
and water to fugitive siavs!-[ Albany Eve
journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05
Tnc cox vdsa or Heaven !.

| A Church at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, disciplined
one Deacon Cox, father OF the CongrsssmAa
Of that name, for his ofhoious cruelty and
trsaehery in hunting down fugitive slave.
Thereupon the Hon. 8. 8. Cox put the
Church through, and lgave occasion for the
following paragraphs in the Ohio State
journal. We don't know but the Cox idea
OF the celestial regions is becoming favor
lite one with the National Democracy, and ID
therefore worth recording:
Our talented and devout young member
took occasion to give his views OF future
state, in which he expressed that IL the
Market Street Baptist Church went to
Heaven, that place would be distastefnl to
the whole race OF Coxes. Our member has
fully settled in his mind the kind of Heaven
that he wants to 60 to, and il the Market-st.
Baptist Church are to be there, with their
illiberal ideas about chasing fugitive negroes
he would rather take the other and broader
road.
The. kind OF Heaven that our member
pictures in his Imagination as reward for
Deacons who have fought the good fight,
with revolvers); who have run godly
race, (after their colored brsthren); and
who have returned many souls to bondage
as seals Of their deaconship, il one where
there shall be never ending chase of fu-
gitive negroes, with no Market Street Bap-
list Church TO interfere; where the saints
shall rise up in the morning with revol-
vers and blood hounds to execute the curse
upon Canaan, and when they lie down at
night shall follow tho pursuit in their slum-
bers, just % the dreaming hound whimpers
the cries and the anxieties of the chase.--
Like the simple minded aboriginees, the good
Deacon Ezekiel and his worthy oviparous,
hardshell progeny look upon Heaven as
the happy hunting grounds Of the blessed
Astounding in game, whore fugitive from
service can be unearthsd at any time, for
the amusement OF she sainted Deacon negro
hounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

u penny was deposited in the corner
stone OF church at Jackson, Mich., last
week, that had been taken from q corner
stone o. temple 10 Rome, built during the
reign Of the first Caesar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05
TeIegrapIasc New ..

INV YoRx, Got. l.
3 The steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow, has
arrived. Her dates are to tho l4th ult., and
have been anticipated BY tho Asia and Cir
oaseian.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
the Diocese Of New York yesterday decided,
after an elaborate and to some extent noisy
debate, 10 ask ofthe house of Bishops, atthe
next General Convention, the remission OF
the sentence Of suspension, which fifteen
years ago condemned Bishop Onderdonk to
retiram ont. This remission, if granted, will
restore the Bishop to his Episcopal functions,
bat if the wishes Of this Convention are COM
piled with, the whole administrative juris-
diotion Of the Diocese will remain in the
hands OF the present provisional Bishop, the
Right Rev. DIR. Potter. The measure met
with ardent opposition and was passed in the
face OF \ remonstrance from DIR. Potter him
self. The Convention adjourned finally at
the close OF its evening session.
LKAvgNwoKTH, Sept. 3d. Hon. Arson
Burlingame addressed the people here to-
night, and will probably participate in the
congress.
The Utah mail arrived here to-day. The
Denver City Express, with dates to the 22d
inst, also arrived, bringing SIS 900 in dust.
The increase OF crime in and about Denver
City and Auraria had become alarming and
demanded prompt action for ito suppression.
The State organization movement had been
defeated by 1000 majority. Some fraudu-
lent voting 10 alleged. The election for Del
egate to Congress comes of early in October.
Gen. Laramie il prominent candidate.
A hunting party Of Arapahoes had return
ed, reporting . contagion among the bu6a.
loes, killing them by thousands.
Prospecting had penetrated to the head
waters OF the Blue, . tributary Of the Colo
RADIO, where rich leads had been discovered.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-The steamer New York
sailed for Liverpool at noon to-day. She
took upwards of 100000.
The steamer Borussla called from South
ampton with $860,00O.
FARrnEx PoINT, Got. 1.-The papers by
the Hung arian furnish details Of the battle
for the championship, which took place at
Ticehurst, Kent, between Tom Sayers and
Breetle. The fight lasted only % minutes,
when Sayers Was declared victor.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Consols closed at noon
ct 954G0952 for money and 954 for account
The verdict of the Coroner's Jury in rela-
ton to the disaster on the Great Eastern at
tributes it to accident.
Many arrests had been made at CONSTANT
nopie Of parties implicated in conspiracy to
essassinate the Sultan.
Nothing later had been received from Chi
ma. The political and general news is no,
important.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

A GsTAr TRAvELRR.-Those who heard
Dodge in his two hours' speech at Pleasant
Grove. Friday night, cay he opened by q reel
tation Of the various Offices be had held un-
der Government, and speaking Of the last
one said he had travelled, ia discharging its
duties, through TEN DIFFERENT ZONES! This
beats Humboldt. [Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

ETA dreadful accident to freight train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 90.
CURED on Tuesday Of last week. While Ia
king water at Cameron, the locomotive ex-
ploded, killing the conductor, engineer and
fireman, and badly scalding 8 others, 4 OF
whom will die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

Juvenile Books.
VNHE New Kollo Library;
l. The Young Peoples Library;
The Little Church;
The Children Gems;
The Home Library by Cousin Alice;
Alice H.wthorn's Library
Mrs. Foliins Twilight Stories;
Aunt Mary's Stories;
Uncfe Phillips Library;
Also, Books printed on Cloth, highly colorsd.
For sale by n. w. WESrCOTT,
octld ~ Main-st
vARNIxHEs.
TOPAL Nos. and :, Coach, Japan, Damar or
NWhits, Leather and Iron, from Queen City Var
nish Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. by special arrange
nishcs, at the Company's lowest prices. In store
and for sale by
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
sept3od No. 96 Main-street.
MUSIC HOOks.
NEW CARMINA SACkA,
IN Christian Minstrel.
M Sabbath Bell,
Jubilee, &C.,
ii. ". wEsTcoTT,
sept3Ud 81 Main-st.
Conkling's Admiralty.
rI,HE Admiralty Jurisdiction, Law and Practice
i Of the Courts Of the Unite1 States.
For sale - OGDEN BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrx BOOK STORE,
ScpaOd 81 Aain-st.
STATaUNEHY r. R@
RLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgers, Journals,
- Cash Books, Inysice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books. Composition Books. Copy Books.
Papers. 81
Foolscap, Bill cap, Legal cap. Packet poat. Pack
ct n0ts, Commercial letter, Commercial note, Bath
Post, Billet note, Wall papers, Window papers,
Wrapping papers.
White, BUD. CANARY, op,.qns, al y : Iss,;or,
junslAd No. ~ Main-st
~ HHDH. BROWN SUGAR,
!. ssss..ss - R ..ii.i sssvi.ssss,
10 Bugar-Hou.e Syrup,
Crushed Sugar,
5 Powdered do
" Orleans, Refined and Clarified Sugars,
receiving this morning per steamer Wafsaw. and
Tor sale low for cash, ~ c..r.
July I'D KELLOGG Bth6E.
], G 81: : 1 P1TD H Tos F.'os'
what.
s oats,
| And ali other Grain aud Country Produce. 81
W. II. AUSTIN 4 Co,
aug2S lis MAin-st.
0n4OULDERE,
uol0HAle ana h0LAliy ny
| IA KRLLOa0 BIR0E,
/ augls IS Main-st.
NEW SAFE EON SALE Lew.
me Of Stesyns Morvin's celebrated Fire and
i ~ Burglar Proof SAFES for sale low and on
1 good terms. Enquire Of
| w. H. AUSTIN CO.,
Aug8 lis Main-at.
/ 81 0nn Inns. SAL SODA for sals very
ga ~ = ''''' Z SS Eli ). B1RaE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05
Meeting in Green Bay.
SAMl =. MILLER, ESQ,
And other Republican speakers,
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE
Green Bay Township,
AT wRIGHT's SCHOOL HOUSE,
Monday Might, October 10th.
The Meeting Monday Wight.

The Meeting Monday Night.
There was . large crowd OF people out to
hear Dodge and Kirkwood Monday night
The accounts which We have heretofore pub.
lished of the discussion between them else
whore we're substantially realized here
Dodge's speech on State affairs was but .
rehash Of Elwood's stale misrspresenta-
tions, and upon general politics he was ram
bling, magniloquent and unsatisfactory. His
speech was neither able nor convincing in
matter, while in manner it was pretentious,
clustering and imperious. His performance
was unsatisfactory to his friends and fell far
below the expectations Of the public.
kirkwood on the contrary was plain, un-
assuming, familiar and direct in his manner,
and in matter was clear, cogent and power
fnl. His own positions were admirably cho-
sen and sustained by the most convincing
facts and arguments, while the positions OF
his opponent we're met with 40 overwhelm-
ing array of authority, reason and logical
ridicule from which there was no escape
The Democrats were COMPOUNDED, and the
Republicans entirely satisfied and proud Of
their champion and future Governor.
The only thing that occurred Of an un-
pleasant character was tho alarm Of ere
raised soon after Mr.. Kirkwood commenced
speaking, which drew of . considerable por-
ton Of the crowd. The ere bells rang very
promptly, and the fire engines with noisy
crowd and with bells all ringing dashed along
past the speakers stand. 1t was soon asoer.
tanned that the Ere originated in an unocou-
pied shantee, and order was soon restored,
though portion OF the crowd did not return
till Dodge commenced speaking, when tho
IRE engines slowly and quietly returned the
way they went.
The House Was set on Are in tho very nick
OF time most serviceable to tho Democracy.
Who set It on FIRE, and for what purpose, has
not transpired up to the present time.
We have no doubt it was down in the an
published programme Of that nights pro.
ceediDgs that the FIRE should burn, the bells
should ring, the crowd should run, and tho
FIRE engines should rumble, while Kirkwood
was speaking.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

There has Just been constructed for
the Sault Ste Marie Canal, gate which IL
believed to be the largest in the world. 1t
is 50 feet wide the width of the canal 81
fest inches deep, and 80 inches thick. The
timber used in it's construction, cut into inch
boards, would measure about one hundred
and twenty thousand feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

c. The citizens of Christ Church parish,
near Charleston, s. o., have voted to have a
grand slave-trade barbecue ct that place on
the Goth Of October, ut which oil tho promi-
nent advocates Of the re-opening in the State
will be invited to attend. Slave-trade bar
becute at Christ Church What combina-
ton Of wurds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05
Trees, Trsssi

A great variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale at No. 4, Estes House, Main
street.
N. b. Everything sold yGrvonted to be
true to name, or the money will be refunded.
Sept. 7, $50. WIN. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

We are authorized to announce II HAWKINS TAY
LOR ss m Independent candidate for Senator to I'll
the place made vacant by the resignation Of DR.
Allen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

THE R,sPcEsBiLrrY.--Inh his Augusta (Ga.)
speech, in speaking Of the Post Ofaos Appro-
priation bill, Senator Toombs, Of Georgia,
said: 81 stood with it's fate in my hand, and
stamped it under my feet"
the crushed bill under the heels Of the Oppo-
sition, and endesvored to throw the whole
responsibility upon them. We hope they
now see where the responsibility properly be-
longs.- Richmond Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ORDINANCE NO. 1853.
An Ordinance in relation to the sale Of real estate
for the taxes Of 1859
Be il ordained by the City Council ofhe CITY Of
Keokuk
Section l. That the unpaid taxes OF the current
year shall become delinquent the LIST day Of
December next, and before the frst day Of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1860 the Collector is authorized latter
duly advertising - required BY the Ordinance of
the City, to offer ct public sale In the manner pre-
oil real estate which the taxes levied fer the cur
rent year stin remain due and unpaid.
Section 2. All provisions Of existing Ordinan-
ces coming in conflict with the provisions OF this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
WIN. PATTERSON, President pro fem.
Attest: b. q. MERRIAn, Clerk.
Abstract OF thc Monthly Statement
OF the Rcokuk Branch Bank, &C.
s0Der I'd, 1850:
RESOURCES.
Specie hand, a 2b. 1877 .36
Deposits s in New York, st. Louis, &c., ~
subject to sight draft...........~..... H,705.48
Notes of this Bank On hand. .44t, s43 90
Notes Of other Banks on hand 16,S53.00
Other cash observation-disclosures. ., bo2.S3
--- e7,3ss.s3
Safety Fund. ..s.......- 1l,46O.00
Bills and Notes 66,334.S7
$ls7 1884
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid 900 90
Circulation received. 100000
Interest and Exchange. $500. 4,417 80
Due other ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. AZ 90
Due Depositors.. Se,2l7.A
sIs7,IS.o4
Il. II. HARRISON, President.
J.W. McMILLEN, Cashier.
Octbdlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-05

The bill Of J. I. GRITTY, for clsa,;ne s,lsv
through block No. 81, balance due 81 332 Cd.
was referred to the committee on streets and
alleys.
Council adjourned to Oct. II, 1859. al Q
O'Clock, a. IN. b. s. MERRIAM. CIerk