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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
sta. WE STOP THE PRESS TO
!; AK Il, A SHORT EXplA NATION

sm. WE STOP THE PRESS TO
MAKE A SHORT EXPLANATION
Of the appearance Of The names Of GER
tain Democratic candidates in lieu Of
Re uhlicaus in our County Ticket. -
The tick ct in our columns since first put
there remained standing from week to
week without distribution until the pres
ent week, when the tyle was required
to print ballots TO order fur the coming
FL elton One If the torns used Tor
that purpose in a hurried aud unobs,rvtd
manner was placed into the Term for cur
present issue, ana thus The mistake DC
Cured. Ba, few papers were struck off
before it was observed and rectiGed ".
re ret the occurrence Of the blunicr and
hope this explanation viii prove salts
factory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

D@- We have recieyed from +. B
Bolent rsq, the 4th No # the ID Vol
Of the Cosn. oroiitan Art journal, and
from j. Il. I,oll,n, the 9Th Annual Re.
port OF the Iowa State Agricultural So,
clety, for which onr thanks are due.
The former work fully sustains the
credit of the Association, and the latter
Isl full aud complete report If the sub
jeot il treats upon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

New York AT CHARLEsToN-Th
New York Herald classilies the delegates
elect to Charleston as follows:
Whole number Of delegates u
For DAME! s Dickson, 26
For Stephen A. Douglas, 2.
For Seymour, Guthrie. Vie, Huutcr,
tobBsBOchsnan and Orr, 2.
Fernando Wood aud his Followers
hold their Convention to elect delegates
On the lst Of January.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

~ We have very lately received il
exchange very valuable Agriculture
paper II IL the North Western Prairie
Fnrnser. Published weekly ut Chicago
III.
Il il certainly an excellent week.,
journal for our farmers, anu the propri
ators offer to furnish it from the LIST Of
October to the lst Of January, for 25
cents.
Address N'rh Western Prairie
Farmsr, Chicago I'll.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
n@. We unintc"tionally omitted last

n@. We unintcntionaIly omitted last
week to publish the Republican meetings
now being held in cur County. Those
still to be held arc 1T tie Court House
in our town this evening, at Bishop
School house 10 Crystal tomorrow evening
at Tamaville, Saturday evening and ut
Monticello and West Irving next Mon
day evening. Seven ocluck Is the hour
advertised for the commencement OF
these meetings, which every Republican,
IN the townships in which they are held
should attend
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

KANSAS Pho Rerub leans Of Kan
sas have called Convention, 10 meet q,
Topeka, on Wednesday. the l2,h Of
October, to nominate State officers. The
indications are that the Wyandot,e
Constitution will be adopted At III,
election on the 4th Of, October. Hon
F. P. Station publicly advocates it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

PAINFUL w. I. Hullen and
family ~ our town were returning from
the State Fair, last Saturday, their only
Son, bright toy o: four years Of age,
was j"stIcd cut ofthe wagon.run over by
tho wheels, and instantly killed.
This il certainly > psi"tu' bcreays
mcnt for the unfortunate parants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
For the Escript.


Mr. EDITOR II notice in ynur last
issue an article written BY some OF"
who dare not sign his name TO II. char.,
Jug ne, with iai.cLonl SIR, wcr. i!
not for he FAC, that ,hi. ha-e sana.r
Was designed 10 circulate wh~ye an
~, knowa s.oMid here passed il b,
IN silence and have treated the cor.
teMrianIe puppy wAn wr9ia II with that
von,emp, witch I'll Anonymous, d-fsa
ers deserve But ii, | vel Nm tn.
the article which you published la.,
week charging me witt false God Wa
intended IT,, circulation N Benton coun
y to the injury "f,hc Repnh!ica" can>,
and with the hope Ut afyr'ling SOME
aid aud comfort & johnny Doe Poor
Doe tle Ned better begin to pra.
save me from my friends If they are al
like the thing who writes about me IL
the Transcript and thcn don't sign h..
name to it. But sir, to the article sir
Steah in the dark "ssys 1 Was a.
the meeting and no one spoke but Mr..
Drunmoua aud Mr.. Abram rompkias
Now then sir, Is lie was Of the meeting
(Which by the way very much doubt)
and stayed until it finally broke up aud
II bis ears are not 50 long Is to preclude
his hearing common conversation, b
knows that after the adjournment Of III
meeting, tho mass Of those present re-
NAMED and spent some fifteen Or TWEEN.
ty minutes in conversation, and that
highly respectable citizens, wLo had
been induced as they said by false rep
RESERVATIONS to favor the call for IN In
dependent Candidate ia Imposition to
Mr.. Drulnmond, declared that they
should hercciorsh support the regular
nominee for Senator Now sir, the
paragraph above quoted contains the
ststcme mt that drowus the ire and ex
cites the fears Of Mr.. Does friend. the
man who says hc wanted to DO Mr..
Drummond's Friend. Wonder what
was the reason that Drummond would
not let him. But sir. this noble friend
az Dr. Doc who attacks private charac.
ter il an article which he dare not Sign,
says he is going to labor for DR. Due.
Yum have doubtless heard Mr.. Editor OF
the mountain that labored and brought
forth . mouse Let me make sug
gestiou 70 this Doe champios. IF b
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
Our Correspondent.

Our correspondent, G Raines seems
to take in high dudgeon' the scathinr
which our star correspondent Of last
week gave him. 1t strikes us that a
meek endurance on his par, would have
tecn much more becoming and crcdi'abi.
charges made but seeks 10 evaic mem hy
partial REPETITION al his own decer.
tious.and By the use OF abusive and -cnr
nlnus langna-" What short by *
rressinns Johnny Doe Poor Dee
such cattle I'm hnrm,' yes. In a
HORN Does he mean byih,t fht h. IN
tends t. toot his SUNDAY talk !" In =
Horn 2 or his politics "ln Horn ?"
We 'hirk the language chosen, shows
the spirit hy which he is actuatcd. u u.
der the cloak Of reply /" on. CORE
pondcnt, he d.v",es himself almost Gu
hrcly To- abusing John D.o aud his
friends: aud his le.,cr IS characterized
with the sa,nc want of 1 strict al
herence to his rubject, us was his cor
respondence with the Vint, Eagle.
La that correspondence he conveyed
the idea that several highly respecsa
bie citizens had regretted, that they
signed the call for DR. Doe. Our Star
correspondent, denied this, aud showed
c'nrlusivc'y that such was not the case.
Mr., Raines pretends to reply to him,
and does he refer to any proof to extri
cate himself from tho dilemma in which
our star Correspondent placed him? Not
a word Of it. What is the natural il,
Au,ncc? Ii is that he has no lroof -
And such VIC arc inclined to believe il
the Gaze.
lie speaks Of Sore heads" and thosc
who have been invited by Republican
Conventions to remain in the retiremen
81 private life, rs composing large
share Of those who signed the cali.
For Mr.. Raincs' instruction, We will
say to him, that if he will examine his
present political sssocistca. he will End !
very great numker Of those who require
the application Of hesIing balm. to thci,
political crapiums in order to recoye,
from conventional knocks, and when
comparing tina, nnm Der with those ..Sore
heads who signed the call for Dr.. Doe
&c will observe that they are as much
greater as ten is, than FIVE.
BESIDES II he goes not to, far, lie vii
find those who have passed the oraca'
Of convention aud been most respect
fully invited by The psopie 10 remain ~
retirement Of private lie
Glasa houses, Stones &c
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

for Governor. Speaks in Town to day
Just as We 60 to press.
A messenger has just reported that
danse rous illness il his family, prevents
his attendance The meeting is beng
addressed by other speakers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
The Approaching Election.


We ask and urge our electors to 90 70
t'c polls in their respective Tvwnships
on the 18th inst and deposit frec,n.b
ballot. Exercise that precious boon
which our fore fathers purchased at the
expense Of many Of their lives
Exercise that privilege freely and ,u,ly
which il either restricted or, denied b,
ne,rl y every other government UPON
earth. g., we say aud by you, act,
vindca,e and advocate that incs,innbl,
privilege. the right If suffrage. But
rene mher IN doing SO tina, it should not
be mere mocha ical thing.
Remember that tho future welfare
and dcs,yny OF our State aud Nation
depend upon the Intelligent exercise o:
this privilege.
Remember to vote for those candidate.
VII" advocate principles, County. State
and national, which your good judy.
men' can heartily endorse.
And in doing So We are constrained
to believe that a vast majority Of you
will so deposit your ballots, that the
result Of the election will show that tho
great principles Of Republican;sm arc
the principles. which should reign .u.
prcme throughout our State and Ma.
ton.
To Republicans We say 90 to The pol:
and vote every one Of you Vote in b. (.
half Of our principles. Sustain our men.
Do not allow the enemy oblige US te
sacraicc single one Of our candid
ates.
Strenuous efforts will undoubtedly be
made by the Opposition to storm the
Republican fortress Of this County a
that point which they consider the weak
est. 10 this should Republicans rush
and nobiy defend.
They sh.uid stand boldly up to the
fight, and defend every attack wherever
made.
Our County ticket should be triumph
antly elected, to q man. AID ia order
to do this We must overlook personal
piqncs, ani,nosities aud jealousias. We
must labor united heart and hand with
undated fcryor and zeal In the Scna
t"rial field we have two Republican can.
d,dates This being the case, We have
the rrivies. Of choosing the one who
vii! d" the most honor 10 the party, and
look we'll to our home interest.
The candidate that will do this is J oh y
Doc. This is nov settled beyond a
question II has been fully proved. by
his own remarks and otherwise, that
| Thomas Drummond intends IT, use his
influence to turn the road. having or re
ceiving the land grant. through Ein,on.
This every one must see at once will be
to the Injury IT our County. Will We,
then. as citizens of Tama County. be 20
regardless Of our own interests, as /.
ignor. this question entirely?
Do We place SO little va ne upon The
.estimable privileges ard facilities "
frrded By Railroad that We wilt 40
even cast our vote in favor Of candi
date who will lie lroud to make 'aL"ri
GUS efforts, to hasten one through .ur
county. and especially when tina. vote
viii be in favor of Republican?
We should consider This matter Judi
ciously and vote in,elligen,ly ".
should not allow ourselves to be dupro
by the latter day promises Of Thomas
i'rum N. nd which were made to sc. urt
his election aud not to serve the people
~ II any people in the world cvcl
needed an apostle to cast their de. il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
~ If any people in the world eve

~ r. any people in the world ever
needed an apostle to cast their de,i lis
out, it is ours who live in this water
logged coahtry. The miasmatic poison
Of our Swamps aud Marshes becomes .
veritablc devil in RE blood to reyc. in
the Agnes and Fevers which shake aud
scorch US all. Ayers "AuoUE CURE
is said to be the apostle we need, aud
some Of our neighbors who have tried it,
confirm the report = Jourani Plano, III
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

- An accident occurred on board
the Groat kastsro, which will psevssA
her starting on her trip 70 Poftlaod fsE
about lnree weeks. The feed Pipe il
one Of her fun nels exploded, during the
trial trip, with msst terrific force. Five
Of the arcmcn wore Injured 20 - to
cause death and there arc others voun.
ded. The damage to the 6ttideF y ".
rious but the ship and machinery 70.
ceivcd no harm. assrsa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

~ We would beg any afflicted with
Liver arrangements or Sick Headache,
SANFoRD's INvIGoRAToR, or Liver
Remedy, aud then say il they can, with
truth, Their is 10 help for them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

MOI I Coop RAIL RoAD NEws w.
are reliably Informed thu; the contract
for erecting the Rail Road Ridge across
the Iowa liver. at Iowa City, was let
last week. and all the wotk between
Iowa City and G.inncll, i TO b. pushed
forward as rapidly ~ possible. This 10
cheering news, and comes to Us ftom
source that seems 10 demand full Gre.
dence. lopa Citizen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

"a JOS. w. Thornton, who killed
Joseph Caarless, late Of the eminent St.
Louis firm Of Charles Blow and Co.,
has been found guilty Of murder in the
first degree,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

~ The Great Eastern departed from
the Thames on the morning Of the 9Th,
IN presence Of IN immense concoursc 81
Of enthusiastic people Her performance
vas admirable, and she was kept under
,orfect command as river steamer, and
.teers easy as wager boat Her engine.
appeared capable Of starting or checking
aea motion almost by single motion Of the
aand. The London Times says that her
performance proves her to be the fastest
vessel % tho world.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
$l4.8O5 %

-. i Yea will also observe that Repubi-
casy Administration has, in the whole 5
yesrs used only two sums from the 3
DER cent fund One was taken to save it
from being embezzeIed by Democratic
Superintendent, who !. now sued BY the
aSiaNs 81 about so, 0J0, which he did
ON k+sslcd !; and the t,her was takon 20
:nag. ~ Democratic debt ten years OLD.
Oenocrsoy 10 responsible for botn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.

Turin letter Of the Sd inst in the Paris rs says
II seems certain that General Garibatdt pre-
pairing, although still uuwe TO proceed TO Central Itsy,
taking with him the two corps, the Chasseurs Of toe Alps
and the Of the Apepn Both OF these bodies
have remained compact, no application FOR discharge
having BEEN made stree the General Issued his procama
ton fhese two bodies together about 10 geo strong
and they added TO the two ments Chasseurs
Of Modens the ooe0 ruscaps the coo troops of Mezzs
copo and the 600 Of Rose they would form very
spectacle army. You have, without doubt, heard of
General uloa having given in ais resignation at Florence.
Administrative details do not su bis CD aracer and in
addition he is fatgued with the close atenticn has
been obliged TO pay Tor the last three months 10 public
business deputston Of exiled Veneiians nave waited
on the Ambassadors OF England, France, Russia and
Prussia at Turin pray ing for the Intervention OF Europe
In favor of the Independence Of their country.
Private letters from Venetia xceeiingly gloomy
The silk crop has failed that OF wheat only nddng,
that OF potatoes positively bad and at the present time
the extreme beat compromises the MAKO crop. Com
mercia business is quite parsyzed and great number
OF failures are taking pace Every work relating 10 this
arts has completely ceased artsg almost reduced
70 ask aims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN ITALY.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TINES
In letter from an ex-corresponcent In the London
Times OF TO day asserted that story was current
at Verona that the battle OF Magenta lost because
Count Sat down TO dinner the receipt OF Count
Clans demand for achievements and would not attend
10 business till after his all important mer
was with Count Gyulai nearly all that day and know
that except crust OF bread a Magenta ate nothing
between O'Clock hs usual hour preakfast) and
eleven ut night He rode from Abbise Graseo With his
whoe staff TO Magenta ut half pas. twelve oc,ock-ra.her
an early hour for dinner.
1t viii never now be known whether Count Gyula was
competent TO conduct not, allowed form his
plans but ii canno. be seriously doubted that
Emperor chose him because he believed him TO be the
most nt pereon, having shown great ability Mnter Of
when In command Trieste kept his province in order
reconquer Lombardy. The conduct OF Prince Edward
chtebsein and of Count Clam at Soleno certainly gives
probability the truth Of Coun. Gyuia complaints Of
their failing him at Magenta.
may interest your readers 10 know tbat at Soerino,
well az at Magenta there small but briiiiaot
charge Of cavalry, and COMMANDED BY the same man
Count Edelshena This officer obtained leave 70 break
through the French line between lie centre aud right With
what remained Of his regiment, the Pseussen Husssrs.
ne oio TO- opposed only by Chasseurs d'Afrfque, who
snounea % IRE On the charging Austrians, but were
cut Almost TO uan all their horses beng captured
Soun Eoeienem penetrated quite the French rear but
unung .hat supports do not follow he expected
one.o 10 cut nls vay back, the French having collected
infantry cavsry aud artillery 20 oar his retreat One OF
biz squadrons lost all but fifteen men, SO YOU may imagine
eae fes'sAnOs ne ne met T. A. BLAXELEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
NAPLES.

letter from Naples, in the Nord, eays:-
The NeapoutAn government bas last broken through
It's long reserve and has frankly entered the path Of
anchor atoDs 1t has ordered starting point for the
reforms which preparing that inquiry shall be in
sttuted into the state OF the magtrature aud admir-
istraton, OF which the preamble 70 the decree fully ad
ms the cad condition. and declares reorganZaon both
necessary and urgent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
DUCHY OF MODENA.

The Modens Gazette Of the 3is. ut Publishes DEGREES
signed by the lately elected Dctatorl Organizing the
army In q brigade to be called Brigade OF Modeaa. 2.
Entrustng the Command OF the brigade 10 Major General
Rbot; and 8. Professionally appointing Colonel FfspoH
TO be Minister OF War The Brigade OF Modepa Is to
sist of three regiments Of infantry of bstalions EACH
battalion Of TiderenA acid battery, bait battery OF
mountain artillery, and squadron Of guides,
The same paper announces that the Marquis Fontsne
and Chevsler Aaimus have had audience of lis NJ,
ieey the Emperor OF the French, and received encoorag
ing regarding the future destiny Of the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
MARSHAL CANRoBERr AT SOLDERING

IPATU IetT6f AuBUB y N london Ilmee
The Moniteur that the French Austrian md
Sandman representatives were 70 assemble yestarssv
(6th) at Zurich Il further contains we folio wing rec
hcaaiou:-
Italy (Csbroberp has comSaued Of passage the reoo
on tha bee OF oerno addressed 70 the by hs
Coums ndans Of tbe Fourth corps (siel His Neuy has u
dered tbe I'M erton Of The following note.
sad Ia tAst passage that tho Third corps sAye IT. s1p-
port to Fourth only The end Of The day out a.
be reached he village OF Medole MArahl raarober
The first troops of Divixon kenau the road 10 &c
resas WITH tbs mission 70 coTer the rsh o tae F9ua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
CURIOUS NEWS FROM GERMANY.
IMMENSE EFFECT OF THE PEACE on THE GERMAN

berlin letter, August 4, IN Lon'cn Times
The fruits Of the peace Of varancs very bitter In
the mouths OF the PrusAan hinisters Sch'eiutz,
the Minister for Fovegn Affairs patiently at HE oca
Notwithstanding the heat OF the weather ntesd of follow
ing the Prince Regent 10 Osend in the hope that
risn apologies may si be forthcoming Bot Austria Is
In no hurry to acknowledge that her
founded and she rather on the contrary expects that
aons bet the two States from the month of February
to the present time has beer given to the public In small
yellow pamphlet compiled from official Information but
not bearing any official character THIS the m,o
Sne chosen by 5chieinz preferable TO an Off.
cal blue book The color is different but the effect the
same, aod Won ScueintZ lie consequently exposed to
the scooinge Of the Austrian Minister just much as II
be had taken bis own defence IN hand himself
IaS 1npturctor u is Gt11ot rupture-be.Den Austria
and Frusia rreSnts great dangers to GERMANY The
Princes of the smaller saee seeing the hopeeespess
looking for protection from the most powerful members
the Bond are turning their hoghts tomdrdS Paris The
OF OK them eresdy rubbing their
hosea on the imperial hresnod and applyog very loud
whispers for pardon In Dirmtadt tie police haze oYded
al u1s ctrstre 10 France to be Usd from the book
sery sndesw In Wurtemoerg the prohibition to export
Of The See rse posSon as no s oS o,
NAL resolve Of that body, but agreed to in unofficial
way each sovereign can therefore, legally exercise his
The want OF horses In France gems to be stun very
great In Mecklenburg the horses raised for the
mobilization Of the contingent have been Sold and
dealers These horses must be taken round by sea,
but the Wurtembeg market, which has jus. BEEN
open, on the frontier Of France. The King was, few
weeks ago. the most eager for of all the German
Princess he is mono, hers5ge tie anrious 10 make his
peace aah the conqairm. There are not wanting those
who remember the Confederation Of the Rhna and think
its renewal not impossible depended only on the
Princes, might perhaps come to pass the people
nave now powerful voice in such questions and they
become anti French they perceive France 20 be
more successful Bot, however kubservien. the sove-
reigps may be inclined to show themselves their people
VIII not 20 easily be brought acquiece in anything which
betokena q French interest.
The King OF Bavaria, whose chivalrous speeches were
two months ago the admiration OF Austria and Ausanz
ing Germany has been eager apologize the passage
Of troops through his territory on the pes that he M
kaosr Nheye they tceye going.