davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
TO THE
VOTERS OF TAnA COUNTY.

The undersigned Democyais Of said Csanty,
understanding that w. 8. Turbett 10 about 70
announce his name 40 Democratic CAndi-
date for County judge" We wish thus public
II to repudiatc this movement on tho part d
Mr.. Turbett, % tho effort Of designing men,
who use him Is a tool for their purposes, and
we desire MI to know that the Democracy hsvs
no candidate for that or any other county Of
Ace nor do they intend tohays. We would AK
oil honest and honorable men TO look we'll to
their interests before identifying themselves
with this nefarious and Internal fraud upon
the people, or permitting it to ipAsssss their
votes.
PETER McROBERTs, JOHN H.
SHELTON, ST., JOHN FANCHER,
NJ SADLER, CHAUNCY r. WARD,
E. B. BOLENS, J. H. vANHORN,
II. A. WILLIAMSON, j. 5. MORR,
P. W. EBERT, JOHN NEAURTH.
CHAS. W. IRISH, WV. GARNER,
HENRY H. WEAVER, r. J. EPE.
DAVID ARB, +. D. GEAR
HART, D. HILL, J. F. FARLEY,
J. r. EBERT, JOHN }. HUGHES
]. A. HUMPHREY, T. JEFFRIEs,
]. r. McLAUGHRY, r. BRAD
BROOK, ANDREW MAIDEN, JOS.
W. MsROBERTS, s. NJ. WADLEY,
W. WOOTEN, JOHN C0RFMAN,
JAMES CORFMAN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
For The Transcript
TCoMMUMIcATED.

For the Transcript
COMMUNICATED.
Mn. EDIToR.-Plcase allow me a
small space in your columns. In late
Number Of the Vinton Eagle find an
article with the superscription, "For
the Vinton Eaglc" .Republican meeting
and subscribed.
Geo. Raines Scc'y,
Toledo Sept. 10th"
This communication speaks Of tho R.
publican meeting held, the evening pre-
vious, in our town, and contains the
following paragraph.
Several highly respectable citizens
who had been, induced 40 they said, by
false misrepresen tations, to favor the
call for an independent candidate in
opposition to Mr.. Drummond, declared
that they should hencefortL support the
regular nominee for Senator"
Mr.. Editor, such was not The case, l
was at the meeting and remained there
until it adjourned, and know that not
a single individual said anything which
could in any manner be construed as
the above. No ono spoke but Mr..
Drummoad and Mr. Abram Tompkins.
Where theu does Mr.. Raines get his
several? If We except the boastful
nominee, Mr.. Tompkins our candidate
for Representative was the only man
who addressed the meeting, and no re.
manned mum upon the Senatorial issue.
Why then this deception, this lying !?
Such Wholesale Misrepresentation, and
classifying deserves to be rebuked By
every true Republican, because it will
impair the credulity and good name Of
the party. Sir 10 my humble opinion,
Mr.. Raines would do better, and look
better TO regard more closely his pro.
fession, and sndeavor to propagate those
great "Truths" which no attempts to at
times, rather than father, and circulate
the reverse.
But then the poor follow is perhaps
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

@The Company Of surveyors en-
ploysd to make the preliminary survey
upon the St. Louis, Iowa and St. Paul
Railroad, yesterday passed down Deer
Greek Valley within about fifteen rods
Of Stones addition to our Town. The
present survey will be from here to Mon.
tezuma. Success to the enterprise. More
anon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The latest returns
from Maine indicate that Lot M. Nor.
rill, Republican, is reelected Governor
Of Maine BY 1t least ten thousand ma
jority. The Republicans have elected
thirty out Of thirsy.ono Senators, and
thrse-fourths Of Rcpress tatiyes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

~ Our County Fair proved almost
failure. We are sorry to be obliged
to say 50, yet such il the fact. We will
speak more fully Of it hereafter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

~ Our Farmers will SOC by the new
advertisement Of Bowen 4 Knapp, that
they will cell and ,0arrans their nursery
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

A great FIRE occurred at Chicago on the
night Of the 18th inst. destroying Eve
blocks and property to tho amount Of
half million Of dollars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

- We let our correspondent dis.
pose Of Mr.. Raines' vision in the Vinton
EaQ!e: Hs,touches him tenderly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

DlED.-At Intliantown, Tama Go. Iowa
Sept. 2lst Of typhoid fever. Rev. n. NJ. Gran,
in the 54tl. year Of his age.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

~ The Toledo Grocery Store" is
just tho place to purchaser lot Of choice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 7th.-Capt. I.aveette,
i'll letter to the Secretary Of the Navy, dated
Oct, H. says that he had taken the American
Consul, Mr., Nicholson to Tunis, in the steam
ship Wabash. The carriages of the Bey were
in waiting at the landing, where our officers
were received by persons Of the highest rank,
and escorted to the palace The interview
was very satisfactory, the Bey saying that he
should endeavor to cultivate the most friendly
relations with the United States. Captain
Lavalette adds l clearly discovered that our
presence was having a beneficial effect on the
new government, especially with reference to
the position of our Consul | am satisfied
that the short trip to Tunis will conduce to the
best interests of the United States
Senator Owen will at the earliest period at
the next session of Congress, forward the
Pacific Railroad question, with more than his
usual energy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Cotton market firm; sales 1000 bales, lAc for mid
ding uplauds, including $500 in traiIsst.
LOUR-Recelpts 354l7 bhs; sales 1900 bbls State
and Western without striking change; supcrine State
S470@ 4S0 extra StateI S4S5 90 1876; round hoop Ohio
$40 "a $50; common to good Western S505 Gl
535 Southern dull and declining; sales HOO bbls mixed
TO good $3.50 q 565 fancy and extra S570G1 1925; Can
ada super nominal; 200 bbls extra at $50 % 100
GRAIN Wheat more active, but prices without
mentioned change, and the demand is chiefly speeua-
tion sales $4,000 bush; Chicago spring sllO Corn duh
and lowers sales $500 bush Jersey S5c yellow southern
9S 90 $50 Yeow Jersey g9c Oats steady; Southern and
Jersey 81 q Ale; Northern and Western, "A a 44Ec
PRONlSlONS-Bee III fair demand; sales $40 bbls
country So % 5,25; prime, "a "a i25 repacked Chi
80 az $40 for new. Pork prime mess nominal sales
70O bills including 1000 bbs new sellers option in
January and February supposed as Sl550 mess SIS "a
1920; prime SlO5O Bacon active; Hams % a "a Shout
ders &c. Lard steady. Butter steady Ohio II 61 Sc
State IS @D 2lc Rice firm. Sugars firm; New Orleans,
50 hhds at 73c 100 hhds Porto Rico at % 7fc Muscova-
do $50 hhds at "a 74c; Havana 47O boxes at "a O. &c.
Coffee firm; Rio 1000 bags at IL a. l25c. Molasses tIm
New Orleans 40; Muscovado, 200 hhds at "a g DC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

l-V MAIN street, opposite Bay State House, Worcester
Mass.
miscellaneous and Standard Works. All the new and
popular works of the day received as published
and sold at the lowest retail prices and GIFT given at
the time of purchase worth from 80 cents to $50 For
NJ dots NJ. T. CtNNINGUAN Agont
INDEPENDENT COURSE OF Lee
"A lURES.-A Course of eight Lectures will be deliver
cred at Mechanics Hall during the present season. on
successive Tuesday evenings
The following well known popular Lecturers have been
engaged: =
GEORGE SUMNER, ESQ Nov q
Rev. TtIOS STARR KING. Friday Evening Nov lS
GEORGE WIN. CURTIS, Dec (
tickets Tor the remaining four lectures will be sold in
packages OF Jour- admitting Gentleman and Lady, or
Two Ladies, SIsc. Tickets admitting one only Soc ANY
number may be used each evening. For sale at the
bookstores Tickets for single lecture Ia cents to be
had at the door.
Doors opened at T. Lectures commence at u clock
Per order Committee.
Worcester, Oct, 10, 1859 dtf s2e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

No family should be without them!-We speak of
MLanea Liver Pills prepared by Fleming Bros, Pitts
burgh, Pa, which have become an Indispensable Family
medicine. The fightful symptoms which arise from a
diseased Liver manifest themselves less in
cry amily dyspepsia sick headache distractions of the
menses and fever pains in the side with dry
ing cough, all the results of hepac arrangement
and for these Dr. Nj Lanes Pills sovereign remedy
They have been known fall and they should be
kept at all times by families.
DIRECTIoNs-Take two or three going to bed every
second third night If they do purge three
times by next morning, take two more. A sIidht
BREAKFAST should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pills may also be used where purgng sim
ply necessary. As anbilious purgative they are in
feror to none And in doses Of two three they give
astonishing relief TO sick headache in slight de-
rangements of the stomach.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLENf-
ING BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa All other Vermifuges in
comparison worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi-
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can be had at
all respectable drug None genuine without the
signature Of FLEMING BROS.
nj d6t6w [l2J
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
Steamboat Explosion-Two Lives Lost

SANDUsKY, Nov. Propeller Ohio, from
Cleveland for Buffalo, exploded her boiler off
Long Point, yesterday morning, and sunk.
Thomas Corbett, second mate, and wheel
man named Michael Danigan, were lost. The
remainder took to boats and were subsequently
picked up by the propeller Equator. The
Ohio had cargo Of $50 tons merchandise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
Rank Bills Lost

MONTREAL, Nov. -Four $1,000 bills on
the Commercial Bank Of Canada, were lost in
this city, today. There are only eight bills of
that denomination out and bankers and mon
ey dealers should scrutinize any parties offer
ing such. A reward is offered for the recovery
of the money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

HollOway's Pills and Ointment.-No medicine
chest should be uproydcd with these twin curatves
They are more emnentlv adapted the internal and ex-
terral fgs of the human organization than any two
medicines that have yet been discovered They both at
tack the of disease and not only temporary
but permanently eradicate. Sold at the manufactory
No 80 Maiden Lane New York and bv all Druggists At
25c, Sc, and 81 per box or pot. DIST us
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
IGIF T S, GIFTS, GIFTS,
100000 Worth of Gifts.

to be distributed among purchasers of Books at the
GREAT METROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK ESTABLISH
MENT,
l2O Main street, opposite Bay State House, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
From New Mexico.
Louisiana Election;

New ORLEANS, Nov. THE election here
to-day passed off quietly. In the fourth dis
trict the democrats have elected one member
of the legislature, one justice of the peace, and
one state tax collector. In the rest of the city
the regular American ticket is elected by
LARGO n,niorty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
The Banditti at Brownsville.

The steamship Arizona, from Brownsville,
Texas, I'd inst, has arrived. Cartinas and his
band continued their depredations, threaten
ing the inhabitants with fire and sword. On
the both ult., thirty men entered the city and
fired one round, when they were dispersed by
the artillery and fled. On the 9th, one hun
dred and twenty men with cannon and howit-
zers, marched against Cartinas, and drove the
guard from his house. They subsequently
were surprised by an ambuscade and lost
cannon and howitzer, and finally were entirely
defeated. Four were wounded and nine killed
Cartnas had two killed. He afterwards sent
letter demanding of the citizens of Browns
vile that they should surrender the sheriff and
Others to save the city from destruction. A
general fight occurred at Brownsville. The
city was barrcaded and trenches dug for de-
fence. An attack was hourly expected. 1t
was reported that after taking Brownsville,
Cartnas would attack Brazos. The Mayor of
Brownsville appeals to New Orleans for assist
ance. Sixty felons released from prisoc at Vic
toria, had Joined the guerrilla band, and were
devastating the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Ballots with the abova may be had at the Print
ing Office OF T. II. FISKE, No. Printers Exchange, op
posite Boston and Worcester Depot, Worcester
nj d2t order of Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
INDEPENDENT COURSE on M

{ lAUTlON.-All persons are hereby eau
- toned against purchasing negotiating a note with
my name attached, PAYABLE at Bank in Worcester to
George T. Brigham OF West BoylsOn The note dated
West Boylston; the amount hundred and ten
dollars. The note six months time Said note
was frauduently obtained and will not be paid by me
ID. d. PRESCOTT
Worcester, Nov. s. 1859 d3t* nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. Henry r. Jackson
has been elected President of Georgia Univer-
sity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7th.-Hhe overland mail
with San Francisco dates of the 18th, arrived
last night. Great preparations were making
to receive Gen. Scott All the military COM
panies and soldiers in the Mexican war would
meet him on his arrival and escort him through
the city while all classes of the people were
preparing to pay him their tribute of respect.
The creditors of Charpenning & Co., mail
contractors between California and Salt Lake.
had attached their stock and their property for
debts, amounting to 900.
Miners were gathering harvests Of gold from
beds in the streams.
Oregon dates are to Oct. 10. Five hundred
and fifty emigrant wagons arrived at the cas-
cades.
Washington Territory.
Advices from Capt Wallen's Salt Lake and
Lieut. Muen's Fort Benton wagon road expe-
dition, announce the good health and contn-
ued prosperity of the command.
British Columbia dates are to October 10.
Everything was quiet at San Juan. The
British Colonist says it was confidently report
ed that new governor named Howe may be
shortly expected. The shipments of gold
from Victoria in September amounted to S1l0,-
900. Business at San Francisco was dull.
From New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The New Mexican mail
of Sept 20, arrived last night, via El'Paso, and
the overland mail coach, the northern route
having been abandoned in consequence of In
dian outrages along the line The passengers
and letters report the continuance of depreda-
tions and murder on the plains by the Indians
A battle is related between the Utah Indians
assisted by MeXicans, and band of Arrape-
hoes, at the crossing of the Del Norte, in
which twenty two of the latter were killed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
MEDICAL.
Tno pnDS AND CnsA1nn1
HORSE AND CATTLE nInaCans

- IWB WO0lO.
SDOaoss ODasmeas asA CsnAasae~ $780,
For Psst1. 1ftjdsSss, Osvsetasv - 49,
~Sss. 0iOAR's OINTMENT ewress. 81 4 rs~sS.
persedins I'll other Otstpsnss asA llosmso0S
IN ese OF the following diassses:
Srssh wounds. gals Of oil kiDds, susniue hvvan.
crAeee" heels, rtashune vindxasIa, prls evi eeIp-
spAvtes, se~ensy. hstuls. sitiAsea q, sbea -. =
and eracks. fcuadered seet, sesairhes "a 49,
mango. ana horn disteuper,
Tus POWDER Will rcmove ali in6amuatLa :.
sevess p0rtfy the blood loosen the sein, clesneotn4
water, AMI strengthen every psrt OF tn hoAv =.
hiss proved . sovereign Yenedy for tAs aatovn
disc ssss
Disttmpev. hide bound. loss OF arpeslse. rnvss
strains, yellow water, inflammation Of IL sy~s n
tigge from bard exe,cise oi.n rf~uns sis1n ccavCn
" called sM complaint, shEh proves 20 fatal q
many valuable hosses In this ocunuy. u h cleo
safe and certain remedy FOR Coughs auf Cp,6a
which generate 30 many dieeas%a.
Ostainal proSstssns.
0rsod Depot, - South wafer Il !, 10 besensss 81
the Riehmsbd House, Chicsso. lllieoss, ed soll =
nsa'ly every town In Ill The Western States
An Wh0lessle Druggists cell tae nediciae 81 eos
regular Wholesale price,.
FOR HORsRs AND CATTLE.
eLoAN's Infant &IliEr u truly Great ueueA,
Half u cent bottle of SloAn's Init ant RsJaS wsvvo
In pint Of warn water, seldom falls 10 cure Ucsse
Of common Cnlic In fcv minutes In ertrs~e 49,
repeat the dose in Asteeo minutes
For kruises. Strains, Sprains. and many otN@y n.
yuries on Hcrses. Catve, and cher animals Noan
Instsnt Relief epeediiy eject . core, Many psVseaa
have heen isho0 10 wttneoe the Ya~6 eeroa -.
toceed, by the use Of this vuadesfsl nadiaooa
(susI-AAve@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
E 1T is DlScOccrCd i! -EF
Suffer no longer; 1t is Z relief.
BY The APPLICATION OF
HNgg's Good Sa1ls0rtt01e'S
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You can be cured Of the following complaints: such
as Tooth Ache. 10 one minute, to the most painful at
tscks Of Rheumatism, nine cases out OF ten In less
than one hours time, viz-Hesd Ache Ear Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
SPINAL Affections, Pain In the Back Side, Stiffness
in tn" JOINTS Collie and Cr-np Pains. Erysip las In
famed Eyes, sore Shro1t, Cuts, Bruises Burns,
sptains, Chapped Hands, Frosted Feet and Chill
biains.
the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that il will do impossible things or
cure all manner OF diseases: for the old saving is
" medicine that is good for every thing Is coed for
nothing" 1t is true We only claim TO cure one
line OF diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine is without an equal.
The best proof you an have OF the merits Of an
ticie, in to what it will do My operations on
Pains are decidedly the most efectual by the appli-
cation OF this wonder'n' medicine, OF any In the
country This is admitted by al who have tried It.
would have the public understand that h We
humbug article to dispose Of, wouid be in the
business II the same was not troly and purely i-gti
mate Ny medicine is held, III all paces wbere 1t has
been used ia the hiahest esteem, ana II my whole
aim 10 make 1t 20 smong all. The binding duty
which IS forever and eternally nxed on mankind il
to forward the gem raj int rests OF the human fam
ly. ie aiiic ed have been deceived ny picking up
circulars with t.ti0us testimonials on them, and
have bct lducrd to buy ithout seek ing the proof
have thousands or testimonials, which have been
sent to me fro M different parts OF the Union; but
prefer showing the value OF my medicine by curins,
free Of charge all those complaints, whenever there
is an opportunities to do 50.
- liberal discount nude 10 Drw0Oists and
Wholesale Dealers.
0H FLA0G, Proprietor.
II BARNES Go, Genera, Agents, Davenport,
Iowa. B. u. LITTLER, Travelling Agent. ]. W
WILEY, retail dealer, west Second street, DAven-
port and KEEP constantly on and by the following
Agents-TaylOr Bs'lord, Davenport; Y ebb
De Witt; Fellows, Aaquoketa; W Belden, Ma
quohets; VIM burltson, Buckhorn; Zook Co,
Fremont; Jas = Ryland, Monmouth X Green, wy
orning; N Bronson, Wyoming; Spear 4 Co. Is.
bell; 4etcaf, Crahsm Go, Anamoss; Simon
Strauss, Fairviev; John Hoffman, epringville;
Rmmet Brubaker, Cedar Rapids; II Ristine l. Co,
Cedar Rapids: Sohn g azlst n. verI on; ARM
strong ShanAlin. Lisbon; Late, Mechanics
vile; T NcClelland 4 c., Aechauicsv;lle: Geo
Bagley rptcn; @ Carter, Ansmosa.
oc47 d. .Wtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
Removal.

TVHI Subscribers vonld inform their patrons ard
i the public generally that they have removed
their stock OF from their old stand In Post
ofiee Block, 70 next door 70 " wEey's, West Be-.
oEd street, where they will be happy to meet both
old and new customers and friends 4 conttnuef
liberal patronage . respectfully solicited.
nov16 WILSON & HARLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

tah,lshsa TWKNTY YRARS-have sav~d thousaisav
from the ~rsye-and their woFk ~ mercy u halt
completed Try them THY arr warranted.
HEkkICK 4 BRO.
Practical Che mists, Albany, n Y.
Bold II wholesale and retail by all Druegists N
Davenport, and by Dealers everywhere
p. r. r. r. 4 L. n. PALAkR, THavsllinG Agss.
aug22 dsw2dpape1yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
Consumption Dr. s. inol,n

EIaSg,s Good Sauna rltan's
Immediate Rclte
Keep it in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect it.
THIS is An Internsi and External Medicine COM
/ posed " Roots, Herbs, and Barks, such as
forefsthers uset There Is Bountiful supply the
karih to cure all complaints IL We only hnew what
they were. And nov the Good eamari brings us
good news and glad tidirgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
Take them and Livel
Used THROUGHOUT I'm wonLD.
nerTiek's Sugar Coated PM
Kla Strengthening lnastss. |; 4

ONE boz of Hosrickss oa-
gar Coated Life Pills, eDss-
Ing only - cssts, vim lana
. family six mootAs. onNU
twenty-five dollass IN pAv
s,ciAn's bile fifteen " tWea-
~ more In loss ti0e. on1 nes
unfrt quentiy, the M -
some nenhrr of The fAunlly.
the vA'u~ u which eAnne9
he estimated IN oolless -
centa.
ucrrick's KID Streaglhsa
ing elAsters cuTe b Gee
hours, pains and weakness
IN the breast, side and hoek.
Nhenmatic complsints N -
equally short spsce % tine.
spread on . beautiful lsOO
skin, their use sutSecte The
" carer a. 40 inconve0t~Dce
ant each one will wear ssum
one week " three 0ooshe-
Z Pills. family bo3es - eao.
; Pis-tess, on ki1. 1SA csr.
. ~ ThaV have hae0 -,