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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
From washington.

WAsH1NGToN, March 3d. The Post
Office Committcc Of the House had Mr..
OWNS Pacific Telegraph Bill up this
morning aud referred it to the sub com
mittce, consisting of Messrs. Colfax,
Craige, of N. c., and Allen. While
there was general agreement in favor
of some such enterprise, and ofextending
Government aid towards its construction,
it was thought proper to examine the
details Of this particular project more
carefully.
The majority Of the Harper's Ferry
Committee have determined to summon
Governor Wise, and it is probable the
question will be submitted to the Senate
Mr. Blair closed his case before tho
Committee on elections this morning,
making his right to the seat held by Mr.,
Barrett clear and unquestionable. The
frauds committed in that election were
only parallel to those in Kansas.
Petitions from all parts Of New York
are pouring in, praying that the Reel,
procity treaty with Canada may be
amended or rescinded. Hostility to it is
growing more bitter daily, SO ruinous is
it to the interets Of Western New York.
Mr. Hatch's report, will not only be
strongly conder natory Of the treaty, but
will urge that it be abrogated at the earli-
est day. President Buchanan will lay
the report Immediately before Congress
The Post Office Committee have invit
vited j. Cochrane and Mr.. Corwin to
appear on Tuesday morning in behalf
Of Carlos Butterflies mail route along
the Gulf Of Mexico. The feeling in the
committee is very favorable to this
scheme. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Liver Complaint Cured.
Rockford. jackson County, Indiana,
March 2, 1859.

Rockford. Jackson County, Indiana,
March 2, 1859.
MEssRs. A. L. ScOy1LL & Co.
Dear Friends and Bcne(actors Your
kind letter and medicine have come duly
to hand, and have beer the means OF
proving great blessing to US; and |
hope that some day it will in our pow
er to pay you for them. had been af.
ficted with the LIVER COMPLAINT,
and my Lungs were much diseased
which had confined me to my bed since
June last-and HAD GIVEN UP
ALL HOPES or EVER GETTING
BETTER. [ commenced using your
BLOOD and LIVER SYRUP, and BY
its action on my Blood and Liver, the
pain was soon relieved, and by its use
got entirely we'll. You will always have
our best wishes for the great benefit
we have received from your valuable
medicine. Respectfully yours,
MARY A. KRUWEL.
Sea Advertisement
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Legislative.


The following bills have passed both
Houses.
To rs.district the State into Senatorial
and Representative Districts.
To appropriate $4,000 to the Insane
Asylum.
For The government Of the Peniten.
tiary.
To adjourn on the Sd inst.
For the appraisment Of property taken
on execution.
Amending the general banking law.
For giving the Saline lands to the
State University.
Creating the Office Of Com missio nor
Of emigration.
The Senate has twice rejected an ap.
preparation to the Blind ASYLUM, and
both times re considered its vote. The
last time the bill was tabled.
The first time it was rejected it pro-
posed to appropriate $4,000 The sec,
ond time it was amended by removing
the present Commissioners, and appro
priating SIS, 900. The following bills
passed the Senate.
Establishing the prices Of State print
ing.
For paying Code Commissioners.
Defining tho duties Of County Sur
veyors.
Amending tho law requiring witness
fees to be paid into the County Treas
ury.
The House had before it the consider.
alton Of the revenue law which would
sndeuttsdly pass.
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Republican state Convention.

Dcs Moines, Iowa, March %, go.
Pursuant to q vote OF majority Of
the undersigned Committee, tho Repuh-
licans Of Iowa will assemble by their
delegates in State Convention, a. Iowa
City, on Monday. the Esd day Of Nay,
1860, at 10 clock a. NJ, for the nom,
nation of State Officers, to be elected al
tho November election Of this year, 70,
tho nomination of Presidential electors
and for the transaction Of all other blu
.;ao.. ul.:~l -.., come before the Con
vcntion.
is also called for the purpose of
ratifying the nominees and platform Of
the National Republican Convention to
be held at Chicago on the 10th Of
May.
The ratio Of representation will be
one delegate for each one hundred votes,
or fraction thereof exceeding one half,
cast for Hon. s. j. kirkwood at the last
State election.
JOHN A. KASSON, Charm.
II. NJ. HoxIE, Scc'y.
II. j. d. Clarke, Mt Pleasant.
z. +. Stone, Council Bluffs.
VIM. Loughridgc, Oskaloosa.
Thomas Drnmmond. Vinton.
A. B. T. Hildrcth, St. Charles City.
j. NJ Newcomb, Bloomfield.
VIM. H. Bigelow, Sioux City.
James Thorington, Davenport.
II. A. Wiltsc, Dubuque.
L. L. Pcase, Fl. Dodge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

One Of the humanitarirm nsorcm ents u
oar times, although little known as sneh
can hardly be over estimated in its i'm
portancc upon the we'll being Of our
widely scattered communities Tn. POP,
ulation Of the American States is IN
many sections so sparse, that skcllful
Physicians are hard y available to them
Vast numbers hf our people are Obliged
to employ in sickness, such medical Re
lief as they can hear from each other, O,
indeed any they can get from any quar-
tir. Hence arises tn" great consumption
Of Patent Medicines among US, greater
by far than in any one Of the old coun,
tries, where skillful physicians arc &C
cessablc to all classes Unprincipled
men have long availed themselves If
this necessity, to palm of their worthless
nostrums, until the world has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat
One Of our leading Chemists in the east
DIX. AVER, is pursuing course which
defeats this iniquity. He brings not
only his OWE but the best skill Of our
times to Gear, for the production of the
best remedies!which can be made. These
are supplied to the world, in conven
lent form, at low prices, and the people
will no more buy poor medicines instead
of good, at the same cost, than they will
bran instead Of -four. The inevitable
consequence Of this is, that the vile com,
pounds that food the country, arc dis
carded for those which honestly accom-
plish the end in view,-which cure. Do
we over estimate its Importance, in be
lieyeing thatlthis prospect Of supplant
ing the by word medicines, with those
Of actual worth and virtue, is frangnt
with immense consequences for good, to
the masses Of our people.-Gazcttc and
Chronicle, Peru, la.
An The dnlgntion from New Jersey
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
I MIIIINERY Y.

MISS r. L. NASH, wishes to inform the La
[Vl dies of this Community and vicinity
that she il now prepared to furnish them with
the latest style Of Millinery and Dress Max
ing. Rooms ut Mr.. Moorcrofts, sonth East
part Of Toledo. MISS 3. Z. NASH.
Toledo. April 9Th, 1860. a y2n23mz
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Fugitive slave Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Macrh 2S.-The fugi
tive slave case was resigned this morning
The counsel for prisoner asked for the
adjournment ofthe case until to- morrow
on account of tho non arrival Of witness.
Is. The request was not granted. The
argumeet Of the case was then common
ced, and after its conclusion the fugitive
slave Horner was remanded to his own
err by Judge Cadwallader:
go Don't touch bank notes on the
Bank of Wkitfcld, Georgia. They are
said to be wild cat Of the fcrcest kind
Governor Stewart, Of Missouri, call.
ed an extra session Of the Legislature Of
his State for the purpose Of passing a
law, giving aid to certain trunk rail
roads through that State. The l.egisla.
ture convened, passed bill to that e.
feet, and he refused to sign it, on the
ground that, according to the bill, the
State would have no control over the aid
after granted. The amount granted was
about 81, 100000. The greatest excite
ment prevails.
5E- NEW YonK March 3l.-Thrcc steamers
sailed to-day for Europe, the Fulton with $50
passengers and 5000 in specie, the Tcutonia
with 80 passengers and S25o,ooo in specie,
the City of Manchester with 113 passengers
and $4,000 in specie.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 8 P. NJ -
Great excitement prevailed in the vicin-
ity Of the Court House on the announce
ment Of the Judges decision. A large
crowd, chiefly composed Of negroes, as
scm5led, and on the fugitive being taken
to the carriage they surrounded it and
made desperate attempt at rescue. The
carriage vas broken down, when the po
liece intcrfered and arrested twelve of
the rescucrs. The fugitive was then es-
corted to prison. A writ Of habeas
corpus, rcturnable to Judge Allison to-
morrow forenoon, has been served on
Marshal Yost.
Ten of tho attempted rescuers have
committed to prison by tbs city authors.
ties, namely-rine negroes and one white
man. The United States have sent writ
Of retainer. In the meantime, the fusi-
tive awaits the action Of the State Court
on the habeas corpus.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
See Advertisement.

We have been often surprised at the
amount Of suffering in our community
from Bilious arrangement and kindred
diseases, when we know. from our own
experience, and what We daily hear from
others, that there lisa certain remedy for
these complaints in almost every town.
We have reference to Dr.. SAHPoRD's
lNvI0oaAToR or Liver remedy. In.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
ChrIstie's Aguc BalsaIll.
Ghristie's Aglle Balsam.


The best Ague Cure in use.
.CHRISTIE'S A remedy prepared BY
Regular Physician.
AGUE A preparation free from
all mineral ingredients.
BALSAM. Equally effectuali in A.
que, and Chill! Fever.
When taken according to directions, is q
sure cure.
It never debilitates the patient like 9th.
er remedies.
Is pleasant, effective and safe remedy
for children.
It has stronger certificates than any 9TH
er remedy.
When once used it will ever after be
sought for.
In short, it stands at the head of Aguc
Cures.
Dr.. H. c. Daniels, Naperyille, ILL.,,
Sept. 4, 1855, says aasgs
"Your Ague Balsam gives the best
satisfaction Of any Ague medicine that
has ever been in the country. It cures
in every case, 50 far as have heard FROM.
| could send you many Certificates, but
it proves its own good virtues in the cure
Of Asue. -.q #sse
JOHN D. PARK, sPro'r,
12l Lake Street, Chicago. !.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

Messrs ROUNDS s. LANGDoN, are our on
" authorized Agents in the City OF Chicago
Ills to procure Advertisements and Subscrir-
tons.
NJ M.ssrs Horace 4. Shaw, SO, 8. Park
Row, & li5 Nassau ST., New York, are our on
ly authorised agents in New York City, TO pro
cure subscripticns and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05


New ORLEANS March 81 The steam.
or Empire City from HaYan Goth
has arrived lore. There was great excite.
mcnt at Havana, about TT capture Of
Miramon's expedition. pho papers de-
nouucc the capture a. N act ofwar.
The Marine Exploit sat Vera CRUZ
New ORLEANS, Mavch sl.--Marin, signing
himself "Ad'm of ~ Ms.Navy," has published
= protest aea;nstIthc capture of his steamers
Ia a,rs that nsstthcr the Saratoga, Il.ie.o,a {,
VAR. showed flags when approaching. Ee
l,aw lbs It Iadianola OF Uapswcre Juraes stea-
mcr,,, and supposed they were towing armed
h,xa;s TO attack him. lie attempted to cseal c
,shen two shots were fred a, him, which lie
returned. he then recognized the S@rafog"'
/ & ordered the firing to cease, notwithstaadi! 6
the attack was continued, With The known re-
! suits. He says he'rurchased the steamers at
i Havana from merchants, b. order Of the ST.
prcn.e Government of Mexico nationa'izcd one
and the otler was to have been nationalized
when reaching Mexico, ifproved worthy
!! E@- Last Friday, some ef the citizens
Of Indiantown, ana the Sheriff OF Mar
shall county brought into our town town
one of those peculiarly constituted lnd,-
viduais, who have sGperabundance OF
animal affection; especially FOR tie
horse. The facts in the case whi;h are
few and pointed arc simply these Hen
ry Ennis, who has been residing nearly
year past, near Indiantown, stole a
horse from ". II. Cronk, one week ago
last Sunday eyeneng; rode him that eve
ming about 50 miles to kcsta in Iowa
county, where he arrived early in the
morning aud called for his breakfast
The Sheriff Of Marshall Co. who happen
cd to stop at this place over night, while
on his road to Iowa City for the purpose
of getting Mr.. Coble, the alleged mu:-
derer Of Dr. Bissel, to take him back to
Marshall county for his trial, ohserved
the conduct Of Ennis with suspicion
yet not sufficient presented itself to war
rant his arrest. The same morning Mr.
Cronk finding his horse was gone, ard
learning that Ennis, who was still in the
neighborhood the previous evening, had
best Nagnar's unknown, in company with
ofe ana IS j, ;;qhbors started in pur.
ity srerial arvane cement nr.s1OEere they tha,
afe enabled 20 offer tlii. splendid Mas.
- c3naection with the Illustrated orln,
cue! t;r, VI =
gdale in Ccdarto:. ~ 49, ! year $50; cor
ken to Iowa City, amir, s1anilly, 8 copi.s
custody Of tic Sheriff Of 5;a. .;''.,, r,.n~
ty and BY him and others brongh,yyziae
town. The horse being found in Els
possession and other facts in the case
fastened the guilt upon him 50 plainly
that he confessed the act Of taking. waiy-
ed an examination and in default Of civ
jng $500 bail for his appearance at opr
next term OF the District Court, was "a
ken on Saturday last to the Jail Of linn
County from whence he will no doubt
De taken TO serve an apprenticeship at
TT. Madison.
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EDEEEs

AT Buckingham March goth, Martha 3
eldest daughter Of Rev. J. 4. and Nary b.
Upson after an illness Of two and a half days
from scarlet fever, aged six years, seven
months and seven days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Tow u N g w -.

HARDIN Co--Mr Speers has retired
from the Sentinel which Is now edited
and published by Jno. D. Hunter in an
admirable manner. A few months since
the Sentinel was one Of the bloodcst
sheets abroad; but now it is one Of the
neatest things in Iowa. The last mum
Der complains bitterly Of the meanress
Of a company Of Pixies Peakers, who set
FIRE to the prairie near E!aora which re-
su!td in burning 500 rails for ". Penn.
JOHNSON Co.-rhe Reporter says,
"Thc Rev. j. Dixon, pastor ofthe Bap
list Church in this (Iowa)city, informs
US that lie received this week two letters
and pamphlet, which formed part Of
the mail 6shcd up from the wreck Of the
iii tatcd steamer Hungarian
LINN Co.-Thc Cedar Valley Times
has connected with it an excellent Book
Bindery. The Times has always been an
excellent paper, and since the telegraph
has been completed to the Rapids, it has
very much improved its worth.
The Republicans of the Rapids have
just completed the organization ola Club
with tx Judge Cook President.
Bi.AcKHAwK Co.-The bridge across
the river at Cedar Fails is now free
That beats Cedar Rapids, where they
have two bridges across the same river,
and both exact toll.
SHELBY Co.-Therc is difficulty in
this county over Court House question.
The county is sued for SIS, 900 for a new
Court House, that the Judge refuses to
pay for claiming that the charge is too
high. The suit will be carried up to
the highest court, if the contractor fair
in the District Court.
Fremont Co.--This county is bring.
ing up tho rum sellers and recovering Of
.-e
PowEsnEIK Goa religious revival
at Grinncll the past winter has resulted
in the conversion of 100 souls; three
4 AZ
aroa,,;on., ch,roh
IS sWAPPELLo Goa girl, 8 or 10 years
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
sTOLEDU MHRKEfFs ~
CORRECTED WEEKLY

ToLEDv mNRKETV;:.s1s
CORRECTED WEEKLY
by Galley & Johnston Of the Peoples
Store" s
WHEAT, per bushcl 10000
CORN, q @ 20
PorAr oEs, per b, .h.l. n. ao92s
BUTTER, p ID, & s A Tl2
EGGS, - dor, s 4s
FLOUR. - 100 lbs, 2,75@a,o6
BEEF. y ID sac, by quarter y ID 3Ga5
COFFEE, - ID l5O17
SUGAR ID ID 9G1O
TEA, y 10 50@1,0o
MOLASSES, 6OC17O
SALT, y, Dbl. $3.50
CEDAR RAPIDS MARKETS.
LATEST REPORTS.
WHEAT, p bushel, 1890
CORN, ID 70 lbs, 22@25
OATS, ID bushcl - g25@27
POTATOES, Ta bushel, e. IS
FLOUR sup. fine, y 100 lbs, ,2,s7
% quality, !. 1912
BEEF, 6@sc p 10 by the quar-. 3a@4t
BUTTER - ID, l1@12
SALT. a. Dbl, 500
HAMS, p ii, 1o@l2
CHICAGO MARKETS..
Chicago, Mar.sl. 1859.
Spring Wheat, es@l,eo
Winter Wheat, 1,069l,lO
Corn, 40@43
Oats, a2(a3S
Rye, 77G82
Barley, 59(l60
Butter,--6rkin, Solo
dairy, l2t9iG
Pork, y hundred, $5,oo@6,2s
r. A GRAHAM,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
~ AGENT, Toledo lama county, lows. Alr
business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. iapril IN, 1856 -n1-ly.
Again offers his services, Ito the inhabitants
Of Toledo, and vicinity,) as Practicing Ply
stefan and Obstctrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fs-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten-
tion.
Also, aIl cases that other physicians cannot
cure, more especially the various Fevers incl
dent to the West.
the excessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any torm-4May rest assured thoy will receive
no injury--durn. treatment.
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
Dr.. BALDr.
November 18th 1853. vfn4
GEORGE RAINES,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
AND
Gen Ora1 AGENT,
For the transaction Of any business entrus.-
d to HIS care.
Toledo, Tanla Co., Iowa.
r, WALTER JACKSON
Attorney and Counselor at law
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY,
IOWA
Dec 80, l.'s. nlo ~
sTODDARD 4 sTRUELH,
TORN EYS
NSELORS AT LAW,
NOTARIES PUBLIC Sc.
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
Collections promptly attended to, Taxes
paid, Titles examined, End Attracts furnish
81. v2n9ln
Il. e HI A L F # z R.
Rooy AN e SuoRuIgER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

No. The delegation from New Jersey,
appointed on the 2Sth ult., 60 to Charles
ton uncommitted. Those from Kansas
and also Nebsaska, arc instructed to go
for Douglas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

II. A GRAHAM, t
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
~ AGENT, Toledo Tama county, lows. Alr
business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. lapril IN, 1856 -n1-ly.
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anchors and start ont on eruhe N blue water Get n
your sosutrgs, u0st to Jour seal legs for wh's roc;
psoeass the visits Of your EDgnsh cousins vs
coast, 30 70 South Americs Try EuropecA on the sasp,
H you have got the pluck circumnavsste the world,
a d then come home and write book. \ win perpetu
ate your memory, reflect lustre your Deeds and re-
dound In honor 10 your country.
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Arrivals and Departures.
AnRrvAIl.

ss.sep.-esis Hsr,ss GIL 2vssvsrsn - o.sg-
si.u,s. Assa reasnan nasy Dana
osAsp Fuss, rf-Brg Hssrsh-D roSA N ssSA -
Toad kw nr Harsven M sAn1rsa-
Rrruosp-eHn1aAR Ywssswu-J HD0va M - IA
sscs b. ~ j., hssssss nsse.ss y93 Oh ~
4 sS 80. = h |. s sssc - Ds:sfsVI -
iees, ssss = nnspsssA vfsGa 3 -
ss.s ; runsa. siy 80 SkS1ys; - 49,
q ne. 80 - ~ essns NJ hsssssA oGNT1
M rc~er. ~ fe1s1 is1y ga to- 1870: WI 6~c-x
isdy end tvo cnAl rss; Nh ward NJ hsss, IG6s
cws ss,s Hys.s s,s ~ NJ - ~ -
siiS. y, sssss S1' :ss |, . - sS:sss
.csvos e-es~~sssp Rssssse-J eui~sy, ~ alnaA
xso~ies. sss,y ouaao. Loresso Jsso.s IN 8
resrase
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rns name 10 already fsailAas 70 ths majority e our
rssSers m, osanecuoa with reaaaAe career. she vss
launched Of sesauhss, l. L. IN June 1857, fcr d John
son, 90, Of This city, and cost $4,000. shs y the
.rrsst yacht ever built in This country, being svo hun
dred saa forty hrss nsssursnest and Of ths fol-
losing dsususoas Keel Is fsss dom q hold, - fsss
beam. fscs though belonging 70 Ne New York Yschs
Club she vss never snssrsd In rsos, nom Ne fact has
Vim her sssuremsat and oauvss shs would have had
10 rive no much ams 70 The cher bosAs
Inserioriy her accommodations we're Ne ncs' cosuy
and luxurious character, her cabin prsseasns ne Appss
ases Of msxnscssuy furnished psrlor, Wins ouH'de'
when employed for c purposes Of pleasure, everything
was - saus udy and ship chapel % he dpusess yachts
ran could desire Duriag the epsurs WATER, the o-ssr,
vrh pary Of gentlemen, started upoa cruise 70 tos
wc~ fsscs. Havana, New Orleans and otser southern
pcrss wh<rs they were bospiasly received AMI eussv
ined soor ser ths she aisyoesd Of fos The SUM
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srrssxs coru--,snrr.-Psrs 1-Ncs <3i7, assn,
tels, 1876, ssi, toi, t<sl. 2lIi ssD, <7zi, s<tl.
sss 2oe7 ss1I AesI .s1a siss asa as, cess, Nel,
2-Nos. its2 s2ss A4so, S43s, casa sSoo s2,o soea,
e4, lit1 esss s12o, ass, 1890 2sss, 49, $3.50. sss
lass, 2ioo 2ose solo, tess s37s tses 49, 400, 49,,
1919, ss5s, <Tee
Truyn saw pwrrs corrs--sAns - ssssr~
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STEAM WATCHING IN AMERICA

ID yet In no infancy. There probably not more hsu
fifteen or t~snsy ysch In the country. OF thsse
for or ave tns city, two ~ lake George, two
on Lske Erie, one or two u Albany ssd The same
number n Nssburg but ell are comparatively
small, beng only from brv 70 any fsss long, and
IRON seven 20 ten borpe power and no, eAicussd for
rough wsAshsr rhcy seasray HAYES nsss pair * heels,
ho~evsr, and puff Along In smooth water 1t the rate
6swslve or nnssa miles hosr Several o. Asss
have been buln By shs Mesrs Stanton. Of Nsveurs,
one of whacA Arm ~ swimmer, IN company WIN several
ssntssss went a fas - Ne hsad Il Lake ChsmpiNn Ia
ssssn yachs swssy i've test long, I've sst beam wan
seven hors psvw engine. rsey cruissd about for
nrss vssks Win Ne noss perfscs ocnfcvt and ssfev
visiting N ths pons of nssrsss In that historic locality
and ca Hsgha thssr hour 70 close In consequence q
desire On NE payt d sews interior esntswsn IN The VI
entity 70 posssss tss ntss sssansr himssH Mr.. VIM.
Aspiuvsn, Of nis city, owssd beauufu steam yscht o.
~ tons bursn, called Ne Pretty which he sold 70 sse
Surveying Department
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ENGLISH YAcHrsMEy ABROAD.

Bsny one shiDs more the, sso.sey hes sses
70 ys>t,ns IN E7s'srd, t5s sfvesaroas spirit wnlss
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-12
Sefonnfrn0~ dpnuerm.

Vie u~nttrSeidnettI, lenfen bic Gufmert1amfett
ocn Wsrerpert0uiern auf tor 2aoer pon G,rpce.
rice, propiioue, Ms6t, Giaarreu, &autabat unp
ipnltl9e Artttel, bic 9emGbrlit in etnsm rerarti.
gen Wbolelole-0 elhGft sriibrt wtrben. SeIon.
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