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Voted Against it.

1t is significant fact worthy of note and re.
membrance, thatin che House Of Represe nta-
tives last week. ten Republican Congressman
frem Ohio voted against Boteler's rerolution
for raising a committee OF one from each State
to consider the distracted condition ofthe coun-
try, and report what ought to be done to re-
store tranquility, confidence and good feeling
between the States Of the Union The whole
number ofvotes given against the passage of'the
resolution, was 38, showing that Ohio furnish :
ed more than one fourth of the entire opposi.
ton. That our realers may know how the o.
hio Republican members divided on this ques
ton, we append their names arranged so as to
show whether they voted for or against an ef
fortto adjust the troubles which threaten the
Union :a aga asss .aA '.-sr
FoR-Corwin, Gurley, Helmick, Theaker and
Trimbe---5. g'1a 3@ +2N
AaAINsr--Ashiey, Bingham. Blake. Carey
Egerton, Hutchins, Sherman, Stanton, Tomp-
kins and Wade-lO Ea g#ze@ III"
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0erOn Monday, Mr.. Wichtmkn. Democrat

61ron Mondsy, Mr.. wightmn, Democrat
and Unionist, was elected Mayor, of Boston,
the vote being: Wightnan, s,75s; Kimball, s.
6sl; Wightman's majority 3,0S7.
Isaac Davis, the Citizens candidate, was E.
lected Mayor ofWorcester.
Sargent, Republican) was chosen Mayor Of
Lowell.
Newbuyport elected Moses Davenport, the
Union candidate. over Elder Pike, Republican
Charles Wm. CASTOR (Unionist) was elected
Mayor ofRoxbury, by 200 plurality.
Horace G.. Hutchinson u Unionist was elected
Mayor ofCharleston by 784 majority.
These are cheering rays from Abolition rid
den Massachusetts.
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$500, 600. 600 A MoNTH!--It is estimated
hat the depreciation throughout the country
in the value of -four. wheat, cotton, wool, corn,
State securities, railroad and bank stocks, man
ufactured artiles, merchandise, real estate and
other property, since the election Of Lincoln,
has been not less that oo,000,o00 of dollars
So much for one m ,nth! So much on the. mere
prospect or suspicion Of disunion! What must be
the effect when disunion shall actually occur?
We leave il to,the readers Judgment. III
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Vermont Negroes and Wool.

The State of Vermont has refused to repeal
her Personal Liberty Bill, but she has since
then been compelled to submit to a repeal in
the price of wool. This staple which is her
chief product since Lincoln's election, has de.
clined from ten to fifteen cents per pounds
reduction OF halt million dollars in one years
production in that State alone.
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New Stock for the Fall and Win
ter trade. ... r..-.


Large Supply of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods.
aa Jewelry, &c, &c .l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ROBERT CoCHR RAN.
FOURTH STREET, sTEUBENvILLE,
TJAS Just received direct from the East
IL magnificent stock of Notions f.
A magnificent stock Of Simple Gsods.
magnificent stock of Domestic Dry Goods
a magnificent assortment OF Gold 4 Silver Watch.
es. A magnificent stock OF Iewelry! ..--
Broad Cloths, Salinetts, jeans, 'rw eeds &c.
large assortment, remarkably cheap, Cloths Tor
Cloaks, new Styles. Ready y-made CIoaks Tor la
dies, all late styles A splendid stock of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Sc, ected with great regard to taste
His stock Of Notions is unusually large aud ex-
ceedingly desirable. A superior stock OF Shirts,
l'ndershirts, Hosiery, and big stock Of Gloves,
Ribbons &c Sluart's Waxed Thread and Spool
Cotton, ,arge supply cheap He Keeps on hand
large asso i'm ri OF Ladies' Skirts Also Gold
and Silver Watches, Watch Guards, &c. Goods
Ied sither wholesale retail; Pittsburgh prices,
ooria. 9 off Great Inducements offered TO the
ladse Tor cash or approved credit. Every reason
reb satisfaction given and goods sold at city pri.
aces Aff7f --
adj easrs5 - R0BT. COCHRAN.
Oct 8, '60.lv Fourth street., Steubenvllle.
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esEPH MEANS JAMES MEANS gro. B. MEANS
MEANS G. BROTH ERS,
STEUB WILLIE, OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufaot1rersof of Threshing Ma.
chinr and Mill Castings, Geering Machinery, Pull.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shatting, with heav,
forging, &C., &c.
Our facilities enable us to do work OF this KIND
unequalIed in this part OF the State. Orders ad.
ressed to Means g. Brothers, Steuhenville. Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed TO us du.
RUG the last year relative to our Engines.
... .gl-s Alf5. LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., or
August !, 1856.
MEaNs& & BROTHERS: 'Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me- have
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 bushels OF
Coal and think If we had good dry wheat il could
be done with lesseeal. Ihave no hesitation in re-
''''''''S ' A. NJ. BUCHANAN
..-. ..E . DELAWARE CRY, K TT
I September 10, 1856, I
MyssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you work finely. II does all that we ask, or
t6nt YOU warranted it to do We wish you could
'''aN' ''''' N'0' " - oDBERT & SOLOMON
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, Jeff. co.
September l5 1856.
MEssRs MEANS g. BROTHERS: "My Engine does
frst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all occnons
recommend the purchase Of Engines Of your make
I.sn - a+ JAMES SCOTT.
HooKSTowN, Beaver CO. Pa
@@ +. ~ October II, 1856
MEssRs. MEANS & RKoTnERs Sowing to defec
tive foundation my Engine bought OF you, last sea.
on. did not do SO we'll. Nov it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as ittie fuel as anv
one know OIL wish all wanting Steam Engj1es
OO0'O '' - '''0 - sOTIIANlEL WOODROW
MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff Co. %
@ $3.50" ' October l2, 1856. I
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS: 'We have our WORK
all finished Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish ITO buy, call and
see ours 8gisas .t 4 y RALST0N d. BROWN.
| ScoTT Posi- OFFICE, Adams co.. o.,
| .' t H la March. LIST, SO.
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS. II have now finish
ed the starting of your second Engine. The mil
men are satisfied. II You hive ever built any tina
| beats either of them, should like to know where
! they are. Come and see these. q a.s f.s4
J ~ 4 % u OLIVER ROSS, ill-Wright.
/ SienhpnvilIa Ian d. .lSh7. M-L. .-.-- ML- N.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent lnstitution established by special
endowm ment for the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the cure Of Disea
scs Of the Sexual Organs. Ga2 %
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Act.
ing Surgeon, to all Tho apply by letter with de-
scription Of their CONDITION., tage, occupation,
habits Of life, &C., and in cases OF extreme pow
erty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on SpermaiOrrhuea, and other
diseases OF the sexual organs. and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensa ary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge Two or three Stamps for postage viii be
acceptable.
Address DR.J SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No. Q, South
Ninth street Philadelphia Pa. By order Of the
Directors -ae- Elg -" -
EZRA n. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
Oct. II, lS60-ly
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O,,.inous---The C api.oi i'm Flames

VHHHHHOtttEsss-'- -. hEC = NPttVE EH n HF"HCS'
While the Electoral College Of New York
was casting the vote of that State for Abraham
Lincoln, the State Capitol building was. discov-
cred 70 be On ire--not an upapt illustration Of
the more general condagratiou which the elec.
ton of Lincoln has caused. f yolia
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- TT O R II!

- II - Il - -A
I74, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
CtTONE & THOMAS announce to their frionds
- and the public that they are In receipt Of
their stock OF Fall aud Winter Goods embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Carpeting, Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain. Millinery Goods OF every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, COM
prising the largest, and in some respects, the
most desirable we ever brought to the city Our
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the advantages that fair dealing. long expe-
rience close attention to business, careful buying,
and buying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n ost Of our goods with cash. dlIec' ly from tho
manufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per cent
age We have ample facilities for d1ing a large
Jobbing Trade AMI invite the attention OF Mer-
chants to our siock before buying, and Failors to
our srock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
Without particnlarizng, We will say we keep
the largest stock in the city of the following as
well as all goods. .s. 7Eaag
Dress Silks. of every style and price. -1a-
Millinery goods, silks, velvets ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every stade ~
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis Of every grade and price.
Plalds & Prints, and woIsted fabrics for dresser.
tloaks and Cl0aking, Prints, Ticks, Musiins, :.
Flannels. BInnkets, and goods for Men and Boys
wear generally, -t ss5..r.s..
No good House shall sell cheaper
Our stock Of FURs WILDE fonad to be very de-
sirabe. We ask attention to our stoJk Of Car.
petng etc which is very full and Mt low prices.
All goods sold at a small advance on purchase.
Persons ma king puT chases in the city will ii md it
TO their interest greatly TO give us call before
buying. .. ....9 Al sc. t.-t.F
| Remember the sign of the Golden Bee. Hive, ~
"e'' '"' ''p'l''N STONE & THOMAS.
| Nov I, lS60-H at3ef .tL
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0J-'What makes you look SO glum, Tom?
. %, have to endure a sad trial to my feel
ings.' EaI
What on earth was it" II
why, had to tie on pretty girls bonnet
while her ma was looking on
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To Il en- cllerS.

.s.-..- To 4 en- chers. .
EXAMIN ATOMS will be held as follows,
commencing at 10 o'clock of the day mentioned
and continuing one day and half:
AtNew Athens, January 25, 1861. za a-f
At New Market. FEBRUARY %, 1861.
At Hopedae, March 90, 1861
The Examination at Hopedale will be held in
the Normal School building, and at the other pla-
ces, throsgh the courtesy OF School Officers, in the
Public school buildlhgs. --.t o. .-se.. -.
N- b. OrHe- of the Boz. d.,
..-. q. aa ,- M B ADAMS, Clerk.
Dee l2, 60 -v a.rsHa n# b.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEGHENY CRY, December 13, 1860.
UNION DROVE YARDS.

UNIUN UNUN u AhIJO.
.2 rs f-4 John ARender Proprietor.
The markets for all kinds of Bee ef was good,
the demand being principally local prices. how.
ever are not like that of last weeks. The Of
tering Of Hogs were very large, but the demand
for sheep and beeves were small in proportion
to last week.: aa -40 laite ''
+. BEEV ES-The total amount offered, loot up
506 head, OF which AL were sold at 2ks @34;
balance sent to the Eastern markets r.
SHEEP-About 413 head were offered, and
3l3 head sold at $2,25 per head; balance sent
East -s-. eH .fs uaS rte Igsi .a -Hs ,
HOGS-3,595 head offered, and 22S4 head
sold, at AZ @5l4 gross, balance sent East.
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% PAlITTNTG
Dr woHtn1an.
PUP CHEMICOPATHIC

NJ CHENICVPATHIC T1-l I'M yI-I )
PHI Y SICIA N
Will be in Cadiz, at the National House, Sat
h. urday, December %, 1860.
nR. WORI'M AN claims to be regularly ed
~ ucated Physician, and does not wish to be
set down among those llliterate Quacks who have
infested the country from time to time. DR.. W.
wishes 1t also known that he expects to visit Cad y
ia for some time to come, and trusts by, close at
tentien to business and an honorabis dealing to
merit share of patronage in chronic diseases
years. A large number Of cases can be produced
in this county who have been cured by DR.. Wort
mans new treatment, after doctoring for years TO
no effect. DR.. w. was part of bis time, while
a student of medicine. under the instruction Of
the far. famed i,rol. Ackley, oi Cleveland. Ohio
also ad private instructions from Prof. Kirkland !,
upon Physical Dingno SIS e0l' -iaJsa4a%
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fa-HI ar TE; Es WI 81: '- f'
For n full ~ WnliAnited Course $40.

a1rStudents can enter at any time and review al
pleasure. -.g.s ggaa7 u s aEHa2Jah
The usual time to complete the course Is from
to 10 weeks ~
/ Good boarding can be had at $2,5 per week
Cost of Books Diploma, &c, So. --..
For u particulars, address
III sr1 - mccoy & CO.,
/. .F..s.-. .--,se,- Columbus, Ohio.
Nov IA 196O-lv
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Mr.. Douglss--"No law can be said TO be left
unsxscutsd, unless il has been brought before q
court OF some sort"
Mr.. Green--"I do not uphold the sentiment
Of stealing horses or negroes"
Mr. Douglas--"I spoke only as to the nom
execution OF tho laws"
Mr.. Fitch--"I know my State for the last
twenty five years, There has been but one in
stance Of the rescue ofa fugitive"
Mr.. Powell--"Some time ago negro ran a.
way from Kentucky to Illinois, and the Cover
nor OF the latter commonwealth did not perform
bis daty."
Mr.. Wade--"IfT reccollect rightly, the in
diciment did not show that the party was ever
in Krtucky"
Mr.. rowell--"Tle gentlemen is evidently
mistaken"
Mr.. Wadc--m do not know much about it,"
Mr.. Powell-"You had better investigate
the facts Of tire case before you draw the atten-
ton ofthe Senate 10 it, f.,
Mr.. Tugh--'Is the gentleman (PowelD a.
ware OF all the tacts?'
Mr.. Powell--"The Governor of Illinois was
wrong"
Mr.. Davs--"Alas! it all resulted in crimi-
nation and recrimina,ion."
Mr.. Mason--"Our grievances are creative
have been humiliated"
Mr. Douglas--'Congress should apply the
I
necessary legislation. A Convention of sepa-
rate States to settle this matter is not necessa
ry"
unless We have evidences that the Constitution
and the laws will be upheld by Convention o.
the different States, we are not bound to remain
in the Union" .H--
Mr.. Collamer-"The State Legislatures sho'd
aid in establis hing fraternal feeling"
| Mr.. Wigall--"Slaves have been recognized
as property in at least three places in the Con-
stitution. Our rights have been violated.
| Mr.. Douglas--"Because the rights OF the
Southern States have been violated, does that
justify them in leaving the UnionT'
| Mr.. Wighl-"Do the Senator from H., in
stead of answering one question, propose anoth-
err" ..s-
Mr.. Douglas cited the bill annulling the leg
islatien Of Kansas. This caused general in
terchange Of expressions between Messrs. Wig
fall, Brown and Douglas, pending which, on
motion of Mr.. WigGall, the Senate, at 4.3o P.
M, adjourned. -af
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NTcGUFFlES SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS
lYl New and Old, large supply on hand, and
for sale cheap at J. BEALL'S.
TOWNS New SpelIer, good supply at moder
l. ate rates at -.. - BEALL'S.
CCHOOL BIOGRAPHIES, r- 1E
y Cornel's Series, New Edition
Mtchells do do
MCnteiths do do
Smiths do do ALA.
Ali at short profits at BEAL LIS.
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WAsHiEeroN, December 13.

h 100 n aa'l.s eltt..a a00o 1850 !
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yxT IiO takes the best likenesses in Cadizi-
w DAVIS fa x.e5est eah 5f fessT1ass
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29
BLACKSNIITHS

Supplied WITH Horse "a Oar !; Nail Rods. Horse
Nails, and all kinds Of Plow Steel, Cast
Steel, Iron. &C., atfgures
Right dozen Il. the bone, and as Lo,c as
at Cedar Rapids.
buy my goods direct from the Manufacturers
And Will Not no UndersOld
by shy Establishment in Vinton or Cedar
s'W& iaass Rapids.
The above is no humbug, but a bona lidc thing.
a-2l.ly w. B. VAN HORN
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AklGrln,x NAic.

by virtue OF an execution issued fron, the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, Of Ia
IN. County, Iowa, and 10 Inc directed, in favor
~ Moses Pickett, and against n. /. Taylor
ard N. Il. Hiatt, have levied on, and will
efer for sale TO the highest bidlef. on Saiur-
day the is; day of Apri! 4. D. 1860, Mt tho
Court Esns9 door in Toledo Iowa, a. ~ 9 c ock
a. NJ. q ssid day, tie following property to
wit: Five acres, commencing ut the N. ".
corne. o. 5 u. of s. y. ! of $. town 81,
Range IL West, running 10 rods south thence
80 rods east, thence 10 rods north thence 50
rods west, L five acres more commencing -
rods south Of the above described corner and
running l0.reds soath, So rods east thence 10
rods north, ,thence 80 rods west to place of
beginning; taken IS the property Of said n.
+. Taylor to s<tisfy said execution interest
apd costs.
Terms Of sale, caSh.
THOMAS MURRAY,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo. I "a March 221 1860.
Printers fee 5000. vcn22 WI.
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SslcriEs'S S:asc.
Mortgage Foreclosure.


BY virtue Of special execution issued from,
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Distric, Court CT
Tama county. Town, and to me directed in ia
vor Of Christian Badly, md against Peter L.
Ba'ay Asenath Badly ...ts wife. VIM. Balday &
HarriettJ. Buy his wife 4 James Clark,
have .vvlcd on, an; will offe. for sale 70 the
highest bidder on Saturday the 1th day Of
4 prii, A. D.. 1885, at the Court House door in
Toledo, Iowa. between the hours Of 8 o'clock
\. NJ and o'clock P. NJ, of said day, tic
following property, to-wit: that part Of lot
No 4, in Block No. Z. being IS feet, on High
Street and running back 81 feet on. broadway
Street, in an ohlong form in the Village Of
Toledo, Tama Co, Iowa; also certain other
tract Of Land, commencing at the South East
Corner Of the North West | Of Section 8, in
Town. So North Of Range Is W. thence % run
North on the East line of said quarter Section,
SCI rods, thence West 81 rods, thence South, 5a3
\ rods, thence East 50 rods to the place of BE.
gining, containing Ten Acres, also the North
East Of South west and S. Of North Yves;
! OF South East of Section 20, in township 81
Of Range Is, W.. Said Land having Lecn de
creed to bc sold ~ decree Of Foreclosure q
snid Mortgage. Taken ms tic property a.
comma ndcd in said Special Execution, TO sat
| isfy said execution, interest and costs.
Terms Of sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
leEsFSE a ofTamh County. Iowa.
To!exn, iowa. March .sh 1860. v2s2ov4.
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SHERIrF,S SALE.

BIZ virtue Of m execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Tans County, Iowa, and to mo directed in
favor Of William 7. Gilbert and against John
Bale, 1 have levied On and will offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, on Saturday the 2lst
day Of April A. D. 1860, at tho Court House
door in Toledo, lows, at 10 o'clock A. N. OF
said day, the following property, to-wit: the
North East quarter Of the North West quarter
Of Section twenty two, Township eighty two,
North Of Range IA West of 9th P. NJ, taken
o the properly Of said John Bale, to satisfy
said execution, interest and costs.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff # Tama County'Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, March 22d 1860.
Printers Fee $500. v2n22w4
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Slacrins Sale.

By virtue of Especial execution issued from
the Office Of tho Clerk Of the District Court, Of
Tams county, Iowa, md to mo directed in IA
vor Of Levi B. Nelson aud against William
Gausden, have levied on and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
2lst day Of Arpil A. d. 1860, at the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Of said day, the following described prop
eaty to wit: the N. E. Of S. E. End the
3. p. ofN. =. /, also W N. +. + ofN.
B. offs 83 Town s. N. n. Is, W.. Said r.
nj estate was decreed to be sold by decree Of
foreclosure Of . certain Bond, taken as the
property IS commanded in said special Exc
.cutisn 70 satisfy said execution, interest and
scostB
Terms Of sale, Cash.
..#4.ss. THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
as Toledo, Iowa, march 2lst 1860.
,s Printers Fee $500 v2n22w4
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SlIERIFE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk Of The District Court, OF
Tama County Iowa. and to ne directed IN
favor Of Charlotte Alden and against William
". White, have levcid on, and will offer
for sale 70 tho highest bidder, on Saturday the
2lst day Of April 4. D., 1860, At the Court
IIonse door in Toledo Toye 1t 10 o'ciook A.
NJ. Of said day sthe following property, to.xil;
Lot Ma. Elever tl1)in Block M. One Il ynikS
Town Plot Of Toledo Tama County Iowa takon
IS the property Of said William W. White,
to satisfy said execution, interest md costs
Terms Of sale Cash 81 saAEHssS
THOMAS MURRAY. Sheriff
iaat Of lama county, Iowa
Toledo, Iowa, March c.nd, 1860.
80 Print>t's Fec $500 S2n29wl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29
Sheriff s Salc.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
nlice Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
rama county Iowa, and to me directed, in "a
vor Of Levi iiayworth, and against Hruncr
Kuns and VIM. G. Bywatcrs and Vim. b. King
heir surctys, have levied on, and will offer
FOR sale to tie highest bidder, on Saturday the
It'll day Ct April, a. d., 1860. at the Court
House door in Toledo, low q, between tho hours
Of 9 o'clock a. m. and clock r. m, Of said
day, the following propc, ty, to-wit: the south
west quarter Of the north east quarter Of see
ton thirty (S0> in township eighty four (si,
n, nth. Of range IS west Of 18th. p, M, taken a.
the property Of said Samual Bruner, iosa,isf,
said execution, interest and costs
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
sgxkIsass.E 81 ofsyelna County,. Iowa
Toledo. Iowa. March 10th, 1850 vcn2Ovx.
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H<o & ~ L.

Mr.. Hamthief is requested to steal
one Of orr papers for We know he IS not
q subscriber--and read the article in our
columns to-day by "The man that lost
the meat to see If he will not accept his
offer for more. This is rare opportu
nifty for his extension fingers and better
be accepted.
We have had some petty thieving Of
this kind in town for some time past
aud it is about time the rogue was detect
Cd and exposed.
Our weather, for tho past week, has
not been as warm and pleasant Us tho
week previous. The evenings have been
quite cool and the days windy and chilly.
We observe however that our farmers
have been busy in puttiag in their crops.
Farmers, and others interested,
should preserve this paper for future
reference t. the Premium List Of the
Agricultural Society Of our county.
Although, through the interference
ofothere, our Sheriff failed in bringing
home with him Srall and Seaman, the
Proprietor Of the peoples Drug Store
has not failed in receiving from Chicago
= choice lot of Drugs, Medicines Glass,
Paints, Oils &C., which he is now Offering
to our people at reasonable rates. For
further proof read his new advertisement
and try him.
u. Frank Epeneter has just received
some fresh Groceries suited TO the wants
Of our community. Those wanting any
thing in his line will do we'll to exam.
ins his stock.
If you wish to see very nice little
piece Of machinery operate to laughing
charm, call at the Clothing Store Of Car
son & Mclching. There sewing machine
certainly does the thing up just right
1t also enables them to nuke up 4 suit
clothes for any man (and perhaps woman)
upon very short notice. lfyou buy your
clothes OF them you will get the kind
that will wcar--n0t tear. Call aud cx
anime their cloths it will please them
as we'll as yourselves.