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CELESTIAL PHENOMENA THIS YEAR.
There will be four eclipses this year
two of the sun and two of the moon.
The first an annular eclipse Of the sun,
January 22d; invisible to all North
America. The second partial eclipse
OF the moon February 9th, in the even
ing; visible here. The third q total
eclipse Of the sun, July 18th, in the morn
ing; this eclipse is visible here, but to-
tai in Europe, Asia, &c. The fourth, a
partial eclipse OF the moon, August lst,
In the afternoon visible on the oppo-
site side of the earth. A rare phenome-
non, visible throughout the United
States without a telescope. Occultation
moon and Venus-April oath, in the
evening, and the moon passes near Ju-
piter, April Goth, in the evening. We
nus is evening star until July 18th =
thence morning star to the years end.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-12

STEREosCoPIC SPECTAcLEs. Prof.
Wharton Jones has made an important
optical discovery, which, while advanta-
geous to persons of weak eyes, will be
priced by all who appreciate eyesight
1t is torn of spectacle glasses whereby
paintings and engraviugs appear as
stereoscopic pictures; that lie, the fig
ures and objects are seen in full relief
and roundness. The glasses may be fit
ted and worn as ordinary spectacles, or
used in an opera glass, and with an eff.
feet as surprising as it is delightful. To
frequenters Of picture galleries-to anti
quaries fond of studying Gothic archi-
lecture, and the features of old ruins
the now glass will be as a double vision.
A machine has been made for GU ding
the glasses, and we hear that they will
shortly be on sale Chambers Journal.
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And by BURROWS PRE1TYMAN DA LZELI
jy6-dly Davenport, Iowa.
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l1oehine, pasensoa Oeeohoe 1855.
uAvING PURCHASED THE RIGHT 70
IL nAnufasturs and sell the above machine II
the State Of Iowa, we hereby give notice TO ai Who
have washing to do land who have not) that "a
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Manufacturer Of the Improvsd
lnvimcibDc or VentiDatimg
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
LADIES' Ornamental Hair Work,
BRAIDS, BANDEAUS, &c.
Also Of
Exquisite Hair Jewelry,
SUCH AS PINS, RINGS. BRACELnT0.
NECKLACES, EAR DROPS, Do.
No. ~ Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois.
49, Persons residing in any Part Of
~ the world can have Wigs or Tou-
~a PEGS made to order by + king Vie
4 measure ~ here directed Ne.
round the head No. 2 from tenn
plo to temple below the crown !;
No. ; from the hair on the fore
ear. When measuring for Toupees cut paper
pattern the sise and shape Of the badness.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.
oct14dly.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. C. TODD,

WILL commence selling his Entire Stock at Cost
on Saturday the 10th inst.
dec 9 1859.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
SlaeriMs Sale.

BY virtue Of m execution issued from the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, OF Ia-
mo County, Iowa, and to me directed, in favor
Of Moses Pickett, and against N. +. Taylor
and N. Is. Hiatt, have levied on, and will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on Sa'ur-
,lny the 2lst day Of April A. d. 1860, ut the
Court House door in Toledo, Iowa, at 10 Q CLOCK
Il. NJ. of said day, the following property to-
wit: Five acres om,nencing ut the n. "
corner Of $. ". Of $. ". Of S. town 81
Range ii West, running 10 rods south thence
SO rods east, thence 10 rods north, thence So
rods west, 4 five acres more commencing &c
rods south Of tho above described corner and
running 10 rods south, 50 rods east thence IL
rods north, thence so rods west to place q
beginning; taken as the property OF said n
+. Taylor to satisfy said execution interest
and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash.
THOMAS MURRAY,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa March 22a 1850.
Printers fec $500 v2n22 VA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
SlERICF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
lama County, Iowa, and 10 me directed in
favor of William r. Gilbert and against John
Bale, have levied on and will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 2lst
day Of April A. D. 1860 at the Court House
door in Toledo Iowa, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of
said day, the following property. to-wit: the
North East quarter Of the North West quarter
Of S ,ction twenty two, Township eighty two,
North of Range Ia West of 5th p. NJ taken
as the property Of said John Bale, to satisfy
said execution, interes; and costs.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff e Tama County.Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, March 22d 1850.
Printers Fee $500. v2n22w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
why Elect Lincoln ?

Tho Prose & Tribune asks this ques
ton and then answers it in the following
able manner.
When the Democracy took new
lease Of power, in 1856, there was large
surplus-trenty four millions Of dollars
in the National Treasury, which surplus
has been spent among Democratic favor.
ties, and the country has been run in
debt to the tune Of st:rty odd millions,
which money it owes to day, and which
you, farmers, mechanics and laborcrs,
will DO obliged to ray There is an an.
nual deficit in receipts, and to meet the
interest on tho debt which the Demo
cratic party has contracted, new Treasu.
ry notes arc issued from time to time,
and they in turn are fur 1cd, forming
the basis Of new loans, new taxes, new
impositions upon the laboring classes -
The Baltimore Patriot shows where this
money has gone:
!" he enormous amounts paid out for mule
contracts, and transportation contr. cts, and
useless mail contracts, to political dependents
the vast sums lost to the Treasury by sales
to favorites, rs in the sales Of forts and pur.
chases Of new sitcs,--the beauties Of the Wen.
dell printing .contracts-tho expense Of cngi
neering lie ompton and the English bill
through Congrcss,-of filling mp Navy Yard.
with idlers, to carry Congressional districts
in New York and Pennsylvania; the embszzl:.
ments Of public officers, and the many little
ways through Live Oak jobs, and coal jobs
and several other little jobs, revealed nndc,
the Covode Committee, show how this enor.
nous amou mt has been saddlcd on the country
The election Of LrNcoLN.-an homes,
man-is necessary to put stop to this
crimina! waste and extravaganza, and
to bring the finances Of the country
back toan honest basis. IF he had no con
scrvative record on the Slavery question
if he were not distinguished for hi.
sound and statcsmanlikc views upor
matters of national concern, his election
would be dema nded simply in view O.
the confusion and ruin into which til.
finances of the. government have fallen
lie will restore them
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
S,,erIns Sale.

By virtue OF Especial execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, Of
Tama coanty. Iowa. and TO me directed in IA
vor Of Levi Il. Nelson and against William
Gausdcn. hive levied on and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. on Saturday the
2lst day OF Arpil A. II. $780, at the Court
House doar in Toledo. Iowa, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. of said day, the following described prop
eaty to wit: the N. +. Of s. L. !. and the
8. E. Of N. E. /, also w Of N. L. t Of n
f. / offs 33 Town s. N. R. 13, W.. Said 70.
al estate was decrecd to be sold by decree Of
foreclosure Of a certain Bond, taken as the
property as commanded in said special Exc
cutien 10 satisfy said execution, interest anc
costs
Terms Of sale, Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, march 2lst 1860.
Printers Fee $500 v2n22w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
From Arizona Indian Outrages.

ST. Louis, juno 4 -Correspondenco
Of the Republican from Messilla, A rixona,
reports Indian outrages in various parts
Of the territory. 4 train Of "a mules
from Sonora were attacked by Apachess
near Hanover Copper Mines and captur.
ed-fvo persons killed. Al the mules
at Elwell and Dragon Springs Stati,n on
the Overland route were stolen. Tho
route being without protection Is liable
to be interrupted. Fort Fillmore ~ the
only reliance, and it is said to DO garri.
soned by ten sick men and con,ma oding
officer. Lieut.. Whistler has been ap.
piled to for rations for volunteers Who
had rOno ont.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
( its rayarcS. SCA

1
of its ravagcs. 'cL
A number of CURIOUS INcIDEyTsAr,
related in connection with this tornado
the majority Of which illustrate its incon
ccivable force.
! The Anamosa Eureka in reciting thu
injury to Mr.. Aliens family in Jones
County, says:
Mr. Allen was found about 5 rods
north from where the house stood; Mrs
Allen 25 rods south west; one girl sa
rods south west the other IS rods south
east; the boy 10 rods south east; Nile:
So rods southeast. One Of tho stills o.
the house, 16 feet long and 8 by 10 in
ches, was found about 80 rods west bu
ried IL feet in the solid prairie" also
:. The grass was cut shorter than it could
have been with scythe.
Nine head Of horses, Il cattle, and IL
hogs were found dead on one so acre lol
and nearly as many more were taken
from the same land, badly hurt. Also
dead dogs. cats, rabbits, prairie and do
nestle chickens, &C."
Near Sterling in Illinois tho hurricane
came from the south west, and blew with
sufficient force to carry pieces Of farni
ture two miles.
In Camanche, mother was discovered
lying dead with her little i,fant in her
arms, upon ~hom no visible injury could
be found-the breath Of life having de.
parted from both.
Another mother was found lying dead
with her two little ones by her side-alI
three cold and stiff.
4 woman, the top Of whose head wos
completely severed, was found lying By
the side Of shattered building her
death must have been sudden and terri.
BILE.
A young man By the name Of Sessions,
was standing on the portico Of the third
floor Of the Mil!ard Hotel, when the
wind took him up and carried him about
two husdred feet, and let him down with
but little injury.
A little girl was found in Scott CO., nearly
two miles from the track of the tornado.
She was seen to fail, and was found with
her head buried in the mud from which
she was Immediately extricated alive.
From Rogers Settlement, 10 Clinton
county, : child four years old Was carried
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

nc q distance OF two miles and killed.
!. OF Mr.. Walroo's family Of six, in the
same county, all were killed but one, a
# little girl, who was carried half q mile,
10 and escaped with life, but was badly in.
jurcd.
cs At Camanche, q Mr.. Milliner hurried
10 his wife and infant child into the cellar,
3 and started to go down himself; but the
Is house moving at the instant he was abou,
to half way down he was carried under it
and crushed to death. A few hours pre-.
:. vious he was speaking to his wife Of his
y possible sudden death, and stated the dis.
d position he would like to have made Of
|. his property in such an event.
y. G. Q. Westphal, grocer, had observed
,r the storm coming up, and but a few
- seconds previous to its burst oftcrror and
" ofruin, placed hi, wife and four children
- in the cellar, when he made the impious
remark, as testified to before the Coro
10 ncr's Jury, that he "guessed God AL
:. mighty vas intending to see what lie
: could do going to put on some Of His
extra touches" Al this moment the
n large three story brick building crumblcd
' ,ih over bis head, crushing him in the ter
Awhile ruins.
The house in which DR.. Manning
'roSr:cd, at Camanche, IS two story frame.
Gu the storm came on he was absent,
ILL his wife and son were at home.
ey are praying people. The house
oss started from it's foundation, when
y AZ made the remark to her son, If the
All orord wills, we shall be saved, otherwise
Il meeerc is no hope and they fell upon
cir knees, and prayed fervently. The
- ouse started from its foundation, but
4 coon settled back to its proper position.
nd they were totally uninjnred. The
This ouse suffered only the loss Of one half
the roof
And A similar incident occurred with the
an. Misses Brumcry. When tho storm
,ar:ame on, they we're quietly enjoying
- themselves in their sitting room. They
however, soon sought safety in their
bedroom, where they knet in prayer.
= and they remained til the storm was
e over. The house crumbled before the
n. terrific storm, but at its close they came
rs cut totally ucscathed, The house was
or built Of brick, and it fell down all around
:, Them, roof and floor, and all the sides
70 Of the building, save two walls Of the
= bedroom in which they had taken refuge.
It Mr.. James Burgc near Mount Vernon
to lost 81 500 in paper money when his
he house was blown down, but afterwards
III recovered about 81 900 Of it.
IN The entire length Of the storm was
cs about $50 miles, almost every mile Of
's which can testify to it's Overwhelming
y force and destructive power, either in
is the loss Of life or injury to persons and
II property.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
Thieving Indians.

1t was once currently reported and
believed thas the American Aborigines
were strictly honest, even to the smallest
particular. This, certainly can be said
ofthem 40 longer; 70, if they ever pos
sessed this cnnobling virtue, it has sadly
departed from them, and they are now
the degenerate stock ola once more no
bic race. Many facts might be related
in illustration Of their theiying propen.
stiles, which are however generally con-
6oed to the taking Of horses.
About two years ago, squad of Win
ncbagoes came down from Minnesota to Wis.
it tho tribe Of Masquakas living on the
Iowa bottoms 10 our county. Ate re.
naming few weeks, they left ia the
night time, taking with them fifteen Or
sixteen ponies belonging to the latter,
and three or four American horses from
residents ofour county. We believe one
or two Of the American horses we're
after much vexation and expense recov.
cred; but how the loss Of the ponies was ar.
ranged, We have beon unable to ascertain.
Last winter two Indians left, on foot,
the tribe in our county, and returned in
the spring with two American horses nd
saddles. One Of the animals is . gray
mare, and the other sorrel having the
use Of but one eye. They stated they
also had another horse near Marengo, 10
Iowa county. A few days ago, in com
pany with another Indian, they started
for the eastern part Of our State, proba
bly, for the purpose Of trying their luck
in that section. In, justice to the Ma
squakas, however, We must say they dis.
claim sny participation in the affair, and
say that the two Indians who came to
their camps with the American horses,
do not belong to their tribe
A proper publicity Of this latter affair
might lead to the recovery Of these horses
BY the righsful owners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

- Our Helena friends are manifestinr q
tsue patriotic spirit in their determination to
kssp in remembrance the birth day Of our
American Independence by celebrating tn.
same in proper and csmmendable manner,
They extend IN invitation to all the inhabi.
tsnts u the county, and promise they shall
b amply supplied at their free dinner with
al the substan,ials, deserts and etce.eras.-
We have not learned who will deliver the orr.
ton, but presume some one will be procured
that viii % honor to the occasion. In the
svsnins, II il proposed to "trip the light fan.
tsstse tee, (reader have you got one,) at the
Hotel Of Mr.. Clem's, and thus close the festiv.
tiles q the day.
i No celebration is held in our town We
presume large number Of eur citizens will
b n sttendance.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of an execution issued from the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court, OF
Tama County Iowa, and to nae directed IN
favor Of Charlotte Alden and against William
W. White, | have leyeid on, and will offer
for sale 10 the highest bidder, on Saturday tie
alst day Of April \. D., 1850, At the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa at 10 o'clock a.
n. Of said day the following property, to-wit;
Tot No. E,eveL ~ in Block No. One 4 )intne
Towu Plot Of Toledo Tama County Iowa taken
as the property Of said William W. White,
10 satisfy said execution, interest and costs
Terms Of sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY. Sheriff
Of Tama county. Iowa
Toledo, Iowa March 22nd. ISL current ga
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
Liver Com piaaint Cured.

CINCINNATI, October Is, 1857.
Mr.. A. L. ScovILL-Dcar Sir:--I feel il ny
duty to let you know what your medicine has
done for my wife. She was greatly troubled
with the Liver Complaint, attended with Dc
bility, for number Of years. The ply sician's
prescriptions which we tried. failed to cure her.
We tried your Blood Syrup, together with bath.
ing over the liver with salt and alcohol every
night, and ~ tho use Of five bottles she was
entirely cured. Yours respectfully,
DAVID FREEMAN.
Recidencc on Court st., between Race & Elm.
Sold BY agents in every town In the Country.
Sec advertisement in another column Of eur
paper.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
OLIVER STATESMAN.

WATCHES, CLOCKS l. JEWELRy.
Silver s. Plated Ware,
Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Spectacleoout
AND ALL
KINDS OF FANCY GOODS )
n. r. Repairing of all kinds done s war.
ranted to give satisfaction.
Those visiting the city will fnd it to their
advantage to give me a CALL
Powe!s Block first Brick Block East Of the
fremont House.
Iowa City, July l, 1857. ne-tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
who wants Improved stock.

There are many Of the farmers Of this
State who want to purchase thorough.
bred, provocative animals, with which to
cross upon our native breeds; to obtain
ono or tso from long distance would
involve an expenditure and risk, which
few are willing or abe TO undergo. The
undersigned, ,ncrs'ofe, proposes to pur.
chase such as may be ordered between
this and thc first Of August next, provi
dcd the aggregate orders amount to IS,
900, Of cattle, sheep and hogs, and dc
liver the same at Iowa City, at tho time
Of the State Fair. They will be Of such
breeds as may be ordered and if posi-
bic to be obtained in this or any OF the
ncighborinS or Eastern States, and dc.
livcred at the proposed time and place
they will be procured The selection
will be made by parties perfectly compo
tent to the task, and the animals will,
in every respect, be equal to the guaran.
t.. The cost Of delivery will not exceed
Is per cent on animals purchased at a
cost Of 500 or under, and 10 per cent
on those costing more than Sl00. No
charge will be made for purchasing.
Persons ordering will be as specific as
possible in the description Of the kind
and breed Of tho animal required. and il
Of cattle, whether the necessary requi
sites are for beef or butter, or BOTH
Thirty per cent Of the amount Of the
order must accompany the order, and a
forfeiture Of thirty per cent more if the
animal or animals are not taken from
the point Of delivery at the time men
toned. All orders Of 500 and under
will have to be met in full when the an.
imal or animals are delivered. On or.
dsrs beyond that amount, it is thought
that six months time can be given on
approved paper, less tho 80 per cent ad.
vanced. IF any order cannot be filled, the
money advanced will be returned to the
party ordering. Great caution should
be exercised in the remittance Of money
and ell sums over ten dollars should for
safety, be in draft on New York Or
Chicago. Address, ID
VIM. DUANE WILSON,
Sec'y Iowa Farmers College, Des
Moines, Iowa.
Notice to Breeders and others.
Breeders and others in this State or
elsewhere, who have thorough bred cat.
tie Of any breed, or sheep or hogs Of i'm.
proved breeds, to dispose Of, would do
we'll to give full description Of them,
with their ages, &c, connecting with each
animal the price for which he will sell
the same, if in this State delivered at
the State Fair, and if any other State
delivered on their farms. Address,
WM. DUANE WILSON,
Sec'y Iowa Farmers College.
~ Jenny Lind Goldschmidt and her
husband are going to Sweden to pass the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

Connecting with all through trains for Chi
cago and the east.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma
quoketa!
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto,
Onion Grove with Stages for Upton, at Lisbon
with Stages fer Anamosa.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Marion.
Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Waverly, GAINESVILLE, Bradford, st. Charles,
Mitchell, Fl. Dodge, Sioux City, Toledo, Mari
eta, Eldcra. Nevada, Boonsboro, Homer, JET
ferson, Webster City, Iowa Falls Marengo
Newton, D.s>loines, and Council Bluffs.
With stea Blaekhawk on Cedar River
for Vintos and Waterloo.
This is the shortest, cheapest and most ex.
pesitioTs cute between Chicago and centra
Iowa, it being only 1876 miles from Chicago
to the Mississippi River, and thence: directly
into the Interior Of Iowa.
Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot
Chicago, Ills.
ma An agent will be at the depot in Full
ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or tn
Road, which will be conveyed across tho rive
| free Of charge.
NJ SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent.
/ J. II. HAM, General Fr't and Ticket Agent
Toledo December 18TH, 1859.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

place and Marion, and on near Lisbon
and Mt Vernon. It would BE a|mos,
impossible to give anything like true
description Of the storm along here.
A number Of individuals we're killed
and others wounded, in addition to what
ne ppbiished last week. Everything
movable was seen flying in almost every
direction. Horses and cattle were killed
some BY being hurled with almost light
ming speed before the storm. others by
being pierced through by flying
timb
The following We take from the Cedar
Vutley 7IHes Extra, Of the 5th inst.
the accounts Of which are mainly correct
as We have learned from later reports.