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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
IN ORDERING TICK Els oRcERTIFIcArr

Enciosethe amount OF Inoneysto our address, &
what YOU wish TO purchase, name the Lottery
which you v ;sn Il Testec, and u hefher you vi
~hoIes Halves az Quarters, Eghths, rece|
of which We send what is ordered, BY hrst mail,
gether with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing n Printed Draw
certified 20 by the Commissioners, viii be sent,
an Explanation.
a. Purchasers willplcasew write their signatu|
and State
AlIeamrnunic alton sstrictly confidentiPl
sx- Allprizes OF 81 GOO and under aidimmedis
yafterthe lrawing-Othel pTizefatthe usua aim
forty days.
UPMood Eddy Co.'S lotteries are drawn
Augusta Georgia. and "A ilmiDgtop, Delaware.
Address0rd or ficketsor Certificates by D
or Express 10 be directedto
wooD, EDDY CO. Augusta Georgia
or, wooo, EDDY CO. Atlanta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Delaware
sS-Cireulars containing Schemes for the moi
viii be sent free OF expense BY addressing as abb
Jan2I
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Land for sale.

+ VIII sell the p. sznises upan which nov reside,
il sstaafcd npeh lie Nashvssie and durffeesboros
Turnuike and also uEs.n the SashsIlie and tbsafs-
nooes sailsozd about Is tases from Aashsiitss aud
! nslle fruu Lssrssse.
ell sell esiher the easire trasfs consisting Of
4eo acres, Gals parsisn Of the sa'e, consisting
81 saaus 80 peres- Tue preh8ses have nes and
carnsslodsans dwelling. seketAef With al necessary
slsss Eessrs les nssjstety between the Turnpike
ana faslfesd, treating e4eht and are u mega
hogseod If excellent Sch ss, tharehes and sseseI
1he lAad = vel uartsred. and = 4 The aosfeB snd
a usTrsezae Creek. There = about 30 acres u
kleafee lssse aFsgH trzrt.
The absse izra all salli genssemsa whe a-s asiae
bsEsta1esz IN Askhs e SD Asse faF tariaae pErSo-
Sc xrnerzliy, e4lEet Be excelled ~ aaT @na "a
Tennessee
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eash y hen Ioszesssea = given sikh WI Pc k.ssn
az any finssl The bsisnce nlon aud years s.sa.
set interest," asy oder tsrlas has 81 Eus -
purchaser. peTszzns aes g faEetzs1nk esh -
rezs TIE nnaerzsse Al f.F srEns Teansssees 81 Dc
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
CAUTION

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Coai, Coal. Coat.
Negroes for Sale.

xxrx havss ssss lei af rsxress fsr aals. suen<
w shess several kea4 siftz ksfzsbse Ter hpa<e
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Buena Vista Springs
FOR REM.

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
i city on an excellent turnpike road, Is bow Offer
I'd for rent for The ensuing year. The proDrietors
have spared expense IN identifying the grounds,
and making sHca substauti ! improvements 10
make IL nyitlnF place for these pleasure seekers
whose bush Will admit of bat llmitee absence
iron the city. There the grcuBcs one well
furnished heuse ovEded with everything requisite
To social amusement, Billiards. Sc. also desirable
a residence Also another building detached con
tanning two and excellent TeH-P.n Alleys, Bar,
sc
The premises contain two never Ealing Sulphur
Springs that early attract thousands from the City
o account OF their medical and paiatsble qualities.
For further PARTICULARS touching the merritt OF The
placs, terms OF rent. &c. Cali on
ltut 6i.AS & aISH,
Corner of Doaderick and Cherry siree.ss
decIa-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Ordinary Drawing,
Totske place as specified.
1ne Grand Capital Prize OF 5000
Approximation Prizes.
whole rickets $40; Halve. s5:ouarters So

Certificates of packages il the Ordinary Drawn
will be sold tie following -ates, which the ris
Certificate OF Package Of 10 v hele Tickets. ssc
- 10 Half - 80
- 1e Quarter a. " 90
I" 10 Eighth " 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
PREMIUM PIANOS.

A. MCCLURE has for sale so ~z
y Piano Fortes from celebrated E<E=-7--I'zs
makers Steinway & Sons, A. H. Gale n II ia II n
CO., HaZelton Bros. Peters, Cragp n
Co., and others, consistiBgof and Il and ~
0ctaves and ranging in price from SlOoto $500, all
warreuted in every respect. Persons purchasing
from him v i'll MOI pay from SIS 10 SIS more than il
they gave order to PEDLAR for an instrument
that they neither hear until tits put up in
their paTor. When iii sometimes very hard TO find
Instrument that pleuses in particular when
you have dozen more TO select from. is il At all
likely YOU would se pleased in buying by order.
Also in store the largest Stock OF Sheet Music Books
and small Music Instruments ever offered n the
Market. and will be gold lower than by any
other houseinthe City. Cemeto33 Union strickland
be convinced. j. A. MCCLURE.
iuna2S-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Rem owed.

WE have removed our Stock and Bnsness from
w No. go. Market street, 10 the large and ex.
teusve House, No. 5, sane street, formerly occu-
pie. by &essIs Carter. Wilssfora x Co, where We
will contii the Agricultural 3nd sceo business
heretofore. ARMS1R NG co.
iau7--Im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Stock. Stock.

On and after Saturday, the 24th Dee,
A Express freight tram will be run on the Nash.
IN willie and Chattanooga Railroad his train VIII
leave Nael4vilie at o'cck T. NJ, arrive at Chatta
novga 6szS NJ; leave chattanooga at $50 r. NJ,
and arrive at Nasl vile e52 A. NJ. Stock by this train
will be about stxleen hours between Nashv lie
and Chattanes ga, and there make god connection
with trains running South.
dec.S-u t. W. CO1.E. superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
[ BLOODLESS VICTORY !!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AlOREMEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS ,normoss 4aantiiy ofthis Invaluable Rems-
l DIV has been ,areAasea BY eiiizsnsof The Unitee
,saaas during the short tune is has been before the
paeIc rae reason foF thtssxtraor1anary snecess 10
sinpy khe actual attn anu value OF the article.
Se oac buystIc MAGNETIC PLAsT1E itloHt be-
.ounxts fTsat- ft performs ali tfsr Is promised.
"a c.rries IL tts Recommendation. Truly
fhs IS : vietory-peACefala and biooaicss-bat be-
ievs act less glorious thss the triaeaphs Of
a gain OF ca sass and desel<tion
The MAGNETIC PLASTER IS undoubtedly The
;rs.test SIrengtaeaer and Pain destroyer thai sci,
nee las vet discovered. Ifyoa pas this Plaster aHy
xAere II P4sns there The Plaster viii stick there
satlishe Fam aas xaaished- Faesiastssmasnstixss
q pa and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago
RAILROAD.
- 49, - -

Fun 81 LUtINi OHit1do, DE IhUl1s
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and North west shortIine Route
1889. FALL ARRANGEMENT 1850.
Two Daily Trains to st. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
an and after DECEMBER 18th 1859, Passenger
~ Trains will leave New Albany follows:
1910 M, Chicago and St Louis Express Mail
DAILY except Sunda Y s. reachineSt Louis att so
A. NJ. and Chicag at lo:io A. N: Cincinnati at
1o:l5P NJ.
lol5 p. N. Chicago and ST. Louis Night Express
DAILY except Saturdays), reaching 81. Louis at
1:0oP. NJ and Chicago al l0:io =. N. On Satur-
day nights this train runs OILY to Mitchell, re-
turning Monday mornings
lbs P. NJ Mitchell Accommodation (naily except
Sundays). Returning. connects with the train
from ST. Louis 600 A NJ, reaching New AL
bany at S:U5 p. NJ, Louisville AT sac p. NJ.
Trains leave ST. LOUIS AT ESQ A. NJ, and 400 T..
MARRYING At Louisville at o:l5 a. N. ana s 30
Pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
grp Clothing.
A. C. & A. B. Beech,
No. 81 College street.

Are Just receiving some very nice goods OF their
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Popins, Poplin Robes, LaveIa Cloths,
Drab Veiours, and some very fne Black Velvet and
Cloth Cioaks and elegant Winter ShaKls. They have
also some Of the finest Carpets ever offered here
If you want nice Dress, or some nice House Fur.
nishing Goods, you need go no further than the
Ncssrs- Beech's TO supply yourself
see their advertsementin another column
noyI5-n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
splRrpID SCHEME.

eaofefsekeszsfo.d alyes s. sQa-rtrrs - -
serzsrs = he eesir sneed o1is Fezntit ae 80
arxszs foEs Aieh sc siikead eSeftsns-
20 .s,.s,e.,r Ell. essxess is vhoiss sosss-.-.-
!. fs Hasses, -.
"a ID oazrserE-- $780,
a Ia EixhthE. $3.50
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
New Music! New Music!!
Al LNck'S Music Store,

D0BBiN around .Schottisch, 25cU3ts
ID Svery Midnight Moon, IS /"
Ihaye heard from home, IS 90
Annie Lisie, "a beautiful Song rs 90
Gentle Annie (variations by Beilsk,) SIS az
Forest Glade Polka Briila at by Colts
chalk, SO
La Trav ata complete Opera. So 90
Richardson Is revised Piano Instructor, 90
Teachers and Se,nnares supplied on the usual
terms. and Music semitic any Of the country on
receipt of market price. scpi1Itf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
pain.aanoisxisI whrrelhIsPIasleIis apple

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.tiffs Nervousness Neuralgia. oFspetssfa, Cots :
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"a t,orns are M AfEf4f EEI1Ef kli, AID sisE
lie psszslee ,g.t.sd sESfLf CURED By abe aasg
.Al1aaasaes Of the Il Ats ETfc PLAsTkA- 10 stAs
slsgiest. safrst isstandc teapssiF
.ayla existence It's tppsicss
Il v 10 the ztFeng mai ,tas tsce1e wnmaE, aHa tAs
seblef nfaFs- 70 each sHd sflIt iissreye Kasn
.asi 4 slsssag- us ass tsrsesbis ami sifhour
az sie- Eazsce siltin reach ofail
rich oF poss, sflmay azrest, ana slisasaEs haxeli
she .rs alex aud 50 1xrinesn 2ny way.
FaRaEAS aad fLkSEE2S zheai4 ais ; be sc p
alssd xath the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II sill he .ks
sead pas s5eanas .ay Aeassasd .rsaay ~ alb iea
4aa = snz<znt nosfee.
slx 10 pleslsfs sad any ehfid spre@s theK
Price 2sseEtss hex .xtefe.l ens plain iireetsass-
.. G. uoH gHEAn -. D..
f..znfsrs.x Prerrs<ser .1s HsEker ssx<<r Mes rexi
doKkHEAnss MAGNETIC plastic Is SOLD "a
I'll nsrs8ISTt AID n<ALEaS ~ eE1ttzk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
professional Garos.
M. HuRLEY

Q-ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
1ENDERS his professioha iseryic to the citizens
i of Sashvillsand vicinity He has been aetIvei ny
engaged the practice Of his Profession In ali its
branchesfoT the last sixteen years, and hopes oy
strctatteBtiobto be ablete render satsfactioito All
who may favor aim with call -
Office No. II Cherry street near capt stoekel'
new residence. Residence Pearlstreet south NASH
Vile apr25-du
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
craud Cansalidaisd L0l!trY Of DsIawa

on THE HAVANA PLAN.
Eare Glass I'D.
Ia psar.xnin Wilmington. Delaware, edse
fsb. -, iseo.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

whole Tickets $50; Halves SO; Quarterss
Certificates of Packages will be sold At the fciowr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
IOWA, APRIL 19, 1860.

Is bar in all lta'y where men step up
and drink rum and water. gin and wa,
ter, SC. Excessive drinking is not to
the taste o! the people In the north y
Europe. aud even in Switzerland, it IS
not so. The English without help 4kasn
the Irish and Scotch, drink about Coo,
or roo. 900. 900 gallons Of beer every year.
not to speak OF he wine, spirits. &c they
take 10 wash it down wlti.ai. There Is
So you find it in Sean
dinayia.in Holland and North Germany.
How a. you 'hink the Americans will
settle tic drink question? Certainly
not By taking merely to water, tea coffee,
&c. We shall have more beer, perhaps.
return to the making Of cider, and Ger,
tanly plant vines where they will grow.
Drunkenness is such monstrous evil. |
would do almost anthing t. get rid Of il.
But | sometimes think We are on the
wrong track. am glad to see the III
sence law introduced into the New York
Legislature, and think it will do more
good than our New England scheme Of
prohibition By force
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
For the Transcript.


10 &.4s **&*~s.
Whisper it softly-wc give her to Thee,
To Thee Favored One, thine wholly to be;
Thine only, remember
Thine now and forever,
Accept her, for she goes willingly to Thee.
As the bridal blush erlieth her beautiful brow,
Let Thy Great Strong Heart ever sanction
the vow,
Thy covenant sealing,
In loveliness revealing,
Thy promise to keep her always as happy as
II thus through life she continue to tread;
Or by sore temptation to sin she be led,
In JOY and in weeping
Thy watch care and keeping,
We crave, trusted one, her path to oerspread.
Yes, help her to scatter in life IS rugged strife,
Trath-sesis that shall bloom in the garden oi
Life,
That when God shalt gather
Ills children. as a Father,
You, with his angels shall find your sweet
wife.
L. u. Il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

The following are the titles of the
more important, Acts passed at the Leg
islature Of orr State.
Chapter Amcnlatory ofChartcr l5O
of laws Of 7th General Assembly.
Chapter 8 Making appropriation for
Improvement of Capital building.
Chap IL Authorizing the change Of
venue in certain cases in criminal pros.
ecuton by the Judge Of Dist. Court.
Chap. II Relative to kcokuk, 1T. Des
Moincs & Minnesota r Il Co.
Chap. Il Allowing one dollar bounty
on scalps Of wolves, lynx, switts and
Wild cats.
Chap. Is Declaring Little Sioux Riy
er navigab'e. :
Chap. l6 Amondatory Of chapter 5G
Of 77th Assembly; in regard to pre- emp
ton Of school lands.
Chap. 20 Confering certain powers
vi toWH5 AHu CItiGS ~ ocHooi Pu' POsSs
Chap. % Amending section $50 OF
Code, relative to oath Of road Commits
.ioncrs and Engineers.
Chap. p Repeating part Of 9th sec
ton Of chapter 90 Of laws Of 7th Gencr
al Assembly.
Chap. % Abolishing Office Of Com.
missioner Of Des Mo;nes River Improve
mcnt.
Chap. 20 Extending time for couple
ton Of Is miles Of road BY Dubuque 4
Pacific II. Il. Co.
Chap. q Prohibiting county officers
and others from dealing IN inde debtedness
Of counties or corporations.
Chap, % Amending an act authoriz
ING the construction OF Railroad bridge
across the Nj sissippi river at Dubuque
Chap 80 Protection Of Spirit Lake
settlers and others against Indian dep
relations.
Chap. 33 Paying Major Williams for
services aud supplies in Spirit Lake Ex
pedlton.
Chap 81 Amending section o4o ol
the Code.
Chap. 3G Amending chapter 1910 OF
the Code.
Chap. So Furnishing in certain cases
the makers Of chattel mortgages.
Chap. 80 Resuming the land, granted
to the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad
Chap AZ Amending chapter lO7 OF
the acts Of the General Assembly in re
lation to sale Of school lands by commits
sioncr VI Decatur county.
Chap. 43 An act to regulate the fore
closure Of mortgages.
Chap. As Repeating part Of section
S45 Of chapter 81 Of new civil Code.
Chap. 46 Creating Board Of Super
yisors and defining their duties.
Chap. ~ An act relating to incest.
Chap. 48 Restricting and limiting the
powers Of county Judges in the erection
or public buildings.
Chap. 30 Appropriating money for
support Of Deaf aud Dumb Asylum.
Chap. So Making appropriations for
general support at penitentiary to sup
ply deficiency.
Chap. 50 Making provisions for pay.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

40,239, this year 1880; and -
majority is cut down from 800 to
Our legislature will probably, lis
Spring pass laws restricting the cEtifii
cate voting, apl demanding resis.ratiyn
Of Voters some days before election. In
the Presidential contest we shall doubt,
less have more honest vote.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
COUR s'SUUYP.

Jenny sighed and Robin squeezed her
Pretty little trembling haad,
Then with outssretched arms he seized her
Half reluctant form, and-and-
"Ioose mel" but he clasped the tighter
"Jenny. say wilt .hoa be mne2'
And her bright face grew still brighter
.dnd she answered, Il am thine!
And then they hugged each other fondly,
Close together AS two bricks;
And they kissed eacl, other rountiiy-
And--I--cft them i'll that tx
sfA. The subscriptions towards the
Papal tribute from Ireland will proba-
bly swell to something like 600, 600.
tA- The abolition Of the death pen
atty bill has been ordered to a third
reading ia the lower House of tic New
York Legislature.
esss~ Claoptra's Needle, The stapendous
Egyptian shaft VIII Gil was presented 10 the
Br.issn t,osernmsnt. les in ditch where It
fel. near Alexandria. The travelling cock
ncsa arn ..mes.Hs Ii u iasf ~ possible, biz
each one .hipp ~ ,f ltis share an'i carrying
it off to .'oid iiine.and as a rciic,. 80 fade
away the evidence ofhnman pride and gran
deur.
p6-A householder in 4 western village
in filing up his census schedule, under the
column headed, "Whcle born" describes one
the other ''up stairs
- David Tucker. worthy citizen
Of Hartford county Nd, and prominent
Jury-which it il needless to say, was com
posed wholly Of Democrats circulating in
cendiary documents. His offence consisted in
giving to the good scholars Of his Sunday
School class . present of one years subscrip-
tion to tho Sunday School Advocate.
- Tho people Of St Louis are agi-
tating the subject Of paveing the streets
Of that city with iron. It is estimated
that what is termed tho corrugated iron
pavement will cost only $3.50 per square
yard, and will last fifty years, aud the
iron bo worth half price at the end Of
that time for remelting.
- Prof. Charles Davis 10 said to have
,elostsd moro than $4,000 from his
mathsma.cal works.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

State Treasury.
Chap. 81 An act to prevent larceny OF
personal property taken on legal process
Chap, 55 Authorizing County Judge,
and Treasurer to sell saline lands.
Chap. Sc Providing for the alteration n
and vacation Of streets and alleys to un
incorpo, ated villages.
Chap. 81 Dec.aratory Of the meaning
Of an act extending the time Of compile
tion Of IS miles Of road Of Dubuque &
Pacific L Il. Company.
Chap. 5S Amending an act providing
for an annual appropriation Tor the ben
eft Of State Historical! Society.
Chap. so An act to carry into effect
the trust conferred on the State by re
sumption Of land grant.
Chrp 60 Requiring complete reports
from officers ia charge Of State buildings
Chap. G6 An act for tho encourage
ment of teachers Institute.
Chap. g. Authorizing sale Of land do
mated for the use Of the Iowa State AZ
ricultural College
Chap. 75 Relating to the conpensa
ton Of county judges.
Chap u The Civil Code Of Laws.
Chap. II Paying Commissioners Of Re
vision.
Chap. &c Appropriation for Insane
Asylum.
Chap. - Respecting the taking ef
feet Of TIE Alien Law
Chap. IS Regulating State and coun
II roads within towns and cities.
Rhap % Regulating the foreclosure
Of deeds Of trust.
Chap SO Re apportioning the State
into Senatorial Districts.
Chap 81 Providing for an Emisrant
Commissioners in New York
Chap 81 Preventing counties and
towns from taking stock in works Of In
ternal improvements.
Chap. So Relatingto to debtors Of school
fund.
Chap % Rendering valid the service
Of original notices in certain actions.
Chap. 81 Providing for settlement Of
liabilities growing out Of sale Of Des
Moines Rive. Improvement grant.
Clap. o5 Representative apportion.
ment
Chap. Sc Providing for the carrying
into effect Of chapter twenty one Of laws
Of 7,h General Assembly.
Chap. 81 Relating to the governnen,
Of the State Pcnitentiary.
Chap. 9s Exempting land; owned BY
University, from taxation.
Chap 100 Conforming existing laws
to change in system of county govern
mcnt
Chap. lOl Enforcing collection Of de-
linqnent taxes of 1853.
Chap. lo3 Providing for redemption
Of real estate on foreclosure Of mortgages
From the New Orleans Delta, March af,h.
Arriya Extraordinary Of Runa-
way slaves.
Yesterday at about noon a gang Of
thirty -four plantation slaves, all men,
marched into the city, by way Of the
Jackson railroad, and came down to
Com mercial Place to look for a lawyer,
as they said, to put him in the way OF
finding out who their master was Whilst
standing in a gang on the ally, the pc
lice came along, and finding they were
not under any body's control, arrested
them and lodged them in the First Dis
trict lookup.
These negroes came from the Oak
Grove plantation, in St. James parish
fifty miles above the city. Their story
is singular one. The plantation be.
longs to the estate Of james II Shepherd
deceased, and is held by number o.
heirs. The negroes say that for fys
years they have not known whether they
had master or not that lately . new
overseer was put over them, aud treatet
them cruelty without proper cause
knocking them down with clubs ant
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
ghs Gowa Transer'pt.
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$500, at the expiration Of 8 months.
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Rates Of Advertising.
one Square ist Insertion, S''oo
do each subsequent Insertion, oO
40 Snnarc thrcc months, a,ou
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A. One Year 1900
o.,.r roI,,mr on. year $500
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Eusiross Cards moi exceeding sts lines m
serted II ire Directory at - per year. ;,
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GASES ba paia :ur in advance
lssss ! egai advertisements mns' he fa'o ~
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SEss- Unlas. particular sin' = sNe'th"'
when banded in. Advertisements VIII oe p"n-
| shei unit! ordered out and charged Tor ac-
csrding.y.