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Ihe State Convention.
Letters JSom our Special Cssrespoadese.
LITTLE Rock, March Sd.

LITTLE Rock, March Sd.
FRIEND DUsHAx: The votes were count
ed yesterday. and the majority for Couveu-
ton is ll.685. In many counties less than
half OF the number of voters were At the
polls. sad it is estimstsd that the entire vote
win ssil behind that q last fall 1000 or
$4,000. In q few of tho lower counties
the secessionists made almost a clean swesn.
but the aggregate vote for Union candid
ates exceeds. by many thousands, that for
the immediate secessionists. showing that
the people OF Arkansas prefer to take o
stand by the side of Virginia and Tennes-
see' Yet the secessionists talk confidently
OF the passage of an ordinance of secession
within week. Of course much will de.
pend upon tho position which Mr.. Lincoln
will assume in his inaugural address. If he
intends coercion. and if, as the telegraph in
formed us. last night. he puts himself in the
hands OF the Greeley-Chase wing of his
party, nothing can prevent the secession of
Arkansas. within very few days. The
tion OF Virginia will, in all probability,
determine the action of the Convention. OF
the forty three Union delegates elected,
three or four have gone over to the opposi-
tior. but all the others are firm and deter.
mined. The outside pressure is tremendous
and nothing viii be left undone to carry
this State out Of the Union. Among the
prominent politicians of the State. / no.
tiee ex-Gov. Roane. ex-Speaker Oates, Gen.
I. b. Flournoy. Gen. Yell. Cypert. who ran
against Hindman. last election. and manx
rom all parts Of the State. The secession
lists are already discussing the policy Of
splitting the State. should they fail to get
her out of the Union. the base line and also
the Arkansas river being suggested as the
boundaries. They are desperately resolved
ON secession, and if they cannot carry that
point there will be small revolution here
among ourselves. Judge WALKER will be
elected President Of the Convention, and
n--,,~o- -,-nhahlv Secretary.
There is such noise and confusion here in
the office Of the hotel that l can hardly
think of what am writing. So for the
present adieu. Will write again in a day
or two. Yours, II.
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Groceries, Hardware, SC.

NTOLASSES. Sugar, Coffee and Tea. Candles
lv and Soaps, pepper. spices. ginger. starch. etc
Water buckets. eburns. brooms, wash boards.
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp ruaps. Tobacco Of
various brands. Oysters and Sardines
CASriN(:S Of every description Nails. Piows
and hoes pad and door locks; screws and butts !;
farming utensils of all kinds whips, etc.
Blacksmith Tools. Of every description
A large assortment Of Crockerv and Queens.
ware. jars. jugs. at pt dasks. Tin Ware. etc.
For sale by p. PERKINS,
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~ ROCERIEN.
NJ $50 begs Rio coFPEE. 100 hbls SUGAR,
5 bbls crushed Sugar, case Lovevings Loaf 6a-
sseks SALT. Is casks SODA. 10 baes PEPPER,
- boxes do. B papers, haes ALISPICE,.
25o0 b STAB CANDLES. 80 Sesas sTAR0H
80 boxes Of SOAP. ior sale by
July 8. iess WARP nUrmAYD.
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LITTLE Rock, March 4th

LITTLE Rock, March 4th.
The Convention was called to order. at
IL O'Clock, by the election of Hon. JESSE
Turner, Of Crawford. as temporary Chair
man and E. G. BoUDlNor. of Washington,
temporary Secretary. The Rev. Mr.. Plat
tenburgh then opened the Convention with
an eloquent prayer. After the disposal of
some preliminary business. the Convention
proceeded to permanent organization.
Hon. DAVID WALKER, of Washington. was
elected President over B. C. Torrrx, Of
Prarie, by vote of forty to thirty five. and
was conducted to the chair by Messrs Tot
ten. Watkins and Batson. Upon taking
the Chair. Judge WALKER made short and
feeling address, urging upon all spirit OF
kindness and conciliatioa, the obliteration
of all party and sectional prejudices. and in
voking. in all their acts q lofty patriotism
and high wisdom. The Judge. although
q little rusty in parliamentary usages, will
make dignified and able presiding officer
E. G. Boudinot was then elected Secretary
of the Convention, by acclamation. Mr.
j. B. JONES. Assistant Secretary. and Mr.
Hammond. Doorkeeper were then elected.
During the entire proceedings. the best of
order was observed, although the lobbies
were crowded by interested and anxious
spectators. In point of talent and dignity
the convention is far superior to any delib-
erative boay that ever assembled in Arkan-
sas. It's. perhaps. fortunate for our repu-
tation in after times. that the Union elc-
ment prevails, Is there is now no danger Of
our being precipitatsd out Of the Union BY
hasty and inconsideHts action. Arkansas
will proudly rank with her sister border
States, Virginia. Kentucky and the others.
She desires to exhaust every hope Of COM
promise. and every honorable means Of ss-
curing peace before giving up her glorious
heritage in the Union. And we know. we'll,
that the honor of our State is perfectly se-
cure in the han Is of such patriots - Walk
or. Turner and all those true hearted men
who cooperate with them. We know tha,
every expedient will be tried by which We
may preserve our honor in the Union, aid
We know that when all has failed. when the
liberty and honor of Arkansas and the
South is in the balance against peace and
the Uniou. they will iuitats the brave old
colonists whose sons they are. and 60 glad
" and bravely into the conflict, and win.
again. tho rights and titles Of fieenea.
kilograms. received to-day. say that Lin
coins inaugural favora coercion. and thai
Tyler is now sxerting himself to get vir-
Rinia to seceda. These arc reccived with
cautioa. - NO doubt every means win b
resortad to- to in6osaee the action II th.
lConysntion- Yon may, rest assured thal
nothing but tho most reliable and best con-
Ifrmed intalligencs viii have any weigh,
lhsre.
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- uoSt 4AOOCBVCU
Oh boxes CHEESE for sale by
~ kb24 W. ". PowrIL 4 Co.
10 kegs of Pigs Feet. for sale by
kO feb 81 W N. POWELL 4 Co.
ID boxes assorted Candy, for sale by
40 sacks Of Flour, for sale by
10 feb ~ W. n. PowELL 4 Co.
81 Al boxes Sardines, for sale by
A4O feb - w. n. PowELl 4 Co.
Oh b"xes Star Candles. for sale by
AN1 feb q W. II. POWELL 4 Co.
10 boxe. Stomach Bitters. for sale by
HI feb "a w. n. PowKiL 4 Co.
n boxes Schnapps. tor sale by
y feb ~ W. N. POWELL ( Co.
= Sbls sweet Cider, for sale by
q feb ~ ". N PowxrI 4 Co.
BOXES Catawba Wine. for sale by
feb - W. u. PowEII Z Co.
A boxes Champagne Cider, for sale by
feb "a W II. PovELL Co.
3 ssSa ' ~ v. W. N. POWELL 1 Co.
q boxes of Starch, for sale by
% feb ~ w. N. POWELL 4 Co.
n bbls Pilot Bread. for sale by
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ssS d Gosh ofsrFss 4. 4. e Fo.s.s s.as y Co
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~ feb ~ W. II. PowELL 4 Go.
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Il feb ~ v n. fown1 4 Co.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1861.

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Fancy Liquors.

O cases Simpson's Bitters 10 eases sherry wine ;
Q 6 cases pure juice port 6 cases Madeira wine ;
casks Sicily wine !; I Or casks ". v. p. eognac /;
do. Wist.rs Bsls.m wild cherry; s dos sedlsts
powders dog Scilser. aPeriest 20 boxes Un-
syrup: 10 boxes brandy cherries: 10 dsG Unndnsr
woods tomato catsup 3 dog walnut catsup, doG
pepper sauce dog Turn9's peppermit. Just rec d
and for sale by
mar 8, 1860 PrxxYwn. Scorr 4 CO.
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STJNDRIES.

SUGARS. Coffee. Salt. Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff,
y Soaps. Candies. Oysters, Sardines. fresh Mack
erel, fresh Salmon. Lobsters. Cayenne and black
Pepper, ground Ginger, Starch. Powder. Shot, Per-
sussion Caps. Boots and Shoes, Hats. Axes Spades,
Shovels. Blacksmith Tools, assorted Iron, Nails
and other articles too numerous to mention For
sale low for cash. by
sep $50 PENNYwIr. SCOTT 4 co.
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POWDER.
00n kegs Cleveland Mills Rifle Powder,
AOC lust reed and for sale by
feb - WA0~ SOUTHNAYD
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Plows.
A LII sorts and sizes, for sale by
"A sep5 PENNYWIT, SCOTT 4 CO.
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LIQUORS !

"HISkEY-old bourbon, rye, old necter,
w Uncle Sans, Smiths. Tennessee, white
heat etc.
Rsm-Jamaeia Gin-Holland American
Wiaes-port, malisa and ginger.
french Curi;als. Cognac = blackberry Brandies,
-,naigne, Sei. dam Snaps. etc.
3..- want of any thing in this line, Will
T All In -.erest to ca.. and examine my
soc sock before purchasing elsewhere; PERKINS.
march D. 1850. -- ---
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Bourhon 4 Old Rye VVhisky.
ENoR sals by ~ hsszA q haI ~. -
ais,A " X fevm %.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
.rAt,r< ron STOCK SHIPPER,

Stock leaving .Harrngo n 81 =. W, nj
rives a Chicago nj .l-ot the rcNt morning u
inc t"r the carly Markets a.l stock trains .
Tie Eastern lines.
TIE wiin'e tire ,nmri Al the WsSls> pi
ri-scr 4 .es no, exceed twenty minutes. Their
Is no s,l;,nge o; cars. o iririaIe OF delay.
TIE a,,"ni. 9. al lie " \ n. K. Il. 10 n,
-e!,.e. enables parties 4 wing s'nck from l'c
No.nes aud "I"r points in central az
Uestefr Iowa. before considered equally liz
ant from the diAe emf ron,!- 70 s,se the.
,l.,s iriving ard from 10 TO 20 ours on II,
cars over any o,lier route
Stack will be delivered 10 any Of tie differ
pnt Yards II 4 l-sos.@n.
Tho NJ a NJ Il. X. Is new Icing eytenar
vest OF M.rengo. md as fast completed
stock trains wiz he r,, 10 the end Of TIE trach
livery facility for the c"nveni.;f slirnch
+ Cattle. F,.igh,s rs lew via any Ollie
ronie. and no pains spared 10 render i "a
s,,4oS,.lesiis.a n l6a.e t,em Iowa to- h:cago. !
lliEiMtlGH ..TN'NHsrS' hll;'fts'i"'n''
poiHts iii the J'nitett States ahd 4is,isld's. b
III routes. .eaM-be rrueuvea;at Mnsi, nsoh
IOWA City aAd! Aanens
J JOIN r. TRACY,
W r. ST. JOHN. Genl supt.
Gent Freight and ticket Agent.
November |, 1860. v2.no2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
Sheriff 8 Sale.

Ey yir,rt a. an cA.cu'ion iss.e. II nj the O.
Il #.tp ,t.l.k - re ts''bc' 'b" II iaf5.
,,E nllst ~ Ia do'c!tI in favor
II " Iann> /. ,.a a, al.s, 1, l.. raid.
60. tu.se set,ci oa, and Will offer -
III NJ ti,e ',igIe-t biirr on Saturday 10
lapa DAY =, tprli.i =, l>6i, atthe mont door -
ne ,'u,lI, ,',lSc ii Toledo Iowa, ~ the hour &
q clock \. NJ pt.",il lay The following pr"l
ctiy to wlt, igt in hiock : ~ the town q.
- H., yiiaa cNlta,t, lava aud ,hn {
~ $40 T.$4 L. a u AMI \ ! Ne OF
i. s o. (" tafSa RS" and
" u I y * + IL ", and "t \ +.
ani y w \ =, end + srw aud
Nv anj " Nv a,S s ~w
AMI y I S~ and l. W - ss
x vars IS lrA n" n SEQ Asw az Sc
ASE am !. OF Sec ;. AZ
~ II I;l,W aaa : = y SEC, ana \
& i. Of ) 5 aud $ " " sat !.
", AMI acres II lie : If Of W
G I =, L y Is. aud $ Sw ) 9T s. u
"; tah"n as lie properly ct shi T.. htf
dt, I" s,iifv sad execution, interest an
cl-ts Terms oi sale cash.
THOMAS MUIR s1. 81 ri
Of Tama Count, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa. March 18Th. lsEl n.,''w
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
ShcriT's sille.--MOftgaEc
Foreclosure.
ua!!ay2b,l, 1850.

/, ,By vrt,e Of q special execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of: the District court Of
Tnma county, Iowa, and 7" me directed in II
vor OF Eemja,nnmin A. Hall ard aga ~ J I
Wood administrator Of the estate Of Adam
Zehrung, deceased. Jold xrhr.fng. Christina
Z.h.u,g lry iller Samuel Zehr,rng. George
Zehrnnv. David Zehrmng Allan Zehrnng. ~,
susan Frederick, G.thevine Ald,ich. Nancy
Itsrnnt,t, Jacob Zchnsng,4. Hen'v Zehrn' =,
!. Ia. gse,yreyi II. j.. E"xw oi'l y !tliiW"hp'OI
nev. and Eli.Lk,Eps. II hsve levietlon. and ~
GtF, N. f.aran h~ tst,tii% hirhrst t&der on Satmr
day. The 3 III .l,y of arc u. 1861. At the
front door of the court House. III Toledo lows
nj III. lour 1t IL o'clock. 4. N. Of said day the
following property. to vii: Lot-5 aud 9 u
block l; il the village Of Toledo, Tama connt-
according to the recorded pla' # snid village
vi. al the aIpc'ien ces tIe'e"h'o hel"i =
ing. nd ,lecree,t to be sold by dscree Of Fore
J, snre az Sail NOR, gagctaken ~ the property
~ commanded in said sptc iai execution 20 sat
isty sail cxecilt4oli, iMte,esn~nd costs. Terms
OF sale, cash -.
THOMAS,MURRAY, Sheriff
Of Tams county. Iowa.
Toledo, Tow q, .a,h 2n 1851. "bla+2w.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
DIR. y. X. WIER.

,:at- cf.i'enasrl.an,a Announces TO the citi.
:ers Of Toledo a.ia ~iaintv. that he is rerma
nentiy locate IN this place. offers his~ervcts
a. ptaetio.er o. the Ger,p.a 80 euch X Spar
isb mole al nie4iita. itea. m.ut successful,
rracticcl Of late in France. Spainanl .tlnerica
He NOT only ascertlins tho nature % disease
as formerly prs.'icei h.,lss isIs;Sah. -; yaese,
- aud discover. the cause. h~sSever in,rtcat.
Ii. disease ..av he Those living At .l;s'xrc,
aud unable 70 visit hin. can he .reatrI ",
sen ling him a clear vial fIll "f their neruinc
urine. from whcI. tt:a disease vii! he asce,
tainel Female comr,i Is III u, tier var;ou,
1o:,us ire SEA carefully and couti'iential'y .
will attend 10 MI calls promptly. FtsiIenc'
srJ efice one Spcr Ssr:1as. or rho - r"a"'">
Store Il T. NJ FER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
..MOFFAT'S
Usyetat'e Iifc PiNs
Rl1ccn1z. Hit Ae-r93

E-E1 xHANGx13aS &.-0A = SSEa- 81
lE,:,i ra NJ, eheselni =. N liicN tina
pre4cani NJ, Medicines hxve acquired for sAti
III III liable efficacy in NIL the Diseases which
they profess TO cure. has rendered the usual
practice Of OF putting not only unnecessary,
hu, nwoihr'c Of them. In all cases.'oE yAhth-
ma. Acute and Chronic Rhenmati. M A fcotiane
q The Bladder and Kidneys. Bilious Fevsrs
and Liver co,npla in, 81 in the South and B~st,
Where these diseases prevail they will be found
.inynlaa bie Planters fA,auenssah.d others. who
/ On 90 use these Medicines Md ncvcn forwards
he without them BiiioMeC llolic, ser;s,ts l.aoae-
|. ness. .Eiles, .eosaivsness, colds. Ahdeceushs
/ chali e.corTnrt hsrnsrs drspsies.
N,rspErsl+ tpss non vii uN thia; dss ressing
disease. should delay using these Medicines
Immediately. Erupti0ns Of the Skin, Erysip-
ella = Fla,uaency.
! FEyEs AsD.AdvE-For this scourge # the
Western country these Medicines will be found
SAFE speedy and certain medy. Otker
yne.ic;he s leave the system subject TO return
ot the disease; cnre by these medicinessis
,n,,uanent Try them. BE satisfied, and be GUIDED
Fo,,.Nrss or CoMrLExloN-General Debility,
Gnut Gi.l.lines., Gr~vel, 4 6n daches. Of every
kind. Inward Never, lnfiammat ory 'Rhenm atism,
,i,upura Bl.od, Jaunlice, less of lAPpeti'e.
M,ucuWIAL, lnskAsEa-A Never fnils.tO erndi-
cafe enti,ely' III the effects Of Mcncrry' inf-
u;sc,y sn~ucr than tho most powerful Prepara-
zion Of Sn,srp4. lila. Night Sw. ats, Nervous
= ciiitity.. Nervous Complaints Of alk kinds,
Organic Affec,i"i;.
p.lES.-lhe. original" proprietor Of these
Med c,nrs was. cured Of piles. Of 30 years
Standing. by the ure Of these Life Medicines
alone. Pains il the Head. Side Back, Limbs,
Joints and Organs. RnEuxArlsM.-llo se af-
fecte,l lin his terrible disease, will be sure
OF relief by the Life Medicines. Hush Of
blood to he ilsad, Scnrvy, Salt khenn,, SWELL
;nr~. Scrotula. or King. Evil in its worst
forms. Ulcers Of everyrdescrip'ion WORMS
IL all kinds arc effectually expelled',by these
Medicines. Parents will do well tOsadminis.
Ter them ~l.ensssntheir existence j. suspected
Iseiiet will he.cetanin. 4
7Ths I;11'1o2.< .n'1'h~xi1 Differs
,.Purify this ,Bldod,, ah,l thus remove all dis
ease from rho system Prepared and sold BY
DR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT.
335 Broadway, corner Of Anthony Street
New York. Fer sale By al Dregoists. aSSrav
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
- NY LAmHSn ,,.En WHEN VAST,

II Ny LARDHS 50 iItHn WHEN WASH
~ ING hive chemical process TO,
':eaning clothing, by the use Of phich III,
clothes eau be- washed very c.ran. withcn,
boiling. and vi h ,e,v little rubbing H.,
his method much lar. lahn, can be saved
rHE sSlllNG CAE BE DONE IN HAL.
rnE TIME, and the clothes are very whit,
nj clean aud las, mneh longer tct they ave
not Ne,st by 'uhhing rs by The oil wa OF
Washing with machines. Re. Tie a"tic'c>
sed cost hnt fii:c and ar" easy to htain.
mil the recipe" e'''er. r"s-arg tpsti. nr",
eceiIi OF ~ cen's; Three c.ai postage stan,
..,ni - money Address
rr ]. p CREAGER. Rahimore' .c,tr. Md
E'-Sr II yen want >" c'hind nice aud use
N. do not miss he Honey and .ivHslsi'.S re
cires tor I ev are MI | claims for them, ND
hey sEp$i hp IN, every iasNv,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

/. OAi., T-iiiE ,,.s or ii,,SEl.---I have
l tNta,hie i.c PC for max hg Honey.
which | will Sa'i 10 a,y person upon tl,s, re-
cetr, Of t,tccpts. We make auttse i, in our,
'nmilr ~ idl' tis>ott and cons;' cr j. ~ good
,sihe i'vst n!t!t otbee louey. .tgo'a swh'sh IL
n,ytf sG'.oI. An. person. Mishw III inaleand
.eit At can clear fron TWO to three dollars re,
.iav.ii IL only requires four articles to make
i.,.Ani 'iay can be had at any stels Tor Gta,
enls. livery family ma. have ,hs deli ltt
iul luxury. tor ,ns Ills can make il in IF
cen minutes Stan. 'itae. Three cent postage
stamps Ms goo naucy. ..id res.
bk }. L. GkEliER, Baltimore city. M.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
I'll I..s Al. MN

Benro'.n i,sfit..1a stg5,stcd IN sy.seia1 II.
de,cmn': t,r ~. n.'rf ~ III Sax ond Dis
taa, Il ata,rted "yta i-rni.nt end frif.m,
I,Ssases and .Yermiin .tor O. Cure = iSsa
ses - the .>eyuH Grgnns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given e'.iis. t. H.
sc,ing surgeon. 10 al 1lnaJpl, by ieitt.i
Will, description OF their condition. tag". &C
.,tp,r .4u habits OF l,ir. Sc md in c..e> :
y,rrrte Inselts, Medicines furnished tree q
barge.
Valuable Reports on 'permatorrhTa. an
her Diseases 1T IL Sexn:.i Deans. and Q,
ne MEN EANEhlfScarle,e d,in III" tii>p",;
.rv..stnt Isl thea tliieted in. ffs4la utter -.
ciupe. fee al l.e'4aege .I,4 Viii he csl at.afr
" l".,age viii " acreliaAe.
Alii.s-. l,r. j. SkiHiu itoughtnn, Ae'in:
ureert. linxnf Association, NJ. S"nti
nth street. Philadelphia. PA. t:y nsder =
lie Directors. EZRA y. EARfwfLi- molly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
.SsAsrfs.'. fac - ~ ssESKasx - 6xs:sc-
4 IO>NrG.

Fy v;r,ne of a special execution :ssneh
ron tho Office Of Tie iitlk at lie plsiiri
l"n,, of tana eouatv Iowa. and 10 directed
II favor Of Benjamin 4. Hall. and ay'in.
'n, lia,kin-. LOUISA J. iiaikins, Samuel \
Il 10 ard Entee. inni- x 60. We ies led .,
AMI w riei far "a. ia HE highest b d,iei
IN saturday IL, 20 Ii ,lae II Nanci. \.
;,,ii. 1T The tr..n' door OF The CONT it"nse i
fned, los !. ~, tl,c ft.tlr oil la,u sock n. NJ y
>ail day til" following property to vii: lois
and ia |; eek II. IN tic Town Ut I"'ei'
lam, ,county. Eta e of ,lnwo as esir,,:'iei i
,..s,,uiu in pi,if las ia ,s,y ahi"sieet.e I.
. h soH bt iser"tt"f' Fcfe Ell ,sa;s 81 said 'n"
cage, aiken Ms tho property as G. m''ai"trd y
aid special execution i" SIT SAID eSeen
ION, iuie,cst and cost: Terms Ut sale cash
iulIDMAS MURRAY. HMrt
If nina co nj, i"Wa.
rtlede, Iowa March md, - |. ni1-.H
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
NJ ACKi NONY---M tTRINONI,
NJ NR ('RE\(;ER X t,n aren't +.

Y. Winhers ce!chra, ..Gaiat-inl,nial Series
three hnksl. No. Ia hook tor Young n4ei
asi gnel ~ prepare them for female socie,,
80 o-"Er,ms in Con..>hir. No s. ~.
Productive .'ontro'." Finer O: s., ch viii b.
lai.e,i 10 order. posi- paid upon rsceip, of >
en,s ADDRESS
Up. CREAGEk, Baltimore citv. MI. y3n2-3n
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
IN II f. .p 4 l. a : X TINES.
WKI\StIILE.G EOHGIi,

{ Tneslnv. March I'd 1879 >nls:
>'rINs iioSrr De Il. & Ss,;,is ri thie rnlin
present. MS Will n heanil,i article Of hone,
Aa,,ai il no. s,ire'io 10 any thi, ever saw
F,is En"ev was nAanEtac'u,ci ~ .Ns Smith.
crora!ng Ia lie direction n!s,n in Il rec;re
which She purchased q. ~. j r. Cicawcr
baltimore City Nar,'sud any person can
re: the rfcine 1,r making honey. and be il
Dependence, tie honey h"e hy writing 'r,l''
'rcager ~ IVES, Bal,innre siScct .Ea.,. more
.i,v. MI. enclosing 50 cents.