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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

iniltee retired to- nominate dslsgates to the
Wheeling Convention, &c, Bunker, ESQ.
addressed tho meeting, and defined his pol
sitton With great satisfaction to the au.
dience. -
The G9P4mittsst retpF9S4 and reported,
me IEIs persons 4PA delegates To- le
EMeeeilnS Convention, whicb were APP
Joseph JolliHe, Alex. L. Wade. Alien.
Cast, Joseph Shutttesworts, Moses Steel
Thos. Tarleton, Abr'm. De{Sult, John n.
Lanham. NJ. M. Dent, Wm. Lozierl H.nEE
DeFing, DR.. q. n, Markey, Dr.. Isaac Scotf.
Dr.: Olas. McLaue, Col. Jas. Evans, ". NJ
Wiley, w. A. HanwAy,I. n, Moore. 4. w.
Runner, Leroy Kramer, Elisbs Cdombs. i,
Rogers MADEIRA, SRui'I Howell William
Shaw, Philip Roger, Cha. HoTell Aaron
PirkenPatRh, j.. T. NcCIasEeys John
Bowers, n. O. HAnderyprt, Wm. a ndersnf,.
saco6 Miller, Edgar st, Clales ]. Il. BAKER.
James HIate, Iate, Q, H. Burgess F. Eatsrnaln1..
John sDemleS, Joseph Snider, Hm.s Simt,.
son. AS; BoNlby Or; y, Dent, a, Isl.
1 Courtney Col. Repben 9aell, Joel owl.
Sy, Jesse 3Aerser, DF, =. l9hnts. js.
VIM: Fear, Rel 4: THO mi, ss,,sSss
jas, Z. Hess, s. B, Tygard. II 4 ts,,SS e
Atrhdel Core, John WiidIh "a fepsnty spS5fs
Mm. Price. ASA Lemiey, bis Garri SOM Sil
Ezekiel Norris. pr. Join Carl. " IA
Kinney, K p; =. Rice, J Joba 81 tSnIey; Chas.s
Edwards, Andrew Wiley 8 Price. q. B.
Pratt, E: g, Bunker, EsP Fitch. IA. d.
Davis, Alex ade, ST., ~ d. B. Dorseys
Jas. LazzeIt, r, L. Bsrksaifs, ,W. Il JAZZ
rett, Geo. r. Dering, EIC B 5Swearipgen..
a. 5. Vance, Geo. MeEeeIS, Geo. b.
Evans.
Ihe meeting WAS very. Rlek sanity edited
for the space Of an hour tA calling out
gentlemen who beretQforeiFeTe considered
rather on the feHce,upon the.snbject Of sc-
.cfssion, who, with one Single exceptions
came out fully aud lupco1diJ diJionRlIy. In IA,
vor of the Union, and ii nsSdbe. the divis-a
ion Of The State After, RhaF business of
The meeting was transactehNr Powell Of
Loudon county, wns intr6aGced, and ad-
dressed the meeting. for 4s6me length of
TING, in favor of the Unishs
Moved and carried, that's proceedings
OF this meeting be signed by the President
and Secretary, and publithed in tie Vr.
gInid Star, and all the Other papers f.lyora.
bic to the Union cause. fS,sys - "a
The meeting then ndjotfGed
F. Madera, Sec.
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aREAT UNIoN laIEBrINe..s

Fifteen Hundred People sPrsseiit...
MononRa1tR Stands BY the sUntonL
he WI send . DeleSat 10 yEIIees
IN HnSS---0nlon Sentiment InerenAIng 8,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

Missouri Mining Company.
2 Incorporated Feb. a9d iaai =

a
CAPITAL STOC11.................s5O $500, ,0oo.
4 WIS COMPANY Us FORMED FOR THE per
y pose 6f 9dEanciuS the great mining intefeStp Of
9et StstS. We do not profess to be g6ySrne,I By.
teFprise We believe that the gtoSE can 6s made Is
pay large diyfdeEds and at the RimP fis plore slI
SsiSnI,s and grea progEess maeip le
Melth ot Missouri than by the use q yO timSs tie
ot our capital Invested inanS other bud nra
aIi3l make the office Of nprf COMPANY ! enr.
beie mining bureau OF The mineral resource Of ms
sate We have power umler our CHATTER N fnir.
sell mineral lands wheFeyUr located Id
HiiS Great tnducenenlg will be ofE to can
EIiets aud mining adventuEcrs who,desfro 10 r,nr
s9 Snd work paying mines, By dealing with Ills
Me ctfalEy SOLICIT the attention OF all .Ebo
pSES 1nineral lands for sale to send 10 a StRtcrene
lands the number OF RSrus; the ioSntjon fi i,,.
ssG they willing 70 take for said IsN4
We snail work oly Such mines as pay ia9 IL, but
SoeEsior subscription to ih4 stock az. Si,5s A.
tne onirg of the Company, Main Street, noEfhEeef
NO. 2t toIutt Strtet An VIC fseI an ~ h.
and have money, WIll d6Well fUa1 NG9
bs 10se Whaling Stock lTiaE oafFofithsl
n19gns y[antsd % the PreI.d6st % q easuref
- piREc9oEstss s--i,'s % 'isaaitk
aSsEs a1siE p! Bacon, ESqs Mathew BdtiSr, Esq
19StlsSS 95.oSSS. GIIagP, E'47 I. 3: HErW6od E6G,
I. Bogs Esa4 -S' 5G.sPh ~; Il faS8s, s. f s
Henry D. Bacon s1Ets' 1,sy. n,er=- -.
AZ BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CL8PP. Prr4't,
The Above prospectus has up 70 this date EEen
PuD!ShSd IN only ono Of our leadug papers for ten
ays No extra efforts to get st eek taEen hny0 ID on
ulale YET the public 50 well appreciate the sound.
@ hs St the enterprise that over hundrc th1ua
AMI dollars ofthe stock has alreil been takon NE
would briefly state that tho shRres ana S23 6ac d
~ ~ l1I without further liability: S ift-
iiEeEyi registered only when dividsIdst sreeeived
Any person having money to SPARE can OV tie rIIr.
St.ise OF sharea In the Missouri Mining COmPIny
nay, On Investment that Will pay largely, and 10
All communications to tho President nrOuintIy.
answered. n,b3n-S Etr.5rS
St Lonts, SIo., March %, 1861. .'.Ss ~" -NA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

FINE OLD BOURBON sIYuISISY =
y Of lS56, In storo and for sslo ily :
mR4s. wa. EDwARBsk & BRo.
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80 Afrald q Praylng selditr..s.. !.

H ~
a letter from a lady in Washington, tells
ttiefollowing auecdote of.tbc New England
soldiers: ~ iE9 q 81 sti = j slittisI ;
There Is n story told, by one of the New
fofkj Seventh, that NO one can listen tn
Nti}ttt9nt tears and a glow or pride in oar
New England soldiers. lie says, Gwbilo
eneamPcd in Maryland, I Wandered or one
day and came to n farm house, where I saw
aipaFty of those Massachusetts fellows4
lS;elgmo, ~ they were Rhole Islhnd boys, but
IT thc snme-tRlki1g with n woman
iySslof was greatly frightened. They tried
IN Ysin to quiet her apprehensiohs They
afiseiti Tor food and she'cried, so, lake itii
h9f g .tgke everything, bnt spare my siek
hnssand:' 10, darn It," said Que Of the
soHething to eat" But the woman persle11
Iled,tn being frightened in spite Of alI.ef.
FORTY to, re-assure ber, md buried WHAT
ever tood she had on the table. But said
the heqteunnt, When size saw this coIni1t1Iv
stand about the table with barred head ).
and tall gauht man raisc his hand aud
invoke Gods blessing on the bonnties
spre9d before them, the poor woman broke
dowq With q ttof sobbing and crying
She qat no ionger my feara, nut Did them
watt ana In a few minutes ilad made them
not SOuee in abuhdance. She them emp
lied thetr eanteens OF the muddy wafer
they ,fontained and filed them with coffee,
Her Rstg1isbInent Increased when they
ipstsnsd nlon paying herr The Iiedten,
ant tells rms with great Expression. said
hei heit HSking Blessing to6k me by
IsurPrtse, and when / saw tLis feIt that
oar country was safe with such men to
6Sht for it, -
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IN s Or r AN @ q

ItSs. 81; RoHF. HoRRIsON. W.B. LOsAN
! oeINH Llst. 8.pATESPORF-
LIST, MORRISON & CO..
eSoIe 3Eoeers q Produce Dealers
.S1s- 1edRf 50 Wsia-Ss., EAssliao, "a.
s'ro to stats TO the frtSnds OF the late arm,
~ ~ me m)It A1pe heities for the trS6SSsffoF oS a
whsSus SroeesJ aal Prhlnea RaaIheSs
10 elSs.ntae! % sxecute all OrdoFa entrusted
asoE9hlS teE1nE. Your ob't SorTa9tR, ~
vTb.AV,s s,-s ll5T, MORRISON co.
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10 10 zoe 1 E = Iss--lOo 65EI FsiHS 'Rio CodSo
a. . EsSeiTSd and ::iOF sSElS ny isiTi {
M. REuLF.ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
.EANgRETHLS- GARDEN SEElSl

SA..-10 half chests snpr. q. p, Y. II. a Gl.rk
Il ISlPJRstrecolved hRd6 for sale-by. 80 FEiT :
apl PAXTON, pQNLQS,& NGLERAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
WHAT IS BEING DONE m 3TEV.
NESSEE.
Un'on sPssens, "3,a b. z: 3P!sssF..l johnson

East Tennessee, while cursed With many
secessionists, has more Union men; anrl
those of sitter spines, thanttHe other sec.
tions Of the stNte. Brow1low, johnson,
Nelson and others are spll firm., Andy
johnson has his home in GreenSilie,
East Tennessee, but he Is not Keeping
quietly in 1t now. We find mention Of his
movements but nc. full reports of his
speeches. From the notices OF two OF
three of our exchanges it is evident that
he has not swerved from his manly posi-
linn -. - = u
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TOTAL ASSETS, 42l94lo0 O2
Upwards or SI3,OOo,OOO
9f LoEAes have been paid by tho stna Insurance Co
inthO past u ysaFs,

RIDR AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RRkG accepted At terms eOsistent with solvency and
fair profit.
attention 0ipeh 10 iHEruReeef D IYRLLLNI9S
dnd ConLsatE for tErRs ofoae q Rpe Vearg. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11

~, CARRAGEEN BALM.
i, EsaiSA r&D FOR C0UaHS COLns, ste.
M sSSsAei. s 3. BOOKING, Act, a =
- 0tdRallOWt' lIall DrnS Store. I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
Nv WHEELINGs VAS AFURDAY MORNING.NIA Ysli. 1861

Inlttee retired to nominate del geates 10 ,be
Wheeling gohTentio1j &c, Bunker, ESD,
addressed the meeting, and defined his pol
sitton with great Ysatisiactt6n to the au.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
Saddles, Harness, Trunks &c

Wh6bEsAbE7& RETAIL. '1.'ys -
=. H. SaRPRABll. No. 1s1s 3aia Straqts corner :
Eelon, VIII continue 70 keep on hand IsrgeEpd
" and eliep;eRS ldIes Fine CoarEo
~ FEtnkG, ERleea. Carpet Bags Satcsis coz
HIHld call attention to my
st,& stElet aIteutio1 and prompfne 20 hfekit
An kinds of repaifing pro1lfiy done ana m ! M,
tEI St 5sS1R 2er-sa aFfll J.B. SHEPPARD =
GSSPSG,9S tIJI. Main Street
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A LEXANDRESs KID gGLOYES-1iI
mprhiag by ftan23fs Giso. n TsYIIoRS4t''9s - =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure of Fever md .Aguc
and Bilious Fevcrs. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of the present
proprietors by a friend who has been a great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced n severe attack Of Fever and Agne.
men took from his person an Amulet, saying,
" Wear this and ~ Fever will touch YOU Al
though incrcdulous as to its virtues he corr
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found 1t an e~fcctual pi otcc-
ton Fl, all mnlerious complaints.
On further investigation he ound TINT the
boatmen attributed to it miraculous powers, and
said that il could only be obtained from the
Priests Of the SUM-. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with a Priest obtain
ed from him the secret of its preparation, and
ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
found, Of which it was compounded. The wond-
e, ul virtues Of this article have induced a full
u lief in tho minds Of the natives in the mirac-
u GUS healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has hcen
tried with the happicst effect b. several Ladies
and Gentlemen Of high character, who hare
given it the most unqualified praise. This
remedy having been n specific in Persia for
hundreds of years, for the prevention and cure
Of Fever and Aguc and Bilious Fever-is now
offered to the American people.
It will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt Of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory. 1873 Main
St, Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of
Commerce Building New York. Address
v2n3Jlv. JOHN WILCOX s. co.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
DIR. ID. X. WEIR.

Late Of ~Tennsylvanin announces to tbs citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, Tint he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
~ a Practionero Of the German, French & Span
ish mode OF medical treatment, 80 successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and America.
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease,
as formerly prac.iced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated By
sending him q clear yi4l full of their morning
urine, from which the disease will &c asccr-
tained. Female complaints in NIL their various
forms treated carefully and confJentia,ly. /
will attend to all calls promptly. Residence
and Office one door South Of the "Peoplo's
Store. ID. II. WIER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-Thc latest
dates received here by mail from
Pensacola 9th ult., speak Of the with
arawal Of the troops. No rcn.ion is
made Of the Brooklyn. The Montgom-
cry and Milledgevillc papers speak Of
the withdrawal Of the troops from Pen
sacola asa thing fixed upon. 4 Pen
sacola correspondent says it is deemed
impossible to take Fort Pickcns unsup-
orted by q warvcssel.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
A large Stock Of Leather to ar
rive shortly.
SsaeriM-s Sale,

BY virtue of an execution issued from
the oiice Of the Clerk Of the District Court,
Ut johnson county. Iowa, and 10 ne directed,
in favor Of L. Edgeston 4 ~,'unniog, and
against Q. & Dorwin. | have levied on,aad wall
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, on satur-
day the 10th day Of February, A. D. 1861, at
the Court House door in Toledo, Iowa, at the
hour Of lo o'clock 4. nj. Of said day, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit: The L ] Of S " !
Of 81, 7. s., Il lG v, taken rs tleproperty Of
said O.G Dorwin, to satisfy said execution,
interests anicosts. Terms III sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY. Shcr1F.
u lama county tewa,
~7eiss9. lows. JAa. lill, ls5l. ~-al3w2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

Original Notice. No. 3.

State Of Iowa, Tama County S. S.
TO Emanuel Deter and John Harshey,
Sirs: You are hereby notified that there is
NOW on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in Tama County a Petition Of
l.. S. Snyder, claiming Of you the foreclosure
OF a mortgage therein described and that an
less you appear thereto and defend on or be-
fore the first day ct the next Term OF said
Court to-wit: the llth day of February 4. D.,
1861, Default will he entered against yon and
Judgment rcnderca thereon.
Dated this 9Th day Of January 4. y. 1861
Isaac J.. Allen,
Toledo, nl0-iw. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
SEcrill's SnIe.---ND:sEagc Fore
f,lnx.lfO

By virtue Of n special execution issued
iroin the office of the clerk of the District
Court. Of Tama county, lows. and to INC di-
rdeted, in faver Of Tertus Wadsworth and
George NJ. Wells. partners III Trade nnaer the
name anl STYLE of Wai-wortli < Wells. and
against John II. W,c:s, Echecca Myers. Mcr-
1T \ Turner, Alram l.. Myers. John 6. Hen.
lev. Trustee and Cook, Sargent 4 pownev.
I, have levied Oh, and will offer for sale 10 the
highes. bidder, on Saturday. the l6'h
ly Of February. a. p. ISL. Mt Tie
eonrt House door in Toielo. Iowa, nj tie hour
OTTO o'clock 4. N. Of said day. the following
property, ,a-wi: the G ! Of = e az s - and
he N + ef y " Of : - in Town So y. of Il
l. " OF =. NJ. aud dncreed to be soii !,
ie.gee If Foreclosure q! said Mortgt.a: tss@h
rs the property as commanded in said special
execu, IN. 10 satisfy said execution Interest
and cost. l'e,rls sfsalc casl. NJ Redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY. Sheriff
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
Toledo. Iowa. January nth. 1851 .v3nl3wn
NEW STAGE, LINE

On and after THE 10th day Of January, 1sil
Shapes Mail Live Of Stages w'N leave the
Cary House. Toledo. for Cedar Rapids. Mon
days. Wednesdays 4 Fridays; and will leave
{ clar Rapids, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur-
lave. This is the cheapest and hest Route To
Chicago, being over 80 miles nearer ti.tr ny
any other route. Those wishing 10 ge East,
will save time ard expense. also secure safe
~, speed and comfort by this Line wi,;c!
c.nnni he obtained by sny other. Fare
through to Chicago for 50, including Siage
Fare. Tickets FOR sale at the CARY HOUSE.
Give us n call.
L. b. ARMSTRONG, Gen. A.yeat a,
Cedar Rupi1s.
l.. Ii. CARY, Igent at Toledo, nl1v2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
ORIGINAL Notice. YO. 1.

TO Nllliam NJ. Dunlap. You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in tie Office
Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Tama
County, in the State of Iowa, "a petition of
Fanny A. Dunlap, claiming ct you a Divorce.
Now unless You appear thereto and defend DO
fore neon Of the second day Of the next term
Of the said Court 10 he hcldin said county on the
E~leyenti day Of February a. d. ls6!, Default
Will - entered against you and judgement
reAde, Cd thereon.
William II stiver7,
Attorney for Petitioner
Toisia fswa. y.=p ia.s IT..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
F.Sf.ay yesce.

Taken M by Jacob luke l~ivirg in Howard
Township. lama County Iowa, on The 81 day
OF November, 4. d. 1850, 6 light strawberry
Roam Mare Colt, about fourteen hands high,
with q small star IN the forehead, some white
on the tight fore foot, black name and tail.
supposed to be two years old last spring, APP
praised At f~fty-Gyc dollars.-Proceedings had
before John Fay. j. P.-folsdo. Nov. Is 1860.
DAVID u. APPRECIATE,
v3-nI-am. Co. Clerk, Tama Co. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
Original Notice. No. =.

Original Notice. No. -.
State Of Iowa, Tama County, s. S.
Prescotts, Sleeper s Chase,
VS..
Laura 4. Wadlcy and Lu-
cy Ann MARSHALL.
IL Laura 4. Wadley and Lucy Ann Mar
shall.
You aud each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Count of the State Of
Iowa within and for said County Of Tama. a
Petition of Prcscot,s, Sleeper and Chase,
claiming of you the sum Of three hundred Dol
lars as Money due them Oh a promissory Note,
and that said petition alsoasks that Il writ ofat-
tachment issue against the Goods, Chattels
and property, Of you the said Lucy Ann Mar
shall not exempt from execution ana that IN
less you appear thereto and defend on or be-
fore the first Day Of the next Term Of said
Court TO be held in said eouaty to-wit: The
1lih day OF February a, y. 1861, Default will
be entered against you and Judgment rem
dered thereon.
Isaac r. Allen,
Attorney for Plaiatfas.
Dated Jan. 5th Il. d. 1851. pl9lw.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

The LdgI, Ue6ster & CO. Machines are =
Of the most substantial make and elegant d
finish, are strong, reliable, simple IN con-
struc.ion. easily operated nv i novice,and =
with ordinary care will run. for ysurs with -
oat the annoying expense Of repairing al =
Ways incurred on the cheaper, less reliable ~
ana more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in use fer sew r
ia., capable OF ,ieinr a greater variety OF ~
"ogk Shan these machines; with tie cele- -
oratea ws4EEs. rElo they viii handle the q
1eest muslin, tie heaviest hroadciotl,, or
vii work il tic thickest leather used by "a
shaemake1s, or carriage trimmcrs. Tliey i.
VIII also run over seams and gathers with "
TIC same facility IS over plain work. The -
stitch mlac b. tllega Is from Two THREADS. =
aad is the m~es.approyel and desirable in r
use: Is ALIKE oE E5TH SIDES or THE FABRIC
leaving ITO ridge gu Tie under side to wear d
cut and loosen the work, . decided fault =
with all ieop Of Chain stitch machines. q
The needles are MT curved and liable -
70 break, but qrs SO dt anl lave a per- !
peudicular motion. which is absolutely q
necessary to adapt tie mael.ire ~ II! -
sorts Of work. Tie. will bln1 WIKI y
binder ara ZEN with ahemmer: viii stitch e
fell and gather; are fnliy licensed under
.Iiea sEATEsDEDPAIENf. and are =:
tsfe .tfoa. alt III fttaetaeats. IHr.ay seven
Yeas OF Us tats have won the enviable =
reputation al being "tie 5est .hH1,tig All!
saH5ttdch9l4 0ats83aS& 81 &c ca43ir4. W. 81
have numerous testimonials: read a sl4or; ".
aad eoiarrelicns:ye one from tic ~
Nav. Gtiee, Has3 sustpn. Aug. III. 1,5e. =,
conference.-the Sewing Machine or =
derea tleia yo, iSsaEely atiaia, ard Mrs. u
Il. il tall s~:tiste#. with it. Asaa Evidence -
Of It's simplicity, Without directions or ex- ~
plantations she commenced working on it a
after a very short lriai, ~an.ii!as MOI export :
eacea he cast difficulty il lis operatlon. =
| ci!eertuily give yoCmy testimonial in its .
favor. ~,
an res ~eet:.ii,lv your obt servant. =.
Lieut.. YIN I. MAiikT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

-. The District Court commenced
its session last Tuesday, and is now
progressing finely. No important Grim.
inal suits N hand, aud quite a lightciv
il Docket, to the relief of our people
and the grief Of the lawyers,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
Io n IL.
Coed

The Ionic L olgc, !. o. of g. r. meets every
Friday evening, ai64 O'Clock, IN the Easemen,
Of tao Congregational Church.
Knight Dexter W. 8.
J.C Miller w. NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

....At the meeting Of the Republi
can patrons Of the Toledo Post Dnicp
at the Court Room last Saturday even
ing, it was decided to hold All election
ut the Court Room next Saturday at
! o'clock p NJ. for the purpose of ex
pressing thei choice for Postmaster,
under the incoming administration.
BY agreement the Polls arc to be open
but II half hour at 4 time, at the close
of which the ballots are to be counted,
and the candidate receiving the least
number Of votes dropped in the next sue
ceeding ballotting, and thus continue
until some n receives q majority Of
all the votes cast. The fortunate inli-
vidual is to be considered ting choice of
the people for Post Master Of this town.
We should add that none but Rcpub-
licans q exe,c sc the elective franchise
on this occasion; upon the principle,
that ''To the %victors belong the spoils."
~ For some tir,c past, Mr.. Snow Of our
county has been accumulating quite n large
account against Mr.. Weather, who woll know
ing the purity md amount Of evidence with
which Mr.. Snow would sustain his account,
deemed it adv cable to effect a settlement with
him rs soon as possible, fearing that If the nc
9 unit ran till Spring they might have q high
old time Of it, especially if Mr.. Shows agent,
should interfere, Mr.. Water, who always
stands rcady to relieve Mr.. Snow wheneverhc
gets iuto q sweating difficulty.
Accord ngly. last Sat, riay and Sunday, a
settlement trial commenced, which resulted in
settling q little more than one half of Mr.
SNOW 5 accounts. Unable to proceed with much
success thereafter, they have suspended oPer-
a'ioas at the present. while in the mean time.
Mr.. SHOWS accounts is sgain considerably in
crcssing. Unfortunately for the parties, ten
days did not intervene between their trial and
the present sitting Of the District Court. Sc
that they were psecial-l from the Immediate
benefit ofan Appeal or Writ Of Error. We an.
I clip t. 10 scvcr,that had the case been taken
there, the benign countcnanc. Of orr Distric,
- g. wal! ! nave had considerable effect in
s~c.t,ing MIR, Shaw : ac:nint.
nnr ,s.olc cared but little about the matter
'ntfl :ies intsrfe,cd with Mr.. Road $ business
fh:s li1 i"i snit them exactly, still tics
though they would let matters wiki hem take
iaf!r natural course.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

Thc report II the commissioner
ofthe General Land Office shows tia,
the coal fields Of two hnnl .el thousand
square miles, and are capable otsupply.
iag steam power equal to tn Who'll. phys
zeal totce Of the present population Of
the globe.