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- O. B., fitishc's hfd opsratus. first rate han -,
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The sun., 1861-12-11

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- a. NN,,luv Wi.-ll's AMI q aver 4 B,kcf'-
unrl uos' learned un'n pcrfa't on sN kind. cf
" -ik. Terms ~ to " -. 35s rhirl ay, up steir,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
l00eIVOia, pa.


%odbri0oe Counts, l.. GcEruor 1861.
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SOnre II. So. IN 9tthroHo Gitp ctitn Grutrofi fur ben,
o~Eclnllcu &ert0llf !NencS 9SAjS!c9y nbaeihlpiftn blb,
o]cy!auftu unC 1lp1r puB o.ti,r }ytriotY meullisuS Elm E,Rr
alt lem. Sh bcmtrte bier, oaB Ger 9SbSfeY, ZEN i& lift
1n O5lSr5 oGu5 o%blCFrt, bcrct1 Is Iignln ali III. DC
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01

l,r5,sge Utrl&ieocntr Gcrttftats zen gcutcn,
.1.Ite Citir5 Ytjttcl 9cbrnuht baben:
10 mein 61ar i,itts YcrlOr, brauhtc ib Ycr1hicoeHe
gtuIci, ole G5r ale rrfD!0lOS bIttscn, bis All !Raoamt
'1artln'5 51ir Ntio.tr. G.S ub ctui9c 6loNhcn bn0On 9e1
s-lwdt bate. fns m,il yooor wtcotr gu Madden an IL wurCe
fta.t uAo Dt5t, Sarah =. Sbctl.o o. Sabr altl,
10. lis gtUlcNtr., 9blOo.
IS bcT3.jnigt bicrmit, o6B Die llrttr}citncrin beo e6i1cn
c]riIclt5 cu auto @ti9lico Der Gtcreicr W. ". Nirht in
s~aac.tgbn, Hae papa rt %iSlage 9%0itonnltn s~laubWarot8
I'll. s. y. ~. GulcU9b,
49,. 0a. $50. @aRor Der &5enejcr &jr6e in 96lot.
@Ata, Er,t NAY IN Den lctCr Sahren auF perlh:eocten
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rprhal,uysulsW iaHete 01ar. SD mas frner tter trihttu,
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gor 0aamitnI braabte. aud BON bielsm !lsRe! I'D bercit
..NIt. Y. Y, SorDtu,
Ig. Sci. 1860. 50 HIcrtb 9i8bltr., 8atp, 4O.
SIS frsI ajh, MO6ome @atctu's pair EeitOratiYe cnt-
.fn.s- 90 forHcU, Du5 It's mit9Sertheil gbrauht babe, inDem
- Gsul onir tts5 5nlabE uno cS am @n9falen s%trbtnotrt
Boz. &tUle9 J95nS,
2h Cc. 1866. 91. , G0mHrtst., $llt9., WtD.
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.. HIro- O1i 10 ongt3rtVtr, p0B Ip taum ltsut tuHute.
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1872 4%31yicdir, Qtilobtlp9ja, "a.
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'EIsa eefe!5n mia! als'n o%nTgO'ie, lon6tLt oNH sinen
uEi P@argga0 Rsr90FsFa9ie' Y. u. SDom3S,
philadelphia, So,
SIS faGs glaoaut @lrcin'5 Srinta. 6ar 9teitOra.iee
It .iu.erfltUEl WHItrlDCrItu uRb tnCt IN otmitlbcn en-
H. .j6s: D,lIll aux 3~cinlaan9 ea 6oyfe5, sa5 pyrb-
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6.u.7. StrdEe, 8ihuor9, 8l.. igp!t in
alien &vciAetenlno Saue9ltOgeS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
Is M. y. Sonco II. 6 D.,
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S1br al lNo, Nlmlth:
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G'ccrNC SAINTS, rcljlltrt in 9todbrjnee 81.
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3rnrg Oldman'5, ~DcittIirt in Nu1uta So.
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mn oaroH utcr,tu9I nm, oOF CNitr 9Bt5tcv uint 0ikir
aacn bier I'M 4IaIttc befuC.,ttn ]9Gbi5lcp's slcihgpmmf
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TlItNt, baF ncrlntcUne Nul oItmjgsN S,tauf ietutS gsAis.
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@h,ottY, rarIiG Ycu:
grter Stq8e,, q. 6. Sherman, 8. gB. Soncs.
S. .. Slime .. 81. Slat y, ;. 8. Jlad,
GusealcoIa, SoRn &rnrtou unp @nperr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
MADAME GARrLw >

ORIENTALHAIR NEStORER.
IS jt Gtcie6 elm unicNlb0r51 : ..,eI oa5 Wnhae
t6uut Ger Qalre ~ beiorcrrn, uho Wirtt Su9lcib
lcBeI pa6 @~uefIIen %DerrlbeU uno jrpar Okur
Jrgcuo wrtAe unAt0tiItse 5plgen fir Die 3aut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
Dry-U0ods \ Fancy-SIore

ne. I,O. Gdc 2jroaC- a.. g.. 5rraRc. @lc. l76
g. ~. ioicUtuum
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$50 5,Ht H]e'oNee.5 iol9r0cc %rtl bcrppr
St;eyir:Gr, IN 'Im0l} uWo diCu @joSgfmbcn,
G:aalIN NtI0't, 20a5 nuo uyttwOutng,
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yin &tIA s's,s2 au5ro ptro trQr,run. gcHu VIM
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Ntnfftbc QEt,nfncfc

SIR ZEN mir ven mcj0ct bicjgcn gouo6lcutcn 70 rtis-
Iia 9eidCntcn 3uryG& bCiIit poH.:uo, cmrfebIe id mia,
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3ait. GHccrtccC, Wotlrcui. SeloCl III 6rcrcn mn GGiucn
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HrtttetG 81 zen m0Qlidlt t~jui9lteR Nrelcp tctc0e c]lpftrc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01

Url9ltHas- uRo CONNER g9aarsn fir 1861.
pute, Wueen mO 5trp8.gG 11rcr.
we NnEtricttncien hatc1 ictt ~~orr1tat1 uno jz Wtrlau,
rtlae Hu2w0tl opn 6Ur., G1ifmcre, IrcAt- III . 2lmc.
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StItaIJNA anGcfcttNi. I'm cincn Stiua Bitten crdsbcat
~. 9. MRnnrr- n -NnmN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
Q0thiia fur 0jrDcrrpbeliscr.

~~E'NI1N TWN ||NNNt NNNTI0NI.
Gs Ut cine ol9euslt tt0urtt S0d3s, buF infer 6nuS iit
thtcr 8ctbc prn SNlrrt 9ttt0jL~ nm l5,pitfalc GeiS6ic int
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tIp infer 6ouo Elm 3trc08cbdft IN 9ftp @rf Sat dnO bO4
unlsr orrtt9er observation-disclosures lets ct -tneu uni bigi0.
Ian 2SNorcn fur inns ctnfautt uHb biclescS ltCr ESchc httrr
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gn Soor tauicr, DrrurG mir in bcu Stano Qcistt Dcyotn
eilit9 ctniutoufcn unC t,uj9cr 0o r9rno Gin anbcrla 0tlhoIl
to tteitNtr Stlot unN III Ben gNr6bulthcu SeOjn3un0sr g.rs
u ten gu torntu. 2Gr R.aubun 0truor roctrf, oaF mir fUr
D ar etntoufen, ann lttto 0uc, frnhc unh 5tuiQt gHoayc fb-
re- Etc SntCrcicn unCrCr NunOcr an hcicu ;i u0bren. But
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III ere yjQcot5, 2S,ne w10 Gi9GJrtn ale unverfol1ut rvc
grst5purci9, uno nodcn nod odrouf oufotrfIaut, OB ur
al IN etncr 8rcCcrY g]ebr0udttn @r;tct flbrtU.
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cfenmtlnad'uuee
q. SbHctcr n. Gru;p..
u ppth Ser urr Orutoih,
Va: 10 Wlhin- Gtrnf.

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GnltcIr fUr o1s ttshcr oewruucne 9uralcn bert a..
inter 3ui6sorns rrCmptcr 9crjrnuue, tondbc ouds fcrncy
,Jr ~ erboltCr.
,scerte werotn ~ icScr 3cit (5ti Eos uuO glabO rrrmp,
usl GgluIr CNt0It 0~USCShItrt.
@ac SetC0 JuCSelcne, Tc~1cralas. @ruhb6uctr,
&cuds, 81u- uno S&gurf,asat t~cit5ntjs an
~-nO uRb irtrcsn ~ oer b%iGiafiCn Nre,sen ~prrfauf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
Dry-Goods < Fancy Store
am Hcueu WiRrst;,

Gdr Ter SrrRc- uuO 6scu 5tro3c,
g. VI. 9te sn6oun cmpietlt i,iuul
yrfitnprn ltHo rem NutIifum icin out aliortjrtse
Eager oon 0rmmcr 9Gdorsn, ric IN rcu tiuil
ten Drciien dtacactcr mcrOcn.
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6ul{! 6pR!.

unitrit'"hetCr bdIt fcrip0hrcno circu 2rsfcn 9}cr-o;H ven
Siptnr rno U]tbtCuhpl; better Cuuludt vro fam leiuc
S,UleEEn NLltrnlit inter cen 3~un'tjeiltu %'oCmguuocg g]ericAca.
S5el S0uien ron 5Atl2rttrurtro c0S IEc5uuCe. fcicunci be
lerg'. Stltcuuu9tn, welts f]utes.OlCr rtrocu Cti GdtucY a.
cote pocr Sec u. oun0lto, 9raaonraEc. iCwtc IN or ouli.
nEocrIo9c an Srcubitr., uGbc Srrotc @lDcnnc ptrCcu. lrourg
9el'rsi' Irclit: 0oo tcts GjhcubplS 81 S5.5u, una
S~GEIcnbplS Su S5.OO rCr Gpro. HumrS u. 93rrrr
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2tmiei0cm.
Oerataaia

Ojclc @c1tuIba at 1T uuunsbr bereit, eu9 bier in Rihs
Curb tbvtu I0cnteu Nnnteloun9er tni0eeenl urehmcr.
rotcut pes e0nfcr 9usens pcrsen inter Die Ser
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
Gov. Houston.

Gov. Houston, OF Texas, still holds
out against the secessiorists. The
Legislature passed a law declaring the
Governors Office vacant, and he follows
it with an address to the people. lie
says the Convention was revolutionary
III its character and did not receive the
sanction Of a majority Of the people; in
their hands neither constitution nor
laws were sacred; lie condemns its secret
sessions and the required test oath !;
says he will never take it; says he is
still Chief Executive but will only en-
deavor to maintain his power by peace.
tul measures; he protests against all the
doings Of the Convention and declares
them null and void. SO il seems there
will be no clash OF resonnding arms be-
tween him and the sccessionists. He
will however be obliged to yield.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

We have at last a great improve
mcnt iii the machinery Of weighing
The principles Of leverage found in the
old fashioned even balance, which WAS
in use three hundred years ago,
was by a Yankee invention applied to
y portable Or platform scale about fifty
Years since, and since that time VIC
have had no Improvement in the prin
ciples or adaptation Of the principles
until .Thc Howe Scale" was introiuc-
ed, some FIVE or six wears aCo. which is
fast taking the lead Of all other Scales.
1s'. because thcv have done awas
with the old chcck-rods, which have
cost TIC turner's thousands Of bushels
If grain To vcrcom the friction occa-
stoned thereby: anl onl, for their sim
plicitv and durability, and the small!
expense Of setting up the ont loa.
scales for weighing hay, cattle, grain,
&c. requiring no pit.
These Scales are sold ~ local agents
in al! the principal towns in the North
west, and hY Nandcryoot, Dickcrson 4
Co.. General Western Agents, 100 and
POI Randolph Street, Chicago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

The Postmaster General has issued
orders tor a supply Of letter paper, cut
gummed and embossed with i three.
cent stamp, combining in II both let.
tcr-sheet and envelope. This sheet is
about half tile size Of the old fashioned
sheet of letter paper, folded ont and
prepared as above, rendering it an cx-
cecdingly neat and convenient prepaid
letter, Of only about half the weight OF
those now in use, with envelopes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
Appointments by tho President.

Benjamin Bunker, OF Missouri, United
States Attorney Of Nevada Territory.
A. Judson Crane, Of Richmond, Va,
United States District Attorney of Vir.
ginia.
J. e. nas,anrek, Of Cincinnati, Min.
lister to Ecuador.
ID. Il. Carter, Of Ohio, Minister to
Bolivia.
Alfred Saunders, editor Of the Dav-
export Gazette, Iowa, Governor Of Ne
braska.
J. \. Dalton, Naval Officer of Salem
and Beverly, Mass.
Robert Wood, United States Survey.
or Of Virginia.
Mr.. Edwards, United States District.
Attorney of Colorado.
{. w. Thompson, Of Minnesota, In.
dian Superintendent Of Northern Mn.
ncsota.
Ex-Judgc Lane, Of Alabama, United
States District Judge Of that State.
John Mccormick, District Attorney
Of the Eastern District of Tennessee.
w. NJ. Gardner, United States Mar.
shall Of Tennessee, Eastern District.
Mr.. Daniel, United States Marshall
Of Tennessee, Western District.
VIM. A. Dart. Of st. Lawrence, Unit.
ed States Attorney Northern District,
New York.
The following Postmasters rcnom
mated:
Mr.. Ryland. for Harrisburg, Penn.
Mr.. Walter, for Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Hoffman, for Cumberland, Penn
Mr.. Hall, for Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr.. Avery, for Grand Rapids, Mich
Mr.. Walbridgc, for Kalamazoo, Mich
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
New Hampshire.

Returns have been received from all
the towns Of the State, with the excep-
ton Of six small ones, with the follow
ing result:
Berry $4,000 /; Stark s1,loa; Scattering
l54.
Berry (Rcp.) y Stark, (Dcm.) 1887
In the six towns not heard from the
yote stood last March, Republican, 33s;
Democratic, 376.
Council.-TI,e Council is entirely
Republican, Mr.. Durham being elected
by 80 majority in the 9Th District, the
only one in doubt.
Scnatc.-The Senate stands the same
rs last year Republicans, 10; Opposi-
ton, 9.
Ilouse.-1n the towns heard from the
result is 100 Republicans, lis Demo
Gratis, Union, l Independent. II the
towns 70 hear from &C as last ycar,they
will return ) Republicans and 10 Dem
ocrats, giving a clear Republican ma
jority Of y.
Congress.-1n the lst District, Gil
man Marston has LOO majority; in the
I'd District, Edward II. Rollins has o5u
majority and in the Sd District, Thos.
NJ. Edwards has 1900 majori,y-all
Republicans.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
A CARD

On my return home, from 4 short
absence, a few days ago, | found on
the desk Of my study a pretty moroc-
CO case. l opened the case and discov-
cred that it contained = gold pen and
a very neat pen holder. BY its side
was a note, written with a pencil, stat
ing that it Wa a present 70 ne, and cx-
pressing the desire that I might be able
to wright IN that would be bless
ed Of God in doing much good. The
note was anonymous. Had it been
signed it should lhavc been acknowl-
edged with proper expressions Of graf
itudc addressed to the donor in person.
Truly such a favor merits gratitude
and sincerity is it felt in my heart.
The gift is as precious rs gold and the
kind wishes of the donor, SO politely
expressed, still more precious than
gold that perisheth. l have tried the
pen and find that it is a good n /; and
! intend to do my best by the help Of
God in writing good sermons with it.
The kind donor has the sincere thanks
Of his or her humble scrvent.
LUTHER DODD.
Willing to compensate the printer
for his labors, the Elder very magnani-
mously presented us with a dollar for
the insertion of the above card. We
took the dollar ofcoursc and--
appropriated it to the ministry.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

The following ~ from the Washing
ton Star:
The Treasury Department have al.
vices that the light house supply vessel
has been seized at Galveston harbor by
the Texan Disunionists. This vessel
(thc Gu,hric) is employed III supplying
light houses with oil, wicks, and other
stores.
She sailed from New Bedford, Mas
~sachusctts, Nov. s. 1850, with Il full
cargo OF supplies for one year for all
the light vessels between Amelia Island
Georgia and Rio Grande, Texas. The
master in charge of this vessel reached
the Bay at Galveston, Texas, on the
5th OF March, nlt, for the purpose Of
delivering the years supply Of oil, &C.,
to the Bolivar Point and other light
houses in the vicinity. While he was
absent from the vessel attending to the
delivery Of the supplies, the Guthrie
was boarded by ! man calling himself
Capt. Rogers, and several men accom-
panied by All individual calling himself
Gen. Sherman, claiming to act By au-
thority and under the orders of the
Committee Of Safety at Galv%cston.'-
These men got the vessel under way
and proceeded with her near the cutter
where she was at last accounts dctain-
ed to await further orders from Austin,
Texas.
The Guthrie, il will be sccl, was on a
mission Of peace, mercy, humanity, and
charity-flled with supplies of oil, &c,
purchased and paid for by the United
States, to be distributed to tho light,
on the Southern coast, to prevent their
extinction during the ensuing year, and
without which supplies they must at an
early period he extinguishcd, and
thereby cause 4 great loss Of life and
property in the navigation Of tina,
coast.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

Remaining in the Post Office AZ To
ledo !; quarter ending March 3lst, 1861.
|. d. Brnstcn, Isaal Boyer, 2
Ann Bondle Anthony Broker,
Cessluis j. Clark, Clark Camp,
Morris Dillon. 2, i. T. Dresser.
w. L. Dabson, Vinvcnt Dancet,
Mrs. Maris F1ickengsn, JAMES Greelce.
Miss Mary E. Harris Mrs. Silele Harris
w. Helm, Miss Ann Hin,
Mr.. Harcly, Ira +. Harrington.
Joseph Keraush, Lewis Loupce,
Charles Lewis. John Murback,
Miss Clara McKecn, James Marshall,.
Team MERIT, Essler Phillips,
William J.. Peppers, Samuel Royer,.
w. II. Roberts, Daniel Ross,
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Jacob Reinig,-
Tos. Sfeyska1, Benjamin Swalfd~,.
J. T. S~hanklin, J. II. Shaver.
L. Raymond Spear, Jacob Saao,, or
CSanon
Miss. Eliza Taylor, Joseph v. Vinson,
Robert Weathers, Perry Yocuns
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
II. A. WILLIAMSON,
Post Master.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
A Secession Item.

Mr.. Mark Miller, the editor and pro-
prictor Of the Northnes,ern Farmer in
this city, informs us that within the past
month he has received not less thar
forty subscribers from the State Of
Georgia; the first in fact he has ever
had from that portion Of the country
Nearly all Of the letters accompanying
the subscriptions say the writer's are
anxious to obtain information in regard
to the agricultural resources OF this State
evidently with a view Of removing hith-
cr. Some Of them state that the emf.
grafton from the Gulf States to the
Northwest during the coming season
will be unusually large. Mr.. Miller has
also received several letters recently
from South Carolina on the same SUBJ
jcct.
This. rs an indication Of what we
may expect in the way Of immigration
and the prevailing sentiment among the
better class III the South is q very i'm
portant bit If information. It is m
thing tangible there is no guess work
Or hypothesis about it. The inhabitants
Of the Seeding States arc many Of them
really about to leave there for quictcr
localities. This we may depend upon,
unless their Government should throw
obstacles in the way Of their departure.
Dubuque Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
ENIGMA.
I am composed Of % letters, whie

I am composed Of % letters, which
are as follows:
Ny II. &c, %, &C, 27, 6, 25, is one Of
the seeded States.
Ny Il, >, lG, 3, II, %, o, II, %, 10,
is one Of the Western States.
N.Y. !, %, 10, Ii, Is, 90, 6, s is a
river running into the Gulf Of Mexico.
My "a, %, |, %, 10, -, is a city in
Alabama.
My4,2, II, g, 81, IS is a country in
Europe.
Ny 10, 2s, 30. 10, 7, %, le, 10, 20, G
is u large Island in New York.
Wy -, -, Il, II, Is, o5, 20, 81, :,
-, q, %, is a large city i'll the far
West.
Ny whole is the title and name o
2 distinguished General, Of the Rcyolu:-
tionary War.
w. II. II.
~ Answer next week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
Another Puzzle.

John Jones las 4 barn yard twenty
by forty feet square lie built a barn
cp ], twenty by forty feet, and had 4
barn yard left, twenty by forty feet
How a this thing be done? The barn
yard was not over or under the barn.
but WAS OF the same size and shape of
the barn, and they were both on the
same lot Of ground first named, twenty
by forty feet square,
We will give the solution Of this p,lz-
RE next week, and if any Of orr sub
scribcrs think they can solve it, we
would like to have them try it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

New York, March 20.-A Paris let.
ter in the Times states that the French
aud English Governments are fitting
out a powerful fleet Of war steamers for
the United States. The suggestion
came from England. France will far
nish three first class frigates, and the
English contingent will probably be
larger. The feet will sail under seal
ed orders.
Spain is also preparing to send = for
midablc force to the Gulf Of Mexico,
though not working in concert with
France and England.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Cleveland Herald says "that subordi-
nate clerkships at Washington-pay-
ing from $1,000 to $500 per annum-
bury the clerks out of sight. lie says
that in . majority Of instances, these
clerks emerge from their positions after
years Of service, weakened in intellect.
reckless in morals, and bankrupt in
pocket"
Let them scramble for their clerkships.
We had rather be the poor editor Of a
country paper, where we can say what
We please without any danger to onr
(num) skull.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-04
REJECTED ILLINOIS 4 EN-
Nv

We present below a list If the reject
ed Banks Of IllinaM1 It was decided
by the Bankers lasS saturday, to reject
them on the following Monday. They
were compelled to this stcpby the large
amount Of this class of money rushing
in upon them from the country, mostly
country merchants who were suspicious
that their real value was less than their
face. The value Of the bills is from
so to % cents on the dollar as shown
by the figures opposite them. 1t is pos.
sible, although not probable, that some
of them may still rise in value. This
will depend upon their making good
their security in Ike hands OF the State
Auditor and as soonas they do this they
will be again promptly taken by the
Chicago Bankers.
We quote from the Chicago TriIune
March 3Oth.
THIGTY-rwo ILLINOIS BANKS REJECD
At a meeting Of our bankers this
evening it was decided to throw out
TnIRTY.Two Illinois banks on Monday
morning. The reasons which induced
this policy are stated at length on the
first page. As they had been practic-
ally thrown out all over the country, and
their bills were coming in upon our
bankers in packages Of thousands Of
dollars, it was the only ourse thai was
left them.
The following list embraces the
banks row thrown ont, and the nine
heretofore rejected. with the amount
and the value per dollar Of their circu-
lation on the 3lst of January last, as
given in the valuable report Of Hon. S.
a. Hurlburt, Chairman Of the Commit
tee of Banks and Corporations, made
to the Legislature on the 18th Of Feb
The value Of the bills will not vary
very materially from the figures here
given. We shall publish a list Of the
prices at which they arc bought, rs
soon as it IL decided at what rates the
brokers will buy them.