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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
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ments you may form something Of an ice
of cur obligations to our friends.
August l~5th.-HaTing been detaiI
from finishing my letter until the present,
l will now close. 1t would be grateful to
my feelings could / enjoy the privilege Of
returning to each member of II committee
as well as each donor, my sincere acknoWl-
edgement for the lively interest they have
taken in our welfare, but at present can
not do it, but as far as consistent for you.
1 wish you to remember me to them and
tender them the thanks Of a grateful peO-
pie.
Hoping and trusting that God VIII
abundantly reward you and your cO-WOrk-
ers in the good work.
/ remain, dear sir,
Your ob't serv't,
SAMUEL AYERS.
A. D. WEBB. Esq.
OF the amount mentioned in the forego-
ing letter. the citizens of Trumbull county
have contributed and forwarded the ann
of $2.125.47, and in provisions, seeds,
clothing. &c, 3,1S1 lbs.
A. D. WEBB,
Secretary Relief Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

proper for me to state the character of these
Notifications, or the strength Of the force
here. but l should think it large enough
to hold this place against the attack of q
very large force. Appearances indicate an
attack within a short space of time, as a
force is reported to be in this vicinity
The advanced pickets are constantly having
skirmishes with the rebel scouts.
The 9TH regiment are at Cross Lanes,
near Sommerville, and are ordered to hold
the place at all hazards. All the other
forces under Col. Tyler's command were
ordered back, SO the 7th regiment is now
alone.
1 have to repeat the same thing as be-
fore; that l have received but one Chron-
icle since l came into the State. Letters
come to US regularly, but papers do not
1 presume the reason is, our mail carriers
will not take them, as they always 60 in
the saddle, and of course papers would be
burdensOme. At this place l saw . Gin
cinnasi paper of as late a date as the 10th
Of August. l am inclined to think we will
have some work to do in Western Virginia
yet. The rebels seem to lie emboldened
by their success in the east, and when they
have proper leaders, in whom they have
confidence, they will not fear to attack our
lines.
We have had a torrent of rain for the
last two weeks. How much longer it will
last l cannot say, but hope We shall have
PLEASANT weather soon, as the continued
dampness of the weather produces a great
amount of sickness. l send this letter by
Mr.. Douglas, who will return home in q
few days Yours truly,
GEO. L. WOOD.
P. S.-Since writing the above, 1 have
seen Col. Tyler, who reports that Capt.
Schultz and ten Of his men were killed
while on a scout near Cross Lanes. The
captain crossed the river against positive
orders. When about IL miles from the
river they were fred upon by a body of
cavalry AMI ten of them were either killed
or wounded, including the captain. The
7th regiment arc within six miles of here.
Matters look very much like a fight. II
will take a strong force to drive US from
this position. Our regiment have now lost
two captains by the rebels; two have gone
home sick and two are sick in the hospital.
We have but four fit for duty. The reg
iment is principally commanded by ~lieuten-
ants. Capt. Asper is the only one who
has preserved his original vigOr and size.
The river is now so high that boats come
up to within five miles of here, which is
some 20 miles nearer than they have been
accustomed to come. This fact renders the
transportation of stores much less difficult.
Yours &C., G. L. W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Rumor Of Jeff Davis Death.

The following is in the Geographic COL
uun Of the Cleveland Herald Ct last
evening.
The Hsrsld's correspondent sends the
following dispstch;-A dispatch has been
received here to-day from Richmond via
Louisville, announcing the death of JEFF.
Davis. This accounts for the display of
Gags al half mas. from the rebel raDparts
today.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
BLOOD FOOD

is offered As a certain and reLiaBIs rsmsdy. Offering
in every partieulsr from the patent medicines OF the
day. il ia . ehemics, combination OF IRON. SUI
PHUR and PHOSPHORUS. OF very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad AMI grateful testimony
to the benefits il has conferred OF them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway. New York
are the sole prOprietors Of the article, and have in
Consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the eeior Of the outside wrapper from red to
ysIlcW. and increased the size OF the bottis to s
ounces Be very cautious in buying to zee hath
fac smile Of their signature Is or the outside 81 the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit
FEB. 20, ls6l-iy.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
DR. LELAND'S ANTI RHEUMA

~ TIC BAND is he only known remedy for
Rheumatism. Cont AMI Neuralgia. aud ire pernieioas
effects OF Mercury and it is with the greatest salts
faction. As { . its N e rits, that we call the . tendon ef
our readers to The Advertisement in another column
Of eur paper 81 the Anti kheumztie Band.
July "a. lS6l-3n-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
At SMITHS NEW DRUG STORE,
NO. 10, MARKET STREET,

400 0uAess sulphate ouipiae.
H9 Bottles saiphats dsrphias,
10 lbs Butter Of AntiRoDy
Chinese Tooth Paste. highly sssDRsHdea
HALLS Family SsaD.
Ills Whit and Lemea Kozgs.
German Chemical Soap,
n"ney SOzp and ether varieties.
Of Fancy TOist Soap.
AlSs = complete assor;msnt Of fabs eSlers Aad
brushes for Artist use.
Sept. le6i.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
CARD.

DR A. E. LYMAN, Dentist, of New
~ ION Falls, would inform his frieads that buss
ness calls him 20 the east, where he will probably
detained for several months. Due notice Of III
urn will be given, when he hopes again 10 rsee
the liberal patronage hss eeOtOrs bsste1ea u5Sats
mag I, Hsi-&l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
LOST.

ON Saturday last, somewhere between
~ this place and Mecca, a Pocket Book. contain
ing $40. Ia Bank bills, - in Crawford COsnty Or
dsrs." and several notes, payable to Ell finan.
Any person finding said property, will be literally
rewarded BY ksVing the came at the store 81 = g.
K.G. BOOTH.
Warren. Aug. %. 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

entitled
Geo. F. Brown E II. Ensign
70 VIA. Porter {. Wilson
Jphu Ratlif \. Z. Austin
4. w. Parker d. 3 Gilmore
J. r Woods G.. Parsons
f Thomas G. T. Townsend
Noble Mason Sam1 White
J. II. jackson \. ". Palmer
E. l.. Smith &c CoEdeTy
D. Il. Ralya Jas. Gibson
J. ". Tyler j ". Pattengeli
G. a. Harrington ?. W. Gardner
J. Strohm WV. COWdery
Ed. Adams Homer Norton
+. W. Powers 8. 4. Davidson
X. II. Walker o. S. Wolcots
4 L. Walker E ". LeTings
+. ". Shook John Reel
Jacob Egslt ]. B. NeClelia9d
John IaHdcs Henry Shaw
Sam'i King LIS. Bush
s. A. Potter ]. s. Wier
J. L. Pearce Geo. Hill
IL Abel S. N. Carter.
James N. fi4nt John Sewers
II. s Woodrow s. H. Ewalt
Hcnj jackson E Jackson
j. d. King A. Ferguson
y. Q. Ball o. r Cobum
Z. j. Hipa Levi Sutliff
Z. Borden +. Rowland
1. Green ]. II. Ingraham
Jas Clark James Gsriue-
". II. Sanford A. A. Drake
G. Il Mills S. Burton
III. NtLain J. Hapkius
EEra Marvin J. D. Bard
a. D. Kibbee L. K. Reoth
Tn. Ritssl Wn. z. RceTes
&. A. Adams ]. 7. Porter
p. n. Marvin J. F. Hstchins
a. 4. Hunt .. T. Ewalt
X. uoagFapa Al. ohl
II. C. Peca HI. GisfezI
81. C. Reed s J. Rand
Sea ". HGH7hey Andrew Gardner
A.. NcC!urg James NelsOD
:. G. Butter s. Elweli
Ahpr Rush 6 L. Stewart
P W. jackson J. H. Park
:. @. Soctt Geo. FassleDan
A. W. Jones i. ". pyson-
Simon Boestler ]. Davis
y. ?. jameson J. y. MeconS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Blood Food!
Blood EoodI

Ts all suffering from Consumption, izeIpient or
Or from debility Of a1y kind; or from men
tai or nervous prostratiOn, brought en- BY any cause;
or from scrOfulOus co Complaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bla5der; and to ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are La
bl. 70. aal which engenAer e~nnsupption the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

Fer the purpose Of electing said dele
gates VIC would recommend that the voters
Of each township. who arc willing to unit,
upon the principles indicated in this call,
meet at the usual place Of holding elections
in their respective townships on Saturday
evening. Sept 18th, at 6 o'clock, and make
caOicc Of the delegates n which they are
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
#0W A4R, 4ss '{2|'c; Y. e !,

Denecolent h,stitstc9s sstabtished By special En-
do,rment for lie Rsktf Of the Sick and dis
tre"el, afflicted with '".t1v,i,ent and Ei,iaemic
L)i.4Aes, and esbstshlh ut tie Cure Of Di,ea-
ses o. tie Nfzsal 'OtgAns.' y.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
A nIhns 81 .h. rns asRy y letter
cupkM1h,, habits Of life, dc.) and in cases Of
s.tSrenS poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge. '''"< -. "''".' ~
Valuable Reports ON spermatorr.,na, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
gary, rent 10 The aflictsd in sealed letter en-
vslopes, free q chsrgs:" Two or three Stamps
Y5f Postage will BE- aeeepehae:' q = = @,'''~
Addr ess, Dr.. J. SkilAn 'Houshtnn, Acting
Surgeon, HoWsr Assassination, No. South
Nint5 street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY oder Of
the Directors. E1kA'p 5irAzruELr, ns3iy,
IN, fzrA 10, + 81. l.fa.'N'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
INPHCTINE,

The Persian Fever Charm.
For tho prevention CIR. Of Fever md Ague
and Bilious Fevers. This ka,i;erfal remedy
was brought to the knowledge cf the present
proprietors BY friend who has been great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Eupl:rates he
experienced severe attack Of Fever and Ague.
'h dissotepjng big condition, one cf the Boat
.asasS E & ri . sssa W., A.
Piled, and exxpperienckd Immediate relief anu
HIS SINCE a1jty Gfxln4 it an effectual p, otec-
ton from all malariSui' odmplain.s
On further investigation he found that the
boatmen attributed TO il miraculous powers and
enid that it could only be obtained from the
t.ttesesOcths edh. Sometffke' afterwards, the
gentleman in converting with Priest obtain
cd from him the secret Of its preparation, and
ascertained whore the medicinal herbs were
found, Of which it was compounded. The wond-
:, III virtues ef tldsA fttitis have indleed afull
t,lief in III lalHat {7hy natives ID the mirnc-
U GUS healing powers oftheir Priests. 49,
Since his return 70 America, it has been
tried with the happiest effect BY several Ladies
md Gentlemen Of high character, who have
given il the most disqualified praise Thi5
remedy having beAH' afspeci6c in Persia for
hundre d M ySaf1,sfbr the prevention and cure
IF FefsfGHd Tthss9a 4 Bilious Fever--is now
offered I, to y n. AR1t!1H people. -, u,
directions for use, ON receipt Of one dollar =
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main
St., Richmond, Va. Branch Office Bank Of
commsrcs Bujlding,Nsw York. Address
y2nSllS. ""e JOHN Wio1OX s CO.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17

Whip in Europe Fremont FroRSs..: +
rchasc 100000 small arms rihed. can.
non. etc. which could then be had at
rca1e rrcies. Government refused to
authorize him to do 50 and is since
huying the same at ''"r prices. At
Washington Fremont was promised I,
600 stand OF arms for his Illinois resl,
monts, These arms were afterwards
refused and i, was only by great perso.
nal effort he succeeded i'll obtaining
arms and equipments for $500 men for
ne West. The ed July he left New
York FOR st. Louis. AT Philadelphia
he received word of the disaster al
Manassas and immediately ,c!cgraphed
back 10 have the arms sent without de-
IA, 10 81. Louis, is he anticipated !:ot
wo,i, III the Yves. from the spirit the
disaster would iuiusc into tn" rebels
His dispatch was disregarded ami
everything was ordered to " ashington.
Fremont, on his arrival At St. Louis,
-onld procure nothing not, even gun
nor harness, nor saddle, literally
nothing but fow sabres. and these
we're his pcrsoal purchase. In tins
ata,c Of affairs rcquiSition was made
on him for 5000 mnSkcts, but the Ar
senal was empty, and he could furnish
none. Of the 1850 men OF his
command, al. except about 1900 were
three months lpen, whose .i,ae had
nearly cypic,l. With this force under
the Presidents orders he had at once to
meet the threatening cxigcncy al Cairo,
Birds Pom. and paluqal, lie =, ,ass
obtained $500 Austrian muskcts, " hich
he had rihel and furnished with i'm
proved locks, making the expense of
each gun sll. Rosscaus brigade Of
$500 men had been assigned Gen Ere
mont. He ordered then. at once into
Missouri, but his order was counter
manlol By the Presidents telegram,
and the troops never reached that state.
They arc now in Kentucky. At the
very time Price was advancing upon
Lexington, five full regiments, armed
and equipped, were ordered from Mis-
souri to Washington. But two could
be raised, aud they were Immediately
dispatched thither.
Added TO all these drawbacks, the
attacks Of his personal enemies, Of
whom the conductors OF the newspaper
press are the chief, had impaired his
crcdit-the materials he had ordered
being withheld for fear lie would be
removed and the Government would
not pay for them. Notwithstanding all
these obstacles, Gen. Fremont with in
dolnitable perseverance persisted IN
what he deemed the right course. lie
,lisbanded his three months men. and
in the face ofall opposition has succeed
cd in getting together an effective force
Of some fifty thousand men. lie sen;
1900 men to reinforce Nnlligan a,
Lexington, but in consequence Of the
enemy having destroyed or secured all
availahte means Of crossing the river.
they failed to reach him Under these
circumstances, and cognizant OF them as
every editor should be, the conductor
Of public press who will lend his
columns to tralncc Gen. Fremont,
shows no better spirit than the man
who with musket in hand would DELHI
era,ely slay the leader Of the American
forces that the South might tri-
umpt in it's rebellion. -Dap Ger.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

10000 CORES or MEDICAL Book ToR GRA
ruIroUs ,CIRcUbATIoN-by sufferer, who has
been effectually cured Of nervous debility
loss Of memory, and dimness Of sight, result
ing from early errors, by following the IN.
structions eiten. il, q msdical work, considers
it his duty in gratitude to the author, and for
the benefit of Consumptive and Nervous sui.
ferers, to publish the means used He will
therefore, send free, to any address, on re-
ceipt Of two stamps, . copy Of the work, eosR
tanning every information required. Addrsss
$50, Box r. o., Albany, N. Y. n25m3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
FarkLE = etE3sc
SEWlNC.M ACnlNE 20.
oaa BR9PwAx-

=
N1O ner,on who contempl plates pureAssioes
IN Sewing Mashine for family - naasfeet'
urrg purposes, shop lfail 70 ssnd Tor enc q
our Circulars, which contains cuts and full
descriptions Of the several styles, prices aud
samples Of work, all Of which We seaj BY nail
free We claim to have the
EST SEWING MACHINES N the,
WORLD 40
For either Family or M*Autsesdrsrt rnrpssss
Ind NJ wo n.k i. /. fair .ri.l. ks.A 4.
followingu "'">~ - /" ';s'
-" IMPORTANT FACTS.
FACT No. This Company being daily H.
cenced, thsir Machines arc prslsetsd.
. against infringcmc4.s or litiEsSisn!
Fact no. These machines mxkS'ehs Lock-
stitch-alike on both side-snd U.S. Nh
tie les. than half ~ much thread 'Ahf stlk
- the Chain or loop stitch machinse.
Fact no. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sew ing machines II market
to the frequent changes and almost endless
yarity Observing required in family. They
viii sew from one 10 twenty thfee desss5Vf
Narscillos without stopping, and mAHeVsSs1
stitch perfect. They will 's+sn'' sew fromshs
| finest ghu.ett the heaviest cloth; ~skdessn
stout hard feather; without chaAgfAg the fssst
needle or tension, or making any adjustneat
| Of machine ~hayevtr.' u not such machine
bes, adapted to family 'lae7 and II BEST ~
apnd 70 family uae,' Why not for every vsrie-'
| ty Of tight sewing manufncturs For work
90 heavy for cur Family machine, W rsssA
mend our large siass...'. I" ~ ~ e'.
Fact No. av-rhcsc machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing machines In uas-
fact very great Importance in sewing elastic
goods, or goods Of any kind. On . bias. !.
Fact No. 5--No machine 10 moro durable or
more simple in its construction, Of mors'tesis
" understood. The repptsticn these
Machines wherever used will fnlly demon
strate each Of the above YAcrs! -"
FACT No. 6.-These Machines took the Highest
/ Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phila-.
delphis. r.
ACT No. T. These Machines took the High.
est Premium nj thschNer Jersey 6tst
Fair. y, - .
EaCT No. S-Thesc Machines took tbs high
4. 90, mcdalot the American lnstitutetsin the
Civ Of New York. together with the High
est Premium for fine sewing machine work.
Fac, No. y-1hcsc machinery took both the
! Highest Premiums at the mechanics Fair,
/ Utica, N. Y.
Fact No. lo--Yhcse machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly esh'b-
/ tied IN competition with other nrst-c'sss
Sewing machines. But we have Apsce for
! only cne ract more---it is the most imper-
tants Fact Of all
/ Fact Nc ~ We rdrrdnt srerj aus re s'!S
! toyi,s better saittuehon thu" a,s ofasssSe's"g-'
,nuchine ii market, or monry refunded
ns- Send for Cir, MAR. AGENTS WANT
ED. Adress: -
''ElNKLE & LYON
sewing Machine 10.
No. 53S BrondWay, New-for
VS. n. 56mcA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
N q N Z G e. L
St IAN Il 0Ial.bg MIL

The undersigned proprietars Of The above
named Mill, give notice to the Farmers It
Tama county that, they have entirely refi,tcd
the machinery Of the mill, and arc now ready
10 give as good.,sat:taction as can he given by
any mill III the country. Tiay sra aware,
that through to mis:aanagement Of careless
and Inexperienced hands, lie reputation Of
tile mill heretofore has been anything put en-
viable, but with the present new arrah cement
Of machinery,
New smut Machine---Johnson's Pat
ent.-.-the best in use, a.
"A New RS1ts
Two large run Of Burrs,
and with the supervision and attention of Mr.
Scott, Shoh as been engaged in milling for the
past twenty years, they fpsf contqent' that
they can give entire satisfaction, and are de-
termincd not to be surpassed in manufacture
ing good article Of -four, meal, Sc. 9
We have also mn extra bolt for Buckwheat
and are now we flatter ourselves the best situ-
atcd of any mill in the county. for doing Gus
tom work, to which we intend to give our es-
peSial art sntiHn.
II. desired, Flour given in exchange for
wheat From 80 lbs. to IS Of -four given fer
a bushel Of wheat according 10 qiiality.
RAT ES OF TOL L.
Wheat, Rye and Buckwhcat 1
Corn and feed ore sixth
llour, lneal s. feed kept for sal:'and 'e9-
change Ct iii times, upon Tie most Reasonable
terms.
We snperintend our own business and one
Of us may be found at the mill at nll times pre-
pared to attend to all calls, and supply our
customers in the least possible time.
The public are respectfully solicited to give
ue tia! 4
Monticello Feb. IA, 1851 v2al5tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
Marcngp, Toledo 4 Ma
rietla
LINE OF STAGES.
A New Arrangement
GIN As 4 REMEDIAL AGENT.
laLsI IkNIli.LS ,EllNlG STIMlY
COMMENCING OCTOBER ood, 1860

80.
The Subscriber has purchased Tie line Of
stages from Marcngo TO Marietta via Toledo
for the transportation Of the mail. And viii
take particular pains TO accommodate tie
TRAVELLING RUBkIEs
Leaves MarcngoTucsdays Thursdays md
Sat urdays on the arrival Of the cars from the
East, passing through K"szta. Dayton. Gwin-
Vile. lrsng. Relman, Tamayille, TOLEDO,
Indiantown, Lcgrand, MarshaltowH, arriving
Of marietta, the following ln2l+ing in time Cor
the stage North and West.
Leaves Marietta Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays. nj oelock. 4. NJ, AID arriving at
Marcnga the following day, in tine for the
cars going East. Also connects al Eo1;Ran
i,h staga for celsr Rprias:
This is the shortest. cheapest and most ex-
pelitions ronte between chicago, central and
western Iowa.
Passengers bv this route will arrive nj Chi
cago from twelve TO twcn,y-tour hours sooner
than ny any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can be obtained either q.
xarcngo or marietta. An Agent will he at
the Depot 10 receive MI baggage for .L;1 line
which vii! be conveyed 70 the efiices FREE Of
charge.
Fare rs cheap AS by any other line.
The proprietor will attend all Express
busine. along the line with despatch and
charges moderate.
X. 9, WEARING Agent at Marietta.
J. \. DUNII.AM, Agent At Mar;ngo.
C.HERRICK, Proprietor.
Nov.l y2-n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
d.. p. l.. BALDY

Again offers his services, 10 the ;nhabi-
tan., Of Toledo, and vicinity,) IS a Practice
ing Physician and Qbsteirician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fc
males and Children.
i'4ran:; diseases will receive special atten
ton.
Those whcss fears have bee. s1sitIs asains
;tee{ ;assiyf Nse Of Calomel. or Mercury, in
Gay ioyra-hsY rest assured they will receive
no ihjhrY-Auripc treatment.
Every person will be expected TO settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS, BIZ CASH, PRO
DUI,E or NOTES.
Positively, present indebt
insss to be Immediately paid to T. B. Mar
ia. DIR. i. l.. Baby
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
In and About Washln9(on.
Tribune'e Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, October 6.
The President has directed that
hereafter al contracts and appoint
mcnts for the western department shall
be made in Washington in the regular
way and through the ordinary chanel.
Brig. Gen. W. X. Strong viii also be
authorized TO make such change in Mis-
souri,. - chief of the staff, rs lie shall
Deem best
Nothing but the imperative demands
ofYpblic interest will induce the Gov
cram mt to snporsedc Fremont. The
Acknowledgement is unrcscrvcl IN his
expression Of opinion concerning FIRE.
mont, and does not hesitate to pronoun.
CT bis retention public crime, a
full consultation on the whole subject
will he held morrow in 4 Cabinet
meeting
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
FACTS ron STOCK SHIPPERS

Stock leaving 4Harengo st lao I. NJ, ar
rivcs Ut Chicago At 6-Oo the next morning in
time for the earlv Markets and stock trains OF
the Eastern lines.
The whole time consumed at the. Mississippi
river does not exceed tWsn; Minutes '9 There
is no change Of cars, no Grriage " delay.
The opening Of the N. : N. +. I. to Ma
rengo, enables pa,tie? driving stock from Des
Moipes and other points in Central and
WeslsSR taxs ltsfprrss considered equally dis
days driving and from ~ 70 ~ hours on the
cars over any other route
Stock will be delivered to any Of the differ
NtSeM. q nj. 3. T. is now being extended
vssi Il Asrengo, and as fast as completed
stock trains wiz be run to tAe end Of the track.
Every facility for tho convenient shipmen,
Of Cutie. Freights as low as via any other
route, spA No PIAZZA spared to render it the
most desirable route from Town TO Chicago.
THRSpGH' TlCkEfs 10 all principle
points ia the United States ana Capsdas, b.
all routes, can be procured at Washington,
Iowa City and Marengo.
JOIN F. TRACY,
". L. ST. JOHN, Gent supt.
Genl Freight and tickle. Agent.
Sotsmssr !, 1850. y2-n32
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
GEORGE n. sTRUBLE,

A TTORNEy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA Toledo, TamE CO., Iowa Once enc
door south Of the "Brick StoHe."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
Medfca1 N@tice,:

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service to
the citizens of Toledo, and surrounding coun:
try, as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Bnrce
may be found At hisdffice III ]. NJ. Shanklin's
prhg Store from o'clock A. NJ. until T. NJ.
except when professionally absent, Coils
isa With J. NJ shanklin, viii be promptly
Gttehlea to.
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