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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
DE- P. L. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito the inhabi-
tants Of Toledo, and vicinity,) as Practice
ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases of Fc-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten
ton.
Those " hose fears have been excited agains
thecxcessive use of Calomcl, or Mercury, in
any form-May rest assured thoy will rcceieve
mo injury-during treatment.
Every person will be expected to settle their
Indebtedness every
81 K MONTHS, By CASH, PRO
DUCE OR NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
June Sd s O'Clock a. m.

June Sd o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On calling the roll, all were present
excepting Mcssrs. IIarbaugh, Kibbce.
King, Lewis and Dresser.
The minutes of yesterday were read
and approved.
The committee to whom was referred
the bond of the County Superintendent,
rcnort that the law does not require
said bond.
The Clerk presented the jury ccrtifi-
Gates upon which county orders have
issued, for the examination ofthc Board.
Onsmotion Of Mr.. Rogers the actions
Of the Clerk were approved.
The certificates Of the Auditor Of
State for the sum of $3.50, money due
the Insane ASYLUM of this State, for
boarding Sarah 4. Barter, an insane
person from this county was presented.
Mr.. Clark moved that the Clerk by
authorized to transfer from the county
fund to the State fund the amount re.
quired to pay the same-carricd.
The committee on Swamp Lands pre-.
sent the following report:
"To the Board OF Supervisors oi
Tama County.
"The committee to whom was refer
red the report OF James II. Struble :
Commissioner to take the indemnity
proof Of the Swamp Lands Of Tame
County, would report as follows:
sThc whole amount Of land as fnrn
ishcd in the list was 5iOl 9-10o acres
Of which 1870 65-lo0 acres have bee,
proved up. ss2425 5O-l00 entered b,
cash. l445 14-1OO acres by land war
rants, leaving some 1888 44-10O acre
which he failed in securing to the coun
lty, simply because the land was no
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ST.
PERVSORS
AT THEIR JUNE SESSION 1852.

Be 1t remembered that on Mis 2d day Of
lime 4. y. 1862, It being the time
.fred Ly ia,o .jor holding yegulo,
sessiou ofthe Board Of Supervisors,
ofsaid county: Said Board conven-
ed at the Court House III Toledo, and
by order Of the Chair, the roll was call
ed, when the following members an
swercd to the call Of their names, to- wit:
Messrs. w. 4. Daniel, Adam IIarbaugh,
B. A. Hall, X. Johnston, L. Kibby, W.
B. King, G. g. Mason, N. Lewis, +. +.
CLARK, l. Toland, J. a. Wiley and L.
Il. Dresser.
The Chair announced vacancy in
the township Of Carlton, caused by the
death of Jonathan Peterson, and pre-
scented the credentials OF James Roakcs,
who was appointed to fill said vacancy.
Whereupon the proper oath was adj
ministered, and Mr. Roakcs took his
seat as Il member Of the Board Of Su.
pcrvisors from said township.
The Clerk presented the bond Of Mr.
Ramsdell, County Superintendent, and
on motion of Mr.. Mason sail bond was
referred TO the committee OH sclloo
fund.
Mr.. Rogers presented a petition
from David J. Davis asking the APP
pointmcnt Of Swamp Land Agent to
take the indemnity proof of the Swamp
Lands in this county not yet proved
up, and get the claims allowed BY
Government.
Mr.. Daniel moved that the petition
be referred to the committee on Swamp
Lands-carred.
Mr.. Rogers presented petition for
the establishment ~ county road in
Crystal township, with necessary bond,
notices &c, attached.
Mr.. Rogers moved to ,cfer them 10
the Clerk with authority for the com
pletion of the busincss-carriea.
The Chair appointed Mr.. King on
committee on claims to fill the va .ancy
caused by The death of j. Peterson.
Mr.. Talplage moved that Mr.. CLARK
be excused till 10 o'clock tomorrow
for the purpose Of getting the
as scssmcnt books Of Gcnesco town
ship-caried.
Mr.. King moved that certain road
petitions, with the bonds, notices &c.
be referred to tho: ::nlcrk-carried.
The report Of James II. Strnblc.
Swamp Land Commissions, was called
for and read
On motion Of Mr.. Mason the report
with tho other papers We're referred to
on Swamp Lands.
On motion Of Mr.. Daniel the Board
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
s o'clock a. M.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
Meeaical M otl o q.

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service to
The citizens of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
:ry as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
nay be found nt his office in J. M. Shanklins
Drug Store, from o'clock A. NJ. until 7. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
oft with }. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
hDppsltlaus
DIR. y. X. WEIR,

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
Gems Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
ncntly located in this place, offers his services
% Practitioner Of the German, French Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiced of late in France Spain and America.
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced 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 clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will be asccr-
tanned. Female complaints in all thir various
forms, ,trcatede carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaN Calls promptly. Residence
and Office. ono door East Of the 'tPeoples
stor y K. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
5; v. & r. ns5ss.' s;ss, Com.
i. Forker,

On motion Of Mr.. Clark the report Of
the committee was received and adopt
ed.
The petition of D:.D'l j. Davis was
then taken mp, when Mr.. Lewis moved
that the subject be referred back to the
committee for full report on the mat
ter. Mr.. Dresser moved that the re
port he made at the next meeting of
tie Boarl--carried.
a petition with bond, notices &c..
was presented for the Establishment Of
a county road in Lincoln township
On motion OF Mr. Rogers tic matter
was referred to lie CLERK Tor further and
inal action.
The claim Of Galley & Johnston for
the sum OF ten dollars and forty -seN eli
cents, for groceries provisions &C., fnrn-
isfcd John VI. Seiglo's family, Ga conn-
ty charge) as per order OF the Trustees
IF Toledo township, was allowed and
ordered to be paid.
The claim Of John Ramsdcll for the
sum Of s36,lO for services as County
Superintendent, was allowed and order
ed 1, bc pail-
The claim OF s. j. Lewis for the sum
Of $3.50 for keeping and clothing
Rose Ban,etcl's child from December
7th 1861 to June 4th 1862, was allowed
and ordered to be paid upon condition
that said Lewis adopt said child rs his
own.
The claim ef T. j. Sta'cy for the
sum OF s5s 90 for assessing Toledo town
ship for The year 1862, was allowed and
ordered to be paid.
The claim of S. V. II. Kelley for the
sum OF one dollar for killing prairie
wolf was allowed and ordered to be
paid.
The claim Of T. F. Clark for the sum
Of 200 for assessing Geneseo town
ship for tho year 1862, was allowed
and ordered to be paid.
The claim of w. s. Snow FOR the sum
Of seventeen dollars and forty cents, for
services rs judge of election &C., in
Salt Creek township, was presented and
on motion the sum of fifteen dollars
was allowed and ordered to be paid.
A claim Of Azariah Heath for the
sum Of one dollar for killing wolf, was
allowed and ordered to he paid.
A claim ofIsaac Smith for the sum OF
one dollar for killing q wolf was allow
cd an ordered and paid.
A claim of Jacob Holub for the sum
of two dollars and eighty cents for
witness fee and mileage at Sept. term
Dist. Court 1861, in case State VS.. VIM.
| Wignell, was rejected.
A claim Of +. w. Bacon sfor the sum
Of one dollar for killing a wolf, was al
lowed and ordered to be paid.
A claim Of s. Prescott for the sum of
one dollar for killing wolf was allow.
cd.
4 claim ot T. q. Thomas for the
sum Of one dollar for killing wolf, was
allowed.
| A claim Of Francis Matulah Tor the
sum of $3.50 for witness fec and mil
age at Sept. term Dist. Court ls61, in
case State W. Wm. Wignell, was re-
jectcd.
4 claim Of Frank Roller for the sum
Of two dollars aud eighty cents for Wit
ness trr and milaYc 1T Sept. tenn ot
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

swamp or ovcrilowcd land, and no re-
spectacle man could be found who
| would swear it was.
commissioners Strublc in proving up
the above land, secured some fifty alli-
davi,s, filling out blanks which he re-
ccived from Des Moincs, and appear TO
be full and proper with the exception
OF one upon each blank which he has
to make before some Notary Public,
and upon consultation we would rec
ommend that &. II. Strublc be employ
ed to fill them out rs required.
"Commissioncr StrnbIc further re-
ports that there is much more land
which should be reclaimed rs swami,
or evertlowcd, and can, and as your
committee believes should be proved
up and secured to the--county.
awe would also recommend that
James II. Sirublc should be paid per
contract for the above services. and
your committee recommend that meas
ures be taken to prove up all the re-
naming swamp or ovcrhowcd land
within the county IS soon as practical
ble."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
Ratos Of Advertising.

One Square, first insertion, S1,OO
each subsequent insertion, O,5o
t,ns square Three months, 400
Dc Six months, 600
do One year, 1900
Quarter column, one year. $500
ono half column, one year, $500
Ome column. one year, 5000
1D- In addition TO the above rates. advertise
ments containing rule and figure work, viii
be charged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make = square
Business Cards, consisting Of six lines or
less, $500 per year.
~ All Transient and Legal advertisement,
must bo paid in advance.
cE~U Mess the number OF insertions be spcci-
fled at the time advertisements are handed
n they will be published at the discretion of
he publisher. and charged for the length Of
tin . they arc inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
will be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

services as Justice Of the Peace in Ger
| tain State cases, and witness tee and
mileage before Grand Jury was allowed
and ordered to be paid. rs
The claim of Sebastian Farley for the
sum Of two dollars and seventy cents,
for witness fec and mileage in case Of
State Of Iowa vs.. T. J. Staley, was al.
lowed, and ordered to be paid.
Tho claim a. Tompkins for the sum
of nineteen dollars for assessing Otter
Greek township, for 1862, was allowed
aud ordered to be paid.
The claim of james Wilson for the
sum OF sixteen dollars for assessing
Perry township for 1862, was allowed
and ordered to be paid.
The claim Of Samson Strong for the
sum Of one dollar for services rs trustee
Of Carlton township was allowed a,,.t
ordered to be paid.
The claim Of D. X. Gallagher for the
sum Of eighteen dollars for assessing
Howard township for 1862 was allowed
and ordered to be paid. a
| The claim Of VIM. H. HARRISON tor
the sum of four dollars for rent Of roons
for Juries ut February term of District
Court 1862, was allowed and ordered TO
be paid.
A petition was presented by Mr..
! Ingham, asking the Board to recind the
tax on an assessment against the late
firm Of Ingham and kaincs, as such as
sess,ncnt was unjust. On motion Of
Mr.. Rogers said petition was referred to
the committee OH equalization Of ASSESS
ments.
The claim Of Woodruff Helm for the
sum Of eight dollars and fifty cents tor
services rendered as township clerk. OF
Indian Village township, was taken up,
and on motion the sum OF seven duSlars
was allowed on said claim.
The claim of Il. I. Miller for the SUM
of two dollars for killing two wolves,
was allowed and ordered to be paId.
A lcaim Of G. J. Meyer for the sum.of
| twolollars for killing two wolves, was al
lowed and ordered to be paid.
4 claim Of John Il Thomas for the
sum oftour dollars, for Attendance and
miIa.e rs Grand Juror 1T February
i
tenn Of Dist. Court 1862, was allowed
and ordered to be paid.
The claim Of DR., Wicr for the sum OF
s2I,7o for medical services rendered
and medicine furnished Rose Bonh"t-
ellis child "a panpcrl was taken up, and.
on motion the sum of twelve doslars
and thirty nine cents was allowed ut
said claim. IL
Also claim of D. X. Nicr for the!
sum of s24 90 for medical services rem
dcred and medicine furnished John
Sciglo's family (paupers) was taken np
and on motion the sum OF twelve dot
lars was allowed on said claim.
| On motion Of Mr.. King tho board
adjourned until tomorrow morning ut
8 o'clock 4. nj. IS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
June 4th s O'clock 4. IN.

June 4th o'clock a. IN.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
Quorum present. ,I
The claim of John Wilson for the
sum of S22 10 for services las sheriff 81
Johnson County in case Of William
Daley, prisoner in johnson County jail,
and for boarl,n. and washing for same,
was allowed and ordered to be paid.
TAc claim Of A. Harbaugh for the
sum ofone dollar for killing wolf, was
allowed and ordered to be paid
The claim Of L II Shugart for the
sum of sixteen dollars for assessing I ork
township for 1862, was allowed and orr
derel to be PAID
4 claim Of T. D Rice for the sum If
six dollars and ninety-tivc cents tor no
tifvinc township officers, Howard town
ship, was allowed and ordered TO be
paid
4 claim of II G Fostor for the sum
Of three dollars and twenty live cents,'of
keeping and boarding prisoner ana ~ tax s.
inc charge Of Petit Jury at February
term Court 1862, was allowed and or.
dered to be paid s@
The claim Of George Zehrung Gftr
tax paid by him on Government eiand'
for the years a D 1854, 6, Z, 8, o. dT'
Go, amounting to the snm Of $2ES0.l
was presented and on motion OF Mr.
Daniel the claim was allowed and
money ordered to be refunded to
said Zehrung asffs 10
The claim ofN. $. Bartlett for the sum
of fourteen dollars for assessing SprlpG.
Greek township for 1862, was allowed
and ordered to be paid
4 clailn was presented by Abs
Wheaton Co. Treasurer for amount ok
money CHARGED Y him qnheokss YLy,h
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
Uhe gowa Tra,.seript,

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
At 81 so pef Ycnr I'm Advance.
2,O0at the expiration Of three month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Prom ~nn grnnci.cO.

s,N FKASCisco. Friday AUG 29-5:9o p
Sailed this morning, ship S,ar, for Hong Kong.
The market Is quiet. The jobbing trade Ii fair
from fret bands Sales Of 500 pounds OF crystal
lied sugar a; He Eastern Lard lac. Butter q lc.
Groceries generally unchanged. There Is iitte dis
posiiion to speculate in merchandise.
Many extensive investments have been made in
u.inipg siocks some Of them realizing fortunes in
few dsys causing considerable initiation in the market
for such operations, ich continue to receive an
impetus from the handsome dividends declared by
the principal Washoe mining associations.
A tran Of wagons recently arrived at Carson Val
ley from Salt Lake, bringing $1,000 pounds of -four,
aud IS OJJ pounds Of binder, Tor market. This II
tie fl St competition California Las met iOr supplying
the miners on tie Eastern slope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER L. 1862

PRESENTATIONS TO MR. L was LELAND OF TIL
METROPOLITAN HorEL.-A very enthusiastic m al
anne off at the M,nopolit.n Hotel on Friday even
ng last on the occasion of the Presentation Of mag
nIfcent chrouometer watch and cbaiu. rich service
OF silver plate, ard snndry other articles OF
expensive jewelry, TO Lewis Leland ESQ.,. who this
day leaves N-w-York IN the steamer Ariel, TO take
charge of the Occidental Got- at San Francisco. The
Occidental is considered oy maDy TO be ole s TIE
most gorgeous edfces for The reception of guests,
that ever bias been built on the American coutin.D.
Nr. Leland bias received and accepted the offer from
the capitalists and bankers who erected il, Of
princey salary TO assume the charge Of is mar.
agement. His departure from New-York isregIettad,
however, by all extensive ci'c ~ friends who
in part represented at the supper given 10 his honor
on Friday evening and who iu token OF their graft
Jude for the hospiales and unwearied attentions OF
fifteen year, contributed to purchase the muniiicent
gitls which were then offered for bis acceptance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

FIRE I. WEST SEyENrETSTH sTREET-A FIRE
MAJ KiLLKD.-Ahout O'Clock last evening lire
broke ont IL the front room OF The third floor Of tie
frame house No. liS West Seventeenth street, oceu-
pied by u bert X lilersrhel;t dwelling The
mrniu1c was damaged so The amount OF about 81 D.;
iusnrei in the Manhattan Insurance Company for
500. The lower floors are occupied b. poor i,mi.
lies whose furniture wss damaged by v d;cr; 30 IN
-urancr The ist floor was occupied -, grocery
store ty Mn. Sands, and wa. damaged TO snout
3; .u1po-ei to be insured. The bullIing which
ID owned Dy koger Millhoiland, was damaged $50;
fully insu ed.
fireman, named jackson, belonging TO Engine
Go. No 81 wa- billed while running 10 the lire.
lie lot bis foo ing and fell, when IN engine wheels
pas I: lover BIZ neck, killing hin Instantly.
Reliicr- het, in whore apartments the fire origin
a,ed, beng subjected of having rel the fire, MS
arrested, by order OF the tige Naisha ana loo Aed
ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
uAEsIsli1 -.

CONNOLLY Rsooki "a. % " eluesl.y oyca ini
Au. o. Is he pey Faihor Farley, John Al Connolly ''
E..ltbrth 4. ton, Al Of siist place
DtE0AN-O', Eli Ia Brooklvn Thursday ev'nins =
A.r ~ b. the iev }. Tuner Martin Derg-ut 70 nite 1.
- ,,4, 10Th OF slii plice.
HAYfs-P4BEs-fn S. johns G. urch. HaEerst3Hn, Va
on 1hnr.dsy Avg - by the Rev. Hobsu Ch"'F@o1'
lan " a,,s VI p 10 S-iaa :, 80 yter ol i7 i.ie
VI = I-,ss. D. p
HAGADORN-LUNAR-i St Paul. Church, baltimore
or, Non AZ, hue - hy '4, Rct ~. Wyatt. Gen = J.:
U,.,.or, ate 81 Try y. s., 9 Cahlgte = Lunar %
Brooklyu formerly 81 Neal ORR city.
urfci.eO S-DOi'Gl'FGTl- ~, PSnps Church, Hroos-
I'm On Ih..dsy. Aug ' D. the Rev W 'fearo'. Yi'
-. r. intsiu,on OF N-w-ioik, to Mss Sa''l "s"'s
Dmsirrfg al bio,kSn.
LORD-RUALEFS--On Thursiay, aug ~, oy me teV. p"
n Nee Tos IT, Lord Of BrOosl,n 90 La eiia, dA. .Aer
ofre I..e Dul a4d tou.,t- eco, 81 Nrnath y. -
LAINC-fi DLAM--On TduIsday Aug ~ az tl- res -r'es
~ ID lr'. ftLel tat Rev Dr. Nngf'. = rkin rr p
,. A.. late Edta n Lsite & Charlotte, as stcI
ol Lac +. Lndlsu. esq. oil Of hi. city.
PO,T-ilANT NS-At the re,ltenc. Of j.: u he,ti,g g.
N,ut.l,ir n j. on >atu'day. Aug 81. by the Rev. =.
Buod M Herbert Post Of Sgnnehe!d, III, to ME- julia
T. u.yrus OF the iOIDl-r place
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CT = llEs xxN-lkks
HssIsD.

RFTUlrNF-A, Florence, Italy Sunday Apil q, the
nry go " BE- hume D. D., Ia the 5Sth yea Of hi
a.. r,r,i.s Law. bern brought home i1r tie me ta
duer services will BE- held ~ the Reformed Dutch Church,
,rn,r OF H Il weuty hluiA street "a ~ esies
Nv -Dt 3 81 o. lock p The relative. 81 his fli
III s,ory # tAs Twenty hfstsfre reformed Dutch
CnnfcB tLe leycfrurd tie Cie gy ueube's 4 he Aned
Phus hiea society snd Of tie New YorN Rhetorical
se.ty the Council the New York uiyerify fro'c
OF ne lhroiogr Seminary at New bruu'wi 1. ar iyed
10 A,.l5 at the TweGty lfsi.sueei Church near So
avenue. orl,ck, to joiu IN the funeral procession.
BRADY IN Brooklyn, Saturday, Aug 30, Julia the be-
loved daus cf Il john BRADY aged Il years sud mouths
BARRY, 20. lG2 Avenue r. Oh SATURDAY hug 20. hona
Bairy ela, eli fpOuias and Elon Barry, natives o
HI essh Com y Cork. iceland, sged 50 yeArs
CAsSEDY-In jersey CRY ". j.. on Saturday. Aug -
S,nuc Cas.ciy esq IN the "a wear o. me age.
lhc fi-d- q the family sifhou' further notcs inv e
attend the funeral the stdence of hi, .on or
w giy No. lU7 hgton stGe. jersey IitS q =
O'Clock this Monday afternoon The rem ANS OF the IL
c~a.rd VIII ne inferred IN Greenwood trI-triy
CuUEChLL-On Sunday Aug 81, Dan Ell Chureha.' e'q
aged - yesr- formerly Stcckbige, M'-' "hrie b''c
maiDs will be taken or inennent on tuesday next
OEAh-On Friday Avg. ~ Caroline. wife of EDWARD D.
Dean Of this city. .n. -. nj,
Tho fIn.ra At Fnity Chapel IVES, Twenty mn sur on
1oaday, sept ., II eelasA Aas 'ss1'ea ~' A''AS'