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ytlisrrllanruus Sdrertisrmrnts.
PROBATE NOTICE.
TN THE NATTER OF THE PETITION OF
FRANK CLARK, Administrator Of The EsiAie Of JOHNSON


Tn THE NATTER OF THE PETITION OF
FRANK CLARK, Administrator Of the Estate Of JOHNSON
MuLkEi, deceased. ..-i- slll 1.t
In the Probate Court Of Pierce County W. T. n appear.
ing BY the petition Of the said Administrator that there
suent personal pfOpery In h hands % pay the debts
ton, and that Il necessary seite Whale PARTON
Of the real estate for The payment Of such debs u there
lore td'4
ordered BY The Judgeof lad Court That an psons inter
ested he aud appear before him, the Of said
D. 1907 Al O'Clock Pm oi that day Chat time being uspe
oaly npponied for ne hearing Of said pgttonl 70 show
Why order should granted y said Adlnl-
iore sei . much q e rial estate % sad deceased
should b. necaanry pay such dcba and that copy
HPuge sound Herald" Newspaper publlahed and printed
In the town of sieiaeoom, Washington Territory.
P. STEWART,
Judge Of Probate, Pierce County, W.T..
hereby certify hai ihs aboye Z true ane correct copy
Of the records Of The Court
In testimony whereof have hereunlo ny and the
Seal q he Honorable Probate cegft q Fierce coany W.
Sol HENRY b BRADLEY, 0srL
, 1862-10-23

E8I1 Cl11-Ir1m persons uho luluIuld .
Eu lAys since from DE SALMON River mines We
l,rrn dat Capt Dayton ol lhis p|.slf formerly
master and p,rf oun1I Of The tlrquo 1hnpis
- ts.n reduced :. ii'r uiposi poverty apd pri
i.raa n a. mines. us vas la1t seen destitute
q every 4..I.l ul c|glh'ns nsl /. mileiable
tI.nt.I. wandering 1bonl barli !, lih1 an Indlan.
r. an. acoonpanisi tT Nr. HI 'oodi also from
s,.a..,on, b - same unhappy plght The
iro pr,11aI.d = "a picture q the fltuncl q
ga ...trr,. but hey arc aia % b nol lls only
o.rmr'.s oI Ike mi.Ioftnnos seen there. God
Alp I.,u,. and grant il..i they may nnd friends
49, and wiling g lucoos hsn.
, 1862-10-23

U. S. REGULAR ARNY.-Before the rebellion
broke out, the regular army Of the United States
numbered only $4,000, men, officers and all; (;
now it numbers ~, ,4S0 Many Of the Captains
and Colonies Of the regular army are serving as
Brigadier and Major Generals Of Volunteers
The regulars have nObly done their share in
some Of the hercest battles Of the civil war
What the force Of the regular army will be on
the restoration Of peace, depends upon eircum-
stanccs Il Is variously estimated In military cir
cles at from $1,000 to 10000 men. According
to existing law, the army will be reduced to
$4,000 men within one year ater the Rebellion
is at an end, sunless otherwise ordered by Con-
gress." II may be questionable whether this
number will be sufficient to garrison the repos,
sessed Southern forts, to guard the frontiers,
and protect emigrants and settlers in the Far
West; but, without further enactment, this will
be the fixed maximum Of the standing army.
, 1862-10-23

through neglect Of early deranesments and care
Iessness Of the first symptoms uf disordered ac-
tionf Had Holloways Pills been taken, an
would have been rectifed. al morbid humors
would have been expelled and everything ob-
noxious to the system removed. For cleansing
the entire body, and preserving the health, no
drug or combination Of drugs equals IN potency
Holloway's Piia An who have tried thcm,
haVe united u bieioaing unqualified praises
upon them for the ease, cheerlulncaz.. and vigor
they begrt The excellence Of these Pills has
been a.ssncd and confirmed By people 10 all
parts oi the globs; their wonderful efficacy N
preventing Or curing diseases Is universally nd-
mitted.
, 1862-10-23

Wnnrs C.sr--Us have r.clissd from MF.
A1olrh p..Irch1r and Ipou1l large ehnnk q
wedding l.1.. b. alI.h We a1s duly indebted.
Lhs happy -odpls have our sincere wishes igr .
lis q rninlsrrupisi bliss. unailoysd By ths ri
aisanl iritu,siai1 which % ohsn hll iV'tho loi
e t,dlI n'.,,i notiai.
, 1862-10-23
PUGET SOUND Herald.
sTErLAcooM. W. T,
Thursday Morning. Oct 2s, 1862.


LrsAL TESDER NoTEs-A great ado is being
u.ds On This coast in regard to legal tender notes
uad many mercantile houses in San Francisco
aad sllesheFe rsiuss 70 receive them in payment
e. rooda For The life Of Us vs can see no rea'
soa uhy they should be at discount but this
lspsobably owing 70 our being 50 blind Is not to
- lhaf the Government which issues them is in
dnngr of becoming bankrupt, or something
uorSa, which some Of the sharpers who specu-
In e. thsir country's credit pretend that they
~ However that may be, We wish Il distinctly
and generally understood that We will gladly re-
coivo lsgll tender notes at par in payment for
Subscriptions and advertisements; nay, We will
allow premium l5r them in all cases where
t4o. bur, six Or more subscribers are obtained
together: that +, We viii give two copies Of the
PAPER ons year for IS; four copies fur $40; six
oapius lor Sl5; and 50 onad iafnitum. sOssnd
aour your legal tender notes; We wouldn't fear
amiIliun q them Al The above rate We shah
siusys hsru.asr furnish The PUoEr sOUED HER
AN % subscribers abroad for single subscFip-
ionu DE price win continue % be ts, ts herstO-
IRE Mako note Of this, and don't Be back
ward sbou, taking Us a,our word.
Nu.c.L--lIiss Belle Divino and Mr. Harry
Taylor gave two conesrs a Masonic Hall, On
Tuesday and wednesday evenings Of this week,
% anything bot large audienesa Belle Divine
dIi 90 telio The rsppialion she has gained else
uh.,,: he = he most charming vocalist We
rave ~ heard IN sieilacoouI, and We regret that
- s9 were present TO testify their appreciation
eft.r musc1l po9sra Harry Taylor played
nsoonrnnIncnll and loloson ths piano. IN nslyle
tiat would b cfedihble 10 esIebfilies On that
iu-,rno,unt The music uas mtsrsperssd Win
imiistion1 of popular actors and addresses. in
which bolh acquitted thlmzeIves we'll. The few
uho eiinsssed theas performances were highly
plu...d, and did not grudge The pree Of admiz-
IA Tbsartisisl leil this morning for Port Town
rsnd and Victoria, where We wish thom better
rucou.1 ihan Ihsy MT siIh hers.
Rrlrnsr1 MnIrus.- Almost every day Wit
hs.s,, ths rs,unor citizens from DE mines. s1n-
ornIy minus he cash and onlais With which they
IA hom1 n he spring. NsrsIs. Cunningham
sna Adams tame Up ron she Cafibuo mines
q Tnerlny l.si, apparenlly not disheartsned q
rhulr ruun.ll work. and seemingly inclined %
- back aruin nlzi spring. They lpsak vel ol
fAd,s mines. .li nppelr confident q ihelr prov.
hra1 hat a claimed lor lh1m uun season.
IRON n. ealmon River mines We rrcrir1 gloomy
neconnlr from unforlunatca Who come struggling
ns.n. uons q dem boxing raiAu dilnpliated-
, 1862-10-23

5rb1r Hrrn.-Ihi1 oll1'al arfi1sd a olym-
pa |..I null. ed vent down he Sound On Non
d,y n.I @ h,I1 Co-ll q Pert Townsend He
50 iu1l co.e in I.sn Re Plains. aaer weary
and extremely d.nssIon. journey, We regret
% lu.ln fhui. ul,h otbals uho accompanied bin,
n loi nearly everything through he husiilily
4. |h1 Ini.n. o. he roulA In order 70 est
1r, IN 1,1.,n % preside u he present term Of
ooa.l a n1I1 Ioanroul. be vas compelled 10
n.nsd1 n ,1lun1, q hls hmlly, Who have By
ns I'a.. " presume. reached Olympia
, 1862-10-23

TYPHooS AND CHOLERA IN CmSA-On the
S7th July terrific typhOOn swept over Hong
kong, Macao, Canton and whampOa, destroying
$4,000 persons. Canton was the centre Of the
tyPhOOn. Every vessel on the river was de-
strcyed, including the Imperial feet, sixty war
vessels and an immense number Of transports
for soldiers In the harbor Of Macoa 100 oil, SUI
gar and other boats were lost The whole feet
Of coast boats was destroyed. The American
ships John BsH and Washington were blown
ashore The typhoOn lasted hours. II is un-
precedented in the recollection Of the Chinese.
In addition to the horrors Of the typhoon, China
Is suffering from the ravages of eholora. The
poor classes At Pekin were dying BY thousands
from il The disease had disappeared from Tien-
isein aasr carrying of about 10000 victims.
, 1862-10-23

FHon Law 70 DpnlTr.-w. H. R Wood,
author Of " Woods Digest" has published in
San Francisco work entitled eInadeliiy Re
claimed o. Pains's Age Of Reason Reviewed
Being deisnse Of Christianity against lhe at
tacks of Inlldelitv.n
, 1862-10-23

Oxoss.-Mr. smithers. Of White River, kim
Co, has sent US . sample Of the onions raiset
BY him this season. They areof the red variety
very large, and highly ersditable 70 any farming
di.llicL
, 1862-10-23

Wnsnf. f.-0n the lasi day Of September and
On The drai Of October. snow fen at Alberni, on
The West Coast Of vaneourers Island. On the
foothills II reached depth Of six inches while
The ground Of lhe valley vas vhiie during ils
prevalence. So heavy fall q snow thus early,
says ih6 British Coloni.l Is almost unprecedented
in this ouaT,er Of the globe.
, 1862-10-23

YnAsf PowDEnA-Every housekeeper knows
how diiicult Il Is 70 make good bread, and We
therefore sks pleasure in calling ailsnion 70 The
act that 70 insure uniformly good, light sweet
and nutritious bread, il Is only necessary to use
Rsdington 4 Co.'S Yeast posdsrs. which in every
respect excel al similar preparations ever offered
. the public Soe ADVERTISEMENT IN analher
column.
, 1862-10-23

EAnL1 WIsIER by steamer from New West
minister on the 18th inst. The Brifah oslonia
learns that snow % the depth Of six inches fell
At Light ing Crock Two weeks before, and the
cold was becoming intense. Miners ars leaving
As lAst Is circumstances win permit
, 1862-10-23

Nor GONE rEH-It ssems that slr, Coon didn't
wander a. from home, and was found skulking
around the corners. near By, evidently anxious
70 get back to bis furmer comfortable qoarters
but fearful Of punishment idf running OF He
has been again rsinslaled. 50 be is not gone
coon VET
, 1862-10-23

@YAmoclH BIoAfEns"-A Yarmouth man
has gone into The herring business in Victoria,
and prepares them ior sale on the same plan as
Yarmouth bloaiers 10 The old country. The iish
are said to Be equal 70 those cured at Yarmouth.
The above is from The Brifiak Colonisi and Is
copied to show the progress making in the devel.
opmeni Of the resourcesof our neighborE Like
resources existing here We irus, It win not Be
long ere similar enterprises aro undertaken near
er home. Our fisheries sooner Or later must as
sumo position Of importance.
, 1862-10-23

PEEoxAL--Lieut Newton Israel, Of Capt
crcwninshields Co, Cal Vols, having completed
The task Of rendering an account Cf the Govern
ment property al Fort stsiacoom, viii leave this
place on Monday next. to rsjoin his company 10
California. During his stay here, mutual at
lhehmeni has sprung up between Lieut. Israel
and our citizens. who entertain lively interest
in bis welfare, arising from the geniIcmatly man
nor in which be has uniformly conducted him
SELF in bis intercourse with them. Tho volunteer
service does not possess more faithful and
worthy officer, nor one more likely 70 win dis.
tinelion, with fitting opportunity.
, 1862-10-23

SoSE ST. 'OAr-a' '.'s '-s.n.. X. E'Ss uu.uu..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
Sheriffs Sale.
state Of Iowa, Tama County, IS:
In the Dist. Court Of

H''har - S'l'esh In the Dist. Court 81
Michael Hays Tama County.
by virtue of a special execution, dated the
the 18th day Of February A. D.. 1862 to me
directed, issued out Of the Office the Clerk of
the District Court Of Tama County, State Of
Iowa, in favor Richard Raleigh, and against
Michael Hays, on q Judgement rendered by
said court ut the September term thereof,
A. D.1a61 against the said Michael Hays AID
wherein IL was ordered, adju1ged and decreed
That the follewing described real estate to. wit:
Then u pr IF Mes or Of section
hcenty-three G23] tomnshiip s3 north
Of range fourteen Ia, ,Dest of the 5th
p ~. IN Tuna county, Io,oo, be slid, or
50 much herecfos is necessary 70 satisfy
said judgement interest and cost.
Now therefore public notice IL hereby given
that ! have levied opon, and shall on the 9th
day Of April A. D. 1862, between the hours Of
. o'clock u. IN and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day,
sale TO at the hour Of 10 o'clock
q. m. at the front door Of the court house in
Toledo, Iowa, in the county scf Tama, offer &
cell 1t public out-cry, to the highest and best
bidder, that bids two thirds or over the ap.
praised value, for cash, all the right title and
interest Of the above named defendant, 10
and to the above described property, or 90
much thereof as is necessary TO satisfy said
judgement for the sum of 126 dollars and 81
cents, together with costs, and all accruing
costs, unless the same shall be sooner satisfied.
II. A. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Tsma County Iowa.
Geo. r. Struble, Atty. for Plaintiff;
Toledo, X wa, March It'll 1862 WINS
Prs fee 500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution issued
from the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tara County, Iowa, and to me dir
ectcd in favor Of Anthony Wilkinson and
against George W. Wright ct al.
Ihaye levied on, and will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, that bids or over of
the appraised value on Saturday the 9Th day
Of April A.. D. 1862, At the tfront door
Of theCourt House in Toledo, Iowa, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowinsproperty, to-wit:
The 81 Or IF the n 70 Or Of section
srren (7) IN township eightytmo (s2)
north If range thirteen west, IF the 18th
p. M.
Taken az the property Of said Isaac Thomp-
son, to satisfy said execution, interest and
costs.
Terms Of sale, cash.
n. A. WILLIAMSON.
Sheriff Of Tams County Iowa
Toledo lava. March Eth 1852.
v4-nlS. Printer fec $3.50 pd
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
AdnatnlstratOr's >afe.

Notice Is herch. given that I will offer forsa!e
and sell nj public auction, to the highest bidder
on the 18th day of Arril 4. ID. 1862. al the
late residence Of Jonathan Petersen, deceased
in Carlton Township. Tama Co.. all the per-
sonal estate Of said dccedent. consisting Of =
fine Stallion, span of horses, span Of mules,
cows, young cattle, farming tools an every
thing usually kept on q farm, 70 The amount
Of nearly $1,000
Sale 10 commence at Q o'clock a m.
Terms Of sate--A1l sums unier five dollars
cash-an over five dollars 10 per cent down
aud 9 months credit on the balance with
approved security and ten per cent Interest
from Gate unless paid when due.
M:rch gath 1867
JOHN PETERSON,
Administrator Of the estate Of Jonathan
Peterson deceased.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
Trustees safe.

Public notice is hereby given, that y
virtue ola certain Deed Of Trust executed
by Joseph A. Brswn and Martha A Brown
his wife, on the 9th day of November 4. D.
1853 and recorded in Book 8 on pages Ais
4l9-42O- Of the records of 7nma County, l
the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash
At the Court house door, in lama County
Iowa, Ut ten o'clock .. m. Of the 10Th day
Of April, "A. y. 1862, Lot No. s in Block No.
. in the village Of Monticello Tama County,
Iowa, with all appurtenances to make the
balance due upon the note in said Deed Of
Trust mentioned.
April I'd 1862.
ISAAC L. ALLEN, Trustee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
IlV YORK Mercury
4 New Year ,eith a n Old Friend.

-
On New Years day Of 1862 that world re-
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
New Aaverilsements,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
lama County Teachers association
will meet in the Union School build
ing, in Toledo, on Monday the 18th day
of April 1862 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
John A. Stalcy, Sec.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
Ta1lor1nx.

Mr.. G. G. Buttkereit would respectfully an
nonnce to the people Of lama County, tina,
he has opened ! Tailor's Shop, ono door north
of the Mr.. John Aliens Brick Store, where he
il now prepared to cut and make gentlcmcus
clothes Of IN kinds, in tho latest styles, At
prices to suit these had Times.
Public patronage respectfully Solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
G. G.. Duttkereit.
Toledo, Jan. 10th 1862. vans An
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
1861. PROSPECTUS. 1oo9.
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a Sound Currency and Death to alt
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03

NOTICE
Is hereby given that = n additional tax
Of two mills on the DOLLAR has been Levi.
Cd as \ Federal tax on all the taxable prop
erty Of this county A. shown by the tax
hook Of 1861, and that the same is reqnir-
ed to be paid by the last day Of May next.
Witness my hand ut TOLEDO, this 2lst Of
march 1862.
A. ]. WHEATON
v4-n1S-4w County Treasurer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
10 oK he E!

III Elk
Spring is coming on apace, and to the
thousands in lama and adjoining Counties
who propose to alorn their homes with Trees,
Vines, Flowers &c. The Proprietors of tie
Central Nurseries at Spring Creek lama Co.
Iowa, would say that they have q choice as
sor,ment Of all the leading varieties Of Fruit
Trees, such as
Apples,
Pears,
Plnms,
Sib. Crab,
Cherries,
and Vines
including
Strawberries
Raspberries,
Blackberries,
Goosebe. ries, and
C%urrants;
all the leading varieties of Grapes among
which may be mentioned the
Isabella,
Catawba.
Clinton,
Concord,
Northern Xuscadine,
Delaware,
Hartford Prolific,
Diana, and ether sorts,
together with . supply Of choice Roses, and
OtnsE HOWTluS 6AEuOS, uituU vi 0PAAu6
planting, all Of which will be offered in small
or large quantities,
At Prices that defy Competition.
Please bear III mind, that we are deter
mined
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD,
We have accordingly, in view Of the stringency
Of tho times, increased taxes, SC. reduced the
| prices of our stock to the
Lowest living Rates.
We would make especial mention Of . stock
Of some
5000 APPLE TREES,
now FIVE years old, that will be ssld IN guam
titles, at the low price Of
% FER HUNDRED.
m B. HI kinds Of Produce, such
as grain, stoeh, lunnJer de-, taken in q
change.
We would say to all our purchasers, that
such products Of our nursery, purchased Of rs
as do lot live, with reasonable care, will b
replaced by us tho following autumn or spr,ag
by ca1ine ~ or nursery
BOWEN 4 ANAeP.
a. .4 40 49, III & "a 2A
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-04-03
100 900 Railroad TIES wanted.

The {. r. l.. NJ. r. r. r. are now pre-
pared to contract for Ties to b delivered on
the line Of their Road between Otter Creek =,
Marshalltown.
Information relative to specifications
Contracta Sc. NAV be Obtained of I. 4. Graham
in Toledo or the u undersigned 1t MarshaAtcwns
John Foster
Contract agent