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RLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
GREAT spECIAL sALEil
Orr PRICES
FULL 20 PER CENT
CnEArrR THAN ANY OTHER
HOlsE ~ NEW YORK.
ALL ORR STOCK PU RELEASED BEFORE
THE GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES.
OIL BOILED GROs DE RHINEs, at Is, rs. 6J.,
and "a. per yard.
OIL. BOILED PARIs TArFETAs,
FOR MANrIILAS. AT L., ~, and o.. por yard
". X pfYToN
jeo s'i?6 ga BowERY. near Houston st,
| CusnMAN & BROOKS
| Are closing all their
STRAW BOSNErs, CUlLDREN's HATS,
| RLouMERS, Sc, 81,
,,reduced prices Ladies should call at to sc,
CusHMAN * BROOKS
| CJsHuAN Il BROOKS
| CusHNAN II BROOKS NEW STORE, 9Th Ave
| and 2sth st.
and
GLOVES
In every variety, Sc t. Doc pair in all sizes for
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SILK MlTTs isc, 9oc, Bic 3Sc pair--Chesp
RIBBONS. from AUCTION, loo to 25c a yard !
EMbholDEhED COLLARS &c, Sc, loc, l2c, isc
EMBRoIDERED BANDS, from AUCTIoN,poc to
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LACE Wells, l2c, 1sc, 2bc, So 10 81 80 Chesp
INFANTS WAISTS ssc, Coo, 7oc TO ST. 20 TX.
ira Chespl
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1913 xth tGthl Avenue, corner 2sih 1T.
Ir9 1915 CusHMAN & BROOKS.
NANTILLAS. MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS!
A'l TREMENDOUS BARGAlNSl
w. X. PEYTONS
"FXCELsIOR CLOAK 4 MANTILLA HOUSE"
ladies' Light Zephyr-Cloth sacques,st$2 land up
Ladies' Melton Cloth Sscqucs, at. -. 90 " -
Ladies' Fine French Cloth sacques, at I 90 Il"
Ladies Brilliant Lustre Silk sacqnes, at 0 90 " -
Ladies' " Circulars, at q 10 ~ "
Lsdies Rich Taif,ta silk Scarf Mantels, S OO "
Ladies' Heavy " Sacques and Cir
. AVS NJ ..'.'.'...'.''... %
Ladies' Heavy TaH,ta Bsslues St.. 900
Having purchased my stock OF Silks before the re-
cent advance in prices, can offer MANTILLAs,
MANUPACTURED AND TRIMMED, at lcss than
others can sell the silk No Lady should buy before
calling at
W. X. PEYToN's
"EXCELsIOR CLOAK n MANrILLA HOUSE,"
JED 3'l26 PA Bowery, near Houston street
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
y WE WILL OFFER,
ON MONDAY, JUNE 9th,
Three large invoices Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
Purchased at great sacrifice,
FOR CASH
W X. PEYTON.
je9 81 9T4 Bowery, near Houston 70.
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BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH INsL
- ted at So and $40 per sett. Par, sets % g
per tooth. See samples. American Teeth Co J.
lists, 81 Bowery, opposite 9th Vt, N. Y nib ~
nR. HOYT, DENTlST-9o7 BROADWN
~ doors above 20th st-inserts beautiful
Of teeth ON his improved atmospheric plates ~
or without extracting the roots, on gold VA loya
S15; silver, So; rubber, $40; platina, $9o sr'ti
bone filling. inserted without pain ~ cts; god
cts. to 81 ams gam, 81 cts; extracting, %
An work warranted. myl2 2oa,'i
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PENSIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
MONEY AMI PKiLk MONEY, and al other
claims FOR soldiers, tAeir widows and heirs collect
Ell promptly W CALVIN w. SMITH
my2J gltts'IS Y N.,y (I.,rIrtss,
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ROUNTY MONEY, BOUNTY LAND,
sroars Of pay, allowances, prize money aud
pentions promptly procured and collected, by AN.
DREW LEWIS, AGENT and ATTORNEY for u. g.
Gains, 10 suffolk ct, lie first block from Grand
~. j.2 24'l1O
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This Company insures property of all kinds against
Losa or Damage uy IRE, "a favorable terms A.
similar Iu-ttuf. Dfis.
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GEN EssAL BUSINESS.

4 LLLNIATOR-nR. BRIGGS NEWLY
"a invented corn AMI b.uIun Al,vis,or alarm
- hnd certain cure - turuH tlu-uns, c.ostI,u
h"'itd hni INST red ic"t Sc, .bc.. b., an 81
Per t"N cont rs mr.I on receipt oi PRICE and Z
cents. SOD hy dr'I..yi1ts. IN. J. BRIGGS, Pc.
prct"r. ~. iiroAdvny, Ny. loI o.ss2
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iahbls cure for the Group also the hest medicine
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Price 90 cents n bottle. Manufactured and sold
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~ Fulton st N. Y, and by Druggists, myl2 20. I.
CURE YOUR COUGII--USE CAMP
. sure cure for coughs, colds and sore throat. Try
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and McDONALDs Dry Goods store, 800 Bowery,
near 4th st. Also for snle. FuRMANS RliEt MA
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Written Expressly for the New York Sun
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personal. NOTICES.

A LII sOLDIERs, SEAMEN, OR THEIR
"A RELATIVES CAN HAVE THEIR
500 BOUNTY. PRIZE MONEY, ARREARS OF
PAY AND PENSIONS COLLECTED AND
CAsHED, AT J. D. MORGAN ~ Co,
ARMY AND NAVY BANKERS, 293 BROADWAY,
fny2y Ztac'IA
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OFFlCE PRAClICE-H. BOSTWlCK HAS
" opened rooms for consultation and practice az
~ Twelfth st, o doors west OF broadway ana wiI
rive special attention 10 disease OF al klhds
Ills book, no highly recommended 10y the Dos
TON surgical journal, may be had ut H. WAd-
NERs, vesey st. and al Dr. BIS ohee' friee w.
my26 2isc'lib
! CILPlIER AND VApOR BATllS-TlMO-
| = LATs old established and the only genuine Sil-
pher Baths in the u, s., NJ Carroll Place, beeSxe'
st. cor Llurens, N. y surecure for rleenA. ~.
severe colds crnptUn5 Of the skin, inecur.Ai n.'o
| Oons clIis aud fever. female weakness %o hN IN.
daily BIZ Or. A. L. TIM0LAT q co. @s Ss~c'S0'
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$l5O1,SsEEo|sa s... ocT lrsn Franz. PiAS sns
strung, for $50; do with moud.ngs, s 90 do with
carved legs and inlsid name board, si7b, SiS5 and
$500; do with pearl keys, $22b, $3.50, $40 and
$500; new On octave, $40; do 80 octave, Sl%5.
The above pianos are fully warranted, and are the
greatest bargains that oan be found in the city
Please call and see them. second hand pianos At
Melodeons at extr, nelly low prices 100 new and
ed hand pianos and melodoons TO let, 1t 50 and up
ward per month"; rent allowed fpurch.sed; month
ly payments received for the same. Second hand
pianos taken In exchange for new; cash paid for the
same. Foreign sheet Music at cents Per page.
All kinds Of music merchandise at war prices A
pianist In attendance TO try new music HORACE
WATERS. agent, Asl Bro,lway. my93 92hcs 100
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CASIi PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
SpUu Ihlt and blank ho.ks Of every dascriution
sIOCkwELL n EMERSON.
je1 il''lOs 20 Ann "a,
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SOLDIERS, SkAMEN OR THEIR RELA-
- tiyes having c'rins against the genoa Govern.
mont Tor 800 bounty, prile money. sof pay
ahd PENSIONS viii rzi on !. NELSON LtCKEY,
Agent for the collection 81 Soldiers Ia K PAY and
Bounty. aud where the same will lie coshed So. :
nnd 10 Pine IT. my2g Pa .ig3
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SPECTACLES-GOID SILVER AND Steel
Ospectscles, eye glasses, microscopes Telescopes,
opera glasses, surveying and drawing Instruments,
thermometers hydrometers, patent army COM
passes, &c, at low prices, Ut HUNTERS, 100 Will
lam NJ, near Bcckman. my9 24ac'l3T
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
OUR LATE SUCCESS.

We have been victorious in the late
battles before Richmond, notwi,hstand
ing the first reports saddcncd many
hearts. Our troops it seems again had
to fight a superior number but this time
with success. We have lost great
many officers as well as priyates, and
the battle, or rather continued series Of
battles, have been the greatest ever
fought upon this continent, and with
success upon the part ofright andjustire
rs opposed to wrong and tyranny.
Gen. Mcclellan is at last retrieving him
self, aud although his action comes late
it is very acceptable provided it be
scaled upon every side with victory.
There is no doubt, that the rebel loss
far exceeds onrs, for they seem to have
staked their all upon this issue, max
ing their menmad, crazy and drunk with
-gnnpowder and whisky. They crowded
column after colnmn forward upon our
dcath-dcaling artillery, who mowedthem
down with a terrible certainty, by tens
and shundfels at every discharge.
The impatient and faltcring, we pre-.
SAME will NOW gather fresh conrage;and
admit that our cause is progre ssing and
If we. succeed, in taking Richmond
brighten up with the satisfaction that
the administration of our national affairs
rcposc in the proper persons. So We
hope at ,cast.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

L.oK FOR YouRsELvEs.-Since the in.
PRODUCTION Of DeLand & Co. 5 Chemical
Saleratus, the commoa and inferior n
ticles called Salersaaa have continued
to find their way to market; but none
need be deceived who will look for
themselves. The genuine article is done
up III bright red papers, and 50 labelled
that those who have seen one package
will always know when they see anoth-
err. Call for DcLand & Co.'S Chcmica al
Salcratus, and if you do not find it where
You trade, depend upon it there is some
thing wrong, for it can be sold by all
retailers at a fair profit, and they should
not be without it. Sold by the whole
sale grocers in Chicago and Milwaukee
And sold by Armstrong & Shanklin in
Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONvEN
TION

The Republicans IF Tana County
wiu. sDeet in Delegate Convention Al
Tols1s, on Saturday July 18th 1862, al
O'Clock r. NJ, to select delegates to
attcul the Republican State Conven.
ton at Des Moincs July 23d 1862, and
the Congressional and District Conven.
ton, at such times and places as they
shall be called.
Ratio Of representation, enc dele.
gate for every 20 Republican votes
cast for Lincoln Electors at last gencr-
III election and one delegate tor every
fraction over 10.
The different townships will call their
meetings and appoint their delegates
accordingly.
W. r. JOHNSTON,
/. /. ALLEN,
J. Il. LOUTHAN,
County Central Committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
A special dispatch to the Herald from

A special dispatch to the Herald from
Washington says:
s'There have arrived to-day five Lieu
tenants and two Seargents OF an Iowa
regiment captured at Shiloh, and after
wards prisoners at Macon, Georgia.
They exchanged clothes with some rebel
soldiers in prison and escaped, procured
4 couple Of skiffs, and started down the
Ocomulgoe Rive. When they arrived
at the mouth of the river, they were
picked up BY boat from one Of ON
vessels. They were transferred TO the
transport Massachusetts,, and arrived at
Fortress Monroe Saturday morning
We have hardly doubt that the
above returned prisoners, belonged to
the Iowa 18th, and perhaps Some q
them were from this county.
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Vicksburg to Become an
Inland ToWn---5,OOO ne
groes Digging q Canal.

CAIRO, July 5.
Tho steamer Prima Donna has just
arrived from Memphis, and | am indel-
ted to N. i. Fowler, clerk, for the fol-
lowing news:
The steamer Monarch arrived from
Vicksburg on July Sd.
On Thursday, a week ago, the BON
bardmcnt Of Vicksburg was commenced
by Commodore Porter's mortar fleet, At
about o'clock in the morning. The
shells we're directed against the upper
fort below the town, which mounted
eight guns. The commandment contin-
ued on that fort all day without result.
On Friday morning the firing was
again opened, and continued until the
afternoon, at which time Porter sigma
lied to shell the town, which was done
with delberation and great accuracy.
The effect of the shell could not be
well discovered form the Octorara, then
anchored ia the stream about two miles
below the town. The shells could all
be seen to burst, but tho effect Of the
bursting was hidden by the buildings
i'll front.
This continued till about 4 o'clock
when the fleet was signaled to cease ir-
inc, which it did. The batteries on
shore replied very lightly and at long
and irregular Intervals. Their firing
was very inaccurate.
About haitian hour after the cessation
Of this bombardment, the water battery
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

Those who. believe in SURPRISING
the present rebellion regardless of the
pride. The feeling, the honor and the
dignity Of the rebels, and Using every
available and reliable means to dccom.
plish the same, will find something de-
1sdedly refreshing in Gen. Hunters
letter on our first page.
We make prediction. It is this ::
1fGcn. Hunter keeps himself straight
npon the record rs developed in that
letter, he will be the popular man Of the
times within the next two years. His
theory and practice is right, although
not very popular yet.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
From Warrington.
ashington, July Z.

Senator Clark will leave Tor New
Hampshire in a day or two to recruit q
new regiment; Senator Dixon has al
ready gone to Connecticut for the same
purpose.
No more furloughs will be granted to
returned prisoners. All furloughs here
tofore given them are hereby revoked, &
all prisoners now at large on their pa
roles, or who may hereafter be paroled by
the rebel authorities, viii immediatelyrc-
pair, If belonging to regiments raised in
New England and the middle States, to
the Camp Of Instruction established
near Annapolis, Md; if belonging to
regiments raised in Virginia, Tennessee,
Indiana and Michigan, to Camp Chase,
near Columbus, Ohio; il belonging to
regiments raised in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, to the
camp near Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, and
report for such duty compatible with
their parole as may be assigned to them
by the officers in command Of said
camp, and all, whether officers or sol
diers, Who fail to comply with this order
within tie space Of time necessary, will
be accounted dcserters and dealt with
accordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
MORE TROOPS.

On our 6rst page may be found the
en- = the President for a00, 900 more
troops. We do not think the admins.
tsation expect t. raise that number Of
additional volunteers, neither that they
are necessary, but that under that cal
probably sufficient can be raised to sat
isfy our war demands.
Here is another chance fur the patri.
otto to make grand display Of their
patriotism. We hope the country will
respond to it with will that shows VIC
are neither dead nor sleeping.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
MEET PLAINS, Mo.

rtttl $50 i'~.N~'
Miss Mary To'an1
am under the
/ painful necessity of Informing You the
death Of your affcctioAate and loving
brother, James I 'Tolana. lie cNprcd
about twelve O'Clock to day. His de-
payturc was easy. I am confident that
all was happiness beyond the rerpleNi-
ties and turmoils of this tootstool which
We inherit here below. | was slightly
mistaken when wrote before, although
| fulfilled your brothers request. LIS
complaint was the Bilious Typhoid
Fever. in connection with the glands
swe|lin, tremendously. He did not
suffer severely, all was satisfactory with
him, he expected to reap heavenly re-
ward, he left testimony to that effect,
and intended to meet his relatives and
friends in the city Of Bliss, and try the
realms Of the invisible world. About
the last words he uttered were II want
to die withal, let me GO, let me 60" |
sat by his side and closed his eyes upon
his brcathless remains This evening
he will be borne to the cold, silent
tomb. Not a relative to witness his
burial, or to speak i'll favor Of his future
prospect, however, am satisfied with
the evidence he gave me. | expect to
be present tc pay the last respects to
the departed. Perhaps | have said
enough concerning his bright antic'pa-
tons beyond the grave.
EvESING.--Your brother was laid
in the cold ground and as dccontlv as
circumstances would permit lslncere
" hope you will excuse me for writing,
although / am stranger, yet | sup
pose YOU are anxious toreceive the sad
tilincs and hear from HIM again.
Yours with respect and sympathy,
ANDREW J. CHAPEL,
4th Iowa Cavalry, Go. \.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

AccIDENr.-Mr. harrison, Of Albion
employed on the Woodbury. Bridge,
was suddenly killed onlast Thursday, by
falling from the bridge on to the dam
below. He was chopping on the bridge
when his AK carght on plank over
head, pnecepitating him backwards off
the bridge, breaking his neck. lie leaves
a wife and family Of five small children.
-Nuysl.aU Iaaos &c Neaccs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
CAMp 4TN IOWA CAVALRY,
Near Batcsville, Ark, June 9th 60.
Mr.. Isaac Toland,

Mr.. Isaac Olanu,
1t has
become my melancholy duty to inform
YOU of the death Of your son James |.
Toland, who died at West Plains, Mo-,
on the ed day Of May, CT Typhoid
fever. The regiment being on the
march at tie time James was taken
sick, we were obliged to leave him at g
private house with -four others Of on
Company, Wits men TO take care OF
them, where h~ received the best atten
ton possible under the circumstances.
From there he was removed to " est
Plains, where he died.
He was sick about three weeks.
James was beloved and respected BY
all his associates, ana his officers mourn
the loss of Il faithful and tf1icicnt sol
der, wiiic lis place will long remain
vacant i'll the hearts Of his comrads III
arms.
Yours Truly,
A. 3. PARKELL,
Capt. Co. L. 4th Iowa Vol. Cavalry.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

the rebel forces pecpita,od upon Nc
Clcllan in the battles, and yet unofficial
information here persists in saying that
Realwcgard's army, o. most It, is still
in Mississippi. l.this be so, the rebel
force must have been increased to Its
present numbers 4, Richmond BY :
rapid CONSUMPTION.
Fortress Monroe. July5.
Fresh troops arrived here from Wa
shington Yesterday during the day, and
went up the James river on the evening
Of the 4,h.
-Four small steamers, with four birgcs
IN tow. arrived at Fortress Monroe this
morning, loaded with artillcrymen, hor-
ses, and doubtless bound up tho river
A skirmish took place Yesterday NOR.
ming near our left wing, which resulted
in the defeat Of the rebels. We took
1000 rebel prisoners.
Washington, July 5.
Dispatches have been received from
Gen. Mcclellan, dated as late AS one
o'clock a. m. of the 4,h. The following
in their substance, emitting details not
proper for present publication:
There had been no fighting since
Tuesday night, when the enemy were
rerulsed with great slaughter. The
army moved to the position now oc-
cupied because it affords superior adj
vantages for the cooperation OF the
runboats. of which seventeen arc now
ia the river protecting the tanks OF our
army. Statements Of the casualties II
the severe battles Of the eight days can
not vet be furnished. Our forces were
not beaten III any conflict, nor could they
hn driven from the field 10y the utmost
efforts of the enemy. No guns have
been lost since The 9th, when McCall's
| division at the onset was overwhelmed
and twenty FIVE pieces fellnto the hands
Of the enemy. The sick and wounded
are being sent to the hospitals. At ono
o'clock yesterday the army was draw
mp in its positions jorrevicw; the band!
were PLAYING, and national salutcs being
fred and things looked bright.
New York, July 5.
Capt. Spears, Of General Rcynold''
stall, reported that rcihtorcemcnts were
being landed on Thursday morning, ane
were received with great enthusiasm b,
McClcllan's troops. The battle o
Tuesda, lasted from five 4. a,a- tin . p M
We took twcnty-Enr guns from th'
rebels, who cam" up always three o
! four lines deep. The cantecns Of tn,
rebels wrtr Allied y IT'D whisky and gun
powder.
Nnw Yort. Inly !.
A letter to tie New York Evenin,
! Post confirms the reported skirni>h o.
Thursday, and the capture Of six gun
and some prisoners.
Gen. Mcclellan had moved his head
quarters and the army advanced some
five miles toward Richmond.
A correspondent of the Philaddphi;
Inquirer states that Mchr ond papers o
the 4th acknowledge 4 loss Of 80, 0Ot
men, though they claim the victory.
The correspondent of,he Philadelphia
Press, on the same date, reports tha
Mcclellan was pushing rapidly forward
diving the enemy at all points TIL,
cnrboats accompanied his advance
Smelling the woods and scattering til
enemy, his aaia force following in sup
port
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
Notice.
State Of Iowa /
Tams County )

Tama County J
To john Mendesl and ElixA-
beth Mendell and Potter
Shelton,
You and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama County
Iowa, . petition Of Henry Lance, claiming of
You the foreclosure Of mortgage therein de-
scribed: and that no personal claim is made
Of :cither Of you except the said John Mem
dell.
Now unless you appear thereto and defenA
on or before noon Of the I'd day ct tho next
term Of said court commencing on the Sd
Monday Of September A. D. 1862, default will
be entered against you and judgement rem
dered thereon.
|. L; ALLEN, Atty. for Plaintiff.
y4-n33-w4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
MoEE REPORTED REBEL ATROCITIES

MoHE REPORTED REBEL ATROCITIES
A passenger who arrived at louisville
or Wednesday, reports that Gen Nit
chel detailed ff,y-fiyc men from differ
cnt regiments for scout service VINO
were captured by the rebels, carried to
Atlanta, ca, aaa huay. One Of them,
Robert Bugum, formerly ofSalcm, Mass,
ala belonging to Col. Norton's % ONO
regiment, made ! speech, saying he
.considered it no ignoniny to die for
his country oven in that manner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
New Advertisements.
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
OF
q. r. 9TRURL@s
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW.

ToLEDo, TAnA Co., Iowa.
Alt kinds Of Law and collecting busiaess
promptly attended to.
Having procured al the laws, Of the United
States. on Bounties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the hairs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deosas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by rstsrn q
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
the claim is collecGei.
G. r. sTRUBLE.
x4-n28-ly.