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papers through The k;rdness Of / frienie--
They are not OF Liter dates than before re-
ce,ved; hul .heS cNn.ein iA;area;ihs matter
ret ncigre Eccn. We make some atracts.-
The following Is , hard blow upoa Liacala's
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OF
TIE REBEL PRIV AFTER.
A TALE OF THE PRESENT TINE.
BT NED BUSTLISE
II le Tnx lrEATFsr NAUTICAL sovE.rrE S.ScE
Tue PATS or M%AkRrAfr.
BT NED ~BUSTLIS

The New York Mercury" IS sold by All
n.vsiaen and periodical dealers IN America.
u subscribers, j; Is regularly ,nsiled every
Saturday morning, for s. = year: three
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Tor Sl.. With ali extra copy. free, to the
settcr up OF the club. Six months suhscrip-
ton. received. Alwsys write plainly the
name of your Post Office, County and State.
re take the netes Of all specie paying hanks
nj par. Paymen, must invariably be made
III advance.
EJ-spscmen copies sent free to all srrli-
esnts.
Address all letters AID reaittances, post
paid. to
Propr;etors 81 he New York. Mercury.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the qualified electors
Of the City School District Of Toledo Tama
County Iowa, ,hs, the regular meeting OF
said ~i,istriet will be held ut The court house
in Toledo, on the second Monday in march
A. u. 1s6a, At the hour Of one o'clock p. M.
Of said dav. for the election Of officers 10 wit;
A President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer, who shall void their offices
for Que ytsr, and until their successors are
elected and qualified. And one Director
who shall hold his efice liree years. aud IN
til his successor is elected and qualified; also
to vote d tax to meet the Indebtedness Of the
District. and for the transaction Of such hu.
siness as may legally camc before it.
A. b. MASON,
HEcnErARY.
Feb. 18th 1862.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
oO.Oe0 Railroad Ties wanted,

The C. r. &. M. r. r. Il. are now pre-
pared to contract for Ties to be delivered on
the line Of their Road between Otter Creek 4
Marshalltown.
Information relative TO specifications
Contracts sc. may be obtained Of 7. a. Graham
in Toledo or he undersigned at Marshaitown.
John Foster
Contract agent
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
TaiIorinE

Mr.. C. G. Bu.tkereit would respectfully an
nounce to the people Of Tama County, thai
he has opened : Tailor Shop, one door north
of the Mr.. John Aliens Brick Store, who're be
is nov prepared TO cut and make E%entlemene
clothes Of AZ kinds, in the latest styles, ut
prices 10 sui; these had Times.
Public patronage respectfully Solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
c.. G. Bnttkereit.
Toledo. jan. 18th 1892. Wins An
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by Joseph Jack, living in Indi
anviilage township, Tama County, Iowa, on
the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1867, a brown
fiicy, supposed to be 8 years old next spring.
a small white spot on the edge Of the hoot
Of the right hind fo,t. Appraised at forty
five dollars.
David D, A~ppelgate,
Clerk.
v.-nl..8m Prs fes 81 rd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

WASHINGTON, March Ex-Governor
Spraguc Of Rhode Island will probably
be Secretary Of the Navy, If Wclles re-
tires.
Gen. Tyler Of Connecticut is confirm
ed brigadier-gsneral.
Hunter may be put in command Of
tho new department made'of Georgia
and Florida. He ranks TIallcck, SO he
can't remain in . subordinate place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

This well known and popular journal IS
noted for avowing it's sentiments with cAnd0r.
fearlessness and independence. It has aimed
t. he right rather than popular, and takes the
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and ignorance.
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The Cause Of Freedom.
Justice and Humanity.
Improvements If the Mental,
Moral and Physical Condition
Of the Masses.
pcrpetnity of the Union,
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and Supremacy Of the Laws.
Free Homestcals for the Landless.
Encouragement of Home Industry.
No Political Jobbery,
Honest men for offices,
Economy in Government.
y Sound Currency and Death to all
"Wiil Cat Shilplasters.'
Aud The prosecution Of tie War against
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arms. Though this wicked rebellion against
the tcstard ,aost benefcent government that
ever existed in tic world, has become fear
fully strong yet the american Republic is far
stronger: tho loyal "liudsills' will yet sub
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~tooistool oi It's foes.
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4 Aeu Year rtM an CD Ftend.

On New Years dav Of 1862 that world re
newnel and nLriyaled gem Of American jour
naiism, the peerless NEW York MERCURY,
will enter upon The twenty fourth yesr 4
the most brilliant career ever achieyei by
8 paper. During the past year it has been
the teacher. story teller, mentor, aud oracle
oftwo hundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean To Gceaa-ani fra-. Quebec in
Canada, 10 rensecols. on the Gull Of .Iexico
Young ana old, rich end poor. have reyclel
IN its enchanting stores 81 wisdom romance.
arr, poetry. and genial hnmor; and its praise
ia
Familiar in tLe:r mouths IS household
words
TIE noble patriot soldier in his tent, too,
h.s wliiei sga.y tie ,eai,s.n Of camp IL. il
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LIVE STOCK!
500 REEF CATTLE Msgs
w q n. t Q a E1

Those having Ecefcattle Of any description
would do well to Gallon the undersigned At
the Toledo Mil.
Dnoli,tlc & Stewart
Toledo, Feb. 18th, 1862. s4-nl.
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For Coating Metals IF MI Kinds When
exnosed Ia the Action 1t t,ie Weather.
and
For n,eserriing end Reporting Netui
Roofs
OF ALL KINDS.
This Is the oaly Composition known which
will successfully resist extreme charges Of
all climates, fsr any !err'h of time, whet
applied 10 metals, 10 vii | il adhsics iig,a-
II forming n body equal TO three coats Of
ordinary paint, costs much less. AMI will hst
three t.taes dsloag and from L. elasticity Is ~
injured y tie contraction ma expansion Of
In ana other N-tg! Roofs, consequent ufensul-
den changes of the weather.
II uill not craeh IN cold Or -.a D. earn .sfrtktr,
end Hill rot ac;sA ~.
Lenkg IN and otAer Metal Roefscan be readily
repaired with Guta ie,cka a6saeat, and pre-
vented from further cersosion and leaking
thereby eusuring a perfectly water tight roofs
FOR many years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for the
preservation of Iron rdilihYs stosts Ranges,
safes, Agricultural imple,nerts, &C.. also for
general manufacturers use.
BEEEMA CEMENT
For preserving and repairing Tin and other
Metal Roofs OF every description. from its
great elasticity. is not injured y tho centrae.
ton and expansion of Metals, and Ntl not crack
IN cold or ran in acdraa 3rsather.
These materials arc adapted to Al! ~ciim.ses.
and We are prepared TO supply orders from
any par. Of the country, ~ short notice, fol
Cutie Ptrcha Roofing in rolls. ready prs pared
for use, and Gaita Itftaa Cement III barrels,
with full printed directions for application.
AGENTS "aI1tod.
We will make liberal and satisfactory ar
rangements with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves III a luora-
tive and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We cang give abundant proof Of MI NE claim
in favor Of our Improved Roofing Materials,
having applied them 10 several thousand
Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS lRNsLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesale Warehouse IS William Street,
Corner sf Liberty. NEW York.
Full descriptive Circulars and Price will be
furnished ON application. -
| Zone Year. v4-nl2
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1.-THE cars did not run yesterday
from Cedar Rapids to Otter CreeI
Station and consequently we did no
receive any express last night.
-. On u first page will be ionnt
the School Laws with which we hop
|. every Of our readers will maxi
themselves conversant.
49,. The weather for the past week
was very favorable, thawing fast from
the rays Of the sun in the day time
and freezing lightly during the nights
until yesterday when we were visited
by q perfect composition OF snow, hail
rain and wind making it very unpleas.
4 ant.
MIR. Thomas Murray ha. opened
his stock Of goods Of which We made
mention two weeks ago.
Those Of our citizens, who are anxious
to obtain new goods Of the latest patterns
aud styles. cannot BE- deceived in pnr.
chasing from him because his entire
stock, has just been purchased from
tirst hands, and he says he intends to
sell them at the lowest living rate.
Many OF bis articles We know 70 be be
low the market price. Read his new
advertisement aud try him.
THE Propric,ors Of tie nursery
for which Mr.. r. J. Stalcy Of our town
is agent, offer the products Of their nur-
sorry at very low rates, which will II
bic many troubled with tile shorts
to procure . large supply for a little
money. Even that little requisite is
mt necessary, provided . purchaser
has even . moderate supply..of old guns
or watches.-A rare chance indeed.
Mr.. S,aIey intends closing up The TAX
ing Of orders by the LIST Of April, SO
that those who intend to hand him
their orders must hurry up.
-. Ifthsre is a soldier in the United
States army that can beat one Of the
boys OF this town in Co. &C" l4th Iowa
Regiment, we would like to have his
parts measured and published. We
speak of Lconidas Ii. Brannen who
when last heard from, was. five feet,
eleven inches high, weighed one hum
dred anil seventy pounds, and was only
fourteen years old last June.
The Soldier of ll~,ess.:ycars, that can
present greater height and depth, length
and breadth, must belong to 4 race
"f giants and his corporosity would b.
= strong claim upon the office Of Cen
cral Corporal.
I'VE are panied to learn that
sylvia, daughter of Mr.. S. w. Ingham
Of this place, was badly bnrned a week
a.c last Monday, at Mt. Vernon, where
shc and her older sister were attending
the Seminary. Her clothes caught fire
from the stove, when she Immediately
ran out Of doors, where she most for
tnnately met her father who was then
in that town for the purpose Of bring
ing his daughters home. lie immeai-
atcly caught and rolled her in the snow,
rxtinguishing the flames rs 500 ~ pos
81 bic, but not until sl,c was ~fearfu1ly
burned. But little hopes were enter
tanned Of her recovery at 6rst, but more
recently it is thought she may survive.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAPID,

YNHr subscriber and former Proprietor has
lust ref1ii~d AID rcflrn:shed tie old stand
and is now prepared To furnish travellers and
hnarlers with tic hest II Accommodations.
COOP sTABilNG attached 10 the heuse.
vaniGlv. 81. STEWART.
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1861.

STANDARD SHEET
1862.
Great National Banner Of Intellect,
FOR
Americana Hearts & HeI.cs!
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Forty Brilliant Columns,

hniing in them a fascinating mental dis
.ipiine kuawa only II those WHO rally to the
Gaaaer-.htt. ef az Grand -A,r,ct Aas~.cas.
L.t.kiset eai Getsust
La commencing \ New Year, tie ~proprie-
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h.i ii sllali he tleiraim to rlake their great
Fae.ilv Journal d! American literature for
,s63. more brilliant md enchanting than
ever, IN lis concentration Of all the worlds
trards.t ard most beautiful s}ecialifies III
hesl,hhil Romance. graceful Poetry. elegant
and qHaintt;ossip, reiiniae Knowledge spark
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- rale- The COURT. the camp, tie hover,
= i ALREADY rules the happy domestic fire
aide
Tie c"iit.ri.l tore aud National Depart
aents Of the view York Mcrcarya will CON
ei:iue true !; that lefty spirit OF patriotism
.hich ill.,. made il i necessity Of the people
~in,e the War began. and kept i in sn,hn-
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,fug al asoun ! IL for want eli populsr sup
mort.
already the larges, Literary Journal in
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Tie most celebrated pens Of this country aud
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AMI its NOVELTIES, or continued stories for
ts62, si!l he the most splendid sr:umihs in
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TOO, the magic pencil Of the greatest Of Anisri-
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the aid OF pic:oria, art.
Our story. init:story e. the New Year, is =
.flendid national Romance. commencing in
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I'll, lef2l, snd entitled
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NEW HARNESS.
cgR II o.

tn. snhscriber having purchased tho rev
Sa lilo and Nsrness Shcn, in the Second Story
of the New Brick. opposite the Post at'irn. i
prepared to A. al Kinds " work in His fisr, IL
Il w,~tMaa-like manner Groa Short nGtirc
All work warranted. ard A fair tri ! respect
fully solicited.
HERMAN LAUFER.
To 10 q, Jon. 10Th, 1862. WINS
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O. Il
or THE
AMERICAN.
The RestMIeciianical Paper ira
the World.
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

VOLUME VI.-NEW SERIES s.
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EEse ees.: is EEsss":aot.a.tfase-
Third ti.as o:Iss., :sAss il j.
twice sts Esur:agsSG.

This article has lea thoroughly tested III
New York City sf.i Hpar;s 9. tAc United
STATES. Cauad,, West lniiss a3,d Gsnieral anti
suu.i, America. On balldiRTs Ct .ll A.G}s
srcii Is FACTORIES, Fotni,ies Churches, Rail
Road t'cpo;a, 1-rs. a,i On fn3tie bulldogs
generally, Government Build rgs. &c, h. tlr
principal ~liaii.iefs .irchisccis aud ethers, dur
ing pnst teur years. ana has psossG 70 hetAs
Gieepsstas4i mest i5ssui. ~ Ga ia Use; il i
ii every respect q f,re Ga4ft Httthsr ant
tar gtroeJ covering for res "a f.nas.
Til Y tie only Mater.s. stn4.. ..ttt.rsi "A IL
Ihsttd tistts which combines tie very lesira
tie properties II Itasar.N cad IarsdIs$4
which are universally aclnnw edged II lie
possessed by CIfI-t p!ali.A AAE INDIA
RUBBER.
10 Heat is required IL m4kiay op.
pticatt9n.
The expense Of arn'singi i, j. t%ritling, .. an
orliasry Roof can he cosorsd aid finished tie
.,,. H..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Li0SED
CITTIi PEnIsiA CEMENT,

For Coating Metals of III Kinds When
exposed To tic Action II t,le Weather.
and
For Preserving end REPAIRING Metal
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
s.s. PROSPECTUS. 1S63.
CHICAGO TRlBuN !.
Daily, Tri Weekly & Weekly SewspePH
DEVOTED 70
News. Commerce, Politics. Ageis
culture, science + Literature.
NO GOHPR0MISE. WITH
TRAITORS.

"7he Intoa it must and shall be Preserved :
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Il can b. applied b. any ons.

and when flushed farn.s : psstsci.s Ere FREQ
surtaes, with an elastic ho,;s whica cAnn.i he
injured ny Heat. cold or Storm Shrinking o.
Root soSrds, hor any external action what
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

Having established q new branch of bust.
ness il this town, he hopes to meet with and
merit his share Of the public patronage, 70,
which If rendered he will ever be grateful
and always erdsavor TO give full satisfaction
in return.
w. NJ. DUGAN,
March 9th. v4.nl5.tf
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Ci....,s Architects. NHlrrijLts aud
I..r aers!

To mail subscribers:-Two Doilar> ! Year.
Or uns Dollar for six moatlis. 0ne Dollar
PAYS \ complete volume Of ti6 pages; i've
volumes comprise eac var. The volumes
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

1.-THE cars did not run yesterday,
from Cedar Rapids to Otter Creek
Station and consequently we did not
receive any express last night.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

-. The weather for the past week
was very favorable, thawing fast from
the rays of the sun in the day time
and freezing lightly during the nights,
until yesterday when we were visited
by . perfect composition OF snow, hail.
rain and wind making it very unpleas-
ant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-15
sEQrESTRATIoN NOTICE..

rINHE Undersigned, appointed Receiver under the
n sequesirauon Act, lof the counties q Orange,
wskt Cumbeflani and Hatncsi, hereby gives notice
70 al persons having any lands. tcnemens % hctedti
menls goods Or rhaliss nqhis credits, q any inter
ct therein. II ~ lof any alien enemy ~ The Lonisde
ralo states 81 Anclica, speedily 70 inform me ol tho
same and 10 render ~ account thereof and % iaf a.
pracficabr u put Tie same ID MY possession, under
The penaly of TIC law iof Noncompliance.
also notify each and every citizen q the coniede.
rate States speedily d give information % me q any
and I'll lands, senemenis and hcfed,aments. gods and
chauels rights and credits within The said counties.
will attend the different counties IN few days ici
lhe purpose u receiving Of which time due notice will
80 q. II. WILDER, Receiver.
Oetob.r as Ig-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-15
March "a.
To the Ladies Of Orange County.

q
AN requested by The Governor Of your STATE 70 cal
upon you 70 furnish fct the soldiers IN the army
wooden socks and blankets for their comfort ant pfotec
sion daring ihe approaching Nlnier. Zach donor will
please accompany hsi gIi. ~ her name. shall ihs
call upon your patriotism be made without proper re-
.ponsc % yoar parl | cannot believe that i wili !
therefore cIll apca YOU come forward with your gifts
and ay them baunlally upon the altar Of your eonn-
Try. .miaic lie ekampe d your mothers VI the Feso
lu,ion, aud allow not Tie soldiers who have taken up
10 desnce Of yoat liberties, your lives, and Uha,
il s, deacf your honot q go unpFDyiJcd ior' suer
not your defenders % hc exposed unprotected to the
winters chilling blasts. Come, then, 70 their relief;
furnish them with those necessary ariirss . relieve
snacung hunaniiy. snd thereby mtfl, The iauds not
only of the prescat. bat ol iaiure generations.
| ani your humble servant
X. VI. JONES, sheriff.
- The following gentlemen wilt please ieeese anil
forward u ne agiiclea lor lhr sollets:
". VI. Allison. n. p. Hail. Ahison Mangum NJ.
A Auxier Iohn ". Can, anl Asis Dutham.
August 20. 0s-