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CONsljMpTlON.
faculty aud other scientific msn have ~.

nedica faculty and other scientific rnsn have -.
fed.
In eonciuaon W assert TIA, ,,o., 49,. A. u~~s
~ any tsnl acute or chrome, can be cured, or g
least palistd By the use Of or the other Of DR..
sCHRSCK's MEDICINES, under bis sdvics. And
70 those suffering with consumption, scrofuous q.
'ections nervousness, lsnglor, disordered liver Or
srmsch piles hesdsche, whether from the reyve.
or stomach. rheum ssism, night-sweats, sleepinesS
restsssness or g1ddiness influenza palpitstion Of
one of you.
To gentlemen who keep late hours. 90, late SUP
psrs, and drink deep, but who during the day
must, with clear heads attend W business, We
would sivise them after an excess and before going
70 be 70 take dose d MANDRAKE PILLS. And
% those sufering with colds on the breast sore
throat or hoarsensss, we would simply say, and In
all sincerity, lose no time In Supplying 70 DIR.
sCHESCk TOT sdvce or, n eli events, get his
medicines ~ . safeguard against serious results
from that which seeming ~ first but . trihe n TOO
often she sures' symptom ofan inelpien, stage of
DR.. ). II scnENcK can te found a, his rrinci.
pal ONCE, No. 80 North SIXTH street. Philsdel-
ph,a- every saturday, - examine Lungs with hb
-" Resprometer," or 70 give advice 70 those who
see NJ 70 call on him.
volume would be required to give . brief -.
count o. The remarkable cures performed by Dr.
skAWEED TONIC and MASDRAKE PILlS-ai
OF which are accompanied by full directions for The
USE on them. Or sCHENCK has suite Of rooms
In each q the large cities where he has an extern.
sive practice. All persons who wish 70 consuiS
with him will meet with kind and attentive
treatment.
lie treats NJ disease but those Il tie Iunss.
Liver and Stomach. aud makes no charges Tor
sdvice, or examining lurgs in the ordinary way,
or a. physicians generally do; but Tor /. thorough
ersininsi On with the Respiron,ter, he charges
thfee dollars. aud wishes every one, rich or poor,
That has Cough, Pam ia the SIDE or Shoulder
nlsde' troubled with Costiyen,s- or DarrAhua,
sslow Complies Loss II Al petite. Low Spirits,
kesu-ssuoss At lights or any other disease leading
L. All an I'm sslao MI
his advice
rRicr:
rn'monic syrup, ~ per hottls; 50 half dozen.
sesvcei Tonic, a. Is d..
Mandrake Pills, 20 cents poi box
kEstsBsh MpSDsys, ffou . H. 3 o'clock, Ia his
TINE iot seeing ateuts NJ his Office. 81 mi street,
New York, but his medicine can be had at his
druggists In the citv.
CONRAD FOX, ~. 81 Barclay street, WHOLE
SALE AMI RETAIL AoES1 FnR NLW YuRK CtrY. lOl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


l,rand IfETy TOT Tue hIOH.
The citizens OF New York opposed 70 the further
agitation of our Free Institution, 1.-THE negro ques-
ton" tvil, 'D1 YOU like Lbertyf'9 the sane being
repugnant n our southern brethrensnd all in iayor
OF the Union under their rule NJ II was, aud the
m aintenauce OF the Constitution according TO their
Interpretation OF IT, rule ruin, are invited 10 meet
their confidence friends 1t the Cooper Institute
July LIST, lssoH&h
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EllCLNIN REGIMENT.
,ukCukNN AurAVis,

will receive 'w i.o-r lntc.,i.,,It men {, I'll tho
e. Wiluy g. tter'AuAr iuaAiAuu rtaui.fd. All
wi,..Iu- g. jl.H. should All 5 r- away, ~ very
Tess 40 .rF 90, tig t',t.r,d.
iac i.,g ru.,- aoa, -lat 20 p,r month, aud
: ll Wil' O., Ual ~ ADVANCE Tie families u
soldiers cu.l-tug, viii lee tx 20 especial care IT,
EtIrtt ttti ~ upt'y iIr'. stu.
500 Btutv rs -"H'4 ,s hon rl' Is discharged.
R.t.' ,ltlNg avn comfortable quarters fur
u.,lel iU.'u.I at. b.
Tire r. 1m,it ~ v' 'ch MA Company firms a
art, .-theu.,y lr.h Is, -.uont law forming in
New Yrs, ni L. u,u D ave Hu oiIut.nty q
InuN> al lri- Company having irsn 'ihcers' nn-
I,rtt.Dr.. ,.,t ~ tr ti.,utc i...t Ity t,t'.an,
Co. JAS. 4 Hti;kE.
Apply att, lquutot', Essex Market col OF
Grad sli |. = rs.
sos s.ilEGAL ABRAHAM, Lieut..
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FOR SALE-VERY LOW PRlCES-Latles
boilers engines, planners tram iortation crates,
standing screw presses, a.. Misunderstanding
dies 70 cut T.inch diameter, AMI press to WORK
them. Machinery sold on commission. Apply at
No. % Dey II. je2+ 3'l2T
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAPS-
l. COLTS line ship JOHN J. BOYD, At pier
NJ X, sails for Liverpool June 2sth. 6hip ANA
ION, At pier 10 East River, sails for London June
9sth. For passage, at low rates, apply 70 TAPS
COLT 4 co, 90 South q, 1e2e y1W
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NOR SALE-50 HORSES, 80 COAL CARTS
double truck and 20 sets OF cart harness, cor
West and B,thune sts. ie23 G'il9
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q foR THE IMPORTANT SKws Of tho day,
by Telegraph, Express Nails o., &C., see first
paGs.
q ADVERTISEMENTS must bc handed in b.
kre nine O'Clock In the evening, IN order " secure
Iropcr ciass C cation ami arrangement
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90 A..

CUMBERLAND COAL AFLOAT-FROM
~ "Gcorgc's Creek" now landing rom schooner
ANN, aud Tor sale by sYLVANus 3. WARD, al
Washington st. le2O 3'l3d
COAL FOR SMITHS USE-A GOOD AR
~ ticis at reduced price; 81 % from boat,
or s. from yard;l this opportunity will last for .
few daysl only,I PALMER d sARLE5, 800 East
llth street. je96 6'1eS
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REyIOVAI.S.

DAWN BROKERS' NOTICE - FRlDEN-
l. BERGS have removed their business from 300
East broadway to the corner Of Bowery and Grand
st. under the Oriental Bank, where oil articles lef.
can lie redeemed or renewed. business continued
under the firm of tho Eagle Loan Once" ap3O I2'
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES-FOR SALE
1.-The lease OF stable, ~ Charles 81; stalls all fun;
e,i FOR thr!b!e the rent. Avp'y on premises until
let. lJl
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r AT!IE-ONE G-FEET ENGINE LATHE,
IL arranged with foot power, AMI one hand latls
d. for sale very low also small lot OF lathe
tools and bench tools, cheap. Tie shop sixteen
feet squsre, with steam powcr, WI! be rented low
It desireI Address j. WINSON, Broadway post
Office. 300
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Mgrrguury I.guisiutor

THE Secretary o. War. on Monday last, In
conformity with a resolution Of the Senate
Transmitted TO tia, body tia; portion Of tho
report ot the lion. Jo,Ei1I lloLr on the subject
of or lnancc and run contracts. which relates to
sse contracts ct Mr.. son HAHru, OF Providence,
Rho IL l-l.nl.
From the evidence before the Committee, It
slpears That Senator SiNNoNs OF Rhode Islam !,
through h's influence at the War Department.
obtained Tor Mr.. S,urnNRru a contract Tor
tJo1D Sprin 'i'l mu kc'a, for which he was
tor.c..vca commission 81 per ccnt.--nmount-
IN il all to sI}'oo. In part payment Of thi.
commission Size Senator received two notes, pay
able in Ausut AMI 5 l'tcm5cr next for siu, 900
AMI he further consider that the whole amount
il available, and will be paid to him.
The most peculiar portion Of this affair is that
Senator SinNpS, avoT, it in the fullest man
nor, and affect. to consider Tia, he has legal
it a simple matter OF barter and sale and is not
ashamod to have traded OF his official character
Tor so many dollars ~ Mr.. SorrRAnrm found it
orof,able to promise him. In this particular at
All Senator SIMMONS was certainly consistent
with the history Of his pa, life. Ills anxiety
during some former tariff discussions to protect
"wooden screws" Vi which he had the monopo-
ly Of manufacture, is still fresh in the rccollcc-
ton Of the public.
1t Is UNDERSTOOD that there is no particular
law which applies to this case. This, no doubt
is owing to the fact that it hal never been con-
tenplated that United States Senator could bc
subject to monetary influences. The only pun
ishmcnt then that can bc EXTENDED to this NOR
ccnary Legislator, is that which may lie ACCORDED
10 him by the body to which he belonss-ani
the contempt Of all good citizens.
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HIGHEST PREMIUM PAID FOR AMERI-
all Gold sid Saver and us demand notes in
llns 4 - AMI upwards, ~ /. T. JAMES & co,
a. wal It, II.
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WM. II, SULLIVAN,

Mr.. Keenan, sends another letter, in which he
says
The mildleman dare not water lis milk, for
Il being sod ior u term Oi months + milkIusn in
the city, VIII Is SUPPOSED L. be ~ good Judge as
he Is, he Invariably carries his .actomotcr with him
He tests it, and II Il has been u,npercd with or will
not carry up T. certain gage, he pays the frei ht
on II and seuiH II back, aud then the contract
ceases That ends the history Of the nldd.euan
and his supposed watery milk.
could name four gentlemen connected with the
Westchester County milk business, who have OF
this moment over one million of dollars IN the milk
business, and have seen and known their best
men ~ be discharged for having quarts Of water
IN an 80 quart can. Each Of them have eight nino
and ten wagons on tho road, which their name
aud resdence Is printed, and they act on the prin.
cipe Of ale that steals my purse" &c, &c, "Bu,
he that robs INT Of my reputation" DC They don't
believe In one Of their drivers watering bis milk,
known AZ 81 and So, and destroying the character
Of their other wagons.
As ~ the small can, baby concern, the New
York sristocracy eau swallow more than that.
Both Mr.. KEENAN, and Mr. SULLIVAN seem,
TO have understood our first paragraph to NEAR
that all milk Used in the city passes through ioul
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RtTTER 10 BAKERS TIE UNDER
- signed Is reccyins butter daily suitable for
their business; good aud sweet, at 10 cts per ID.
II. PRICE, " Murray t. j.2I 3'fI5
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NlSLS, ANNilS, BLACKSMIrIlS AND
maclin't' tools az IL kinds. 4 lar,.o 1T lust
received ami f'r sale oh,lp, ~ WIN -. ANDREWS
n BRO, Al water n, y. Y. irll .4A''lsO
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD BAKERS
cart; 70 be seen at 253 Mulberry st; would an
swer for butcher. j,.4 S'l49
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WlRE WISDOW SHADES OF EVERY
w dc,cri ton, Landscapes fr private hluses,
wire signs for banks, hotels ind offices. Msnuiac-
tII,d Aui ior safe rs
/. L. EIcH \RpSuN. ~ John IT. .lf2ln'i2s
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CASll-CASH
- M,rrhauts AMI manufacturers, or any person
iesirius e. d'-p, Of auy kUl o. m,icl. !. iise,
an find cash purchaser Wy nj Pressing ~ Ias,
" r7li bW e. i.2G 2lac.ill
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COAI-CUMBERLAND COAL--50o TONS
~ for sale. Inquire a. BALLS Coal Y.rd, 10
Monroe r. 1ss4 s'na
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WOOD AT A REDUCED PRICE-iOo
w bundles sl,3a on yard. PALMER ds
SARLS, 500 East llth st. Je2j t'l26
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TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
for all kinks o: Wdstf Paper and
Rags, ~ 7. H. WALKER
ielt 2i1r'9UJ No. - srEI tE STREET
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EOR SALE--A STEAM ENGINE AND
boiler of twelve horse power. with syrryi ing
complete, aud the building g. let sutal.. Tor
small foundry. Apply to T. MARITIME, 70 Nassau,
or American Tube Works, sjlh stree, and lotA
avenue je20 6'lO2
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EOR SALE-A TROIrlNG PONY, , Years
Old, 10 hands; can II / In 2.hn; warranted sound
and kind; also two sulkcys, one wa "A, two set Of
harness blankets, sheets, whips, one sleigh; sold
separate or together. Inquire % James st. JcaI g
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TODDS RAFFERTY,. MANrFACTuRERS
\ ct stationary and portable cnsincs, boilers. Flaw,
li'inp' ok IN, Rope machinery M.iVright work,
siucs ou hand works, Paterson, y J iDli T2,c'i2T
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| W. NISSAN
- Manufacture ~ ..rocers I'm ware nui scales.
Cor. Of Fulton anl. U1idst..
l"So l''ll6 Nv York.
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EOR SALE.-A ONE HORSE ROCKAW."Serr
cheap. To be seen ~ pett crews blacksmith
shop, 4Gth street and Third Ay,nue. jo2b S'lll
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SEIoND HAND MACHINERY, TOOLS,
D%c' such as iath's, planners, drilling machines,
punches, screw reHses, Platform scales, vises an
Wis, and other hlacksmths AMI nacliIlsts tools;
also large lot " cans. tanks, DO Nc, for sale
cheap " WIN. ID. ANDREWS " BRO, All Water
81, Ne~ York. iell 24ac.IaO
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SCLPliER AND VApOR BATllS-TIMO.
- LAI's old established aud the only genuine Sui
pher Baths Ia the I =, at Carroll Place, Blocker
~, cor Laur.na, n Y sure cure Tor rheumatism.
severe colds, eruItous OF tie skin mercur.sl sfIec.
tons, chllls and fever, female weakness. &c Given
daily 10y Dr. A. L. TIMOLAT * co. js4 25lc'21
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lIi I0I-I, 7. =. y Y n N NM :" Z n N
inc Ihi'hofu ANA IA'rr -tr. ult l',y,-, ... .r.u
feat rs ii my.l4, t.cp,,u.l. p.ol .rtyotArtins
blank, hal' st"r,ic tie Hts'i' Itn's. ,utt.ms
Jury, amen u TIE 4 mn II j. .u 1906 LIBERATED a.ul-
du 4. convert The fal INT l.a'fiy. a. yfu..
mi, m hI-.u. ting d.'tt 30; rr I,r pr.
III yrNhith function 10 81. al S nate. c,,,. i.li
i"e ~" lcondi'. u ott Tie b..al rciu, .fa'!a.,
fosS aha o'H"tone, restoring h~h anl mas H.,
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ITO BAKERS--A HORSE, WAGON, A
i good round Of cash customers, 81 tineen barrels
a week, will he sold cheap. Apply 23S Mulberry st.
ie.5 g'20l
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EOR SALE-A LOT OF M.Cu.so holy -
l. Will be sold very Cheap. xukRiPEI- ITO CAl--
ST 80. II. my3O 2sacslg
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
~ for sAle-2o0 light carriages, Kockaways, top
and open buggies, grocers, exl ross ami business
wagons depot and hotel wagons. 30 horses, har-
ness, SC, at 20 Nevns st, aud Is. Fulton ave,
Brooklyn. my3O gIac.loo
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- ~ reports l2.i deaths fi,n tiis disease in ono
year. Into PANTY Physician" ly D. sheriff.,
in'dc tr treating Il Is detailed 10y which, when
properly followed there has not been = failure Of
cure IN years. To he had at SMITHS, 49, Broad
way, and at 4. silERElLL's PLariha,.' 5l3 Hud-
son u. je2i G'10l
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sous MASnRAKn rnIs-actins

In pursuance Of this theory, aud IN dcmous'rs.
ton OF rs success In practice, Dr.. Schenck has dis
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SklKIS-SkllIS-S KiETS--MRS. CON.
~ NER HOP sam Manufacturer, =, Prince 1t,
cautions to public S.ainetimpostors m,kIr. use 81
her name, ~ her place 90 business above in3i 2lac
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TO TINMEN-A GREAT BARGAIN-A
most comp 'cte 'ct' o. tnman's rachioes AMI
tools, even 10 punches. also circular cutting ma
chino and NJ. 3t.p header; also a sett Of IN IT al-
proved patterns. for sale at Sldh, worth $50;
nearly new, only used few months. Address TIN
MAN, box s5l Sun oflice. je2tS'l04
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
4 Dluuder.

At the surrender of Harper's Ferry
few weeks since, the rebels took q
large number Of our men prisoners and
paroled them. They were sent by the
Federal authorities to Chicago where
they remained until a few days since,
when they were .sent sack east. The
very natural question which the people
ask, is why were these men sent to Chi
cago to remain few weeks, and then
called back, involving an expense for
railroad fare of more than a hundred
thousand dollars-some putting it at
least twice as high They were almost
entirely soldiers from the eastern States.
Why then send them SO far away, as if
they were criminals whose crimes were
Of the deepest dye, and as if great fears
were entertained Of their escape? We
can see but ore iretense for All excuse,
and do not know whether even that is
offered by the Government, and that is
they may have been sent there for tho
purpose Of being in readiness to be
brought into action against the Indians
in Minnesota, if their help should be
needed. This may make the course
pursued excusable, provided they were
seat % Chicago for that purpose; # not
We faA to zoe ANY excuse or justification
Of such disposal Of the peoples money,
by cur military lords.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
A THING or BEAUT r, IL 4 JOY
FOREVER.

Who can be beautiful with si:kly
pale complexion. Keep the pores 81
the Skin free, and the blood pnrc, and
your cheeks will vie with the Rose and
Lilly. The Skin is formed with thou
sands of pores in every inch of surface
whose office it is 10 carry Of the i'm
pnrit;es Df'the blOnd--ihe acknowledged
cause Of all diseases Of mankind-when
the skin is day and parched-when it is
covered with ersptions-- when il is cold
and clammy--w when there il inward
fever or inHammation-jt is impossible
for the skin Mndes there circumstances
to perform its trooper functions. and to
carry off the impurities from, the body
as designed by oil. Creator.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS remove these distractions, and
produce free and healthy 49,, remove
the er~ptions from tie skin. md cause
It to brighten with the flush Of youth and
beaAty. Beauty so mach aAssireA and
loved. Beauty without paints and cos
metics-bnt beauty produced by health
and happiness.
Judson's Mo~ataia Herb Pals aTs sold
by al Medicine Dealers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04

[eatyabands.-Mr. TALBOT Of Iowa
Falls arrived At this place last Monday
night, having IN charge fifteen contra
bands, for whom places had been prev.
iously secured in his neighborhood
They were mostly youns females, and
intended for house servants They were
in Just the condition, as regards cloth
ing in which they arrived at CARO- from
the South, and consequently were very
ragged aud squalid, but good bath
and change ofr.iment Will bring them
ont all right Their arrival caused n"
little excitement among those who wish
ed to see what genuine "contraband'
looked like. They certainly the Iona OF
the hour, though We imagine that in
many cases the greeting they received
was more noisy and free than they de.
sired. We learn that there is great snf,
f.ring among the negroes Mt Carlo, ar d
that many are dying from de'ti'u,io'
and exposure, and it seems mercy t.
remove them to places where they car
be protected and cared for. Getlar Ela
C0zeN:.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04

The Autumn has slippedawny wiihou
any great event. in the .r ,yrcss "f the
war, but the lirs, day Of " inter brings
with II news y expected inn .r!aat
movements.
The White anl Arkansas rivers are
reported to he rising, aud another expe
.lition is reported as about to leave
Helena.
General Grants army is m v rg into
Mississippi witb every indication OF
earnest work.
The ty..ei,s for G neral Banks grand
expedition commenced getting on board
the steamers at New York on Satur-
day.
through rebel channels it il reported
That General lsosecsans' army is on Il G
march southeast wardly from Nashville.
The last adyices from New Orleans
report that a powerful naval force was
concentrating at that citv: and that
great ac,i,its prevailed in military mat
ters, looking towards off.n>iyo move.
ments.
The grand Mocelacnt # the ARMY Of
the Potomac cannot he much sossger
delayed, and we shall probably haze
stirring news from it before the week
closes.-Chiccgs Jo"raal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04

eB The Clinton Heraldis suspended
until the first day Of January, and will
not then reissue unless the business
men Of Clinton are more liberal in their
employment Of the advertising columns.
--DGrenport Gazette.
There arc some people in almost
svesv place who are very glad to have
. place prosperous and thriving because
then they can carry on their business
of skinning community, more profitably
because more extensively, while at the
same time these sap suckers are very
earefal not to contribute dime 10 the
eo.rees which have been instrumental
in Pacearing thc prosperity ofthe place.
There are those IN this town who
wonad plead guilty to this if they plead
truthfuliy, and community should metc
cut to them the came measure which
they mete ont TO others.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04

I'D une OltSZe0S u anna COO0Sy,
Mr.. Editor.
The undersigned having been some
time since, dcpu. ID recruit for c..
10 Iowa Vol. and having now 50 IA,
recovered from a serious illness az t.
be able to attend 10 his duties in tina,
regard, begs leave nov throuya you,
valuable paper to offer some suggestion
to the people Of Tama County, rs t.
furnishing few more volunteers for the
War. Our county has already done
well, yes n by, both i'll furnishing 70
luntcers and in providing for the tamilie,
of those cnlisting. She has furnished
within Is # her quota of over fifty
thousand. Still that Ii must vet be
enlisted before the first day Of January
next, .r the number will be made up by
draft. No other company will probably
be o,Tani.ed in the cur'y, and a
chance is now { # red to enlist in a
good, we'll drilled and effective regi
ment, with full bounty and pay and be
anon. their friends and acquaintance,
while those whom the wheel of fortune
Tor MISFORTUNE selects, will be without
bounty or full pay and be liablc.to be
sent whi,a.er soeycr the whims Of the
authorities mag suggest. Come M men
and volunteer in a good regiment.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Recruiting f1ic n.
Office at Harrison & Taylor's Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
Meeting OF Congress.
Washington, Dec l

'" "0HI'S3 eoOS A|SS -
IIoUsE.-nss Chaplain returned
thanks FIR the Frightening prospect.
for the liberty Of Ahe slave, and fo'
emancipation from.a system which had
in* otxed rs IN sorrow and shame.
The roll was called by States A
quorum was present.
4 message from the Seaate that 4
quorum was assembled and ready fpl
business. A similar message vas sem
to the Senate,
A conamitte from the IIoase HAS APP
pointed to wait on the preside1 Nod la
form him that Congress is ready to re.
ceive any communication.
Mr.. Conkling, Of New York, offered
a resolution, which was adopted, IL.
structing the Committee on Naval AZ.
fairs to inquire into and report on the
best mode for placing vessels Of war
on Lake Ontario, when an exigency
may raise, and establishing water com.
munication from other waters to the
Lakes, and report which ofthe various
plans is the most reliable.