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ID ROPOs AIS FOR WOOD.
DEPof QUARfRREAs-gR's OFFICE,
Corner Eigkte<ath and G s.rssis,

NAsHuefos u: O. Dscember "a, ls62.\
and ave hundred ts,sTp cords Of Wood, mora or
s to an I'll sSny e s b s.y s m
Hs2 At twelve O'Clock N.
Ser feetlong, and split to the ordinary size Of
t. = *s.sss It fsr E. Rap
Bsrn.tt. HaEEerty Ethan Allen. aud M.rey also
fc.a ses Sienn. and xie1sn VA In @ sash
snsrtity NJ each place. at such tms or time as
in r.rts four iU feet high delivery no. S.ins
considered complete until 80 corded, measured aud
An insp etor win he designated on the ptr' o,ths
6oyernment 10 inspecf and measure the wood, and
snes a. dc7s not conform TO the above speesaoa-
re ros trset Tor the delivery OF sail wood win
Psymsnt TO be made At the end Of each month
FOR the wood delivered durins said month
The full name and Pos. once address of the bid
n. "a bid i made in The name Of. Arm the names
OF Al The parties mast appear. or the bid viii be
esnsadersd - the individual proposal OF the paSy
Proposals. from di,loyal ,arsie, seiH no, b con-
i,dTsd, ord an cath 0 aiiesiosee nss1 sseonssdss
Pr1possis must BE- addressed to Capt. Edward L.
ins.9h, b. g. and should Be piiiniI naked Pro
GUARANTEE.
.hosD be- gSs cei.I .er.iie.s Of sSs CLARK of. Ss
nesres. district Court or Of the United States Dis
ne sS;isi Of the bidder to an the eoa.r.e.
~ two responsible persons. whose signatures must
b spp.nded to the sesrsntse. an said guarantee
must sccompsny the bid.
are Opened, or their proposals viii not be consid-
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed
hy tie contractor and both Of bis euarsntors will
be rtauired OF the successful bidder upon signing
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, Of the county OF -, and State Of -,
,1sns, q able i@d so Ss
L. accordance with the terms Of his proposition,
ana that. should his proposition be accepted, he
VII at once enter into contract in accordance
herewith
Should the contract be awarded him, We are PRE-
reted to become his sureties.
tro this guarantee must be appended the ohieial
ccrtiHcats ts above mentioned. y
The d. pot Qusrternaster reserves 70 himself the
right reject any ell bids that he may deem too
high EDWARD L HARTZ,
De Bd Captain and A. Q. NJ, q. q Army.
SEAJED PROPOSALS are invited uutil the 18th
- day Of December, 1862, for furnishns the Sub
sistepre ePsrtm: mt ct Washington, d. c.. with
Sg tons o. HAY, in bales.
The hrst delivery 70 be commenced On or about
tty putIn within thirt, days from the frst deliv-
fhe Hay te BE delivered st Sixth street wharf
sna 70 be Weighed auo in spected
Bidders must state in their bids the price Per ITO
pounds at which they will furnish the Hay.
firEs n sking bids must state the names or Gil
TIE parties interested 80 --..
Psymsntto De m.de IN certificates OF indebted
nss ar tueh funds a. Government may have Tor
Bids Ia be directed to Col. A. BECKwITH, A.
d. G.. and G. q. Z. g A, WashiL xton, B. O., and
endorsed Proposals for Hay" de
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fcRD'S FksHloKaBLE THEATRE.
TRErH STREET. ABOVE PByNA AVENUE.

FEsTIVITIEs OF CHRfsTMAs WEEK,
Mr.. AND MISS RICHINGS,
1PE RONZANT BA! LET TROUPE
A COMPANY OF NEW YORK CHORISrERS,
THE BEST DRAMATIC CORPS
IH WASHINGTON,
All appear to night in the magnificent spectacle
A T A N L Al
Or, THE SPIRIT OFBEAUTYt
A production of Indescribable Beauty
Concluding With grand
PATRIOTIC IA BLEi u AND AL l. LEGORY!
An Appeal te true National Pride,
THe skCRRD HBN0EiRS CT THE PAST,
Aad 10 The Che1ish'd Hop Of the Future
A picture which nn American lunk upon with
Crtemotinn. 1t ia q mimic transcript OF
A SACRED LEGACY OF THE PAST
and men OF all parties and CT NIL political creeds
may regard il with hearts softeped by the indu-
ence Of
PATRIOTIC EREEkATioE AND RRsPRcTi
The Godds.s cf Liberty. Miss Caroline Richinss
General ashinaton Hr. Peter Richin9 rs
Presenting most remsrk able and living Ii .ness
Of the i!luAtrious Poier Po'ria. The very persona
icatjon OF
STARTS Great Pe-.rait af Wa.Ains,os,
Incidental ~ the Tab'rsu,
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
VIII be sung by Miss Rchinga, the entire Chorus
and sli the members Of Il Double Company with
power and excellence never before realized In
VS. hington
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
A Grand Double Perfurmancr-Aftern noon and Eve
Eins-wili b. siv"n. de z2-3t
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WATt HES, silver WARE AND JEwELKY.
w ] an daily receiving large additional n
supplies 10 my rich and Fashionable assort- E34
mtnt Of very choice Gold Jewelry have{SkS$
slso fne stock Of Gold and Silver W ATOH ES :
sId ar sonst, ntly manufacturing every variety Of
hfver Ware. ard keep always on hand Gold
sivsr aid steel -peetaeies, Table and Pecs .t Out
sery Silver PLAYED Vac, and q variety of other
G,. d. ard alv at the very lowest rates Please
&c and evsuiine the ks=ortment. 81 33S penn
svtIne. between Ninth and Tenth streets
del3 II II. D. HOOD
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WsSnINGIas THEATRE
MONDAY, DcAs,rb,, %,
NEW REGIhEi

sTA0E hASAGEK.- .........-....FRED. g, MAEDER
MONDAY, Deaer,su q.
NEW REGIME,
This fs~orfte Theatre viii DO opsr ed
For THE SEASON.
BY tie kind permission of Mas JoHS DREW of
the AYsh Street Theatre, Pail sdsiphia,
MR.. FRANK DREW,
the POPULAR Comedian Will sP,esr for limited
Burieseues and ComcnIites
MONDAY tvENING Dec. q,
First night of the Great Drama Of
RIP VAN WINKLE;
o., A LEGEND OF The CATSKILLS.
Mr. FRANK DREW in his great character of
kr Va sIE VAN wiskhEs Mn II SsfR RkaRN1sa
Ihs piece Siil be PredSe.d eth SeS Scenery Of
nent' The cast viii EN- brace the
STAR CoHPANYOF WASHINGTON.
Alss enEs1asEys ,na z s.na 'aT,'S'.r ~.rn,. s
ha'' sss. asa: fsPHa nTHzF. Fitl FarisnD
Her SSs' S5ss aPRssSs1si EsSk%it this season.
MR.. ", Il. nAMBLIN,
'His ns fEs' i sPEss1,sRss PEEss,sT for two ysarsJ
NM Ak: khsssSt EskP q. x.rsER.
Mr. NH K. g ?. s $AttHdHSk' FxRRkS'
Mr. dAsf4Rb GAEDER.
To be followed by
NEW ORCHES TRAP
BY Mr.. WrTHERS' CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with the finest extravaganza ever
written, called
MAJ EPPA;
Or, THE UNTANED ROCKING HORSE!
Introducing Mr.. FRANK DREW in the new char
actpr of
MONS. ROBERTO HERR HELD HERMAN,
Who will perform q number Of tricks,
nmons which will be
THE MYSTERIOUS UMBRELLA
MAGIC CATSl CHARMED MONEY
Also, his wonde ex xperinents Of
THIRD SIGHT!
OrfsinaI Ffsets, 1,iels nnd Tfsss( rnntio~s!
FEN rR FRA SCIN0 DREMINI
In his extraordinary Equestrian Performance on
an ina g;nary
BARE- EACk STEED!
Finishing with the arrival Of the ---
ONI1INAL 0IDEONT BAND.
PRIc.s OF ADMISSION. Balcony Chairs, rs cents;
Orchestra Eests IS cents; Parquette, cents Fam,
lily Circle, Is cents; Private Boxes, IS.
=, ors OF Tat ~ TO egin at II Prreise
DREW. de 9o-H
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IJOLID PREsE ENTs.
EUR6!-FURS.!-FU
Via. More DesiYabs Menseaso sAas a Handseps
Sc T OF EURSy

SET OF FURS!
Just opened from Philsdelphia and New York,
BEAUTIFUL SITS
MINK SABLEs. - -
EIBFRIAN SQUIRREL,
RUSSIAN PITCH, ---6 ..-..- '.
ROYAL IRM1NE,
WATER MINK,
BROWN O6NEY, &C..
All OF which will be sold ct the lowest market
prices, and warranted represented.
B. ii. STINEMETZ,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
dSM between 18th and 18th sts
g SUFFERS
NUTLERS Following their Regiments, - they
pass through Alexandria will do we'll to buy their
PIES and CAKES at the Philsdelphia Bakery, No
169 King. near Washington street. Pies and
Cakes always on hand. by the package de Is Inns
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EoH sALE-A one HORSE COUPE enquire A
Il IEh. h@OLsLL ANS, corner 18Th ard n gtss
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AMUSEMENTS,
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL,
OTD FELLOWS HALL,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ODD FkLLO VS. HALL,

- SPP SPP EEELh9ws' EELI9ws' HALL, HALL,
ooBP oobp FFkEkoSs'HAkE FEkto vs. HAIL,
SEVENTH STREET.
TIE GREAT GREAT cASSTEsRsEsy SoAg.ssyy,
ihE SSsEAtt SSAsffhkkksEEks SAsffhkkkssEEkkys sSSSaass11ss1s,,
FOK THIS WEEk ONLY,
sgLEcr TSKtRrA1KMEnr
E.p1Es 4NBbUssENrIsMEs.
E:Bffs E:Bffs :sB :sB :sB ssSHs4thsSSHS sHsFtsSHs
o., T as1 g.s SH III. .is s ess e, :.rss rod
esnGSst;S eSh % snt TiIl Ts9psn On h0SpaY D..
There Will be newly rAisei Paren.tte, . spacious
dsller,. four magnificent Private Boxes, &c.
MONDAY EveNINa. December 22a,
Hiss 5uTix !; e. -s aosTfMER ifHsr' '
Tn. Beautiful ard Fascinating Sousstrsss.
MISS AasEs g.. ss~sfsTff sn1nfat.sp, ss
Tie Scottish Nightingale.
MISS 5s Z k!fE sffa sGEsSoyEa,
MTss CLARA BERGER.
The Fascinating Danseuss.
The Charming MeloIist
Resppearsnrc Of the Fsvorite,
''se>iEef III. PIC. Il BrTLER,
The Great BsnJois..
THE GREAT COURT or BEAUTY.
BEAu41rfsIn' fsn'nPPcSf! PPofsa g LADIES,
First week OF
II. W EAGAN,
The renowned E:hiopsr Comedian, from 4a4
Brosdwsy. New York.
Triumphant Fuceess Of the champion Cicg Dancer
world,
r II. HAYES,
who is pronounced by ali the most wonderful
dancer of the ass.
GEORGE Il: EDEs0N,
The er,sf AT, coaseian Psntgni mist ard v",s,ist'
and .ine tome Of his popular songs.
THE DAUGHTERS OF TERPsICHoRs,
MISS .dISN iENfiH XII f1kFf; HzKff;1Soy,
Mss uiiT TIjj$ JEHyiEs, f2kFEs,
LfTTLE ELLA.
The GREAT CORPS DE ETHtoPE,
II jE1 sk2ykh y1h,,ro1
inaps~ aalaciinn of
CORKO GRAPliICALITIEs!
The .veniDs -ntcr.aiament win conclude vita the
lsukhahie afterpirce entitled
THE COBBLER AND THELoRD.
MI. Gecrse X Edesons s............Ths Cobbltr
On THuRsDAY NEXT. .tCHRIsTAAs DAY.
.,TWO GRHMD PtRFORMANCFS!
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies and children are invited to witrAss the
performances ofthis unparalleled com pany "a there
will he nethinx to cend he as. Of ire Jas idtons
Nc Haucrs or cigars will be allowed the hall
this eek
Front seats reserved for ladies'
No i'm pro per psrsens admitted.
No ladies adI itted unacoompanisd by gentlemen.
.! .soI. open; sN o,sloes; ge.,orm.nee. X.
WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PEFESTL VAEIA AVENUE.
PRoPRIETORS .....--......A HANRLIN L CO,
ACTING MANAGER ...A. NJ HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER. JAMES PILGRIM
CAREER TRIUNPHi
DOUBLE COMPANY.
F!sst appearance Of s
MIss ADA TESMAN,
nIss nIss ABs ABA TksMAS, TksMHAN,
The charming and accomplished vocalist
!: !: Il: Il: HEEssAsBEz HEEsAsBEz,
s sSSB$$EEH sSB#$sE# SSSSH$$sE#
w ;. BbDNOkTH,
MONS EZOLLUaY. Mons sZOLLOSY
MOSs A. GROSsI,
MONS q. LEHMAN,
PAUL bER4ER,
JAMES PILGRIM,
J. "A COLMAN
, W. LAkDIs,
MISS WHELPLEY,
Mile JULIA LEHMAN,
WONDERFUL MOREsTE BROTHERS, &s.
GRAND CoRPs DE BALLAr.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
Great frosrs.anA. of Attraction.
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y CAMP sTOyEsm
CAMP sTOyEsM
We sre ufscturing CAMP COOK and
HEA1ISG ernyES which We will cell by the
dozen hundred ~ cheap they can be bought
IN Baltimore. l.. II. 4 III. l. GREGORY
So1 Penn. avenue, near 7th street
eo1 lint. Chron n Rpl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DRAMATIC ASD POETIC READINGS,
s.K. NC apocp,

DRAMATIC ASD POETIC READINGS,
g. Z. MCHDoCR,
as q A siSit,i ,s'aTas GsHsda Esnd
On Nosii Syrp pyHNTruHa Hl4r FaSs x. AysSu:s .,.,
Isin;sts; tee had At th. different bookstores and
81 Nipardt Ectel. price 70 cents. it'
GROWERS TkEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near willard Hot.i
i-BoaAAp 6hovEA--- NAnA,ls
THIS tMONEAy) EVENING
birst night in " asaington of Dion Bourdesult's
admirable Spectacular Drama, in
tyc acSS, en- -itla5
PAUVRETTE UNDER TIE sSoW
o. The
hitn rev and Beeutifal Scenery By Strong Won
derlul Mechanical Ea.cts By Putnam O-iyi
nal Music by Koppitz. and presenting
Mrs c; Germon ss................rhe Duchess
n, ~ '.'-'.'... Mtchai
&C., &e., ae
~ CHR1sTMAS-rHn PERFORMANCES. Az
iernoon st2 oslock right at7i. O'Clock.
- Admission g. q, and 75 cents
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~ CHR1sTMAS-TH0 PERFORMANCES. Az
ternoon ate o clock right at y. O'clock
~ Admission r. a5 and 7s cants
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Ilskets: 70 'e had st the different bookstores az
sf Nil,ardt Pctel. price 70 cents its
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
d.. P. L. BALDY

Again offers HE services, Ito the inhsbi.
tants Of Toledo, and vicinity,) - > Practice
ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention givea 70 Diseases Of Fe-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special attsn
ion.
Those whossfesrs hare been excited againe
theexcessive use Of Cslomel, or Mercury, in
any form-Aay rest assured they will rseeisve
no injury-during treatment.
Every person will b. expected 70 settle their
Indebtedness every
81 Z MONTHS, By CASH, PRO-
DUCE or NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
49gsitiaus
DR.. d. X. WIER,

Late ef Psnnsylvanis annssaeee4s ~ -eill.
ssas = fSleds saA viciaity, that hsis perne-
asstly lesatsd IN this place, sders hisservicsa
- 4 RPactiouer Of the German, RreneA 4 Span
ish mode q medical treatment, - sascessfully
practiced ef late In France, Spain aad Amesics,
He not enly ascertains the stature Of disease,
% fsrmsrly practicsd BY physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may b. Thess living ata distance
and unable to visit him, can be ,reated By
ssuding him clear viAl full Of their msning,
urine, from which the disease will 10 asccr-
tained. Female complaints In 81 thir various
fsrms treatcde carefully and confdentially.
and Office. one deor East OF the "Peoples
ster j., K. WIER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

sg- Water proof cloth Il ptodnced
BY the simple process ofpassing theelot'i
through a hot solution Of elew and
alu,n. a weaksoln,ion Of giew y mades
and while it is hot, two ounces Of alam
to the gallon is AIDED and dissolved
Cloth may then be rung throogh -
solufcn and dried, when i cannot b
then wet through BY rain, winch triek-
los off without bein absorbed, FINER
WOODEN goods may be spenged with the
hot solution, first on the inside, and then
IN the direction Of the nap, upon The ont
side. Etmust bv thoroughly dried, 6rss
in the air and then in hot room. Assault
quantity Of soap added " the snlne'aSs
makes The cloth much aofters Clo0
made watterproofm this way vii feeaae
the effects Of water even il i n ae1Ds
what warm, bpt boiling reMoyepa =
preparations sssl 81
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Cincinnati, Oct. 1,

Reliable advices from Louisville to-
day announce that, after Gen. Buell. had
turned over the command of the Army
Of the Ohio to Gen. Thomas, al the
Major Generals of divisions, including
Thomas, tclegraphcd the authorities at
Washington that Il was indispensable
that Buell. should be rcinstated, and he
has been restored to his command.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
forward i! all forward |

All forward all forward
All forward to battle the trumr stsfs crying
Forward AL forward our cld fasis Az ing,
Whom liberty calls US We linger no onger;
Rebels, como on Though thousah 10 one
Liberty liesrty deathlsss and glolous;
Under thy banner thy sons are vltcrious.
Free souls are valiant I strong arms stroger
God shall 90 with US and battle bswon.
Hurrahfor the banner hurrah for u banner!
Harrah for the banncrl huran for y fag Of
the freel
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Medlcal Notice.

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service "a
he citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
'ry, - Phystcian andSurgeon. Doct. Burce
nay be found ct his Office in ]. NJ. Shanklins
Orng Store, from o'clock A. NJ. until T. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
oft with ]. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

sB- We are Informed that some mis-
cradle devil, one night last week, killed
ten head Of cattle and sia hogs, belong
ing. 10 Luman Cole, Of Grundy centcv>
A man by the nalnc Of Myers has been
arrested for the deed. The evidence
against him Is SO strong that he has
been bomd.cver to make his appearance
Ia the next term Of the District Ceurt
for that county KaterIoo Courier.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

sy Old Mrs, Darnel is ! llttcrn Of
household economy. She saysfhc has
made pair OF socks Isst fiftc4 years
BY merely knitting new Jsp them
every winter, and legs evry1otfr win,
ter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

EscnANGED.-Brigadier General
Price, son Of Gen. Sterling P.ice, who
has fra long time bsen ! prisoner At
St. Louis, has been released and sent
South. lie is exchanged for General
Prentis, VINO has already arrived North.
- NNs. Courier.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
1hs yowa Transeript,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
Al l,so per Year q AAvance.
zoo Il - expiration Of three neath
Rates ef Advertisine

0as Square, Arst insertion, $l,00
each subsequent insertion, O,6O
asue oQuare Three months, 400
Dc Six months, 500
do One year, 1900
Quarter column, one year, 1890
the half column, one year, $500
e column, one year, 5000
- 10 addition to the above rates. advertise.
msntscontaining rule and figure work, viii
b. charged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines oz
ess $500 per year.
nde All Transient and Legal advertisement,
1.nst be paid in advance.
p6cUnlcss the number Of insertions be speci-
fed Mt the time advertisements arc handed
they will be published at the discretion Of
he pablisher. and charged for the length Of
IL ti.ey ars inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
vii be made TO large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

or Cases dsterssinca ~ tas Sspreme
Coa-t u le,su, and to be reported IA
N tie Forthcoming 1JIfA Volrme Of
Zo,oo Report.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Attorntps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE

WAR CLAIM OFFICE
q. II. 0TRU7IsU
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
ToLEDo, -. TANA Co., Iowa.
Alikinds Of Law and collecting busines
promptly attended TO.
Having procured all the laws. Of the United
States, on Bountics, 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 solliers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs of de.
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and decsas.
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return d
mail from the Department q Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim 10 collecael
g. B. STRUBLE.
v4.n38-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
MILLINERY.

AIDES have just received very larg
Iestock Of new Spring and Summer Mill
merry Goods 6f the latest style which will
oil very cheap. will also attend to Dress
Nakiae with much care. / will 1 ry to accomo.
date 81 my customers. Rooms at Mr.. VIM.
Moorcrofts, southeast part Of town.
MISS E. L. NASH.
Toledo May 9th, 1851. v3-n27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

ton, Of the certificate wosld Be saasissa
BE whence !; bat that an xempl70oation.
Of a mere rots az 1semo,d n the
records Of the clerk. wonld nod ~ ~.
naIssabh.
3. Instructions A sssgesssss 0y:
the court below to the Jury that tho,
1ase NJ bar had been twicG tried 'aads
that It was important that they shssid
agree ifthey could satisfy their minds
~ TO the right ofthe case between shss
parties was not erroneous
4. Esidenee: 5..y:- Whe,etAs sosrs.
Instructed the rry that ! certain fact !
must be proved BY es~7etent evidence
to enti,le the plaintiff to yecoyer, it waa.
held that a. nothing baE esaspetens
evidence vas before sAs jury, .whosc
province It was TO Aetepssjse its s~fIs.
cheney er weight, the instruction wousf
not be construed - nrcctmg the Jury to-
consider whether or not il was legally
fit or sui,able to prove such fact.
). legitimacy a chill bo-,, in we.3-
lock though but short tim. after mar
riage, is presumed legitimate, and the
isssse efa marriage which Il vossksble
merely, is legitimate, and cannot he
bas ardized in q collateral proceeding
by showing that the marriage was
voilable.
S. Esidesce Acknowledgment. Slight
evidence showing the paternity Of 4
child, accompanied by acknowleie-
ments on the part Of the reputcd father,
Is not alone sufficient to establish the
heIrship of such fatherto tie child.
Z. Same Declarations : The dec
iarations Of husband wife are not suf-
fic;ent to establish the illegitimacy Of =.
child begotten and born during we'd
lock but the declarations Of 4 mother
and rutatiye father are admissible for
the purpose OF showing that .hry we're
never lawfully married.
Niles & Co. Y. The Chicago, Iowa i
Nebraska Rail Road Company.
l. Failure oProsccMte When the APP
pellant fails to file arguments III COM
pliance with the order of court, the ar
peal may be dismissed for want al pro-
secution.
Oswold Y. Buklolz.
/. Mechanics len :. The purchaser
Df fpropcrty on leased premises held to,
enforce 4 mechanics lien against the
lessee, acquires no greater rights than
he lessee himself; and when such prop
erty can, by the contract oflease, be re-
moved BY the lessee only upon the per-
lortnance Of certain eonIHiona, renrsv-
Il before such performance, BY aparcls-
'ser, will b. cnjoinesl- VI
.a96
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

ClorHlSG CONFERENCE.-THE letting
II tire contract for o,57O suits of cloth
ing for Iowa Volunteers have been let
as follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
H. K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Rctda Druggist, (317) fourM ana
Narket street,
cEPlALIC PILLS (Spaudingsl for Head Ache at II
Il. BrinshurHs al7 Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CuES one Of tb. best
articles for diseases oi the throat &c H. H. Brn hurhts
TOWNSHIPS sARsApARlLLA, fresh stock just r,r
ceyed aud for sale by Il X Bringhurst ApothocaIy
WlSHARr's Pina Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at II r. lringhurst Drug
store. 20
SPAFFoRDs OLIVE TAR the genuine article to be
had by calling AT II. Il, Bringhurst's Drug store
Mis-. WlNs.OW's SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand Tor children teethng, at H. X Brnghur.ts
FLAshs lor sporsulen-l have fne assortment of VIA
riouS sizes from u pint to pint have ust imported
them and uey are the finest quality Of Di&ous Elaaks-
II, Il, Bringhurst 3l7 Market street
BRANDY and WlllsREf selected pure aud of hp.
quality fer medical purposes, by II, Il Bribghurst
tLA1dS RELIEF fur the Immediate relief OF pain at
FA:ner,s Mutual lre Insurance Company in Wllmn :.
ton on Thursday the Eth day Of October, at 10 O'clock
a. NJ
COLD CREAM for ohaprAl hands Or lips for sale in
any quantity, by H. X. DriuEhurst
hursts. 7
HosFElTERS BlTrERs, they give general satisiartlon
anu ar" now in great vogue II. Il. brlnghurst.
Wholesale and Retail nrug,lst
Ter hushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.

4sstf4r Two story Brick Houses II letts street in
li'SE& brandywine Village, Nos. - aud "a Nah
hj house 'ost $3.50 rents for s5l and viii be soId
Aaas Tor sl5O each, cash Also IN Tie Sane yitisge
gu Lainmot street Ne, 10, 50 stony Brick Hose Win
frame kitchen attached SstO ana viii be KID 9r
o, WM McCArLLEY. GOO Mtr,et ST.
'i-- Wilmington Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. nurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want 10
make money quickly, can do better with thesc
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, aud VIC are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified with
circulars will be sent, receipt of serea doHars.
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of he
coming an agent They can be sold in day.
BsaS' We Wouid rather l1y solaries Maa Comnis.
sioHs to those rho ProDe theastiVes cienf salesman
Be9S- Now is the time to 60 into the business
For address and references see above.