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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

George Fraincis Train, the con.
cei.ed blowhard and democratic sspcace-
mixer" has made $50 900 by his re-
cent lecturing tour through the West.
He has thus TAR failed to visit JEFF.
Davis upor that proposed peace GRAND
of his.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

"A new electric light is exhibiting
in LONDON. A strip Of silver foil, past,
ed on the ceiling, Is said to give light
equal to two thousand candles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

A gentleman having been lately call
ed on to subscribe to course Of lect.
ures, declined, "because," said he, ''my
wife gives me lecture every night for
nothing"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

An exchange says that as babies are
sort of marriage certificate, under the
new law, it will be necessary to have
ten cent stamp attached to them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

From almost every source We no
tice that the fruit crop this year pro-
misses to be the most abundant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
DIR. D. X. WIER,

Late Of Pennsylvania announces to the ci'i-
Gems Of Toledo and vicinity, that he perma-
nently located in this place, offers his services
as Practitioner Of the German, French s. Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and America
He not only ascertains the nature of disease
asformerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be- Those living at distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tained Female complaints in all thir various
forms treatede carefully and con6dentially.
will attend toaH calls promptly. Residence
and Office. one door East of the sPeoples
stor j.. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
New Bonnet9.
NEW HATS

and other Millinery goods Of the latest, bes
and richest styles for spring and summe
wear Just received by the undersigned, ant
for sale upon reasonable terms. Ladies cal
and oxamine them. L. A. WADLEY.
v6n10.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
GOOD NEW -

wishto let my customers, and others know
that have received my new Spring and Sum-
mer stock Of Millinery goods, consisting Of
Bonnets, Hats, shakers and all in the line Of
Millinery Goods.
v5a10w4 Miss E. I. Nash.
, 1863-07-10
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DEPARTMENT or 6TKTn,

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which ,otice ~i e given. IN coVvesaseea .! CHAR:
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Tetura of 1cceps ttoSln1 t.e desery Q: SAL lava,
ec TO the clerks oft:c c,aat:s cmhsaect Ii tee said
Eodee VIII be given to The sncceasfr1 tddez OF bid:
e requTrd. EitLin fwsEts dssr q saaa n:ce1fsace
= de good md soi5clout Gsnd 4 t'e Fna of one
tssasitIini ia & Ell. seatlss
Tns pcsoH On e e Po's Po': e Tn2@ ,S,t tse so.et
oHsfos packing tic iaws, Journals etc aad to pack
part;atns % s.surtsy jui5 81 al i eeleck T. ia
ihe grssssce Of such erssos e may desafcto witness
DIsTsI.rs-
Dift11ct 70, 1-corpc*ed ostne cou1ttes ot A!cxan.
IL %iltnsos, s aesaso i ineh. Jaek:os, IL dolps
FsIy: n11si!n Hagisan; Es,te M.1a.h Edxs!fs G;s;s
c'iston &sTiop. csy. as:chas cay! I'd
Ja!rer; Eu.cEhain. faye:te r91d- MAdissa. Je's.S
.Dkifics &o: e-Easar; Coles. Mou::r!e: Shelby.
G. Ss SSe
Ell S:@P;fat s9s
District No s.Iicr Oman. knnx. Ha.sca: Peoaa.
MM. GEandy. K.ssskss. ksna.5f 1 ssis: fsfa.sa.
%f ssrss Ss1
neheeo. oe'e, 1sKalb. Boone. Fan: Mc.sny. Lake.
, 1863-07-10

IN Indignant German Knight
OF the Golden Circle.
4 correspondent Of the New York Tribune
gets off The following as an incident Of the
rebel invasion of Pennsylvania, showing how
an indignant German Knight Of the Golden
Circle came to grief:
"Mster he comes to me md says
for Eou tol,ar he vii makes me ron Knights
Of te Golden Schirkles; dat he vi1l gives me
all tc signs and grips, so as aat ven te South
GIN man comes be shall not touch any Of my
y,robelty, bnt ehn1l get all he wants from dc
Plack Republicans. So gives lin de Won
tollar nnd he sircs nc dc grips and de signs,
and esys shall give dem ven de Southern
man be comes aud he no slteal from the; ven
be comes and gets mine horse right away; so
I goes ont aud says, "Mynhecr, I ish Knights
Golden Schirkles; I give you dc grip, dc
signs, de passwords and cTerJtiRgs, 50 you
leaves mine horses" ven he eay, "to hell
nit your grips" and takes mie horses: Oh,
! ia mined man; I gives mine toliar tor dc
grips and 1t is nix goot, but ish go better As
nofings at all, for deg shteals from me yorsc
as anybody else Oh, it ish yon schWindle
grips" &c.
, 1863-07-10

-. q pleasant Incident occurred at the celebra-
tion Of the Loyal League Of Newark on Satur-
day last. Shortly atter the exercises had COM
meDced, the proclamation Of the President,
announcing the victory Of our arms, was re-
caircd and read. Immediately the audience
the Doxology, stPraiec God from whom nil
blessings fow." This was followed by prayer !;
and soinc minutes after by fresh outburss of
rejoicing, mtn, women and children all uuit-
EC in tie demonstrations Of thankfulaess
The Provost Marshal Of Massachusetts,
has received Instructions to proceed ut once
with the draft. The quota for the State Is
l5.519-
The Nevada Qowa) Democrat eays men
a5e nov at work AZ along the line Of the
running to point within fifteen miles OF
Nevada, by the first Of September.
BY the last steamer we learn that great
meeting vas held ut Preston, England, under
secession auspices, to express sympathy with
the South. Resolutions were offered, de:iar-
irg that in the opinion Of the meeting the
C"nfraerates, by their eFnits TO accomplish
independence, have entitled themselves to
its s., mpathy. 4 counter sesoluti:,n was pro-
posed, declaring IL desirable TO maintain Goa
timed neutrality After debate and consid-
crable disorder, tho oT!ginal resolution WAS
carried By large majority.
On the 9th inst, serious tragedy oc-
curred In Philadelphia. a Prussias named
Reichctt shot one Mrs. Hankruaan, wife Of a
German carpet maker. with whom he hid
been on terms Of familiarity, aud ended the
tragedy By committing suicide. The woman
is lot yet dead.
Acc riding to report presented to the
Board Of Supervisors on ioudsy last, the In
crcase in the value Of the real estate of New
York city 1ur tie past year, shown By the
assessment rolls, is SCI, 400, ,54S. Tha to;a!
valuation Of real and personal estate is pl1:ed
al nearly eco, ,0Co, o0-whicl is, Of course, fl
below It's uc:ual yaluc.
TIE latest news from Barbadoes states
that bark loaded v It'll coal for the Florids,
alter vain sca, ch FIR the p1rate as far down
as The Equator, was burat ID sight Of 1au1 by
her crew Of. the cd ult.. to prevent her fall
ipg into the hands Of u United States cruiser
At the Fjrenlcn's Tonrrqmcnt in Qe;u-
cy, Ill, on ,he Fousth, Uuiou No. l, OF Jack
EoavilIe, playing M tbs pole, made 100 feet.
Prizes were also taken by the following en-
second p'ize. Water Witch Eegiuc No. !,
Quincy, thir1 Prize. Hycua Hose No. $,
Quincy, first prize. Sha&esayg No. >, Quincy,
second prize.
The Grand League Of Railroad Farm
M0rtgngors, held Its annual session in Vii.
waukce On the 7lh. The meeting passed res.
olutIons. solemn]y plcdgiog the msulbars to
stnnd ehou]oer to shoulder III resisting the
collection Of these clAiu,s, un il some Just and
equitable settlement (as they soy) can be
agreed upon.
1T is said, On the authority Of Paris
letter, that the telegaFhic congress has deci.
ded to carry the line to North A1erica round
by the BTazils-
At a trial Of cquestriantsm In Lane, I'll. !
on the Fou1th, premiums were awarded n
frllows: lat prize-silyer cup, t. Mrs J. F..
Nelson; ed-gold 1ocket. to Miss Carrie
uurd; 3l-yolt pencil, ,tto Miss Morgan.
, 1863-07-10

AL1TT1E DARKEy's Exr1o1r.-We learned
yesterday, the following Incident, on the au-
iAority Of IN officer in the Custom House. on
leave Of nbsencc from Col Thomas rcsi-
mcnt:
Wien the regiment was At Wrightsyillc,
The bridge. gave his horse to alittlc black boy
to hold. Tie boy Is about thirteen ycars old,
and about the color Of Russia shcet-iron. Tbs
first Thing the boy knew, squad Of rebels
came up. "Here, you black 60" said a scr
gean gr.Pag 4 t1s b9as 6ats Of the ,sS ae15s r.
little darkey struck the horses ribs with his
heels, gave IN Ethiopian yell, and away the
animal sped, like flightened deer; deg :o..l13 Ins
shots, one Of which slightly grazing the AMI.
mails haunch, gave him wings as well Is legs:
The little darkey rode TIL he came to point
where he could take the water, and then
swan tho quadruped safely over by the light
Of burning bridge. Col Thomas has taken
the boy with him, and has undertaken to see
to his future well beingg.-IAM Inquirer, july
9th
, 1863-07-10

Patriotic Resolutions Of the
livingston Co. Union League.
1t q meeting Of the Livingston county,
County Council q. L. L., held in Pontiac,
June q, 1868, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted and ordered to be pub
lishcd in the CHICAGO TRIBUNE and Pontiac
Nf,rs:
Resoleed, That the Z. L, A. OF Livingston coun-
ty DO hereby tender to Ills Exce1lency, Governor
Yates, tbe sso1dlcrs' fHcnd,', our siucere thanks
for bis firm and statesma: like course IN proros-
nIDg the late partisan Legislature upon the failure
to atce npon the time OF adjournment, as Is pro-
yitcd by the constitution Of the State OF Illinois,
and 90 therefore him Of cordial support
md most heartily indorse his action as wise, pat
Pfs6lrtd, That the @. L. a. Of Livingston CONN.,
ty feed a proud satisfaction In acknowledging the
sa|or and patriotism of her in their pcrilons
duties which they hare performed with unwavcr-
ing fidelity to their country and tho government
thereof and VIC do therefore tender them our
hearty thanks and cordial support in snpprcsaing
the rebellion, not giving heed to the Threatened
drefnthe rear.
Reftlfed, That this Council approve OF the mill
tary order OF Major GcncrM Burnside il expelllng
yailandiehnm, the traitor, from the Union lines,
believing that euch action WIS necessary md ex-
petlient and clearly demonstrated By the Union
continent OF Livingston county. BIZ order. &C.
Pontiac, JuEe q, 1873.
, 1863-07-10

Is OF more general practical
Euti.:ty ttaa any invention EcW
thcfofe the Fnftlfc, It has bean
t1osoueh hsy lest i during the last
EtT1 years BY practical men, and
pronounced by R:1 to be
| Superior to any
lAdtesfre Pre3ArAtton known.
, 1863-07-10

BRooSLTS. N. Z, MAY I'd, 1858.
MessrB. Ho5TErTEE & 6.uTu.
GES1LEMzy have used Jour Bitters during tho
asst e1 weeks aud feel It due to ron aud to the pnac
to express my hearty APT, oys1 Of their effect e
never wrote po1I for any o1e. and Iabhor every
thing that myers Of quackery. but Tour Dtters
ert1ely 1cu oged from the level Of the gosrauxs
ct the day. being patant alike to ALL and exactly what
they profets 10 be. They rot advertised To cure
everything but they recommended to assist nature
In TIC alienation aud ultimate healing Of mauy Of tho
mort comnon tnlrtties Of the body, acd this they
EfIl accomplish. had been unweu TO- two months,
as Is usual with me- during the Spring. was billions.
md suffering from indigestion and general seasc Of
the mucous membrane. and though compelled to keep
at work. in the discharge my professional duties
very woak. Of yellow complexion. no appetite. and
much Of the time coanned to ny led When had
been taking youF Bitte1sa week my vgor returned the
saltow complexion WAS all gone. Irelshed ray food
aud now entoF tho duties o. the mental application
which 80 recenty ware 60 very irksome and burdan-
come to rue When used you- BItters rE1T change
every day. These ara FAurs. AL 1a1ersnces must be
made By each individual for hlusa.L
Yours. respectfully. ID. LEE.
Fastor Of Creme avenue Presbyterian Church.
, 1863-07-10
preu1ice.s Last.

-Buckner eaid, when he invaded Ken
tucky, that he would take his Christmas
dinner in Louisville. Lee said few days ago
that he would lake Lis Fourth Of July dinner
in Philadelphia Both dincd elsewhere, and
only upon humble pic
Tho Philadelphia Quakers hare manifested
come lukeHa1mness III the matter Of enlist
jug. In times Ct invasion, however, they
should remember, despite 'Bulwer's aphorism,
that the principles OF Penn arc not mighuer
tl4ar the vigorous blows Of the sword
General Mi1roy Is to have military trial ;
Mr. Holt is making up the case. And Gene
ra1 Bragg is to have . military trial; General
Ro5cczans is making up the case.
General Lee, in invading Pennsylvania,
tried to etrike fer good many points ut once.
Now let him strike for Richmond
-Bsagg's army is said to be hungry for
bread, hungry for beef, hungry for bacon,
hungry for everything but ii ght.
Gen. Meade In the 1ate battle handled his
army handsomely. And his army handled the
rebels srlendidly-
Pennsylvania, when she welcomed tho
rebels to a CORY bed, provided Il Couch, aud a
Curtin tor their accomm od0!ton.
All need Of glory to the glorious Meade
Of the Potomac army!
, 1863-07-10

TO NIAGARA
\ on TIE 15T7l OF JULY.-The enlepdId ntcs n,f.Y
lDaHf,T" tas been c!:.tncd for ttle cxCurstonist.
The ;icEttG ccyey the excnst1on!stA to su Alo aud
-;u:l. Aa1iold god I'LL the gu Of September.
FAj:E-s15.c0 ROUND TRIP.
n Is c7eu-t,o; p-ou}ses to bo the 1neet in the SCH
Tie f,ttt il Is ~ iths lan tic rfgn!ar fare by tho
tt4 n, th, regular fare by rHflrond y *2s 70 fos
~, t.tp aid TIT leuTe. many going EAst. MIL &sau
.tr1J(s vi tbs G1'pGEtul1ty.
Il ':;ter n4ake Ft11 rIepsrauons those a1tsne 8
',ALkEK Ftrer ems Insur4nce Company. north *esl
# Lake a,d cl1Ts 1treess r. stalIa na whs:d
lie t.:i:c Of lit western importation Company
o! e,:h Water and State streets, Holders q
ht:t return ty any OF the 10 sts q the linc Oas
IL sour tickets carly. 1ya-h&t-9t
, 1863-07-10

F00 BAGS COFFEE.-Rio, Mar
OOV s,csIbo and Costa Ric2. tair to primo. amy.
nE kadtrx eaie BY
&onth Water 1T +
, 1863-07-10

On the evening OF the Fourth, the mem.
hers Of the Uninu League Of Philadelphia, Mt
tended 1y an Immense concouFse Of citizens,
proceeded 10 The residence Of Mrs General
Meade, IN Pine street, below twenty. first, aud
rendered her the complimentary l,nor Of q
in, until the mass of humanity became utter
Is imp:ssablc- Tue band performed the Star
Spapgled Banner, Tail Columbia, aud other
rational airs, and jus: as Yankee Doodle died
away, Mayor Henry and Morton McMichae1
appeared upon the steps Of Mrs. Meade's res.
iaenee, and formally presented her tbe con:
The citizens Of Philadelphia. They were
greeted with loud and enthusiastic cheering.
Mrs. Meade then very briefly acknowledged
the courtesy, and retired amid dcufening up
r1ausc and cheers for hcsselfan her husband,
ent then cheered almost every General ii tho
Union army. The hand finally started the
Battle Hym vi the Republic to the tune Of
"O1d john Brown" and the immense gather
ing dispersed to their homes.
-Francisco Pcrca Is candidate to repre-
cent New Mexico in Congress, In an address
to the people, be touches upon the agitation
government for that Territory, and oppo sea the
scheme.
-ThcBrownsyille{T Te1as) Flag says that thcro
arc Iow fur candidates In the field for the
Goycfuorshjp Of that State. TnG7 are Col. J,
II. Crockett, Gen. T. J. Chambers. Gen Henry
McCullnch and Pcndleton Mullal. This ex-
cludes Fam Houston, who. it was 1a-ely re-
Office. with The view, If elected, to carry Texas
out Of the rebel confederation, and re-cstab-
ush the state as m Independent republic,
The army and -Aary Ga-<tte Of the 6th
enys: Yesterday was marked BY unprecedented
rejoicing Gu board the receiving ship North
Carolina, at the Nary lard. Navy and army
officers and Influential citizens congregAted to
news from the Army Of the Potomac, COM
manded By his brother. The band was kept
In uniform, and disconrsing national music
during great portion of the day; aud the
crew tf the Old North frequently caecrel In
tie most enthusiastic manner for Gen. and
Capt. Meade. It may not Ee aniss to state
that the Meade family arc entitled to IN Inn
lieyc-from the Government, owing to some
international financial arrangement s between
the United States and Spain, the Government
CT the latter country having originally bor-
rawed the money from Gen. Needles father,
Nho was Pcnusylvanian.
William Cornell Jcwctt, the arrant lnm-
bug Of Colorado, who has previously figured
some time since saw Napoleon on the sub
ject, has now gone to Vienna on Similar mis-
sion, and has had IN interview with Count
Reclberg, Of whom IL asked tho friendly CO.
operation Of Austtia Rechbcrg promised
compliance in tue event Of the North aud
South expressing a wish to TINT effect.
The President has recognized the United
be- received, Mr. Murillo, was formerly Minis
ter to France from Columbia. &c is gentle
man of great ability, noted in his own coun-
try rs a publicist.
, 1863-07-10
ST. NICHOLAS Eo1Er, NEW To8x. Narcn :, 1865

81. NICHOLAS EoTEr, NEW TosK. March :, 1861
De. HosTxrTEK-Dear Sir: Being Of bilious tenn
rc1ament and having Suffered much from sea sickness
heretofore, determined. wnen leaving New Orleans
fer New York, IN June last, to ty your celebrated
esoach Ditse-s Having ,Eade the trip in tie peope
ler Trade Wind without theIea Inconvenience. owing
to their preventive efficacy. procured. the Goth Of
Ju]y box Of your Sttess. 10. tho use OF y sat and
Iew Eienls. on cur contemplated voyage to Europe
II the Great Easte.n After Eettlng to sea Iopenad
tho box, and, together with about ten OF my fellow
messengers partoo Of tho Ettszs. On tie second daY
sc,ue indies board felt SICK hat by taking
half wine Elassul three t1ars uay. .Insy
covered. Dr. Golds5orow. the ships ph5elcau. and
Cspt patou. ths Commander, together with l2rge
portion Of the passengers subsequently axpeslna.sd
with the Blttets. and uniformly with entire succees
Tney Hin certify to tho fac: tina. during tho whole trip
rot one person board sick after tha second
day, Dr.. G. having appropriated the lass remaining
bottle IS an infallib1e specific hs nons Of the ari
Gle on ray 1etnsn voyage and suffered moro than can
tescbe in consequence. 1have orders for two boxes
from two my Iate fellow passengers. now in Liver
hoel sud shal seud theu1 out by tha next steamer.
Tou ought tohave depot In Liverpool Advising all
pe1sons ventu1pg for the nrs tune Cor indeed at any
fiu1e) to sen to obtain II possible. supply ot your
Filters before leaVla. port. AID thereby SECURE
themselves s6airst se& sfcknezs,
Ian. respectfully. your ooedient se.ya1t,
JOIN l. ldEELLOR
, 1863-07-10

TF;E MITTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ante co. OF new York. r. 9. Winston. P.ea-
5ert SGaah Assets February 1st, ls1.
9,225,l13.79.
O. CgoNEHrTE, General Agent for N2rthern and
Centfn Illinois, 30. Clark Bs, Ch1ea2Q. tal1gSa-ly
, 1863-07-10

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, 1863-07-10
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, 1863-07-10

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Iso1ets k1d Farmers VIII mud TITS tha Rcst e3yx!.
iseop1 1oata for Live stock. CaracoGa - = 9aa
ocen opened o. t5.B r.. 4. Il tG-itctocS 1It Ssa4
attention Is pad K IL: W. H.. rsc- Saf;Mhn:Es
where will be iou11 T. & Q: teecHK ID
feettrr choice i. ...sG =: IL tt;:L4D;. LFtl:A.
FEw YORK aad BAL I%n' =: RENia. Ta,1 VI
Nso be found the shortest Gn':a-s: $50 sc7at +.sCt
Yonte lcf stock ia New 1eia - a'.i.,tc-~: s-,6
I!th fever changes thar An7 oere7.
ENOEH LEWIS, Geo1 eu2t Atoo.A, "a. .
l. /, HDUFT. Sent Ticket tgeat PalAdelpi% -
fA3y1.1iY
, 1863-07-10


THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
i pEIENCL 0F AN IKvALlp-Puhlished for
- ttlrLt. aid as warming &nd \ oATT1oE 70
.orHG NrS whn suffer fro Nervous Debility. Pre-
atr1c Decay oi Manhood. etc., supplying IT tie Eaae
THE MEANS OF sILF CUEE-
$ occ who l cured himself atte- being put to great
t,cree sd I:Jur3 through medical hu7abug SUD
i c:cI.s ne rost rsid stdrctss1 enyel re, stnge
cnies Elay It ind y. fie autAur. NATHANIEL MAY
AlH. E.1;. IL dttyc. klags Ceu@ty. y. !.
1el1E<a 3Hlpa~
AVE YOU HEAD OFHAIK,
:. o. Ntisters or Moustacaes, Of 81 unoecocaiaG
lor?
isi to change fhkt cul0r to handsome deep brown.
re.iect AID 1atural back. w1thous tn1o.y to the
a:ts, WitAuut trouble eIanconvc1!cucc Il 10.
Mist u7e CK1sTADOKO'S EXCElSIDR DYE.
-uIy naTcneI }iair Dys it, 1hc y old. sHOTLD YUU
M ti,tsc ta,e:ea,s u sl,c ar,tcle end ~ Gil*
s'o- no,ita. New 5nsk- Sold evefywhe-e. and ap.
:, acrnrdlnc To size telt bs9. .lnuf1