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I EGAL NOTICE.

George @. Andersen SRsa ssf
Robert Simpso., RquitAble procsAafns
kiixabesh J. simpson, s8 II - $500
George T. ark, kenior. s
Tue denseueunts viii take potics hst sn1xs =. 49,
DE in the odicS OF the Clerk AZ ~ 60.
Of Lee county Iowa, Al Keokuk = reASi~x f-~~.ss.
Of Gsorge q. Andesscn saatlre thSH8 lss3-vxs-.ssS
Judgment agsinss Robsrt sisnpAun ~ - Ssss. =
term, iS02, said Cour fog ~ l8S - NJ 49, ~
~ per ceat interest," and shst - - - ks ~
said Anderson, under anid tndauenf wns SSs~Ss -
Lots and .. II lock sixay I'VE fool sIa2X4E ~
In Block ~. IN The City ef kcoA uk lrsS11rr -.
That ssid kohsrt Binpson COW - - ~ Scf5 ..s.s.
excepting tsst " 6ao La - 0U1e -. ~.
father Of his wife, saa thsa - lhNsSne X~ss
convey Cd said property tsklfsabe(k ~ 4 -.
siao ration VI ee5 o00, ~ Hna eaaa e8v{ ~
=; {: Z; :::: n. !;
And unisssyou AHpeaf AID 49, 1870 =
or befoFs ibe seeoS1 1ay g rH1S gc{ ~ 7z3Sx r. ~.
Tel n, 1891. 81 saja Ceeat ~ - 4.
confession, aud secosdfng g. ~ r. |5sS S<1I =
spi3-d4w @s.sss-.1. T{S1uS{1 "
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THE AFFLICTED SOLDIERS


onee tne Com inencement of The present var mapy
Of our ho1ic youb WHO have stepped forward In defenee
ot their beloved country have re adj, been called 40
Rrappit sib The grim monster death. ssme few ON
,he battle hcff--perhsps undreds--whic thou sands
have passed svsy In the confines Of HospaI vhile
others have been sent home linger ou, Ia pains few
more DAYS OF their Hppointed time
me disease that has beer futs ia ths
Va us varied fofms, The universal qae stlon IA IA
thtre hotbihx that an b. depended on In all the
NHtHrIH Mrurrz pry7 Artrfvt ,rr,rrv urs
tspxht That there was plants IL known that would
heal All disrases Proesze Chapman sass 90 Affect 40
important revolution ne u,ust stadiously eaAmtoe
the phenomens Of dse5se the sec vei ION az
nature. ,hns' perhsps We may Ultimately learn to d..
criminsie accurately the diversified shades 81 morbid
aetion AMI apply 10 each it, appropriate RENE ~
Beng led By those truths for the last tht, year.
AN hsfy TO inform an enlightened public that We have
ionnd the boon for which sought aud are men. ye
70 administer sufh remedies VIC ha we hitherto ans
eeteo in euribg mostdiseases OF the ss nd
tI'mEte such rs Camp md Chronic tisrrhea kbeuma-
M, pr"psey, Fever sores lnhsmmsiory Sore Ryes
ltews' Ncafsy srro uious affections &c The AZ
nieied Females may nnd 1t their advantage 10 cali
Consultation free - ~
JAMES MATHEWS n.
" PRooms At he Wells House keuknk low
M tZ-dIw
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To Hiram Parish u W Ford T. r. Ford x., u.
Newton, Henfy Newton. =
You, and each gu, are hereby no,t6ed that tho.
10 now file In the ocee of the Llsrk al IN. n,.sj
ooa' ~ Leg oeunty iows At haokuk, in said eoun.
~, petition Of James w Grimes claImIng 81 -
Hiram Parish, Two Thousand Dollars ~ n,onsx A..
on certain contract made and enter ed into h. SO
Hiram Parish James VI. rimes ana one HsnfS
w Starr said petition also claims aealrst al ar va,
NV lien on certain Resl kstate Ia Lee
county, Iowa, securing clau asaiut ALI, =. rsh
nnu unless 70 nappesr and aaAwar said petition be-
.oro noon OF 'ne sesond cay ot'tho bext September
ter OF said District Court Of Lse county Low. :
DO held al Keokuk Judgmei ~ will be r,pd.te I'd -
you as prayed fer By default
RANKIN a. McoRARy
ap.4-d4w At,arne,s ~, p,.is.tc
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ORIGINAL N.tTiOE.

s,,.h, .a..i.,.,ta, or sf a De long deceased.
DC Dewey, Geo W Me IA " loan n's's Ala o"sS
Mason, DE tendunts ..t.o NJ, al. !,
The once az Inc ters On the Dstrct Court VI Lee Conn
ty. Iowa, at keokuk, . petition o. 's1 nsnsy'
sand Dolisrs With per cent. insereat ~. MAUI
pay able annually a. money due on Aorts mace ~
barney dated 2oth July 1906; siso caiailng s&ainsi
each Of you OF said AovtsAse me eA,e
being upon Lots til aud .ist IA hsFk nasons
10 "a fur the pa tchsse moAey, aDd sssng Tor
! ~sis OF said premises aud grasFs vsisi.
"A uaisss sou srpeaf and answer said petition on
=, - sors noon ofthe sseond day Of the noxt term OF
said 10 u " eommsncs ~ ksoknk On she lei Menesy
~ y. o "nr'a,. = - n. BCorI HOWELL,
', u.s. ny. Attorney Cor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

II DnlulNAL NoIl1E.
To Turner James w Johus,ou, n r lowe, Fredes-
lick zasg, Geo Anderson n Co. Vim Thompson
TIustee Of i Graham, Cox Shelly, N era
ham, kcoknk, Fort Des HoInes i MIHHusUtI -katrr
road Company.
fou AMI each ofy gu, are hereby noti ied tina
Is nov ue IN the Office vi the Ciork of the Dstrt
Court Of lee ceduty lows at Keokuk, Iowa, peti-
lion of Henry o. Taylor, Claiming ~ you the ssid
W. Y. Turaer, Seven Thousand Four Hundred DOL
lars and 40 cnt ihterest able annually upon
sessra pramissory hetes able the orcr Of
James Elder and endorsed 10 plaintiff also claiming
ainst all Of you the foreclosure Of two
made by said Turner 10 said smes kder upon Lots
nine and ten. In Block ninety Eight 9 the City
heoknk, Lee County, Iowa, given 70 secure said
notes.
Apd unless you appear and answer thereto on or
neon of the second day OF the next term OF
beio ID Dstfiei Court mt keokuk, to be begun and
sas "a Nthe LIST Monday Ia September, A. D.. 1904
noiafh - VIII be s0terci against You, and Judg
mentrendersd NOBLE h sfRoNG,
Attorneys for PiainuE.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~
To Vim N Prc aud David J. Hasseltan
You hereby notified thai there is NOW on Gle In
the ohiee OF the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
county Iowa, At keoknk, petition or {. H. Perry In
his own right, and ssmael e. Miller, C. II. Perry aud
hbner Reeves, executor OF the will OIL Reeves
ceased, claiming Asatnst you Vim. n Price q judg
ment la aVor Of said Z. IL. ferry for Three Hundred
Dollars on account OF two promissory notes and a
Judgment In favor OF said EXECUTORS for Three Han
ared nnilArs an account VI Two piher
Said pition aieo cha az both You 10
closure of Mortgage exvsut-d By Nm. NJ. Price
on certain Real Estate Ia Lee County, Iowa secure
said notra.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before noon OF the second day 81 the next term
said Court TO commence at keoknk on the nrst Mon
day oil september, A. ID. le63 default will be enerea
sgainst you aud Judgment rendered thereon prayes
for in sgld petition.
RANKIN McCRARY,
may II div Attorneys Cor piAintin.
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RThe rich an naturally proud. They
knoh khat II they are not men of gsaia:.
they can buy those who are,
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msyli-dfw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Robert Smpson. Elizabeth J Simpson, Geo CLARK
Sen Stephen q Barbridge, Converse, Harding 4 Co.
John Edgar, George Anderson, @ s ABBOTT, John
Nisg, Rankin Miller, Michael Bashey, Vifrfl n
Sullivan, CathariDe Welchman Edwa nd w eiehniap
Abuer Reeves, Nancy Green Louis Barnis on l.
Samuels Bush, James Lemon. Ben Johnston W
dfnves, ben aohhsten, Tor The uso OF william ID
wards, Marx Bsmiltnp, Mlthsm kiwarSs
You, and each OF yoH are hereby aotnea that there
Is na %. hia in the office oil the Clerk of the l.ir
Court Of lice County Iowa, Al Keokak, petition Of
t'ram barney, Claiming OF you. Robert Simpson the
sum 81 Twenty .etgit Hundred and seventy. eight
o-.Oo Dollars, With 40 per cent interest per annun
if1m Ma! lsya. payable annually, Hioney due on
1oftFase msie b, you to Charlie Mason, and since
assigned " sAia Hiram RAraey, d.ted August 2lst,
1894, also claiming against each OF you the forecio
sure OF said Mortgage, the being upon ios se,
IL eishl and line s ia Block siaty-nse 1861 ii
the Ghy OF keokuk, Ice County Iowa Tor ri. t,pr
chase none, and further asking for = sale Of said
premises and general relief; aud pray ing the ap
Poibtn MT Of rre er 10 take charge said
Andunless You sppcsr and ans said petition on
or before Noon OF the second dsy of the xt term OF
said Court TO conimsnee keokuk the lst Monday
Of September a. d 1863 dafani will be ente red
agsiastyou and judgment rendered thereon as prayed
Tor in said petition.
NOBLE L. STRONG,
mhyil-nsv Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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To Richard Mason, Hiram Miller VIM p Jsek.op
.oirsi q Bro, Hine c., Chris opher g raia m
John Fleming, II u Boiler Henry Strong.
You, and each 81 you here by noIhpd hat the re
- nov on Me IN the ONCE Of the CleFk Of tho Dsirict
Court In and for Lee County, Iowa Mt keokuk peti-
you o. Iram barney claiming of YOU, Richard Mason,
the sum u Twenty nine Hundred and seventy -tw q
2o-ioo Dolsrs, With 10 per cent interest per annuu
pafabie annually, as money due on two Mortga yes
maae oy you 10 hailes Mason and since sssgnea 10
san Hiram barney dated sept emper 90 h. 1855 also
eslihs against each OF YOU the foreclosure OF said
hongsgss, NE same being upon Lots and W o
me tis q heokuk Lee County, Iowa for the pur-
chase money aud further ssking for a sale OF said
sppsDi n,eBt OF q receiver
Aud aniess you appear and answer said petition or
OF before noon OF The second day OF next term oil
safe CONT 10 commence AT keoEuk o. the lat Mouss
OF september, A. D., 1863, default will be entered
sgsinst you and Judgment cred thereon rs prayed
for IN ssid petition.
NoBLE& STRONG,
msyi-dfw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Original NOTICE.

nnes Estes, Amanda Estes Peter v n Eo~l.x
puHuf Wsieott, Clara d Waicott peryin Will.
Vne cole, George Balleft a Co aa..n M. !,
sNkn company, Geo X Crossrnsa EIIbu Tn,ns.
r p' some, Seo Gill, Price, Ferris q ca e.,
msi's 'aseh, william Leighton Trustee 81 A nan
1900 hsnry Nellie and samuel ysnes ch.,Is.
&ce y Ms,,s wertsy, kper-on Cochrsne
&c. Miller, Reevss, d II Perry Ereaa,o,.
ol we hrtehl notified thai thors 1. no, a.. "a, a.,
,nc oHee OF thc clert ofthe District - ~,
sioSs, hthfokuf, ~ suit pending .h,,.in !, harai,
rtc, '. foNler Is suIyisiag Tlu.le. a. NJ s's's,s
ro~ieT, Is Paintf, AID Jon, except the ss,d - ~
osIFhoahts, Ah answer and o. ess bilI 81 " I.,
leighton strustee under Deed Of Irnst e,.r,, ~ ~
he sAid Arthur Waicott and Clark B. ws,eo,t a. Ia
leighton as trustee apon The North westert, .a. -
naH oi Lot four 10 Block Nv nine IN The Cit -,
keeknk, Lee couHty, Iowa. ard other Real E,tais "a
secure certain bonds executed By the said Arthur
e''s ciantng Of you the said Arthur WHlcojt Twen.
v-sszM ihousaRd Doilsrs money due on sx,d Bouf.
sna snfsd oy tbr said Ell Of Il rust nd cla,mipe
AGAINST all 81 sou Tie far lesut. the sad Ilerd q,
other relief - 'Y0s~'"' sho
Ahe uniessyon appear and swersaI Id ne tt,en on
selofs hVoa OF the second dsy of the ,ext term of
SAID tourt, to commence at Reok uk on the Il, Mon
na5 olsepiember D.. lso3 adefau Il iii be entered
seansi you aud Iadsme thereon as PRAYED
for In said petition. f'~
NOBLE Il STRONG,
may i--ufW Attorneys for Leighton
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WALL PAPER.--Received thi, dsy
w a stoes of Wall PApsr, new dssigps
iptns1s renduium Curi&tn Fixtures.
Jadd's Curtain Pixiures
Green Holland for Windows y
But Hotladd ior Windows
q Cerds Tssseis, Ao.t
sp-d27 n w wEsTCoTr
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. :.
T IMEi AMEii LIMEill

Ihsv. eor = q my Kils. In the nrst Ks.ns aSoye
Eso<t,s NH ths bsst qusiky Of Li@e . rsAsosss
TrAn o,a.u I'm Al Q. ossrtsp. No. :, nnan,ss
6ple4SA
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NOTICE.

rTRooms lttbe Wells
NAV fl-dIw
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Hoofand's German Bitters!

EFOa J. StuptOa BrOu51, D. D., ERitOr qJths Escy-
eIOpefEd Of Rsii0iOES EnOOOtsdge.
Although not disposed TO hVOr or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust OF
their Ingredients and elects, yet know Of sum
eieut rUSsOn Why maa nay not testify the bennt
be beIEVT0s 6imeH to have received from any simple
preparations In ths hope that he may thus contrib
ute TO the benefit Of others
DO this the more readily in regard % HOoh aud's
German Bittera, prepared by DR.. o. ". Jackson, Of
this city, because vas prejudIeOd against them for
nGny Years, under the impT sSsiOu that they WerO
ehieAy an alcoholic mixture 1 am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal Of
thIs prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment TO try them, when suffering from great and
IOnE eOntinned debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BItters, at the beginning OF the present
year was follow ed BY evident relief and restoration
% . degree Of bodily and mental ViSot which had
pot felt for sig months before aud had almost de-
spaIred Of regulating. I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them.
Philadelphia, June %, 1851,
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ply that we received: 'If the general gov
ernment don't give what you want, ! will,
to the extent of our resources" About
Eve minutes cheering here ensued But
Uncle Abe's reply followed. He said, "Go
on brave boys, go on, you shall have all
you need" Then we began the work, and
/ am proud to be here among you, an hum.
BILE actor in that work, and that my own
people sent me here to Pennsylvania to
ask that you wi help them by helping to
elect the patriot, Andrew g. Curtin. Our
cause is your cause, your cause is ours.
We stick at nothing, draft or anything
else. have nothing personal against any
body. did want to send a bullet after
old Wise-I should have liked to have
hung that mutton headed old man, Mason,
aud that cOnsummate thief, Floyd. I'd
like to slaughter those Internal scavengers
and their comrades. III could kill them
of | would then see the war stop.
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,


MILL eHectuAlIy cure Liver Complaint, pys.
w pSpEiA. JAundlee. Chronic or Nervous Debility,
DiSoASes Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
fFou dlsOrdSred Liver or stomach. such IS Con.
stipAtiOn, InVArd elva. RnlluOEl Blood 10 the
Head, Acidlty OF the Stomach, EausEA, Heartburn,
DlsguN for Food, RunOB - or weight IN the Stomach,
and DifheIlt Rrsathtng, Flnttering at the Heart
Choking suaOeAting SenSAlons when IN . lying
POSTURE Dimneas OF Vision, Dots Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency
Of Precipitation, HeloEneSs OF the Skin, aud Eyes,
Putn In the Side, Rack, Chest, Limbs, 4e, Sudden
ImAEinings Of EvI and great Depression Of spirit.
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious
PVVer, Ac., Ae. They contain
NO ALCOHOL Oh BAD WHISKY.
ZRsy ,riH Cure tAs above Diseases in Ninety
nine cases out Of a Hundred
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity OF
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ADrSPEoiAl NOTICES Double the above rates
A6-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, NcoOr.
ding to the space occupied and the number
made.
All advertisements from Transient persons or stranK
OFs, to be PAID for IN ddPaRee.
Business Cars not exceeding nVe lines $40 per
50 for ix months, but or shorter period nothing
will bO counted lOs8 than SQUARE.
Tho privilege Of Annual Advertising 10 limited to
the AdVOTtiSerS' own Immediate ibuEinOss; and all
advertisements for the bBheht Of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and Advertisements
OIauetiOn sales and real estate, sent by them
be paid for at the usual rates.
Aa-AdVertissmAnts not accompanied with WrtteA
accordingly.
Notices for Political MSehngs to bo charged in all
cases At full rates.
Marriages, NOtieoSof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, SO cents each. uOuvll-'6V
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Hoofiand's German Bitters
trURELY vHGErABLH,)

tFURELT NEGErABLE,)
Hosts Of ignorant Quaeks and unscrHpulOus adVSn.
tuTers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
Hood gates Of HOstFums in the shape OF poor Whsk
Vely compounded with injuri"us druGs aud chi 10.
tened Tonics, StOnAehies and Blttsrs.
Beware Of the tnnumoIA able array Of Alcoholic
preparations 10 plethOric bottles, and high belled
kegs under the modest aPpcllAtiOn bItters which,
instead Of curing Ouly AEEaVAts disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not 4 new and untrisd article but have stood
the test Of hneen years trial by the American pub
e aud their reputation and sale not TVAlled by
any similar preparation
The prOprtet0ra have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent ClOTEymeu, lawyers, PhySieiAna
and Citizens, testifying, their own personal AuoW
edge to the beneficial elects and medical virtues Of
these Bitters.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHENS
YoUl
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITEi
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CONsTIrU-
TIOSE
DO you WANT TO PEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GIT RID oP NERVOUSNESS
DO you WANT ENERGTI
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP wELL'
DO YoU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FELL
Ifyou do usO
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gutelligeutrr
TRRMs on ADVERTIsING,

.WEIyH SOLID I1NEs or NOSPAREIl, Ion oNu tacu, )oA
LESS, MAH1 soUARE.
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p,,o. rs Cd. Dor bottle, Or1I1 bottles for st.Oo.
..-vo,,. ~ Nv E,rupRists and Dealers evoryWhere
in ~. United states, and by all tho Drugglsss So
DealSrH In WheOlIng.
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REMOVAL,

pARrRIDGE has removed his Gallery across th.
Helskeil sWoarlngen, nFst door above Hobbs
Having htted mp the building on Main street, In
connection with the In IT, rear on Water street
he has nov one Of the most complete establishments
Ot the kind IN the country. Juh1O
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
nc. Clellan.

We take tie following extract from
the letter Of the Washington CORES.
pondent Of the "Ciicago Tribune,
under date az Apri! Lat.
"Tle rcpor, e tho Committee on the
Conduct Of the War will make nearly
100 pages, and the testimony will I'LL
one or more volumes. 1t will be nj.
,er!y crushing on Nc Clellan, and will
furnish evidence in protusc abundance,
demanding either h,s dismissal tor gross
incompetence, or his trial for treason.
Tho report may possibly not 60 !" the
printers hands till the day afte. to
morrow. This evidence isto he print
I'd "A taken down bv Az accomplished
Phonographist, and will probably max"
cinht or ten. octave voltmes. One or
Two more witnesses were examined to
dav."
Now what will certain Democrats
.av, when they find thci; little good
thus officially traiuced
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

The Pacific Mills. Of T.swerencc.
Mass, are the m st extensive in the
world. employing over 2 5 Q operatives
The mil was hnlt in 1854. two years
after It's incorporation. .nd with c.pi
tai ofS,,43o, 600. TIE kinds If goods
manufactured x,c d-laines, cas!,m .rrs,
caal!., cal'c"s and print laanS. The
p,wcr is obtained from Eve turbine
water wheels. In the manufacturing
department. which Is 800 feet in length,
there are G. 900 spinl'es ~ "ppe,a'i"ns
1900 l.,om., operated By 60 women.
and the average amount 1t cotton con
>mmed per week, i shout 400 rs.
and Of wool $500 10 :. al nf which
when m snnf.cturci. makes 800 600
yards IT go"'>. The rrinAm. depart
uncnt comprises sixteen machines, an
2, OoO,ooo yards VI goods are prin;ed
yearly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

PnovrDENcE, April THE lsrrnb
lican Unionis,s carried every twn il,
the E,~'ern Congressional District,
except Newport Jas. Y Smith (l.'r"''
lic,n U" on) il elected by ah"", $500
mairsty. Tlns. \. jerks (lsepnbli
can Uni"n1 elected 10 Congress tr"'u
the F. .stcru District b.. about 1906
majority. Nathan r. Dixon (lsep"h
iican Un;on) is elected from the West
ern District by ahou, 9oo majority
The Legislature stands on j..inl ballot
supporters Of Mr. Smith, &c opponents
&c vacancies, 6.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

The4orperheads a. body we sre
inclined 10 think, are either Y"eting Ia
gain energy for new spring. or are
working more sccfe,lv than for,ncr,y
or are becoming little ashamed Of
their ira;sorism and conclude to keer
e"ol; We speak Of that stripe Of rep.
tiles in orr county.
However few will yet spii their
venom, ); whenever Their i,e becomes
stirred up by deed. Of patriotism, NOR.
rali.y.or religion Il j. peculiar char.
aetcristic Of this, specie TO become irri.
tased with every public enterprise of a
Generous, Noble, sanitary, moral or re
ligiou. nature. Nothing offend. their
inakcship half 10 much ~ the simple
enunciatioa .of the word Church. We
have M illustration Of this right t" the
point. The other day We overheard
me cf this GLASS;. stare that he had been
requested to give something tor the
completion Of the Baptist t'hurch in
t;,wn-t,dt.he wontd see them Did first.
u. -.
These cusscd churches had been tn.
cause IF this war by preaching abolition
ism. and he wished they were all in
HI &c =. 9
Tim is.a fair specimen Of thi. specie
Robbery and plumber are nppermos, i,
their hearts and 90 of course they mus,
he opposed 10 everything OF AN i,nprov
ing and progressive nature. What .
society that enc would he compose.
entirely Of this claas. I,e equal onl,
paMll he found in the hcatbens npol
The ilpes 0f the scs,
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New Advertisements.
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
W iH6 - 4
Brave Soldiers and Sail
-
ors.
n0LL0WAI'S PILLS,
And OINTMENT IL

A II who have Fyienda and kelaives in the,
"A, my or Navy shon!d take especial care thnt
III. be amply supplied With these Pills ant
Oi 'tmenf and Wh.rc the brave SohlierA
nj Sailors Lave neglected to provide them.
sci :ss With them, no better. present can bs
sent them by their Friends. They have heen
PR 70 to be thu Soldiers never. failing friend
in me hour of need. '''~ss 80
Coughs & Colds affecting Troops.
vii, be speedily relieved and efFecsnalfv
cu, I'd BY using these admirable medicines.
AM by paying proper attention 10 the Oissc.
ito, which are attached 10 each Pot o. Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

e#-Thc following good hit occurs in
Gov. Andrew Johnson's speech vt the
great Union meeting in New York:
Great complaint has been made
about the suspension Of the writ OF
habcas corpus. Il there any man whu
has no treason lurking in his bosom that
Is appr, hcnsivc Of an arrest? WHY
are certain persons 80 arprehcnsive IN
this regard !? Because treason il Turk
ing in their bosoms. applause L",'
emo Dow, when he was on hia way
upon one occasion to attend AN appoint,
men,, met man who complained ,ha,
his axe had been stolen Il will sc,tl.
that matter for You. ssys Dow. Before
reaching the me, ting house. he picked
up \ Large stone weighing about q
pound and 4 half. After he had con
cl,,lcl his sermon, in his peculiar way,
lookin. over the audience, and turning
the stone over in his hand, he sail, i
have been informed hy one Of your
nci.hbors that he Aad his axe stolen
last night, an,l I intend with this stone
to knock the man down who did it
Posing the stone IT, his hands ~ il
about to throw it. there was one mar
who Immediately lodged behind his
sea, and Dow pointed him on, I" tbs
audience IN the thief And 40 I say,
ifyou want to fnd out traitors. Just - X
around AMI shake The wri, Of habeas
corpus ut ttem-[ laughter anil AZ.
plauat and ynn will see them dodge,
shrink and complain