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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

The resident population of Virginia
Nevada Territory, on the 1st Of July,
was estimated at fifteen thousand, the
daily average number Of visitors being
as mary more. Main street, which is
the Broadway and Wall Of the city, is
some thrce.qnarters of q mile in length,
is crowded with every grade and dc.
scription, a large proportion being clc.
gantly dressed males and females.
The buildings on Main street are
mostly brick, the frs, story iron, open
IN front. This gives fight, cheerful
appearance to the street, especial: in
the night time when brilliantly lighted
with gas. Many Of the buildings in
the city are provided with vaults and
sa!amanders the four and FIVE story
brick and iron front fire proofs, now
going up, ali have one or both Of these
indispensable features. Some Of Tie
streets are SO blocked up with lumber
brick and mortar, that teams are at
times unable 10 &c, along; common ID.
borers get from s. to 81 aav, with,
out board.
The city supports fvur daily news
papers, theatre, opera house, several
churches, any number. Of negro minis
trels and melodlsts, 10 say nothing q.
the institutions already enumera,e d
above.
No one who has not been there can
form an idea Of he amount of treasure
to be seen IN passing through Main
street. At Wells AMI Tafgo's ba.kins.
house and express office il is nc, IN.
common TO see tons # "siiver bricks
wheeled in and ont III the course Of IN
hour. These ''bricks" in shane, rcsca,
bic tie ordinary fire brick, but a.,
much largsr--anl from nine hunl.ej!
eighty five . nine hnnd ed and !lnc,y
per cent. ilnenv>s. which is ion 10 fifteen
per cent. rnre silver, averaging SOME
81 500 each.
The sisi, drafts s'l frequently
amount 10 sl0o 600. sans ef 80 and
upwards are usually PAID in so pieces
No paper currency here, O. IL any q
the mining towns ives. q The l. sel5
Monntains-S-lt Lake City beng the
only place where paper circula'cs 70,
money. So much for city less ,lsar
six years old.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
30

CATE Fos +. TILE FOLKS THE Am.
er'can dCrtcn!tW'tst thus describes a
game that used to afford "us children"
much ninth: zone of the party being
provided with slate and pencil, calls
on each ofthe others in turn TO namc
Q ne descriptive adjective, as good.
pretty, ugly, long. short, c;c.-Thesc
were written in column a: the left Of
the slate. Tie writer then places lis
pencil opposite one Of the words, and
calls for the name Of one Of the party,
ahch bein. given, it is written next to
the adjective which comes in the or.
der Of the list. Tie writer than com
mences at some other part Of the list,
and each of the company names some
locality, as 'on the house, under tho
barn. Sin the woods etc, aud these
are added, one To each ranle. In tho
same manner some act is written 10
complete the sentence, as having saw
logs, Sleeping soundly,' 'shelling corn
Whom MI is completed tie senten-.
ees are read alousl. The luiicrous ST.
taa;ions described will often cause
great mciimeat Thus it may happen
that sweet Susan was before tie look.
ing glass, making f4ces;' or that slow
john was I'll tie railroad, running
race with tie engine;' or that, long
John VA, hunting he rebels in a wash
49, OF course much fun viii depend
Oh keeping .Ae sentences secre; Ill! all
arc read.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
The Richest Incident Of the Sea-
SON.

This afternoon, on conductor Frank
Lyman's train, coming from Milwaukee
to Il Crosse, We saw the riches. mis-
take Of the season In the fourth seat
back Of the stove, IN one Of the passen-
Ger cas-, sat q gentleman and lady,
sweet and gushing - the fairy ones of
the oidcn times. His arm eEcircled her
waist in bear Ike sq.eo zing-his ono
harl ,cyea with Ter ribs--h;s other
hand wandered around her amplitude
anl bonnet strings. Ike = list c,li!l in
a berry patch, seeking place t. rest,
and lis eyes were fixed uaon the face
ofhi> fir companion with all the ear.
nes'ueSs of a Romeo. In shor; they
! We're the observed of the CO.
servers. II the MEX: scat back of the
couple alluded -, sat demarr looking
lady, naturally Interested in the display
Of affection in front of her, so natural
and touching. Wien the ears entered
the tunnel, the gentleman WIS standing
b. the Stove tor moment. When part
through and all was dark as night, lie
CROPPED his way haek-ani jus: as tho
train began T. emerge into the least
g.immer Of light, was yell which start
led the entire load of passengers. Tho
poor fellow had gone one seat too far
back and seated himself in the wrong
seat, and WAS trying his bes. to kiss the
demure lady, who couldn't sec it 10
lit out in hurry, and with the most
sileepish look we ever saw, took his
place beside the girl, while the pec,a-
tors were coayulsed with laughter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

A Hoosier, having taken locking
glass home in his trunk, one of his hone
tal offspring was curious 10 see the con.
tents of the mysterious box. The mir
ror was on the top, when the younges,
opened it, gave one brief look, dropped
the lid and with terror depicted or
every feature, exclaimed. sOh mother
father has brought home young cub
| seed lima young bearl'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

The sth Illinois cavelry, by a two
thirds vote, have enlisted for three
years or during the war; It is expected
that under 4 recent rule Of the Depart.
men,, the sth will shortly come home to
recrui'e. Several other of our old regi.
ments will probably come home to
re enliste. The 9th infantry, one OF the
most gallant in the service, have about
made up their minds to try fighting
rebs, until the warts over
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

DUBUQUE CoUNTY.-A snit is pend
ing IN the United States Supreme Court
in which the City Of Dubuque is inter
csted TO the amount of 100000. The
suit being brought by Gelpckc, III.
banker, TO recover value Of bonds is.
sued by the city for railroad purposes.
Hon. +. +. Bissel, Of Dubuque, has gone
to Washington TO conduct the defense
OF the part Of the city.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
consisting tf forty. four acres, all under i'm
provcmcnt and well fenced, having good
house eighty rods of living fence and ye ung
orchard upou it.
It is situated one mi'e and half from
Toledo and one mile from the railroad station
Upon two sides Of the farm lies unimproved
land making a range for cattle. It can also
be purchased. Terms very low for cash.
Enquire Of him at Toledo
v5n4l CO BUTTIERElT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
DIR. y. *. WEIR.

Late Of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisseryices
as Practonerof the German French Span
ish mode of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and america
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly rrac.iccd by physicians. but passes
Oil and discovers the cause however intricaie e
he disease may be- Those living at q distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him a clear vial fun Of their mcning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tanned. Female complaints in all thir various
forms trcatedc carefully and confdcntially.
will attend .oaN cals promptly. Residence
and Office. North Wesr OF the public square.
u. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

Recruiting is going on briskly
Throughout. Vermont under the stimulus
IF tie toaa hounties, averaging about
SIS. Tie prospect is good tor fling
the whole quota.
TIE aggregate l-ngth of'he railroad
ii Vermont rs $50 niles, anil srus #
them have been running fifteen yeas,
vet. with the exception Of two per3ons
WI, were killed Nv ear blown from
the track At Manchester. no one has
ever been ,aiared inside Of any passer-
c2r en- II tie S'at,
L lhe eHs If u. tbero are
twenty theatres, which are nightly al
seaaca b. about 25 600 persona
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

An cnraged parent lad jerkcd his
provoking son across his knee, aud was
operating upon the exposed portion Of
the urchins person with great yehe.
mence, when the young one dug into
the parental leg with his venemous
little teeth. "Blazes what are you biting
me for p SWELL, who begincd this ere
war 2"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

-Brigam Young claims that he has
immense mines Of gid anl silver
with in sight Of his "front door |" but
he refuses to have them worked, from a
fear that he would be unable to govern
the mining population which would be
d. avn there.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

"A drunken soldier in the army Of
the Potomac is punished by burryinc
all but his head, with mock head
board, labeled, "Here lies the body Of
- -, who fell dead (lrunk) such
and such date" What is done with
drunken officers?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

"A fashionable lady appeared at
concert in Hartford, few nights
since without hoops, and the Hartford
papers inquire pathetically, elias it in
deed come to that p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
THE UNION

The following beautiful and thrilling
poem was written abou; the year 1s45
by J. +. Crane, a young man then re-
siding at Mississippi, and connected, we
believe with the Vicksburg Wing. Its
production seems peculiarly appropriate
to this time
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
w. IL. MILLER Nj. ID.

Toledo Iowa,
Offers his professional services to the citi-
zens OF lama County in the practice OF Med
icne, Operative Surgery & Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the treatment of Western Diseases in Iowa and
ana expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, to merit share of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
attorneps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
of
c.. Z. gTRUBLE

- - - -
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
ToLEpo, TAMA Co., Iowa.
All kinds Of Law and collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, Of the United
States, on Boupties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining md Collecting
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their ray by return of
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim is collected.
G. Il. STRUBLE
y1-na3-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

One day last week teamster in AL
bany backed his horse INTO the river
aud tying rope around the neck, sue.
coded in saving him from drowning
bu. checked him to death.
An unsophisticated boy, some doz :
years OF age, recently attended divine
service in school house in the vicinity
Of Woonsocket. On returning from
the meeting he was asked, "Where did
the minister take his text 20 ale took
it in the desk, away in the other end of
the school house, replied the boy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

*This item is almost useless, as the
e'nrns do not state whether the
amonnt is in tons, bushels, or pounds
probably there is mixture of all three.
-lo,ca Homestead.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

The Mingled astonishment, wrath
modification and despair oithe Copper
head journals over the recent Union
triumph III Ohio, are really amusing.
The most concise and elegant express
sion tina, We have seen from any Of
them, is the following from the Colum-
bus (Ohie) Crisis Of the 18th nit:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

The blood that flowed at Lexington,
And crimsoned bright Champlain,
Still ST, cams along the Southern Gulf,
Aud by the lakes Ut Maine
1t flows in veins that swell above,
Pacilic's golden sand,
And throbs in hearts that 1--we and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

.The State has gone 10 he'll by $1,000
majority
II that is he case, TIE coppcrhcads,
won't lose their residence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

The following beautiful and thrilling
poem was written abou; the year 1s45
by J. +. Crane, young man then re
siding at Mississippi, and connected, we
believe with the Vicksburg Wing. Its
production seems peculiarly appropriate
to this time
The blood that flowed at Lexington,
And crimsoned bright Champlain,
Still ST. cams along the Southern Gulf,
And by the lakes Of Maine
1t flows in veins that swell above,
Paciic's golden sand,
And throbs in hearts that 1--we and
yrieve,
BY dark Atlantic's strand.
1t binds, in one vast brotherhood,
The trarper OF the West
With men whose cities gloss themselves
In Fries classic breast:
Ana those to whom September brings
The fireside's social hours,
With those who see DEFENDERS brow
Enwrcathed with gorgeous flowers;
From where Columbia laughs to greet
The smiling western wave,
To where Potomac signs beside
rEL, ..o+,:,>% Io,nn, .x.o.,o
And then from streaming everglades,
The IIuron's lordly flood,
The glory Of the Nations Past
Thrills through kindred blood !
Wherevc: Arnoll's tale is told
1t dyes the cheek with shame,
And glows with pride Ger Bunkcr's
Hill,
Or Mouitries wider fame;
And wheresoc'r ah,v. the fray
The stars OF Empire CLEAN,
Upon the deck, or o'er the dust,
1t pours a common stream.
1t is a sacred legacy
Ye ever can divide
Nor take from village nrchin or
The son Of city pride
Nor tn hunters white haired children,
Who find a tiuitlcss home
Where nameless lakes are sparkling !.
IN q
Where lonely rivers roam.
Greene drew his sword at Eutaw
[Springs
And bleeding Southern feet
Trod m marsh across the y laware.
Amid the snow and slce'
And 10 upon tie parchment where
The natal record shines,
The burning page of Jefferson
Bears Franklin's calmer lines.
Could yon ditide that record bright,
And tear the names apart,
That first were written boldly there
With plight Of hand and heart ]?
Could you Grace Hancock's name,
Fen with a sabre's edge?
Or wasl out with fratcrnal blood
4 CAROLS double pledge
Say, can the South sell out her share
In Bnnker's hoary height?
Or, can the North give up her boast
In Yorktown's closing fight
Can yon divide, with equal hand,
A heritage Of graves
Or rend in twain the starry flag
That DER them proudly waves
Can you cast lots for vernon's soil
Or Chatter md the gloom
That hangs its solemn folds about
Your common Fathers tomb !?
Or, could you meet around his grave
As fraticidal foes,
And wake Your bnrning curses DER
Ills pure and calm rcpose
"Yon dare not y is the Allegheny's
Thunder.toncd decree-
IT'S echoed whore Nevada guards
The blue and Tranquil sea;
Where topic waves delighted clasp
Our tlowery Southern shore,
And where thro' frowning mountain
gates,
Nebraska's waters roar.
"A drunken soldier in the army Of
the Potomac is punished by burrying
all but his head, with a mock head
board, labeled, "Here lies the BODY Of
- -, who fell dead (lrunk) such
and such date" What is done with
drunken officers?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

tor sG3, at only $50, 900 Ee, ID the num-
Der for shearing in 1864 will be 9Oo,O 900
head, and the yield Of wool, in pounds,
3,I50,O0O.
Estimating, tie increase for 1865 to
to be only one fourth, and adding none
for importations, the pounds Of wool
will be, 1887 500
WHEAT AND Conn FOR 1861 From
extensive and reliable information. OBJ.
tanned at this Office, since the gathering
Of the crops of wheat and wool, the fol
lowing may be takep as fair approx
nation.
Ac's in wheat l,20o,o0o-yleld Il,
1922 bushels.
Ac's in corn oo,ooo-yield &c..
100000 bushels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

Under all the urfayorable circum.
stances attendidg the production and
gathering Of the crops for the year
1868, it is altogether probable that the
general footing, in dollars and cents.
for all departments OF husbanlry, will
fall little, if any, shor, Of 1s62.
WIN. DUANE WILSON.
Sec'y Iowa Farmers College.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17
AGRICULTURAL.
Productions Of Iowa for 1862.
and In part for lS63--Sheep.
WOOl, SC.

Office Of the Sec'y OF Iowa Farmers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-17

Office Of the Sec'y of Iowa Farmers
College, !
DIES MONIES, Nov Goth, 1863.
Editorof Io,oa Homestead For the
information Of the public send you
the following totals Of the productions
Of Iowa, as furnished by the State cen.
sns rc,urns.-The statistics were OBJ.
tanned early last spring, and embraces
only the productions Of 1862. Six
small counties failed to make any re-
turns
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

npotu UARHOsiuS-rOwERrub TONE, TWO
~ banks teys. v,yeaEins ,lc.s oeaye. pedal has,
sold ct Auclloa ~ GisBR . soMBRVtLLB, " fsnoe
S.sts - I. .y..lls kea - ~ = - - uoAs,A
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

NRpu,Ns, COURT SALE Of VALUABLE VorEL
~ and Real Estats the borough o Bethlehen by vf.
Toe Of IN dor of Orphans COutt OF Sor'hanIi1n
county " n sid 81 public ,endne, on ihe pre- rises on
rhnrsisy pee 81. is6a ocOck N the aitcrn on.
~ part the bcal Estate a,. OF james Lee decewed
con,iruous Lots Of grnlni bounding IN Main aud Broad
streets land OF Iac n ~ LILY RetlnIe Fire mray -
N pairg Henry auetters estate. Jededih WEISS and
Others. psriicuntly described IN hs pe,i"on 20 Mr
Granted, Intending IN front on Man street Two hun
dref ard twenty feet. and 1u Broad rect one hun
srei and eleven feet containing abyIi one AMI haN
arys eS sronna The improvements 'hereoa are one
llf story bO,e Building. part brick anu patl sone
~ e.ssrent fronting Main street q feet iuches and
NAN a,tee' fst Inches ~ 10 feet ahaa in deph one
bres tNo .t1fv Dwelling House frontns on Man stree "A
fee ~ feet 7inchss on Broti street one tne
story brick Bui ling rear 0f he main hu ling, used f2r
wash kcien aud serysnts rooms y ieri iIncnss ~ M
fae one two story sAble and Carriage House, 20
fes trout w ~ feet eep. Buiug pri lone and par,
faao issd ice house, - by y ioe The buildings
arc All good repair aud the greater part OF them bui
mis- H on.,.red one u he mos, Desirable ard yalusbs
,sa- DYED deseryedly high replalon - one o. Toe
best Hotels IN this couuiry Behehetn beaauiuy
.ialsA on tns Lsbgh river ls ercelsnt Seminary Zoe
Youug Ladies' s knoNn and pAtronied from every seqon
Of the Union. Ts heAIthy climate rcmann, snrrgandng
Hotel always Hsed. and s proprietor obliged 10
decline rer~ving many who sppaed fnr aatssiJn.
The Will be sold toseher or IN parcels 40 may s
'cenca advisable Ny the undersaned adm mist sor, y
whom the erms and VII be made ansrn ~ tne
| time and place Of sale. BY the sSon = -,.c, 60
ouAs Aug LucKgysAcH, AdmInis.rs,Sr % o'''''
| BrrnLHRsa, Ia, Nov. IS. ltc)
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
A Ivan c. BAKER 4 co, AUCTIONEERs.
A NABNIFICkNr

HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
Pianotorte Paintings Satuary, Bronzes and many rare
osty Works " Art aud Articles OF Nirtu al pnohe
THIS DAY (wEDSRsD NY, DEC. Q.
Al the elegant residence No ~ Ws.t SNteorh street.,
between tiith ana Snth avenues,
"a . CONNER at a. % clock
DRAW lNG ROOMS
Chandeliers Velvet carsts, trucstel
rose DR. wing sas tageres secretary ana Book
Cabinets kucOguues con sole Tables ebony reception
Cha fable Tables. Canterbury,
stereo.rope with l0o views, antique and sohc
r,cspuon Chairs on Pant by eminent atss: two
slp-rb H. nd.capes by co Holy Family by seleres Win
Ter anc by Ianpier, ais Paintings bv untinaon
Iunan and Sci eres; artistic f9n e ssaaay sevcs and
sFYEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlAsOFOhIE
round rorurs riches, instrument Qler a. auction tns
s~sson. stoh Music stand. Cover bo1ss, &c b.
rraus Washsands wArdrobes en- suite sYe LOUIS NJ.
hr ami spring Mattresse Feather Beds .nkeis Shsei.
Brnet, tsp's.nn rable oyster Iyrccn. Le.se .snts
Cufe m, Cake Baskets Cas- ors ~ ons p,s. NapA
Rug. savcrs. Dinner and Tea srryios tLina Dnh, eal
rrs se. crystal AMI ruby Glass war " g - ~,
ceaa Afn hairs, oval Mirrors Bronf' 'locks' -,
OF hlsement and kchen rnl nre "a
reteupOry. Parties wishing attend hi. sac taVN tt'
. tn avenue stages rom AstN.St Flli oAs an
ArtrupoIian Hotois savins a. Snteenth set tN 'ooi
, house.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

CRocH gRoN 4 WOOD AUCTIoNEERs
~ viii sell at public auction. On
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,
At At20'cioek +. NJ, on the ground
ONE HUNDRED
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
at Sherwood Bergen Heights, n n; Lexington Ray
mond and oxford avenues, old Bergen road &c., and
ning the elegant residence Of j. V. Ii. Clepdenng,
Esq. - .
Tho above is among the choicest property the entire
hill high gound overlooking the Hackensack and Pas
sale rivers the city OF Newark and surrounding country
ar $ the eye reach,
Sale poslta. -,
For maps and partloars inquire OF the auconeera So
Montgomery street jersey City.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
A UCrTos sALR or HANDSOME FURNITURE.
"A rAPFSTRY, THEE PLY MD INGRAM CARPEJs,
sultRR Nost WOOD PlANOFoNf..

MAkkk BRADBURY CDSf fhN
RUSSELL ". wEstCOrr MI sc hisday tWclnetlayl,
tu tbr Afternoon, AZ toe re1denct
bbz West T~en yurst street between Setenh ani ~ hth
and 1t fntlur thuHl
-r AM Duiug Room Furtu Per Mirrors deh Parlur
and CIamb Suts harri .1tlee, TuiAish L1Iugrs aud
ghatrs chandeliers. frrnrn vases. BTou paluIusH,
nsani y aaefes q ptrt and Per ftHlca ~ .c
T-t. R@rsutiin sud Vol tlro 60 fs ceHtu. nrfrtda.
prss,ng bureau spring and HAIR Mattress y yaG. yai
"A rrnra tsiaDr ODd Rand shades la.e Crri4ins,
p,rusan Fable kh Bvrrwa hr.nch Ahl infia nj =,
sIen ~ and Crvsai Eu ratci 0lnss n tvery leserp
t,n IVORY tntrry han soma Hal chairs md Hats and
piah fi,n,cr superior ider iron safe f'raen Heater
'"''''" : e-rHE WHOLE Will 9E soLps