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The Richmond Enquirer saws the high
prices resulting from an enormous issue
of Treasury notes are An enemy more
formidable than the Yankee armies. IL
recommends tax bin 10 produce $780,
600, 900.
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ashvllle is one OF the easiest places
We in, that we ever knew. Whenever
low wants to raise ten or twelve dol
JAIL he has to do is to chop dawn
or three fence p osts, tear off couple
,rds, put them in cart and drive
The streets, for half an hour,
as the funds.
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PRov0sT MARsRsL's OFFICE,
Nashville, Dec. %, '62.

Nashville, Dec. %, '62.
Provost Orders N0.L a ~ t-l'
L. The sale Of spirituOus liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, is strictly prohibited and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once.
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors Contlsoated and turned over
to Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistence.
B. All officers in charge Of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance to ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
JSo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel aud Provost Marshal.
Approved
RoBF b. MIToHELL, fffF .t
~ Brig. Gen. Commanding Post,
dec 27-tf
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DIED,

ON the 23d inst, Mrs. HESnrrrA BLARD, In the
9th year of her age. The friends and acquaintance
requested attend her burial to-day at 10 O'Clock
from the residence ofoapt. Jas, Hughes, ON South
College street, south OF Broad.
jan 25-lt9
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RnBioOND, Jan. 20.--It is confirmed
that Burnside's forces crossed the river
and are now below Fredericksburg.
The u. S. steamer Columbia is ashore
at Masonboro inlet Her commander, II
officers and % men are prisoners.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-The Washing
ton Star of yesterday is received. 1t has
the following highly important intelli-
gence in regard to the movements Of the
army under Burnside.
The understanding IN Washington is
that a portion Of the Army of the Poto-
mac, Hooker's division, at least, has GER
tainly crossed the Rappahannock. An
address has, it is said, been issued by
General Burnside to the soldiers Of his
command.
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We are under many and lasting obli-
tons to our friends, SINGLETON, under
, sowanee, BaowN q Co, College Street,
UEsDALE, Union Street BDAIR & SsY-
&, ChSVry Street, and Adams Express,
erry gfeet, for late papers.
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he rain and the river were both fall
yesterday. Il is little difficult to
TX our slippery sidewalks without fall
tits what might be called falling
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my UEIoE, per annum. .',ffyf. .''''''% W
4" veck......s.'..s,s.'s''' ~
u.wIrKLr UuoH, Ter snnufn. ....s5 90
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HEAp9uARrnRs U. s. FoRcEs.l


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1868.
In pursuance 70 orders received from
Department Headquarters, it is hereby
announced that no Passes will be given
to go outside the Picket lines of this
city except to persons Of known and un-
doubted loyalty to the Government of
the United States.
By order Of .sl
Brig Gen. RoB'r B. MITcHELL.
w. O. OsGOOD, 1t and Prov. Marshal.
[Jan21-1w
HEADQUARTERS PosT, NASHVILLE, TENN,l
January 10, 1868,
Special ORDERS No. ID.
Nv. Permission is given to the munici-
pal authorities Of this city TO impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scavepger duty in the city, so
far as il can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military impressipg
patrols BY order Of
Brig, Gen. R0B'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PnArr A.AtG.
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville,
Jan.15-tf
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es for 1868 also, Sergeants' Roll
Playing Cards Blank Books I;
Ind Novelties. All for sale
,eap, al BLAIR & SNYDER's,
JAMS. No. 20 Cedar Street.
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rumofed yesterday afternoon
gunboats were lighting with
b batteries near Harpeth shoals,
" previous. We have no par
al present.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 24.-Gen. Butler
resumes command of the Department of
the Gulf.
The Herald special says that the pres
ent condition Of Mexico against the
French is better than ever before.
1t is rumored that General DoBlado
committed suicide to avoid being made
prisoner b Mega
Puebla and the city of Mexico are we'll
fortified. aAEE-it
The French Minister says the tacit
consent OF England 70 launching and fit
ting out Of privateers is against the treaty
of Paris and the law Of nations. 4
CAIRo,. an. "a admiral Porter .tele-
graphs, to-wit 6: We have taken st.
Charles, Duvalls Bluff, and Desarc, and
our lightdrapghts are over three hundred
miles abovethe mouth/p g White river
NEW YoRk, jan The Express
says General Woolshas ordered the Col
Onels of the New York State Militia to
report to him. Some responded favorably,
but other regiments refused. Yester-
day General Hall had an interview with
General Wool, and protested against the
State forces reporting TO the General
Government. This has created great
excitement in military circles as imply
ling design on the part of the Federal
Government to place the Militia under
its control,
sold fifty and three quarter cents.
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New Goods! New Goodsil

Suffers will fluid fresh supply. of
strawb elries, Biackberries, Cherries
Peaches and Oysters, at ~ y $50
Vi NAUzYS& WILSON'S h'
Cor. Deaderiok and Cherry SITS.
4 Jan, "a, '63, u8 or ss oH 8La,
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
ron PKIvATR DISEASES.


EpApfpr~F{'Ais DIR KING, formerly Of New York for
| e. SA-<srsa The last four years OF Louisville XIV .
- and who has devoted h.s attention no
we treatment OF private diseaes for 30 years. aatters
thmseii, having attended To- practice FOR so many
years, and cured go many hpus,nds, lac .s enabsed
20 cure AL disPsce Of "a fivgtte lftafo no matter
now baa they may be from iuludiciOls medical treat
mehl, or nom neglect Of their own Dr. Kings
Dlspensary Is No - Deaderick street ll tNOen Cher.
~ and the Square, soco6d story, Who he oures an
diseases OF private MAJ uEe. ~. .r.-g1 81 ,r15a
Ionorrh1a cured NllhQut napsscs.4- tffeGicinas or
interference with btrinoss. 4 80
sirictnres Of old or recent date efacthaIy ouredin
lew days By an operation " hlch ckus Is no Main
WHO'RE Btricture exists health cant r 'cnni6ved
feihhp9 no disease causes moro mi,u arand upier-
mines the constitution So much erf
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of ta skim rroyiDg
putoi neglect or bad Treatment can bo onectuqny
fWeu ma lew days, I'd Ia ff.
Seminal PedhHess.-pattIcularR tcutinn having been
gNenJto thls disease, ard an the CO.. lcnces grow
ing out OF IT, brought on In many ,,,es by the lie.
sTuctiye habits OF incousdorate yugti, md excess.
I'VE indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which
WY uRdqrmine the cont titution, rendering The sun.
ect uhit Tor business OF society, ami .lusng proma
turo old agt.
EN- lies who may be lahoring wftit.,rv di1cuity OF
the womb may rlst assured Oi immeu ,cAollef
Persons residing abroad, by wfilint and stating
her case with lee enclosed direct ., DR. A. King
No. - Deadcrick street, Nashville. Tenn win have
The Necessary medicines sent 10 theIrHIIregs Once
hours from O'Clock In the morning unlil In the
'enhR lJuly l0-m d&wfS
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Lightf EIghtl!

lew IbOXes o. star candles Tor sale
by NJ. Il. ALEXANDER, No. II Public
Square. 4IIaA tfTlr y G'Gt-t
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4 .eold fifty aa4 three quarter cents,
Our Postmaster received the following
despatch last night = - = =
ELIzApETHroWN, Jan. "a, 186,

ELzADETHToYN, Jan. a, 1863.
Mr.. LINDSEY, P. NJ. te'f AAt-
Arrangements have been made with the
louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany to carry the United States mail
regularly. 1 send a very heavy mail
through tomorrow.
I EE AnTE
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handles I Candlesli $3.50
lot can be procured by calling
ALEXANDER, No. II Public
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gg telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gen. Butler Commands the Depart
ment Of the Gulf.
Rumored Suicide of Gen. DoBlado.'
French Minister on England Fitting
s Out Privateers,
Triumph of the Federal Arms in
Arkansas.
Gen. Wool Orders Out the Militia of
the State Of New York.
IA Gold, 50 s-4. 81
WAsHINaroN, Jan. 24-Gen. Butler
Gen. Wool Orders Out the Militia of
the State Of New York.
cola. so s-4.

WAsHINaroN, Jan. 24-Gen, Butler
resumes command of the Department of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
DISEASES OF THE LAYER.

You may always know wien your
liver is out Of order, or when you are
what is called bilious by any Of the
following SYMPTOMS: pain in the side and
back, dizziness, dull headache, bad
taste in. the mouth in the morning sallow
colorcd complexion, yellowish tint in
the eyes, costiveness or diarrhoea OF
Shiny dark color, low spirit and dismal
forebodings. It is acknowledged by
all physicians and others who have seen
their action, that JUDSON'S NOUN.
TAIN HERB PILLS are pelf feet cure
tor all bilious affections. So pleasantly
do they search out and drive away the
seeds Of disease, that all persons living
in sountry where Fever and Ague,
and all Other billions diseases are prev
alent, will End they should never be
without them. From two to four Pills
each night on going to bed, will in q
short time drive away the sickly yellow
look Of bilious persons. and bring to
their cheeks beautiful glow ofpertec,
health.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold
by all Dealers in Medicine. Also BY
Armstrong & Shanklin at Toledo.
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Sheritfs Sale.
State Of Iowa, Tara County, : s
Henry Lance

HcHTy LaHCo
vs.
John Mendell, Elizabeth Menden
and Peter Shelton
In the District court Of
Tama County
By virtue of special execution, dated the
18th day cfNovembcr D 1862 to me directed
issuel out Of the Office of the clerk of the
district court of Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor Of Henry Lance and against John
Mendell, Elizabeth Mendell & Peter Shelton
on a judgement rendered by said court at the
September term thereof A 1862 against
the said John Mendell, Elizabeth Mondell, \
Peter Shelton and degree Of foreclosure
against John Nendell, Elizabeth Mendell and
Peter Shelton wherein it was ordered adiudged
aad decreed that the following described real
estate tc-wit:
the wsst three foarths Of the south east
fourth of the north eces: or and the soetth
west ~ Of the north noest qr also the aoest
Or Of the acest hfcf the north scest o. Of
the south rest or all Of section No. four
() Of tornship No. eiyhty-three esq
north Of range fifteen (l5) uest contain
ing s'centy.fce acres more or less.
West Of the 5th NJ in Tama County, Iowa
be sold, or 30 much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, Public Notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 9th day Of December D 1862, between
the hours Of O'Clock A N and 4 O'Clock p m
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour of
10 o'clock A n 1t the front door OF the court
house IN Toledo, lows, in tho county Of Fnma,
offer and sell at public cutlery, to the highest
and best bidder, that bids two.thirds OF over
of the appraised value, for cash. all the right
title and interest of the above named defen-
dans, in and to the above described property,
or SO much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgement for the sum 137 dollars
together with costs aud all accruing costs,
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied
Fl A WILLIAMSON
Sheriff of lama County
L Allen, Atty for Plaintiff
November 2lst, 1862
Printers fees 1878 pd
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SEsES.iIE,A SAFE.

state Of Iowa,1 In tie District Court
lama County la1aa CS"h'y.
Afford bartlett
vs.
Bv yirtue Of an execution, dated the 18th
div Of November a. D. 1862, to mo directed, "
issued ont OF the Office of the clerk Of The Dis
tsict Court of lama County, State OF Iowa, III
favor of Afford Bartlett and against Henry
Hamburg commanding me that Of the goods,
chattels. stock or interest in any company,
debts due. rropcrty In the hands Of third
persons,-which are not exempt by law from
execntion,-of the said Henry Hamburg
make or cause TO be made the sum OF 20
dollars and 30 cents, with interest ana costs
| have levied upon the
Fouyyi,,y property to nit Commenci"g
thirty tAree feet south Of The north eust
corner ofMe south aoest qr dissection -
Gtteen to,cns1;p 1881 ro"gr Ll2l JyIee"
rest Mcacc south llo) rods hcnce eest
(so) yo7s thence north llo) rods thence
cost lSo) rods To tie place Of begMlng.
Vest Of the 9Th r. NJ, in Tama County, lcwa,
be sold, or so much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore public notice is Hereby siv-
en- that have levied upon, and shall on the
9TH doy of February A. d. ls6s, between the
hours Of Q o'clock a. M, and o'c.ock P. m.
Of said day, sale to commence at The hour Of
10 o'clock a. ~, at the front door OF the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the County OF Iama
offer & sell at public out-cry, to the highest =
best bidder, for cash, all the right title ana
interest sf the above named defendants, IN
and to the above described property, orso
a. ySfC "a ri
judgement for the sum Of IA dollars and II
cents, together with costs and all accruins
costs. unless tho sameshall be sooner salts
fed.
H.A. WILLIAMSON
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa
Toledo, Nov. 2sth 1852. vo-nS
Printers fee $500
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a LIE EXPOSED

The Report that the Monticello FIGURING
mill runs only one or two days in week
and dees not grind Wheat is . malicious false
hood, doubtless circulated by parties other
wise interested.
The mill does gene :al business at grinding
all kinds of grain usually ground By mills il
this country, for toll or cash, and under the
late management, is doing better business
than it has ever done before such is the ties
tin,ony Of its customers from Tama and Powe-
shek counties.
Persons coming from distance s intend.
ing to wait for their grist, had better avoid
coming to the mill on Mondays and Saturdays
fair trial respectfully requested and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
v5u5-3m Dec 25, 1862. C. BRUNER
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To Nervous Sufferers Of both
"a

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health in o few days, after
undergoing ali the usual routine and irregu-
lar expeusiv mods ef trcatncn. without sue
cess, considers it his sacred duty to commu-
nirate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means to cure. Hence, on the receipt IF al,
addressed envelope, lie will send (tree) a copy
Of the prescription used. Direct TO DR.. JonN
NJ. DAosALL, lSs lu..on Street ;rooklyn New
York.
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The Confessions And Experience
OF A NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as a caution
to young mon, and others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their
kindred ailments supplying the means Of
selfcure. By one who has cured himself
after bcign victim Of misplaced confidence
closing postpaid directed envelope, single
copies may be had Of tho author, NATnASInL
AArrAIR, Ess, Bedford, Kings County. New
York.
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Es.sce.
E0esce.
State Of Iswa,
Tama County,

To John kankin,-Sir.
You are her ebv notified, that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
tr;ct Court Of Tama county, Iowa, q petition
Of Merton Simpson + Co., claiming Of you the
foreclosure Of the mortgage therein described.
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fcnd OH or before noon CT the second day Of
the next term OF said court, commencing OH
the third Monday Of February, A. D. lsfs
default will be entered against you and juis-
meht eLderel thereon.
Jan. 18th, 1858.
Isaac l.. Allen,
I stamp. Attorney for Plaintiff.
e~' v5n7 Az
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Notice.
State 81 Iowa, TanA Csunty, %;

70 Asa Gilbert . James Gilbert, sir
You and each Of you are hereby nstifs.l
that there is new on fls in the Office Of the
clerk Of the District Court ct TamA Csnsty
Iowa petition Of Philip Butler c1ainisg 81
you the sum Of eighty dollars - money justly
due him On two promissry notes and asking
an attachment against your property 10.
And that unless you appear thereto and Do
fena on or before noon Of the ssdsnd day Of
the next tcrn Of said court, sonmsnsiEg on
tho thira Nonday Of February - p. leG1,.
default will b. entered sgaiRst ys0 audi
judgment rendered thereon.
ISAAC l. ALL1H
stamp Attorney - s''''s
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State Of Iowa | -.
Tama County

State Of lowa).
Tama County -
TO Lovina Homan, Navy
Ann Honeywell, William
y Honeywell Benjamin
Honeywell, ISAIAH Honey
well, David Honey we'll,
Uriah Honeywell, Susan
Hight and Sarah Ann
Honeywell.
Take Notice that there is now on file in the
office Of the Probate court Of Tama County,
Iowa, of Ira wilkins, Executor of the late will
and testament Of William Honeywell sr. de-
ceased a petition to sell the real estate of
said estate to pay debts and cost Of admins
traitor aud that the same will be heard on the
first Monday in March next by said court at
the Court House in the town of Toledo Tama
Cyunty Iowa when and where you may attend
aud defend if you sec proper.
IRA WILKINS,
Executor Of late Will Of
Wn. Honeywell.
By order Of tho Probate Court Of said Conaty
T. A. GRAHAM
v5Ho County Judge.
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-. The District Court is now in SEES
sion. Judge Isbcll dispatches business
with commendable energy and general
satisfaction. In the case Of The State
W. N. Spencer indicted for resisting
L. B. Nelson, Dept. Treasurer in the
collection Of school tar, the defendant
was acquitted, on the ground that the
Deputy had not sufficient warrant to
make levy and sale. In the appeal
case Of Freedom Way charged with
selling intoxicating liquors, he was
found guilty.
-. We have had the privilege Of
trying or rather Of seeing tried, the
"Success Washing Machine" Our
lady says she has tried number Of
washing machines, and thinks the "Suc
cess Machine far superior to any Of
them. 1t does not tear nor wear the
clothes, but rather fuls them willie
washing. The washing is done quite
cffectual and comparatively easy in A
short time. The dirty streaks usually
upon shirt collars aud wristbands, are
generally cntirel. washed out by the
Machine. It is also excellent for
washing bed quilts an | heavy WOODEN
clothes. II is simple, durable and easily
cleaned.
Mr.. s. J. C.dy has the right Of salo
for this county.
Try again Elder. One Of our
Reverend gentlemen went into the
country the other day for the double
purpose Of preaching aud pleading for
sanitary supplies. While engaged in
the latter duty he represented (of
course) many of our soldiers to be rag
gcd, jagged, careworn, chopfallcn, blind
lame, bruised, wounded, sick, sore, hag
gard, disconsolate, homes,ck and PENN
less, and was weaving the thing very
fine and ef1eetual, when the thought
struck him that it needed now only
final clincher, by appeali"g TO . certain
corpnlent individual seated among the
audience and wearing tnll military
uniform. Sc the appeal was made, but
FATTY said not word. What thought
the Elder can he not say word IN
behalf Of his suffering brother soldiers,
and aid Inc in this noble enterprise
What is he going TO spoil the fine
figure l have made, ruin my apostrophe
by omiting to put on the climax? Time
was given for an answer but Fatty was
still mute. Not SO with the audience.
An unre strained litter ran through tAc
crowd, and 1t was evident somebody
was sold. Fatty was not nor ever
had been soldier, but for the want of
better clothes, or full outside show Of
patriotism, had donncd soldiers uni
form. We think he will be CAREFUL
hereafter what kind Of clothes he wears
ut Church, and the Elder be cautious
to whom he appeals for aid.
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A NEW lot Of LAMPS 8 Lam
TERMS OF the latest styles and lowsst
prices just received and for sale - the
PIONEER DRUG STORR
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MO&C A- -
-. ATTEND the m, citing at the Court
House next Saturday evening.

-. The debtors of::Jacob Neaurth,
will find something Of interest in his
notice, published TO day.
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-. The March No. of Godey's Lady
Book, rich household jewel for ladies
has arrived. The extravagant price
now demanded for paper does not affect
Cooley. He still furnishes 100 pages
rich as ever.
Call on as if you wish to see it, and
we will assist you in becoming subscri
bcrs.
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Cheap Cash store in Toledo

one door north Of the Court House and
Tee ,oiH satisfy you that you can buy
better goods, at lo,cer prices than any
aoherc else In to,cn.
In short we are new ready to supply the
market with such goods aud groceries Us are
generally needed by the people, at the very
lowest prices at which they can be afforded.
Call on us, and we will convince you q
the truth Of what we say.
Toledo, January lst 1868. v4-n-23-ly.
HARRISON & TAYLOR.
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