davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-17

kear-Admiral Pau1ding writes as follows:
"".When We have disposed of our domestic
enemies, a more distant one will claim our
attention; and in regard to this ne canuot'act
100 promptly. If we are not on the eve ola war,
It Is because OFT old enemy and commercial
rival has not perfected his policy; and am
ing that II suitable Preparation is not prompt.
y made. our plundercd cities may soon light
Up The land as our ships blazo upon the ocean.
Inc pirate Alabama, or 29o Euglish Merchants,
Is no more rebel steamer than though she
had never displayed the rebel emblem. She
fitted, srned and manned With English sea.
men in England, and Ia 10 all intents and prr-
poses an English plrate rpon our commerce.
Many more, ships Of 3 Formidable cA.r.
ae:eF, arc being prepared In English
, 1863-04-17

EH1TT4N00d1, Feb. 3, IS63 !
SFac1A1 ORDERS, No. 2o.-u.-Mrs. --,
band, -, voluntarily accompanied the Federal
army In the retrcat from said county, herself guilty
Of practices disloyal to the Confederate Govern
munt, IL hereby ordered, In accordance With tnti-
Army Of Tennessee, to 1eart the Confederate lines
within ten days after the receipt OF this order, and
not return on pain OF being considered an alien
enemy.
By orde! Of Brig. Gen. BATE.
Indorscd-'tThc within order was delivered to
Mr.. -, the wife Of -, on tho 10th day Of Feb
ruazy, 1865, By me,
r. r. DAvESroEr, CAPTAIN,
, 1863-04-17

1xD1A,sA--so far as heard from, the town
and charter elections Just held in the Hoosier
State, show large gains for the Union cause,
and very rapid decrease in the numerical
ao1ce Of the Copperheads OF bntternuts. Trea-
son 81 has had lis best days in indiana, and now
II must look ont for squalls. Burnside will
u, no' Tolerate doubtful loyalty in the State OF
us nasaVity' He has given the butternuts =
warning.
, 1863-04-17

M MASONIC.-There will be = rcrr-
1A lar Communication o. Oriental Lodge 70. 9 g.
F. aEd L. IL. II the Masonic Tenns this fERJDd dYi
cvenist :at7H O'Clock. Work on ii degree.
.pl1-e6.t.1t H. 9. CHASE. Sec'y.
PEVOIV VERS.-Colt's old model.
Ii and inch, and Navy rev model Pockets. 5x
and ~ inch Navy ana Dr.goos. Allen & Wheelock'a: :
SsN Dtag9oa. cmith q Weaon,s Moore's. Penoa.
swotds, Belis, sasaes Hat, Caps and Gloves.
apl1-c6'4-1wh Over q. S. Exprc.s Di1ce,
, 1863-04-17
Sad Accident at Sen.

The packet slip Tuscarora arrived at Phila-
dclphIa Oh Sunday, from Liverpool. On the
4th Of March, during tremendous gale, a
heary sea struck the ship on her starboard
bow, sweeping away bulwarks, stanchions,
house, long boat, two life boats, crushing
starboard quarter boat, gal1eys, spars, and
everything on decks, and swept away thirteen
scamen (eolorcd), fatally injuring tho third
mate (Mr. Wesley Gaw), and injuring the
boatswain, carpenter, and four Of the crew.
Mr.. Wesley Cav died on the 18th Of March.
, 1863-04-17

ApFu y. 1St3.
ToJas. 4. Roosevelt. Secretary Loyal Leagre:
s1n:-Acknowledging the receipt Of au in-
v1tatlon to be present at 4 mass meeting Of
the loyal citizens of the United States, to be
held at New York oa the l1th inst, have
occasion to regret that my duties will not per.
n mit me to be present at the important assem-
Permit me, however. to express my hearty
sympathy with the objects and purposes Of
the proposed demonstration, and to desire
that my name may be placed with those who
90 lore their country, It's Union, and Its Con-
esnut1on, as to be glad to renew pledges Of
loyalty and fealty rs often as circumstances
will demand
The frequent assembling together of our
countrymen for purposes Of counsel aud in
teTchange Of thought upon the great national
questions Of the DAY, Is one Of the useful and
commendahlc duties of the times, which haa
ny pest wishes, Us it has those OF all honest
loyal men.
The army which hare the honor to COM
mand Is, ! am proud to say, in such good
health, and In so excellent q condition, that
an warranted in pledging 1t to gallant blow
1of me defence Of our national unity aud in
tegrlty, wherever the enemy shall be met By
me army OF the Potomac.
That God may speed the cause Of the Union
and ct popular liberty everywhere. is the
hopeful aspiration Of your obedient servant,
- JOSEPH HOOKER,
, 1863-04-17

(HEEP.-I hare for sale FIVE hun
~ dftd Sheer, ny fRfna. VIM. MctroWk,
seven miles southwest OF the RAILROAD Static. nt Ms
4uon, Knox Co., III. B. C, WALTER.
fxhkA- -hsHQ ~ iakr
, 1863-04-17

E The Charlestonians didn't ret the
"devil," that Is our "devil," after all. al
though they have thousands of the ueliest
kind within the borders Of their sodom, An
officer, who returned On the gunboat Flasn-
beau, says that when the Wechawker return
cd from the reconnaissance Of the distractions
which extend across the hatbor, from Moul.
THE to Sumter, the scow she had in tow broke
loose and grounded Oft Morris Island. The
rebels believing 1t to be the " devil, J" Eory un-
patcsnally peppcred away At 1t, while the real
Ericsson "deyil'' was safely out of their
reach, and We hope to play fantastic tricks
with them before the war is over.
, 1863-04-17

W The Richmond Thig does not like the
rebel ta1 bill, by which .$15o, ,oo0, 900 arc to be
raised this year, It says the taxes are to be
paid BY aportion only Of the States. Tho
seven Atiantic and Gulf States will hare to
oear the principal portion, and large tracts Of
them are overrun By the Federal enemy, and
can pay nothing. It thinks 1t only decent
that the representatives Of Kentucky. Mis-
fouri and Tennessee should not vote on the
bill, as their States will contribute little OF
nothing. The 19,hig adds; "Thc narrow belt
first advertcd to is to pay all, and at the same
time to feed the army. With Major Rufiln's
or the War Departments scale Of prices Of
agricultural products, the thing will be simply
impossible, except at such sacrifice Of prop.
crty by tue farmers, for the benefit of specu-
Tutors and c1tortioners, as will be iuto}erable-
, 1863-04-17
r a N E S r E D NJ 0 n D
IIOKSE-SHOEK
Removed to SO West Lake Street.

HaTtnE Just removed his establishment two doors
west Of his u'd stand beg to Inform his numerous old
fr'e1ds and customers tat his new locaton enabcs
him cute work vita more dispatch thsn hereto
to bn dttar cd In waiting for work pTopsEly dGne, with
neatr era and dispatch. ap16-c331-31is
, 1863-04-17

Dixon's majority 60 far. far...................o,561
Dixon is undoubtedly elected Chief Justice
OF Wisconsin, by $500 to i 900 minority. The
Coppcrhefds croWed too soon.
IOWA.
The Unionists carried the city election In
Camanche on the 9th inst. The Coppesheads
have always hadit their own way in Camanche.
Only few weeks since, at the school election,
they carried 1t by seventeen majority.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
New Harness Shop,
- - JUST OPENED
49, : 90: :; ' :: '''''
OF THE
OLD BRICK STORE.
OLD BRICK STORE.

THE Undersigned has opened new Har-
ness Shop Mt the above described place where
he is in readiness At all times to attend to all
calls in his line.
HARNESSES made to order upon short
notice, and finished in any desirable style.
Parts of harness made as ordered, and re-
pairing done at all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS SC. fur
nishcd and repaired, 10 satisfaction.
All work made Of the best material and
WARRANTED in every respect to be equal
If not superior to cny in market.
The undersigned acting upon The motto
Of olive md let live intends to furnish his
work With very small margin Of profits, and
would request all whislnng anything in his
line, to give him call without fail before
purchasing elsewhere to see il he cannot
satisfy them.
Public Patronage and fair trial solicited
Shop in the back room of the FIRST men,
toned place.
J. W. RIDER.
Toledo, Feb. 26, 1868. v6 n1s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
TEN REASONS WHY
THE GROVER & BAKER
M a Q IN i n q =
ARE THE BEST IN MARKET

ARE THE BEST IN MARKET:
!. II makes the only seam formed by a
Sewing machine in which the stitch is indie
penaently locked, and without dependence
upon the other stitches for strength.
2. 1t makes the only seam that will admit
of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch
without injsry to the seam in wear
3. It is unnecessary to fasten the ends Of
seams made by this machine This is done
| by the machine itself. without the ase Of tAc
hand needle.
4. The Grover s. Baker stitch is the only one
formed from two ordinary spools, and wi,hcu,
winding from the spool into a shuttle from
three to five times, for the under thread.
5. a seam thus formed is more elastic than
any other made by sewing machine ans! is
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are to be washed and stretch ea under the iron
s. The machine is adapted to all varieties
OF fabrics, sewing each equally well, reqnir-
ing ne adjustment for any kind Of sewing,
other than the adaptation Of needles and
thread.
I. II more easily kept in order than
any other machine, and need not be taken
apart to be oiled.
8. The machine sews common spool co, ton
silk and linen thread, with equal facility
g. The machine is so simple dat an intel
'igant child Of ten years can readily learn TO
operate and keep il in order.
10. lsy reason Of US simplicity Of conxtruc-
ion and ease Of management, il is,,hes, adapt
ii to do all the wants OF the family.
For sale by J. NJ. SHANALlN at the
PIONEER DRUG STORE. v5n6iy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
4 LIE EXPO I'D

The Report that the Monticello Fiouring
mill runs only one or two days in week
and d.cs not grind Wheat is a malicious false
hood, doubtless circulated by parties other
wise interested.
The mill does a gene ri business at grinding
all kinds of grain usually ground by mills IN
this country, for toll or cash, and under the
late management, is doing better business
than i, has ever done before such is the ties
timony Of its customers from Tama and Fowe-
sheik counties.
Persons coming from distance intend
ing to Wal, for their grist, had better avoid
coming to the mill on Mondays and Saturdays
A fair trial respectfully requested aud sat
isfaction guaranteed.
v5ns-3m Dec Is, 1862. C. BRuNER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
Disease orthc Chest and liver.

DtSeaSC OIL the CHEST ana klVef.
These diseases are to well known to
require any description. Vow many
shonsand are every year carried to the
silent grave by that dreadful scourge
Consumption, which always commences
Will, slight cough. Keep the blood
Lure and healthy by taking few Of
dose, j u DSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS each week, and disease of any
kind is impossible. Consumption and
Lung difficulties always arise from par
cleo Of corrupt matter deposited in the
xir.cells by bad blood. Purify that
stream Of life aud it will soon carry ofl
and d. stroy the poisonous Il a Ter; and
like crislal river flowing through i,
desert. will gring with it and Lea i
Il sOu Oh the body thu clrmcn 9 4 health
AID strength. As the river leaving Il G
cleaacnts Of fertility III It's course, tau e.
the before barren waste 10 hln nj with
II wers and fruit 80 pure Hood cause s
the frame torejoic in treng,h an, he eth
and bloom with M.fad.d beauty.
j udson's Mountain Heb Pills are sold
by all Dealers ii Medicine. Also by
Armstrong 4 Shanklin at Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
SEsERlFE,s SALE.
SE1ERlEE,S SALE.
State Of Iown,l In the District Court
ISIS: of
lama County, Tama County
Afford Bartlett

eta'e Va '""' CO. -
lama County, lama County
Afford Bartlett
Henry Hamburg
Nv virtue Of IA execution, dated the 18th
lay of November A. D. 1862, 10 me directed, &
issued out Of the office of the clerk Of he bis.
tsict Court Of Tama County, State Of Iowa, in
favor Of Afford Bartlett and against Henry
Hamburg commanding me that pf the gcoia.
chattels, stock or interest IN any company.
debts due, property In the hands OF thlrd
persons-which are not exempt By law from
cxecution,-of the said Henry Hamburg !
mako or cause 10 be u AIDE tie sum OF -
dollar. and 30 cents with interest mud costs
have levied upon the
Follori,g property 10 ,ett fomn'e,'c'ny
THIRTY three feet south # the north eaSt
corner 81 tie south ,c'st qr # sect,o" Isl
iticen to,rnship [s3] rang" l'2l .tffe""
mes, thence souh 10y rods Mence w $:
(so) rods thence north (lo) roofs thence
eas, (so) rods 70 tie pluce Of Jegmin3.
Vest Of The 18th r. NJ, in lana County, Iowa,
be sold, or 50 much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, public not ce is hereby civ
en- that have levied upon and shall on nc
9Th day of February \. b 1868, hetw'e The
hours Of o'clock a. m, and oc.cck p. m
Of said day, sale to commence ut The hour o.
10 o clock a. m, AT the front door of the Court
House in I.,edo Iowa, in the County Of Tam
offer Il sell at public ou;-cry, to the hghts st
best bidder, for cash, .ll the right title and
interest ef the above named defendants, III
and to tie above described property, or
much thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy SAID
judgement for the sum Of IA dollars and II
cents, together with sis and all accrninr
costs. unless the same shall be sooner salts
Gcd.
IT, A. WILL aMS0N,
Sheriff OF Tama County, Iowa
Tolcdo NV cst, 4 80 vs. ms
Printers fee S 100
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
sherifs Sale.

Sherifs Sale.
State of Iowa, Tara County, SIS
Andrew Hale
Tsrioctl Hager administrator
OF the estate Of John Fcssler
deceased q others.
In the District court of
Tama County
Ry virtue Of special execution, dated the
= tl day c. January y 1868 to me directed
issae.l out of the Office of the clerk 81 the
isirict court of Tama county. State ST Iowa.
in favor Of Andrew Hale ard against Ger
Loeb Hafer Administrator Of the estate of John
Fessler deceased 4 others on judgement rem
derel by said court at the September term
thereof, A y 1862 against the said Gerloch
lIafer administrator a. aforesaid and de-
gree of foreclosure against Nary Fessler, Eliza
Jane fesscr Susan Eiz, beth Fess7s~S and
Anna Eyerctta Fsssler wherein is WAS ordered
adiulged aad decreed that the following le-
scribed real estate to- wit
Tie south Aolf' IF the north east Or 81
sction no. tseenty-o"e (2D also the
sonfh 'eest qr Q. ne north 'enst qr q sec.
10. tpent,-n ne coy Township 10. eighty
tire (s3) north y range hrteen (1D
,rfst anil confirming one hundred and
'sresty acres decsrdt,y IL Government
snrrrV
ives. ., tie 5ih m in Tan. County, Iowa
ne s.l /. or So much thereof as is necessary T.
satisfy said judgement, interest and crsl:
Now II refore- Public Aotca is hereby
: ven. that I have levied upon. and shall on
she 18th day of Mach ID 1863, between
The hours Of clock a u and 4 0 clock =
Of said day sale 10 c. inner ee at the hour OF
L oco.iS A " Mt the front door of the court
house in Toledo. Iowa. in he county OF Tama,
FIR ami sell AZ pieli, out crr, to the higha1t
an lest iiier, for cash, all the right
lille and interest OF the ab,ve n tnel dstea-
liant. in and TO the above d.s:rihei property,
or SO much thereof as is necessary 70 satisfy
said il i2.fueat for the yl3 dotlar1
and IL cents together wi h costs ard nil ac-
crung COSTS, unless the same shall be sooner
satisfied
r. 4 WILLIAMSON
Sheriff OF lama Counsy
Februs ~ 9TH, 1868
Printers fees 5000 pd
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
State Of Iowa I =.
Tsma County

State Of Iowa
Tsma County
TO Lovina Homan, Mary
Ann Honeywell, William
Honeywell, Benjamin
Honeywell, ISAIAH Honey
we'll, David Hones we'll,
UriaA Honey WE'LL Susan
Hight and Sarah Ann
Honeywell.
Take notice that there is now on ala 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 q petition to sell the real estate Of
said estate to pay debts aud 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 whom and where you may attend
aud defend if ysu SEQ proper.
IRA WILKINS,
Executor Of late Will Of
Wn. Honeywell.
By order Of the Probate Court Of said Csuaty
+. 4. GRAHAM,
vSse c,aaY sudss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
To Nervous sufferers or 10th

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored 10 health in . few days, after
undergoing all the usual routine and irregu-
lar expeasiv mods Of treatment without sue
cess. considers il his sacred duty TO commu-
nicate to his nil .ctcd fellow creatures the
means 10 cure. Hence, on the receipt Of an
addressed sa,c!ope, he will send (free) a COPY
Of the prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN
VI. DAGNALL, Isl Futon Street .:looklyn New
York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
N0itCe.
N0liCe.
State If Iowa,
SIS:
lama County.

To John RSnkin,-Sir,
You are hereby notified that there is now
on ile ia the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court of lama county, Iowa, petition
pf Norton Simpson & Co, claiming of You the
foreclosure Of the mortgage therein described,
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend on or before noon OF the second day of
The next term Of said court, commencing on
the t",rd NonSay of February, a. Il. 1853,
default will DO entered az inst you and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
Jan. 18th, 1868.
Isaac l.. Allen,
! stamp. Attorney for Plaintiff.
49, WON'T Nv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05

Owing to the excessive mud, the
meeting at the Court room last Satur-
day evening for the purpose of taking
measures fol the erection Of wooden
factory in this town, was not as gen.
orally attended as was desireable. The
committee appointed the week previous
to ascertain il Deer Greek afforded a
sufficient fall, made their report through
Mr.. =. w. Irish, who was employed to
take the level Of the creek. He said
that about II feet fall at least, could be
secured in the distarcc Of one mile, and
perhaps greater fall, which sould only
be determined upon a survey made at
lower s.age Of water. After various
remarks made upon the plausibiity of
the object, the meeting adjourned to
one week from next Saturday the 14th
day OF March 1853, at 2 o'clock p. NJ
The meeting Was adjourned to that
hour, for the express purpose Of accom-
modatlng the farmers in the county,
who it IL hoped will he IN general at
tendance.
This object is one which will more
directly benefit the farmers Of our
county than any that has been proposed
for long time; and they should take
hold OF It with carnestness. II will not
only directly benefit those raising sheep
hut every man who is obliged to pur
chase clothing for himself and family.
The profit paid to about dozen middle
MT, every one OF whom must have
their individual profit, will be avoided,
and hence the same article must come
cheaper Every re knows " o haspnr
chased goods fthe colony that they are
more substantial. will wear longer and
are purchased cheaper than those goods
that come from our eastern factories.
We would further add that the privilege
e erecting a factory in this town
there beng mono in the county-is open
t. the world, and any man or company
1 ON abroad who will come and erect
one here will be ch.crt'ully met oni
aided BY our citizens.
&c. II. jerome, Assessor uf the
4th Congressional Dis. ct Iowa, was
in Town last Tues'l;v. to hear any al,-
peal eases which might be presented to
linn for adjudication. None however
were presented.
lie s,ill continues serving Uncle
Sam, in publishing one Of the mos, legal
and spirited papers.-"The Iowa City
71nrnl.l:n.rN 1n,.o E.o...cu
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05

JOHN DWIGHT h CO.,
Mnnrtaetu'crs cf
9ALDEATU9,
Super-Carb of Soda. &c,
AND sole agents in the City ef New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE
INVENTED ny
Prof. EDEN n. EIORSTORD, Of
Harvard Universally.
Office, IL Old Slip, Hanover Square,
frr srA,Rs) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to,which its dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations.
iadueed he istipguishedC h-,ni,', whose name
is given above 10 commence what proved to
lie o long and laborious scientific research,
to discover desirable substitute therefore
His efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and Hundreds Of thousands Of pounds
Of the Substitute have been sold ard used
during the Iast five years, throughout the
United States and the Canadas
The following true comparison Of its nature
and the results Gifts use, With those ct Cream
OF Tartar will convince the most incredulous
of its value.
Cream of Tartar is hi.tartrate Of Potash.
ThisSubsdtutc is a simple Phosphate and con-
tains nothing Lut what is found tn beef steahe, and
in corn, uhedt and other cereals, and - therefore
highly nutritious. II aso has heaiA g;ring
influence, and supplies that for uhich there j, a
constant demand in the system
DA- Its sold for much less price than Cream II
Tartar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
The Great Living History.
THE
Rebellion Record.
A Disry Of American Events.
EDITED

EDITED
BY FRANK MOORE.
Publishing in parts, also cents each part illus
tratsd with two Portraits engraved on steel.
FOUR vOLU MkES.
are now ready, at annexed prices, until April
|, 1863;
Cloth S., IS . Volume.
Sheep 90 :,
Half calf, or half Norocce, $50
THE REBELLION f,EcORO
is INDISPENSABLE It'd EVERY PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE LIBRARY
The four volumes contain:
A PULL AND CONCISE DIARY OF EVENTS,
from the Meeting Of the SOU TIL. CAROLINA
CONVENTION in Dec, 500, to the capture Of
Nsw-Orleans. inclusive.
H.
Over one THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
aud NARRATIVES OF al the Battles and
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LAIs, both loya!aad rebel.
Nv.
FORTY-S SEVEN PORTRAITS, engraved on
steel, Of the most celebrated men OF the time,
and Twsa'y-si1 Maps and Plans Of Battles.
Y.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and Au-
ecdo,es ofpersonal Daring and Bravery
"AS A WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENCEIT Is EMlNESTLY TO BE RELIED On
G. p. PUTNAM, Publisher,
532 Broadway
CHAS. r. EVANS Gen Agt.
AIS broadway.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
TT WILL MEND CHINA,

IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken China Cups and sancers can
be made as good as new.
TWILL MEND MARBLE,
Tha! piece knocked ont Of your Marble
Mantle can be put on as strong as ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter if that broken Pitcher aid not
costbut shiliing,a shilling saved is shilling
earnd.
1T WILL MIND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase il broken and
you can't match it, mend it, it will never
show when put together.
II will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava,
and In fact every thing bat Metals.
Any article Cement with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where it is
mended.
EXTRACTS.
avery Housekeeper should have supply
of Johns i Crosiy's American Cement Glue
= Nen York Times.
at is so convenient TO have in the house
Nero York Express.
sit is always ready; this commends it to
every body. -Independent
ave have tried it, and End it as useful in
our house as water Wilkes, SPIRIT Of the
Times
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
LOCAL.

-. Three more boxes Of Sanitary
stores were recently sent off from town.
These were raised we believe by the
people Of the country. The county, m
Guiding this town, have raised this win
ter nearly $500, for charitable purposes.
Mud, Mud, Mud, has been the
order Of creation in these parts for the
past week. We hope that creation will
"Dry up this order Of things shortly,
that we may place our foot upon dry
ground.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-05
Large FreslssSupply %

Sugar, Coffee and Fancy Candies. md now 10
taeltime to procure these at lowest prize fos
Cash.
NJ. COCHRAN.
Toledo, June goth, 1861 nSs-vStf