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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
SuoRT FxAYER.-The Rev. NJ, Der

SuoRT FRAYER.-The Rev. NJ, Der
we'll p,ous anil curious oil Methodist
miiistcr went from Tennessee to Een.
;nckv. in 1912, 70 visit Iii. relative, tho
Hon. William Bolton. The man waa
not . religious man but was gentle.
man, and invited the min: ater to have
family worship every evening. While
he waa Waiting there, Judge Cone and
his wife from Nashville, arrived there
70 p - ,h'i light, and Sir. Bolton, being
embarrassed, said 10 the oil Mnistc !. u
he brought out the Bible, that he had
better be short, ss the Judge was prob.
ably not accustomed 10 such things
Very well. very WE'LL" said he, and
reading a single verse. he knclt down
and prayed.
.Oh Lord, We are very poor AMI
needy creatures, and We know that
thou art able to snpply All our wants :
'nt Cousin William says that Judge
Cone anl his wife, from Nashville, nro
here, ard are not used to family worship
and however needy we are, there il nn
time to spare to tell thee our warts.
Amen"
The Judge was taken al as,ack and
so WAS Consin William. They bp,h
pressed the o,a gentlemen 10 conduit
the s1.erv,co IN his own way, which l,s
did 10 their great ediiication.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
AFRICA

S..nator Wright, At TIE lats missionary
meeting nt St. Pan's Church, New
York, said that Africa. in his Judgment
called with . lonler voice to the friends
OF missions than any other portion of
the world. W. were in tho midst at \
terrible rebellion, and ~ We had Open
the door by recognised the indcpcpsl-.
encs ofLibcria, the relation, Of the col.
ored people to our country would ksn
afford an opportunity for evrngelixing
Africa. Liberia was as st ,ble gov.
ernment as any Of its age She had
schools and colleges, and over four
thousand five hundred children reoeiv-
ing education; but by reason Of the pol.
icy OF the American government, sixty
seventy millions of trade in coffee and
Palm oil, hail gone to France and Eng
land. He hoped soon 10 SEE = vessel
leave these shores every week for 1.i>
IBERIA, and then the missionaries would
open that dark continent to civilization.
As the war goes or, and the co.orcd
people are thrown upon the government
God seecmed to opa, Africa that We
might return them Ia their native land
and be their brethren in trade and
commerce. Missionary Advocate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
A NHw BsRoMxrIR M Sauva.

A NEw sRoMxrER-M Sauva.
gcon, Of Valence' has studied ID ,litfar-
ent phenomena which arc produced in
a cup Of coffee when the sugar is put
into the cup; and the result Of these
observations transforms the demitass in.
to barometer. "If. in swcetening
your Coffee" says N. Sauvageon, "you
will allow the sugar to dissolve without
stirring the liquid, and she globnles
form fro,hy mass, remaining in III
centre OF the cup, it is an indication Of
duration Of fine weather; II, on the
contrary, the froth form ring around
the cup, it IS a sign Of heavy rain var
liable weather is implied ~ the froth
remaining stationary, but not exactly
In the centre"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

The man who makes joke without
it frequently amus.s ns more
than most ingenious Of professional
jokers, -as when the milkman in play
il charged with putting calves brains
in his milk, he answered "Brains I |
never had such thing in my head It
was the same sort Of ! case when =
juryman having asked the judge to *
cnse him from service on accoun, of
deafness, the latter said: "Coulden't
You hear my charge to the grand jury -
"Yes I heard it," said the man, '.but !
couldn't make any sense ofit."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
SAvsD TmY FIDpLE. writer .

SAvsD Tns FiDDLE. Tho writer of
the declaration Of Independence was
paksiona,ely fond Of iddling, and is
said to have excelIed in playing upon
that instrument. IN ITO his family
mansion was burnt. Mr.. Jefferson M
Ell to tell, in after years, with giee, an
anoclntc connected with the fire. Hc
was absent from home when it occurred
and slave arrived out Of breath to in
form him Of the disaster. Afte. learn
rng tho general destruction. he inquired
but were none OF my books saved I"
mo massa.' Was the reply, ''but We
saved de fiddle =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

II wonder how they make luciter
matches" said young married lady to
her husband, with whom she was a..
ways quarreling.
"Thc process is very simple" }" said the
husband" once made onc.'
"H,w did you manage it ?"
by leading YIN to the altar
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

Major Thos. Duncan, of the Sd Cav
airy, y. s. A., lately appointed Provost
Marshal General Of this State, has ar.
rived in this city, and taken quarters At
the Bnrtis House, where he will for the
present transact his bnssiness.-[Dav.
Gazette.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor.
Your receipt in last weeks paper f,r
sailing butter j. msager for orr dairy
ladies it will no, keep butter any length
Of time. The prope. quantity is : on.
dairy salt, OF. sugar, OF. sal,pst<s
well mixed, and o.. Of tho mixture 70
ID. butter. y. +. B.
Wy il milkman like Phasaoh'A
daughter : Because hs takes liltls
prolit ont ofthe water.
5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
aooD NEWS

wish 70 let ny customers, and others know
that have received ny new Sprisg and Sum-
msr stock of Millinery goods, consisting Of
Bonnets, Hats, shakers and all in The line Of
Millinery Goods.
vxniavA Aiss B. L. Mash.
A: 0hattuek. William Dom
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
e. r. RRAL1FOss.s

Attorney and Counselor az Law
Tama Co., low A
vii, practice in oil the courts and attend
70 colIec,tohs
---kErEEEscES-
Andrew Johnson U. 5. Senator.
Horace sanard, slienbe. Of Congress.
Hon. Emerson ishridee.
II. +. J. noariman, Marietta Iowa.
II. G. Henderson, MARSHALL Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
Attorntps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
&. H. 9TRUBL1

ATTORNEY ( COUNSELOR At LAW,
ToLEpo, TANl Co.. Iowa.
~ .;nds " law rnH collecting busines
t.otr .tiy attended t..
Hay. nc procured nll the laws. Of the United
'.,i~s. tn s,unties. Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and viii rive special
attention to obtaining and collecting.
Pensions dn. Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the hairs Of de-
ceased officers and eoidiers
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ell soldiers.
discharged soldiers sending :heir discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mai from the Department n Washington.
50 fees charged on soltlcre' claim. unless
Il claim is coilectc:
s. 4 3TEUBLE
va.nsS-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
MILLINERY

Ladies. Ihave just received my spring
SIMMER millinery goods Of tho latest style
which will sell very reasonably.
Rooms at the North West cernsr Of the public
Square. ]. 4. DIFRANCE.
v5n2Olm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
New 7onnet0.
NEW HATS

and ether Millinery goods Of the latest, bast
and richest styles for spring and summer
wear Just received BY the undersigned, and
Tor sais upon fsssensbls terms. Ladies' eall
And sxanjns then. l. A. WADLRY.
v6n2O.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
DR.. d. K. WIER,

Late of Pennsylvania annoMncest 70 the q =
sons Or Toledo and v:slaity, that he 10 Perms-
neatly located in this place, oders his services
a. Practitioner Of the German, French L Span
ish mode Of medical treatment. % successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and america
He not only ascertains the nature OF diseare
Is formerly rrac,iced by physicians. but passes
on aud discovers the cause, how.ver intricate
no disease may be. Those living ata distance
.nd unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their r'sning,
urine, from which the disease will 60 asccr-
tanned. Female complaints in al thir various
forms treatede carefully and confdeutially.
will ss,eud toau calls promptly. Residence
and Office. one door East Of the "Peopies
stor J.. K. WIER'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

A French writer calls dy yspepeia the
rsmorse Of : guilty stomach.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
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EsgE esEsEo yls:G 0.COVNf1EN
u asithci dead aor left the country, hut may
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Of Indiantown.
April 36s 1854 Q. " FERGUSON.
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eisn, Tho NsoDl Cansl Convention Wa.
Not Tia; rhundgfT woodg-;d-A Clel.an TIE
Fo.eisa Policy o; England Editorial Paragraph
u..UAR NEWS SUMMARY; From Gen. Meade.
Army from Cen bbnEss army ron Gen
en- s,' Cen a,Jy rS2 Ter Gen A5, s;s
sides AIsay IRON Cen blla.. Ara'yi Mi'1e.'
,neous
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..FRON WASHIEGrOS: Special Dspsehss 10
The y i. Tribune.
v..PROM EUROPE.
C..LETTER FROM OUR SPECIAL coEnE-
Sr0NDEEr WITH THE ARMY or TIE
vU..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
yN..FROM TIE ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND.
a. Our ooTnune mica, s! Compile E9ie9, rs IN
1reay lnac.lve and Their Rod ~ DtVeneo 4
Ch-ase Of Potion by thi -e.si Aternp.' 70
Inge Our Amy Out u Chi .-.oossj lie EGort.
t. Gu Our Communication
N..FaOM KEY WEST: Correspondence Of Tho
D. h. Tribune.
x..HlGuLY IMPORTANT: Confederate Pirate. a,
The tsleo Of Good HOPE. Cesfe.polceIce o. Tue
N..Fgoa MISSOURI Correspondence oiThe \. 2
Tribune
xl..THR JEFR DAVIS CORRESPONDENCE. Gen.
Csd d,a's Letter o. The Formation Of Wet
India islsnd cdeisicn
XIII. .LET1TN3 FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sFOADiHT v III THE ARMY or IhE
CUMBERLAND.
xIv..IYFP. DAVIGs PLOT 70 CRIPPLE TIKI
CONFINEMENT; nose salaboas Property Sac
xv..A pB..yE rAS's LAST WORDS: Letter from
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xvi..-BE house OF RoIa5cHILD.
xvu..THE ELECTIONS.
xvIu..FROa CHAIR EsrOS: Desperate h,,eup, 70
Bow Up the NV irondies Tie Arss 4 Fail!
ure Capture Of Two Of TIE Men Engsssdi Large
Reward Promised Them II slccessiOl; ANNA. Of
The Ericsson Dov.s; Severe 10 LbsTdmeu' Of
Wagnsri A Peep in Into. CtAI'e''on- oorr"P'nd'
XIX. CoNTIYUED PREPARATION. TIE Army Indy.
Dsa 30 Inactivity o, ne Sew AZ ROBE S,ts
Tie II. 7. Tr.bane.
Xxx. GlLLMORE siLEEcEs FORT JOHNSTON.
Collision Between Boat Piciets; s'rcIg 'heung
ofghs \. T. In5une.
XXI. MORGAN The Rebel Raider.
XII. .THE CoLoRED VICTIMS or THE RIOTERS:
Report cf IL. Secretary Of the Merchants Relief
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XIII. Pennsylvania STATE YAIn, cOne.pond.
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xxIy..ILLIsOIS STATE FAIR: Correspondence Of The
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xxg..AuERicAs INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUE.
xxW..GgA MCCLELLAN On TIE Pennsylvania
ELECTION.
4XVH..A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
xXVni..THE TRIBUEE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES: No
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Drn Goods.


CTRANGERS and CITIZENS
~ in want OF any articles IN ne ,,,r
enurcred below, invited to examine our stoTtrnen
49, - CONSTANTLY REPLENIsHED
VIII VIZ ''' EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,
as wei {. new designs q =, .,.,,,,,. ,r,,,-
A comparison win prove that our prices area
HANDSOME COMMISSION - =.
below those o. any other establishment IN this city.
FRENCH CHINA.
White French Chins Dinner Se.s
White French China Breakiss. Seta
While French Cbins Toilet sets-
Gold baud French China Dinner Seta
Cold band French China Tea Sc,s
Godssnd freneh China Hr,akias. sesa
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D''0''' in s5srs sr Ssqs c ain se'@
Iron stone Chins Dinner ssta
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CUT HT'' HS6 sh s.aa AVE. TABLE GLASS
Coble,' Champagne, Wines Csrdia' humes" stand;
Np''s"e'' W. siLvTG-PLhTED WARE.
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Waters. silverplsd Batter Dishes, slvesr.s'ed f0A
Spoons NHi siiV am PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
TABLE CUTLERY, such -
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n" GAs-FIXTURES.
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ty ". T. Muller, muirr iouts y Rose, raop BY Nfa
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Of 70 III cer foT tho piano 10 BY James Eel -
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The PosOfices where la Clubs cannot be- formed either
for IHg SEmIWKEKLY WrErLy IFiBUAK subscribers TO
Tie two editions unite ri Club prices should the tola
number o. SUBSCRIBERS come within our rule.
Address. The TRIBUNE.
G..h1ne buidiugs. New York
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skE.R LOTS for SALE upon reasonable terms
HoOD Oh Bashwickey. at the eon Of sehole' an
Stag ats, the City q Brooklyn T. ~ Apply 81 eoHci Of
bIylIle.ay ana Cumberland a., BROOKLYN. Of
JAS. 4. BROWER Trustee.
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III yOU WANT TO KNOW

l. why doctors tIr lie ra'cnl medicines, fcad
MEDICAL COMMON sENsE,
csron, look for cln0ls pope AM good boof fo every
one Contests table ace g 81, pan a ncwsp,pcf depot,
throughout tic county 80 h. .fers 40 Nosey a., o. Q!
the author. d. T. b. kOU4E. No l.ltJ Broadway y Y.
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Co Eei.

DOLLISG MILLS TO LET, at Newark, n.
Ia J. o. p-fet ortsI cspatir ~ making 70 an, merchant
.f11s wosi. Apply % the hLWJIkSEi ZINC COMfA
~ 10. lD L1efly It. Now fora.
Two LET.--A STORE on 4th Avenue front
a Al % ICES .n tho BIBLE HOUsI, Asof Pace. AP
ply Al tae IlcssuGsfs Onioe. ssh Avenue entrance.
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VuE FOURTH EDITION or

TIVE FOURTH EDITION or
FAITH GARi .,lN. olhLnoOp.
There 10 Dot Day pace Bot ~an saa' g''en Hf' 70 20
have o. tlsns - shc i.4s.al sgfIrss taVs
had Ia frslns sL.l sti io te uris is s.' ia
before col.sencs1H ueaa 1oaS 'faiA p.insJ' "iii
hood ua sou su.u 7 fa.G Go aaii t..g ever frai-
90 re and pure - raf GO fh % ffss ,qlf
si,cr.sl as l.s gasc -! 80 O., ~.ta tss w- ssi.f
Vo.ui.r."
AI Hoci,slsr fefslif. gr-s o. 2.
sert 1s receipt y ffiss. y.ffar- f,i4 -. .
UllAf "a .fAT joins EhAJuL 49,. hHffDoN 4
Co. g 4 EVANS ". !. fDlLft Go. Sls-ssas a.
LORlgp. Fuhr,hsf
No 10 Wstl ~ a.. nos,on
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80 y ANN-sl-, NEW-lUAA.
TIVE UTPTANERON -BY MARGARET.

TIVE HEFIANEkoN. by MARGARET,
i QtFfH Df hAtAhAt-f .iJ tItnf.atfi 'nia frnu
llo 0ory of Go slaI 4.a 60 u srsi treat %
..rs. s..ne % ~ ftses. cef4 &C. ~it tsffs g. ID
ius'falr q 81 b.. ~ ma rsfril' sfs..4 n-ae l'''
t,4. mat .treil.y 81 - tALh4a BLANC HARD "a.
ftl-f go ~ Anu =
AIR. 1HANLR HTW BOOK FOR BOYS.
vi TIE FllsLEn BOZ. hra..uaiy lIlsifstsa ~
= Eortssffs ~ fal he fsce D. - o.
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University RAMMARSCuOOLre eeiye.
Wsooins Garoo. Mt.

AT J. III. JOHNSTON 81 cos, $50 Bowery,
"A Brooms Wedding and Visiting Cards ENotANEo
ilat Watches, Jewery and Silver Ware at low prices
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COT NTRY RESIDENCE for SALE
~ CnEAF-aliuaie Ia ls sase u tTsIcni eight il4el
fsou sc~ inft caaiaa 10 sN sb.li t40 70
choice nn.i sAhss foen h1ti~ 40 Ai.9. ~ f COW. o
bullrs Lois ~ sale ~ c4srp ltg.it q " a. ohAi
No Ill Afot4ray.
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Ncal Geiale for Sale.

A COUNTRY RE~IDiNCE.--An Elegant
~ SIDNE HOla ~ tHa ~ Afl.f viii Aefss q LAau.
aad lev prtHef bliF ttes q fa'r b. lsse4ya Ia
4 Oraa.r. hos Jenny. ollY 600 h4lf ffan y Al e.
ABBY % r. n. MfHHlth. no o. " IlfIu.si 90
l.. b. HAsALLL Lilr.y halllns
DfaaEr. =. J
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DUI iOi KSLLI 4 HOME - Beautiful
ID Brld.ns sfes unonp.srs Ifooi.'n sni jtlil-s Nfn
road - inmates nou hllih icfry coumlsi0u cerf
irp ~ Lafs +ltl each fsyurlfs ,afy Lection nrs.f
lasseI. ,sl - inap and d.scap41u AMOS a.. CHASE
No. ltl l4.iousi., % door ROOM 40. l.