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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

r. R-The track on the Northern road is
down far about five miles Of the distance to
Waverly, and the work is being pushed with
narncStnnSS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

Oyster Sgpper to night The Ladies' Aid
Society give an oyster supper in Miss Ksorr's
school room (the room just adjoining lIorti-
cultural Hall,) this evening. The many who
will be in attendance on the meetings 10 be
held in the same building this evening viii
doubtless avail themselves of the opportuni.
ty to resale themselves on splendid bisayes,
and at the same time forward the nobie cause
in which our patriotic ladies are so zca!ously
laboring. ---- --.-- ------------
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

Take Notice. - The person who took q
pocket.book from desk in the post.olfice is
requested to return it to G.. N. HARRIS, post
master. .@r.ss" .... 10 ... .... .-. r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

Rccol'ections Nth the Third Ter a Regiment
This is the title OF most entertaining vol.
ume Of four hundred pages. The author is
Lieut.. s. d. THOMPSON. 1t is the history of
the brave old Third from its organization
down to the time OF its sc enlisting as vet
eran regiment. Everyone will frd it an
interesting book, but for those who have, or
have had, relatives and friends in the regi-
ment, it possesses double attraction. 1t is
avery neat volume, printed on fine pa per. in
bold, clear type, AID is well bound. Price,
so. Messrs. BENJAMIN & COLE, to whom
we are indebted for a copy, have it for sale
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

Stnts Orphan Asylum.-Rev. P. P. IN.
CALLS will represent the interests of The Iowa
State Orphan Asylum in Presbyterian Church
on Sabbath evening next We refer cur
readers to the communicates of the Comm, il.
tea on second page, and in lieu Of any ex.
tended remarks here, say that the sentiments
therein contained meet with our hearty and
unqualified approval, as no doubt is the case
with oil who have any regard whatever for
the claims of justicc, humanity philanthropy
and patriotism. On Monday evening follow
ing Mr. INGALLS, will speak in the same place
on questions more immediately connected
with the army. His personal experience
among the soldiers, and his well known rep.
utation as pleasing speaker, are guarantees
that these dscourscs will possess more than
ordinary interest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04


nta.--Last Saturday night Mr.. VII.
hIAM WATSON, well known resident Of this
place, employed as foreman of the harness
shop connected with O. L. GRANTS leather
store, vas drowned in tic mill race. TIE
circumstances Which led TO his uHrrrippate
fate are unknown, as nothing was known OF
his death until Sabbath morning, when a
little daughter Of Mr. McCoY's on going
down to the race for pail of water discov.
cred the body. Saturday evening Mr.. WAT
SON was somewhat under the influence of
liqaer, and abou. le o'clock Started for home
in company with 7. F. Ca7SgY. Mr.. G.
went with the deceased until he arrived at
bis own boarding place, when he gave Mr.
WATSON his lantern, and asked him if he
should go home with him. Mr.. w said he
could GO alone--took the lantern and started.
Tho supposit,on is that he got bcwildered
and wandered off until he came TO the race,
into which he fell. A coroner's inquest was
held on the remains, resulting in verdict oi
death by accidental drowning.
hr. WATSON was sbout 55 years Of age,
and leaves = most worthy and respectable
family to lament his sad death. Except in one
particular, the deceased was ,nolel citizen.
Probably no man in this place was more
steady and industrious as regards work, or
more prompt and honorable in his dealing
than he. Bat that fearfu! curse, intcmper-
ance, the demon which has wrecked so many
roble men, was fastened upon him, and hur.
ried him 20 a wrstched death Still VIC would
not carry the impression that Mr.. ". was AZ.
habiiual drunkard-for he was not II was
only ocras o nally that he freely indn'ged. and
twas during one of these times that he lost
his life. While we draw the mantle IF char.
ity ovcrh foibles, and only remember the
better and larger side of his character, still
let the living learn lesson from his life, and
taking warning from his death, seek to steer
clear Of the breakers in which he was lost.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

~" For crockery and glass ra.c, 60 to
Francis. ~ @'--@' IN 4~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04
Publishers Notice.
CAUCUS.

The Union men Of Cedar.Falls Township
will hold caucus at the Lincoln and John.
son Club Room on Saturday evening, Nov.
9th, 1864, for the purpose of nominating
Township officers for The ensuing year.
H. H. CARPENTER, Can To,cn Com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

Heard Fr0@.-A few weeks ago we spoke
Of ETA MEIISpY, Rosa and CoEykilA Nor,
RIsoN Of this place, little girls Of about ten or
twelve years of age, having collected and
forwarded to the Christian Commission =
box of dried fruits, jeiles, stationery, &c, for
hospital use. BY the annexed letter it may
be seen that the contribution Of the youthful
donors is acknowledged with hearty thanks
VIII not Other patriotic little Misses follow
the noble example set them, and gladden. the
hearts and relieve the sulftrings Of our BRAY.
soldisry? This war has crowned American
woomanhood with luslrous glory she never
knew in times Of peace, and has developed
new traits Of holy, self sacrificing devotion
to the cause eff Liberty and its defenders, be,
fore (which manhood. will ever bow with
love and affection: IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04
Cherokee Remedy and Injection.

To ouR FEMALE READERs.--we call the attention
Of female readers to the advertisement In columns
Of the CHEnoxEE REMEDY AND SJEcrioS for the cure
Flanr AlIas, or the Whites. These vegetable CON.
pounds have been found most sovereign specific for
this use by the removal of which they also aid in rcgula
ing the periods Of the female system often Interrupted
by Flu0r Albns. They certain to speedily and
thoroughly, aud contain mineral posonsare perfect
y nnOcuous to the most delicate organization. They
also the BEST and most effective Of Gonorrhoca and
elect yet discovered Call for Cherokee Remedy or In.
lection Sold by all druggists throughout the country.
MADAME. A. PAuTRoIX's INSTRUCTIONS.
AA-FENAtss suffering from painful Menstrua,on, IT.
Irregularities and Distractions from whatever cause
PERSONS CosrrNrLA TING MARRIAGE and MAJ fiee ttopi,
Generally will find II to their advantage to study MAD
AaE PAuTgoxs Conversation with Ladies', on The means
OF Avoiding Conceptions-correctlng all Irregularities IL
Menstruation and the health and happiness Of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from one schooled and
experienced, and competent to teach, may obtain th
Essay, properly sealed by cnelrg Two three cent post
age stamps. and addressing, Madame l.. 4, Pautrox,
.. Box 56e9, New York Crty. .u ...a sa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04


The Kseti,gs 7oNight--M srrNNIsa,
Of the 3lst Iowa, will speak in Germai at
Horticultural Hall this friday evening -
Wetrust the Germans will be out in large
numbers. The Major is most eloquent and
effective speaker, and his hearers VIII lie
richly repaid for their attendance.
Also, this eyeRrg, in Overman's Hall,
Hon. L. w. HART, Of Independence, viii ad.
dress the citizens. Mr.. HART makes pow.
erful ard convincing speech, and We trust
that she Hall may be completely fllcd with
men Of all parties. Mr.. HART is one of the
old. genuine Democracy, one of those who
has sunk the partisan in the patriot, and who
now stands up for bis country while he casts
party to the winds. We hope that Demo
Gratis will be out in force, and hear from the
lips Of one Of their former members why
Trey should vote for the Union ticke. ON
Tuesday next. After addressing the Ger.
'mans, Mejor SHINING will speak in English.
The Gles Club will be on hans, and a good,
refreshing time generally, may be expe cted.
y 49, X.
The Night Before the Batle.-On Monday
night next every member of the Lincoln and
johnson Club, and all Union men, whether
members Of the Club or not, are requested to
meet at Horticultural Hall. On the day fol-
lowing we will be called upon to assault the
snemy's lines, and it eminently proper that
We meet at that time, and by words Of cheer
and encouragement nerve our hearts and
q. strengthen our determinations for the Eight
Of the morrow. In the history Of the world
there never was fought battle with bullets
. upon which hinged so momentous results as
are resting upon the result of our battle with
ballots t,ext Tuesday. The soldier who
skulls away from the front of the enemy on
the battle field is dsservedly disgraced but
equally deserving Of ccnsure and reproach
will be the Union man who on Tuesday next
shall fail to cast his vote and his whole influ-
snee fortAe Union ticket. This is no ord-
nary election. The life Of the nation depends
on the result. The election of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN will be more disastrous blow at re.
bellion than the capture Of Richmond and
the routing Of LEES army. MCCLELLAN
leads the traitors forlorn hope; they are
playing their last card, and it it does not win
the stake they have played for SO desperately
is irretrevably lost. When the issue is of
such fearful magnitude TO each and every
ole OF you, You cannot, if a patriot ron be,
do less than devote next Tuesday to the
cause OF your country. 4
sa Again let us urge all Union men to meet
as above stated. There will be speaking
singing, and much more of which dsponentI
saith not. The firing of the cannon viii! bo
the signal for assembling.
t1 Mu Insttatio'a. Mr. JAS. D. TIor.
DEN has fitted up the room one door south of
ths Board Of Trade building. where he is
prepared to serve the ladies and gentlemen
az this nIaca with oysters in oil c,vlac IT,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04


Niss Ella -Kelisdy. EoSa Gnd Co'sieiid Morrison.
YouSG LADIES'. Your box Of supplies, con
tanning dried fruits, jel!iss, stationery, &c,
for the Christian Commission, has been re,
eeived, and at once forwarded it to its DIES
tinst;on-at the same time sending letter
to the agent at st. Louis, stating how and
by whom those supplies bad been raised. |
am confident that no supplies have ever gone
from lows, or anywhere else, which will be
more thankfully received and heartily appre-
cated by our noble soldiers than those. b.
assured that in no more noble and patriotic
employment can you AMI Other young Indies
Of our country engage, than in efforts to
furnish just such supplies to our sick, wound.
cd and suffering frien ls-the soldiers in the
hospitals. I truly hope that other young
ladies', stimulated by your noble and patriot.
ic example, will go and do likewise.
... Truly your friend in rhc good cause
-..'-s. s......s ..- ...e MRS.L. 4. THOMAS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

s,E EY Neu Institatio7.-Mr JAS. D. HoL.
DEN has fitted up the room one door south of
ths Board Of Trade building. where he. is
prepared to serve the ladies and gentlemen
Of this place with oysters in all styles. lie
has, also, on bud fine assortment Of fruits,
puts confectionery, Sc. Give him. a call,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

.s5S- For furs, hoods, nubias, shawls,
c'oaks, &c., ofnswest and best styles, 60 TO
Erancis,s EHrs rst,n rnnA.t-n-n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-04

eArneStDeSS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
SPECIAL NUTTCE.
The Voice OTThe People

0oO VOUC0 " Z uo0 y OVPtO
Liberty 10 ono Of the dearest bless
ings which our forefathcrs have hand,
cd down to us. 1t was purchased by
the blood u many valiant revolution.
:sry hero; has been guarded by Wash.
,ngton, Jefferson, y Clay and Web.
ster. But dearcr still 10 the hearts OF
tho people il tina, world renowned rem.
sdy known - Cos's Cough Balsam.
Il cprs like magic the. most violent at.
racks Of Group, and is Indispensable
in every family Of children. Colds,
sudden conghs, sore throats, hoars.
NESS end ihtismed lungs, are instantly
and surely cured by its timely use. No
cough mixture has ever been known
that equals it, which accounts for its
popularity with all classes. The young
and bii-tbe rich aud poor--ph ysicians
and druggists-and all who have test.
ed i speak. in the. highest terms Of its
sneii!s. We sav q our readers--buy
il and Try it., Il costs but 4Oc. the bot.
lie, coH,ai twice ~ much medicine
~ You can obtsin IN any other way At
the same cost, aud all our drug stores
keepit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
] SPECIAL NOTICE.
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION


The proofs Of cures Of the most dis
trcssing cascs of.As,hma and Consump
ton by Dr.. Strickland's Mclinuous
Cough Balsam, speaks louder than
words To tho merits Of this incompara
ble remedy. A grateful patient writes:
II am happy to bear my testimony to
the wonderful powers Of you Cough
Balsam in curing me Of the most trouble
some congh and shortn..ss Of breath af
ter all other means had failed" Can
any result g more gratifying what a
load Of suffering was removed by the
use "f this noble Cough I,alsalD. Sold
10y all d~uyyists-5O cents pee bottle
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
lie lEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
TUE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD.

! The extensive and com prehensive facilities
| in its possession enables the PROPRIETOR OF
the WkEKLr HERALD to guarantee the latest
and most reliable Information possibly to
| be obtained, not only from all parts Of the
| United States, but from all parts Of the world.
Its home correspondents, engaged at heavy
cost, and connected with each new naval
and military expedition of the Government
prove that !: Is determined to leave no spot
uncovered hy its operations and no event
can occur that shall not find immediate re-
port in itscolnmns. It costs the proprietor
over one hundred thousand dollars per year
to maintain its corps of correspondents in
the field.
in its collation. o! Foreign News The lIER.
AID has for years hold high position, and
il will endeavor ip the future to maintain
| the stand il has assumed II has specinl
| correspondents stationed in all Of the prin-
ciral cities Of the world.
Its telegraphic arrangements extent to
wherever the electric wires are stretched.
When the Atlantic cable is laid, which feat
will soon be acc mplished, kilograms will
be received from Europe md Asia, As, we'll
~ from the United States. Then our read
ers will have the events Of the week in all
parts Of the civilised world regularly aud
clearly. laid before them
AuC PsUpTtotVr OSvOicO . pOrtlOO OF tne p9.
per to Literature, Fashion. Agriculture, the
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Theatrical and Fnsocial Reports, Cattle
Markets, Genersl News and reports Of all
events circulated 70 form an excellent Met
ropoltan ne~spapsr--a weekly Photographic
view Of the events cfthe world -and ali at
y very low price.
The WEEKLY! HERALD is issued every Sat-
urday morning, and furnished at the follow-
ing rates -
One cory 81
Three copies S
Five copies s
Ten copies i:
Any larger number addressed to names
ofsubscribers 81 so each
An extra copy viii be sent TO every club
often.
Twenty copies, TO one address, one year
SIS, an lany larger number at same price.
An extra copy will be sent to clubs Of
twenty.
Advertisements to limited number will
be inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The DAILY HERALD four cents per copy.
Fourteen dollars per year for three hundred
and sixty three iasues. Seven dollars for
ak months. Three dollars and fifty cents
for three months.
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Proprietor,
Northwest corner Of Fulton 4 Nassau SITS.
New York city, ". Y.
There are no travelling agents fer the HER
AIN.
v6n42wS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

I. prepared by the orig inator Of the Jnstiy
celebrated Goes Cough Baisam. Mr.. Coo has
never prepared 9 medicinal article fos pst-
lie and general use. but what has stcod the
strongest tests, and has alwAys borns he
palm Of victory over every disease is ksA
tsen certified 10 cure.
Will you who are suffering frsn Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Eead-
ache, Cramp aud Pains in the Stomach sal
Bowels. Acidity Of the Stomach. Cholerss,or-
bus, Dysen.ery, and General Debility aAA
weakness the whole sys,ea.--,ry but -
single bottle, We vii! never urge you agaiS
If We fail in this case. Our own knowledge
. Of its merits, the united testimony OF all
y no have ever tried it, the enccmiums Of
hundreds of orr ow n neighbors, your duty 10
yourself and the beneficial result, ~ certain
ns the sunshine. all earnestly. Fersistea,iy,,
urge ycu to just II. one hott's. II what ~
corning its wonderful virtues are net ioan1.
10 be true, fyon do MT say that the spers
ton Of the medicine is instsntaneessi2anA
perfectly wonderful, We will rsnonnce Or
profession 50 aterers 10 the public health.
and retire from the 6eld. admitting that W.
are incompetent to compounds medicinal
preparation, which would Be entitled t. yese
confidence.
Sold BY druggists every vksrs.::. Price: 81.
FOR Bottle.
c.. CLARK L co, Prspristers,
New Haven. Csas.
LORD 4 SMITH. General Western Agents,
o3Lsks Street, CnisaSs, III,
vsnluyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Di<yle1ehwU
AND
Il 1 U <,
ST Il I G X l. A n DIS
anti e holrya ~ fixture,

Is composition Of Heterogeneous ahsor.
beats, siima.ants. and carminaiiyes, which
every phys lcian acknow hedges Is III, only
preparation that viii effect Appointment cure
nj i'iarrh"a AMI nysentery. This .<nt-
tho.era Mixture now il use in several of our
army hospitals whore il gives the greatest
satisfaction |. has saved the lives Of ,Lou.
sands If o9r soldiers and citizens, ana we
guarantee il TO he the hes, RENE IN the
world for i'iarrAsa and Dyscu;ery.
Mr.. Woods. 81 tovington. Ky. will he most
happy to satisfy any one as to the virtue OF
Siricklands .tnti-Cholera Mixture: in fac,
We have CT eat numhe, of testimonials from
patients who have been cared after being
pronounced inrurahla hy their PHYSICIANS
some sitter taking only one bottle of Strick.
lands Anti Cholera Mixture Ii yau sure,
with D;arrhea and Dysentery try one bottle
GoldtcT9!
You ought MT he without such = valuable
medicine, The Cincinnati National Union, o.
April oath, says: that thousands Of on,
soldiers have heen savel by the use of Strick.
lands init G holera Mixture. For sale b,
Armstrong Il ShankiiI and NJ s. Butler i
O.. in Toledo, aud Rush y S,sNar, At luka.
s6aaiiy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Tie Go afcs~t.sss And Experience
OF 4 NERVOUS INVALID.

Put,i.ied for the benefit and rs q canton.
q young men and Others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, Of Nan
hood, SC. supplying 1T Ike same time rnE
NsAxs Of SsLscuRk. BY one who has cured
himself After undergoing considerable
1usckery. BY enclosing postpaid address.
author.
NATHANIEL 1AySAIp. Esq, Brookiin, Kings
v:n21y Csunw. Ssx York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
ESTRAY COLT.

ESTRAY COLT.
Taken up by William Brothers living
in Howard Township Tama County
lows, one small Black Iorse Colt with
. small white spot in the forehead sap-
posed to be one year old last spring,
Apprsssed at forty dollars. Proceedings
had before Henry Downs. }. P.
Toledo November 20th 1864.
~ DAVID D., APPRECIATE,
Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
ESrRAY MARE.

Taken up by Frederick Holman living
in Howard township Tana County,
Iowa, me dark bay mare supposed 10
he four years old last spring, about III
hands high both hind feet white, star
in the forehead. Appraised at ninety
dollars, Proceedings had before W.
Granger J. r.
To1eslo, Nov. %, 1854.
DAVID ID. APPELGATE,
Clerk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

-. We have had m Indian winter
and We are glad that il has gone, AMI
nakcn with 1t It's mantle Of snow. We
hope now it will be succe, dr.l Ivy an
Indian summer and then We will Try
and got prepared for the bowling winds
OF veritab MI. Winter himself.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
ESTRAY MARE COLT.

ESTRAY MARE COLT.
Taken mp by X q 4 Amos Rogers
living In York Township rama Co.
lows, one Brown Bay Mare Colt nell.
am size. white strip in face aud both
hind feet white. Appraised At Sixty
Dollars, Proceedings had before L. b.
Dresser j. p.
Toledo Nov. 23d, 1864.
DAVIl ID. APPRECIATE,
sfa-tt 3 Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
TERMS OF
GOdey,s Lady,s Book Cor 1868.

SHOOey,0 L0Oys0 utOOA 1Or 1850.
{ From rhich there can Be no Desiai;on)
The following are the terms Of the l.ady's
Book for i865. At present. we win receive
subscribers At che following rates. Due no.
tice will be gsven.if We are obliged to adv snce
which will depead upon the price Of paper.
Oae copy, one year So 90
Two copies, one year iia so
lntHhree kopiss, one year I so
Four copies, Que yer 10 90
Five copies, one year, and An extra
cory to the person sending the club
making six copies Ii 90
Eight copies one year, and an extra
copy to the person sending the club,
making nine copies II 90
Eleven copies ono year, and IN extra
copy to the person sending the club
making twelve copies s 81 so
Additions TO sny Of the above clubs, 81
81 each subscriber
Godey's Lady's Book aud Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent, each one year, on
receiptof - so. I'LL s
We have no slnb Wit h any other Magazine
~ Newspaper,
The money must al be sent u one time
for any ,Cni.
Canada subaeribers must send - cents
additional for each subseriber.
! i. :. csras, Sixth AID c chsssna. Stree. J.
PUILApELrHlA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

80. Thanksgiving day vas quite
generally observe d in town. Til. Bap
eist church was filicd 10 OVERLOOKING aud
the Rev. Mr.. Mallory preached one of
tho very best - we'll as most patriotic
sermons ever delivered in this town.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
E/oOS'AI.

-. Mr.. ]. L. Stewart, OF the firm Of
J. l.. Stewart 4 Co., Of Iuka, has pur.
chased the interest Of his partner and
intends hereafter t. carry On the Mer.
camille business in his own name. He
starts next week to purchase his second
stock Of fall aud winter goods.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
ESTRAY COLT.

Taken up BY John, Alexander living
in Indianvillage township Tama county
Iowa. one yearling Horse colt, 0; a
dark roam collar, white sta in the fore
head. Appraised NJ forty Eve dollars.
Proceedings had before Isaac Butler,
J..
T.le,i., Nov. %. 1854.
4: DAVID d. APPELGATE,
Cle,k +.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
ESTRAY COLT.

E$TRAY COLT.
TaEen ny by n. w. ,Spickler in In.
dams dlAge fewnship Tsms Go. Iowa.
One Dunn Horse Colt with blask
%trire in the back, supposed to be two
years6ld appraised ~ tiftv dollars pro.
oeedin9a had before Isaac Butler J. r.
Toledo November 23i 1894.
DAVID. D. APPRECIATE,
Cle,k.