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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
a man who works without Pay

A man who works without Pay
[washir gton Correspondents Of the Gin.
| cinnati Commercially
A few weeks since I wrote Of man
who didn't want an Office. Now
have still more startling fact to an
nonnce--a man who holds An Office un
der the Government, works hard and
wont take any pay fol it. The rara
ari' is Mr.. Whiting, Solicitor Of the
War Depa. tm.nt, and the case a. re
lated to me BY N intimate friend Of
his, is as follows About two years age
Secretary Stanton wrote to Mr.. Whit.
ing, whom he had known we'll and IA
vorably as lawyer for many years, At
mis- home in Massachusetts, informing
him that he wae about to create the
Office of So!icitorfor the War Depart.
ment, and rendering him the position
at 5000 year, ! believe, Mr.. Whiting
replied that he would be glad to serve
the Government in the capacity named
and would accept the Office upon one
condition that he receive no pay or emo.
luments Of any kind, and have the priv
ilege ofbearing his own expenses at the
Capital. This was finally, though reluc-
:antly, acceeded to BY Mr. Stanton, and
Mr.. Whiting left his palatial home 10
New England, and took up his abode
in Washington City. Not content with
refusing to receive compensation him
self, he drew up an instrument in writ
ing, ard filed it in the War Department
stipulating that in case Of his death
while here his family should not be en-
titled to one dollar for the service he
may have rendered. Mr.. Whiting is
rich man and can afford to do all he
has magnanimously agreed to, but j,
should be remembered there are hun
'lreds Of others equally rich, and who
could equally well afford it, who would
hesit ate for long time before accept
ing such non. .remunerative berth. q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09

Mrs. Liucoln is prominent among
the ladies vho pay daily visits to tie
hospitals. She carries little delicacies
for the wounded, and passes hours in
ministering their wants.
MAMMOTH Ox.-An OK was slaugh.
tered recently ia Augusta, Me-, tha,
weighed four thousand four hundred
and ninety POUNDS, and grt ten feet and
three inches.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
w. u. MILLER NJ. ID.
Toledo Iowa,

Toledo Iowa.
Offers his professional services to the citi-
zens of Tama County in. the practice Of Med
icine, Operative Surgery & Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
tho trea ont OF Western Diseases in Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, to merit share Of patronage v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
Strength Of the Rebel Arm les. .
ChrresnOndence of tho New York World

correspondence OF the New YORK world.
Baltimore, May 25.
I send with this private note which
will indicate. the sources from which
the facts in this letter are derived, that
you may see that they are authentic.
When, two north ago, sent to
you statement, Of the organization and
strength Of the rebel armies, wa. care
ful to avoid exaggeraticn, and only
gave numbers tha, l was 'snre did not
exceed the truth. 1t is now no longer
possible TO doubt, however, that the
fiynres therein given were far below
the reality. This was proved by the
defeat Of Banks in Louisiana. and by
the number of troops that have been
sent from various points since the be.
gining Of the'present month to reinforce
6 eneral Lee. The authority to which
| allude above, compared together and
sifted, and rejecting all the testimony
that is credible, gives the following as
the actual present siren 9Th Of the rebel
forces @
Under General Lees immediate orders,
on the river Po. inclnj,ng Longstreet's
corrs, but not including any recent
reinforcements #aa $4,000
Under Genereral Bnaureg ards orders,
at Richmond, and recently engaged
against Butler1 sfe' 10000
Imboden's cavalry III 4 5000
Recently under Breckinridge and
Echols as ta 10000
At Wilmington and Petersburg. be
tween those two points $4,000
Under General Johnston. at Dalton, be-
fore he left that point g.o $4,000
At Charlston and Savannah, since
Beauregard left 10000
At Mobile - s4 5000
In Arkansas and Missouri, under K,rb,
Smith, Prlce and Holmes. $4,000
On the Red river, in Louisiana, and in
Texas !. $4,000
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09

As an afflicted husband was return
inc from the funeral of his wife, friend
asked how he was. "Well," he said,
pathetically, ri think ! feel better for
that little walk"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
DR.. D.. X. WIER,

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perrna-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
as aPracticnerof Of the German, French s 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 practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living At distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial fun Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will be asccr-
tained. Female complaints in all thir various
forms trcatcde carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaH calls promptly. Residence
and office. North Wesr of,the public square.
y. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
100000

Total 100000
The same authorities agree that the
recent changes in position have been
as fellows: That the troop. under
Breckenridge and Echols proceeded to
join Lee. immediately after the defeat
Of Sigel. leaving Imboden's cavalry to
watch the movements of Sigel, or bis
successor. That between the time Of
the evacuation Of Dalton and the time
that General Sherman. entered Rome
and Kingston General Johnston had
sent from % ,ooO to $4,000 Of his troops
to Virginia TO reinforce Lee. And
that immediately after the repnlse and
retreat Of Butler on the 10th General
Beauregard sent from $4,000 to 10000
troops from Richmond TO the Sputh
Anna river, to be ready to reinforce Lee
if he should need them IftEese state
ments are correct il would give General
Lee 10000 troops with which to ma.
neuver against General Grant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-09
Atorntps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
G.. II. 9T1U9LE

ToLEpo, TAMA Co., Iowa.
Alikinds Of Law aud collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, Of the United
States, on Bounties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining aud 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 dcceas-
ed soldiers. #H
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at Washing gton.
!, No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
the claim is collected.
A52I = tIHa 9I @. r. STRUBLE.
81P ., v4.n33-ly.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
PRorosALs FOR ,Y,@o
VOLUNTEER SOLDIER FAMILY AID FUND
BONDS. No o. NN

Bealed proposals viii be received ~ the Comptrollers
oe,re until SATURDAY h OF June 1854 at o'clock
r NJ, when the win be publicly opened fo- the pnr.
thousand dollars OF the yoiuptses Soldiers Family Aid
Fuwd Bonds No ~ aathorsed by ordinance ofthe Cor
poraton passed May ~ 1904 and acof tho Legi aurs
Of the STATE of New York, passed March u, 1868 81
win bear interest of six cent
per annnn payable SEMI annually on tue first day o MAY
ana Noysmoer IN each ear and the princirai w DO re-
Tine SNs ali, amount OF bonds desired, asd
the price ndrsd dollars thereof and the persons
whoss proposals ar accepted wi, hereupon be re- 60 TO
deposit WIN he Chamberlain Of cy lat the BroAdway
Bankl the snms awafded "a them respectively.
Ou presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts on the
20 receive bonds for equal par vaSs thereof
bearing Interest from the oates OF payments sa'
Each proposition should be sraled and ndorsed "propo
sails for Volunteer sodiers Family Aid Fund Bonds Nc 81
and enclosed IN second envelope addressed to the eenp
troiler II X..Me. y. 81. ~. ~.
interests II The C.rpora.ion reqoirs u
NN.NM MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, COMPTROLLER
CRY or NEw YoRs-DxrARrnsrr oy FiSAscsl
CoxrJRoLLrR'e Orrrcr,
Ma. a. isA
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

msnds on hoxtco, but he hos overlooked the Ven mh
% OF pmsres Of the surplus revenue and that y sne
os considerable element OF the Mexican financial ques
'n Allow me, IN concluding, TO give retrospective
.ncs At the Mexican expedisIsn. IN ne 0sH OF
ss'co where zoe AaS important maritime and CONNER
'nssr.s'' m0rs 0an 10000 hr soln'Ty.
es0e our honor and protd our citisena The
terprse appeared easy when executed By three
,ns. We sneu dstermiued 70 pursue pursue % our s''css Oh.
vigorously, and even TO march on the CAPT
u II our honoI and tho protection OF French
eek our end w.s s
arss We had taken from The rsa We hs1ics 70
erthrow man who had outraged France and 20 obtain
atry We organized the finances. the administration
the army of the nation. after ts long calames and
called on u 70 choose the government under which u
o alike from teinerify and woskness, has pursued
ongh all obstacles. and this calm, reflective ana
a...s eoodac.. has been worthy both Of = gres.
v, will the edi1ce that has been constructed resist
action Of individuals and tho action OF timer
see country which has been nourshed during
years by the bitter fruits Of civil war; ths land
de sterile by bloody hecatombs and gEoble combAis
'unc family labor honor, existence al 1t lhs mercy
IHed bands A government presents itself bringing
" and regularity, and can you think that This
pie, 30 eager far security, Will not repay IN graft
and dsvntion what this sovereign brings 70
peyov A0rimtiian holds in his hands Ms future Of tis
ion. Let him show himself laborious and reaolute,
svctsd friend Of the principles Of equality and civil
fty. which form the bases Of . ssgs democracy;
MN use bis power 30 40 70 give satiNactton 70
country, and he will not be long In seeiag o
eneratc nation and . new people sprDgiug up
Or nus e)-and then thsgratefuI poo
Ieneyed from all humiliation, and At last free and
u, will acclaim the Emperor OF Mexico and with tho
% cry the Emre Of the French, who has brought
o. the Regeneration Of the country (Prolonged ap-
lse.l
Dc PREnexr-I now put ths close Of The general dir
on TO the vote. .if ssI4
PicARD-M Thfers wishes 70 speak arat
THKRS-Ye1; but NOT BOW. It ID too late
The New York herald., 1864-05-25


LAYING or fHR OoRNER STONE OF NEW SYNAGOGUE
IN WEST rHRrY-YOURTa srREEr.
A very Interesting ceremony took phacs yesterday
morning in West Thirty fourth street, between Broad
way and Seventh avenue, on the occasion Of lay
ug the corner stone Of the new Synagogue Of the
congregation "Basi Jeshurun." Ample and comfort
able for the spectators had been pro-
vdsd By the Bulldog Committee, and a. early hour
many OF ths most convenient places had been already
occupied ta4 sa e<aie
Ths officers and members Of the congregation. and
children Of the Sabbath school attached 70 the eongrs
CATION with the Building Committee. met a nine O'Clock
in the hall No. o6 West Thrty-f street. and pro-
seeded In processon 70 the site Of the new synagogue
me stone-a massive block a brswD stons-had
been previously sss IN SOLID masonry containing rsssp
sace ior the oleIlnss sni.slled %: q the eenirA
pared, 10 which blAced the doctrines OF sif
sion church records and publications; fun sss q
sresnback Tho box vas shss aspostssd 10 The ssons
David samson and zon Bersssss ~ PrssideSs q sns
ngregasiou, proceeded to lay bed Of cement the
over the Box the whole forming base on which s % Ss
erected the largest and finest synagogue the continent,
a. cost Of sixty thousand deas capable Of seating one
Tne exercises accompanying the laying OF the stsas
were Interesting. ooosisns q Psalms ehaustsa N Hs
Ter 70 the cengragaioa BnA Jsshurun singing by ths
Sabbath school, and short address by Mr. Beanest Kpg,
chairman Of The Building Committee the presentast1
OF the rowe 70 the Presideat, Mr. J. Solomon, which
replied 70 By the Prssidsnt thanking The copGrega
toR for the hooor Conferred upon him. and coagratua.ng
them upon the success which had attended their e.
forts The edidce 70 b erected b IN forward state
and wi be "a finished for dsaes.on % soo. - possible
persons, large rooms IN which 10 carry the business
Of the congregation, room for irss Hebrew sAbSssh
sexton. IL will bs built n the highest style Of odsrn
architecture and be al 70 that quarter Of the
CITY Er1t -
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
DROPOsALs FoR @3O0000
L NEW YORK COUEry COURT HOUSE STOCK.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB Received at the
Comptruers OF until "wednesday May 25 1874 at two
O'Clock NJ when the anne will be publicly opened for The
Dollars OF New York County Cont House Stock"
by chapr 2 OF the Laws Of 1854 and by ord
OF ~ Board OF Supervisors approved BY the Mayor
May 3, 1854. ...
completion OF the county Court House on
Chambers II viii bear ntcre At tire rate of six
per annum payable semtannuay on tie frs, d.. OF
Nav and November In each and the prin pa VIII be
redcemabe follows-vix One hundred thousand dollars
the day of November 1885 and hundred thou
sand dollars on the first day Of November, issS
The proposals. W state the amount o stock desired ana
the price hundred dollars and the persons
whose proposals accepted VIII tnereupon be required 10
depos with the County Treasurer the sums awarded TO
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer such the parties Will be
certificates equal amounts OF the
value of the awarded 10 them bearing interest from
Esch rronosou should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
a Tor The York County Court House Stock" aud
enclosed In second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
troer. -. a. a. .
n'sre'' ''' MATHEW r BBESNAN,
Comptroller.
CRY or NEw yonK, DKrARrSxsr OF FiEArcn, !
Ksw YoRs, lay "A, 1854 J
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

or NEW YORK.
ONCE, li3 Broadway.
a.cc - pv~.v o0v uvv vynv no,, .oc

The International Fire Insurance Company, having
cash capital of 81 100 all paid IN securely invested
insure kind Of property including
shirs in their against damage by
6ie on the most favorable terms
80 - WILLIAM rs. WARREN President
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President
QropGx ".
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Judge Nelson, addressing the prisoner, said
Edward Aldridge, you been indicted and convict
Cd Of having harbored and carried away from govern
ment service who had enlisted In the military
deserter at the the te and with view OF getting him
enlisted second time and participating in the bounty
Have you anything to say why the sentence Of the law
should not be pronounced against your a
Prisoner, through hs counsel, answered "Nothingr
The Court-1be evidence in entirely satis-
factory to the Court ami jury Of your guilt You appear
TO be a man OF Intelligence and mature age and must
have committed this oieEce with all aggravang cir
camsiances, and with fun knowledge Of the violation
of the law Of the land You got this money and partc
ta'el in the act of joys deserion while he ntox-
Gated Yon took him out OF this city, where he resided
aud tok him 10 Connecticut there procured his
Ii tmebt. for which he received bounty Of S310 and
you participated in the bounty from time time till you
got $l28, something like that, Of the bounty
He afterwards deserted aud back to this city,
in few days after you again rsuadcd and influenced
him that he went with the state of Maine for
the purpose Of again enstng II that he thought
failed. But the whole case SHOWS aggravation OF
guit-seekng ~ make money out of the bou
Of the government given TO voluntary recruits, by
repeating thvse enlstments and accumualing
tho bountes. and by this device participating
in the fruits OF the fraud. We understand that these
cases are uncommos, but that they have been OK
practsed 10 the ereat prejudice OF tho
and TO the perpefation Of frauds upon the
Ihis therefore, is case Of which must make ex
act of Congress prescribes imprisonment exceeding
two years. and nne NOT exceeding $50. It ia
prisons We therefore, under the circumstances. aud
nasmuch you must have perrerated this crime intel
gently and with the obvious purpose and with tho full
ledge Of the consequences and its guilt, make
an example Of you far the law will permit having
proper refcrenc to y"ur condition and We do
not intend to mpoversn your family Of the means you
may have TO support them during imprisonment,
for that woud be Furnishing the innocent for your guilt
We therefore you two years. Imprisonment
the Pcnentiary of the county Bnckwehs Island and
10 pay fine of six coats.
The prisoner was then removed in custody.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
- - a. - - -
FINANCIARss

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
N purchasing or selling lot Of Georgia State Bonds
(sixes) S5W EACH numberng from $50 o99 the hav.
Bank Notes As will be taken to render
useless snitabfc reward will be paid for any nfur
nation respecting them by WILLIAM B. SCRANTON, lilo
Pearl street
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

OPrICE or THg PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
" pany. New York, May 10. 1864.
Notice hereby given that The Boaid Of Directors have
this day declared dividend Of nvs @ per cent on, Of the
Of the company Thursday the 10Th inst The
books will Go the llh inst and the sd inst
By order Of the Board OF directors. 80
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

AEINING sTOCKs-As WELL As ALL OTHER KINDS
N OF securities bought aud sold st all the Stock Boards
In New 70. X Boston. Phladspha. &c. or otherwise
commission. by ALBERT II. kICOLAY. Ma. 81 william St
AAENPHrs CITY BONDS GUARANTEED ny THE
Nl State OF Tennessee, wanted BY Wk. B. SCRANTON.
Ito Pearl atrecl
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
Warning to Bounty jumpers.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT O0URr.
Before Judge Nelson.

mNTnsc1 o. xDwARD AIDazpon fa&
NAY A.-TAe United States sEd,oayd Aldyido&-Ou
the opening Of tho Court this morning United States Dis
trict Attorney Smith moved for sentence on Ed
ward Adrdge convicted previ day Of harbor-
ing deserter from the United States army, whom be
had previously induced 70 enlist
sENIENcn.
Judge Nelson, addressing the prisoner, said:-
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

NEW SKIRT FOR 1894
Apew and great invention IN
HOOP SKIRTS
The DcpieS Elliptic doabe) Steel Sprfng
J.J.&J q. WEST ~ Chambers street New York.
ere OF the and the exclusive mAnufac
OF ths
j. W. HRADBBYS
Patented "Duplex Eiptic' Steel Spring
Skirt
This Invention consists u duplex Cor two) elliptic steel
springs ngenousiy bynidsd tightly and firmly together.
edge edge making the toughest most elasc aerbie and
darAbe srog used, enabling the wearer, consc
qu-nce elasticity and nexblsnsss u place ana
ln easily and with the same con.
ven erce muslin dess IL entirely orvates ana
silencrs the on cons hoop skirts-vk the annoy.
ance well the public. iay IN crowd
ed assem carriages railroad cars church pews or IN
any from the dicny of contracting thcm
and occupyln small space Ths entirely resnyss sns ni,
bculty sv skirt the fu and smmctrcai
form Is th. lghiest most lsh aud sacefu appear
FOR rect promenade OF house dress A
ay having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great con-
venience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic sprns skrt ior
single day viii Afterwards winngy dispense VIM
use Tbev The best quality IN every park and o
Ia the htest durable comfortable and econonsc
ski msks Merchants will be supplied as above ana a
dies st class retail stores in this city and hrousn
out the different Sta,ca
Inquire fer tho .u..cr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

r AR0r and very excellent Brick Teucmept On
the north side OF Marshall, besweea ID snd "a
90, Tor sale ss ascttos Al the quest Of NJ Geo
fhursdsy. ihs 9elh u April. 1854. q * o'cleck
n, the large aad admirably well built prick teoe-
ment located - above, now occupied BY him. It
contains ten rooms, besides kitchen, coal house,
eerysnts' room, 10 The dwelling 10 supplied with
eae. and has water IN the yard. Tho promises ere
in good order, and posseeston can be given in .
month
Tsaxs Cash, or credit, 1t tho option Of the puI-
chaser, The taxes for 1864 10 DO paid By the pur-
chaser, 0ODDIN q APPIR6ON ,sAuctS.
P8-After the foregoing talc will be sold the
largo Carpenters Shop (rccently built, 20 By -
fectl as the corner OF Clay and Lat &c, the nme 70
DO removed IN thirty days Also, . quantity Of
Florida and white pine lumber. In the said shop
there are nearly $40 panes Of glass, Sby 10.
al ~ u q A. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
ittEIs.

A. his residence on Church ilili, at N O'Clock
. - IN the :Sth inst, Gen ALIEN BROWN.
Trs funeral Will take place this tfuesaay) even.
,ns al 8 O'Clock, from ~ Join's bu.ch. Abe
riends Of the family are requested 10 attend.
On Monday, 18th last, At o'ciock n, amer a
long aud painful Illness, YRS suLta CONWAY,
ag.d II years
Her friends and these of her sons, Samuel and
James tonway, are respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral from her late residence on D Il stree,
near ancastelian School, this teih"oa Ut u.ee
o'clock.
aprit 1s;h, at quarter 10 eight 'c'"sk, AN
CHAaLOrTE, second dau liter oi ETA ana
Savage smith, eyed one month and On" day
Ecschua Of Heaven /, was lent net given,
Planted on earth, ,raaspla"ied IN Heaven
The friends Of the family ate respectfully 'nsio
IN atteui Ia ,nn.,aI t,uu ihet residence without
further notice.
n Charleston O. T. paper. please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

ExCELLESr Pam Of 10 ac,.
~ nond and rsedeheksbsrs Rs,iI,s ~ " ID
gary etatiOn, miles north q RIehS""s Ma
auction.-At the FeQuese Of Benian,. = 20 ahs
ESQ, We snail cell, at suction, o. M. !. An9eas
Tssedey. me 18Th April, 1874, q II $3.50 :
me- 1sIy desirable farm, located ~ scoet Al
sloes o. ne railroad, contaiains iSs =. % Id
most OF which 10 cleared, bot viii ..s, sesss, .,
the use OF the pace. The impsov,.psss wee +
OF an e!cslient dwelling, aeasiy men 10y. eesss
r0ons, besides cellar and bace.es N. ~ sshilas
together with all the usual eat buildins. NO.
large tobacco bara. The land r. "a neisai.
adapted for gaFdenl0e, or for vhsa, 10y wei
grass, there being IN excellent meado~ s'ovw I'd
location 10 desirable one, beIns :, ~ pa. h
where the cars pass twice daily. depa,
Will be sold separately Dsrse H..
nIled with pure lee, the slse Of which = -, Vel
mean diameter and 10 feet altitude. ~. ~ feet
20 convenient Of access u kichmoni = Ee seias
Of great value. rsgasdei
On the place there Is an exceileu, anal,
also, seeded 20 bushels rye, ~ bushsI p's oeehua
toes, aad ABOUT 1900 cabbage DIs",s y. mn pou
sides taIDip salad and onions now s,owIss ost T.
session given In few weeks. s"As' Pa
TERAs - One third cash: ta,a.c. 90,
years, Tor bonds bearing inaeresi. ssc.. : aad .
trust deed; Or all cash, al the Onion =. q b Z
chaser. The taxes for 1854 10 be- nsiJ -, ns psI-
chaser. GODDIN 4 a %". ~ Inc Dur.
= Auction.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

YALE OF Stock, Crops, &c, and Y.rm &.
~ Asss u wight county.-At the late res.,s.
DSst WIZ p , L2sso%Ss, a:e in iss q s':s.f
y IN s' as'h "s ivos Station h
csops, Farming Implements, lc. AID 20, tns Ss'eA,
rented ont Tor the balance Of the year Ts. ,aa
ton ID the best know fJr phy sic,sn sne ces-
none In the neishbofhood, In vhch '1 H'. BENG
combes prscties was very larep. AM ~. U ~ LIP
tons for crop have been made 1hs s, si!spe,s-
Sss. fn ~ early vegetables and the cio.a.::
P W GRUBBs
IN. a. Any ior Ms v LiptconS.