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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

Persons who have been assessed by the
United States Assessor for Licenses for the
current year, are requested to pay for the
Same by the 18th of June, and in default,
will be liable 10 penalty of ten per eentum
on the amount of the assessment.
The list for income tax and taxes on car
risges, plate, etc. will be ready for payment
on July 1st. RICHARD C. PARSONS,
june4l54 d&W. Collector.
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RUEAwAY.-A horse got frightened yes
terday, at the foot of Vineyard street, and
started down Centre street st terrible rate,
bat "brOught up" against post at the foot
Of Columbus street, with su:h fsrcs as to
damage him in most shocking manner. No
person was injured.
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FUNERAL OF LILUrEEAET CHARLES &
AUsrIE.-The funeral exercises of Lieutenant
Charles &. Austin, of the 60th o. V. I, took
place in Austinburg, on Sunday. The fu-
neral sermon was prsschsd by ths Rev. Mr..
Beach, Of AuStinburg. The attendance at
the funeral is spoken of as the largest ever
known in that town.
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The 27TH o. 8. CoLsRKD TRooPs.-Cs Cap.
tain Otis was at Delaware on last Saturday
mastering members of the 27th Regiment
United States colOIed troops. He informs
Us that the regiment now only lacks one
company of being full, and that the men be-
Onging to this regiment in q phys point
IOf view cannot be excelled, and from reports
of the fighting qualities of those already sent
from this State, we judge that they will give
a good account of themselves.
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CHIoAeo nsARkRr. .IuNR 9

Especial to the Cleveland LEApHRJ
ElOur-Quiet. Sales Of Spring yrtras AZ e 1nas 75
~ heaE-3fc htRher. sales aE l,29ai ZgZ for No 1
spring and sl,s578al,26H for No 2 closing an ct.
Corn-Ac higher. Sales OF No I AZ sI,If AID No 2
at l,iO4l,I ~. '-' %
0sIs-lc higher. Sales at 7laT &c for No l. C, ,os-
kye-5o lower. Sales No / sI2s
BRriey-Dnll and neglected,
Whtsky-Eirmer. Sales at 81 Pal 2t5x
Mess P0rk-Sales at 5000
Lard Quet, but nrm. saies OF COO tfercss at Ial<
ai4o. - iSl
Ersights-stesdy at I5c cor n snd 100 on oats to
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MORNINGLEADER.
TUFs 0AY MORNING. JUNE ,. Is04,
EEW ApFERqIsEmKK1a.


FEW ADFERTIsENKERs.
o. A. RsAd-U. s. I6-l6 Bonds.
John EllElsr-Academy Of Music.
AtheDeum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
GsrTsison, Bowe Co. -For Lake Superior.
Pelton Breed-For Chi ago.
Atlantic and GreIt Western Railway Broad
Gasge BoUte.
o. Cutter 3 6s2n-AuatlOn Sale OF JsWeIry. Plated
Ware, Watches, DC.
Taylor, eriswoId Co.-2,OCO yards Remnants.
John Whitelaw-NOtioe to Contractors.
Lost-OhecE.
EaE Ia-Garriags Horses.
For Sale-Boi'era.
Freak Hssh-LocaI notice.
@. A. Read & Co.-Local notice.
Commercial College-Local notice.
soldi.rs' Aid Soelety-LocaI notice.
o Cutter SOn-Local notice.
First Wsrd-Locsl notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

BALDWIN UHIVERsIrY.-The Commence
msnt exercises at this University Will take
pIsoo on Wednesday, the sth inst. The usu-
al preliminary addresses and anniversaries
will take place on to day and tomorrow.
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BUFFALO uARKR F-June 6

FiOuf-In fair demand and teRdv
Rheat-Firm, but dull. SFles OF No ! HIt,ra,-
and NO Eat 81 l3. ~'f'''
CorH-Flrm. but dull. Sales on the spot at a :;
close salfs OF No 1 at 81 BIZ aA 'H0
flaTa-SellipR at s53
Other grains nominal.
Hhlsky-DOlI and nominal at ALI
Lake lmDorts-I,335 bbls aour s4s 5zs bnshoI.
wheat, lUl BIS bushels corn. lsO f6t busnelg oats
Canal hXpOrts-6iS bbls nDur; I7ll6i bns halls
wheat, Z3,s69 bushels corn, ia $50 bushels oats
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HIRAN CoNuFEoEMEEr DNNER.-In 90

HIRAM CoEHEEoEMEET DINNER.-In con-
nection with the Commencement at Hiram,
which takes place on the 9Th inst, the Ladies'
Aid Society arc to give a grand dinner, the
proceeds of which are for the benefit Of the
sick and wounded soldiers. This msy be an
inducement to some CT the Epicurean school,
to attend.
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CITY NEWS.

EaHOR.-Iu Yesterdays paper there was
an error in regard to the cost of the Freight
House Of the c., C. and C. R R. 1t was
stated at IS, 900. It should be $S5, 600.
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READ THIS, PRIsTERs.-A large and
vsri ID assortment of wood and metal type,
in & 'od order, for Is per cent below Foundry
pre5s. For information address
VIETS / SAVAGE, Job Printers,
June7:l54 Cleveland, O.
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ADNIEIsTRAToR's SALE.-An adjourned
sale, to commence on Monday, June 9Th, at
10 o'clock, n, st the shop of Jas. Proud
foot, on Kinsman street.
White Lead, ColOring Materials, Brushes,
Varnish, &C., will be sold. A good chsnce
for painters to buy. A credit of six months
will be given on sll sums over $40.
L. PRENTIss,
June4;l54, Administrator.
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FaoM THE l5OTH.-A dispatch has been
received from Washington, announcing that
the order for marching, published yesterday
has been oountermanded.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

UE1TRD STATES CoURT. = There was 10
criminal business transacted at the United
States Court yesterday. Criminal trials will
be resumed to- morrow.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
hORNING LEADER OFFIOE,


HORNTNG LEADER OFFIOE,
M0NDAT EVENING, June 6, 1854.
GOld-Ihere wss an active demand for Gold in
New York to-day, and the srice reached at one time
ss high as 1884, closing at 1885, advance OF Ter
cont. over erday It seems 10 be beyond qustion
thst 50 far sod is concerned the Ep,culstors hod
the srket in thsir srasp ard is sesordiRgiy obys
their will, which IS Of coarse ever toward increased
yremlum- The fu ing rses here to day were 30 and
81 premium, chiefly ths former.
SIiVOr-Buying to-d5y at 80 premium.
money-The money market continues very tight
and the demand for currency is active. Hates srs
firm at 7e756 per cent.
ExohanEo-Easy and steady at 4 discount bu5 :
buying ahd par selling for Government and Nation.
al funds.
GSveraHent Bends-Fivs tveniis5 lower The
inqu ~ Is not active Buyius and ling rates are
follOws;
Buying. Sailing
5-2O'ss cOupOns...-.s-. .s.............lJ55S IU6H
I-3u'5, April and OctOber............llQ Ilz5f
7-30's, February and August.....-iIO IIzs
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NoIICE-The regular monthly meeting
of the Soldiers AID Society will be held this
afternoon, June 7tb, at O'Clock, in the par
lors of the Stone Church.
June7:154 s.A.s.OF NOR. O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

PRosATE CoURT.-Ths Probate Court met
yesterday morning and adjourned for two
weeks, on account of the absence Of Judge
TiIden'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

CHEAPER THAN CoFToE SHIRTTHo.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of I. P. SherEood's, are much ehesper than
Gotten goods. may23
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Q. A. READ & CO.

Q. A. READ & CO.,
BAnkssr, No 95 Superior street,
are buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND |
NOVEMBER
United States IaIersst Coupons
at the highest rates of premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

CGoIoE colors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. Shsw's Rooms this morning.
June 7:I57.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

WoUEDED.-JOhn Taylor, of Company
D, I'd Ohio Cavalry, was wounded in the arm
in an engagement which took place at Salem
Church, Hanover county, Virginis, on May
ao.I
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FROM THE f5Oth REGIMENT.

Ground-Another BHryiHg Ground for
those having Died Of small POX-Tribute
TO the memory Of w. H HGmmOnd-He-
ceivIDg LeItsrs New Heme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

FoR SALE-1,OOO bushels Peach Blow
and other potatoes. Apply to J. TurIsy,
Nos. 2Os, 2ll, 2ls, River street, Cleveland.
jnne6-154
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R15aSy-More active at 6A7 per cent.
gold.
Gold-No-e active and hrmsr. Opening at 1881,
and closing steady At lg3S
6t0VSFsHssaE sLocEs-Hcavy end lower. o s.
StI.s OF lss, coup Jns 4 Fiye-tWenties coupons,
l0sal75%.
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Rose q PreatIss, Prori,Ien nInrk.t n

Rose & PreaTiss' Provision Marker Re-
port.
6aElB-6ugaT-oured premium hams y Ala c
CAnVas5ed hams , 0......... 10 9
Dried Bsef-43 B................... ........,,. rs c
Shouide rs-Sugar b....-....-......,...-I3
bncnn-Or Smoked Sides = rs =
L1ru-PIime leaf kettle render'd In bbIs q HIs5so
~ Frime leol setile ,l RENDERED In kegs . h..5
EofA-AO mess 2 f28- 90
Extra clear p bbl........ iso s5
~ No extra charge male for packaqes or csrFage
% railroad depots or boats Ali articleg are Jarrant
sd strictly prime and equal to anything il the State
OFlers promptly niied. 0ur sugar-cured Hams and
late Onlo Ststs EaiFs ROSE = PREHT1SS.
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2. B. HALE, Banker,
III supsrisr-sts
0. g. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, q. s
COUPONS and CANADA MONEY

Bought and sold at bsstrAtes
Deposits Received
And Collections made at all accessible
points.
R%Uncurrsnt Funds converted st Low.
est Rates.
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
mAy3
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OswEGO nARKkT--JunO 8.

UsWEtiU MAAhkT--Junc B,
IBT TELEGsAFHI
Flour-Unchsneed.
Wheat-Scarc1. Amber Michfpan n ,-rt-s n
20; Western spring in good demand cbssg a. ~
GOrn-NOminal - NV Aii@- >o''
ORts-Firm and quiet,
barley and Rye scarce
Peas-Buoyant.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE AT TIN


OLEVELAN POsTO FsF L CIR &.
E. COWLEs, P. N.
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FRAVKLLKR,s RRGIsFER.

EB-Citizens wishing conveyance % either o. the
above Trains Boats will be called for BY coaches
u Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their nddross
II the Omnibus ONCE I1T supsriorSt., next door 10
he Weddell HouBe.
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Ny, BANK sTATF1TFNT-Iaue n.
GOMMER UIAz.
UARVKLAND mARKEF.

MORSIEQ LEADER OFFTUH,
MoSoAZ EYaEIEa, June 8. 1854.
Reoeipt8-The following are the receipts Of grain
By rail during the 4s hours ending at halfpast ons
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asE. REOCR zzAkAEr- June 9.
tBX RsLESaAFH.g

~ ElIl7lHEasI
Htsaks-Better
United States ] year certificates GO, Pacific Mail
$40, ToledJ aad Wabash 6gx, Erie llIH. Hrdson
li5A. heading 3SA siichisau Central l44S, Michi-
gan Southern ei<, Iii Ois Central scrip l27, Uleve-
land and rfttsburgh lllA, Uhieago and Northwest
eTn 5iA, DO preferred g2, Chicago and hook Island
MS Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Il5S
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PITTsBURGn Oh. DIHRKKT.

Especial to tlis JssdorI
1,,...,. PrITsBUHGHs jane
for sale. Prices unchanged
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@10 TO $40 A DAY.-AGENTs
DlO wanted 70 sell tie Improved Ii tie Giant
Sewing aehtne. tbs bet cheap machire in the Uni
ted states We are giving commission by which
tns above wages can be m de, or We will employ
Agents SIS per month and exp mes paid For
particulars and Terms address with stamp,
T.. PAGE, GenaTal Agent,
raavz7.I5fu3w Toledo Ohio.
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1.-TWO FINE FRONT ROOMS

with good board, within ono minutes walk OF
Pot Once suitable for man and wife. Gan sls0 &C
s1nmodats few day boa; ders. Address Drswe 2s4.
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QS0 REWARD-STRAYED Oh STO-
ehslU Ian from the stsb-e Of the underlined On
No,.dny pizht the sOth Of Nav, q dark bay ms' e
Hack rnsne md tail, aSO7t i6 h1nts high and ap
,e-sntiV with foal reward o. Ten t1lsrs viii &c
aid I, suy prrson who ill return or give ino M
ZION Of the Ehnrsabonts of said mare, or MY dolus
a. ta ~ eecfion and conviction n the thie il sto
len. VI - ~ I ~. L.. n \ :. " W. g.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY Foh

" Nm I I'D lUlM WUlh LII FUh
w Lus Q1artermastsr's Department s. Nash
Wire Tenn, 800 laborers wngss $40 per month and
T1tiOns- 800 teamsters wages SIS per month and
tons. 10 men capable OF taking charge Of a Train
Is Wagonmastsr. that will report with Twenty.
tY-fYe g60 per month will he given. Assistants
with 1ftsen men 315 per month. None need apply
but able bodied men willing TO engage for six mouths
Transportation furnished. Apply TO
ID. bHERWOOD, Agent Of A. q n.
- Hon guh
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lust REOEIVED-ANOTHER
3b large invoice Of hose beautlfal window shades
All sizes and very cheap y. Jones, lfe Superior
@aayIo-esEican Buildings, Cleveland, U.
fnHE BEST FAmT6-7-,,---,-
ia the city, also two buegies and ons tkbhSB
cerHlss@ ior sale cheap. Z. n. REYES.
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r. Y. EONEY mARKKF- June 6.

5-20,si eouPons...-..... -.............-lu5S IB6l
7-3u's, pril and OctOheT.............lIQ Ilz5(
7-10's, February and August.......-iIO IIzst
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Administrator.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
IOEa s-e:rEars gCo3greES or
the Deficiency s3iss

The consideration Deficiency
Bill b Congress, introduced by Nj
Stevens, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, Sa-sta quite en- anis,a'o
debate in the House on the ~
Goth uli.; in which several OF II. "a
members took an active part. we Sc
!ect the following report Of their re.
marks trom the Congresstoaal,.Gf,Js.
On the p III nit, tie Clerk having re.
sumed the reading Of the Bill, Mr.. Grin
mel 4a
Il move TO amend the appropriation
for the capito! extension, by striking
out $3.50, Gu" and Inserting 1856, 900. .
| believe we can dispense with this ap-
preparation. I am confident that the
country requires that We should begin
% economize sEl vote no more money
than is absolutely necessary. admire
this beautiful building as truly IS any
citizen Of the Government. Its iiuted
columns ana polished marbles address
The taste ba i there an absolute ne.
ccssity 70 appropriate sl5o COO for this
purpose Of ornament !? | believe that i
portion 4 this money might 80 FIR tie
p.ymen, # extra clerks in the D.part
meats, SO that our wounded sol.lers an,i
he widow, and orphans of tbe dead
may receive .haN dues from the Gov
ernment, which his been held back III
months because OF IN inaleqa.,e oleri.
cal force. TIE men employed on ,ais
Capitol extension should be h. 80 into
the field, - my constituents have done
who left their farms, tAeir horles, III
their AL t. - forth to ight | i rs
much their duty, strong AMI st9lNart
) they arc, s. ,.o s. as ]. IS tor ~. one
10 % t,orsh 10 fight for his country.
] am il favor Of reducing ;his appro
pria.ioa, because, as believe, every
dollar which We ezpenl noY y.e!3s baf
halt tae result "a war tlat !, woald
,ic.. ii time Of peace. labor is ',iga.
anl the cost of iit;a. esheibitant
Every additional wntknan '1rousllt to
,ias ,i,y enhances t!e cess os lisiog
here. Many of ai:r c.ciks are but ha;i
paid They arr living OF ge>t to star.
sa'ion rr; =. ! ,,t;.; s!s completion
Of these ptib!ic buildings should be d.
ierea till peace is restored this, tl.ink
is tie policy tor the party ia power.
and it should be inaugerated to day
this hour and | sna'i vote for no more
appropriations for Capitol work thar,
may be necessary TO preserve tire No. 1
begun, from exposure AMI from decay
The question was taken, and th,
amendment was rejected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
NO 6

be supported and educated. Benevo.
lent and religious organizations can be-
come members Of the Association and
are entitled to one delegate in all its
meetings on payment Of fse dollars
far one year ct taloty five dollars TO-
ilfe.membcrslir. Individuals are en-
titled - tie same prisilega % payment
oflike sums into the Treasury Of tho
Association.
We are most heartily in favor Of his
enterprise and hope that it will meet
with that encouragement Of which il is
desiring. We Ioain that All effort ~
being made 70 lota' the Asylum at
Narshaitcwn' Why can it not be At
Cedar Rapids Ledar IHtley Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

Benefits cF ExsnclsE Exercise IS
health-ri oducing. because it works off
and oat Of the system It's waste, dead
AMI & y matter: these are AL convert
u into a liquid form, called by some
.s.lt;snors,' which have exit from the
body through the pores Of the skin,
in taa shape Of per>piration, II which all
have ,c,n, ana Which all krow is the re.
su,t of e1el else, when the body is in
state o. health. Thus it is Il a. persons
who 4 net PEI ispire, who have dry
skin, are always ether fsverish or chilly
.Hl arc never well aud never can be "a
ing as that condition exists. So ex-
efeise, bv working out of the system is
wa:le. .'ecaycl and useless matters,
keeps tie human machine "frce'-
otherwise it would soon clog up, and
l.e wheels 4 lie would stop forever
Ezerc 10 improves the health, because
eyrrs stcr i nan takes tends to I'M
pert m2.ioa to the bowels a proper
amount Of exercise keeps them acting
once every twenty four lsoGrs. If they
have not motion enough, there is con-
>ti,,atinr, which brings on very fatal
diseases hence exegcisc--especially
that Of wallsing-war,ls of innumerable
diseases, "len It .s kept u 70 81 extent
equal to inducing one action of tho
bowels daily Exercise is healtifal,
because he more We exercise the faster
re brsaihe. Ii we breathe faster, We
,ase that much more air Into the lungs;
aal It IS Tie air We breathe which pu.
riios the blao', and the more Air wc
take il lie more perfectly IS that pro-
cess performed. The purer the blood
is, tie better the health must be- Hence
he more , consumptive stays in tho
house, the more certain and moro
speedy i his death .-UaIs yoxrnui
= HsaH.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
y E'1oss, GrccnEaRdS Icys Mount.
saiNSs

TIE late D.. hlfflas, ia letter to Dr..
Lowell Mason, gives the following inter
estins accennt OF the origin of the Mis-
Sosaty hymn IT Bishop,lIeber "Eyom
GreenilHti', Is " untains,' which ia
now sung tie welll over:
IIsher, then Rector Of II rdna, marri-
Il the daughter of Dean Shipley, Rec
ter er Vicar Of Wfexhaln, il North
Wales On q certain Saturday. lie came
- Ire house II his t,l,her-in law, who
resided at ;hc reetory Al Nicarage, to
remain over Sunday, and preached in
lie morning The ftst sermon evsrpreach
c.l IN that church, tnr the Missionary
Society. AS they sat conve.sing after
dinner iii the evening, the Deaf, said -
licber "Now as You are poet, sup.
pose you write a hymn for the service
nsorrow morning" Immediately he
took pen, ink anl paper, and wrote
That hymn, which, hid he written moth.
!nT else W0nld have ltnMOFtail2ed tiin.
He read il to the Dean, and sail,
viii that do :""Ag," he replied, Sand
we will have it printed and distributed
II tie pews, that the people may sing /,
after the scrmun' But said Heller
80 what tune will it co." "Oh ..Le 81
ael, 1t vii s. to, ',Twas when tic
seas were roaring And 80 lie wro'c
il the corner at the top Of the PAGE.
Twas when the seas were roaring"
The hymn vas printed accordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

The first railway train ran ont Of
Chicago fifteen years ago. New there
are ninety trains leaving this city daily.
The total number Of ears on these trains
is one thousand four hundred anl ,hir-
ty-two freight and one hundred and
sixty ihlee passenger. The daily out
trains, # placed in one line, would
reach twenty-five miles and twelve
rods.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
DIR. D. X. WEIR,

Late of Pennsylvania announcest to the ci'i-
zens of Toledo and vicinity, that lie is rerma-
nently located in this place, offers his services
as a Practionerof the German, French s Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, 50 successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and .fmerica
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those Irving At q distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their noning,
urine, from which the disease will lie asccr-
tainei Female complaints in all thir various
forms treatede carefully and confdcntialiy.
will attend toaN caNs promptly. Residence
and Office North Wesr Of the public square
u. X. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
MATRIMoSrAI..-Is is well kn6

MATRIMoSrAL.-Is is well known,
says The Wheeling '.Ia,eli gcnc.s'
that for time immemorial our neiri, y
ing town Of West Alexander, Pa, has
been regarded as the Gretna Green at
thissection OF country Oar friend Esq
J. +. Mayes, Of tha. place, has furnished
us with an ancient book ia which his
father, now deceased kept the record
of "runnaway marriages selen;zel hs-
himself during the thirty old yeafe
that IL ac.ei Is magistrate Prom
October 9th, ISL, to Jaua, 1911. Esq
Isaac Mayes married 1t Yves. A'exan
der o29 couple, most q whom were nit
cd against the consent OF parents. Al
least one half If the number were fton1
this city anu county, aal among the
names recorded in the book we notice
many # our citizens Wha are now q,it,,
prominent in the social and comnerei..I
world. and whose sons and daughters
have llvei, blooinei, loved, and gone
and followed the example OF their par
cnts.