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New Advertisements.
rIcCLELLAN's REPORT
~ is PUBLISHED ENTIRE IN NUMBERS 20 AND AZ
for February Goth and 27th-of the

The Report is reprinted from tho official copy pre-
sented TO Congress- in form convenient for publca-
tion, and accompanied by full index. The two
numbers, containing the supplements with the Re-
port are for sale by all newsdeaers, or sent prepaid
on receipt Of the price (FoRTY cESTs). by w. q.
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Proposals for Lime & Sand


IS, NNHf CoLuMBus ARsBNAL,l
rt flt February IL. lse4.l
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
p CEIvED at this Office until the sth day Of
MARCH next, for i,41f ~
5000 bushels Lime, unsIacked, best
500 Cubic Yards Building sand; pro-
posals 10 state kind and locality whore obtained.
Bids for these articles may be made separately or
together. and must be marked on the envelope:
Proposals for LINE or 'SANp,'" NJ r 10
the Columbus Arsenal corner Of Harbor street and
the Central Ohio Railroad, Columbus, o., at such
times and In such quantities as may be required.
between the 18th day Of March and LIST day Of 0cto
ber 1884, Tho right 70 reject any OF all bids and 10
invite new proposals will be reserved.
Bids must be addressed 10 ff4 ffs
Capt. II. O. BRADFORD,
lbt tie Comd'g Columbus Arsenal.
Andwill be opened At II NJ on the 5th day Of March
fsbls- -deod&waw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE
PUBLIC.


NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE
PUBLIC.
ALLC0CK'S POROUS PLASTERS.-TESTI-
MONIAL.-"T. ALLCOCK 4 CO.. No. e94 Canal
street. New York, 2sth Now. ls5s-Gentlemen
lately suffered severely from weakness in my back
occasioned by suddenly over exerting myself. Hay-
ing heard your plasters much recommended for cases
of this kind. procured one and the result was all
that could DESIRE A single plaster cured me in q
week. Yours respectfully. XII
J. G. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House. New York.
There is nothing equal in tho way of Plaster. TO
the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. ALLC0CK. In Asthma,
Cough. Kidney Affections, and local deep seated
pains, they afford permanent relief; and for weak
backs, pains in the side. stitches, and spasmodic
pains generally they unsurpassed for the benefits
they impart. Price IS cents each. Principal Office
2oi Canal street. New York. Sold by JOHN r.
COOK, High street. Columbus. Ohio. and by all
respectable dealers in medicines.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-21

In submitting himself to run as candi-
date on the platform adopted at Fort Des
Moines, on the 4th of July, 1868 by politi-
cal party, the leaders of which and said plat
form are in opposition to the Government
Of the United States, and consequently in SYM
patliy with the rebellion.
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

OF AN
Z NJ W "A Il Z ID.
Published for the benefit. and as warning and
sEe,i1 A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay
Of Manhood. etc., supplying at the same time.
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being put 10
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery.
By inclosins postpaid addressed envelope sim
gle copies may be had Of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
.'E Bedford. Kings county, Y.
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nUEn.

On the evening of the 10th inst, NELLIE, infant
daughter Of Kendall and Elizabeth NJ. Thomas.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock.
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sEcoND SPECIFICATION

For q6iliating scith said political party
sanctioning with his presence their pro-
clivities against the present Administers
ton.
The demented fanatics pronounced him
guilty OF "disloyalty," and ordered his
name to be stricken from the roll of min
listers.
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From the New York Herald
Madame ZadOc POrter,s Curative
invaluable medicine pvsse sses
the extraordinary power Of relieving Immediately
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breathing,
and Huskness. Such at least we have found it."
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-21

a METHODIST minister in Iowa has been
expelled from the Conference for being
Democrat. The following are the charge
and specifications:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-21

JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm;
SAMUEL MEDARY,
.r AMOS LAYMAN, rssj
GEO. L. CONVERSE,
A. G.. THURMAN,
Democratic State Central Committee.
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"A smile was on her lp-health was in her look
strength was in her STEP and in her hsnds-Pian'a'
ton Bitterz
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, nth day, 1852.
Respected Friend:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation BitteH.
Thy friend. A. A. CURRIN.
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Important Certiffcntes.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. December %. 1851.
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE& Co..-I have been a great
sufferer from dyspepsia for three or four years, and
ago tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great
Joy, am now nearly well man. / hare recommend
cd them in several cases, and, as far as know al
Rev. j. s. CATH0RN.
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CHARGE-yERBATIM.
FIRST SPECIFICATION.

Disloyalty to the Gorernnset Of the United
States. IA. .l..,ae3ae, ,l5.t
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SHERMAN House., CHICAGO, III. Feb. II. 1863.
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bitters. As morn
ing appetizer they appear to have superseded every
thing else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, etc., GAGE d WAITE
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story-endsd The life aory q some obssurs 40
VIC, living 'ua outGde orr poke: lies, had daru
70 be known as well.wisher toward the nsttrnA
cause Dark clottcd blood upon the bresss Of IL
other markell The entrance Of too fatal ball. Tnl
alarm Of suerr1'lss startled them Ia their poe
nouou. The mOunt,i chivAlry pursued ulcm -
t night to our liokes ports 'c'scd them, ioos
Mein 10 The ~o.is murdered them and fed o
chiVary ch.valry That same night, tie ssnlo
par1y ds.he'i upoa ss'itnfy entinel at the wool
yard ME and hslf out, aal r1dled MIN with
bullets and fci Agap
Now these guefr,lls bands are MOI made up q
the rr-rf of southern cety They are ~
cute II vas but week or a. s.nce q lcautful LADY
OF NAich'I, Miss Mara S W .li,nA sster-.n-ls~ 4
Rev Dr. ssrsitou, o. the frst Prestyier church
IA thls town, al member Of bis family, WAS de-
Ie'ied u smuggling out Goth aud military equbt.
menis 10 Ler brother. IL was Al Off, or IN one 4
tbo-c murGciogs rowing guerrilla bands. 1; is no
tonoui that iEesc bands are made W Of c.Nkein
AM Planters, the once n pccic !. en- ssro,s
Ior9s II She lasG Nurllrrcrs uow Of de'enc, ~
p'd men, 90 helpless l.cs women and chIl1rvn-
We -is.o 4 or c.' h.ati n an oUs age
Inc uch, Influential and nrI-,ocrsti, Judge boyd
once o1crcl rls,e IN he Confederate cabinets aud
father u the uo.or Gus Belle Boyd. las uis, bcan
sent outside our lines ty order Of Gen. BrsvmAn,
con.IAnudinT the d.strict HIS splendid cs,lbst-
mci' u lie tIi Gtts u he c.ty IS COZ seated and
turned over 10 o Gcrtnsn refugee, who has recently
ucch driven oIt Of ,.cesh. Tie honest Dutchinhn
c"uutl'ss thanks LiB Stars !or quarters VI ths
judges luxurious rtldcncr. The citizens arc q
ihiuk prudent, Tat the city wal, DO attacked ~
way 90 reta' auou. ! Ln.eral1ui ,he rugged "a
general to intimate tlai there " II be abundance ~
vntani houses 40 lie city after the attack. heDs
II -, the daughter, sou know. not long sso, So
dGted ls'y lieutenant IRON his alic-, an, r., tuuE
him to Europe, and u4,rrlcd hun sac - nuV
Staring t un the c,ni uen', sho used ~ W ~
our Hrtucrn sntct.l. places
lao mdutn,e OF .sf.soa duty, about a towa
IKE THIS = most unhappy upJa tie real OUT
.i"kcu, si.'.b. kct ioy,lty " oar Northern men.
l.tre IS nota l9.s ruIpt ~ tae cay. Most Of ihs
oiattfs ~. soldiers - thc psf who attoud churl
hrYv"otc, are Iatout listeners to the same Dr..
straiiou, frI "a vi. - family Mss W.ilIams Wa
IhiAs Out tnc cuu.r-btup goods 10 glcrrill. otii-
Gers. IL uas h,cn lpuli IIlOasiul 70 cashier n.
rfceAtion Lcgc for loyal service. lAcse uOops
Az. ,t'ccis VINO 3u.ht b. oOmpose II prefer ne
a'nhs nous tvsiple - these rssiou preachers 70
Vac oLI-slo';rn loyal words u the sule tus ctclenS
Caiplau lrlsk, who a ie up,cd to establish thS
re" serve and hlci tease ho could md Ne
hearers. tu.la have my way, every regiment
WHOSE officers sro .st,Lers ~ rebel preachers
ahd ft>e.scir of tct.l as,en.tous aud hu,Ptsiiuus
and ictce, shu-l - o % e. ont AID some I'D war;
worn shattered lu4imcIs ruu tue Iron. cone oasL.
w.tA srp,q .No-aI manners, 20 keep he peace -
IL &c u.S,u a. owns.
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Of poli,,cal tlun, which 10 allowable before s'..


ton. In fact, many Democrats exrressed sur
pr,se thsi they had dope we'll, and succeeded
10 polling ~ heavy . vo o for their candidate Tic
rcsul. In ,a.s city was particularly gratifying 10
the Democracy, and they fel. NJ slight .lation H.
consequence. The enormous vote II seventy three
tboussnd-s gain " about eleven thousand over
~ Inst Presidential election. WAS dsol, upon with
great compl-isancy. And IL was hssrr,cl that but
Tor the nsuthcicncy Of The number u polling places
The net majority for Mcclellan would have exceed.
ed forty housand. In number Of districts d, was
impossible to poll the entire vote leforc gunao AMI
IN many instances ,hA, we're mentioned large mum.
Ter, NJ persons we're unable t. vote At al. Goa.
siderable complain, was male by Democrats, IN
connection with this matter, on the ground
that Ito voting VAS greatly retarded
By useless Challenging on the part q
Republicans They claim th4, IN tho helvy
districts where a, lest II was barely possible To- p,l
tie null vote, Republicans made IL buslncss t.
ohallcnpe voters wl,tou, the slightest ground. o.
NE otter hand, Republicans averrci tia, iraudu-
lent voting vas resor,od 10 by Democrats IN their
strong Gistr,ts' thu, the only qualification ft-
quircd was the exhibition OF n Mcclellan ticket,
md that inspo tors paid 40, the least attention 10
challenges. IL prpf u ncse assertions they
T. nici to the heavy Democratic gsns Ia tho.c dis-
urts In ~nfue ~ whsh they nj eye tho numl cr u
votes Ia greater than that II names upon the rcde-
Try Whether any u thosc charles are true or
not, Will prpbni IS he dcvc oIrd in due tine but
rs 10th parties claim that they have lost votes la
consequtncc of Thorn, II will probably b, hot FAR
ont II To way " let account balance ,Ac other
There vas one matter over which the D,nstat,
"orcpsrtcularly Jubi,1n. ycsrrlay -tho ,nthuaasr
Of N Cltllsns old soldiers Tor their .rrial which
!. wss claimed, entirely dsptoy,d the assertions u
thcr opponents that the army hal lost confidence
IN "Lul, Nae" tut the Republican, everywhere
seemed content With their great success in c.ry-
ing ncarly a. tho states, ant ware wilnt 10 let
the Democrats draw al the conf. RI the could
from the result In the city They gracefully nc
knowl~lgcd that thcy were beaten two 10 one IN
tic metropolis, hIt coniendcd tlat tie elect on Of
+. csdc1t, and he gain u .lfec nrtnhers II Con.
sro@ In the city, WAS 'sl7ry enough COR one day"
and amply reconfelscd Tor cvc-y other "a kset.
| rAus the sr N. II battle has cleared swny, IL
victors and tho vsnquished have Zach reviewed re
scene Of strife cous.el tho loss and gan, and tho
gres, excitement is gradually cooling down. ~
more political spceches now, no moro angry dis
cussons, no more displays Of banners torches AMI
srrcai-earlc' The lon. agony - over. and both
psrter, n doubt. feel Ike tic ed lady who heard
tina, her husband hsd Lrokcn his neCk -sho 'felt
,hsntf',l that 1 WAS no worse"
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In l,sja Tar many AMI Mozart Deinocr rate conhin-
~ IN oil tho Assembly Disric,s The MoIeon iJoiuo-
oru' running opposition ucke,,.
The vot. IA this district va NJ foows-per 1880
E'ps. G7 Mex. 81. In 1902 the Dem mAori'r ~
81
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CLEANED.
sTEAMS mrs Iafayctic llavrc; rnrkerplurA
fananA Els,, Havana, City o. Pot au lrnce, rod
-u "a c., Potomac, Pertain l. ElOlt, Fortress Mon
re, ta.' sI.i-ri, 81. .iiAOlc.
rulr-Orpucgs Wcs., OF Russia for Il. emen.
BkIG-C al Horn. Merriam, st John. Is.
sCHuOStES-U Hickman, saudy iIill. IumS
fhlIso. pAih kJIuP lem5iosc, Me.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Caroline Beaufort. Columbia, Hs
vGaa, Av,go, fout 10, ~.
SHir-krsoluie, from Liverpool, Lawrence, Dc
BABkS-lohu Griffin Carirnas; thaI.c, Edwin
Co.. Iit; -triu- Ant cir; ,r zee H. Ward. Ncuvit -
Junior, HRnrur1, tlsCp Trinidad & Fc, FHyak
Mstl lurTc w, cn,,Y; lila FInucn ~ Martins Joha
c-.tg, tH.uIh kiC. .r,,ns- tlri.nas, Ellen hOr-
H-ol ha.batOcs, GLcli,, Bari aIoer.
BElGS-A ' Ncrrrk, ,trdena.; STAR ght, MATS
mora, .ior, Il iI'en': J-ciuc- BIe, French y
f"'C +. in'laFo, .spanirhl - domingo; hO,Al
tieuiLcy ? lWHA. nst,n1aH; SRI an Fling, Hhvar x
Ia. niuau, Ectcl'0.; H,thlde, HaiiN; salinas
r,-a, "a Re. @, Havana; chad" Al er Giacc iinyI
Sell lie rtt f.,tcu, ,, No!lie, Old Halbog; Dei-
phlu, GoraIyrs,
shannon, Elel'hcra; II Middleton.
Havana, Auth0n. h'DCr, Pot RoyA: flzi- ~ kIttS
NJ - hipllr, kWecI Island; tuOch MoOl,, 'aicN
-,aus, M lrlsl, GEORGETOWN \ 4 llAine, Citci,'-
town. u u Mafuc., r'urrc own; & : Watson, ftN
tee. Mon. oc; i lurfCc, Nowieiu, Aid, Na,hins.
tou fpl Hudsun, Sarah Noos'or, Ilsvo'th: liou III
zaucthpot ior 'o-on, Parn Elijah, h?ort fOi Bottom
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tcoNSnVsd nom fAs fsst paes.l
AssEMBLYxEH.

Yrrsr AseEsnIY DISTRICT.
y. sn1iv, Tom. AMI Mo-. Dvm............ 2o1s
Donovan, MOI Observation-Disclosures. 700
}. Sbp tqn, Re-. observation-disclosures. ........ lS
u. H,fniitsi, " Kcon.................. 30
SMITHS dem maj rri,y ...... .Sl9
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o, wages until h. pickles on the s.or. o. crcney

W VAsce unui Ee piCte5 on INC e1Orc o. SrVncy
\ Lent and other firms should lie Withdrawn.
Carried unsnimously. II was explained that the
object Of tbs resolution WAS simply to permit mcru
tiers TO have tlcr business done without being n.
trterci III. The men might refuse n work n
hey pleased. but the stores should not he WATCHED
(Arp Messrs Derby aud W-denacll rep irted
MAT Their men had offered to go to work uucon.
dtonsly, tut thcy ref sd 20 receive them back,
consequently their shops were not on . strike.
app. Adjourned.
Day GooDs CLkRKr EtEL1 CLOSING A~ooiA-
TO-, THIS body he'd Their usual weekly meeting
last evening Several now cmbers were ec"icd.
TIC Standing Committees reTorie isvorsbly, with
one insien acant exception. FOR the west side Of the
city The ScrctAry 10 ,hc wurkinguen's Cn!on
rcpor,ei that the Union hSl requested NJ. John
T.. ""o'irlh - resign, IN consequence 81 his hsy-
.As "r TIN letters tp candidates. as alleged. for
= hucsl oficc. Nj. Wuolruf hat accordingly re-
mgn'i. further rcr. II made, urging a
tunF' meet ns at m cary late, NJ tho CncTrr In.
suiIic, for The Iurf 90 " uscouutcuinen ~ kra
among The cal organ zstlous VI Jsisn rtlr.rt.
ei that the carpet AMI furniture clerks were still IN
o."r1ti ., amt rccc wing daily increases T. their
ETY.. Tho G-'c.rs and Re-, C'crk.' Ass1c'n,.ou,
h"wcvo', ws5 probably trokcn up. A resolution
was o,r,i g. instruct thc delegates l. The Mork-
yutp ~ ~ di- ountcusncug strikes among lpcAl
denominations, IS injurious To- wurSiu,,u.en gen.
orally, which MAS aI,ptoi almost unanimously
wcf1'c spoke e Tie D - character which the
Association Ua-o among the WORK .uymcr's Union,
lunsnuch ~ all tnclr delegates were cheers 81 that
hud.. Alcf etIt further hug Less Of y strictly
rouiine nature, the meeting adjourned.
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In y. Second Congressional n STREET, Bro klyn,
ruus G Bcrscu, Dcm.crlt, received 1854 votes,
40 : samuel D. MalloX, Republican, rcec we'd SOS
votes, Bcr-ol's majority, 41lG.
IN he Third Congress oual District Thomas
TAuon, Democrat, rece we'd ll,c5I votes, aud Jas
II mpareys, Republican, received ll,I26 votes
Humphreys majority, So.
Kt~Gs COUNTY Aa1EaBLYdEs.
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MAJORITY TABII

:2,5aj 54,al4 1912
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subordinate ofncers, he occupies twelve rooms On

-e ''A~e'" ~ NNP'
we hrH foor Three OF thoe rooms arc useu "
he sils aud - q the General ~ ohccs.
The central on. 5,vo,oi 20 M, personal use. .ni
- >, ii,
81 " Vs"fs arc roce''c4' An '"s i'oih Wv
.fAphlc apparatus Ia "a operation, 10y which the
General Is placed In diroot communication with
Wnshn ton and az. with every telegraph Office in
tho g,.,, Ar..t..ir b.. in ro,,s.spt atto,J.n,e Al
~ ,.. i., - ,A,.
INC uoo' oil sre'in 70 s''n' Ns''rs anu "'"O'
orIerl.cs arc at hnrd a. transmit orders 10
"a. diHcrsu, d.,ubrep,. Of t-oop, that are now IN
l,tv In ,N,. dc,.r,,,.,, yi.it,,s are ,i-no,, cone
N''i'. -YH''" an" slA me ''''-' Gu ''''e '''"B
bueiucstA othcrscau out 'frcudshipor animation
and Of course lsryc rf.t,rt on are .rnfcei slc-
i.,..,..,..,. ,..,,,., ..t',.,,,.,,t.,.,,,
=.
'1' ''' NV ''''
among Whon ~ TIE f,tAcr ~ TIC hucrIcan array
General Scott. TN.a,,riu,,ats Il .hc od veteran
.. t 49, a., m - ~ ... , .,....,,, &,
,,.,,, c,.....tn,,. ~. ,.,. cc.or,i,.,,.,
.
an hoHf ~ o'n'er''Hon on MONDAY lhc uu'h''s
~ 'he department Is conducted IN hor.H'hly
syseuu,c manner, aud V,.h -'rict military fr.
,t.,,
"'''o'' o' 'ihi ottaheo' 'A' ' "''N' '-'c' IT,
", rker. lis vic aud usug.icr are With tim At
III hotel. number Of prominent citizens are
fnssiry n,r,nuem,.t ,tras!t.tlc, dem, narration
." '''' '' '"' "'N'''''
| DEATH ~ riiE CUSTOM llOrsr.-Nr. FL
ward : II r-nan, Que ~ tho messengers In tie
warehouse department u tie Custom House, fell
dcai' n, about o'cipcE y,siorday afternoon, while
he Vas do~cnins a gu u f.G!rs. Coroner
Whey vii ia an INQUEST to-lay. NJ H'rs-
man. WHO resides at ~ 10 South 9Th s'rcci' VII
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Too Late for classification.

A REWARD OF $50 IF THE INDIAN
"A HERE bOCi,k fail, to describe disease and
tell his etcLu tls nature Of their coul lGIu't ~
ne-' shhout Icceivut any Information Iom t.e!a
Or MOTTO
W.u,e such Rain, q. have no strife
Win Na'U.e OF the Laws Of Late;
WITH tlood our hsadl n,vr, .tAa
No POISON men TO ease their pain
our Father whom all soodne- ia.
Provide h. m, an, g. cure ali lis
he simple lieI h- hen cAth uut feet
N ca used relieve our pAlrr eomp-sA~
A simple Herb snmpe Flower
Gu ed from the dewev Lee,
lu'se, the'- ,h,a pas -.'h touching power
ct change aud heal'h to lice
oH1cc, No. Isl Fulton etco,, H-ooklyn, room I'D
ttA.!s 40 ca \R't 'oI Consult ton or Auyrce 3Nl
4 LADY'S SATCUFL LOST-A IEATHTR
sHtchcl, coattn NJ Al GA -. Ia money an some
other atcc., ,uppl cd to lave con left in AT nyS
l Id On =, n ,,ar ms 81 S TO il, We. in r
MISSING-MlCIIAFL hIvLhGHAN HA3
vi been mi4iur since i.i.Hy, nov lih. be .ora
h'ck t'..t OF clothes, mn" sum rni llack nocsu>
with cub ant .,lr 4 'he lioNkon roliro. Any N.
inlil. NJ Ncl4os =, leA- j At llolokcu. 10
RLAp. - ANOTHER OF THOSE GRAND
or'''l ~ ~ h',s;@r OF ne tst'er
NcS No.k, hid u. N,,'Ia4d Hal, li2 East Ith
,tlect On Ntdncsla9 c"cuine, No 'emler 9th tho
h. MILHAIl, rrefllcut: IONS K. ftENY, Wee
lresdent; ihHtAs n,)S' .ANNON, Ecco.dins
y; nNNltL lctAEfiY corr .ohdnc Sec s' INV;
btKNak, SIN IN Aleasuier; OWEN y. AcGOw.
81 hi Ass N 5aoSE s La9. & lSnq l.
MhLhALa Cnmruian. 5si
TO TMLORS-WANTED A YOUNG MAN
az con sSfE "a ta,s "a nae store cai Tor day. At
WANTED TAIiORESSES TO WORK on
lusEeiiue; also one with machine, singer. No.
:. 10 sool hands good vases. Clll al lVA Peal It,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
CA RID
TO the Farmers or this County

Having had large trade with you in
the way Of Live Stock and produce,
and for the last year in the l,nc Of Dry
Goods, aud having large experience IN
general trad" would say ,hn, there Is II"
doubt, bu. You win make i TO your ID
terest to do your yeticial trad with MS.
Anything that we haze uoi wItg q!
ways be ready to order for you and no
char &c for trc nbe. w. have - motive
in dealing any other wav ba:honprablr
1t is our design 10 keep produce IS high
"a possible anl >c'l goods a. low as
cash viii bay them. Cal! and see iol
yourselves.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

Notice is hereby given, that on the loth
day Of October A. D. 1864, a the front d""'
Of the court house, in Toledo. fama uonnfy,
Iowa | will Offer for .alc and aell 10th high
est bidder Who bids the appraised value, The
North East quarter Of the South East quarter
Of secon No twenty two f22l township eighty
three (S3) north, Of ratge sixteen tlbl vert
Of the 9Th p. NJ, containing forty aces, &C
cording to government survey, and situated
in the County Of Tama and State of Iowa
TERN Of s,le cash 5r the pm chaser can
have ten yeas time IN two thirls of the pur-
ch,ss meme BY paying ten per cent interest
yegrly.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors,
David d Appelga'e.
Clerk
Angus. 10th 1851. v6na2ui
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Caution.

The pubic are cautioned against pprchas.
ing the following prpmis.orr notes tbs
condition upcn which they were L yen haV-
ing failed and no consideration received.
l Note. March 9th 1861
Payable to y. u Stevens vi, ialtare IN
breaking, At e2lpor acr. on or hefaee ti,e
ist ofsept SGT.
Noe March 9th 1850
Payable 10 = VI stev"n~ so IN hr"sk'rr Il
S.srer acre on or before the lstof &C. '~fi.
NOte-March lth 1861
PAYABLE 10 T.. Seemes or bearer 81 iail ~
in breaking a, S2l per acre on or before tie
lst of Sept 1s6l
Note Payable TO Roswell steve iatrl
some time in Anril 1861, and due 'lte follow
ing September for 500,
Toledo, Sept, LIST 1864.
RANSOM WHES
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
AUCTION SALE

The enhscriher will have An auction sale
at his residence two miles East Of Bucking-
ham, Tama Co Ioma, on
Saturday oct. LIST. 1864.
consisting Of the folio wing articles to-wit
l mare and colt, cows, 2 three year old
steers, stag four years odd yearlings, s
spring calves, hogs, ls shoats. | stirring
pillow and shovel plow, a new patent cult
vator, double aud single corn planters, drag
grain cradle, cross cut 4 hand saw. fam
ming mill, and variety Of other articles ;
also II l.2 acres Of standing com.
Sale to commence AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TERMS
S. AMI uuder cash down; on all larger
sumo. q credit Of one year, at ten per cent
with approved securi.y.
Sept. Is. 1864.
LIS. COPE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
ACARD 10 INvAL1Ds

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America ss Missionary, discovered y safe
aud simple remedy for che Cure Of Nervous
Weak ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Ur-
mary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by . desire to benefit the attlict-
cd and unfortunate, l will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Free Of Charge.
Please inclose stamped envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself.
.Address
JO3EPHT INMAN.
Station D, Bible HorsE,
Ncw Fork City.
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