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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
sAndnskI, Dayton aud CINCINNATI \. \



n and ahof November 10, lsgi, RpJ ~, -.
~ hou1e, fiuHonget and tfotHht Tg.,n. '"''UN
bAlloN, kYhg north, Ne iuilowsi W" '"'
0.1n a. NJ. through Freight aud A,m,n
OsIV WIN fhHHpngur Car htachnI
ln.tlfl A. NJ Mail tnun TOT sprbvuetd s.,
lOsOU ufbahh, bsllefuuiatnu, For,st Tsu.n'lalh,
,HhuPHhy' connecting VI Springfield vlti, iy"s ANd
hu'eyn anu Nulunhuh, arriving 10 Coinn,t.. -" ~
~ ~ ut,aeia WIN tiauffOr Columbian nj ~" =
iIhih on fittsbufK, ~. Wayne a Uhirpgn N'E
sa.', arriving IA trnstliiio NJ hifh = M htl p,u k"'nE
s."v /" ~ AlNyde WIN TrNu on Cleteiann. a i'',lt "a.
y " EoihH hNt, arriving "a Cleveland NJ, u''N'u
ipmlath ~ dHaOe M anu iiuitto NJ ana a -, ~" ~
n"sas AIuNlnRlh Toledo A. lNiU y NJ, I.trn,t :, "e,'t
W. NHlNHko ~ iVah u ~, and handunk \ ma 40 " va" 4"
IL. hiHht hApruea Tor apnnpu,It A.,
V.AA sue hPlltiu1utuiv, uunnoqunp a1 49,, .'u@'ih
y INn kolng last on l%itishufg, ~ Wayne sn'i' wy, WIZ
huNH' hiHNlnki u Nrohihhe nj O.i6 a IN. r,t,.t' 'h"fN 9
nl Soihk Vast, With Tram arir,inl IN w 'uuh ~ sat
Vel NJ hhd OhiuAgp VI lusiV " ht, al Vl,,L. lu,HlN'm
on NleNelhi'd. ana Toledo II. II, arrtvtnp hi p"nn l'nh
si'uh w. Dunhlfk NJ fiOO y M Rini h,iis1, -, '"N."Ad ~
rNunhes n%sndiishJ nj TAO ~. 'd" y ~
4 .llk y A. h%untHYiio A-uoammui.h..
tsVC DhJton 90 arrival " imam mr., 'oa'lhf
yeiMhg v hattld VI 800 T. nj, uris,nn nj ,Ns'a''huh't,
W., lalNlp NJ lla1 IA, litlluiunial1o ' ~
ani huntsville NJ i2iNA IA. ~ 'i"l Ia
uA tAotH lHtlin limo To MI points Nnfh
~ '~'h ~ had ~ the Ticket ufiuo IN una i ""'
aAhL W. KIM, uIktt AGENT. 'H'"" N"l"
rare always ~ low NJ by an, pu.,
" 'uivlulHuou r"lRiiVo W shipllnr I,'.I
49, ePiI5 attho IpuIahy's ftrigt,i lit,nsi y 'A'"
NJ 9, VlArr' Gon. Ticket Agent. '''"'"1ra'
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- HsTATHAanNrT

It u n u - n IFA I'm Il
No. 40 TniRD sTREEr. Al. JOHN H.. bTOPPEL-
MANR OFFlCH
uhNE u large amount Of property for falo, such
M houses amt lalR, IN ail paTta Of the city, at vRUis
gu prieoa. mngihH fibnt Gntrhuuslred 10 ten l,otntnl
dollars, Un good pAytnanls, and well s%iinAfed; aud
any quantity Of yaaAnt lots Tor sale Also, Hrvcrai
farIuH lor Hala, ranging nom uns hundred aud riSty
aer"r down 10 aiwo acre. 10, RoOoining Inc city aph IN
the county.
Those having property for sale, aud those wanting
10 Luy, will 10 we'll To cnli on me, ~ shall give
prompt nilsntion laAll hnslaesA Salrnaiad lo m yenra.
! hnys Ind considerable onporienec IN tho huHiness.
jASdlm fTf9AsE MCCLURE
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Tho Female Union spy.-Wo aponI a

L"WLL
The Female Union spy.-wc spent a
bout an hoor at Huston Hall, last night, be
holding aud hearing Miss Pauline Cushmnu
& Co, and found the "entorlSiament" fully n,
agreeable IA we had anticipated. Female
Union Spies, Il mqat DO rom9mheted, arc poi
TO bo Becn evety day-bapccihly with Ancf 4
history As PAulino's. Captured, tried, con
domned, sentenced, and finally rescued from
tho java Of denth-ia n story That but few
young lady'a can bo found to relate, aud WHOM
n heroine comes TO Huston Hall with no rare
an experience, n quarter spent to crafty en-.
riosity, il not n bad Investment, Miss. Pau.
line Ia possessed Of considerable beauty, aud
has not not neglected tho charming emhel.
Bshmont Of graceful behavior. Sho cannot
aiae 80 swoetly IA Mrs. Emma Nichols, il II
true, but Mrs. Nichols, on the other hand,
will not compare with her rs q Union scout,
&c. We wont TO see tho '%scont, not TO
hear hor sing-and our only disappointment
was in failing TO realize our idea Of n hero.
inc in tho representative. There was mother
tho dash of domeRnor, NOR tho daSndevil Of
expression that We expected To sec, in Maj
Pauline. We did not larry to hear hor nar.
rntivo. Not forgetting Mons. Tosso and his
violip-nor intending to be inyidious in our
comments, either--wo ara d%ispoaod tn remark
that ho and 1t, are ut leoat es attractive Ms
the Major and her song.
Orowbars.-A couple Of men pounded
zach other qpHe vlgof@hly last night down
Mt the freight depot, Tho "causo Of tho war
we understand, was n crow bar. We hope
tho city authorities will issuo a 'prpclama'
ton" against crow bars, mud have them "pul
out Of the way" The peace Of society do.
mands that they be- tolerated no longer.
Funeral Notice. Corporal Eugene NJ
Thomas-2d Ohio ARTILLERY, Capt, poaso'a
Co-who died NJ Camp Nelson on the 27th
of January, and whoso remains arrived to.
day, will be buried tomorrow, from tho resi-
denco oil his mother, 2is Main A. Plaoo2o
i~ntermont, Woodland Cemetery.
Book Bindery-ln BcokerS Building over
tho Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud nj
cheapest rates, such MS Blank Books, Maya.
zines, Nc. Ruling done 10 order, Remember
the place, Room No. %, Beckcls Baildins.
Nv local. H. W, MEYER.
N~ice--Ths R1antiomoft tho ladieH IL ealled
TO u salo Of Bonnots, Hats, etc, which will
tAks place on Thursday morning next, at
Huber 4 Sons Auction Room, They viii DO
on exhibition "Wednesday afternoon,
shthAt
House for Rent on Scar St., aud a farm
for rontir snbs bdloS OcuImyiua Cali at
WIN Walkers Clothing Sloro, Third ~.
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Notification would hereby notify
those who have goods pawHcd with me, whose
time has expired, to call aud redeem their
goods or they will he sold on Saturday Febru.
AIRY 18th, nj public sale.
II. KLINE, Phillips House.
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IIIIHOIh UenlrAl RaIIrOna.


""W VI TTML.
lN4nuH amer Monday, Rovomior la. lsoi r...
aua LEAVE NATION. """'
.@ng NORM, no y M aud IiiOO n M.
e"nh South, dlbGh ~ and Nm =, ~
ou LEAVE pARA' "
n"hN North, GlOOH IA and ga0n ~
aohtht 1880 a "a aud 7Iab ~
non W. " JOHNSON, Uen' IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

The Good Work Mics Rosr KsLiy
paid over to j, A. WArrrG, to day, thirty dol
lara, which abe raised in ono schpol district
Va NAdriyct ir Tor tho NlIndigham fund.
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:IforSalF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE.

AllmlNinlh Wv IA u
VNnE personal property belonging TO. tho oBtato d
II II, ". Ayfes, deiehHAh, dhuainlab 81 NEffH II
Ono Rlaok Mare, #iI Oh0 RDrrei ociding,
tue Carriage, Ono rfoitng Buggy,
uno spring Wagon, Ono one, horse fstm wagon
one cart, Ono Nloight
natnoua, Plow, Oultivaior, Harrow and other prop,
CITY, will be- sold vi public veuduc, ~ tho late roni'
donrs NJ IN, decreased, on Well Orpek Tutnpikc,ono
mite west ~ Dayton, GU
SATURDAY, THk Gru DAY or FEBRUARY,
Commencing NJ ten o'ciuek In the forenoon, and will
continue nom day 70 dRy thereafter uii The property
~ MI sold. I.|
A rtoditnf nine months will he gwen whom tho
amount purchased exceeds three dollars,
inthdaWtH EOR0E 2. HuiEt, Admir-.
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Rating SalOOn and Restaurant

Eonnery Owned BY MT v. Fnas, southeast oomar 81
Whh and Lndiou, shsrc hs Niiibe ahio NJ M times TO
supply them with thh lsat ghs hnarteth anoBl.
oihfg ~ served uptn the beet uHnnsr, and on
short nohcs. aus
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1ausic.

STRING MUSIC.
AN prcpsfed 10 furnish string Music f~r balls,
rhtteH, a., nj tho lowest possible mleR, Having
played With Prot FWrinld 'lunnN the hast s%pnnner,
! FEEL e%bnhtent thhtt can satisfy NJ hA hll cnslnui
era, an n memlor of the Rogimontai Hand, aud
ran hlrnish any number ~ plprCH lUr u string haui
Al orders lou with Charles Thcoladd, cornrr Thiui
aud Joe"raon stfe"tH, under Huston HAIL, vii ID"
promptly attended to-
deiA,lam DANIEL n. RAEER.
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aDrnsIons.
JUsTUs d. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor ut Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON CITY, y. o.,
lDcnslons.

wy ~ ~ ~
Aud ali other CLAIMS heioro the Executive popart.
msntH mud In the Court of Chains.
Rntrfs tor Hons. II, NJ. kicai NJ. ". Latham NJ, X.
Wilkinhon, United States SENATORS; J.B BLACK; X, NJ.
Htanton, Secretary OF War William Kellogg. schuyler
CuliANi J., ", FOuko, Members " COngrNHH, Colonel
u..N, Ewing, Of %lndlann, aud others.
Tho hndrrrtgnod desires Ia inform persona having
lonAnll1 ngainHt tho Government ofiho tnitoiHtatcH
that ho w prepared Ia prosecute tioir clntua with
promJdurHr aud on reasonable terms. His pnctirnl
knoNlddpo at MI tho details oT the military HuFtiro ri
The United STATES, giyCH HIM great hulttcH tor tho
speedy adjustment aud collection OF every description
pENgI0Ns.
Al Igrsons who entered Tho military service hnor
March 2 1851, aud are disabled by wounds Dr disease
IRE entitled 10 pensions.
Widows uf soldlorH Nho are killed, or do hofn q or
Aii"r th"ir d,HrhnrRa, ffom wounds received, or ,is,
ease p'hlfnut dNhile IN service, ARC entitled 30 Tou
" NO widow then uNo children, under aiSlcen yeaFa
0l ngr, ne puUlWl IN upnHlnuH.
" No widow nor ciuliupu, theu tho mpiheT,f wholly
orin part dependent ON doqHAhrd iur support
lfl ro mother, ihcn the HHiCfr Of deUOnHod, under
n,staen Year, oi age, u wlplly or Ia rafi dpp"udonl
'To6NTiis.
RuuntN
lAilNhp arr Discharged, by rcason of wounds 70.
ceited 10 iaitlt, afo oniitlFd 10 bounty,
hntfnticH nnd arrears NJ ray due degrased soldiers
are pad ~ iolQNr. first, Ia hH widow SECOND, " no
widow, to hiHclAlhrpn3 H
u " no died Unmarried fired, ia Ealhar: SECOND, II no
father 10 lnothefi third, " NO father nurmnther, then
70 his '%rolhcrs aud HiHi"rH' Artenrp Of pay gors 10
JOIN II. sT0PPELMAH, Esq., Dsyinn, Monlqon.
cry county, ohio, ~ my anthhfiked h~kaotlnte Appii.
cations prepared hnd ior~nrdtd by lin, viii roanivc
PROMPT attention. 81 osihdu
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II Q II s A u E

OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY a mod.
orn huilt brick house, with AN acra ot ground, Tile
house contains eleven large rpninH, with the %ppfohrA,
good nialdf, cnfahpa Hnd wo1d liouHrr, good Ciatetn
sud Welt also tue trait AZ " the prelniHsg, aro ~
good Ufdpf, anu ~ cue ~ thA hcHt lahlt houses liz tho
Vity, rluiatsJ on pMk Hfoat, IA the city of Layton.
Also, for sale, HiA and upc.lhiul aeTca Oi luld, nj.
Joining Interpretations 81 Dayton, fenced IN aud reAiy
Tor cultivation, ritl ntod EAST ~ TIN city.
ia2G tH JAMES y. DONALDSON.
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BHIIIm0rc ana Ohio RAILROAD.

Aa ~ w a ssjsssuga 1-gRaasais5
Il ,n ~ SAiloNA kotrfA.- Tentn.l,. a, e..
SSns'kV Nnh hbunloto an the Eaat, NH AZ "N.'
a n%1tpt ~ dAIAerslgrg ON the West. si " W9'"IlY'
point. a IGc MAI sa na, st.ainers, Sc, Tor aud non, 1 4
.sif ltnns i'nlly Tor All Tho East.r,, ,1uus'
Le.yk ' ~ w. we onlJ toute 10 WAstnugtoa ~. -
and AIN a.aNuloIe a. $50, TltU aud iu1iU a p,. 80
L,n,, NJ, wy ooln''ayh AZ fi3u and TtO ~ M, ~
,,Ht mA7luhgloh ~ tuu, 7tIu anI A " We Cub
ihrpbgi, All aT.i,al at $50 aud 8 . ~ oni,. W. '"'
va Washington Cii atan a.i,i,t,ogaI ''hvan 10" ptoou,,d
ln",ito sii"ih euui Uvls lev ns 10 aus .,,1s,
a1anJ 81 the principal ilnIh xxi oTt,al uh'o .hurfuaa,
q AuLtiNAh, den, Wr"i.mr.' 49,
W, p!suff1Ii "a, VIZ Srn. Iiokst AE't s'
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Dayton, Aenla aud COIambus KnlIro,a

TuUnlItL -
't"N" ,"ll ltninH Easi. Wa L..i.,,L,-
u'+b iium Dayton tu ali E,-,"'""''hH IhiutgU
kn,i -. iINly Iin'hH kHst, lo,,in p i",tan
aud C.lb,bTtF,T ,'Nsh hAPrnsHiY 5aa nj In 7, 700
!" ~ ~ :" = la Hhd London. Accom-, ''Ss" ,lalhs
.oln,lS,l =" "' ~hJ "iHuoGs bOtwnon i~,i.n .. '
mt,b,i,,,. !" layton nigbt cturos. 4 "a m
ptefr tagp, "a. W." va" ''"anhaL las ia
,er u'Af ihJtGi ann. "'"''sh'ch IN 2 minutes a..
eai,ns Ss "a evs","can be- had Tor all kaatntn ,,t...
~ W. NnhDN a .tn, subet,,t..
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Railroads.
Dayton 4 Western Railroad.
~ g " lRgEIRAWpaNuWa


ON AMI aler Monday noSt tn,ina on me lndai
" Central VIII leave The Onion Depot, Hath street
atHlbb am aud abu y M.
haulmipB, gill Rluyp NJ ITO y IN eLd H.Oa u IA.
flo 500 a ~, aud ltup ~, express trRNs MAJ
CLOSE nonnectiUnst TO MI points IN the Wont and IOuil
and aU1 m train ~ the shortest amt auek ast rus,
IL uhtcaKp and tho NorhwuHt,
nnif ~ W, WOODWARD, superintendent.
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Agr,tcp.
JAmEs ". DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

No. 10 MAIN ~, OVER }, v. EIHARB srORE
OFFER my Hery'crr 70 tls c,tiEons Of Dayton and
the pulllu IN general ~ M ngnni for lls bnyiug,
selling aud renting Of Heal Estate. MY clnfgeH vii
Le low, aud lJ prompt attention respectfully nnlirit u
share II patronage ~ my limo OF biisineHA Lateral
advances viii hs nmln on property let with mo er
sale, n required.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

and hitut Sunday, Nov 10, iSGa, trains M
l"aNv uhinh Depot, hiSth street, tot Tuiptu 49,
MI lnlonncdintu points M follows
Toledo and Vbimgo Mail ~ lu.OU a m,
Chicago and Detroit hiHht Eaprsgaa I'M HUanu
nol1 r. N, AHuEMAkFR. anrorint.,tn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

A YorSG HERo.- 4 gentleman,
while passing through street Inhabited
by poor people in New York, heard an
infantile voice from basement crying
"Help! Helpw lie rushed in and found
a little FIVE year old boy holding bed
blanket around his little sister, years.
younger, who had caught her clothes on.
fire ard the little hero had succeeded
in exsinguishing the flames. The boy,
in answer to the inquiry why he :"
wrapped the bed blanket around bis
sisters burning clothes, said his ma.
had told him that was the best wsy -
pu, out the fire !; and as to why he hal.
lowed Help. Help" that ne was.
afraid he could not succeed, Az wan
ted some one to help him. He was
tL-n asked Why he a.5 not leave MS
sister ALL. go into the street az. cry -
help. lie answered, with lears III .il~
ewes, and fixed determination Of coun-
;enance, mo, l never wonll have lett
her. she wss my sister. Had she
burned up, | would have burned too
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

ses proved correct; for in few mo.
ments, after this conversation, bright
glaring torch was seen in the distance,
a loud voice called to us, which we re.
cogn;zed as that Of her father. 1shouted
in return, and soon reached the spot,
his countenance pale with fear mud
anxiety. When he saw the dead bodies
OF the wolves and the wounded position
Of bis daughter, he sprang from his
reecking horse, and fsaBticaily asked an
explanation, which gave him aSof1ely
as possible, then obedlent TO her earnest
request, we constructed rude bed,
lald her carefully npon it, and proceed
ed sadly and slowly home~ard.
1t j. useless to describe the agony Of
the mother when she heheil the pale
features and bleeding form Of her
daughter, and it was only with Mars
pathetic enreaties. that she became
calm and to some exteus reconciied.
We administered to her with tender
.,ess and devotion, every cofnscr; that
lay in our power, and lsborcd hard to
prevent the coming OF the 'iread mes
senger", but in vain. Fer hopes which
had been crushed in this world, were
now firmly fixed on God and Heaven.
and to enjoy eternal happiness there.
was her only desire.
She fingered with US but three days,
when bidding an atfectlonate adieu to-
her bera.ed parents her gentle spirit,
left US FOR another ard better world.
After their daughters death, my
sorrow stricken friends left for their
native State, and / never have had the
pleasure Of hearing from them SINCE
Just before her death she gave ne this
little gift as dying memcnto, and
which ! have kept sacred to this day.
The stranger paused, and as his;
listeners gathered around him, he exhi-
bited long, silken curl, neatly enclosed
in small box. Many were the tears
which tr.cklel down their sun burnt
cheeks as they examined the golden
ringlet aud many were the expressions
of sympathy which they expressed, as
they thought Of her i'll fated desth,
while the "Midnleht Ride was often
repeated to willing listeners around
that old hearth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

It is with lively sense Of gratitude.
that the undersigned would hereby ten-
der their grateful acknowledgements,
and thanks, 10 the people Of West Union
and vicinity, for the very muniecent do.
nation made them at the United States
House, on Thursday evening, last. The.
large number in attendance on the oc
casion, ana the general good feeling and
pleasure manifested by ALL, (may they
live long and enjoy many snch) were IN
keeping with the place and occasion.
The amount donated was $l35.
We also feel under obligations to Mr.
Adams. the gentlemenl, proprietor OF
the United States House, for the use Of
his rooms and the coE.tosy and yaiua-
Die service rendered by his an,able
lady, on the occasion.-F yette ca.
Pioneer.
II. s c. NJ SW EARINGEN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
consisting Ct forty four acres, oil under ini-
proycmcnt and well fenced, having good
house eighty rods of living fence and ycung
orchard upon it.
It is situated one mile aud half from
Toledo and one mile from the railroad station
Upon two sides of the farm lies nnimproved
land making range for cattle 1t can also
DC purchased. Terms very low for cash.
Enquire of him lat Toledo
y5n4l ca EUTTEEREiT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
DIR. y. *. WIER.

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi
zens Of Toledo and vcinity, that he is perma-
nen,ly located in this place, offers his services
as A Practitioner of the German, French Span
ish mole OF medical treatment, so successfully
practieed Of late in France, Spain and -imerica
lie not only asccrtains the nature of disease
as formerly practicea BY physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living 1T a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him a clear vial full Of their moning
urine, from which the disease will re ascer
taiaed. Female complaints in all thir various
forms treate.e carefully and confden;ially.
will attend tosN caHs promptly. Residence
and Office North Wesr of the public square.
j.. X. WIER'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

I
aud whom 7 s,o,e n ber ,,a co,or on
bor ,beol aeenaned ard noticed also
,ho ;,tero.t sho manifested to c,,tr;.
bn,e - ha,n;ncss when 7 ,;sc ~.
cred The l;,,ht IN which sIarv REGARDED
mo. was 1.e,lv from, I'D for I c,ula
not enconraoe the love which had
,,;n,on,;o,a1,,, o,ra,.anaa - ,,or ,,aso,u
, r,i H.. I,
hou ahoro, ~, -. , ,a.;
,.t,,o was a,,.;3 .h,t ,.,.n ~
,.,,
mon, !, w,,,, lf;.l, ,la h.,.,;nas. !.
Ia, ,;,, -
| .Ifl, :, mo d,,,v 40, =, r;,ro,,,,,;.
"a hor o,a ho. ,,a.f ,,,.,
;a ..1,
"a ,,.,oo =, N,r,, I,or e,ao - :,
,oas, cr;,,so, 8 : ,,nn,.,, .,l ,h.,,
. jcoaI,, ,.,e,.ss co,.o o,or !. h..
h.rls trom,lcd y;o,o,.iv &c s,a la;,
.s;ao h.r r,,, "a ,,ol;n
,,;n,,o .x.n.e -, ,,,e roo,, H.,
,h. hnnr ,hera w,s ohan,,. !, ~
.,naora,,.a, s.,,,oa so1,oss .oo,,.,
~ h,pr around her IL. s.,,lo,, sn;,ea
o,dI fro,ron,,, ,bsor,aa ,r,.o, af
cess;yo ween;na
"The family bad an intimate &c.
ouaintance who resided some ,wely,
miles distant. lis residence heinr near
the lire Of settlement A portion OF
! the house was t,evotr,, 10 the bu.ines.
| Of a post office. ans, Mary Frequently
rode over and obtained whatever mal
there mich, be. SPENDING The n;.h,
with her fiends. Her father a. this
tine was expcctinr 4 letter If some
Importance which he f,l, anxious -.
receive. and liz ,roposei that Mary
,hnnld make th. Journey md ,scer.a;,
If il had ye, arrived. This prors;tion
beinr made in ~, presence ,ff, f,re1
10 accompany hrr honirc IT The sam,
time tia, SIC wo,,; refuse il Bat T.
my surp.ise. slr. care.,v aecon,al il
ana i, vas arransel that We should ,}a
par, the NEXT ,lav. If the weather sra,,a ]
nrov, favorable
"The mora;,a. dsvnal clear and
.han she had f.r some time nreviaus
and nann.;pr our sn;r;.al horses
we proceeded on o,r ,,urnev ".
reached oar destination in due time
and were received with great kin,snes.
anu hospitality. The expected letter
lad arrived. arl also one FIR r,v.el,
which c,aaleuei orr hearts. an3 ".
snent merry oyen;n,. The neyt .,y
however. broke in dark anl stara,v
which nreven.el onr ant;,.;n,ta1 aa,ar
tere brt towards eyeainr tic heavy
clouds sorerated. the llne skv was
aos;n seen. ana BRIGHT stars c,i>,epel
IN The heavens renl.rino ,le air cool,
and ,,,,;ahtfu, Mary n.onose,,,
re,nru home un,;,r he shadow If n;.vb,
t,,,;ne los, her nar.nts ,o;si, foo, any
ions tor her safety # >ha remained ian
rer Her friends aus; rys.lf remon.
s,r..ea oaain.t thn nro,,s;,;on lpow;..,
yell tho dancer Of sprh an nn,ertal:;n,
M 10 ,a,,,., ia, II, of,a, ,as,s1
Ia aoa,,oss or ,or horse ..a ;f !,
o,or...,., l,,ow 80 !, use,wo s,,,u
,;s,n,s Win Which she was ar,,,.3 7,
,,.s ,a.,, .;,o hnro.oI .ons,n.o, -
III, ,ro,..l p,,t ~, - H.. ,o;l
~ a,a,;,a .,aone,,,, ;,,, ,;..h, wa ha.l,
alien !, or lin,, friend. and ha,;ng
seen ,h,, our weanons were n = n,oner
,,a,,;a, wa ,,,,,,.ai ,,r ha,.as ana
o,;,,e3 hv ,ha clear fun moon com
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
W.. Es. MILLER M. ID.
Toledo Iowa,

Toledo Iowa,
Offers his professional services to the citi-
zcns OF Tama County in the practice Of Med
icine, Operative Surgery Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the treatment Of Western Diseases in Iowa and
ana expects. by strict attention to his profes
sion, TO merit share of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Il. s. C. NJ SMEARINGEN

Mrs. Par.ington says that because
dancing girls are stars, It IS no eason
tha, they should be reguarded as Leay.
enly bodies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Aattornrps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
q. Ii. gE2UBL-


ATTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR At LAW,
TOLEDO, TAMA Co., - Iowa.
Allsinds Of law and 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 and 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 deccas-
ell soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim is collected.
G. r. STRUBLE.
vi-n33-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
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