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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 81 SUPPLEMENT.

sssn 70 nssd smpus ssA; char,s. case. en- ns soos
Hubert Opaerbecx, l3th Ind, grim; Robert lsenbers,
H,n Pa, 'en breast; wn. ". Kenny, lslh lad gro'n;
s7sh Pa, right snooder and hip Cyrus cshmsa. ssh
Henry kerr, sfsh R-, sg; Henry Iud. S7th Pa hand
rissa ss9 Ess Ham. 4sh N. a. foot james FAn. lsh
Ind thigh Corporal Jacksoa Crumrine e6tb ~ should
Or john korsi. S6sh Pa hand, Joseph Gallagher,
iss; oospor.i J. <. psircs. % Oh Ne. I hssa''
cnas. Z kNs, 40,h Mase arm John W. Dinsmore. 9th
Ms. lett arm. Corn. VIM NJ Call ugh, 65ih Pa. IN gh
Je emiah Ran ton 9Th Me- snigh; serg George Perry,
sth Me- lei es, samuel Aarsh 07h Pa, foot; 0tto
Bshrends 5oin Pa { OF; Corp. George T. Dudley, sth
Me-, thllh. II Pratt 9Th Ob,o bath snigns; john H.
Ackle. 9th Me- shoulder and hand, j. whida, e7th
Ohio, head Corp Roilsy A. Hal vey, 89th N r. ley,
Edward CALDWELL 10th Mass, thizh, Ssrgt. Mia Em>
sinh ohio, arm aud side; D. Cherry, 67th Ohio,
back ssrgt. Dsnei +. Sanford. seth N. Y, groin
Samuel G. Horn. 9th Me-. shoulder, Geo. y. Roberts.
sth Me-, leg; Joshua N. Dinsmore 9Th Me-, eft arm;
Henry Handwork. 9th Pa, small back Alexander
Tmmons 143d N. Y shoulder: Harden benson, 9th Me-
both aSmsi j. Crockett. oth Mo- raht bre ct; Chas
SayeP, A2d New York, arm ma shoulder, Farrell,
s7sh Pa saoe AID both es Jacob pute 9th Pa bead:
John Macselroy 9th Pa leg Odery Sergeant Ososr r.
Mich las 9th Ohio, right knee Fernando Baker 142d
New York, hp Robert Babe, 9nh Pa, foot amp; Fred
Bago, Sth Manc. hip; John Goodwin, o. Pa, thigh
Richard Fenecy 9th Pa. Leg Morton Pretsman, 9th
Pa thigh Augustus r. Couant. 9Th Me-. amp. Ruel
Smith, 9Th Me- neck; Wm Blue, 18th Ind, lett knee;
Sergeant Joseph g. Walton, 9th Pa, hand; Alex. G.
McCune. 97th Pa, hip.
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insed a,terd tee foseral from bis late residence
No. 33S Hudson street. this Iuesdayl afternoon. a.
o'c -
srKoHx.sn-on soodav morning, NAV 50, suddenly,
August nsAonnnu, aged a. years, II months and ~
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
msmssrs Of tho United Rronerho ID Lodge, A. M.
SS0 are respeUuy invited 10 attend the funeral with
urrner from ms late residence 13S Liberty
street, on Wednesday afternoon, a. two o'clork.
eruaoa a-Killed In battle. on Tuesday. Nay 10, ~
Spottsyivan:a, Virginia, Lieutenant EnwARp SruRos,
Twentieth regiment Massachusetts vounteers Second
CORPS Army o tas Potomac aged years and months
30, o' hussell Sinrgis. ESQ.,, Of this CITY.
szk -ou Snnd morning. May 30 afeer short Illness,
JAMS -, aged ~ years.
me iri.nts acau OF the family resnect
tuy invited 70 attend the funeral from his ate residence
NO l,t Monssomsry street. this tuesday, afternoon at
TeH-son -on Sunday morning, May 20. .JAxm Toxrsos,
OF New YORK oity. and hte OF San Francisco.
,es.ves and friends Of the family are respectfuly
from the residence Of his brother Thoms Tomoson, No.
- Ssoaa avenue snis tuesday, sftsrnoon At hapass
San Frnacisco papers please o,py
TouHY.-On Monday. Nav 80, at his residence, Of
wounds received at the battle or the Wilderness MAJOR
tn MAS rouHY, OF the sxty-third regiment New York
state volunteere, Irish Brssads, aged 81 years..
morning, at ton o'clock
wmaHr On monday, May 50, THoxAs, only and be-
loved son Of William and Margaret Wright, aged month
me remains win be inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
rom tne residence On MS parents No. caroline street.
TINS (Tt06dAy) AFTERNOON, az O'Clock. friends
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
wATsoH.-At Emira, on Saturday, May %. Captain
0soRcH r. WArsoN Of the Ono Hudred and Eishteth re-
gmsns, 1ats Adutant Of the Twslfth New York volun
t0ora
the relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the house OF his sister, 1sO
Bloomfield street. Hoboken this Tuesday, afternoon
three O'Clock
wRNCa.-ln BROOKLYN. on Sunday, May 20, rHos D.
WRMe1 formerly Of Little Clacton Essex England aged
Il wears, months and II days
The relatives and friends Of the family are rospecssuly
invited attend the funeral without further invitation
from 40 Cheever place, South Brooklyn, Wednesday
afternoon, at three O'Clock
Essex and suffolk England, papers please copy
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAszyoRD-LzwxHBmo,--On Monday, May 20, q the
residence Of tho Rev. J. Bowling. No Ashland place,
Mr.. hsSRy T. BAsronD 70 Ass EIzAxoR LBwHsBnR0, al
OF this city
CoRrxIYou-JnKMs SIN Sunday, May %. by Rev.
James A. Millet, WnLIAM a. CORrKLY0u 70 Miss JANE A.
JENKINS, all OF this city
KBAII-TAyIoR lin Jersey City. on Saturday, May 49,
BY the Rev 2. Van Ciesf. D. s. KnsA Jr OF Jersey
William Taylor, Esq., q Port Leyden Lewis county.
NY.
ruoUy-FALvlY.-In Yorkville, on Thursday evening,
May 26 ct the residshoe OF the brides parents BY
Aaady, 1RANcas J. TUoxsY to SARAH O., daughter Of
John Faivsy, Esq
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Ry.o., ,ous spa,y, 'Cn,r.sa 'ssr. Peter ars. yosn
Russell Johs Banisy, John slanhope F. Ssrgeants 'on-
way and Gsrmsn. oornorA Horny Mcunrk, D,nie Brad
lev, Jamee MCCOY. cnavles ORsisy Nicholas Dooavan,
rhonss ecvrsy, psastss wAleh oAs Hart. ~, o'vre,
Nhrhaei P'dgssa, Edward NOLAN, ywha Harr,spn David
Dolsa. ssvgesss 6ersss HnissD, Aaas Reilly. Jcs~yh
q kosy. ntrsck Ssssvau, Alex. DosA. Alsx Kcs~V~N
O~ea MoDnash Pes Nc Ar4 s0an ia Ian. Ssruesnl
rsssr esllivaa. CerpwT W. = assdar, r J. Cevsnasb.
A; James Huksv, n: william o. Msy, Grace, o. John
Field. John O'Rorke Passck sbeAhsu y: Pa Onroy,
N. Gorocu Jer Aimshle, O. John Stanton, K-Total IL
S'ns nsah Nsp Yort-KrLd-Th m ~ Rypn, A; Bar
Wonn' d-Coaonei Mathew NurphS. oomm ,ndins tseion
lsn arm; vtrst Lieut.. Msrtn Rslsy, tcom'nsnd na
ceApAnv), lest side: seoood Lient J. navry, r, hon
wrist; siowev. O. arm; VIM Kelly, o. thish r. Aan.
10y, o. CORPORAL Rrsorlv, r, lefs arn r. Rarussen
r. thumb john Reilly r. Ian hand; Mathew DORSEY y,
leg VIM wcaahon y ripht arm; ss-esant nennis Col
lina, H, right hand; james Connolly r. bead Michse
Durina n right hsrd Fret sergeant Iohn Gallagher l.
RICH. Veg; Sergeant Ionn Mcanry l. isr leg Corporal
cos ao Rsisy J. fo, ~ James .s sa R..s ls
n. Isfs side;J 0anny ~ IN finger: Thomas Oc0ner H.
len hsnd Assss~s-Hy. Robinson: =; Peter rrvhe, y
Joha Carroll, n ODrpcraa VIM Ailey, !; Frederick
Ows Hs,~druM an6 ssvenstA Nao York-KUv<d-
serss John 0'CsIl, A: John Jones, A. Thos Nichols,
Lncisn D,rean. A: "a Lieut. Jno 8 FtmGurice, b;
Patrick Mcdonald, B; Roger Rooney d John Murphy I,
ssrst jobs p Phalos. wosndh-1st usut Thomas
Free b. Michael Mahoney, b; John N Peters B; Lieu.
p r Dunns. D.; Michael NcE7aic, d; John Woods, NJ;
Barnsy csyls, D; Corp Thos H-E Corp John Collins. e.
Bsnj Ebbxt, z; James Ambls. +: corp Thomas Powers
Patrick Lynch, K, Maurice Piegott X. Niuina-Jamss
Wall. z; Owen German, r; John Nugeut, O. Corp Thos
Kelly. II: James nsughertys D; John Katson, Owen
Rsynosls, thomas Kehos, 3; - Bayisss, K.
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9ur AG1@ .eor 1Liiszr5CA gIGx.
c,E rev ttp-wtft akEiv"Nf1G lua rsnsor
.stD ~ 80 a.s t.s .iasaf - avtrtt-ls sttnst
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MCCLELLAN EOUS.


7,HH GOVERNMENT LOAN OF S2o0oOo0oe
This Loan Ia authorized bv Ac. Of Congress Of March
1854 which provides for its REDEMPTION IN COIN -
any period not than or moro than forty years
from its date at the pleasure Of the government,
Un s redemption per cen, in,sres. to be paid
semLannually IN COIN. .Csn
Subscriptions to the loan by the National
Banks in United stat notes in such
funds arc taken by them on deposit a. PAR
Is exemption or Local Taxation aads from one
to three per cent per annum 70 its value.
The rate Of interest this oan although bu. Ave per
con much greater in currency a. the difference
between the market value of currency and gold.
As rule the i've per specs securities of all solvent
always par or above and currency now
funded in the National will face in gold
besides payinga regular and bersl percentage to the
holder
The authorized amount Of this loan is Two Hundred
Million Dollars The amount Of subscriptions reported to
the Treasury Washington, during April and May, has
been over
ssoomooa It-
Subs rlpsion will received BY the Treasurer OF the
United States At Washington the Assistant
at New York, Boston and PhIlsdelphIa and by tho
First National Bank of New York, No Wall stree.
Second National Bank OF New York, Twenty third stree.
and Broadway.
Fourth National Ba.k of New York, Pine street.
Fifth National Bank OF New York sss Third avenue.
Sixth National Bank Of Now York. Sixth avenue and
Broadway
Ninth National Bank Of New York :ss Broadway
Tenth Na,iona, Bank of New York. 24o Broadway.
Central National Bank OF New York, II Duane street.
National Exchange Bank Of New York. iss Greenwich
AND BIT ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositarcs Or public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tho country agents OF the National
Depo,ary Banks, VIII furnish further information on ap
plication aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRrBERs
(,oREs BUNIoNs. RAD NAILS TENDRR FEET &C.
dist s sow svr rq ~ Or RcR 0Sr.po
cures corns bunions &c by mail, so CENTS.
Save YOUR MoNEy.mmTHoxAs R AGNEw THE
Of aai Msrsss ',rse now .eus Teas COZ
fees Flour Wines. slsar Mossss. syruo, aud
dealer ss in the United rs one house Whole
areenwich and Murray streets. - s
. POLITICAL.
EsxssS sp SsR ovMo M.es
l1sel on IN Msnaay EVENING May 80 ss purssan, 70 the
Nc asss If sss
''e'''a Hb%as6 81 ~ e"s.'ai ersSi Sss5 On 'ss'-
IoHN IoHk T. gEKY gEkYyrnv
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Casuoities in the First Long Island
Regiment.

Enclosed forward you list OF killed wounded and
missing In the First Long Island regiment Now York
State Volunteers BY publishing the you viii un.
doubtedy greatly obge the friend. and relatives of the
members OF this regiment. Very respectfully yours
u llOT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

-. On Saturday evening next, at
! O'Clock, at the Court House there
viii DO a public meeting held to consid.
.r the propriety OF authorizing and
sending an agent to the Southern STATES
to enlist cclored persons, to fill the
quota Of Tama County ON the last call.
Turn ont everybody. by many citi.
sens.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
sAERlFF'S SALE. ,

~su - W.T. .-
State Of Iowa, lss; : In the Dist. Court
Tama County o. lama 20.
Hugh Downey
John Zehrung
BY virtue Of a special execution dated the
l4th day Of July A. d. 1864, to me d-
rec.ed, issued cut of the office of he Clerk OF
the District curt of Tama County, State Of
Iowa, in favor Of Hugh nowney and against
John Zshrung on = judgement rendered by
sail court ut the February term thereof, AID
1864 against the said John Zehrung 4 de-
cree Of foreclosure against said John Zehrung
wherein it was ordered, adjudgel end
iecreed that the following described real
estate to-wit:
tie south east quarter of section no one
az IN tornship no. eighty four (s4)
north OF yoaye no. fifteen l5l
West Of the 9th p. NJ, in Tama Couaty, rowa,
be sold or so much thereof as is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 18th day Of .4ugust A. D. 1864, between
the hours offs O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock z.
II. Of said day, sale to commence a. tho
hour Of 10 o'clock q. m. at the front door Of
the Ceart House in Toledo, IN tho county Of
Taln9, oHer ana sell Ut puNfc cutlery, 10 inc
highest and best bidder, for cash. All
the right title and interest Of the above nam
ell defendant, in and To- ehe above described
property, or so much thereof as is necessary
| to satisfy said judgement for the sum Of
| 3l4 dollars and 70 cents together with cost
and all accruing costs unless the same shall
be sooner satisfied
KNIGHT DEXTER
+ Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa
July 18TH. 1861
Allen & Struble Atty's for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $3.50 vSn30
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-. Yankee Robinson, the world re-
nowued Yankee minnie Will be in this
town with his great show on the 25,h
inst Ills exhibition comprises the
greatest variety Of any travelling in the
State, and we suppose every man and
woman will give fifty cents to see the
unusual sights aud have fun enough to
last them for year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

$40 IS:
Tama County, In Prob.'e Court.
10 Riley McCool, Thomas S McCoel,
Hester Jones, Mary Ann O'Neal, Lo-
retta McCool, Louisa @ Nc Cool VIM.
r McCool Richard f McCool, Mary
Falkner, Joseph Ditmer, Ralph Hurt,
Thomas Hunt, Abriham Hunt, Richard
Iunt, Isaac T Hunt Rachel Jones,
Susannah Carpinter, Rachel Mote,
Elizabeth Mote, Daniel Mote, Thomas
NJ. Sharp Rosetta A Sharp, Hester J
Sharp William J Sharp, Charles r
Sharp Mary +. Sharp, Wesley F.
Sharp Mary A McCool Rachel Nc
Cool, Hester McCool, Richard McCool
and Thomas kccool, heirs Of Thomas
McCOol sen. deceased late Of Tama
County. Iowa.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the last Will and Testament of Thoma =
Nc Cool sen. deceased late Of said county will
be presented for proof at my Office in Toledo
in said coEsty and State above named on
Monday the 9Th day Of September 1864 at one
o'clock r. N. Of said day. In testimony
whereof have herunto .et my hand and
affixed the seal Of said county at my office .
Toledo, August Sd, 1864.
7. A. GRAHAM,
{ Rev. County Judge Of Tama Co.
I stamp.
v6n2l w3
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SPECIALN NOTICE.

PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.
and feeling the hand Of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all lis attend.
ant ills, will Hind in the nse oflIOSTET,
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS, an elixir that will instilll
new life intothcir veins, restore, in a
measure, the srior and energy Of more
youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms, and give health and vlgor to
their remaining years. Those who are
in the least afflicted will,
DYsrEPs1A, AGUE.
LANGUoR, NAUSEA,
or any other troublesome
and dangerous disease, arising from a
disortlered system, should not hesitate
to avail Themselves Of the benefit de.
rived from this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally, every where.
A REMEDY FOR THE PILES
It is blessing to the suffering to know
that we have: an cffectua! cure for this
truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. p.
Hazarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincin.
natl, O., takes great pleasure in inform
in6 all who are suffering with piles that
he used q small quantity of DR.. Strick.
lands Pile Remedy. and il effected a
permanent cure. This seems to he the
case with all who make use Of this
splendid preparation. It is mannfac.
tnred at No. 6 East Fourth street, GIN
oinnati, o., and sold by all Druggists.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
Ready rrln dc Clio thIngs..

Ind . tloasan-l other articles 80 frreS~
cas 10 mensiou. Come and exanins
stock for yonrsefvee. Kenerabcr Vii 500
IS low g nv NeixAhors II nj littee tsveS.
MS TgKDEIT.
~9afAl~
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
WEEDS CELEBRATED PATENT

WEED ,CELEBRA Ed u 1N
Never fail to satisfy those who give them
thorough trial, and wherever introduced
rapidly aupereeeding nil others.
They possess the merit Of simplicity
and ease Of management, 80 thai fit'eeh
minutes instruction will enable any
one TO use them succ ,asfully. The fet
lowing is some Of its points Of exceil-
ence:
They havea Straight Needles nj Shat.
tie, which is acknowledged to be tho
only true principle for q pcrsec. Sew
ing Machine.
they make she Lock or Shuttle Stitch,
alike on both sides, and Cor Economy in
Thread, Strength, Durability, Elasticity
and Beauty OF Finish, is superior 10
any other Stitch used.
They are simple in construction,
easily understood, rc,dily adjusted AMI
kent ia order without taking apar! or
moving a screw.
The Tension is superior to any o'hcr
in use Enevenness or knots in the
thread DO not cause 1t to eresato with :.
irregulariiy.
The Feed is perfect. Accurate in it's
oper .,ion aud warranted to nln two
years without requiring be taken nn:,
cleaned Or repaired.
They are adapted TO All kinds Of Sew-
ing, and are strong and durable IN nj
theirparts This is important, fer oven
light work will soon cause rail ma-
chine 10 operate with uncertainty and
require frequent aai expensive repairs.
The Wea,i vii last lifetime aui keep :
in order.
They Stitch. Hem i,rsia, Fell, Cvl,
BinI and Gatna. without h;aiing,
They do no, break he ,hret1. skip
stitches, nor form ehsin ri'go a.. tho
undersde Of TIE clath They will sev
over gathers and seams without brcaE-
ing tho threat, or requiring change
of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton AMI linen
Threads equally we'll.
They nre the only machine using
WEEDS PATENT THsEAp Controller
There !. no OTHER apparatus Is, the
control of lie SLACK thread c.lnal 10 il.
Every MachinA Il Na;IN.i d,
Families anl Manafacinri +. 81 fnd
the ''NE.p,' the n,., rio.i.ab,, Ma
chine for use, owiag - their III .nYs Il
keeping in repair ani working order.
aud their great speed and case oi nan
agemcn'.
Forty per cen. mere work ca, 10
done in u years time or ID. "WhEr,'
than on any other Sewing Machine
WE PUBLICLY CHAT.
IENGE MACHINES Of Any
AND ALL OTHER MANi'FA,'-
TTRE 10 DO AS LARGE \
RANGE OF WORK As ,NN
EASILY BE DONE ON TIL j.
MACHINES.
rR- orders or communicative
from Families. Tsilors, Seamstressa
Clcthiers, Harness Makers. Sc. in L.
country will receive prompt attention..
4 Descriptive Circular ani Sanlits
Of Work will be scul on fceciIs Ct letter
stamp. Collections made on felite;Y
Of Machines II desired 50 TIM, tho puy-
THEY ARE .t,'riv.n.
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen As',
OFFICE 81 w ASHJNiro "
Z. @. nrawer ,,..a. thi,.ae'
AGENTS TAINTED -7bronglon, Ni
gan, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnes
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas anil Nebraska
v6nSyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
Putnam ClOthes.wringcr

The ONLY reliables self Adjusting Wringer.
The frame being of hon, thoroughly gall
vanized, aiIdGnger from rsst remored, and the
liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. SO uaa-
roiiable in wooden machines, is parent.d
No thum6sere,rs or complicated tasteaings 10
wear out or get out of order it can be tasten
ed firmly to the tus in single second
WAkRAN TED WITH OR WITHOUT cos
WHEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1868. aud il
wit!ont an exception the best Wringcr ever made
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in the sale of other Wringcrs
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit THOROUGHLY with ANY AMI ALL
Others aud if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn it.
Il will wiring anything from o Mvadto
bed quilt without alteration
Patented 10 the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia Agents wanted in
every town.
Putnam Nc nufacturin2 Co:
GENTLEMEN: kuow .fror prae.ic!s erpers-
ence that iron rel sairan,zed Nth -inc ,s.l not
oriaise or rust on particle. | can safely say
after several years experience in the manu-.
facture of chain for chain pumps and water
drawers, in which have tested the affinity
u tIO aHu 4iuS, tIat u tHc PIVICNs DC COIL
du :ted properly, it is perfect weld Of the
two.
Nearly one year ago my family Commenced
using one of your ITringers. 1t now per-
forms all its functions as well as it did the
first time i, Was used. and has become an in
dispensahle article with us. l have .elosely
observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ers, the modus operandi being different, try
ing to produce the same results as tie putnam
wringer, but in my Judgment they have fail
ed. The Putnam, Wriayer isas near perfect q,
possible, an! can cheeyuily reccommeadit to Il
| the best IN use.
Respectfully yours.
JNo. ". HHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio
Many years experience in the galvanizng
business enable me to indorse the above
| statemen. in all particulars.
JNO. ". LEFFERTS,
No 100 Beekmann Street.
New York, January, 1864
No. 1. So. so, No. A. $3.50
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and re
tail by
| THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Nc. l3 Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NoRTHRoP, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
For Sale.

A housa and lot in Toledo and eve acres
Of land adjoining the town.
For further particulars enquire q
von2a ALFRED bartlett.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

49,. the FIRST military company form.
ed in this town under the State laws
have elected D. D. Appellate Captain,
A. Reusch lst Lieut., 4. Bricker End
Lieut.. snl X. Dexter lst Sergeant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

JEFFERSON FARMER. Ger Ag',.
OFFICE9i w ASHINGroA 81
L. @. Hrawcr ,,.....l.. thi'ae,. ill.,
AGENTS TAINTED -7bronglo., Mi.ti-.
gan, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnes ~,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas anil Nebrassa
v6nSyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

-. Some Of our good pcople should
be putting up pickles for the army.
The Northwestern Sanitary Commits.
sion say they want 100000 bushels Of
pickles. What will Tama County do
towards raising that amount?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

-. The weather for the past two
weeks has been very warm attended
with but one shower. Farmers are still
quite busy stacking their grain, which
i. an excellent crop the present year,
being above the average yield. Some
threshing is already being done, and a
few have, taken some OF their new
Drop to market, realizing so for new
wheat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

1.-THE members of the Freedmcns
Commission, Of Toledo will please meet
at the NJ. f. Church, Friday next Gang.
12th) at II p. NJ. AL persons in,cres.
ted in the relief Of the suffering freed.
men are invited to attend the meeting.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
a0ON Eel I'm R IN
n y w 81 RN = s s

Just opened two doors East Of the Peoples
Store In TOLEDO.
The Subscribers hava just opened their new
6hep at The above named place, where they
WiAnanmfscvurs, and sail harness u The
Lowest Figures that can possibly BE- afforded.
Has.sss made to order upon short notice
stter ~ pattern or style that may b order
"a.
We nAA~ ell harness out Of the
hest Sf StOea<.
Repairing. dols a2en short notice.
We rppSCtifuAy cls.. I share Of public
patroats premisins % : >rantes satisfac.
Solf6sy hAi"Vs'' >-reHER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

Republican Union County Com
yantlOn.

Republican Union County CON.
venllOn.
A delegate convention vii! be held
u Toledo, Saturday August 9th, 1864
at l o'clock r. NJ, to nominate candi
dates for the several county Offices to
be filled at tho coming election and to
do such other business as the conven.
ton shall see fit. Ratio Of representa-.
ton one delegate from each tow nship,
and one delegate additional for every
20 votes and fraction over one half that
number cast for Governor Stone at the
last General election. All resident
electors, intending in. good faith to sup.
port the platform and nominations made
by the conventions at Baltimore June
It'll, and At Des Moines July 7th, 1864.
are respectfully embraced in this CALL
in. SHANKLIN J Rep.
w. F. JOHNSTON Cen.
r. HELM Com.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

49,. Another large lot Of new and
choice goods has been received at the
Farmers Store, which are being sold
out at a rapid rate 10 the many Gus
toners that throng that establishment.
II you wish to secure some before pri.
ces advance again you must hurry up.