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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

CLASxS-CARaHA --ca Tuesday pNas 7, - ~ ossphsnS,
~ the Rev ~. Csmmiags, AHpRsw J. cAHxn, " Phia.
dslphia, Pa, 70 AssArpn HnxssU AHAsrAsn daughter
Pierrs Carsre, of New Orleans,
rox-Wnss --In Rookiyu, 3 D. 1 On wedpseeay, Suee
3, By thS Rsv. WIN. McAnhteA ~. 1au.Mu 0SioN Fox
HyArf--HouNAS.--A sing eng, - 1hursdaZ June u,
by the Rev. n y. Wells, Ieussnane cnAMn Q HAT,
unsssd Stats Army - KAnU musns~ y =. q. Hon
H.rs-Yovvs--os 1Asvsday, syss :. - ths rssidssss
hs bstssAe psrsnss, ~ ne Esv. nsssy VISITOR,
nacs-dcas~.--ou wsaseday, ysns ., . sAs NORM
by shs NV. ~ " COLLINS, HmAM u PLACE V Msa aAnAi
LourA GSassn. n " Williamsburg
Rpvns-wmcnml.--In Caracas, South AmeSisa, o.
MonAays rsSrunry a., BY che hon d. Culver, UsMsd
nlAtss kuaasss nneiAsat, Mr. CnAafB Y. Rxivss, Or
Brooklyn, z D., - MIA ConxuiA A, WiBunurl, Of New
Yovt.
aAvoys-ngmwx.--AAv Aiea. \. 4. = Wsdasstag,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

FxDAY, June 10-sPM.
Asar.-Rcceipts, - bols. Market very strong. with
upward tendency Of prices sales 50 bbls u SO ~
for poss and si3 rs (nomnalyI for pearls.
BxASs continued 10 fair request, ard the market
hrmer sales 500 bbis, aSa Tor marrow and 81 70
81 Is tor medium.
BxxAperuyrs Receipts .ss2 bbs hour 7o2 bb,s and
500 meal, 200 l40 bushels wheat % les DO.
corn az esl DO oats. The -four market opened buoyant
aud further advance Of loo. established with
brisk demand for home and circulation The
day business Comprised % 900 bbs State and western
$500 Southern and 900 do. Canadian. Rye -four
arm with saIes OF 300 bbls At full previous prices
Corn meal sold 70 the extent Of 500 bbs At 81 20 aS1 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

w"s Vuie,. 0us WIN saios OF oVsVV IDS
Detroit at 44Tc q 45e.
FnmcHrs were scarcely % Arm, with only . moderate
business. To Liverpool, per American Gag; 1900
busneis wheat at 8Hd. i'd, In bulk and bags; small
parcel four Is 10 casks OIL ,fs ID per neutral 500
bcshess wheat 40 IN bags, ard PSF steamer 1000
boxes cheese, 35s To London, per American $50 tons
bag oil cake part les. al 600 bbls whale OIL nos per
neutral, 2o0e bills hour, L. Tkd., and per stesner
500 bbis ncur, Ia 3D., snd 100 bales hops, "a. 10
bristol, 900 bbls -four TO an los. "a TO havre 500
tons whale OIL, 80 francs An Italian brig was
yechsered 20 Cork for orders with IL 900 bushels wheat
NJ Sc 3D. per gu rter aPrussIan ship from 50 John NJ
b. 20 Newport, Eng, deals. 70s ship from S. John
Liverpool 61s 3D.; one frem Portland 10 prsto Chanuel
STA Ga an Italian brig 70 port Ia Bristol Channel,
wheat, 49,, and nour Ia vessel Of about 800 tons 10
~. Gull Of Mexico and back, 81, 800. To Antwerp 900
sols prs.c,sum At s. ID 200 tsrces lard - $751; 80 a.
ard oil 81 30. PER gallon
FRur vas 10 fsr AID prices wore shade HIN.
~ sales o. 600 boxes rnisns p g. $50 boxes London
hyersM - 12ko - 30, 400 bupcbss Baracoa nuts
20 ~ 81, aud $50 drums 6attsra ct z4c: siee 40
DDS ourrants on private terms BY suotcn 2Ses boxsa
Stiy oranges ia h'd order at 81 10 - o. ssd soT
20 ienons 10 good order, a. n Aae Is -.
nps.-lhs marsst vas rather steady, With sales q
sVw ovinoco, n lbs, private terms. 6 900 Busnoe
Ayes ~ les at 81 70 cash zoo Aspisvan, - lbA, ~
yssc axHo and 5000 city and country slaughter ~
10 aAhc for export The stock on hsn1 v vsry
sma oonsstaR Of about 900 ,00 OF all descriptions
IAAEaa vas 10 active demand NJ full prices.
L@As-6xsSn wsa asAs~A,vs d~asaod sas usiesa were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

wizards large nrssn-inch gun--weiabing forty ak
thousand pounds. and throwing double beaded shot
weighing eight hundred and ssventy-sx posnde with
cunning grounds Saturday evcuinsor tho purpose Of
nrirS on cnc charge preparatory 70 the principal tsst
eighty poupds Of powder and A immense bah Of
about the weight stated above me whole sent
home With Tremendous forcs. me gun We tightly
secured With heavy tubcrs. The party thcn secured
thernsevss bv going Into rns pits some distance o.
The signal Was given, and The cxplosion took place
miles OF When the dsBss cloud II smoke cleared away
wa found that the gan bad burss jase above the pacs
Occupied ~ sns sn.rgs one .Is p,sos wsishisI ssn:
yards Another large peco w. thrown into the canal
and another into coynaed distance on fne ground
four feet and for distance " some twenty feet The
fnen 10 ths rife pits were covered With sand snd n
natsy received any injsry We shall doubt essa more
detailed account Of The - tAis allure fAs ioas d
said 70 Be about % 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

There was continued active demand for wheat On
speculation and for export and with moderate arrivals,
aggregate busincss reached 2sq oce bushels, q 81 u
Is rcr Chicago spring. n 70 81 - fbv,Nilwaukcs
red wsstsrs 81 90 . tl 81 Tor sabss Michlgsn
and 81 % - FOR white Canada. Rye was scarce and
doarer. small sales were reported 81 81 70 81 rs
Corn was LEES sctve ard the market unsettled sales
20 900 bushels 81 IS 81 80 for usw Western mixed
and yellow. VI 90 for old mixed, aud 81 s. for new
White os@ were secdedly lower and less active; alN
20 w bushels csoeine At $50. 90 Tor the rsnge of
csnaasn sste and Weetern Barley quiet 1t 81 %
600 bushels at 81 90 1870
Brs,wx Further sales Of lioo Ibs we're rsportsd a
coyrx wss lnsciive, and prices we're lil,le lower;
rs bsRs Msracaibo sold At llxc ~
Co7oy-rhs market was stu excited and prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

Rsasnpsaoa u osrssaosts Il hAsstsdssD.. .ne ooe
Rsm bursemeat Temporary leans ..........s 1sSSs -
Rsdeapttea u fractional carreacg ......... sSS
fetal sEpsaditures, isss1iag osats 80 stssis
TAs msssasnts a eoreiss 1ry gesls d This psss
during ths week so1ag ysas ars sxhibtts1 n ~ fc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11


Tho earnings Of the above road during The nrst nve
mouths Of the present year amounted 70 S12s 46 which
Is S62 SIS than the receipts for the period u
faaA A E5H4 MfsF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

spso.tuy Invited = a.sond shs funeral fsom her No
residences No se2 Third avenue. shh Saturday, afsS.
Nesrm--0a Friday, June 10. q eoesumvtIos. e..
fsups ASr, wife Of Henry Norton 10 the asa year Of -
Ths relatives md friends a the family are rsspss.su,y
invited 70 attend the FUNERAL from the residences Of -
sister No q Mansfield pacs, wss ry nrst street, -
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, on Sunday ateruocos
g one O'Clock The remains VIII ~ taken 20 Greenwood
oisclivAs-suddenly, on wednesday night, yuus Q.
Miss JULIA OsurrAr daughter Of she late Eugene osslS
van, Esq. q Templeuos. county Kerry, Ireland.
ysnss osuvsa pilot also sscss Of Sss Srosher is.v
n Mcintyre are rospecstuiiy invited 70 sssssa -
iunsn,, from her late rssdsncs. Ninth avenue sswsss
oxtycurth and 0xy MIN stsesss, Sunday afsereoo1
Western pspsr: g.s.s: esby:
1hs rsss,vss ana friends q N family srs nv'tsa -
ith strsst, Williamsburg, l. l., - Sunday morning -
bali past nine O'Clock.
e: :, = h y. June c''s
n wss thas noSIsss work a eod--an honest msn.
y:d . a. 8. we q.
seumls...os Is,.sy, Jun. 3 iron vsunds rso.svsa
paay x, yrst New yss vsiaatssr knsisssrs, sus Z
Iass Hsn sanssl I. sssthard, q New Jsrssy. 80
rransasurstos RAss twenty snth ssrssl. Gar yh ave-
que, this saturday atsrsoes, - shrss selock me sslA
s ;a s.s :ss; :: =: : sss : y s Il :: :.
invitAt,on. IL IN u - 4.
fAn-oa rSarsasy. Juss ), Jcun 1Ass, h Ne 50
IN :. !: :: .. ..v y. sy.s y ....4 ~. ~.
Sa from ~ rsstasnes a hiss brcehee isaac 3 Tate
Va nc wss !...y sshss s'rss'. sSs tiasusasv, sss
W.sSovssl-Os fhsrslay, Suss ., sysas An, wife q
ys.rs 4 vsnlcysr, = s. fssis, ssd iss1ssss = iss~
~ sssssits ana irissxs 4 ~ fanny ~ rsspsssssg
nvtssd " stesaA the funeral, Sunday Afesnocas .
haifpas two O'Clock, mon be- satnss psslAsuss, w-
QUE furthev notice fhA remains viii ~ taken - Nsws
town village for intevmsnk
wnxm.-rn Hrcokivn, on Friday. Juss 10, N. Dssra
Wuxn In The 8eth year of his age
ne funeral WIN take place on Sunday an~nA~. q 40
o'sleeks from Ne 70 Haasv sAsrAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

spsosai osasissss 4 favsssIsAsioa = Fourth wsrd
mAstsrS.
omhisicnss Muwm asked n thsss ww anything
more than snspeica against him. h n gsr M connection
With The Trustees Of the Fourth ward thes be 70 ~
implicated snd bran dedss scmsthing lower than thsf
Hsswili hsiA every member Of thas ecmnittss respoa
Csnmiussosw ssrm repsisd ssss b wss rssdy. =
nsnb@ q The cemnitss, y be held rssPcnsbie. Tns
word Ring" used IN ths report ewiglnats1 viii
ths wituseses. Tns gsatiSnan' VIE bas spokss,
according 70 We tsst!nony We sss q Mat "kins. Ts
Cun nisIeoer Eurphy, 1snoapcsd ~ sosducs 9 '.s
srms" and alleged that be was unaA 70 - any isnSss
membsv Of the Beard u Kduoatioa.
Cyuiuiseioneg MuRrsv again spoks, bot n vwy
sitsrsd toAA Ne 0cmpaiped a being heard BY The
csmnittss; spoke generally u psttoaA and psrpsaal
squAbbse II vasAs, bus htss V ssas away ~ charge
egaxnst him.
Oommsssssss Mutss said he QNy. NurphyD w. 10 w.
room 6ursrg shs sstiags Of The esnmistss when III
uies1 = Sbsak. fnsre regn ssrrer n Ne to~rth
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
Choice Grape Vines and
strawberry Plants Free!

1@ant 100000 persons TO apply to mo for
samples Of my vaiusb!e agricultural and
fruit growing paper, the RIAL AMERICAN
UTICA, N. r., Vol. Viii, a beautiful semi
monthly which will be sent from July, 1864
TO January, 1850, for only FIFTY CENTS, anu
every subscriber viii receive ia September
vaEE and post paid the full amount Of his
subscriptions in RUssELL's GREAT 'PRoLlvic
STRAWBERRY Plants, which is the larges, and
most prolific in existence. bearing from 200
to 800 berries to single plant. some Of which
are ~ large a. HENs Zoos !! ',r Subscribers
may have tine Dsiararc, Concord, Dtana
Rttecea, or H.-yord PsoaAc, grape zine, FREE
If preferred. My specimen papers are seat
free, post pail which give the full details Of
all my liberal offers, in vines, 80. TO sub
scribers and clubsgents. There is no ham
bug ~ al in this matter, ~ | have an i'm
mense supply Of plants and vines, growing
on my farm, in CLINTON, ONEIDA Co. Z.
where all letters must be addressed. Money
sent 1t my risk, and not one letter in lhous
aud fails TO reach me. Twenty thousand
vines and plants we're sest free to subcribers
last spring, all ofwhich are growing finely
! can furnish All the best varieties Of grape
vines BY tho dosen, hundred, or thousand, ~.
80 the Russell Stra v berry plants, al at !o~
prices T.B. MINER
v6n34W4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

Notice is hereby given, hat on the 10th
day Of October 4 D. 1864, a; the front door
Of the Court house. in Toledo Tama uonnty,
Iowa | will offer for sale and sell to The high
eat bidder who b;3s the appraised vdInc, the
North East quarter of the South Eas: quarter
Of secion No twenty t~oIo2l township eighty
three 1881 north, Of rafge sixteen tif) vert
Of the 9Th r. NJ. containing forty &C es, &C
cordinz to government surrey, and situated
in the county Of lama and State Of Iowa
TERMS Of sale cash; pr the pm chaser can
have ten yeas time IN two thirls Of the pur-
chass meme by paying ten per cent interest
yegrly.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors,
David b. Appellate.
Clerk.
Anrust 10th 1894. v6n32,c4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
Caullon.

The public arg cautioned ag<inst purchos.
Ing the following promissory notes. the
conditions upon which they we're given hay
ing failed aud no consideration received.
Noie.-Msrch 9th 1861.
Payable to =. N Stevens six dollars in
bssskiae, 9 sal per acre, on or before the
~ ssSsptJetl.
4Nota-Msfeh 9th 1880.
psysble 10 E. N. Stevens $50 in breaking at
&21 PER acre % or before the LIST Of Sept. 1851,
3Nets.-March 18th, 1851.
Payable TO E. Nesmes or beorer 81 dsnars
in breaking At $23 per acre on or before the
lst Of Sept. 1861.
lNote.-- Payable to Roswell Stevens dated
some time in April 1861, and due the follow
ing September, for $50,
Tsiedo, Sept, LIST 1864.
RANSOM WILES.
vRn4lvQ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
G REAT IMPROVEMENT
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
WEEDS CELEBRATED PA,hsr

Never fail 10 satisfy those who give tHeH
thorough trial, and wherever INTRODUCED
rapidly superceeaiug all others.
They possess the merit Of strsp}jeiy
and case of management, 81 tkai .ltcea
minutes Instruction will enable any
one 70 nee them succ,ssfusly. The Il
lowing IS son.e 0. ;ls points Of excel,
ence:
They havea strsig h' Needles nl S.u
lie, which is aokuo wl-aeed TO b- ,t-
only true principle fer perfect sew
ing Machine
they make the Lock or shni}a stitch,
alike on both s;sles and for Economy III
Thread, Strength Durability, Iilstjrily
and Beauty at Finish, is superior q
any other Stitch used
They are simple in construction.
easily understood, re dily aajl,ted asi
kept in order without taking aiau or
moving a screw.
The Tension is superior TO sny other
in use Cnevenness or knots ia hr
thread do not cause i. to operate with
irreguiari'y.
The Feed is perfect, Accurate IN us
oper ition, aus! warranted 10 run Nv,
years without requiring o',e taken aut,
cleaned or repaired.
They arc adapted al kinds 81 sew.
ing, and arc strong and durable ia al
their parts. This is important, Ter cven
light work will soon cause raj, aa-
chine to operate with uncertainty, anl
require frsquen, AID EXPENSIVE re,ans.
he " eed Will last = ifetiAe ani keep
in order.
They Stitch, Hem Braid, F.'i, (o,l,
Bind and Ga,hc, without has,inc
They do not h-es,, no thread, * ip
stitches, nor form chain r;tec nn the
undcrside of the cloth They viii sew
over gathers ana seams withcG. break
ing the thread, or requiring change
Of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton AMI linen
Threads equally well.
They are the naly machine using
WrED's PATENT THsEsp ,'oNTRo,tR
There IS no other apparatus IL, tie
control ofthc "Slark thread c}aai oft
Every Machine Il Wa'i1ai d.
Families and Manufacturers. ai, ani
the "s ED" the u,s. r,.i:soi, NJ.
chimes for use, owing to the;, u says
keeping in rerair ana working ,rd,r,
and their great sreel and cs.1 vi iras.
agemeui.
Forty per cen, ro,e work 81, &c
dono in ayear's timc oil ,hs 'Nres.."
than on sny other Swing Ms1i.i.,e
WE PljBl.ltiA GHAi.
LENGE MACHINES or Any
AND ALL OTHER MAN.itt J.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
T~ the qualified Electors Of the
Counly Of TarnA In the state
Nf IOWA


Al the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Jana county, duly held 4.
Toledo IN said county beginning on the first
Monday of September 4. u. 1854, the follow
ing proceedings we're duly resolved and or.
dercdi to-wit:
That at the General Election 10 be holden
on tho Tuesday next after the first Monday
OF November A. D. 1864, there shall be sub.
.niHcd to she legal voters Of said county the
following proposition.
:. Whether tho Board Of Supervisors shall on
or before the first day Of June A. D. 1865
order and contract for the erection Of 1 Court
Jieusr within the county seat Of said county
pecbsbly costing over two thousand dollars.
ReAvidad that in no case, and under no cir
eApaataucos shall the said contract for tho
haiidine and furnishing Of said Court House
exceed the sum Ct twenty thousand dollars.
AM levy for the wears 4. D. 1865 AID A. n.
1866 AJAX to pay for the same Of three mills
on tho dollar on the valuation Of the proper
~ At said county for said years respectively
In addition to the usual tav. Add II Was
chen aud there BY said Board Of Supervisors
further ordered that said question be voted
.pou in the following form 70 wit
Those Intending to vste for said propo-
sition shall have written Or printed on their
respective hsllotAs.
"For the Court House tex"
Aad those intending T. vote against the
proposition shall have written or printed
o. their ballots
"Agstnst the Court House tax"
And il 10 further orderAd hy asid Board
Of Supervisors that proclamation Of these
proceedings DO made By publication accord
ias 70 law.
witness David D. Appellate clerk Of
the sosrd Of Supervisors Of Tama
County with tho seal Of said county
hcrcnnto affixed this 7th day Of Sep
tSmbor 1854
- DAVlDD APPELLANTS
Seal Y Clerk o. the board Of
$3.50: 6uperviiors Of Tams
s7wS ossuty tG1A :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29


For Rats, Mice. Reaches Ants,
BED bugs, Moths In Furx. Wool.
ems. Sc. Insects On Plants.
Fowls. Aninlals.& SC.
Put mp in 25c SOC. and 81 90 Boxes. Bot,
ties. AMI Flasks. s. and IS sizes for IIoTELs
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, sc.
"Only infallibie remiiies known"
"Free from Poisons.n
mot dangerous to the Human Family
''Rats come out Of their holes to die
a. Sold Wholesale in all lsrge cities
0rsold by I'll Druggists and Retailers
eve ywhere,
Sr!! BEWARE Of all worthless imita-
tiOne.
h1rSee that "CosrAR's" name is on each
Box Bottle, and Flask before yon buj.
~Adircss Henry r. Cos'a ar.
lA-PRISclpAL DEpoT 49, BROADWAY, n. T.
a0-Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists ir Toledo.
v6n20nD
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AGENTS WANTED.

To sell by subscription IN excellent, iilns
tratcd and low-pricd history OF the Rebellion
IL is both English and German "A lao .eyetai
other beautifully illustrated. Interest
i ( and valuable family works, Also for
re Tiers aud Agents great variety Of Pic
lures, B,ttle scenes, PORTRAITS of eminen.
Generals and Civilians, Gems for the Album;
Sc, together with large assortment Of Sta
Packages. These goods sell we'll.
For Circulars with terms, address
HENRY HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE M'TIlI E.CH!NES;
Patented Feb. ,4th. 1860.
SAIeSFuOai, 52;; RrOat;ns. Nv.

THIS Machine Is constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechaasam, yassessinv
many rare Al: valuable improvements, hsy-
ing been examined By The aicst profound ex.
pert, ard pronounced siat,i.t,'u ani perfection
combined
II has a straight needle, perpendicular ac-
Non makes the Locs or shuttle s,i'ch. viii al
will neither Rip nor Rdrfl AMI il alike on both
sides: performs perfect sewing ON evevy de.
scripticn,cf material, from Ieathe, 10 the fines!
Nansook muslin, with cotton linen or elk
thread, from the coarse~t 10 the fnes number.
Having neither Cam nor ;cy nhes!, and the
least possible friction, il rams az smooth : s
glass, and is emphaticaily
A NOiselcSs Machine.
II requires fJ,y per cent less power 10 drive
It than any other machine in market. 4 girl
twelve years Of aga can work II steadily, with.
out fatigue or injury 10 health.
Its strength asd ron1..tM simplicity of en-.
struction, render it almost i'm possible to get
out Of order, and is Guaranteed BY the company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those WHO may
desire 70 supply themselves With superior
article. = ~! .nd exsmi .e .his
UNR IVA LIED MACHINE.
bu 20 move especial manner do We solicit
the patronage Of
kerc' ant Tailcrs,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Rosom makers,
Vest and Pantsloon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Gait ~ filters,
Shoe binders.
k8LI0IOufs AND CHARlTABL. tsarrTu.
TIOns L1BEaALLY dealt with.
Price Of Machines Complete.
No Family machine nth Hemmer ST..
No 2 Small. Many dcfaripg sr,tA extension table "a
to 8 Large Manufacturing With ertension table sd
No 3 Large Manufacturing, TOR Leather.
With Rolling Foot and OIL Osp. 1OO
One half hours instructions IL sufficient Il
enable any person to work this machine /,
| their entir, satisfaction.
Agents. WANTED for al Towns in tn
United Ssatcs, whore agents are not alread,
established. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Contra
aud South America, to whom : liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, Invariably cash on delivery.
II j Macarthur e. Co.
! 80 Broadway. New York. n. Y, I,
i vossSl9
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
SALE !

The subscriber will have A. auction sale
at his residence Two miles East Of Buckine-
ham, Tana Co loWx, on
Saturday Oct. LIST. 1864.
consisting Of the following articles t. wit:
! mare and colt, COWS. 2 thre. ysar old
steers, / stag four years Old. yearlings, 3
spring calves. 4 hogs, Is shoats. I stirring
pillow and shovel piow, = new patent culti-
vstor, double and single corn planters. iray
grain cradle, cross cut hand saw fam
ming mill, and variety of other ariclcs
also IA l-2 acres Of atand ng com.
sale 10 com mence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
TERMS,
IS snl under cash down; on all larger
eume. credit OF one year, ~ ten per cent
With approved security.
Sept. IS, 1854
t. 8. COPE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
ACARD TO INVALIDS

A Clergyman. while residing in South
America ~ Missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for che Cure o. Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Ur-
inAry and Seminal Organs, aud the whole
train Of disorders brough, on BY bnnefnl
and vicious hahits. Great numbers have
been alresd. cured By this noble remedy
Prompted by . desire to heacit the afiict-
cd and unfortunate. [ will send the recipe
for preparing aud using this medicine. ia a
sealed envelope, to any one Who needs it,
Free Of Charge.
Please incl,se a stamped envelope, cd.
dressed to yourself.
AdjYess
JOsEPHT IMAM
STATION D, BIBLE Houss
Nsr York City
vSn36ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
The only legally licensed
land agents i'm this county.
Iowa College.
Calendar for ss64..65.

Calendar for I664..05.
Fall term conmenc.S Septt sth.
Spring term commences February 8,h.
Summer term COMMENCES April 18th
Faculty.
Rev. G. F. Magnnn, President.
Rev l.. +. Parker, Pro,. of Anc. Lang.
Mr., q. W. Van Coelln, Prot Of Msthe
mates.
Rev. c. w. Clapp. Prof Of Rhetoric.
Row. H. W. Parker, prof Of Nat. Sci
rnce.
Rev. S Jay Buck, Principal Prep. Dep.
YRS 5 e Parker, Ladies Dep.
Dr.. 7 Holy oke lecturer m Ph, s,o! .,gy
\ l..>s. Iowa College, G,innell Va
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

The October No. Of Godey's
Lady Book IA received. II - very
tine specimen Of that magazine. Terms
angle No. 43,oo; Nos. $50; 3 Nos.
$50. Address l. A. Cooley Phil. Pa.
The Union meeting of Last Fr .
day was held at the NJ. n Church
which waa crowded - overlooking.
W. had intended furnishing our read.
-r. with =. n"p-is Of the speeches, but
having lost q, misla,d our notes. taken
upon The occasion. ~e are unable 10 do
80. The speakers however very ably
showed up the talsncs. snd."up,ici'y Of
the-Democra,ic party; haw they were
once opposed t. the agitation OF the
slavery question in aud out q. Congress
and now are p'sying boldly into the
hands of the e!svn'"'gM how they
ar. seeking ~ armiSiirc. know :n!i
yell that il can only lcsul; IN = decided
benefit IL the sonta, aud an injury 10 the
north how they would -cruple no, to
divide the Uuiou, If they could thereby
Get INTO power; how the rebellion was
commence! un,ler a Democratic ad
ministra,ion. aud M means taken to
>nppre-s il; aud now how they were
really sympash,-ing with the rebels by
their cry Of Peace. Peace, and ces.
satton OF ho.'il,ues when no permanent
peace can be obtained, until every
nemv nf The stars .ni at.jp@a are sub.
dued ami made - :.sf.ec. u. II not by
love for Abe Union by being made 10
feel the power il represents.
The meeting ~as quite e','husiastic
the speakers frequently applsnhed, and
every true Union man felt that it was
not merely political meeting to all
party in gaining the ascend.ncy Of
power, but 3 consultation Of patriots to
save then dear country from tsin,estins
enrmiaa.