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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
sssERTry,,S SALE.

lama ,'4unty 20 OF Tama 20.
John ''tite
Lewis u cary
Dy virtue Of an execution, dated ,h.
lath day ofUc'yhcr a u. 1894 10 inn dir"c-
ted, issued out Of the office Of the clerk o.
the District court of 1.ma county. state Of
iowa, in favor Of john Clutc ard against
Lewis II. Gar on Judgement rcn Tered
IVY snij cp,,rt IT. he sep nmoertar tie e.
4 u. '$ta ayniIsl lie i" 4 Lewis II ta,ycn,u.
manaing me tha. Of the rool~, c'ntt,i,.
stock or interest in amy con9fny, drhs due
property in ,he hands Of third rrrsaus--w
IRE n"' exempt by law from cxecution-ot
the said Levi. Il tary make cause TO be
made the sum Of ii65 dollars \ 70 cents, less
4 payment thereon of 46H dollars 4 80 cents
with interest and costs, have levied upon
the following property to-wil
o"e p'r IF light yr"y yeiilo.y horsrs one
s." oT Roub'c harness onr hr, hrrs~ mag,.
',ke" rs Tie property IF tie suia Ltn.
n Cny
Nov therefore, public notice Is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the II
day Of Nov. A. y. ISL, betw scn the hours
Of O'Clock a. ~ and 1 0 clock r " Of said
dav, sale to commence Mt the hour Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the front ioor Of the court
House in Toledo Iowa, in the county Of
Tama, offer and sell AT public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, the above
described properly, or 40 much thereof as il
necessary to satisfy said judgement for the
above named sum together with costs, AMI
all 2ccruing costs. unless the same shall
be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXrE
Sheriff or rama County, Iowa.
Oct goth, 1854
Allen 4 Struhle, Atty. for Plaintiff
Printers fee $50 vsri3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
TIL ~
ADDlSOy COLLEGE, ,TE I\STITI' T.,

IRVING, (Nanf"n County, IOWA
The Winter Session o? this Institntisn will
cpsn On ths 2lst Of November next, in the
HEW RUEv.OENE.
which will then he 20 Par complete rs "a
afford amr.e accom- noi.sons Tor the rchaol
Ne take pleasure in announcing to Inc
public thu. the
Rec r = Whitman. A N
has accented the appointment ~ PRINCIPAL.
to be assis.ai b YRS WHITMAN, ard 9th.
Cor,pet ont Teachers.
% the number ~ classes shnil require
Students expecting become Teachers,
will And the mode Of instruction peculiarly
adanted to their wants
I; q to ne hon A that sranyavaiir~ them
selves OF the advan ages ofthis institution
will 10 induced 10 enter upon n regular
course Of c a.sical and scientific learning.
Expenses pr Quarter Of Ten
Weeks
In ths Common English S,uiies, Ssa"
Higher I" s 10
ExtrA--Latin. Greek aud French. each. 4 ~
Nina: with use Of Piano, Loo
Fnsl &C SIS
In primary l'acar,ment. Reading. Sp-'
l'ng. Primary Geography AL Mental Ar.
| ithms,ic.1 500
LEVI wARsH Trn.ee
l.. 4 SCOTT Financial Agent.
Irving, yov. 81, 1854. v6ni5ms
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
The - ,fcs>isUs tnd Experience
GF A NERVOUS INVALID.

Publishes. for the benef ard .ss auto.
Ia ynang nsea sni cthe-s, Who sificr sesn,
>ervas,s hehtits, Premature pecsy AZ Kan
hood, Sc. SUPPLYING At The san" time Inv
MEANS # sELr -cyxs. ~ one ~ho has cured
'hl.ascit AFTER nniergoing nsiderah'e
qnacksrr. Ev enclosing post-pa sa'-.s
rod enveicps, single copies may be had IT the
euthcr.
NAfEArisE kAyxAfa. Esa, rreoAlin. Kings
S:asNy -. CeurE NV Tq-k.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
! MS 1l D | 0 0 l.

Il h.'.,. i, +. ie ,Se srestest benefit il
the vs.. Fl G.eh rery thst has ever 5esa in
'rets9ce3 Il - STATE. 50 save OF il sas
The highest oiiisi.i. in Michigan.
lambs Hand 10 III.
Il, 10 destined to entirely rev 'u,ion;se
the cosi q farmers ssi other family oihinx
"A ne~aai TREY practical iavsai.on
Sb,ea = It.A,:as.
Iamn's Hand Leon
'fhis tpvsutiaa I. Of Tie creates, raesie: Il
u'i',. to#lo, onIv farmers. eutto ,he public
generally II kaiaEasoo Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loora.
'itis Que u the e. Snl ,na,t reliable IN
ven,ious ttss hrs ever been brought before
the public -k.,amazoo Gslsp..
Lambs HAND Loom.
I'll b.haave ols farmers 70 PUT tksm 10
work m.4ing up 4 obs for Acns wear: ii j.
sifhtl~ aud eatire!y prsssic.l. Paw
Frn- Northerusr.
Lambs HIND Loom.
.aEee more We can clo,he OURSELVES .aad
orr families in garments that have 1aaa
ard sLasic8 in theu."-IPav Paw Mich
Press.
lambs Hand DOM.
III bids fsr 10 become ~ universal In is
nee among The fsrmers - the reaper I'd
soxsr."--Nich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand Loom.
It lie surprising even TO the isvea,or and
it meet. 9th particularly among the farm
Try commnnit, In actions where they are
being introduced every second or third far
iner i buying enc, ani they say that WIKI
ihem .the women folks in the houses are ae.
tual.y earning more raeney from day to day
han the best men folks out in the kelj
They an be worked ~inter or simmer BY
women men or er~n by hoys aud girls dos
on wears Old No >kiil 10 required in working
i, .han or the cid loems, than which il
weave. miner nicer and thicker goods. ani
elk tiales 4. fast TrRSixu 4 saALL caAAx
i,ses the whole work &c weaving thus !ets OF
the warp. winds up the cloth, treads the
,seadles takes up the temples, throws the
shuttle ard h-s.. rr the s,y or barrSn. 4
complete quitting apparatus goes win each
machine also Suills steel reed metal eyed
harness, rather, shuttle harness hook, warp
beam aal bars. Its gotten up for ser.ic.
am. durability and Is fully warranted. A
S1NR OF 13StF1cft0u EaSS WIN e3cA mHt8the
The weigh is -" pounds, freight from s. %
70 81 CO. according to distance from Chicago
Marp On beams. ,esay for use, AMI in large
or small .haR,ifies. We keen FOR sale AT cur
rent prizes. Ii occunics only about ia,
| .psce u AZ ordinary breakfast table. aa,,
enc drax in it IS required to make al kind
| Of goods with the same warp. ArJ sns vi,
! can peta warp in ola loom can Pat cue i,
\ this ~iiheat distraction, It wraves leans
| satin.is fvycts 'insey. Plain Cloth, Blank
| ct Twill, Seamless Sass Batmo, .. Skirt Sc
Sc.
aaicE ar LOOM COMPLETE 800 a
ID s solicited from Illinois. Visions r. II q
igaa Iowa, faasua, Chicago Penusylvania
iar.i.s Wishing to bny county righ, IL
heir laapnfaesare o. sale apply b, letter Q
cs,lsrviss Is undersigned. Letters of!nqnir
mast enclose stAnp.
Address EIE.Of 1 BEANseH, Gen. I
~ s.~se e.-ee. Ghies<~ Illinois
usS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
D;ssle1.hmu
s L y <,
STRI CKL IAN D'S
Anti holcra MliStnre,,

Is caMpesition ~ as'ringemcnt. alsar-
aents. siimusant~ and ca,mlnatiyes. whielt
every physician sckuow lodges IL tht only
rrararafien that <!li fleet apermsnent cure
III !'iarr1rs aui hy>eptcry. This nii-
Cholera Mixture nov in use in several Of cur
Army nu-pifsl- where I gives the greatest
satisfaction. 1. tss saved the lives Of thou
sands of cur soldiers eui citizens, and we
guarantee it 10 be the best rene. y n the
world FAR siarrhes.aud pysen,cry
Mr.. Woods Of sovinyton, Is will he Nest
happy 70 satisfy Any one ~ 10 the virtue Of
Strieklands Iati-Ghulera Mixture, in fac,
We have great nu,uhes Il testimonials from
patients who have heen cured after being
pronounced incarahl* by their Physicians,
some after taking only ore bottle of Strick-
lands Anti cholsra Mixture II you suffer
with Diairhsa aad py,en;ery try one bottle.
SoIdtCIs
Yeu caSi;s nar he without sach valuable
mes.,c Nc fae Cincinnati National Union. OF
April 18th. says; that thousands Of OUT
soldiers hs"c beer saved h~ the use Of Strick-
,anas tnti. Ch.tesn Mixture Fer sale by
ARMSTRONG 4 shahkiin and NJ. :. Butler &
CO. in Toledo. AID Rush s Stewart al luka.
v6nasly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
TIaHT STITCH
SEHl5G hleAl5ls.
WEEDS CELEBRATED PATENT

" E.ED > AEnAl EV y Itl
Never fail 20 satisfy taoss who give ihsra a
thorough trial, sui wherever introduced AL.
rapidly su2srceedng AL others.
7hoy possess the merit OF simplicity
and case o. management, 81 that f,son
miuutes instruction Will enable Any aa,
one to use them ,ncc ss,iuily, The f>l- 49,
loving Is some o. its Io,uts Of saea.i-
cpce. q
They hav.a Stt. sht Nesilsaal Shut.
tie. pnica - acknor ielxeI 70 be tue @
onlY rue principls for perfect Sew
ing Machine. ~
hey make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, S'A~
alike on both sides, and for Economy in V
Thread strength Durability, Elasticity q
and Beauty OF Finish, 10 superior ~
auy other Stitch used.
They are simple in csast-uo.:.n,
easily understood, resdiiy adjusted and ~
kept in order without taking apart or ~
moyings screw.
The Tension is sape-ioy to any other q
in us. tneysnnes. or knots in III.
thread do not cause il to OF craze viii -.
irrcEularisy.
Tie Feed is perfect Accurate In its -
oper alton. aud warranted TO run txo
years without requiring 10 bs taken out, ~
cleaned or repaired.
They are adapted to all kinds Of Ses.
ing, and are strong aud durable IN -!
their pArs This is important, for avsa ~
light work gill sosn cause . rail IVA -
chine to operate with uhCsrtain,y. and
REQUIRE frequent aud expensive repairs. FS
The Wee! sill lAst a,ifstias svl keep
in order. 60
They Stitch, Hsu. Braid, FELL, fb,l,
Bind and Eathti without hastipx -
They do not break tha thread skip
sttchss. nor torn . si.in ridge ou tie
uniersi.s ofthe cloth. They will sss
over gathers and seams without br<ax- ~
ing the thread, or rsauivirg . change ~
Of tensiaa.
TL.y use Silk, Cotton asd Iissa q
Threads equally we'll.
They are tbs only masbius usisS
NISDs. PATEEf 7AsgAp CosrEHiKR
There . no other apparatus 10, tls
control Of the Slack thread claSl 'ois. :
Every Machine Is NatIa"i d.
Families and Man lfacur.. 81 FAD
the "NEsp" the most rioi!ah.s Va
chine. for use, owing % their 81 say.ntj
keeping in repair sui working order,
and their great xrssl 2aa ease 1t aAn
sgsnsn,.
Forty ger cert acre uefa eAa 10 "a
doas in ayrAr's time oil ths 'A.sr,'
than on any other Scsing Mac.its
WE PUBLICLY lJtAi. =,
LENGE MACHINES ~ AAl -
AND ALI. OTHER MAMMA.
TIRE, TO IT'D A. large A -
RANGE OF WORK A. AN
Easily re DOM On TIT, }
AgiIiNt,s -.
- All orders or eau nanies.,sb
from Fam lies, laiars, Sears,resse
Cieth:ers. Harness Makers. So. in ID
country a:il reesive promI. attention.. -
4 descriptive rircil Y AMI Sasnl, "
Of Aor. viii ar seat on receipt II set.rr
stamp collections made on e,i,v,y ~
Of Maci,iatS. il desired, so TINT the pu.-
chaser Ekrn .cr PAR F|I fuGu SsvL
THEf are ss.HlyEn.
IEfFLRsnN r4RNE., hsn. NJ.
OFFICE 81 " ASEilNAr.a ' : T
:. y. Drawer t-l1. thicax,, IL
AGENTS s,SrEn 7kfouskeu' M;sti
ga2. iHs;ana. Illinois Wisconsin. MiuEss. t.
iosa. Missouri. hsuss> az. Nssrasis
v6n,yl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

State e l"ns, -.
Tam a Comfy
To she unkaowA hcirs Of Elisabeth II.
Eodd deceased lA,c ct T.ina .cnn.y lows.
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that o. Monday the 9Th day o nccanaher
J s6t AZ one O'Clock 7. NJ. Of said lsv me last
Will Testament 81 Tiixaae,h II not5 H.
ceased late OF Tasnn county. iswa will he ni-
miitci for irchate u, my Office in Toie,o Or
enid county and State Of ioma.
1855 In testimony whereof have lerc,
s.f unta set my hani an ! III sei the
seal Of said county At my cfScc d
a Toledo this 18th day Of October
l'65.
r. A GRAHAM
Al Go. Jcdge IT Tsrs county, Icps.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

u prepared !v tie ori Z 'ns.or 81 tbs jvStlY
celebrated Cos. Cough Rsisam M Goa kss
never n,ersr-i . nedicias, srt.ei- fet eeL-
10 aud genera use bet wnsi has stood the
strongest tess, >h.i Aas a'vsss borns he
lain . sictets over sssry disease i Las
s..n certified IL cure.
!" iii ss2 uas AZ ssE.sinE ffSn ~ sps2siA
Indigestion, AkssuN Heartburn. Sick Hs.c-
ache Granny aaa isina in the Stomach su&
Bowels, .lcidfty 81 he Sion4ach ho,ctAu,o.-
Lus, issenieey, ard General ns5sl.ty sd
weakness o. he whole s,GsD--ry bat
single hcsSls, se vii neser urge you ag.ia
Il We fail in this case Our OWE kna~lejss
q i,e sDsr,,s, Ire united testimony Ct al
tho have ever tried IL, tho eheoHiilns -
hundreds Ct eur osn ne Esbors, your duty.
yourself; and lie tenekcia! result, ~ csilA. n
- Ne sansAins, all ssrncs.iy, p-rsist.s,..
n-ss yen 20 ass n! enc ksts. II ~ast~s
say 10 TO. cofreeG II orr statements ssB.=
scr0irk iis wonderful virtues ars Get tou14
t. 10 true, voa d 70. say that the cpsra-
ryrfees,y wonderful, " will rerounss o.
profession a. aferers to the public health,
sai retro rom the field admitting that ve.
srs incompetent 10 compound : medicinal
rrsparation, which would be entitled to yssr
confidence.
Sold BY druggist. every ksrs. Priss 81.
PER BETTE.
CO. CLARK s Co, PrepristsFs,
Ia
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Coa's DyspepsiA Cure.

IA. II equal in lie ~et,4 ~ . reEs3iaif
ss.ut. there j. rot . preparation ss~
kaosI that sss certsin .nssdy, aud istsi-
tito II its scf.on rejecting sui s2s;aS AZ
enss. We -: this, .Si..ss.y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

u hereby given, that NV VITA Emcly Mer
rift, has left my led an! hearl wi,hou, any
Just .ausc Az persons are hereby forbid.
den from Anrhoring or trustiag her "a nv
account Is ! will lay ncnc G! her cossracis..
Oek kpelr.l Sss ---.- VIZ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

rsas sor ssLiira,s asd excite tie pa Lest
sufferer, AXE a.sohyt!c litters ara beverages
all sassrIi..i u eurs d.srer.is, tut !. So
medic ne most wor1srtall, sdAv,si t. AZ
diseases of ike s,ox ach AID bowels
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Fac "I.Iy lcsas:y licensed.
land agents in ts,ts cx.Isasc

Almost All strangers coning her. ca nrnr
ms 10 bay, thus giving us incr ased facilities
yer all others for selling. We solicit froil
trs,,ieuis h" desire 10 sell 4 correc, desrgir
ton Of their lands vi h Il general lrscr:p,io.
4 the quality, situation, distance from tiGl
her or aneans Of timber owned, iraIroye
meats Erice terms sale, either se.haN
~ - mail as most convenient, and promise
70 furnish buyers on, H., AL good lap1s
held ~ reasonable prices Iont .e'.v en-
jig in rour desert 3.iah- each 4 =, ti,.. t,..
e. some chance - i,s.
CIR III IN / NELSON
ysn3S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

and vii be .a'a cheaper than the cl.spes,
With cur long experience IN trade and
our AFFINITY 20 bay TO al alsaniase We
are snab!et TO give extra induc-lneuI is.
an! sci. at 10 y ER PRICES than G;.n be had
elsewhere
We keep FULL STOCK Of everything IN
oar line, and purchasers Will iial their wants
better supplied with Is shsu ii SAY otiIct
pace In GOWN. after an examination ii OF he =
stocks. call ana Examine ours All h.s In
yourselves kat ~ can a. represent,
GALLEY jDiNSF3A
Mag i, 1861.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Y. Mr.. 2. D. Arpci.a,- has been buy
ing What an! oa's in this t,Nn t,r &c
past week, whirh hes crcatsd q matyy,si
rise in those products, 10 Tie sa'i>fae.
ton of our farmers Keep i, ny David;
our farmers viii snrPar, you, AMI ap.
irecin;c the under, akinr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

-. u il possible shat cA.i. wln'er j.
upon Us ? Lat Tu2sdav ii rainel ard
;,nss, continue! shou-h he n..ht and
turned into snax yesterday. and 10 ali
Appearances winter has really Wis ted Us
I" s'ay. Bu fcw people are pc pared
FIR II. Mauy formers have not ft.iahci
gs,herin. their corn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Gees Dyspepsia Cure.

Will rs!.eve distress !ron food or kvcify
J s"ir s'cmach, il ,ess time tax. i: s4kss -
xi.;s tAS Tie.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Sometime since money was sub.
scrihed by certain residents IN tins
town. liable 70 the draft, TO create n
fund to purchase substitutes. The re-
qui>i,e number Of substitutes being oh.
tained, and no one now feeling very
chilly on account II the draft, some Of
the interested wish, to have dividend
declared 70 see what they have made
nv the Investment. Will the cashier
move IN the matter
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

=. The old Repnp lean pole in this
town, brnks Oft ~ about one third of
its height from The ground, ~ noon on
election lav. We can ha,ily hciievp
its tall upon ,ha, day is o'ninpuS nf de.
strncti"n Of the party, AZ some Claim.
The reiurn in due time vii! show.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Co1'2 Ey p IA Cure

70 saiispensab's 10 the psr:Uaateaa OF
ever. traveller. a. i 81 once prevents ds4,-
ness or ssa s:ckuess either il stsaGsss sr
cars aud 10 = asvsr falling preventive :.
danger fran shsESs 81 water aal s.inals.
~ hes % x.iasss it,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Farm Wanted,

'9osisi;ns of .artF or eighty acres, fs'f Q
more cultivated ns.t hass y na,4ee t.I,a y.
Propositions received o. \ tsu-c:. Il. t.
leio CT Nm kr'.u>- il ALTON Up.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
III ADA !. ~ IN 1~
Persons arslroua Of securing 4

=. Pcr-ons arsiroua Of securing 4
nos i'l-nn, sewing machine or Lambs
hanl loom .> advertised in u,,r
columns, and all perfectly new, to be
ordered from the manufactures, will
d well to give us \ call, because we
can assist them in obtaining either Of
the above articles, cheaper than they
can be got wi,hou, our aid.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

-. Election passed of in this town
without any disturbance, we believe
not drunken man lisgraceh our streets
The principal cxciteinen, war on the
Court II use question, and even tbs
did not run as high AS VIC anticipate
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

49,. "A fine entertainment ispromiscd
the citizens OF this town at TIE NJ f.
Church this evening. The o:ject is a
iaudable one aud should be supported.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

-. W. had m vie preparations ~
receive AID publish The ,cl,.,a,h,c
election reports mp To Yesterday after
moon, hut the inc'rincn. .,a,, 81 TIE
weather has prevented US from ,eceis-
ing them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

-. W u this norn.n. We have u"
election news, but the following official
returns 81 Toledo township.
Wecan no ~.,"r safely state tina,
TIE county has given larger R.rnhh.
can maj'r,'y than ever before.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Goes Dyspepsid y
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURa
Cures Dyspesis Without fall.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures Nausea \, Stomach.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Cramps sud ~ 10 pains.
coz S DYSPEPSIA URE
Car., CAs..r. uo,bu, every time.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Indigestion ~ sure a. you taksit
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE;
Cares Hee-tbarn n Headache.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUHE
Regulates as2 r.ass h S.eluasA.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL sss. Z. Y.'y fsr al ss.~.ss
Il. lth sIt OWLS
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
c.os. kEvaR and 41Cg-Is. those .4.s.-
al "itL .Lis ns.A ny IL
Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CsEss isstss,aseossly-sni you DE- asa .h.,s
- sai.A week = sss is sxssS.
coz $ DYSPEPSIA CUREt
Is tia sfest appetizer ever iNev.-;t nee
OIL! N testhe AuIetis= Ia. enables ga -
sAsily dis.st yssr food.
CDf'S DISrErSIAtURE!
ssscaaSssaed J III The lsAtiny lhysi
siAAs.
Goes Dyspepsia Cu-a!
10 AZ iovaluabi. friend 10 all .hc ~. ~esr
dsssl.ss;.i AID il = rs STATE " AoiM.
As GA.
Ccs's dyspepsia Cure
10 vafrarts1 10 d alive have s|AiusA
tori:. x1j rs vii. furnish you ssriiisssss
y All best eif'gsus aEi c'sfxyGcA - tssk
W cur siAtsusss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

c.. CLARK s Co, Prepris.srs
New IiAvsa. Csaa.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents.
~ Lshs Street., CpissEs, LII.
vSsloJl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

10 vasrarts1 to d alive have e'aiusA
tori:. Ard rs vii. furnish you certificates
o ar los; ei''ssua aEi e'.fx,GcA - tAsk
W cur tiAtsusss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

IEfFEasAN f4RNEg, t'sn. NJ!
OFFICE 81 NASEilN}r.e ST
:. =. Drawer o1.11 thicag,, IT,
AGENTS aiSrEn 7kfcusheu' M;eti
gs.s. i"s;ana. Illinois Wisconsin. Miurss /. !,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
Vest eIdaI AfternOOn'sR Report
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

NEW IOkk, 1nBEen AOs
A special dispatch to TIE Times, from
Washington oath, says:
The Senate Post Ofies Committee o-dsy
had under consideration the Overland
Mail question, and unanimously instruct
ed their chairman to report bill pro-
viding Overland and Postal service be-
tween the Missouri river and Fulsom, Cal
ifornis.
The bill authorizes the Postmaster Gen.
eral to contract with the old contractors,
or other responsible parties, for daily
mail for four years, at an annual sum not
exceeding one million dollars.
The time Of running is shortened from
twenty to sixteen days. Provision is also
made that as soon as the Pacific Railroad
is constructed from each extremity, the
time and compensation are to be shortened
pro rata.
The West Point bill as agreed upon by
the Conference Committee makes some i'm
portsnt changes.
The House amendment allowing an sd-
ditionsl credit from each Congressional
District was struck out on the ground
that the capacity Of the Military Academy
was not sufficient to accommodate the ad.
ditional number named in the bill, the
President having filed up the classes from
various States
The House Naval Committee to-day su-
thorized their chairman to report the SEN
ate bill equalizing the grade Of line officers
in the navy.
Aspecial to the World says:
Frank Blair is about to resign his seat
in the House, to take effect the moment the
Special Committee on his case makes a re-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
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flour Sc better, but scarcely active SALES ct
f695a7 O5 for extra State s58z 20 for extra round
hoOped Ohio, and ET,459s,25 for trade brandl-
Whisky-Irregulsr and unsettled at Ssoeai, %
for State and Western, eosing with sellers e West
ern at 81, 90.
WheaI-In limited supply, and markst to g
l,67 for Milwaukee cihb; l6s0l,Ti for winter red
Western 81 IS for old do.
RYe-Firm at 81 ,2Seai,2s. "
Corn-ic better. and more active. Sales ct o. 80
for old mixed Western in store.
OaIs-le better. 9009Ic tor Western
WOOl-Firm. Nothing OF moment doing. !,
PetrOleum-Ftrmer- Reane1 In bond Sci aruee
quoted firm at sc.
Pork-MOre active and higher. Sales e ala,sD
for mess; S2l2H for old do e2 T5e24 % for Do,
closing at the latter prcs SIS 251150 for Old and
new prime; 90, ,259e13 % for Western prime moss
also 500 bbls prime for May, buyers option, Is
s235O; 500 bbs mess for April at e2300; SOC bbh city
prime mess. deliverable the second week In April,
81 924 So 25O bbB prime mess, deitVerable as Ohf-
cago, ct $500
Bsef-Firmer, with . fair demsnd, at q, 500e,as
for country S5O096.00 for country prime SO
Ol60O for repacksd mess, and SIC 009S 90 Ter extra
Beef Hams.-Firm at s2s, ,eOas4,o0.
Cur H1enEs-Steady, with good demand, At 94
4lOc for shoulders; l50l34c for hama
Bacon 8ide8-In active request and Arms As
IlkaIiSc for Western Cumberland Gus; i2c sUE Do
long ribbed l2Gl2<e for do short ribbed 1870 Tor
tor western long cut hams, the latter price for extra
choice.
Lard-Firmer at Bale.
Bufter-Firm at S0G5Sc for Ohio and 4s9soo lor
CSeese-FIrn at Bslsc for common to prims.