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duce them, II Itmakes soap for Four cents p3sinu
by using your kI'chen grease
no. CAUTEONI Az spurious Lyes are oter''
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nnt IN IrO cans, all others being eeUnter les
pENNsYhVA. .IIl SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
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PIttsburE-PItt st, and Duquesno Way
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QU OK ER v,

4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
1 rom Nervous Debility, &C., against endahgerng
their health by patronzlng any OF the advertising
auacks You oan fully recover by the methods used
bv Inc adj, cruiser and by hupdrds OF others, and m
no other yay. Read letter which will send Yoult
address, Direct to EDWARD n. TRAVER,
da9qdawgn Lock Box, Boston, Mass
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

Thai he may Rrappe with ~ the wise man that re
NAV s1udy is nature and palAte It's threaenlng Ihe
means OF pSllIahon are At hand OF easy access 70 All
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Ribfrp Stable.
JAMES oATHoART,s
LIV cry STAB L z !.

+ Bree Dllle's old stand Jefferson ttreet, mme-
"A diately opposite the market Whero may be had
al ait times the hest OF harness horses, bugges, car
Hes Siso prepared 20 keep horaaa by the wssk on
reasonable terms ahlOdam
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Having one Of the most complete Printing Esteh
hshmsn.s In southern Ohio our facilities for doingal
Kinds Of wosk, Book. Plain, Ornamental, are mrs
GLASS. We have one Of the fastest Presses and have
ali me modern styles of Type, and we employ th-
hest Workmen.
Wehave three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with neAtnsss and dispatch. fsa
su-ordersfrOm abroad will receive PrOnP. S'ssn
ton. Address la
HUBBARD d BRO, Dayton, OAio.
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ANHuAL PREMIUM

,s,.h, olylv be regarded as tho tribute which an up
hl9n. sss.l nsys IA the shrine Of justice =, y e
right heAft pAgS ~ ~ IDHK IL, 6TOPPEIlMAhs u
ARsntfoF Dayton and Veini'y'
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}sIantattun l5tttrrs.
s.. r.-lsoO--x.

Personsof sedeptary habits troubled with " weArness'
assitude palpitahon Of the heart lack Of appetite,
i,stress aher eating torpid liver, constipation, B.,
deserve to suaer n they will not try he celebrated
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Below will be fonnd the repor,
of The Provost Marshal Of this
Congressional district. In oar publ
cs.ipn IF il sc omit from the original
repor, two colsmns, showing the num-
Der u men enlisted from each county
in The 18th iowa battery md 9Th lows
cavalry. Tie number Of men enlisted
r. The former is IS, and in the latte,
.,s2 d. the former number 8 have
been furnished by Taula Co. and Of the
latter ..
These lnota> we're assigned under the
penaii,ima,e call Of the President, an,
has 40 reference to the last call. In
order to ascertain oar quota under this
We must take two thirds Of the number
required under the preceding call,
which tor Tama county is 81, which,
added ta %, the nua,ber required M
der the previous call, gives 100 d.,
handed Of this county under bo,l
calls; from this naMber take IS our
credit on the 9th inst, aad We have
left - a. the number yet required to be
furnished BY US. Contemplate il
people of I. IA County.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
ReAe, war steaa,ers.

Our Government has had consider
able ii!hru'lv With foreign powers.
especis''y the English in regard 10 1t.
ting ont war vessels Tor the rebels. Ii
vas -nppoa~d thst recent diplomatic
correspondence had adjusted the diffi
c,ity. 50 thGt il woald no longer be :
source of annoyance to "a. Bnt it
seems new dodge has recently been
made 4. follows:
Some Of the English ship builders
have sent w vessels 10 China under
the pretense Of selling them to the Chi.
nese, Int when arriving there, they are
sure to have some misunderst anding.
80 that the sale il MOI completed, and
arrangements ave entered into and the
vessels are turned over TO the rebel ser
vice, I, is said quite number have
recently passed into the service Of the
yyhels in this manner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
L4xfyiattye.

For the following Legislative sum
mary We are mainly indebted to the
DrS MONIES "Daily Register
The Senate have passed the bill \
mend'ng ss28,s29 and 81 Of he Re-
vision Of 1860, adapting the law in re-.
lstion to the establishment Of roads 10
the Supervisor system Of county gov
ernnen,; the House bill providing for
the issue Of wrlts of repleyin and attac ),
ment on Sunday in certain cases the
bill giving Jurisdiction to Justices Of
the Peace to punish the otFense Of throw
ing dead animals into wells, springs,
reservoirs, &c and the bill to cncour-
age Public Libraries-
The bill fixing the Governors office
At Des Moines.
The bill to fix the Aajutant General
salary At $4,000, the House bill to ap-
Commissioners to settle with Fad
sureties, the bill to amend s losl,lloo
| la and lao Of the Revision and the
b.l! amenc : 1904 Of the same.
The House passed the Supreme Court
| Reporter bill, aud the bill to: amend the
Appraiscmcnt Law.
The bill 10 amend chapter 81 Of the
Revision Of 1860 by striking ont the
word white. This would allow color
ed men 10 obtain legal residence in
the State the same az white men by
complying with the came conditions
Passed by yeas 20, nays -,
The bill approprlatirg IS, 200 for tbs
State Library was passed.
The substitute for the Revenue stamp
bill passed also the Appraisemen,
| bill ard the Senate bill 10 amend thu
Act 70 repeal Chap. ! Of the laws d
!. the Extra Session Of ls6l.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
RECRUITING OFFICE
Toledo, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1854.
Mn. N. G. WlErlSa,
Editor Of Transcript.

Toledo, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1854.
Mr.. n. c. WlErlSa,
Editor Of Transcript.
Dear Sir
A few more men are wanting
from Tama Go. aud I would say by way
Of encouragement to the people Of
lama that II is too soon to "sc,,lc
down for draft, at least when the
prospect looks 80 fair that the men can
b. raised and the draft evaled. Some
81 the people have given mp the task a.
hopeless and. ,!.il.', he aali,i NAL men
eannot be had WHY not? Does the
prospect look more dark than on the
9Th, aav If Dec. las; ? then we hal not
one o the 10 men, | almost was willing
to ST down IN despair and say they
could not b. had. Eat \ it'll, effort,
seconded by few Green .Eacks told
the tale, and the 10 men were raised.
The additional two hundred thousand
nov included in the call for 500 ,0OQ
will require about 50 more from this
county - 4 few have been enlisted al.
ready, and are credited on the call. The
Re enlistmcnta in Co. Sc will reduce
the number to about 80 men and this
number surely eau be raised under the
wholesome auxiliary cf"lo2' bounty.
This large bounty is available until the
the Ist day Of March, after that day
the naked realities Of The much dread
ed draft present themselves fer our
serious considerations We say srisss
for the order OF the Presiden renders
draft one Of the sa'e events Of the tn
turc, relish it as We may.
So then We say 70 one and all lay to
a helping hands talk, advise, preach,
coax and pay few Green backs If nee
esssry. It can be done, the men can be
raised if the people will hu, all in thu
matter, persons between the ages Of | 5
& p. can enlist without consent ri
parents under Is with the consent o,
parents, il Of sufficient size 81.
Hoping that the citizens ot The Co.
will take the mstter in hand, and \
gain attempt to give another testimoni
al Of their sincere regard and love 10,
the sGood old Union"
Yours truly
| VIM, GALLAGHER,
! Capt. Co. &C" ltth, R"gt Iowa, Inf,
Recruiting Officer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
THE IDAHO GOLD SENSATION
Tine other Side Of the story

From the Peoria Qll.) Mail, Feb. II.
Mr.. chase, who lef, Iowa ..spne two
| years since. on tourto the lanl Of gold,
has Just returned. From Mr.. +. clark
son, mail agent on the Bureau Vale,
Railroad, who that may be interesting
and valuable to our readers.
Mr.. Chase, in COMPANY with his
brother, first went to California and
wrought in the mines in that country.
Leaving there, he wen! to Idaho, where
he arrived in October last, and stayed
there about month, leaving sometime
in November.
He says the mines in California are
much richer than those Of Idaho--that
il the latter country they occupy q very
limited space, and arc poor At that. L,
was estimated that $1,000 men in
Idaho were out Of employment, and ey-
erything cxorbi,antly high. The eli
mate is cold, and they have ice there in
August. It is nothing uncommon to
have four or five fee, Of snow, which
lasts all through the winter.
The best route to Idaho, Mr.. Chase
thinks, il by way Of Salt Lake City,
then across the country on mules. By
this means party could get in advance
Of the large emigration already on the
way, which would be very desirable
thing for those who valued the good
condition Of their animals.
The cry d rich mines il Idaho il all
for speculation. The puffs and notices
in the newspapers are paid for by spec.
ulatora. There are 70 such rich mines
there =. represented. N, man can
make his living BY mining in Idaho.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Louisiana

An opposition has already sprang up
IN the Union party in Louisiana.
At the recent Free State convention
two rival factions existed one in favor
Of Hon. NJ. Hahn for Governor and the
othe, fsyoring Hon y. +. Flanders.
The FLANDERS party finding themselves
in minority wi.bdrc~ and nominated a
separate ticket. Both tickets are said
10 he strictly loyal. ..".-.
Both factions rsas,d resolutions in
favor Of returning to the United States
as free State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
The Great Cause
UF
Human Misery.
Just published, in sealed Envelope.
Price Six Cents.

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ALecture on the Nature, Treat
ment & Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhna, induced By self-Abuse
Involuntary Emissions lmpotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impodiments TO Marriage gen.
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits !;
mental and physical incnpacity, &c.--ROBT.
J. CULVER WELL, NJ. y. Author Of the Green
book, Sc.
The world-renowned author, in this aimi-
rabie Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be eifectnally removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
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certain and efFectual, by which every suffer-
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may cure himself chcaply, privately and rad
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ands and thousands.
Sent under seal, or in q plain envelope, TO
any address, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing.
CHS. ]. g. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, New Fork, Post Once Box, 1886
v5n44yl
TO School fund debtors.
Those owing judgements 70 the school fund
will call md settle with the clerk soon or
executions must be issued. This notice -
published expressly 10 save your cost
ISAAC i. ALLEN.
District Atty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Con0resesonol

A bill is to be introduced into the
House ordering the discharge Of all
Major ard Hrigadier Generals Who have
not been III active service tor the past
three months.
This bill would discharge over 20
Generals and save the country nearly
37D,ap0 annually.
It is thought however that the friends
O: NcGleiian and Fremont will defeat
the bill.
The Judiciary committee Of the Sc
i.atr have reported in favor Of an
amendment 10 the Constitution, declar
in4 tha; slavery shall not exist in the
United States. Bills were also intro.
.lncei ratIying the emancipation proc.
lamatsnn.
The special committee on bankrupt
law have framed bill providing for
voluntary and inv o!un,ary bankruptcy,
and including al corporations except
banks and railroads.
4 bill passed the committee Of the
Whole in the House, amended 50 az t.
draf, persons Of African descent and /,
pay y just sum not exceeding $500 L
each loyal owner Of sla. es that yolun
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Sentenced

The Nemplc brothers, who were
charged with the murder Of AloDz.
Sherman, plead guilty to murder il
the second degree. Judge W,lnam
sentenced the Oldest, WHO Is 25 year
Of age, to imprisonment for life, an,
the youngest, who is 10, to imprison
ment for ten years.
- Clayton County Journal.
There are 81 900, 900 gold in the u
5. Treasury.
It has been decided that the next an
nal State Fair OF Iowa will be held a
Burlil yton.
by report Of the Adjntant Genera
Of the State Of Maine, i appears tina
State has already furnished 1920:
troops for the war.
The Colt Armory, at Hartford, re
Gently destroyed by Are, is to be rebuilt
Immediately.
Five hundred families from the cas-
are expected to settle At st. JOSEPH
Missouri, in the spring.
In certain places in Indiana 80 many
young men have enlisted that 1t il a!
most impossible 70 get work done upor
the farms Many large farms are with
our single hand 10 cultivate them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
THURSDAY FEB. IL, 1864.

ucasre. ROUNDS 4 LANGDON, are our
authorised AeenA in the City Of Chicago
1iis, 10 procure Advertisements and Sub
scristicbs.
~ Nessrs Horace A. Shaw, 4 Co., 81 Tank
Gov, & IS Sa.s>u ST., t.~ York, are osr
authorised aSr,:ain New York City TO pro-
care .nb-s-ir' ions snd sd~ert,ser eAtA.
NMcepr. s. " TrTTENnIL 4 Co, No !,
PARK Eo~, New Work z ItA.c 81. Eu.taG
are oar Asent. tor ii. Iowa Tva~st-YN. IN
hos. ci,i.-, Anh are antAerised to t~he Alv@s-
Use Asnts AMI subscriptions for \. at our
Lowest RA,es.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Senator Grimes on Naval Affair,

On the LIST. inst, Senator Grimes de
livered speech in the I s. Senate re-
viewing our naval affairs. 1t wa-
very able in defending our navy =,
gains, the charges, that i, was need
essly expensive and inefficient.
We have only room for the tvllowin.
extract.
"Du,ing this war grea. many grand
and noble things hare been done, A
great many gallant deeds performed
bu, in my conviction, City years hence
It will BE lh, verde, OF mankind tia;
the most wonderful th.y that has been
performed la, been the keepir,. up Of
The stupcndou, blockade that In. been
knp; ur b. this nation 50 successful,
aud 81 long. The blockade is recoyniz
cd b. all nations to be the mos efficient
ila, has ever been naain,a aimed. The
Navy Department commencing with
only eight steamships that could b.
used for blockadiny purposes at the
commencement Of the war, and they
scattered all over the world, and beyond
its reach tor many months, has Kept up
= blockade, according to the report of
Professor Bache, along the coast from
Cape Henry to the line Of Mexico, Of 3.
649 statue miles. In this line there are
ls9 rivers, bays, harbors, inlets, sounds
Or deep openings, Of which IS are IN
der six feet in depth at mean high Va.
ter, II arc between six and twelve feet
deep, Fl are between twelve aud Is
feet, and % are over eighteen feet in
depth. Not one man in thousand has
an adequate conception Of the Difficult
ties attending the building, eqaiping,
furnishing and manning the vessels re
quirea for such service, nor Of the hald
ships endured by the officers and men
to whom the duty is assiynel-1 say
without hesitation; Mr.. President, that
the ability Of this nation to build and
prepare the slips necessary TO maintain
IS effective blockade as it has been
able to maintain during the last three
years, and hereafter excite the wonder
aud admiration OF tho world.
This is hot all that we have done.
While We have been able to do this, we
have been keeping feet in the west
crn waters ,rasersing the Red river, the
Yazoo, the Cumberland, the Mississippi
the Ohio, Arkansas, Tennessee, and al
the small streams that empty into the
mississippi aouth Of the Ohio--a ser,
vice for which We Of the Northwest are
wiling always and at all times to re.
turn the Navy Department our mos,
profound thanks. No man can over
estimate the services that the NAVY
has rendered 10 us in that qua, ter and
these services have been rendered at.
ter overcoming the creates. obstacles"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Governor Quincy, Of Kansas, was
elected u. $. Senator on the 9th inst, 70
succeed J. II. Lane.
Nearly ten thousand dollars have
been collectedsto ward establishing a
Soldiers Home At Chicago.
Several rebel officers recently escaped
from Chattanooga have been recaptnrel.
The mortality in the Chattanooga hos
pitfalls is ninety per day
The claims for pensions already filed
by widows and mothers Of deceased sol
diers, exceed one hundred and fifty
Thousand.
The Sultan Of Turkey is only thirty.
four years Of age, and his hair is grey.
But then he has SO many wives, poor
man
A vein Of gold IS big as mans arm
has been found in Bucks county, Penn
syiyaria. Considerable excitement pre-
walls in consequence.
The Senate military committc have
returned to the President large batch
Of nominations Of Major and Brigadier
Generals, with the statement that there
were no vacancies for ne appointments.
The committee are unanimous in their
not TO return General
SchoHeld's name to tho Senate for con.
frmation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
New Advertisements.
Farm for sale

4g The undersigned offers
&S7ssfs2 for sale his farm, siiurfel
&8ee two miles south vest Of Irving in
-. lama County and about miles
north vest Of Bell flaine station, miles north
of east Of Chelsea station, and z nth Of the
railroad. 1t contains 10 acres, over 100 Of
which are Under fence, about % Of p!o~ land,
20 OF timothy meadow ard the remainder
pasture It has a young bearing apple or
chard OF dwarfs and standards, cherries,
rlnmbs, Siberian crabs, white and red currants
goossberries, raspherrtes SC. II has good
frame house, 1924 feet, and plenty Of small
outbnildinss AL frame The laad il = beau
tifal, level, rich b,ttom with about 70 acres
more Of the same kind on the premises
A gcol mill stream is running through
enc corner Of the farm, with saw and -four
ing mill within q mile, and good mill seat
on an. below the frn. There is some good
timber on the farm At the creek and some
near the house. On ons corner Of the farm
thore is a good frame school house. A public
road rams through the improvement, near the
house, and tho location is good for farming
or grazing Also for sale 40 acres Of good
timber 3 miles west Of the farm.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber living on the premises.
Feb. 18th, 1864. BENZ. PEARSON,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Never fail to satisfy those VII, give them
thorough trial, and wherever introduced
rapidly supercecding all Others.
They possess the merit ~ s;a,,;.itv
and ease or management. 20 th,t nt,,cn
minutes instruction will enable anv Z
one to use them srcc ,s.fnllv me ri :
lowing Is some Of i,s point, of e,.ei,-
ence !
Tho, h.veo s,r,;ch. r.o,,.,...
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anlv ,r,,o ,,;n.,,l. -.
;nr Mach;na f''sN'
e. 49,. S,.,,...
,,;,,a :, ho,h a;I., - r.
Thread st,en,,h ,nr,h;,;,, r,...;',;,, {
49,, po.,,.v - E;,.;.h !: '..,N',
any ,hsr s,;,ch n..I si''' -
ihev nre .;mnle !, c,,s..,...on
;l,,,.a.ra.aaI ~. II, -,
sc,, - o-aa. .;,h.a, ''
may;r. : sc.a. 500 '"''s' - -
Tho Ts,a;a, i. an,or;nr !. - -. q
n use. Une,enns.s ., hna,. j. H. -.
thread do no, cause il 10 j, .r,,e v.'h .
irregulariiy.
Tie Feed il perfect, Accurate IN liz :
oper ,tion, aud warranted IL RIM u.
years without re.nirin, 10 H. INK ~ ,n,, .
cleaned Or repaired.
They are adapted to al k;n,,. So.
ing, and are strong a..l durable il nj
their parts. This is Important. ter even
light work will soon cnnse i ;r.il ma |.
chine 70 operate with nne-r,sinty. md
REQUIRE frequent and expensive 81 air.
!. 80 ssu W. lSs' ''o'''"s ~ Keep :
Thew Stitch Hem Paid ~, ~,
Bind and Gather withou. has:ia9' ]
They DO not hrcak the thread, kip
stitches, nor form chain ridge o. ire
nnderside Of the cloth. Th,y will sew
over gathers and seams wiiE.h. break 1
ing the thread, Or requiring change y
OF tension.
They use Silk, Gotten ani iinen {
Threads equally we'll.
They are the only machine nainr !
WEEDS PATENT IHsEAp toNlRnllR {
There 10 no OF her arlNrR.Hs til the
W. w.. - n ~ !, ,'e !. .a.s - :.
Families and Manufacture, 81 fnl :
ch;n., o.. ,,.a a~;.,. 49,. !,
keeping 10 repair and working 81 der,
snd 'nelr great speed anu ease u man.
agemens.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

The man who ate his dinner whit.
the fork Of river, has been attempting
to spin mountain TOP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

List of Claims audited BY Hoard Of u Iama
A. ID.
Amount claimed and Amount allowed. ts
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

900 o sr Illus MOS, 81, tg ,,';
-, Steel fngravinps in ihe county.
6ENIr Very liberal terms given u good
Men or Nonen TO engage il tho
lI7lD 4: ;:: /; 4: e.: =; Nv ''''
Address for circular Of particulars
j. j. RONNET 4 Co.,
- llHEArr ST., NV isaK.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
NAMES.

NAMES.
>>~~>.~>-~~~.~D~.. ~,--1> 49,
+. A. Durham
w. A. Daniel
l.. Is. Nelson
Albert Morse
Yhemss Murray
Lucy Fuller ~.
Hiram hlingaman
EN- Bic.hv y.
John Zthrnns
j. M. Hull
A. A. Sawin
! W. Son,hwick il.
y. X. Weir T.. g.. -.
II r. Castor e..
Vim. N Ste k4s
Harrison Parker
Mark Miller
W. Is. Vanhouton
Allied Davis ..s..
I. ]. Sta'ey
Nathan Harmon
Nathaniel Jarvis
L a. Graham
Shattnck Il Don
John X. Thomas .
J,hn:R,mslc'l
Horace jacobs
Allen DAWSON
Chester K. Iiayes
IL. & Green
David .hb :.
J. J. S,.!ey :. .
K, Johnston s
X NJ Glenn
George lIollenbeck
+. l.. Downs
= {. " ie,in.
" '!liam Randolph
Geo. w. Free
lnSe Lane i Co.
Allen 4 9,rnb.e
4. Il. Mason
Newton b Hiatt
John K ,ms,l.il
\. loNnpkins
4. j. Wheaton
| Il, {. N. Wells
| .Alanzo Russ. II
| J. Z. Nrfmi Va
| +. J. Cannon
| II. h. Sni,l.r
Caroline NJ. Carpenter
>i!senus Daoli,,lc
y. l. Bailey
| VIM. II S,i.ers
Churchill 4 Drud
q. l. Bailey
II. A. Williamson
James Wilson
J II. Shankl;n
Chs'- y. Heath
/ Q. +. Olncv
Frederick Dagner
Samel Myers
Mary j.. Lanier
Syhil Harris
Geo. W. Morrison
J II. Sirni,!e
I. Eotker
Il. 4. ;iall
K. johnston
Vim. I, Smith
Josiah Thomas
| 4. Tomrkins
| II. L. CASTOR
Joseph D,satt
.1lmes 4. ley
James Mill r
| Peter McRoherts
" ~. tnnant
j. y. Townsend
g. W. Morrison
Z. 7. Shl.ar,
WIN Gallagher sen.
A. Bricker
I. Fnrhe.
i. 4 Hall
r. Johnston
Peter McRnbnrts
lanes A. Wiley
WIN. Conant
!. s. Townsend
G. ". Morrison
y. T. Hhnyart
James Miller
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dordaio~ Of Recruiting Sersice, 9TH
District, Iosoa, Fsb. stA, 1861, 'iac!u
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Pablo Notice

Public Notice
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
for the consideration Of two dollars paid me
by my son, Riley Dooker, aged = years, the
benefit Of his time in the future, and that I
have no farther claim uprn him, and also will
no, be held respc nsiblc for any Of his acts or
deeds
lndianvillage TP. Feb. 9th, 1864.
GEORGE BOOMER.
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DAVID D. APPRECIATE
Clerk.
BY g. l. Bailey, Deputy
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SlVlJG NhlHI:Is
WEEDS CELEBRATED r,yrsr

Never fail to satisfy those VII, give them =
borough trial, and wherever introduced arc
'apidly supercecding all Others.