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OF MILWAUKEE, WIS,
GAG ETC PHYSICIAN.
For Acute and Chronic Diseases, late Of Detroit
chicago, WaukeaRau, ana Delaware, Ohio, hsi
ops eI HoOms "A the AMEEICAN House, Glove
land, Ohio, for thirty Gays fom June l2th, 1855
lie cures all ouraUl0 disease vita q cW operations
No medicine isen. No ~Uurgicsl 'parEtiJns per
formed. Also, CuUs ep aTy distance without ate
ing tn patieit, Ly sendinR him lhe'r ~ka1owritiug
Pouoas who CAM o. afford TO pay, arc e~o-dislly in
Nityd, without mo9ey aud without price. C'cGI i!
ness only being rtquiod. Office hOurs are fin s
a. d.. 70 u ~, AVID from l TO 5 ?. n. tc!l ~
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COUGH BALSAM
cures indnenzA, asthma,
and all bronchial alec
lions.
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EGMHs sPEOIFIQ PILIS-WAE-

EaETEn Il ALL uAEE5,-9sR b r5I15d
E5Tz al 20 oREsi Dc act assssEtSi Ars Epes5.
- ssSoDi 80 ohaRso Of dfsi rsaGhsJl Do nos IN
@@He VIII GEflEs5 F-rEaftsl Oan bs UHsa Wish
sgs GzseCsioci UPvEEd OF 40 cure E5s pass north
@oEs cl tt1u very BsVsrS ossss. Over one h1T-
ard PhgsheiEur hSys gRd thsm In thstg prsa-
"a, aud EPaSk wi u thar sdosay, and sparUF.
g. ez,i- ccEFoEs40p. which Il entirely vegetable
sza ksn8s2 q the sFEszzs. E1ueTsSs u Osrtizs
EtE ez5 rs Ehoaa. EsPH SpesiEo Eil1 ars -,
DSefDA and only ssazhls 6DsCiAc PHI. 3hsFs ns
sas>sed EoE EFsis eEd fsnals, oiecF young ans
r. oily ralabla rsmscF Tor e1rs&nE : psrEsat
eG4t ana FRes6g ezra IN al ossss CT Epsrmssor-ass-
= Seminal Fssknsas With ~ TT trains Of ssis,
FBcE s. OrsthTzl eat Vaginal Discharges, 6isst,
- Ghises, RlEhtlS or Involuntary Es.fzsoLE, H.
rsuti1Srr5, Genital Debility sod tr1sabiisyi I'm.
arsgSoy, Weakness or los flower, Hsryous De.
t-ssty, &C., a., I'll @ -sieh arise principally fro
Erz7sf EEcoszEs c. Sdf Abass, OF SONS oo15sifu
etUuarGsanKsuoeS, asd iEczPzUfatss She Euaers,
nosa faiduh1E sGs duties o. married lie. In 81
EBusZ sasgsr, - Gcn5rriisz, Giest ed Structures,
poREa7gSgg Physicsaa fcr ths treatment Of BemiaSL,
JEge1V Sexual, SID Serv5ps DiEsasoz, Who Eil
-, nee TO So tho foU5EiEE ySsaAbls Voyk, IN
Fszfri e~aEeaons:
EzK FEFcI1H EeeEsAHn.-Dr. Esi'E TrENtfzs O.
Esh Abass, pTSn7suTs Decay, lmpotsaOs gnd LOs
VI eoEo-, Ec<UEl Dissasssy Seminal Weakness,
ElEeelg Eais-'5ns, Genital Debility, a., &3y Z
EHHgaiss Of e. pages, oonkEln;ng ippcrsart e.
tses 70 TIE EflisEsds sad EnscE rhcGld b rSEt Z
JzsTE E1isrsr, a. the means o. ouEs = the ssTaTsa,
svsE e plsial6E ~ Go-tbs Two s.aEps ssq.IS6
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GoE
COUGH BALSAA
cures the worst eOld5
surely and speedily.
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COUGH BALSAN
cures sore throat and
soreness Il the chozt and
.lungs-
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COUGH BALSAA
relieves a ~oopsumPtiys
cough IS toon IS 1t Is
taken.
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COUGH BALSAH
cures hoarsencss aud
tickling in e throst.
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our directions are Eollozod.g
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COUGH BALSAM
N the house ready loT
immediate use.
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COE 5
COUCH BALSAl

isfactioa or the money
refunded
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cough BALSAM
costs but
FORTY CEN IS.
The bottle holds more
than any other a. the
same price.
Tho medicine Itself Is
Earranted superior 10 al
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STOMACH Or BOWELS

We warrant both Of them, in ovsry I~u,tauos.m
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so family osn hfl0Ed 10
be without
HnEHA
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Roli BY Druggists sv.
cry
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aEO. ". GARDNER, GEO. H. BuRr, 40. n'NAIsT.
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soYEREIGN RR1lras


that originate ins
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
New AllvertiAlalentS
ARCANA WATCH.
AN ELEGANT. NOVELTY IN
N Il,IIIH

w Al liILN.
The cases of this watch are nm entirely new
invention composed OF ak different metals
combined, rollel together aul pianishel, pro.
du ,ingan cxa:t;mita,ion Of IS carat gold
called Arcana, which will alwavs keep it's
color. They are beautiful as solid gold,
and are atforca ut one-eighth the cost. The
case is beautifully designed with Panel and
shield for name, with Pateot Push Pin, and
engraved in the e act style Of the celebrat I'd
Gold Hunting Levers, aud are really hanl-
some and desirable, and so exact an imitation
o,gold as defy detection. The movement is
manufactured by the well krcwn st J,mer
Watch company Of Europe, and are superbly
f..shed, having engraved pallcis fancy c,ry
e,l bridges, adjusting regulator, with gold
balaucs and the ir.rravea iewelei action
with line dial and skeleton hands and Is
warented good time keeper
These watches are Of three different sizes
the smallest being for ladies' aud are all hun.
ting cases. A case af six willie sent BY mail
or Express for Sl25,eO a -iuglc one scnt ia
ha. dsome s.orocco case for SO viii readi-
" sell for three times the r cost. We nre sole
agents for this watch in the United States
and none are gcnuiuc which do not bear our
Trade mark.
Address
GlRARD W DEvAUcH s Co,
4y IMP riera Is Maiden Iann, n. y.
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SHERiFF,S SALE.


BY virtue Of special execution, dated the
10Th day Of June A. b. 1915 to me directed
issued out Of the office Of the clerk of tie
District Court Of TAma County, State Of iowa
in favor Of John Koot1 and against Henry
II. Weaver and tatharirc Weaver on n
judgement rendered by said Court At tho
February term thereof. A. D. 1865 against
the said Henry H. Weavcr md dscree
Of foreclosure against said defendants where
in it was orde ed adjndcel and ,ecrced ,ha,
the following described ,cnl ceta,e 70 wit.
Lot M xer,n ca ~ biock No. nine (a)
IN Nc Fob,rtS second addition To tie c,f
Mge IF 7oLdo. 1umn Comy, Mr,
be sold or SO much thereof rs is necessary 10
satisfy said judgement. interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hcrrhy
given, tina, I have levied upon. aud shall on
the 22nd day Of July A. b. ls'', between
the hours of O'clock A. NJ and o'clock r
N. of snid day, sale to commence M the
hour OF /? O clock a. m. at the front door If
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county of Tamo. offer and sell At public ont
cry. to the his hest aud hest bidder, 70,
cash. the above described property or
so'nmcl thereof il necessary - satisfy
said judgement for the sum Il go dollars
and 50 CENTS, together with cost and MI nc.
crnins costs unless the same shall be sooner
satisfied.
June II, lS65.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
sheriff of raa,x County, lows.
Printers fee $500 his
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REPUBLICAN UNION TlCNEr.
For GOVERNOR,
WIN. N. STONE.
Fox fI1rrr. GOVERNOR,
a%,. B. CUE.
Fox JrDGE of Sr-TREME GorRr,
GEO. g. WRIGHT.
For SuTr. ,oF p crl1r INsTRycfroN,
O1,ANtFHVILLE.
REPUBLICANu UNION TiCKEr.
SHAFT We D4ayc 81 North Rnd
south Railroad
THURSDAY JULY 10 1868.

Citizens of Tama County. the all i'm
portant question w,th you now, il, shall
We have 4 North and South Railroad.
The respons Utility Of this matter, or
palmer, the success q the enterprise, so
3ar "a You are concerned, now rests
.yi,h Won, and IL Is for you 10 say wheth
'er >vu will have an opposition railroad
cutting down the enormous tariff now
exacted Of you for every piece Of ere'ch,
Carried over our Eastern and Western
railroad. Every one OF our farmers
shohd know that they are literally
robbed Of Is cents on every hushel Of
wheat they sell. The present railroad
companies could, at living rates, carry
hushrl Of wheat TO Chicago Tor al
lenst Is cents less than they now do,
ana yet make large profit Now, if
We can reduce the freight this amount,
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NOTICE.

The Undersigned ASSESSOR Of the 4th
DISTRICT OF 10 WA, hereby gives notice to
sill whom il may conccrn, in purs1ii nee Of sec
ton Ia, ct the ''Act 10 provide Internal Row
enuc, 10 support the Government, to pay inter
est on the rnbiic deb. and for other purposes"
that appeals in writing will be received aud
determines relative to any erroneous or cx-
cessive valuations, assessments, Or cnumera-
tons returned by N. G. WietiDg Assistant
Assessor in the Annual List, for lama county
In said district, at the ofiice of said Assistant
Assessor, in Toledo Tama county Iowa on the
18th day Of July, 1865, at 10 O'CLOCK A. H.,
at which time nrd place said List will be
omen to the inspection Of all persons who
may apply for that purpose
Dated Toledo County OF Tama, Iowa, July
ID, 4, D., 1865.
GEORGE RI. JEROME,
Assessor, 4th District Of Iowa.
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RNllc(,tQyl Meeting,

| We had Intended to give IA full lie
| scrir,ton of the Railroad meeting a
the Court House III this place. on III,
! Ut i,s,, but for the want OF help al
present in our flee, are obliged 10 en-,
It shor. as well as several other mat ers
We Xlll say however. that Che meet
ing was tolerahlv well attended
aud very good feeling manifesto ID
The committee that went IL st. Lon's
made statement that they were well
received and got much encouragement,
The President rf the company, Mr.
Morgan, explained the intention of the
company, and gave MS to understand
that if VIC wanted the road We must
work for il. Others also made some 70
matks.
The following committees were ar
pointed in each township to aid in pro
curing stock.
Toledo ,ownship,-W. f. Johnson
T. A. Graham q. W. Free, Jr.
Colnmb,a,-F. S'oddard, G. W. Nor
rison, 4 X A>hhanyh
Howard,-D. IL Gallagher, J. II
Tindtl.
Crystal, j. 5. Townsend, VIM
Wilson.
Perry. --.Jnmcs Wilson, w. W. Lee
kins, s G. Rogers, Chm,
Buckirgham,-J. I. Ames, Horace
Green, D. Council.
Grncsca,-P. L. Sherman, !. Clark
i Clark, III. Moss.
Carroll, >. Hunnecutt, VIM. Ran
d,lph, p McRnbe,,s.
chland IT Fnrker. J. Hannah.
Nighland,-A. NJ. Poyncr, r. John
son
Sprin. Greek, wv. B. King, c. n.
KNAPP.
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Dy. TaIbott'S Pills ]
GlRARD w DEVAUCH s ca !,
IMP riers, Is Maijen Lane, n.

Composed of highly ncentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value infaiiblc in the cure Of all diseases Of
the Liver or any arrangement Of ,be iipes
tive Organs. They remove All impurities Of
the Blood, aud are nnequaed in the cure Of
biarrhae, Jaindicc Dyspepsia, Scrofula.
Eilousncss, Liver Complaint, Fevcrs, Ilead
ache, Piles, Mercnrial diseases, Hereditary
lIumors. pose, for adults one pill in the
morning, children half q pill. From one to
three pits wiz cure ordinary cnses, aud from
one 10 three boxes viii cure any rabic
ease % no m after how long standing. Price
81 30 per box. Trade supplied or sent by
malt.
v. MOTT TALBOTT, NJ. D, 4 60.
y7nc6yl 81 Fulton st. New York
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all night in prayer. Payne was ,h'
only one who took breakfast this morn
ing. Mrs. Snrra,t was very Ill during
the night, and medical aid was cal!cc
in. h
Ths execution was well conducted
General nancuck's soldiers, As cAcru
TONERS, pushing the drops which took
The life Of the criminals. Three thou
sand Of Hancock's troops were on guard
in ana around the prison during III,
whole day. Everything passed of
quietly.
The alleged important after Ills
covered evidence which Aiken, Mrs
Sur,atIs counsel, claimed would prove
her innocence, was submitted to judge
Holt las, evening, and. after examina
lion, he saw nothing in it to warrant y
sta, of execution This was communi
Gated to the President, and, doubtless,
caused him 10 adhere t. his determine
non not IL interfere with the execution
of Mrs. Surlatt.
New York, July 7.
4 A Washington special says: ".Aiter
the sentence Of death was read, PAYNE
did no, express any here Of repvirve.
lie said John Sura,t was actinr
cowardly in falling to appear and die
with his mother. Being asked if he
had any directions to give IS 10 the dis
position Of his body, he answered that
he had no friends within reach O, inn
mediate communication, and therefore
his body must be subject 10 such dis
posal as the oili,ers should direct. H.
maintained that his relations were all
in Florida, aud that hi. name wa.
Powell lie expressed the deepest re.
yvet that Mrs. Surra.t should, BY reason
of any act Of his, suffer aud evirced
sollcilude for her no, unlike that of a
tender child for its parent, secmi, 81,
thinking only Of her fate and the suffer
ing she WIS abou, To undergo
Harold and Atzere,h manifested no
hope. The former was scarcely more
serious than he was during the trial
The latter was much bowed.
soon after the PRONUNCIATION Of The
sentence, friends and relations of he
prisoners began to arrive 4, the Arsenal
Mss Surratt WAS among the first to
visit the prison. The meeting Of the
criminal mother and The sorrow stricken
daughter was most heartre"ding. S 'on
however, the latter rallied, and straight
way visited the pr, sidcnt Is plead for
communication Of the sentence TO impri
solment fr life. Sac was i,inel by
two Catholic priests and her mothers
attorneys. Mrs. surra,t begged to be
reprieved for few days"
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RA.D One Of the wealhicst and most
prominent business men OF Springfield
Mass, has Just returned from 4 through
prospecting, tonr ail The oil regions, ard
gives il as the resul, Il hi, observations
and Investigations, lha, oicach one hun
drel wells sunk tor oil, but five fur
nishcd any of the article at ALL Ofthese
five, bnt one proves prnttaksc, while
two of the other four only pay cApnses,
Henry s. Foote, late a member
of the rebel Senate, con!irm, the state
nrnt that the Confederate Governor ap
proved Of the scheme TO starvr Union
prisoners to death. He says the rebel
Secretary Of War formally approved the
monstrous proposition. We approve Of
hanging that Secretary and all Of his
associates, J,T DAVIS included.
Women are said t, be vr,y scnrrc in
Colorado and Nevada, and CuloradncA
change say: "Thcrc is scarce one
woman where six could and wMld be
prnli,ahly employed, il 'hty could be
obtained. Wages here f,r common
household duties are from $50 w $50
per month. i.,cluding board This makes
wages, i, The pr, sent rates 1T boarding
from eighty q one hundred dollars
MONTE
There il \ chihi living,in Manchester
Va, with its parents, Nv" years old aud
weighs 200 pounds, IN re than ether of
the parents, by some 80 pounds
Where is Rarnun? @
The S ate Treasury haildi,,g at Aus
lin, Nevada, WAS recently robbed of
$4,000 in gold.
The list of abandoned lands Virginia
already exhibits u total IT nearly forty
thousand acres.
\ cs;li was recently born in San
Franciscp which had no opening for its
eyes. Cuts were inside and pair Of
bright ones were found underneath.
Gen. Terry, common ling in Virginia
received orders on the !, I, muster on,
all troops not needed in his y 'par,mcnt.
A woman ID Boston gave birth, the
other day, to tour gi'ls weighing FIVE
pounds apiece. Prod,giou>!
Mud.!. OI.,nghlin, Arnold and Spang
Ter. the tconslnraturs at Washington,
have been sent to the Albany P-niten
,iary.
Nari,l law has been re- established
4, Norfolk, Va, in consequence OF the
riots at that p tint.
Salmon, usually considered an oxpen-
.ive luxury, is pow cheaper IN Boston
fi,an Ii st-cla.s beef.
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that each and all Of the articles we're worth
treble the nmouut of cost to tho reel l.ients,
aud some Of them six times
We hnye seen some very pretty rpc linen.
~ Table and Teaspoons, Gold Watches,
Ladies Chains, Fins, Bracelets, c'c, which
have been sent by Arrandaie & Go. to this
place for 81 each. -Anyeica Reporter, ~ J.
State Feb Is, 1858.
AtiENTS.--We want agents in every
scgiment, Atd III every town and county IN
The country, and those acting An Nnch Will
he allowed 10 cents on every cefiisca'c Or
dcred by them, provided Their remittance
amounts 10 one dollar, also ether induce
mcnts which can be learned on application.
Agents will collect % 81 nts FOR every certlh-
cate, ard remit 10 cents to Ls, either III cash
or POSTAGE STAMPS.
AlSk ANDAI.E = co,
n2tt6. 1G7 III O:aiySny, n.
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Execution Of the G'ORsptratOrS,
Mrs. kurratt. Payne. AtZcrOth
and Harold.

WAsn1ScroS, JULY
The all absorbing topic to dav was
the execution Of Mrs. Surrat,, Payne
Harold, and A'zeroth. 1t took place
according to previous announcement.
Desperate efforts were made by Aiken
and Clampi,,, counsel for Mrs. Snrratt.
TO bring the civil authorities here IN
conflict with the military. Before day
light this morning Judge Wylie, OF the
District Supreme Court, was aroused
from hi, bed 10y Aiken and Clampitt.
who demanded writ Of haJcus corpus
directed to General Hancock, to pro
duce the body Of Mrs. Surra,, in cour'
at 10 O'clock. The writ was issued
and served upon Hancock, at the Me
tropniitan Hotel. General Hancock
and Attorney General Speed appeared
III cont, and Hancock made a return
to the writ, that he held Mrs. Snrratt
by order Of the President and ms re
lever was Endorsed by the President,
who ii ectei him to execute Mrs. Sur
raft, as he had been ordered. Judge
Wylie then issued an order Of ccur,
that lie was powe1less to do anything
in the matter, and was not inclined to
interfere further.
These proceedings delayed the exc
cntion, which did not take place till j
O'Clock.
Mrs Surratt exhibited great forti'ude
for woman under such trying circum
stances. She was attended by two
Catholic priests, WHO gave her religious
consolation on the scaffold She kissed
small crucifx reverenAy several times.
She died without struggle.
Payne was cool and self possessed,
and died as he had liycl--a bold, de-
termincd man. Tie walked firmly up
the steps Of the s.aflold, ard seated
himself as composediy as if he were
going t, live. II, Struggle a considers
ably, being large powerful man
Harold seemed Utmost para!,zel with
fear. lie Struggled vi lcnily.
A'zerolh attempted 70 say a few
words, but broke down before utte,,ny
a sentence. All he could say was tina.
he would meet his friends again in he
other world. His death was very
easy.
After hanging half an hour they were
cut down ant buried. The bodies of
Mrs. Surrat,, A'zcroth and Harold will
be. given to their friends.
The sentences If the other prisoners
have not been announced to them, nor
d. they know that any executions have
taken place.
Mrs. Suira,'s daughter was pe,sis,cn,
IN her efforts 10 procure a ,tprieyr IL,
her mother, and called lwice upon the
| President, but he declined TO sec her
Harold's sister also tried 10 get All in
tervicw with the President, tut die 10,
succeed. They then addressed note
to Mrs johnson the Presidents wife.
but 1t was not received, as Mrs. John
son is in a very delicate health. They
next addressed Mrs. Patterson, the
Presidents daughter, but 1t met with
the same fate.
| Payne was attended by Rev. Dr..
Gillette, Of the Frs, Baptist Church /;
Alzeroth by Rev. Dr. Butler, Of the
Lutheran Church; and Harold by Rev.
DR.. Odds, OF Christ Church. Episcopal.
Payne and Harold slept tolerably we'll
last night: but the o,her prisoners did
mot sitep Al al, being engaged nearly
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ms re with the Phoenix

GRAHAM +. NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS & DEALERS
in NIL kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Farming Machinery,
7 lave now on hand Tor Sale,
KTRbr.S COMB NED REAPER
A.vD NO IVyI;R. s4'trF
j. II. Nlanny's Con,hincd Reaper
and Mower.
BoUs Ohm Reaper md .No,cer.
Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, Two Horse
Buck rye Cnlnv.tors, Rnnk's Patent
" I. Gang Plow. .<sGnt's pe- -
tent omhfned seedt = eA
sower and
y VI = Cmisiyator,
Stoner's Patent Cast Ste CT Wire Tooth Sulkey
Horse Rake,
sc,by's & Elders Premium Corn Planter,
q. W. Browns [Galeshnrgh,l Corn Planter,
Spring. tooth Hay Rake without wheels
AMI lifted over the winNow by hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
Kakas, Burrails lr,n Corn s
Shelters, Iiide-roli hay 4m
cutters, also Lever
hay cutters,
Horse hay forks, Five tooth cultivation, double
shovel plows, Grand Dctcur Plows
OF all siaes, and
Moline Clipper P'ows.
mcnt Of +. =. !Smiths
CAST CAST STEEL PLOWS!-
Loryc .siss Brrok;ng lpo,cs, with and
tcthout trucks.
Wakefield corn. planters, which are tho
best in nsc We have also, the host assort-
mcnt Of forks, spades shovels, hoes and rakes
il. this market; also baskcte Of all kinds.
measures of 81 kinds, curry combs, cards,
horse brushes, cotlc4 eills, wash boards,
selves buck. So vs. saw 'hn6k- cx- bows. clothes
wrirgers, we'll. buckets. dax and wool wheels
bro, ms, bed-cords, halters, pals, wnsh.tuhs,
~oi den bowls, iHrfnh-stones ands hangings,
f., mn | hoe handles Of al! Kinds and sizes,
also general assortment ef wagon stuff,
consisting 81 hubs, felloes, saved anG bent,
srokea, axels, tongues, buggy pol.s and shafts
finished nnl unfinished.
Also large supply Of Schmttlers and Racine,
[ W;.cons,n) Wogonsj
In calling attention to the above articles
We do not claim that we have bought or can
sell ,hcnpe, than any body west Of Chicago
We do claim however, that We have bought
arge stock, and as cheap az any one else can
buy all Of which we intend 10 sell Al prices
that will warrant..those in need OF our goods.
ip buy ing them. Call aud examine Tor your
elves. 81
GRAHAM 4 NELSON,
Toledo, Iowa, March is, 1863, II
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Partial Confession Of Aizer0th
New YORK, Jul, 8

NEN loNk, July .
The World, ia its account Of execn
ton, says: "A ze,o,h made the follow
ing statement yesterday mnr,ing;
sHe ,eok room a, the knkwood
/ House or Thursday, in "rier to 60, a
pass from Vice President Johnson 10 .,
to Richmond. Booth was to lease the
X chmond Theatre, and the President,
vas to be invited to attend 1t when he
visited edmond, and be captured
there Harrol! brought the pistol and
knife to the room abou, halt past ,w"
o'clock on Friday. lie (A,z-r"'h) .ai,i
he would not have anything o do with
the murder of Johnson. when Booth
said Harold had more courage than At
zero'h. and he wanted Azefoth u he
with Harold to urge him to do it.
There was a meeting at q restaurant
about the middle Of March, at which
John Surrat,, O.Laughlin, i 10Th, Ar
mold, Payne, H,rrsl and himself were
present when a plan 10 capture Presi
dent I.ncoln was discussed They had
heard the President was I" visit u camp
aud they ?, opposed to capture. him, coach
and All, drive though Ionyo.d field. 10
I. Is where the coach was 10 be If
and fresh HORSES were TO be got, and
the party would procc. d to the river IT,
take boat. Hlroll took buggy to
/. b., in anticipation lila, Mr.. Lincoln
would be captured, ard he was to go
with the party to the river.
A,zerotl. said slavery had PIT him on
The side Ct Il e South. He had heard il
preached in church that the curse Of
God WAS upon the slascs, for they were
,url Cd black. Ute always hated the ne
.rocs. aud felt that they should he KEEP,
in ignorance. He had not received any
money from Booth. although he hae
been promised Ina, il ll,cy were success.
tul they should never walt--'!,at they
would be honored throughout tho Souh
and that they could secure Al exchange
If prisoners and the recognition Of the
Confedcrscy.
The ship VIM. Nelson, Capt Smith,
from Antwerp WAS burned on the Is inks
OF Newfoundland on the Is, last. About
30 passengers were picked up and taken
to St. Johns, N. f., but the boats with
the crew alc missing. II is supposed
about 400 lives were lost.
HARD on lioEsE THIEVES. The last
issue OF the Topeka (Kansas) Tribune
makes mention Of some eixtcea horse
THEY e. that had been hung in lha, VI
! entity within month.