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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-12
What Makes Coal Dear,

FROM the Scranton PENN Register
IN the cities, where the burden of the high
pflce OIL coal falls so heavily upon the con-
sumers, the impression is, as we are informed,
made to prevail that the high price is owing to
the eXorbltant demands of the miners That
such IS not the fact, and that consumers must
look elsewhere for the true cause, is shown bv
the following statement, made up from infor-
nation obtained from reliable sources, princi-
pally from practical men engaged as operators
IN the business of mining:
c,o, ;ntno;,- - tno Per ton.
Mining the same..... so
Preparing for market. ......, so
Making the cost of coal here............... 81 81
The charge of the railroad company for
transporting coal from this point to Elizabeth
port, distance of one hundred and thirtv-twO
miles, Is three and one-half cents per ton per
mile. or n
Total for transportation 81 G2
10 this add cost Of coal lS5
And we have .............. .... St. Al
as the cost Of coal at Elizabethport. when
shipped by the operators themselves and of
which the miners receive but eighty cents. In
this calculation the cost of transportation is
liked at the basis of three and half cents per
ton per mile. The law fixes the price below
three and half cents, but the charge of the
company Tor the use OF the cars, in addition to
the legal tolls swells it to that sum.
On coal shipped North, We have been in
formed by men engaged in transportation in
that direction, that the price per ton to SYRIA
cuse, as charged by the company, is s., with
90 cents additional for the use of each car re-
quired in the shipment.
Gentlemen here, engaged in coal operations,
and whose experience as transporters enables
them to form correct calculations on the sub
Ject, assure us that even with the high price of
verything-labor and material included-em-
ployed in the construction of cars, the COM
pany could make the most liberal per centage
on its capital invested, with the cost of impor-
tation, including charge for cars, fixed at %
cents per ton per mile. This would bring the
coal at Elizabethport as follows:
Cost at point of shipment. ........ S5
$50
Total cost at ElizabethpOrt. Is
From these statements. which we believe to
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dwarf aSt d venture b vas the PURCHASE of
dnn and dog. The animal is on his way here from Lon
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SAIE OF A NEGRo.-1n total ignorance Of
the possibility of still owning one Of these indi
viduals in this State, under the new Constitu-
ton. il will be a surprise to many to learn that
at Dr.. Flemming' auction sale in this town,
on Thursday last, he putup under the hammer
and sold to the highest bidder a little negro
child. The amusing part of the business is
the sum realized, viz; % cents Worcester
Shield.
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The Ohio State Election
LATE RETURNS GIVE COX 25,OOO MAJORITY
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
FROM WASHINGTON,
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

Alex. III. Stephens. George A. Trenholm.
John a. Campbell, John III. Reagan and
Charles Clark Released on Parole
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The CIVIL AUTHoRITY.-AM Methodist minis
ter was recently arrested by military authority
out West. General Grant, being informed OF
the fact, directed the minister to be released
from military arrest. He says: ut is time
that military arrests and military commissions
were at an end We are now at peace, and
if any citizen commits any. political offence,
he should be taken before the civil courts and
there be tried for his crime.
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Total cost at Ezabethport. port.................S5 s. Ii
From these statements, which we believe to
be true, and in the formation of which liberal
allowance has been made both for the railroad
company and the operators, it can easily be
settled to the satisfaction of every man how
far the charge of exorbtance should apply to
the miner, how far to the operator, and how
far to the railroad company.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-12

! LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
From South America.
Arrival of the Ocean Queen.
REBELS HOLD CHINCHA ISLANDS
PRBsIl8NT DUENAs FEARS ASSASSINATION
Pennsylvania Election.
The Philadelphia Union Ticket Carried,
VERY HE4TY TOTE CAST.
The Ohio State Election,
LATE RETURNS GIVE cox $4,000 MAJORITY
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-12

Powder, pounds. ds........................... 4,230
Shot, pounds 9iS
Percussion caps, number. .9S3,14
N. Y. Post.
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The Philadelphia Union Ticket Carried

VERY HEATY VOTE CAST.
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Union p~erIuitiq ruroen, uno ais beliegte Wa6t
baben lie ii4 ale ben Solgen ausgeiett, bic
bieies Mibsei6id nit ii8 flbrt. Ser gpnsreB
allen, pber bic Legislative 8eb6rce, Der aus
1lteBli6 baS &e8t Suitebt, 8ries gu err
tldren unb Srieben 81 MAIDEN, bat Die oleinioe
IutOritdt, fir Die &ecOnitruttion oieler Staa.
ten nno Die 8ieoereiniebuns Der Gipilbeb6roen
bort 81 ioIaen.@ nnb ba bies Der leaale @ea
III, 10 lit es AUDI Der ein5is ii9ere @ea, ben
mir geben tonEen. G8 lit oaber bic Hare unb
beutlsHe Yfll9t Der @recutipe, ieoem GerIud,
btele Staaten gu reconitruiren, pprsubeuaen,
uno BON oer ibr sultebenoen Mtilitdrma9t @e@
brau6 81 MAIDEN, UNI bic Rebellion pplitdnoi9
81 iinterorhden, ale prn ben 3ebe[cn esnomz
rnenen Serritcrien bur9 Militdrsewdlt gu ball
ten; itrb ben Qotals@ eIeben nir bann @iiltiqz
feit ;iSuerfenten, menn ite ni6t init ber 8olitif
beS @pnpernements in Wioeripru9 Iteben. Mu6
loa ben 8ir9ern nidt erlaubt iein, irseno einen
politii6en Ntt, ME bic @ubr zines gon9reBz
mitelieoes Ooer irsenb etnes .anbern politii9en
8edinten Su beeeben. 2 Dieie gunSe SADIE fol-,
UNI g~eripidlunsen uno S6foierisfeiten 81 per=
meioen,1 benz @onsreb, als Der einsis cumpetens
ten 8eb6rbe, pOrgeleat peroer. Sour Der Gpnz
sreb bat Die gefusniB uinc unbeldrdntte g(utO>
ritdt, bieie 6rusen 81 idlidten, Die rebeaiiden
Gtaaten gu r~eorsani1irenI ltno bic 8esiebunsen
gu Der Union auf Der Bats Der 96reibeit uno
f8lei6beit mieo%erber3ulteler. 'Nuf oieiem @ese
miro bic OrOnuns idneaer uno tuirtianter ber=
gelteat weroen, als ouf irgeno einett ouoeren.
Scr gcnsreb lit bic einsise Wludt, bic bic 5e=
bellen oauernO I'M 3aum bolten, unb Der
aufl sic farbigen 8irger, Die INNER Ippal iino,
baS 8edt 81 wdbIen, iibertra9en fam, uno
bas mub seideben, ebe Die pOlitifde gOntrole
iiber bic erpberten Stddter pom GpnereB anoe=
rem 6dnoeu NIT Gi6erbeit iibertragen tperoer
tann. |
8enn oieie 4plitit ansenpmmen miro, bal
bas Enhancement Der Contribution, pel6e8 bic
Stlaeerei unteriast, i6Da bic erfproerlide Wa=
icritdt unb idliebt oobei bic 8ebeuenzSt aateu
pom ieoer &idIi6t in Der SADIE aus, =, rs
(S&Iue fplst.) :" '.5a
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GmrOpGiicbe 0Sadbriebten.

81. .".-s GngIanS.
SSnt unterbau8 tpuroe am II. UlQi bic BON
Dtr. 0bite angetinoigte Srase ni6t gelteQt, oh
bic Ge9ierung bei6lphen bate, benz Saoen
&rtegsreAte 81 ent5ieben.
Ser uWOrning Star" pernutbet, baB Wlr.
Wbite erl u6t nDrben iei, feline SSraee su pers
idieben; neil bielelbe I'M Cabinet unter 8ee
ratbung itebe. Ser Star" bemertt babel
81 bwObl Die Gnt5iebung Der &rie9sreate iebt
feline 9rCbe proftiide 8eOeutung mtebr bat, 10
pilroe lie bob Die @irtung duBern, bic auitra=
lti6en 0dfen Dem &~peri6iff Sbenanopab uno
oieleni9en Der weitinoii6en Snleln benz Stone
mall" 81 peti6lieBen -wel6eS bic e~in,ieen nod
ollf benz O}ean i3mimmenoen Getelenz Gaper
1lno. 9terour6 iplroe mar ben 3eitpuntt be-
i6leunigen, mann Die Ne9ierung Der Union bic
8lotabe aufbeben uno ben @ertebr nit ben liioz
lI9'n Staten rpteoer 9eitatten mag"
Die uWtotntng 8oit" bemertt in einem 2eitz
artltel iiber benielben @esenitano: - Wr.
gSbtte perldpb feline Srase pegen Der Nbrpeiera
belt BON 9OrO Bulmerlton, aber es lit unbeItreitz
bar cine 6ra9e, auf wel6e cine Intpprt balo
erfolgen mub. IS 1T unm6sli6, benz S6luBe
aus5upei6en, baB Die cOnfDoerirte 8eeieruna
Sa beiteben auf9ebDrt bat. Ser Suben bort
duf, cine trteafibrenoe Madt gu fein. lObalO ct
Die Waittel sur SOrtfabruns bes &rieges ni6t
mebr beiibt, uno ba er bereits bur9 bic ur>
lpriin9li4e uebereinfunft 3Uiiden Solution uno
Sherman elm ipl6es @tngeltdnOniB sema6t
bat 0 lam tein @runo gu elmer 8ei9meroe
pOrlteger, ipenn neutrale Mddte iene8 @ingez
itdnoniBa beitdtigen."
4 r9ailp Stems" erWdbnt ais bic angenebmite
@isentbamIidteit Der iin9iten 8eri8te aus
amerifa Die before Stimmung Der 8iirser Der
Ser. Staten sesen Gn9lanb. Sic erblidt
8eipeile oapon auf allen Seiten ; aber bielelben
ieien gang beiOnoers iidtbar in bent perdnoer1
ten Trne Der einfluBreiditen 3eitungen Der Ser.
Staten.
SIN Wioeriprl6 bamit tbeiIt Der OOlorning
SeraloH @eri9te nit, bab Sir Sreperif Bruce
lt9 iiber bic S9wieri9teiten elmer unterbaltun9
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WOl0mAtOn, Q. e.

Serenabe.- Gur9eitern Ibeno ers
belt Gen. Sherman cine Serenaoe BON elmer
un9ebeuren 8Oltsma1ie. Iuf mieoerbOItes Rrz
fen eriaien Der General uno belt cine furSe
8eoe, in pel6er ct ia9te, ct babe in @emeinz
i3aft NIT allen lOpaIen Sirr9ern fir be @rbal>
tung uno llnteritlBuns Der Union gefp9ten
uno ireue iid, bab Der Srieoen suridtebre, fir
ben iie 10 lange getdmpft. st molle Niemanben
BON ieinen 3ub6rern feline inoipiOueIe llebers
8eu9ung iber uniere Nationals Nffairen aufz
%Drdnse1, iUnOern le erinnern, bab bas 2ano
grOB unb meit senug fur Iae iei unb er
bpfe, baB iest feline 8rioer in ben @offen pies
Der gu ibren friberen @eI65ften surldrebrten,
nm Die Union wieoer in 8litbe gu bringen, tpie
lie DOE benz &riege mar.
Gin Iufrubr e~ntitano pprgeitern
Na@mittag in IA, uube q Strabe, Dor Der
Sampfbdderei. Gin SOIoat batte ben anoern
NIT lelnem @epebr getrOffen, Dab CT belinnunsss
log gu 8OOen ~ltirSte. 9a piele umitebenben
SOloaten bebaupteten, es iei aus Dem 6auie
auf Ie gei6Ofen wCroen, 10 poaten bic SOloas
ten aus Grbitterung bas @ebduoe Der GrOe
9lei9 MAIDEN uno wiiroen baS 8orbaben AUDI
auS9eflbrt baben, pdren ni6t na9 redtSeitis
einise 0ffi5iere eri6ieuen unp bdtten lie puran
aebinoert.
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Mili0nf M0be S. so.

taten unter beuttsent Gage ntbsn ben fGnn ~bsfssenetr
SeMer- unb 2ebens- gerft9eran ~ eentnren etne
(SmplppmentS) Snteataen3 Office
er6Hnet. Mae Nrbttt unb DtsnR @tb,nte, nte Dttnf gu
6snbe In ister 9raude trfuhtn wtr, t8 Sertrausnb rnteI
~9enstateR au tp.nten, 70 mite MFR urs sur &nfnabme bpn
Eeuer. nb9ebenS.0erft@eru
fur BITE beaen @eitn f6dften ~eretbtnt e~mptoblen taIten.
Office: 5 . Ctr. 5rtfben 9. uab 10. Str.
Setter Dor 40 %. (23mat5ItD
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Die nudfOlsenne GOrreippnoeuj lpproe uns
CUR 8%erSientliGung ron einem einfluBreiden
MitslieO bes gUnsreHes 3usei6idt. Sir seben
bielelbe, 10 gut es sebt, in Der neberiebuns. 81
G Sin ben &eeafteur beS Baltimore
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Spe5talzSfesicr =N9eutur.
Sritte Nuegabc Der .. ct. 1870 Sirtcn,
a~useeBeben inter benz Datum pom Is. Suit 1865.
3atlbar trtt Sabre bonn Datum In ~sanebarem GeISt Sbtr
~einISabar, mad a9uui& bee 8efsers, in
%. ct. $40 feds Nros. GOIc SabIcnce Sinicn.
Fir fnb isst berttt. Subicrtpttpnen e%ntseseu 5u nebmeu,
abJuelt6 Der Suterelien bis gun, Is. Suit. DiteIben Ter'
ben am l. Stunt ferti9 ietn.
Dttfes IT BITE ~etn3tee InIette TIM RGrtt,
mel@e BITE &e8terun8 pffertrt unb itrt srrstn
8OrtbetIe na6,n tie 5u her
9r6Bten pOpuldren glnleibe be8 Bottles.
@ir ~erlduben BITE ubli6e gp%nrtffOR aaen Sant;n, Sdhs
Tiers unb QQedslern unn ltefsrn bic 9tpen fret an irssEr
etnen &betI bes 2anhes. Wtan me'be f4 lofprt bt
@ebruber WcRtm,
NS@de Baltimore II. Gditertfr.
tnnat22S) SubiertpttpnS-M eenten, 8dlttmpre, vi.
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1907.
SubicriptiOnen an9enpmnen
unb
Jnterefeu npTdtls beSnbIt
bts sum 5. Suit 1865
pm her
Grften NatiOnaI=Sa nf DOn Baltimore,
GrnannteS 9epplitprium
unb
SinanSsN scntur Der Ser. Gtaatei.
(00n1o{1lDfl
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13tpe'te Brigade: General 9apis - 1876 81
u, WernCnt, II Conn, 26 Mali, AZ SPA.
Oritte 8risaoe: General S. 6eIenDen =
173 Jtep Sort, 100 N>O, 162 q 9, 1873
g q, 80 Maine.
Sic Oiuiiion paraoirte 561O Wtann fart;
auf ibren Wuiterrplen bat le $500 Wfann,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
| STAMP
S HERIFFS SALE.

Ry virtue IT : slc.iai execution. dated the
18th day Of July 4. % let5 to me a,ec cd,
Issued out az the Office Of tie clerk of the
district court OF | mn count, State OF
Iowa. favor II Go,leib Wagner aud against
Charles slender and Sophia Sicnjsr on
a judgement rendered by said court at the
February term hereof a. " 1856 aga1nstthc
said Charles Slender and a decree OF tore
closure ag, inst said defendants wherein Il
vas 0, derei adin'ecd and drcreed That the
following described real es,ale te-wit:
Sixty ,ncyrs dccordiay 10 Gcrcrnncnt
surrey ri If tn. ,cest stie q he north
east gpurter of section no. thirty ',ro (32)
IN ,o,cnslip 10 eighty .f,mr (e4) north
IT rmnge M thirteen (l3)
west Of the 9TH p. NJ, in fama county, Iowa,
satisfy sail irdge nen.. Interest and CO !,
Now she,cf pubic notice is hereby
given, that have levied uisn ard shall on
The 18th day Of august \ j. 1864 be, ween TIE
hours Of = CLOCK A NJ and clock 1. NJ.
of said day, sa. to commence at the hour Of
. o'clock A. NJ a. the font door OF the
Court House in To edo, Iowa, in the county
Of Tama, offer and sell to the highest and
best bidder. for cash, the above described
property. or 40 mu.h thereof rs is necessary
10 satisfy said judgement for the sum Of ll9
dollars and rs e nts, together with cost and
oil accruing costs unless the same shall DO
sooner satisfied.
July 10, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee $500 s7n2s
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Very Latest News.
Gold is slowly rising.

10000 soldiers are ut Warrington
waiting to DC paid off.
The volunteer cavalry in Middle Nir'
giria and North Carolina Departments
are ordered to be discharged.
John Minor Bolts Of Virginia is about
to issue an address to the people Of his
State IN favor Of negro suffrage.
The 9th Iowa regt. were expcctcdsas
Davsnpor. day before yesterday and
the 24,h Iowa yesterday.
The story ofJrf Davis failing health
was a canard Iii. health is good.
On Monday the subscriptions I" the
I so loan was slO.2l3 300. Onl, SIS,
900 600 remained to be taken which is
probably absorbed by this time.
Last Thursday a terrible freshct vi
sited Leavenworth, Kansas carrying off
two stone bridges, Is or 20 houses and
drowning number Of persons. Loss
estimsted q; 5000, 600.
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Through the Kindness Of the Ed,",
Of this paper, in nur absence, mcn'inn
was made."f our donation. of which l
wish 10 say; or the evening Of The 20 b
" June, we were invi'ed 10 attend \ par
:. 1t ,he c,t;zers # his place, Al the
NJ + Church, whore we we're pleasant
" .n'e-,a;ned AMI presented with s57
and on the 7th Of Jnly, we attended a
pleasant party Of he citizens Of Tuka
who u, csent-A us with SlO3. liking
SlOO in All for which VIZ offer our warm
es, gratitude 10 all.
y. NJ. MALLORY,
Pastor of the NJ u Church
at Tolclo an! Iuka
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I.A ~ (SNE
:. Apple lII,.' r 8, s; !

Iha.sss ,aSprs ssssieJa ny rtarstry,, az spRING
GREER, faha County, q 'd,iTntity sof-aArxer
foEr apd hvs ysar. elsa apple trees whiostN
Those who wish to raise apples 1t an carly
day as possible, shorld not iaif TO procure
somc of these trees. next fall. Taken np
with cArs: .enl, ifaMtlIuteiy affapsflanted:
pext Fail Viii ,ensufe their growth the to-.
lowing year. 80 fs37ff N sfi'
They ore choice varieties Of grated stock.
Ar pther nursery Pypdpct. also for sale.
1900 20 e. N.skNAPP.l
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Tue following is an extract of the
report u the Mahaska Co. delegation,
abontiherailroad meeting at ST. Louis
81 tl.a LIST OIL. June
in tins visit Of your delegation to
81 Louis they have become convinced
that it's tho purpose Of the North Miss
our Rail- kpad Company and the mer
chants Of St Louis TO complete their
Roa.lsto onr State line without delay.
and tQfgen,ler to the people Of Iowa all
the material aid in their power to assist
III the completion Of the Iowa Central
Rail Rad ,through Iowa thereby max
ing aAs.at Trunk Rail Road $50 miles
long 6sspmcncing q, St. Louis, running
through the heart Of Mo. and Iowa,
thus developing their great agricultural
and cemmcFciaI resources, and ending
=, 81. Panl, the capitol OF the thriving
State ef, Minnesota.
All shat rem lins to make our enter
prise &Snccese, is Tor the people Of the
oount.esv along the line OF the Iowa Cen
,ral, .Rel Road to subscribe literally q
rs stocks and use their united energie,
tor its early completion
Last Friday ass.he 9th Iowa wer'
lomsHArd bound. Edwad Kcogh, a sol
'iier Of shat regiment was shot and kill
I'd by aysslpon keeper at Chicago. Tn,
consequence was the saloon was com
ietelysEvticd'by the soldiers and tn
heeNeS stolen away from them by III
policAtlaefors be had sust tanned much in
iarys He. i now having an examina
ilon vfA bnt little prospect. it is said
III q conviction.
Miss Mary Harris, who on Wednes
Gay was acquitted OF The charge Of muir
lering Mr.. Burroughs, has gone to tht
vicinity Of Baltimore to recuperatc bel
',.alsh. -Nen York TiLuxs
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HEruBLICAyuNaON TICKET.
Good Reasoning.

We heard 4 farmer Of Crystal town
ship say few days ago that il he had
IN, eighty acres oflan;i he bad ra,he,
give forty oft, if BY so doing be could
secure the construction Of tire lows
Central Railroad and if by failing Il
10 SO the road would never be built
Ills reasoning was this. If the road
vas built forty acres Of land, then, with
him would sell for as much "a eighty
would now without the road. and hence
would atonce be worth as much Again
ii he was TO cultivate the land, By
spending as much time in labor upon
The forty as he woull upon the eighty
he could get considerably more than
half as great a eros, TO which add the
advantage. Of keeping his land cleaner
Of weeds, the amount savel'in fencing,
and above all the advanced price he
would undoubtedly get for his grain,
be would realize as much prof. at the
end Of The year from his forty acres
u land with the road, as he would from
eighty without tho road. He would
then have the satisfaction OF knowing
that il he wished to sell his forty acres
le conDH'He for full as much o, mors
han he Gould sell the eighty withou,
The road, and If he wished TO keep it he
would lave Tess to watch over and less
anxiety, he would have the facilities OF
the railroad within reasonable dis
tallcv for travelling; it would afford
better facilities for procuring fencing
and baifding material, which would
tend to ind,icc more rapid immigration
70 settIes up the uncnltivated prairies
shout him, and which would increase
and improve the society abou, him and
bring Will, it all the sociablli,y anil ad
vantageS of an old settled country. This
man lives some Eve or six miles from
the proposed line Of the road. We AJAX
il his reasoning is not good? We know
j; il. There cannot he word said
against i. II is i clear as quill. He
proposes 10 act accordingly. Will not
Other farmers do as we'll 1t is their
duty, and they must II the road 10 ever
built.
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Take pint sui t,hur, l gallon Of s"f'
soap. fablcc water enough 10 reduce 7,
r. pant iFst
Pair TIE trees II .Jn'y A. the ls' II
.irgust from inch beneath the surface
# the y'oanl 10 the tn Ky Of the pr,n
cip,l branches. Inset some Of the
composition in the holes and ping mp
with soft " Sod. Examine every year.
L u. BISHOP.
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EST RAY HORS.,. y

Taken up by James III Rashtonsini
lama county, Iowa, y small light hay.
horse, left hind FOOT &ln,e, COLLAR Tfis%kA
on shoulders, laDS A. Hight thaoapteagg'rr Az, p
shoes on before, supposed to hes 10
years old and valued st $500 sa Pro-
eerd,.gs had before q. g. Mason j. p
a. + led, Iowa. July 18th 1868.
s. DAVID a SAJ' REIsGATJSo,a,s,
-sat tad r.r = 7ssss Clerkoy
BY George LseBa1eyDep .,s-,a a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

State Of lowa,
Tama Comfy. 60.
TO Valentine Smith Aamnis traitor, Ellen
Smith John Il Smith, l.slitia Smith AMBROSE
Smith Rebcvcn Rush, Phehee Long. Wary
Ellen Hays Elias Hays, Lidia Williamson,
and Sarah Crcss. :.
You, aud each Of you arc hereby notified
thar on ar before tie lst dav IL July ls65
there will be on fila in the office OF the clerk
Of the District court Of fama county, Iowa,
petition of lsaac smith clai,ningot Valentino
Smith Administrator the specihc performance
Of 4 cettsin contract and that your equities
in and to certain piece Of land may be FORE
closed and that unless you appear the'eto
aud defend on or before noon Of the second
day Of the rcxt term Of said court, commen-
cling en,the' third Monday Of September A. u
1875, default will be entered against you and
Judgment rem lie ed thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
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N OTIOB

= All persons are Hereby !nS,isfa ae',Gsfp'',
negotiate tpr q ceEtai!. Bounty NaIyapts
mo 1l3.) tor lie s,miof tlO0, ldalodr
January lat 1864, Ind due Januarx ast,l
1856. with 10 per cent interest from Aatef
and issucd to James II. wilkins; said
Warrnn' havingtbeen doet Or s'olen
,7n27w3 + J:AH@1zKINS.jT
IS L y II n-ed IL nAAa. III. b
ma NERVOUS I DEBlMTY sEMYYGfl
WEAKN ESS, ctc., con BE- cured by. one who
lros really cured himself and hundreds OF
sthers, and wiz tellyou nothing but the ruth
Address with stamp.
-. EDWARD II. TRAVER..
Loci Eox, Boston Mass
vcns6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

State II Iowa,
Tama County, So
To Mary G. Strain. E
y You aud each Of YOU arc hereby notified
that there ID now on file in the office OF the
clark or tho District Court of Tama county,
Iowa. petition Of John Strain claiming OF
vou a divorce and tha, unless you appear
the, cto and defend on or before noon 'i the
second day OF the Se''tcAnef term OF s"'"
court for the year \. lsb1Le'ng the mex,
,arm RI sail conf. commencing on the third
N,naav Of Sep,cmhe A. ~ 1858 default will
bc entered against you and judgment rem
dered thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

CATTLE DISEASE IN CAxADA.-A
f. al cattle epidemic has broken out in
Woodstock, Canada. A number Of
cattle and horses died within 4 week.
In hogs Il fi:s. show. its.lf by 4 sw.l
ling Of the throat. Ard 'rrmina,es fatal
" in abant twelve honTs. In cows and
hnrscs. they are sick only ten or twelve
honra. and IN every case where they
have been attacked the result has been
fatal.
Orders have been received at Nash
vile TO muster ont Immediately all
white volunteers in that Department,
except such ~ General Thomas may
consider necessary f,r The public Ell
genc,ca. The 4.h corps Is on the way
10 Louisville 10 be mustered out.
Mac ASRun~es.~~>-A.