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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
Ia BAKR'S
veg;aiabie Hair E2esfesrer

II will actually restore gray and fa led HI
TO its "rir'na color, by first restoring the sea,
to healthy conlitio !.
It viii prc:ent I! e hair fram falling Il
II will remove dandruT and cure all nm
plcasan; itshing and erup.ions of the liea!
L, is remedy for nervous headache.
No dye
I; restores the hair by natural process
I'D may beused with perfee safety ami may
he used by Az Friends trs it.
Price i,'fa n@r bottle Sod at the Cit,
Drug Store in T.. 'eio. v6nlO
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i "a - .zA- - ~ zx.Z
Apple Trees.

have for sale at my Nursery, At Spring
IT. LEX, lama County, a quantity OF Larry.
four and five years old apple trees. which
will sell very cheap.
Those who wish 10 raise apples at an earl,
lay as possible, shorld not fail 10 procure
some Of these trees next fall. Taken "
with care and inmed ateiy traDsplanted
next Fail, will ensure their growth the toL
lowing year
AL other nursery product. also for sale.
G. N. KNAPP.
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The ONIYreiiableaalf Adjusting Wrinrer
The frame being Of on thoroughly gal
vsni7el. aiiddnatr .from yaSt remdesd ana The
liability TO shrink. swell. split &c. so me
.osGaJ!e in wooden machines, is re,ent'd d,
NJ ftH1u5. scrcms or comoicaffd .fasffniars to
" ear ont or get ont Of order II can Be tasten
eli frElly 10 the tus in q sias't second:
W ARR lSTED WITH OR HlrHOUr Cod-
WHEELS.
II took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1865. aai -
,r;fioaf ar fzcss .ior The bcst Wrinrer ever made
Instead ot believing the statements of par
tics interested in The sale Of other "rincers.
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit THOROUGHLY with my and ALL
others aud if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn it.
Il will wiring anything from ihreadto a
BED g.;it without alteration
Patented in the United States. England
Canada. and Australia' Agents, wanted in
every town.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.
GrsItEarS: lnotc from practice erp'-f-
eace tiatiran t.eN 41frrr':ei utth ssrc NiI net
o1faiys or -a.st on particle. | can safely say,
after several years experience in the manu-.
sle,,rc Of chain for chain pumps ana "ater
drawers, in which I have tested the affinity
Of lroa end zinc, chat II tho process be con-
IA, fci properly, II is perfect weld OF the
Two.
Nearly one year ago my fami'" conf enccd
using one Of your Wringers II now per-
forms all It's functions as well as II did the
frs. time II va. used and has become An in
disrensahIe article with ue. have closely
observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ers, the ,nn,!us operandi being different, try
irr 10 produce The same results "a The putnam
Wringer. but in my Judgment they have fail
ID. TIE iutnam WT,nqsr is a. Near perfect as
y,,s.i;ic. cqi can chcs.tsiiy rsecomMend Il to lie
tts KS. il. RS.
Re pectrt'lv vonrs.
JNO W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many wears experience in the -a'vanizing-
hasiaees enable nc 10 iudorse the above
statement: III al iar'icn'or'.
.,No. ". LEFfERTS.
No. 100 i'eckmann Street.
New York, Isnsarv. 1854
No. i. $50. No. a. Sc 80.
Manufactured md so.d, wholesale and re,
tail hv
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co.
No l3 platt S,rec,, New York. ana Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. S0ETnEOr, Agent.
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1
that each and q, Of tile articles we're wcr,l
! srsh'e the amount of cost to the recipients
''n s,'''e VI '"'n s'A times
= T,nIa ga T Tansn Wy Ply ;, sv waas
, Ladies Chains, Pins, Bracelets, etc, which
nave h'en sen by Arrenda'n ca = III
s,ats reh - ~.
h,,EnrTs r,r, o,,-,- :, evc,,
reg;mrnt omd IN oro,y tnwro All oo,,rt, i,
M conn,r, ma ,,c,c .c.i,,r 80 a,.,, H.
E.rea -, ,l..-, ,,~a,;:,, ,La,r r.;t4,,
e,-,,.,+c.. n.,n Sn,i,, c,g, lth,- 1,,.,
,aenfa sbioh ca, be I.arr,j on ,nr,in,tio,
4rauta ell, Goblet o. cen.s Ear exc,v c,r,iH
caie ava ramitl5ccnte "a ~ cit;ar;p 30 sh
,sat~g.a sta-,.s
s-,s sssess.y s, go
.net,a IL. s...,.s,nv ~
tp.sys,s s. ..,s egx
CENTRAL AGENTS &, pEiLEES
sill Lirsscf
:ii.N Fiji III Il 4, II !.
|: y Il Jul i J; Il Il Isl L |, IL Il " j
,,a ..
V~gstg.:. q. E>s = ness,7cgv.
-
AaNe ioN 'ii AIi'A 'oi 'a''
z,,p.yx coys yrp pr4pCh
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HsEey sEsRrsEOR i1CE
HE GREAT INyEsTIoN Of fHr iGE II
HOOP SKIRTS.

] " Pr inTET'S No- patnnt atpLkS
I'LL. TIC for doahiel SPRING .kISI
VESTS III Ably cary. late J T. I
! q. West SOLE PEupRIt. rods ana
iANaFA TIEhkS. 81 Chambers and -
nd Il Reade Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists Of hUPLEX
ar twoJ fHip'ic S,ee! Springs, nveniansy
etaisled Tightly aud Firmly together, edge
. edge making the toughest. most flexible
iasric and Durable Spring ever nsrl They
.el,iom Benl or Break like The singta
prnga, and consequently Preserve their
'.rfee. and Reaniful shape iwica as ions
any other SKIRT.
The wpNBEHrrL rLcx1nILtrY nh1 eroa1
en.tor, and pteasura TO ANY Lady WEAR Z
he Duplex Elliptic Skirt gil he experience
.rticulnly IN Al. crowded Assenbn !
apcras, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Ehurct
'ews, Arm Chairs. for Promenade and Hous
less, rs the Skirt can hs folded, when III
TO occupy small place as easily as
TX or Muslin Dress.
A adv having enjoyed the pleasure, COM
u, and great convenience OF wearing the
'ur'ex 4 lp,ic steel Spring Skirt for
.ngte d4y vii never afterwards willingly
sc. with their use For Children. Mis-
- A. Yonng Ladies they are Superior I.
h.y arc the best quality in every Par
ai Inanesti"n.hy The highest, Most lie
.-aae. Comfortable, AMI . co mica. 5
~, made.
FOR SALE in MI FRS; Glass stores r.
Ills .i,., AMI throughout the United States
TAD Ganadas, iayana de Cuba, Ncxico, South
.,ree'ca and the Vest Indies.
OF RE FIR He DUPLEX ELI,PTI {
SKIRT. nl3weeksl;
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send - tents for Certificate.

spr forwarding me Cer,itcaseG. ra.ins posi-
rge ard Dong the ba.irsss, - csn,s each,
which rnuet be enclosed ElsE u. te, tiGoa,e
= sen. :or. Fi~e certificate wi,l i. .at for
81. eleven for 81. thirty foe IS, si1ty.a,e tar
SlC. cos hundred .or ST..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
THE TRIPLE REMEDIES
CDK'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.

RyE dyspepsia
skn s(n) hei Cram s, Or , in fac
Dnorirt lu soii n dh We Bowels 4 pubh
. beua,s alcergeh u m Dypep
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE SIHTILE NiCallES;
Patented Feb. lAth. 1860.
SaleSrcom, $50 Broadway N. Y.

NciesseVfH, adO b!N!.as"! N' H
This Machine II constructed on entirely
new principles of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improvements, hav-
lng been examined hv the "ost profound ex,
tterts and p'cnou, ced simplicity and perfection
ct1adnti
1t has strai ght needle. perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the Ioc% or shuttle stitch, which
NIL neither hip nor Rar.l and Is alike on both
s'des performs perfect sewing On every de-
scriptleirf material. from Leather 70 the finest
Nansoek muslin. with Gotten. linen or silk
thread, from the coarses, to The fines, number.
Having neither Gam nor Cog uhfs', and the
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as
glass, ana is cmrhatica'lv
a Neiseless Machine.
Ii requires Ffjp pr cant is,s bower 10 drive
II than any other machine il market. A Girl
twelve years of ace can work il steadily, with
ont fatigue or INJURY to health.
Its s'rergth and ,soadcgjW simptci'p of c M
arnetlon. render i; almost in'possihle 10 get
OFT Of order, ana is GaHWf'edhy he company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with a superior
article = "a""r' esa",, &c this
UhR VAIL ACHlNE.
i5r III a moe especial manner do we solicit
the patronage Of
Mere ant Tailors,
Coach Makers,
llonp Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Bosom makers
Vest and Pantnloon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Cater filters.
Shoe biuders.
REL'G1arfS AND rH,RlrABLE lSST1ru
TIoSs LlBEHALLY dealt with.
Prce Of Machines Complete.
No lrr,i'y machine ,rith Ne.an,tr $50
No . Saat. Manufacturing xi.h -rt.n.ion table IS
No Iarg, Manufacturing ertsnTo- table SIS
No large Manufacturing, for Leather,
H,a Rolling Foot and Oil Cup. 100
One half hours instructions IA sufficient 10
enable any person TO work this machine TO
their eptir: satisfaction.
AGENTS WANTED for all Town. in ~
United States, where agents are no, already
Also, for Cub', Mexico, Central
and Souti, America. to HON liberal dis
count viii be given.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
j Macarthur ~ Go.
SIS Broadway. New York Ny,
v6rSliy
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE |

10000 PIANOS. WATCHES, CHAISS,
SEWING MACHINES,
Molodeons Photograph Ahums. Gold Pens SETS 81 Jew
slry, I.ockets. Diamond Rings, Family bilea
Framed Engrsvings, Silver Tcasets,
Silver Cups, A., 10.
WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
AL to 10 sold for 81 each without regard 10 value.
Not 70 be- paid for until you know what
Jon to receive. ,4t
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.1.-cs, C.imi1a, JttmoH3 Ii"r7, Sc
on MILLION puliha& WORTH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
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rr:..eu. regard 10 Valve Ett - Ia ra.i
f3- un'.l ,on inow wkc! s'u arc IL re-
CcivEli
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rra NERVOUS DEM.ITY, SEMINAL
iAKNESS, etc, Gun BE- cured by ore who
has really cured himself and hundred. of
others, and wiz tell you nothing hut The ruth
Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAVER
Loeb Box, Boston Mass
y6n3Gly
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KIN hl > mra Gael t1crymcm Physician
seen itud IA tho i p 9 ) i men women ld ymne,iy til
hpJ r
H U ' ~ Y from hh ia inynu
hey al mo . eases n
w
ran n a y y Ca a
ON
New Haven't
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-07-06
LOOK OUT FOR THE VILLAIN.

It'gives us pain to announce to the
community dcreliction of duty on the
part of certain citizens, in the matter of
police duty, which came very nigh to re-
sulting seriously to our person. 1t is the
imperative duty of all to enforce and re-
gard the regulations made to preserve
good order and security, and it is with
regret, we repeat, that we call attention
to this matter; but a circumstance with
in our immediate knowledge is SO glaring
and inconsistent with the police regula-
tions that we are compelled to mention
it. On. last Friday night, whilst return
ing from a social party, unsuspccting an
attack and feeling secure in the vigilance
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-07-06
THE MEETING on MONDAY.

The Court House on Monday last was
filled to oveiiowing with citizens of this
District. Inanother column will be found
the proceedings Of the meeting, in which
is inaugurated measures looking to
speedy restoration of civil government in
this State.
The concluding resolution passed at the
meeting appoints the Hons JAMES L.
ORR, B. F. PERRY and A. BURT as Special
Commissioners to confer with the Presi-
dent, in representing The citizens of An
derson District in their. wishes, interests
and feelings, These gentlemen are we'll
known, and their combined ability and
antecedents render it probable that they
wilLexert an influence not possessed by
tEsA delegation already in Washington
from this State We trust that it will be
convenient for these gentlemen to seek an
early personal interview with President
johnson, and that their visit may be
crowned with complete success.
The recommendation Of the Hon. W.
w. BoYcE for the appointment Of civil
Governor is in agreement with the ACTION
of similar meetings in the eastern section
of the State.
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of the guard On duty, we proceeded with
out fear of molestation through the public
square to our residence. Arriving oppo-
site the Court House, where the Preserve
guard was stationed and where addition
al safety seemed to attach against the
Vaccinations of cyil-disposed persons,
we were rushed upon by wellknown
ruffian and villain, as with intent to take
our life; and buttor our presence of mind
we would have been vanquished from the
field, and left bloody and helpless. For
tunateIy, his innate eowardice and con-
scious villainny prevented arccurrence Of
the attack, and.we were allowed to "pur-
sue the even tenor of our way"
We respectfully invite the attention Of
the Town Council to this outrage, caus-
ed by the absence Of vigilance on the
part of those charged with the veal of the
town upon that night, and would suggest
than an apprehension be made1of the of
fender against our peace and dignity, and
a summary fine upon the gaard who were
thus. .remiss in their duties. To give the
Marshal clue to arrest the seoundrel,
we have been diligent in procuring his
name, and will be particular enough to
syllable the euphonious epithet Of VIII
LIAM GOAT, WHO'S a nightly occupant of q
dark and mysterious quarter of the squafc
We hope due attention, will be given to
this complaint, and that the arrest will be
promptly made. !.
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RAIDING.

RAIDING.
The practice of making incursions upon
both public and private stores has been
rife in this section for the past two months,
and although the nuisance is somewhat
abated, yet occasionally we hear of law
less bands committing depredations on
their neighbors and plunderihg all man.
ner of valuables. During the past week
intelligence has reached us of.several of
these predatory bands pursuing their dir
ty work. The idea which bcgets this
hydra-headed evil is pernicious one, but
which is encouraged unwittingly by good
and true citizens acquiescing in its adop-
ton. The assumption of these parties is,
that there is no law to restrain them in
their career of theft and robbery, and they
will do as they list SO long as this state
Of. things continues. In the absence of
any other authority for the people to pro-
tect themselves, whereby each community
may throw safeguards around life and
property, there is an inahenable and sa-
cred law which guarantees to every man
the right to defend his home against the
robber or assassin. 1t is-only in this light
we can view men who will threaten the
lives and forcibly seize the property of
their neighbors; and although prudence
may often be the better part of valor, we
are strongly impressed with the belief
that q few well-directed shots will dinlin-
ish this evil more rapidly than either per-
suasion or submission to their demands.
1t would be we'll for every community to
organize into squads for the better pro-
lection of each other. Signals might be
agreed upon to assemble the squads, and
a thorough police system inaugurated to
effectually guard against q repetition of
the disgraceful scenes already enacted.
Let those who are disposed to be just'and
honorable, without the fear of the law
compelling them, take the natterin hand,
and we will soon hear no more OF these
"raids."
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at.the rates of One Dol
lar per square of twelve lines for the first insertion
and Fifty Gents for each subsequent insertion
Obituaries and Marriage Notices charged for at
these rates
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BARBECUE TO THE PALMETTO RI
FLEMEN.

FLEMEN.
Every member of the "Palmotto Rife
men, remembers with pride and pleasure
the substantial friendship SO often mani
tested to the Company by Mr.. j. G. KEYS.
In addition to past kindness aad appre-
citation of its members, he has projected
Barbecue for the old Company, which
he intends to give sometime in August.
A.more particular notice of the time will
be givcn through our columns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. CAMPBELL gives warning to all Con-
cerned against trading for two Notes by
Kim given to P. J. Miller, EXT
r. w. BROWN offers. for Barter guam
tity of Factory Thread. Also, he. has to
hire several conveyancss, on reasonable
terms.
NJ HEbDMAN has resumed his former
business at the old stand, ,,and will make
or repair Harness, Saddles, Brides, DC.
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OUR TERMS.

In order to place the btelligencer with
in the reach of ali, at this timc, we have
determined upon receiving subscriptions
FOR THREE MONTHS ONLY, at the low price
of Fifty cents in Specie or its equivalent in
Provisions. The following schedule will
besthe governing rates at which provis-
ions will lsbe received at present.
Corn, neoks, 6idozen Eggs,
Wheat, buehel, lbs. OF Butter,
20 lbs. of Flour, lbs. of Bacon,
6 Chickens, % lbs. OF Lard.
Mr.. W. S. KEEsE is appointed our Agent
to receive subscriptions, and is authorized
to receipt for provisions or money.
egr Any of our friends receiving late
papers will confer great favor upon us
by sending the same tc this Office In all
cases they will be carefully preserved and
. returned, when desired.
ra- Single copies of the Intelzigencer
can be procured at the Printing Office or
[ at Mr.. KEEsE's Store, at five cents.
ssy- The thermometer ranged as high
as ESQ on yesterday.
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ss- The thermometer ranged as high
as ESQ on yesterday.

a-We have been shown a Cotton
Bloom, which appeared on the 10Th OF
June
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29
SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
from the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court in nd
for the county OF Cedar and State Of Iowa. in favor
Geo. 2. Ingman, Treasurer of Cedar county. and
against Noah Green, G. 81 etland ard a. Shaw have
teVea upon the following property the property Of
the said defendants, ts-wit: = :
Fractional lot TWO t2) in township seventy nine 79,
north OF range three ca, west OF the 5th u. M
tanning eighty three acres he the more or less
Also, tract Of land bounced follows: commencing nj
tile half mile post the line of the said section
TWO VI m township seventy nine aforesaid. ON thence
- poles, thence east 90 Isle oles, thence south
90 Zlo poles to the place of beginning, eonta.pp GO
acres, DO tie same more less Al, 90 lots and 10
in block 6; lots 2. 3, and in block i, and lot in
block ~, all in the town Of Rochester
And shai offer the same for sale at public outcry at
the court house door in the town OF Tiptou in said
county on Saturday the ga day of July, A. D. 1865
at one O'Clock p M of said day, to satisfy said execu
.i1 n an anu COSTS lhat may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of June, A. y 1865. .z=
n2Gw3ST.O sherig of Cesar 60,
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE CHEAP

The n. i. Quarter, the n. W. Quarter and tho
>. Il. Quarter Of Section lc, Township 50, Range
gethsr, on favorable terms. :,
Also, 200 Acres, ,citAin 2 Nile, of 7Tplos.
Nsrtheastt OF southeast 80, 81, 40 aerss.
Northuest4 OF southwest 81, 81, a--40
Southeast | of Northeast 10, 50, 2-4o !"
South Of northwest II, SO. so 49,
These tracts were selected and entered at Al
early day, and are very choice locations; they
will be sold on reasonable terms, il applied for
soon.
Also, 1G0 Acres IN Sugar Creek tornship
on the main travelled road to NuAcstine, som
prising .--.r-r
East Of southwest ., q, 2-oo acres
Northwest of southwest >, -, ~
Southeast | of northwest D, ~, 2-W
Also, 40 Acres adjoining SMITHS ROW
ing NIL, on Sugar Creek; .
Southeast / ofsouthcast / %, 70, :. .@
For particulars enquire OF , 4.
May 9th, 1865. 22w3 WIN. IL. IulhiL'.
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sg Gen. Halleck's letter in reply to
the structures Of Gen, Sherman in the
official report of tho latter, makes two
points: LIST, That his acts and orders
were those of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, trans.
mitted through him to the army under
his command; I'd, That those acts and
orders were justified by the laws of war,
even if they had not been directed By
superior authority. On both these points
assignments seem conclusive, General
Halleck adds that Sherman's report, 30
far as it relates to himself, is unjust, un-
kind and contrary to military usage, and
his statements contrary to the real fac 8
of the case. The letter is well written,
and makes sharp issue with General
Sherman, aud one which the latter cab
not afford to ignore. 80. .zsrse}
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to repair matters at Sherman's headquar-
tiers, while those individuals Sian dersd
Sherman to the lowest mark But when
Grant came he could see nothing wrong,
and would have nothing to do with Mill
tary affairs. In few days everything
was settled and We went into camp at
Raleigh At that place Gen. Sherman
issued his congratulatory order to his
troops, telling them that he would con.
duct them to their homes in few days.
Now We know that when Gen. Sherman
said 50, he did not allude to that class Of
men who cams cut at the eleventh hour,
neither did he mean those who came out
for 81 900 or 81, 500, neither did he mean
those when ho said he had the best army
in the world. I am certain he did not
mean those that never saw a rebel under
arms, and never saw their command uu-
til they came to Washington t. be mus.
tered ont. We know who he did allude
to; it was US, and our comrades whose
time was out last autumn, and those
whose time 10 ont this fall-but to none
that have not done their duty at oil
times. Those men whose time is out in
the fall are mustered out and are at their
homes. We have nothing TO say againes
this, but they are under as much obiiga-
tion to remain in the service as we arc.
The worst of all is, the War Depart.
ment does not think it worth its while
to let US know what it is going to do with
tho Veterans. We are kept 10 suspense,
and it is creating bad feeling ia tie army.
If the Sec. Of War would let US .know
how long he wanted to keep US in the
service it would do away with this bad
feeling. If Stanton knew half as much
about the condition Of the South as we
do he would not be afraid to discharge
100000 troops tomorrow. -"
l will come to close by hoping that
we will shortly get to our homes.
Yours, respectfully,
CEDAR LINN COUNTY VETERANS.
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/ $40 Reward!

Estrayed from the subscriber on Friday even.
Ing, June I'd, 1865, Bright Bay Mare, about
eight years old; about Is. hands high; ia bar
Ioo.ed, ana has no white on her. When eating
corn she has the habit Of throwing her n. ad nI,'
on one side. The mare was brought here on the
cars from the east this spring, and went away
for the purpose offoalins. The subscriber think.
that she went back on the line Of railroad.
The above reward will be paid upon the do
hFery OF the mare, OF upon positive information
Of her whereabouts. Address
June IA, 1865. Ea-E Ak. MINOR 81
me- w2pd Cedar Rapids Iowa