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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
New Post Routes

Some time ago we noticed IN the
"Transcrirt" that Congress had cstab.
!ishvd two new mail,oulcs Through this
county. These with all ether new
routes in this State are now advertised
by Ia" Department for bids to carry the
mail upon tIrm. The following Is the
advertisement, iucludin. however, only
those routes in Which this county is
directly Interested.
Posi- OrFIE DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS. viii Re received a,
l. the Contact Office OF this De
pertinent En';l 8 y. N oi March 80, So
q he decided IS Anri| !? FIR convey.
ing The m,is Of lie United States IN the
State Of Iowa, from July /, 1865 to
Jane 80, 1896, on the routes aud hy the
schedule # departures and arrivals
herein speciricn.
lll53 From Bile Pl.inc, by Yves,
Irving Waltham, Dryden. lodi,
Brush grove, Scarcv, and Six Mile
Grove, to Waterloo, 46 miles,
and back once week.
Leave Belle PIainc Thursday at
: q. M.
Arrive at Waterloo next lay by
l. N;
Leave Waterloo Friday q, l p m;
Arraive At Belle PLANE next day
b, 8 p NJ.
Bls TO begin service at Wal,ham
instead Of Belle Poine invited.
liI62 From lnka. To.edn,
Wolf Creek aud Buckingham 10
Waterloo IS miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Iuka Tuesday at 6 A. m.
Arrive at Wa,crltso next day By
l2n;
Loeyc Waterloo Wednesday at
Aarriv" a, Inka next day BY p III.
BID to begin service Al Taled" in.
stead Of Inka, invited: also bids
for more frequent service.
For forms If prep: sal, guarantee,
certiica.c anl Instructions ~ to the
conditions to be included in The con.
tracts, &c. see pamphlet advertisement
of this da'r; and also the advertise
mcnt # Iowa routes, dated November
so II. 1861, at the principal Post Offices
" DENlSON,
Postmaster General.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

New YORK, Feb. Y.
The steamship Memphis, which l'fe
Charleston bar on ihe 2lst, reports
tina, the National flag floats over the
city and all the forts in the harbor.
General Gillmore's headquarters we're
established in tho city. The forts,
which remain in good condition, are
81 y most Formidable character. Two
hundred pieces Of artillery, spiked, but
otherwise unin.jnrch, fen into The hands
Of the National forces.
Abou. six thousand bales OF cotton
were burned by the rebels before they
left, bu, it is believed that quantities
If it, and also ct tobacco, are conceal
Ell in the houses.
jus, before the National troops en-
tered the city, the rebel rear guard were
busy IN plnndering and firing the
honscs Eu' few excepting the poor
IN hab'tan,s, remained in the city after
its abandonment, the wealthy leaving i,
before or with tie rebel army.
The new blockadc.rnnniny steamship
Deer, with cargo of liquors waa cap.
turel il the larlor on the niylht OF
the 18Th while running up towards the
city. her officers bcip.. enriscly iynor.
ant II the change in atinrs there.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Tho E!ack-lla.Ik Morgan
Horse. ssliger.D

This Justly celebrated and thorough rel
Morgan Horse will DC kept FOR he improve
men, Of stock the coMing season y. sase cyL-
yauicn. place in
Toledo, Tama Coaaty Iowa.
Ii j. claimed that Tiger ha ) the .Rcr gan
aivol in greater purify than any o.hs' cree
N The S,,;s OF Iowa. lie w.s fro'n ,no world
renowned horae sold Black Hawk Of Vermont
which in his prime dcemad the I. a.-..
and most enduring horse in the Union; an
.moEg his progeny may hs found tn II
horses Of the nation; aaoa,, Ia m = + haa
Al en-, = half brother OF Tiger was the txs:-
est horse IN the American continent: Also
y nothing, ..l,lack Rairh." saiii ~ ssr-
atcsa, "is,ack Hawk Maid aud fl,ipgtlo,d
with Others thai are tn. hest AID most "a
during rosls,ers on record
"D!a Back llswk was from "Shernsn
Morgan he b; tie original Justin Morgan
he by True Britain, he ny "Mcrtons TRAY.
eler.' an imported horse.
TIGERS Dam WAS from OIL 'Woolb'iry
Morgan his grand Dam Was Bulrush Nor.
gar. maie
TIGER is a beautiful, chesnu, black with (.
rgh, star in the forehead and snip on tho
nose: is eight yesrs OLD past; Il t.car sixteen
hands high, and Weighs, in ordinary Il 81,
about | 900 pounds; Is o-ceeiiagly com2sc,,
deep cheste,l, strong backed, with hres1 Hat
iiiubs, weslse large brigh, Dyes, s,n,i heat,
sharp ears aud carries himself gracefully.
J possesses great bottom aul hardness; lbs
ac'ion is lrau, combining IN every respect
Strength ann hsal.y With courage and dnrs
biliiy. lie is thoroughly broke 10 harness.
both single and double; il = sure foal ge''er
AL I! HI eeds large, entirely above his size; AMI
is the sire Of more valuable stock thsf. ANY
other horse II his age East CT West. Such
10 Tiger the BLACK Hawk Morgan, now offer
Ell t The attention Of the horse raise rs Of Iowa.
Examine him to your sstis faction, and il he
quits pa.ronize him.
For fnthcr particulars enquire Of
CYRUS Is. INGHAN,
Toledo, Iowa War. End 1868 nSns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue ETA special execution. dated th o
25ih day Of January \ y 1860 to rae direct cd
Issued out Of the office of the clerk Ct the
District court Of Tnmn county, State Of Iowa
in faSer Of the county Of lama for the use Of
the Sckoolfnnd and against Peter Brush,
Martha A Brush. I Graham, DR.. y J,ync
4 Son r. W Terry & O. and g w Church on y
judgement rendered by sa,1 court at the
September term thereof. A b 1864 and q
deere. Of foreclosure against the said defen-
dants wherein II was ordered, aajniged and
dcerecl that the followin. described real
eatatc to wit:
~, mest hny.f The som'h east quarter
of s1oion no. SIXTEEN (!6l IN fomnsh1p
80 tigh'y. fire {s5D north II range no.
tnnrteen G41
Vest Of the sih =. NJ. ii Tnma county, lows
DC sol Or 20 mich thereof as is necessary TO
sntisfy said judgement interest an! cost
Now Therefore public notice is hereby.
given, that have lie. led upon and, shall on
tho seth day Of March 4. H. 1865, between
tie honrs Of o o'clock A.. N. and I o'clock
= II Of said day, sale to commence ~ the hDnr
Of ~ o'clock NJ At the from, door Of tho
Court Horsc in Toledo, Iowa, in the county
Of lama, offer and sell at public cutlery, To-
the highest md best iidlcr, for onsh, tho
above described property. or 80 much thereof
rs il necessary TO satisfy said judgement
for the sum Of $40 dollars and - cents,
ngether with cost nrd all nccrhing costs
unless the same shall 10 sooner satisfied.
February End, 1868
Knight DfXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama County. Iowa
Printers fec $500 nj
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

Ian McComb, who murdered Laura
J Harvey in this State about five years
SO, vas hang .. Otum ga on the 18th
ali. We shall probably furnish mex,
week quite lengthy article on this 'ub
Jet IS g;v u By the Ottumwa "Couri,i :
Capt. Johne Beal. one Of the Lake
Erio pirates was hung ON Governor 5
lsian.i in New York har',"r last Fri
day. Barley another of the gang is
soon 10 be tried in Ohio.
I, IL reported that Gen Hooker i. in
possession Of scheme on the part Of
sav rebels .n:lhera,e the inmates of all
he Northern mii.,sr: priscns
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

We learn tha, the Directors Of the
Safe Bunk Of Iowa held meeting
wcck e!ore last =, Iowa CITY, at which
resolutions were adopted to withdraw
TIE cirru ,'ion Of the several branches
# the State Bank AS soon as practicable
an.1 60 make applications tor charters
under the National Bank system. BIS
on tie lfftren, branches t. the amount
81 nearly four hundred thousand dollars
wcrc burned at that meeting by the
i, s,.i Of Directors. We consider this
. wise step in the right direction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

Yes, yes. the Crion armies are march
~, on,lasely at rapid pace.
n ht,ir more thin month ,hc,.
/ we taken Savannah, Charleston, Co
.a.nbia, and Wilmington besides
several strong forts, and still they are
,rchiny on. Sherman is approaching
anehrnand and soon he and Grant will
- marching on tina. lplace in earnest.
Where will he rebels. next 90 to: Can't
say, hut we hope to some warm climate
sapn, il the, don't reform and let the
ga, United States live in peace.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
The 80 Loan.
New York, Feb. -

" r.. ~
Jay Cooke ~ 10. report tie subser',-
ton 10 tho I 70 loan s,nce their last &c.
port. s6o56 500. The largest Western
s,,,s.;,,;, "a. {, eaa non.
| 'le'tf'h ! aso t'e ''f1es' ''o" 'ie E'H'
s. > o'o rom ihiaae'p''ia. mere
fdw'n = stock '"''' ~ Lyons, -
yas's 81 ace cstne 70 f's hea'h oy sHh
''o- '-a'"-' elo'heS INV ilc "'s
thrown oaesw 'fh Oh Us neat ana tea
~ o's ''Jf'''es' . - 'ne '''ohs-hH
'o'
-, w.
49, ~ -"
= 49, ''''''''
T,a4, .,,, !, - r.;.u
Church in San F,ap,i.eo for tho present
A bill to psnish strikers who interfere
with ~orkmen, BY = fine Of 500 each and
SIX months imprisonment. has pissed the
There has been eighty days "f con
fhuons s!e'ghin5 ~ Toy and vicinity
Two hundred and seventy five per.
sous have been k.'e'l during the past
ten years ~ u is-achnSct's. while sand
Th.se f,... ara n,.I,slo, from voa, ;,
ye,r. and ,e, ,ee,le ,c,>ist ~ eyn,s;n,
themselves 10 mi. 1an,.r.
IL the Old World ,fere are s. e5a ma
So, l. 'olyee. viii, 500, 900 active mem
berS. TIE number fnon ac,ive and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Oficiai Ammo unccnt by the
Secetary OC War.

WAR DEpARrMEENr,
WAsHI.ros, February 2i-o i5a.
To Major General Dix:
Dispatches just rrc-ivel announce
tfa, Wilmington is in possession of ou-
forces.
(sisneD EDw.1 NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of Wav.
NAsH1NuroN, February 81
tie Navy Department, hasj 1t receiv.
ell the following
UNITED STATES !'IAG Sur MALCOLM,
Cape Fear River February -, r;a
Fortress Nenree February oi-9 a IN.
To Hon Gideon Ue!lys. Secretary
of,hc Navy:
IL have the honor 10 inform You tha:
Wilmington is in The possession Of or
troops.
(Sisned) "ray.p y ron1rr.
"lsear Admiral
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Buckingham, l. "a Feb. g.
n. G. " iETlNG
Dear 81.

! Dear Sir:
Me.srs. Strcblc ana Johnston were
up a, our place on the 18th inst. and
gave US the proceedings OF the r Il
n, etin. he,d III ronr place IS appears
in your Issue OF he !G,h and solicited
our all in tie xor. Of buil.llng a Aor.I.
and South railroad through OH county
| The most of Us | think arc very well
aware Of the great benefit such oal
would be to rs in the EXCHANGED value
i. would give our real estate if We
| wanted 10 sell and the greater facility il
would give IA to get orr produce +
make, thereby often doubling our real
profits, as it would open TO us new
and distinct make. from the one We
have now. It would make our eastern
roads much better as it would create a
competition in buying ard carrying
freight, and as the South is becoming
opered to free labor and enterprise, it
must become our great market IL the
future. With this road we can ship to
St Louis AS cheap as they can from
Chicago. Bat | need no. 60 On to
enumerate the many ways in which it
would beEcf' Us.
A, the meeting held here, there vas
committee If six cnosen To consult
together and with the pso,!e and sec
what We thought was hes, 10 do in the
matter. The committee appointed a
meeting for next Saturday evening at
which we will take some action, but as
NssSps S;ruble and Johnston .ail, there
was to be meeting of the Iowa Cen
tral railroad committee al Oskaloosa
on the 25,h inst, did not know bnt
il would be we'll to lc, you kuo how
we viewed the undertaking and what
we think, We will do. As l war hosen
Chairman Of said committee, | wou,d
take the liberty Of letting ,ou know
something ahou. j., | think the mos. Of
ns are willing to help wha. We are able
provided we san be assured Of 4 road.
We do not care about taking tie stock
but will bind ourselves OR think the
most Of u~) 10 give to any company as
they progress with tho work in proper.
ton to our means, say about one dollar
per acre for wha, land we have that
would lay within four or five miles of
the road. | will bind myself to give
enc thousand dollars, say proportion
Of what the company Will expend AZ j.
progresses and the whole when The
road is completed, and the most tha. |
have talked with are wiling to do the
same, but we do not wish to move frs,
in the matter alone, as we wonll no,
have the capital to spare, provided We
should get lot graded and then no,
get road, and besides, we would think
It bad enough TO Gel it graded through
our farms without paying 70, it, if We
had no road at last
Yours truly
J. T. AMKs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
What (:cnerni Grant Says.

Nav ORN. Feb. q.
The New York Times Washington
special says: Mr. Waslburne, NJ. G.
from Illinois, received yesterday letter
from General Grant, in which he com.
men's apon General Sherman in hope.
fiji vein a few days more Of success,
he says, 'w..l place the rebels in $,
nation from which they cannot escape. y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
SWANS BOURBON BlTTEaS

~ They are made OF ingre " nss we'll known
end approved by the wssdica' pso'eAsto1. -
having po,osrfM e~ic Svop"'.sl, are both
calasabie aud plca With sun ellen. ss,sSgkt-
p s~ssS pvop~ssss to correct the Nlicus ieranSs.
Acnt Of the system, and act like charM whes
eAken according 10 direction, As . remedy fR
sho following diseases - Erftcs.iios, Dyspep-
ia, Iasadies, LiSsv A1sesio.ss. Lsss II Apps.
~, Lo.s~>ss " Spirit, Sal1sS Complication,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Wfin.nStnra and Fort Anderson
In our s;VssnhNtOn.

Fort Anderson and Wilmington are
now both occupied by Federal troops,
the rebels having evacuated both places
to save their rccks and heels. In the
capture Of both places our forces took
200 prisoners, and SO guns. The rebels
before leayin. destroyed 1000 haics of
cotton md 5000 barrels of rosin.
They arc sai.: to have gone nor'hward
from Wilmington with General Terry
after them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
From Tennessee

~ the late election in Tennessee tile
ieeple raif. 4 The rev cons,i'icn with.
ut nlnc h doubt. Nashville went tor it
49,. ,et Gran,,nn usly. This constitution
j. i the Young America kind, doing
.9ay viii, slavery, the curse Of al!
ta.ses
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

sata"r'zri Agents in tn. City Of Chicago
Ia, ~ procure Advertisements and Sub
'jpi.~ss
E~s' Ncssrs Horace 4. shaw, & Co, 81 Park
Bow. & AS Nassau ST., New York, are our
q .harisei aoun.s IA Now York City to pro
care subscriptions and advertisements.
gs.2"Nes.rtS NJ PETTrSCH. \ Co, No 8
PIX Row, New York, & s state ST. Boston
: 5ar gents for II" iol-a T-na.c-pA, in
tnusac! tiles am! are authorized to take ldyer-
ts'sA ats and Subscriptions for us o. ear
s.suSt Bates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
New York. Feb %.

New I Urk. Feb 2S.
We are Informed Tia, private letters
have been received in this city annoucc
ing as probable The union Of General
Schoficll's forces with Shermans army,
on Monday, the 9Th. The poin, is
no; stated.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
sWAlA's BOURBON BlTTERS

8es1ssss. Cshissr4ss, and Kindred diseassa,
0isang hom . dlsordcrsd condition Of ~
osomsch, Liver, or Bowels. Lei scsry ons
~ these agreeable Blsters; once sied anA
0oed, they will recommend then, with eorh>
lencs 70 MI others who are In need Of ~hoss.
sonse. agreeable and e6cctua! tonic. The rap
Idly sncre asiny demand for these B!uers ha0
Induced me - give them publicity. . sha1
thousands Who have not uscd them, may W
lhsm and be coayincsd Of lhe!r s6icAey.--
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
New Aslycrtisns ents.
AUCTION SALE

The subscribe will .fTer for sale at his re-
silencn in Outer creek township miles east
Of To!cdoon
Thursday, March 10Th, 1863.
span Of mares, and one horse, COW, 2
Two years old heiiers, light two horse wng-
on, stirring ploMs, q one horse P'ow, 2
shovel pi"ws q harrow, 500 bushels OF corn,
tons OF hay, /. teathe, beds, pillows, he'd
stends and Ledng, a cooking stove, lis
pounds Of moked Lams md shoulders, set
81 double harness. saddle and bride.
Sale 70 Commence At 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
TERMS ceredit Of months will he
given on all rnms over $40, with approved
security aaI' interest Mt 10 per cent =
j. j. STAlLY
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
SWANS BOURBON Bi7iEaS
SWANS BOURBON BiTTERS
SWANS BOURBON B!TTERs

hea'thy tonic. Rentlc s.iu,nlans and unequal.
led morning appetizer. Prepared In ripe old
Bourbon. Being now used 70 The exclusion =
I'll other Differs In more than f1fty Cn..sA
Gaas.s Army n .risoss and millions Of private
families, and 10 tho osly roru,Ar medicine
witch has been especially exempted fv0
ssssp tar ~ the United 6satss government,
On t,e ground Of its having been adopted - .
standard WINDY BY The medical profession.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

~ Lnd;As. who have tried and found mcsA
sAhcr ''Sso,.scA Bsfsers" too Mtsss. .espsIas-
ase,s and 800 A.sti nsedieai.f for sltr delicaAs
eastc, please give these trial, and you win
-, be without them. They viii give tone -
~ stomach, sni strength TO the whole system.
eD~f your druggist or brakeman has me-
~ gs.ss Etsus, have him send for them
~ Remember the name, and tale no other,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
VERY LATEST
Grants Army Under Marching
OrCerA.

NEw YORK Feb. rs.
The commercials correspondent, dating
Hs'chcr's Ran, 25lh, says: two are
nov under marching orders, and have
received Instructions to be ready 70
move At = moments notice. We expect
70 haze All ,,hrr IL, for tho South Side
Railroad, AMI look for heavy engage
ment
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
SWAlN's BOURBON BITTERS

p ne compo.hion OF Dr.. F~asn's Ri.tsrs, AaviH4
Neen mad. pnhfg through The cuInnns OF Medical
Journals and having .~tn aacns.a - ssardsrd rss
sdy BY thu M-, vi Fret ,>on, ,i.e drNi.i. 0f
NE Commissioner uf Internal Eeyenus, IAxSAk3
HAVN SIAA1F DEri.
DIR. G. Il. SWAN, pEoSs:11eA
ISIS Broadway, New Io,t.
O@ A Ssa.k NSts ST., Chicago
9, A. COOK, Gensral Agents FOE the Wet
Chicago
Soil at Wholesale in Chicago by Fulle-
Finch Z Fuller BurnNam {: Van Setback
Chas. G. smith: Lori Smith. J. II. Resl i
Co; Smith & pwye-. and all Druggists and
Groscrs everywhere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Sayings oE 9ass, billings.

,,.,, l;s MANN
Da,', mistake orro,,,ce Far wisdom
many now, have thot INA was wise:
wh.n ~, was or,y windy.
The man who kan, vi, abel without
F',' WY ''' :. ''''' :,
~ '''' " 49,
.:,
~
:, - $500
-, !,
49,
''s
80
I,..
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." e''s ~ ''l"'' '''' '''' - '''' "e
I"'s, - - ''''''
,7r-xr,a> s,,,,prs. p,o.,c, vo,,
rIo,,,;, n, ss;h,o n,.n u;,l ,,,.,
i '9t CIV "N''''''' S"s'I's :" ''V'''.'
~ . i!'i.' AMI ol-> ~ - !.
cor wounds, bruises, sores, fevefs
ara i's~'''e's. ''ieSe '''''''e'''eS ne '''''
oeS' ~ me "of'a. hsefy '.''''s'i an"
or Of this .notice" cannot eot box OF
4 Pills or Ointment from the drug store
! il his place, Jet hin. write, 10 me, so
! Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount,
and | will iuai! box Tree Of
| exrense. Many dealers Will net keep
my medicines on hand because they
cannot make IS mach profit AZ nn other
PERSONS make. ;}}5 cents S. cents, and
ell 40 rer box orppt
Trale is springiig ~ quite brisk on
the Colorado river, in Ar;zona. Five
steamers are constantly running and the
=, ,,o. la.l af,e,;,.,.;.,
|
The y ashia-t on ladies' were glad to get
rssi Of Mrs. Senator Foote. She proved
70 be bitterly treasonpnable and teri
ble brag, aud every body was d:sgns'cd
with her.
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h1''h'aNee' hs'e'' b'e''''F' ntcS
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oh'eH'sa"' A>e'as' .,'''''''p' .'as'o''
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"f''''v' Toward ',"'e'' . ,ekS'.
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he rebel Senate has passed a bill to
t:gil .h,a ssrvice'2 200 900 slave, and il is
expected the House will @son pass the
sbrna biz.
Sc do not fear any particularly bad
fesi.,ts 10 the Union cause from this.
y 9 ;rn;h is the rebels would have
''.i 'aen in their army song ago, bu;
f4ey feared TO ti,ist them. And now
y Ct ley are bein. driven to the wall
q v .,ase at Lac, thought proper to try
ti'tta. knowing tina. they could no,
are taan fail wi.h:them, and without
tle'n il il already apparent they will
So a'n'v ta.'. Yes, yes they will fail in
ei.hsy case, and that soon.
Tie osh Iowa Cavalry have recently
eoaH.bn,ea S7,259,50. to the soldiers
{ @te Orphan Asylum, and the 4oth
lsa l'fsntry, 1910. Well done for
,h9e" 'eg;ments.
- are IN receipt Of The February
~. u he peoples Journal Of Health"
AZ excellent monthly published at
Chicago by Drs. Hayes and Blackal!
traa.ln- upon the laws Of health. Some
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

The vote Of Tama County last fall
was; lone vote, Lincoln 873, Nc Clel-
Ian ass; army vote, Lincoln 15i, Nc
Clellan Q.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Notice

ist.l1 Notice
n horehy given TO whom il may concern,
that after this dato will pay no debts con
,racted by my wife Gertrude SPADE.
March tst, 1865.
FREDERICK SPADE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

Tie oh Iowa Cavalry have recently
ooae .bn,ed S7,259,5o. to the soldiers
s'@to Orphan Asylum, and the 4oth
lsa l'.fsntry, *o,7l9. Well done for
ih3S" 'eg;ments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

This justly celebrated and thorough YeJ
Morgan Horse Will be kept FOR thc improve
men, Of stock the coMing ,eason y. sa'Ss col-
vauicnt place in
ynlasi0 T2mA Ca-efr Ian9