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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

Also In-iots numbers 1850 and 1859 in the town
OF Fremont, ,Couniy Of Sandusky and state or OHIO.
Aud that At the next term of said Court the said
Executor will spply for an order that partition OF
said lands may be made aoeordi rgto The provi sion
OF the VIII ofsa'd Austin u. Taylor, deceased dated
December in, 1854.
JAMES JUSTICE.
Executor OF A, q. Taylor, deceased.
Dec. 15, 1864, 6w.stl eJ us
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
A Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified a,
Administrator on the Estate of William T
Brown, late Of the county of Seneca, Ohio
deceased.
BUTLER MUNsEIL.
Jan. 10. '65. 3w. fTI,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

by an act passed March 3ist, 1864, the
following weights aud measures were
established:
Bushels IIitumnous Coal 80 pounds.
Camel Coal 10 4"
Cord Of Wood, 1913 cubic feet, well
slowed and packed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Notice i'm Partition.

Or 10 exchange for goods.
December IS, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
DRESS GOODS

SHAWLS without number.
cLoAKs AND CLoAKINGs, the gref test
variety IN the Western Country.
SCARFS by the thousand.
A large Stock Of Furs which has been
consigned to us muse be sold before the close
Of the season.
BALMoRAL SKIRTS from the Lowest to
the Highest. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
General Buffers Rem, Oya,

II - true that Gen. Butler has been
removed from his late command, but
the public are not authoritativcly in
formed for what cause.
tits presumed however that the late
failure of the Wilmington expedition
had much to do with il. It is also re
ported that the pfesidcn: mad previous.
ly entertained the idea OF his removal.
This is quite shock to the people for
they had generally taken considerable
stock in the Generals ability. He has
done much useful service to the Union
cause since the war commenced and
his administration Of affairs ut New
Orleans and in Louisiana will ever bs
appreciated by al; loyal people.
A General, to arrange his armie,
in the field, prepare for plan and tigh,
battle with them, he was certainly
not great TO say the least, but to ad
minister law whether civil or martial y,
probably had few superio's. 1t is sait
his removal was done at the request O
General Grant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION !-PAia, dis
ease, and exposure, with hot climate,
muddy water and bad diet, be ma
voidable, but armed with HOLLO
WAYS PURIFYING AND
STRENGTHENING PILLS, you can
endure all these and still retain good
heal:h. If the reader Of this "notice''
cannot get boz Of Pills or Oin.mest
from The drug store in his place, let him
write to me so Mailen Lane enclosing
tho amount, and will mail box free
Of expense. Many dealers will moi
keep my medicines on hand because
they cannot make a. .nuch profit a. on
Other persans' make. IS cents, s.
cts, and $40 per box or pot.
Frank +. Blair, Jr., returned to
Washington from bis Mission 70 Rich
moDd yesterday. Nothing is known as
yet relative TO the results Of his mission
through speculations thereon, both
Union end rebel are naul.isudinose.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

CorxTaRrRfr GREESBAcKs.-Coun.
ter6"it xfties and 6ves. greenbacks, are
in circulation. They are not 30 well
texecn'ed. bat they can ea,iy be de.
tected, and all that il necessary ia
guard against the fraud is the exercise
Of a little caxtion. s aif
A rebel from Wilmington, on Satnr.
day last. statcs that Admiral Portcr's
Rect had again arrived off that place
on that day. Another rnov cment
against Wilmington, both by land and
sea, is in progress.
The next State State Fair Of Iowa
will be held At Burlington, commencing
on the Goth day Of September aud con.
t:nu:rg four tlay..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Free College Tuition for DISABLE
ed Soldiers or their Sons
Albion. Iowa. .Janua

In consideration Of the invaluable
services rendered to our country by its
noble defenders j. g. Shacffer, Pres;-
dent Of the Iowa Lutheran College, 10.
Gated at Albion, Marshall County, Iowa
40 hereby offer free tuition, in any or
all Of the departments If said inAtitu
ton. 10 any soldier who has been, Grip
pied, MANNED, or other wise disabled
while in actual service, or to the chill
dren Of such disabled soldiers. AL
mission will be granted upon applica.
ion to the President, to any depart
ment, as their qualifications and attain
ments viii admit The Spring term
opens on the e.h Of February 1865.
All newspaper editors favorable to
this enterprise, will please publish this
notice-direct attention to the same,
and send the undersigned 4 copy Of
such paper con- ainirg sa,d.no,ice.
Respectfully ssbspitted,
]. q. SCHAEFFER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
GEN. DUTLER
Grants Letter Of Instruction 70

New York, January II.
The following ID the letter OF in.
situation from Gen. Grant to General
Butler which is appended to Gen. But,
Ie'rs report Of tho Wilmington cxpedi.
ton:
'llradJ'ters Armies Of the IT,.
Ci'y Point, D.Crmh,r 6, 1861.
go Major Gen. Bn,l,T, Commanding
Army OF the James
"GESEHAL The frs, object Of the
EXPEDITION under Gen. We tzel is I"
close to'lhe enemy the port of Whining.
ton. If successful in this, the second
will be the capture OF Whining, IN itself.
There are reasonable grounds to hope
tor success, if advantage can be taken
Of the absence "f the great part Of the
enemy's forces, now looking after Sher
man, in Georgia. The directions YOU
have given for the number and equip
ments Of the expedition Are all right
except in the unimportapt ones Of where
they embark and the amount Of in.
trsnching tools 70 be taken. The OBJ.
ject Of the expedition will be gaind by
effecting . landing on the mainland, be
tween Cape Fear river and the north
entrance to tho river. Should such
landing be effected, whether the enc
my hold Fort Fisher on the batteries
guarding the entrance 10 the river, then
the troops should .intrcnch themselves
and, by co operating with the navy
effect the reduction and capture o.
those places. These in our hands the
navy could enter the harbor, and tht
port Of Wilmington would be sealed
Should Fort Fisher and tha point O.
land on which it il built fall into III,
hands Of cur troops immediately o,
landing il will be worth attempt L
capture, Wilmington by forced marcel
and surprise. It time 10 onsumed il
gaining the tirst object Of the expedi
ton, the second will become matte
Of after consideration. The detail
for the expedition. are in,rus,el to 20,
and the officer immediately in com
mand Of the troops. Should the troor
under General Weitzel fail TO effect
landing 1t or near Fort Fisher, the,
. will be returned to the army operatin.
againt Richmond without delay.
(Sigued ~. $. GRAN 7,
Lieutenant General"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
w ashingto IN, J aunary Is.

Washington, January Is.
The following are among the conir.
nations made to day:
Brigadier Gen. William T. Sherman
10 be Major Con-. August l2.h, 1864,
rice Wool relieved.
Captain Philip H. Sheridan, 18th
United States infantry, to be Brigadicr
Gen, September 2cth, 1864, Vice ISher.
man, promoted.
Brigal;er Gen. p. H. Sheridan, to
b. Major General, November sth, 1864,
rice McCielian, resi- pnc,i.
Bripadie General &. II. Thomas, to
be Major General, December Is, 1864,
pice Fremont, resigned. -.
NJ jr w. s. Hancock, Qlartermas
ter in the uni,e.l States army, to be-
3rigadler General, August 18th, rice
McPhal son, deceased.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Taxes On Dlstiilcrlcs

Tn. internal revenue tax on dis,ill.
ed spirits. first proof. during the past
fiscal year. was Form July 1865, 20
March !. 1869, twenty cents per gal
~ And tr"m March Z, 1894, to June
80, 1864, sixty cents per g.lnn. THIS
produced 50 43l 1888. OF this III
paid the argrs' State share, viz: 81,
2o2 433l,, OH, followed, paving
S6,442. 4os o3 Then cam. New York
pa, IN. S5.9sG.o55 50: Pennsylvania
paving s. lei AS ~: lnh,a,:ia, paving
81, os4,3+2 OG; Kentucky, 81, Isl, 1864
10 Mass, rayin. $3.50 500 "a !; anc
so on down TO Vermont, which onl,
paid 33l2 81 New Hampshire, whs
is Ief. OF Virginia New Mexico an,
Nevad have no dis,illeries.
MALT L,QUokS.
Tie quantities Of malt liquors distilled
in III. is not comparatively large. Flo
instance, the entire duties paid on al
dnring the last fiscal year, at sixt,
cents I er barrel, amounted to e1,002,
oso 2 Of this New York paid $500,
sSs So, while Ill. paid but $6l ,663 al
On beer, the entire taxes were e495
72l29, Of Of which III. paid $49,68s. 5
while Missouri paid s75,63s.56. 0
| lager beer, the entire tax collection.
were &597.2O2 64-New York payin
$l4l,O7s. IL. and III. paying $43.2494
| Porler realized from the rcvenu
e3s, 726 GS, OF which Pennsylvania pal
$50, 500 IS, and Illinois but 1913 30. Y
The above figures show that the re,
enue derived last year from the whisk
stills Of Illinois was three times create
than that derived from all the brewrit
in the United States, including Ne
jersey.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
:
DllAs0url FREQ

The Constitutional Convention OF
HissnAri have voted by a very large
majority to make her q free State.
S'aseryjis forever prohibited in the
State. This action Of the convention i.
said sobe final, aud bring Missouri i'm
mediateiy on the hist Of free States.
Some more glovious fruits Of the slave
holders rebellion. We vest and soon
sill have few more ouch.
lten.aW - Pitt Ressepden has been
slectsd. u nited States Senator from
Maise, James Guthrie from Kentucky,
H.nsy d. Anthony from Rhode Island
f;sn Jim Lane from KansAs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
BncWnae REPORT or 1858. orthe
ClttZens Of Turn0 County

The publication Of the Income rcpor,
having been permitted by the Internal
Revenue Department, We present below
report Of the citizens 81 this county,
# their several incomes f,r 1863
thinking that it may BE- especially in.
'eres,ing to many Of our resders, and
perhaps assist the Assistant Assessor in
tho future in ferreting out those who
lake great pains in dece.ving him in re-.
gard to their incomes. Reader lock il
over and see if your neighbor has made
what was probably something near a
truthful report. Remember he was
sworn to It, and VIC have preserved his
oath
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
New York. January

NtW 1Ors january 10.
Tho "Herald's" Washington special
says: Admiral Porter has sent com.
municsti'n to the Navy Department,
in which he responds to some Of Gen.
Buffers statements in regard to the
naval part Of the expedition DELAYING
the attack on Fort Fisher, anil thus
causing its failure. He says that the
only work assigned 10 the navy was to
silence the rebel works, and it did that
eftctuallv on the oath aud 25sh OF De-
cemher, but that as General Butler .hen
decided An assault Nv lis military fncr
unfcasihle, IL would no, have.kecn less
40 an earlier day. lie ia Of the op;n
ION that the Fort could easily have
heen taken hy the troops ii an efi,,.r,
had been inside. General Butler started
on the expedition, the rAImirak saws.
before the naval heet. Wv ready 70 co
operate with him, aud TINS, by exposing
his transports to the view. Of the enemy,
warned him Of their danger. lie ALEC
charges that The army 20 ton Of the
enterprise was gotten up III q very an
military manner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

OuGnT t. BE ARRE>TEp.--lt is hop
ed that D. 3. DeI.and j. Co, the man
nfActurers Of the celebrated Chemical
Ssleratus, will take speedy measures for
the arrest and punishment Of the vii
lains who have sought to destroy the
reputation Of their goods by putting mp
. spuoious article with labels calcula-
tel to deceive. The genuine comes in
red papers, the spurion, in green, with
a d. far D. as tho 6rst initial. The
rascals deserve severe punishment. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
70 John r. WYATT

To John T. Wyatt
You arb hereby notified thst there is now
on ale in the Office Of the clerk OF the Dis
trict court Of Tama county. Iewa, q petition
Of Anna NJ. Wyatt claiming Of you di-
vorce and that unless You appear, thereto
and defend on or before noon Of the second
day Of the next term of said court CONNIE nc
ing on the third Monday sf February A. b.
1865, default will be entered against yen
and judgement rendered thereon.
- WIN. II. STIvERS,
Stsmp Attorney for Plaintiff.
8@ giy#Y Y4..s sv7NvA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

And whereas At said election thNxfa-
cast 10 sal county ono thousand 4Hd .ftv
votes a"vor Restraining sheep and swine
aud ninety five votes "Against ~estra ming
sheep aud swine" .msjorly ofAl NE ypses
cast in sHid county being in sAF6k - IND
proposition the same is declared duty +sdop-
ted and tho citisena Of said county wiz,
govern themselves accordingly. II -
- In witness whereof have herunto
Seal set my hand and official seal this
49, 10Th day Of December A. D. 1864. i
BY order. Of tho Be Ard OF Supervisors :.
s1J4 DAVID y. ArPEEGATE, y
yOn6lw4 ,i 0iatk.ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
HEADQUARTERS PRov. Mar 9Th, !
Dist. Iowa. Office ii Board If
Enrolment,
0rinncll Jan. 10Th. 1865,

Dist. Iowa. Office II Board If
Enrolment,
0rinncli Jan. 10Th, 1865.
The Board have this day adopt, d
the following regulations in .ctcrcnc,
to alienage.
lst. Alienage papers made ont be
Fore any previous draft will not j"ss,f,
dropping . name from the enrolment
list tor the coming draft.
End. In order therefore to Justify
striking name from the en'"llm.u:
lists for alienagc, proofmns, be conclu
sivc,
lst. That tie person claiming ex
emp,ion il an alien.
end. Tha, he has never voted a,
any election in the United States, O,
any State, county, township, Or ward
Of a city therein and.
81. That he has never declared Ii,
Intentions to become = citizen Of tn.
linked States, and the proof of thes.
facts must be properly made ont an.
sent up to these Head quarters 40 tina
the Board Of Enrolment may Judge o
its enfficiency before name will b,
stricken from the Enrolment.
A return therefore tina. = man 70 al
alien Is no reason Why he should no
be enrolled or draftsl, because he ma,
be an alien and have voted, or he ma,
be such and have declared his intention
to become citizen.
| JAMES MATHEWS
! Capt & Prov. Mar 4:h Dist. lows
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Mexican war
Il n ..a.st a

The World has infw nation from
Mexico confirming previous reports Of
of successes by tho Republicans ovet
the Imperialiats in several battles.
There vas "a uprising Of the the PEG
pie, and the fresh insurrcction was in
crexsing. It il said the papal Nunci,
and Archbishop are ubont 10 leave the
country on account Of Maxi,nilEan' i
manifesto concerning church proper
~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM CAIRO ~
Rebel Oeserter..Geuera ThOm.
NS..COtlOM Isermlls

CalrAO, JanuaFy II.
Squads Of deserters from FORESTS
command arc daily coming here and
taking the amnesty cath. A party Of
eight came in today, m @
! Gen Thomas and staff were .. Pa.
ducah few days since.
During the two weeks sending Jan
asry 9th, thirty seven permits have
been issued. permitting $4,000 bales ol
cotton and 10000 pounds Of seed cot
ton. m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Terror In Canada

Great fear has come over q portion
Of the population Of Canada growing
ont Of the demonstrations made by the
Fen,an Brotherhood. The Kingston
&C. w. British. American says that
it is known that fifteen hundred Fan
ians are already organized in Montre. Il
and that paper adds: We hear dali,
Of organized bands in AL directions in
our own much favored and very peace
fnl country, and we hear also that the
Roman Catholic churches are the store
muses. Of desdly weapons, and that
priests f the altar are arsenal keeper.
for these lawlces hcrdes."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Capture Of Fort Fisher
u -, nsn 60 1apnare 4

The attack on Frtt Fisher co,nmchc-
ed on Friday, when. i,e, troops were
successfully landed Gtmual Tenney
commamarl he troops; who occupied
the ensitp width of,'is peninsula. Tie
FORTS were entirely cit off from VII
mineto
Fortrcs. Monroe, January ~
The steamer Atlantic, just arrived
from Wilmington, confirm the capture
Of Fort Fisher and the works on +. d-r
al Point Our losses were heavy. Two,
l5.inch guns burst on the Monitor
We captured about $500 prisoners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

no TUE NERVOUS, DEBILIFATED AND,
i DESPONDENT or Roth SEXES. 4
great sufferer having keen restored to health
in = few, days after many years OF misery,
il willing to assist his suffering fellow crea-
lures by sending (frce) on the receipt u X
pos. paid addressed envelope, copy o. the
Jorssnld Of cure employed. Direct to !.
JOHN T. pAlNALL, Dox lsS Post Office,
1saot'yn, n. z.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

The estate Register" published at
Des MONIES, has made it's appearance
in new dress, looking most &p!sndidly.
It is large paper, well filled With the
la'sst news ofthe day, aud always con.
ta,ns choice editorials.
Our readers can obtaia from it's
columns greater amount Of State
newa than from any other paper pub
| lished.
There are two important military
movements now in progress, Of which
the public has no deRnite know ledge
one under General Thomas, and another
under one under one Of Genera! Grants
Generals IN North Carolina. Particulars
are forbidden publication.
The quarrel between the rebel news
papers, over jeff Davis ard other rebel
leaders, increases in bitterness, and in.
dicates that serious internal divisions
and dissensions are creeping into rebel
dom. These are signs Of the "begin
ming Of lie end"
Senator McDougal and an ex.captain
Of Callfornsa regiment rad dispute
in the bar room Of Wizards Hotel, the
other evening, and the soldier clinched
his argument by knocking down the
politician. Friends in.erferred, and
here the affair ended.
Before the end x Ire present month
railway postoficcs will run on five Of the
principal railroads in til" United States
besides the New York and Washington
line on which pos: office cars were
placed about three months ago.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, pastor
Of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. has had
his salary increased from 81 500 To
Al2 500 per annum. This is probably
the largest salary awarded to any
American clergyman. The pew rents
Of the church amount to about $50 600
per annun.
Tile State Convention Of Tennessee,
in session at Nashville, yesterday
unanimously passed resolutions for the
abolition Of siAvory in that State, and
appointing an election to vote upon
tkis aud other PROF ositions and for
State officers. There is the most en-.
couraging prospect thst Tennessee will
soon follow the example OF Maryland
ard Missouri, by becoming free State.
The abolition Of slavery by the Missouri
Constitutional Convention causes great
rejoicing throughout tie county. Ii
is one If the grandest events OF these !
eventfnl times.
Now Jeracy is ont OF debt, and claims
q balance due her from the United
States OF SD40,O37. Her railroad mo
nopoly pays the expenses Of her State
Government. aud her people are not
burthened with local taxes.
The Supreme C,nrt Of the United
States have recognized West Virgil il
~ Statr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM OHIO
An Accused Murderer Dlscharx.
ed--lsank AObbed 0f $40, OOO..A
school Treasurer AbscOnded.

Cincinnati, January lG.
keever charged with tho murder OF
the Isoosa family, has been discharged
having proved an aliLi.
The Bank Of Mavysyil'-, o. 10, was
robbed Of ten thousand dollars On
Tkursday last.
The Gozeste says, Baldwin, TreaAnr:
er Of the, Ohio Female College, has ab'
seconded with about FIVE thousand dol.
lars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

i ssaf New York, January II.
The ".ferali's' Washington special
says: "Blair''s. sole business to Rich
.nond was 10 recover number uf i'm.
.portant private papers. title deeds, ETC.,
taken from his house by the, rebels
when near Washington. He was very
kindly received, and had a free .conyer.
sation with jeff Davis and members 81
others, but these resulted in nothing
definite. The story published BY the
Richmond DiQ'alcAl aboul Dsvisseld.
ing a letter saying ID WIS wiling to
send prace commissioners 10 President
Lincoln, is all bosh." sa - III
sEx Governor Jacobs, ibf Kentucky.
who, returned.msth M. Blair, reports a
strong peace feeling among the citizens
Of Issich,hoti, and eve1r -an,ong the Of.
fcers Of high grade. He predicts that
there will be ccssrtion Of hos,ilitities
within two months, and 4 proposal for
peace from the rebel Government. This
is IN contradiction Of the indications
shown IN the fact reported by an officer
from North Carolina, who says The reb-
els already haye three regiments OF
freed slaves iuthe feld."" s.,.s...r
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM CANADA
Return or George BrOwA from
gland.ExlradltlOa OF the Reb
ri raiders

r. Toronto, January lG.
Hon. George Brown arrived from
England on Saturday night.
The Globe, to day says il is credita
bly, informed that the best legal opin
ion in England favors the extradition
Of the raiders now before the Canadian
courts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
New ASlvereisyls enss.
Notice to Debtor.

NOJ1Ce 10 lDChlOfN
The sccodnts OF J.. j.. StewArt Il Co having
been transferred to the undersigned, ne
hereby gives notice to oil persona interested
and stiNowiug the same that they must calf
and settle their accounts with him i'm
.aediately at iuks, shy pAyansnt Or note, aud
thereby save costs.
n2w3 ,faq G.. S0LEMAN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Lake Erie Piracy Arrest ct
'Cnptalu" He'll, Of PhilO Par.

SOM Ga me
From the Detroit Tribune, Is.
Our citizens will be glad to learn
that the rebel captain Bell, who vas
"chief cook AID bottle washer" in the
recent capture Of the steamer Philo
Parsons has been arrested. This infor
nation was received !sie ON Wednes
day nigh, by II. Il. Brown, Esq, Assis-
'ant District Attorney, in = telegram
from Walter q Ashley, clerk Of the
above steamer, who has Unidentified
the pirate.
Bell vas arrested in New York city,
and is nov in the custody Of General
Dix.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
AoNV "a ... il |
Lutheran College.
AIhi0m D00rsl10ll. n

The SPHING TERM Of this Institution
will commence on the 9Th uf Fshrna !.
under inli Board Of Instructors. Fur
additional information apply 10
.fa J. q. SCHAEFF Err,
President.
jar. 18th, 1850. 2p3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Stsnp

To the l'cope or Tama County
ts4 / Iowa. -
Whereas at the General election hell in
said county On the 9Th day Of NoSenhsr A.
b: ls6i the FLOWING proposition, as sub.
mitted to the legal voters Of said county ,s.
To the quained O Sctors '~s the
Of 1Ovva.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

N.s.r.. HOUNDS 4 LAH0poN, ar. eur
as:sOri,sd Asea,s u ths City sf Chioseo
1's, to procure Advsr,isemsn.s and Sub
eariptioAs. vi
80 hsssrs Horace A. Shaw, krc., 81 Park
Low, I l46 MESSIAH ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cage subscriptions and Advertisements.
~Msssrss. NJ. PETTENGlL 4 Co, No. s
Park Rev, New York, & 8 State St. Boston
ars sur Aksnn for tho (Ioss Tton.eripf, in
those sitiss, And are authorised to take .Aiver.
essemsals and subscriptions FOR US .. our
lSvsst ketss.