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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
xHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of . special execution, dated the
9th day Of December A. d. 1864, to me iii
rected, issued ont Of the Office Of ae clerk Of
tho District curt Of Tama County, State OF
Iowa, in favor Of G. Aul,man & Co. and
against Nathaniel Spencer Administrator OF
the estate Of William II. II. Hill deceased and
others on q judgement rendered by sail
court at the February term thersof, A. D,
1864 and decree Of foreclosure against said
defendants wherein it was ordered, adjndsed
and decrced shat the following described real
estate TO- wit:
The south east quarter Of the south cast
quarter Of section no. thirteen (l3) IL
:o,cnship no eighty six (s6) ncrtA al
range no. thirteen (l3) 80
West Of the 5th =. NJ, 10 Tama County, lows.
be sold or 80 much thereof ~ 10 necessary TO
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice 10 hereby
given, that have levied upon, andfshall q
the 3lst day ofJauuAry A. d. 1865, between
the hours off, O'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'alook p
~. Of said day, sale to commence At lhs
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m, at the trout door Of
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in tho
county, Of Tama, offer and sell ct public out
CRY, to the highest and hest bidder, that
bidds two thirds or over Of the appraised
value for cash, the above described property.
or so much thereof ~ is necessary q satisfy
said judgsnsnt fore thesum Of ~ dollars
and 33 cents, together with cost and I'll 40.
cruing costs unless the same shall BE- sooner
satisfied.
January 7ud, 1866. q. I
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of rse,s County, lows. .
Printers fee $500 vial
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
! Seal i

And whereas At said election there WAS
cast 10 said county one thousand and City
votes "For Restraining ehsep and ewine. -
sheep aud swine, majority Of al the vctcs
cast IN said county being IN favor Of sail
proposition the same il declared duly ador-
led aud the citizens Of said county wiz
govern themselves accordingly.
~ In witness whereof have herunto
Seal set my hand aud official seal this'
- 10Th day Of pecembet A. u. 1854.
BY order Of the 81 ard ofS0pervisors.
DAVID y. iAPrELH ATE,
yan5lvi :ss ~. Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
County Bounty

County Bounty
Th, Board Of Supervisors 4. their
mr-,iny last week, voted bounty
II 5000 for each person that may go as
- volunteer, or be drafted or become a
Substitute in the county under the last
!" # the President for more troops.
A county warrant ct 1900 il to b.
i-.nel !" each Of such reraon., upon
the presentation OF certificate from
the Adj Gen. of,he State, nr the proper
,nas,erinc.in officer Of the United
Safes, ,hst such person has been duly
mustered into the service, drawing in
,eres, At six per cent, from the time Of
being mustered in, and payable on the
lst day Of January 1863.
4 ,wo mill assessment on property
t.r each OF the years 1866 aud 1857, the
Board c.lculsted would raise sufficient
funds to meet the pay meut Of the war
rants.
We cons,def this action of the Board
highly crcditable and believe it will
very generally meet the warm approval
Of their constituents.
Some Of course may growl because
i,-was not made retrospective and apply
to those who have heretofore gone into
the service. Bu' If they will carefully
anal.s their f.clings, they will end
them composed principally If selfish
ness. The fact is there is hardl. man
that can 60 now without great deal
Of sacrifice, as much perhaps az ter
volunteers sacrificed a, tire commence.
ment IF the war; and Furthermore the
majority Of those at home made no
small contributions. TO the Sanitary
s.snse and in the shape Of taxes for
previous bountirs and the support Of
the fY'n'lics Of soldiers, so that in con
-sidcration Of all these thirgs they really
may be said To need If not deserve larg
er.l 'ounties than those who first enlisted.
We say this with no disparagcment or
xant Of appreciation Of the valcr and
patriotism that nobly actuatcd 3 ma
.irity OF our first volunteers, but in a
sense Of justice to all parties as We
view the two eases; and Judging from
tho action Of the Board we doubt not
they saw it in the same light.
We sincerely hore that the onward
progress OF our armies will DO such az
70 avoid the necessity Of another call
for troops, and that at an early day our
noble volunteers antsvcterans in the
field will return TO our 6resiaes, laden
with the tonors Of war to save their
country.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

eWThe local bounty paid TO recruits
enl,sting 10 the credit Of New York
city, under the new call, is q thousand
dollars each. t,ts
The receipts from tho Internal Rev.
enue for December were t2l,683, 1872
Tho tots, receipts since July lst, 1864.
to December 3lst, were upwards OF
t9s 100000.
C;nc,snatiis city Of beer guzzlers,
There were 5,eSs barrels drank there in
November, costing The drinkers over
500 900.
A lineai descendant Of Martin I.nth
er has been in Germany lately to pet
his family from schopbeek, TO take
them TO THE county, where lie Is .
chaplain in Federal regiment.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
o Mrs. Weltha A. Whitaker.

Mrs. Victims 4. WhttNkef
You are hereby notified that there is nov
on Ale IN the Office Of the Clerk OF ihs Dis
,rct Court Of Tams County, Iowa, . petition
Of Thomas Whitaker claiming Of you 4 di-
vorce and that unless you appear thereto AMI
defend on 81 before noon Of the second fdsy
Of the next term Il said court, commencing
on the third Mssday Of February Of Feb !.
ruary A. b. 1865, default will 30 entered
against you and judgement rendered
thereon. - ~
WM r. STfvERS
Stamp ...e-,rs. Attorney fol. Plaintiff 4
Printers Zee $500 n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

TO THE NERVOUS, DRBILlrArRD AND
great sufferer having teen restored to health
j. few, days, after many years Of misery,
Is willing to assist his suffering fellow crea-
lures BY sending tfres1 On. tho receipt Of !
post paid addressed envelope, . copy Of the
Jorm.le Of cure employed. Direct 70 a
JOHN n. DAANALL, Box 1853 Post Osace, Ne
ts ,fE.4a. a 49, Brooklyn, MY g
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

In - - - 90OsS - - 1S0OsUaos = ~
Baltimore, January 7.
The exchange Of prisoners has again
been resumed. Col. Mulf,rd arrived
from Washington yesterday, and lef,
for Varina. on the James yiyay, with SO
rebel officers. "t VI ~
A New Yorker has invented a new
war weapon, which is combination OF
sabre ana.a six shooter revolver,
Mrs Lincoln has dismissed Jimmy,
the old doorkeeper Of Tbs, White House
who hss held that post since Jaokson's
day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

The notorious Missouri guerrilla Hun.
ter w.s r6scpuy arrested At Salt Lake
City, while on his way to California.
with 100000 in greenbacks stolen
from the bank at Bloomington, Mis-.
souri,. over = year ago. He vas sent
back by Governor Conness and viii be
taken to huntsville, Missouri, aid hung
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

TIE rebels rapea, il TIA. Gen. Ste, >
ling p,icn fan'iarly known with them
i ~ Pap Price i dead. If i really
be 40 the devil can now Get prioe on
his king,lc'n.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
NOTICE

~, hereby given that ~ the last will 4 tes-
lament Of Elisabeth n Dodi Deceased, tate Of
rama County, Iowa, the undersigned Vas
.nnointed Executor of tho estate Of Decedent
d having qualified according Y lAs, 81 per-
Sous VIII please take. natico accordlnglx
- giD Il, ~ b. LUTHER lWpD
t9@a@s Executor Of tho txst WIN
aul Testament OF Elizabeth
II. Dptitl. nsesAse4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
KNIUHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tsena county, lows.
Printers fss $500 vial
To john D.,Uute.

To john p. .Clute. ssaa
You are hereby notified that there 10 now
on file in the office Of the clerk Of the District
Court Of TamH county, low. . petition Of @.
". Bnzlell claiming Of you three hundred
dollars with interest from Oct. 2znd. 1864,
fsr trrspass committed by you aAd ssking
that an attachment may be issued against
your property and that, unless you appear
thereto aud defend ON or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court,
oom mencing on the thiri Monday Of February
4. b. 1865 default viii DO entered against
you and jqageme II rendered thersops. 10 !,
- .WM. II ssTlvERS,
Stamp Attorney Tor Ptaintm:
49, Rsin Fees $500 n62w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Death Of the Rebel General
Price

Washington, January 6.
A telegram from City Point says !:
"R:chnond papers announce the death
by paralysis. OF General Sterling Price
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Tnilcd states Senator from
Maine
Augusta, Me-, January 5.

Augusta, Me-, January s.
Hon VIM Pitt Fessenden was TN.
ani.nously elected Senator for six years
from the 4th Of March, by both Senate
and, House Union caucnses his oven.
ts8.t# 4 "A. 3a ~ q ttts
ing. 81.
nnP. s. has since been duly elected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Heavy full oil SNOW
Gmc,nnMn, January 7,

,Gmc,nna,n, January I,
About twelve inches Of snow i"ll last
nigh, in.crrupting railroad commnni.
cations @
The people Of Dubuque are re
j,icing in town shock, recently PVT mp
AZ a cost Of $4,000. The amour, was
raised by private subscription.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Rnnid Progress

To show with what rapid strides an
ti.alavevy sentiment is gaming strength
in the elave States, We append lhe fol
lowing table Of anti-alaycry votes in
DeiAxge, MARYLAND, Wcst virei"is,
Kentucky and Missouri IN 1855, 1850
/ ud 1864
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
- THUR DAT JANUARY 10 1865

ue.srs. 4 ouNDa ! LAKGDON, are cur
sufhorissd Agents in ~ City - Chicago
MS, 10 procure Advertisements saad Sub
s,rip.ioss.
s6r- Measrs Horace A. Shaw, 4 Co, 3: Park
Row. Il las Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City 10 pro-
csrs subscriptions and advertisements.
~Nes.r,s. NJ. rETTENGIL / Co, No. 3
PARK Row, New York, & 6 Stste st. Boston
are our Agents for the Iotrs Trarse-ip:N, in
tsa.e c',ie-, and are authorized to take .Adver-
iisem,nt, and Subscriptions for as II our
Lnscs; Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
s. Cairo, j ail,,ary :.

a.fli 49, sgH Cairo, January :.
Gqerrillas captsred Two Federal sol
dier4, : captain and Sergeant, 'neav'
Memphis, last Thursday, AMI murder
Cd then, al IL M2st cruel msn0et.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Very Latest

II is reported that General Batter
has been removed from the command
OF the army ofthe James and the d..
partment Of Virginia and North Caro-.
hns, and that delegation from Ken.
.,ucky are ut Washington begging the
President to place him in command ri
that state. Ger. Ord takes his late
command.
The Blair..have finally gone TO Rich.
mond on = peace commission.
Our forces under Cen Gricrson have
been lately tearing up railroads in Ala.
bama.
The Confcderacy is daily showing
Signs Of An early collapse.
The cars commenced running acros,
he railroad bridge which spans thu
Mississippi At Clinton last FRIDAY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
s Stat. q da ,Ss,' }ssa.EI1aaa

rama Cosnty
70 Charles Slender and. ;ssRAia
Slender.
You ~ hereby neslfed that there! - new n
Oh Gle ia the Office Of the clerk Of the Dis.
trjot court Of TamA county. lows petitioaz
Of Gqllieb Wi6sY9 clatmingYG Ibu the fores3
olosnve Of ckFtsihnorsgs u AMT hak Apleex :
you appsar tAsDsto and dsfehl oh orbef3t&
noon 81 The sseolJ dsy of'tAe neg stersfUf 4.
said COURT eonmsnclhS os Nv Third Mshdaypf II,
rs6fnatyj \, ~ less Will b "a tercd 's3..
against you sud judgement rendered thsreSl' 7. :.
-,..4 '.iH.1TAr Af6tDsSf,sr.., .sa :
Mamp 10y <Atlosney fsr Plaintiff:
-..>- ssn5i~t
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Classification % Stock ASSESS
ment for 1865


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
-, ).
-. -. -,
- - 70 Va Ah.
~ "at.' - 'No'e' 1pef 'c""; ao'ooo
- nen y over - -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

Total l,l95 26,430 1924
In the above table the vote Of the
whole State of old Virginia in ls56 and
1860 is included in The vote Of West
v,rGinia, while in 1864 the vote cast
in the counties forming the new state
of Yves, Virginia IS only included. III
addition 70 the above, over $4,000 anti
slavery votes were cast in ls64sin Ten
nessee, where none were cast in 1856
and 1860. There would also have
been large number cast in Virginia,
Arkansas and Louisiana had al cleo.
ton been bold there for President in
1864.
It may be interesting to know that
Maryland vas made free State through
the vo.ea Of it's soldiers. aud that on the
sls, day Of last month, by the decree
If The brave men OF that old Common
wealth battling tor the l,f' Of the n,
ton, the shackles peacefully and legally
f,l! from the limbs Of all who had so
long remained slaves in the ancient and
honored State Of NJ aryland The vote
stood a. follows in favor Of the free
Constitution
Home vote 1854
Soldiers vote o,63S
Total for tho Constitution 3o,l74
Against the Constitution
Home vote o0,53G
Soldiers vote lo3
Total against the Constitution %, 900
Which gave Maryland a free Consti.
tuition by majority Of Ais. The sol
diers' vote, it will be seen, was almost
unanimous. The State was in a favor.
able condition for Emancipation. The
number Of slaves, which in 1sCO amount
ed to los .635, had been reduced 10 ST..
lSo in 1850 while tho free blacks in the
State numbered S3,94o. The white
population in 1860 was ,l5,3ls-totai
6s7. 049.. An effort is bong rade to
throw out the soldiers vote, and for a
few days longer preserve the State to
slavery bu, the Governor has issued his
proclamation announcing the adoption
If the new Constitution and no fear Of
the result need be entertained
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

The Court decided to-day chat J il
had ia isdiction in the case ot the ST.
Asbans raiders. srd, t,c csss will pro.
ccd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Stamp
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Printers fee S6,2S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

The Blairshave finally gone TO Rich
mond on = peace commission.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

The Confc1eracy is daily showin
sisps If An early collapse.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r.
ELLIS & MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery

Are in the possessiOa.oi this. Establishment.
hey embrace
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of COal,
100000 BUSHELS.
arARrERMAsrER - oEEIeE.

WAsmSa1cS, T.. e., August 9, 1869
SEALED PROOFS AIS ere invites and viii be re-
- cesyed at tha places and until the dates hereafter
named for the purchase Of al the surplus Coal AZ
those places, belonging 70 the Government.
At VICBSBUKt1, Mis-, until u o'clock m. Of
Friday, September 10, for Coal lying 81 Ncksburg,
Mississippi
Al NkfCHEZ, Mics, until I2 O'Clock, IN Of
Monday, September ls, FOE COsl lying 81 Naiehez,
Bis iss'ppi.
seps ate proposals viii also he received ST the
same time for the Barge CT Bats c0ntsining the
Coal.
Each envelope containing bid should Be sealed,
Fnd the name or number ~ the Barge containing II
endorsed thereon, tnd addressed 10 Brig. Gen.
Lewis T. Parsons. Chief Rail snd BiYer TraAsporta-
ton," in care OF the Qusrtermaster IN charge OF
river transportation 81 the point designated for
opening The bids.
Payment to e made in United States currency
upon the a ceptance Of any pTopOsal, and PRIOR TO
the delivery Of the property.
The Government reserves the iighb 20 WltndfaW
any Of the Coal and the Barges consuIng It, and TO
reject proposals il deemed too loE.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brigsdier General and Chief Rnl and River Trans
portatlon. augl2-td
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
No. s. rhnnh slrfrl. Nashrlllf, Ttnnrssfe.

No. IS ChnRh street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he may be consuted every day from 20
y o'clock, A. NJ. 2 30 pm, aod W pm. Con
sultauun. lren-
he cures all curshte diseaseso o. the Zee and Esr,
and performs al difficult operation % Surgery.
lie operates ior cataract, without pain, ~ d ne"
method.
n siTsightens Cross Eyes "a one minute, % old
or young
he inserts, without pain, Artificial Eyes 70 move
and appear natural.
la. BaockGAs cures Sore Eyes with mild medl-
clnes, Whicn giyD no pain.
He treats AmaGTosis, OF nervous blindness with
u success heretofore unknown.
He cures every ease q Ophthslma fGrsl, here
toiore considered IncuTabe by tue Profession
lie cures discharges q tLC Ear, caused BY Gear
lei Fever Measles or other diseases.
he inserts Artificial Ear Drums, where the Datu-
RAJ drum lmembranej has been destroyed, which
improves the hearing Immediately.
lie operates Tor Artificial Puph; falling Of the
Eye-hd he remedies at once
de cures the most Obstinate forms OF Ophthsl
ma ma tWo 60 elglil weeks.
Disease OF the Nervous system. viz: Chorel,
Neuralgia, Spnsl Difficulties; Nervous Prostitution,
treated successfully.
pyspepsis sna cancer ne tresis with success
heretofore UnlSnUwn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

From every section Of the country come TO cur
house with the 6Tm CONVICTION ibas they VIII fnd
nil esSnrf n,aspf Of
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9asIrrllle alnloll.
w. OlsER0s 3 CO., FubIahers.
FRIDAY, sEPrElfBER S, 1866.
KegalatLons Of Lhe Freeamen,s Bareau.

WASHINGTON, sept ..
The following important circular was
issued today by General Howard and
spproved bv President Johnson:
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TfruN Cash,.--Fecs from Slj 10 500.

In the treatment Of the Rye snd Ear, snd other
Organs OF sense. u becomes Necessary o. have =
good knowledge ol ever thing pertaining 10 inedi-
tiup aud -urrtFy- "A hat are called regular Physl-
CianS unay nsyc graduated 10 UilhCr the Old ~ Dew
School college, sod csa boast of q -sidcd s'iu-
cation but vet. IN Tho treatment o. the Bye and
Esr, ial go cur' = sIugc obstinate Case--ioT the
treatment prescribed in their works viii not efect q
cure % lsfsge ria'outy Of csse-.
pR. BEocAsAs Is a graduate 81 the Missouri Uni
ycr-lty--piploma hangs IN hIs office, and hiss many
certificates iron persons eUrri, which msy ue
seen ny ealing.
81 perdi--,on. hc also refers 20 The following
medical rueu ~ good stsud.lE.
fr. a. Moi, New York.
lir.J. D. Quidnro, Clinton PsCe. New York.
Dr. H. 2. bI0u2rd, Chicago, Illinois.
~. . Y. Elaney.
I'r. r, Underwood,
l'r. john Ho5eons, Prof Surgery, Missouri Uni.
verz.ty,
~ All communications, with stamp enclosed,
promptly answered. Adde'S =. -. Box. No. 30
Remember bis lnhumsy r. a. No. So Church
Street The LoUoy Is permanently locsied.
Augl5-SmF
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

Nf-fi lt4l-t-s NM
No persons are au horizsd to set s. Agents ex-
cepJ sieh a. have written certificates 10 that effect
Send Tor Catalogue aEd Circular
sugi9-sm 1RUETF a WILEY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

ARE RECEIVING AND HAVE IL STORE
l5O Barrels Fine Bourbon Whskey.
90 Viewers MouongahelR Whisky.
30 e Robertson county,
70 " Fine old Lincoln county e
10 % Old Pesnh Brandy, very me.
10 Old apple +"
10 " Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
s Casks Fine Star and "Crescsnt' Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, (superior qualIiy)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
80 - Weeks Fine CstswFa Wine.
100 " LoDgworth's Sparkling CataWbI Wine.
100 Imported Caret Wine.
10 Casks Fine Ja.nsics Rum
10 Imported aollsnd Gin,
81 Cases genuine Nach0ts Ahsyuthe. -
10 Casks SuDeuor Cstawns Brandy.
loo Barrels Fine n. q. Sugar.
q Crffee "
- Bbls and u nbis. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
80 a p Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
% Bhs and y bbis D Molssses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
go a. Star and Summer Candles.
100 Starch
800 Cases assorted Matches.
100 BCsOds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

Is uuder The Control Of his brother, G. W.
JONES, formerly foreman OF the well known firm
OF Merrick i Sons, Pliilsdelphis Both OF Us being
pYact cal men, and hstterDg Gun elves Of some
Ieputsion g. mechanics. Il Is needless to say tcat
ali work executed at this plsee will be made in the
very best manner snd We guarantee thst our prices
viii be ueh tnat It will be unnecessary for any e
90 20 ont Of the city 10 Duy anything IN our line Of
business, unless they have more money than they
know Whist 10 do with iuiy2-;lp
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

LNOR Bssutfying the complexion. effeetually re.
Il moving
Tan, Freckles, Blotohes, snd giving the Skin an
elegant snoothness not EASILY attained by any ether
its use among Ladies' Of Fashion in the East gives
il chsraster for efficacy which st once stamps itas
infinitely superior iOr the toilet Of any lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the propris-
tore.
HURLEY, PUDDLE & CO.
Corner Seventh snd Green streets, Louisville
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WHITE GOODS,

Plain and Fsrcy s~isses. Checked Muslin. ~.
sooEs, Jsconet, Tuck Muslin, RuHed IN ~ =
Linen. Table Luens, Towels, LInen Cs-,t-ls-1
Dian and tsuCy; 3 rdssYs Diapers, Linen &c.,
CD eis, Hemst,.ch DO tne Embr, iderpd SECS -.
sod Nsenclnin Collars, Crspe SEES. rs R9si--
saconet do, lnsertngs Iaietts Ribbons T. -
Fiaihs and in AZ c0i0rsi sax Beltags. g,,-v'.
,somrthnE new Corssts, Velvet Rhtoas 81 :,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

In use in Tennessee for the last twenty years, AID
psTfies having Machinery AnniactureJ BY Ellis
Moore will md Il 10 their interest 70 hsve their re
Dairs done 81 these works, as no one else has the
fseiites We have for such work, and We are deter
roiueG 70 do all work entrusted 20 Us PROMPTLY,
9ND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Prices,
our ohe-t being 10 make il the interest OF all par
t;eE 10 deal with us. Every imp 0yement in Ma
chinery that has for It's object The saving Of labor,
fueI and unnecessary weight o. material, Will be
sdopted by US. Parties contemplating striking
or can be furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring and pumping, Is cheap a. they can te iur-
pished from PittsbuEg. Psrues wishing
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Auction Prices.

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w is-cription o. Gooia, purchased 10 tila AAs'-
srn clnss Is AuccoB, q importers end lrst hAnls.
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4 CHICAGO SENsATIoN They have
smother sensation as Chicago, which is
thus described by the enterprising local
for the Chicago Times
A midnight murder a stranger IS
sassinsted and robbed on the lske
shore the BODY thrown into tle ls!,e
IL is discovered floating in the river
the difficulties Of the police IN getting
; clue 10 the murderer their eiIorfs
rewarded clever arrest Of the three
murderersi description of their person
al appearance; fun details OF the horri.
bic tradeRy the body Of the victim not
yet identified.