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no You KNOW THAT
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Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late AasMt Of U. 8. Pofssi Ofes, WosAiugfes,
(undsr hs act OF 1879
70 state Street, opposite Kiiby Street,
BOSTON,

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~ determine the validity or utility u Patents 80
lnycntiOns--and legal or other advice rendered In
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of any Patent furnished by remltting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded ut Washington.
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aciiiiss for obtaining Patents or asesrfainiHg fAs
patsniabiiiiy Of inpsntisns.
his large practice. made on frie, rejected appicf
lions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF whi9fl
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Patents H. II. kpuf.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy rs ops Of tho most capable
and sacc,.jni practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors thss
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and favorable consideration ut the Patent Ofice.~
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
mir. II. II. Eddy las made for me TliIRrEEN
applications. ON NIL but one OF which patents have
been granted. and that Is nor pending. Such I'M
mistakcable proof OF great talent and ability on
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apply TO him 10 procure their patents, rs they nay
be sure Of having the most faitisul attention bo-
slowed their cases, and ut very reasonable char
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Commissioners Notice.

VIiE sahseUsr. having iesn appointed ~ the icosa-
be Juigc Il rroA~ie for the County oS Yosk Commits
si,ners ~ rcsNe ami examine the claims q crvStcr<
against be estate q 0eorye W. Remisk lat. az kittsry
sokiier drSsi, sah estate teng represented iu@ly,nt
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pos q rcsing and sxaminAs the claims 81 erci,oss N
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Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. Tea,

Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'S crack
ers can be obtained ut the stores OF Pierce Seam.
man Saco, Vim Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas.
Kimball kennehunk village. 2Ju
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Tnn TWENTY Elaurm Tho follow.
ing brief history IF The 2Slh Iowa In
fantry, will be read with much interes,
by the friends Of that noble Regiment:
llEADauAErER 2sth Iowa Vol. |
Newbern, N. c., March 20.
This regiment, since its organization,
has Travelled over nine thousand miles,
and has been in all the Southern States
except two. alabama and Texas) has
beenengaged in fourteen bat les besides
some twenty skirmishes. The Major
General commanding the Division, has
ordered to be inscribed on our colors
the following named battles in which
the Regiment has been engaged and
acquitted itself with honor, to wit ]:
Port Gibson, Miss, Fourteen Mile
Creek, Miss. Champion Hills, Miss. !;
V'ck-burg, Miss; Jackson, Miss. !;
Grand Cato. La Sabine Cross Roads,
Ia. Cane River, Ia Middle Bayou.
La. Mensuma, La; Yellow Bavou,
Ia Winchester, Va; Fishers Hill,
Va; Cedar Greek, Va.
The Regiment has lost in killed and
wounded commissioned officers, ,, !;
enlisted men, i2S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
r, NE RELEASED We understand

r. DE RELEASED We understand
hat Col Johnson will to day com.
mcnce releasing those Of the rebel pri.
soners who had declared their willing
ness 10 take ,hs oath previous to the
fall Of Richmond. About one hundred
pei day will be released until all who
50 expressed themselves are discharged.
What will be done with the rest is n
question yet to be decided. .Ahont
1000 prisoners are still confined III the
Rock Island prisonfbarracks, many Of
whom will be released in the mex, few
Jaws under the order above alinie1 10.
Nearly all Of the prisoners have Of lite
a>sen,ed to the taking OF the oath, but
only those who did 80 previous to the
C llap>ing Of the Confr1cracy will now
be rclcased.-Du GaSctte.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

The following staten nj, explanatory
of,he loans recently authorized ~
CONGRESS. is made on the authority OF
Cooke & Co.:
A statement Of tho issnesofthe seven
thirty bonds i. nov ci,cul,ting through
the newspapers, whose inaccuracies we
are required IT, correct. Congress, III
Jrlv. ,sG@. authorized the S,crc'rry OF
rho Treasury To borrow SlOO, O00, 900 IN
such form a. he ,ler,ned best. Or this
amour, 500 Ono.o WAS issued as ten.
fsr,irs. Sc, 900 90 as fvelwcn'irs and
the balance, $3.50 900 900 rs seven
,hir,ics. On the 81 Of March last
Congress authorized furthe, loan OF
this was taken and added to 100000,
600 of seven .thir,ies issued under the
act Of July, 1865, &c rouni it up TO
$500, 600, 900. This male the first
series of,he seven.,hirty loan. This
If, $3.50 90 900 nnissuei Of the amount
authorized by the latest act. The issue
Of $500, 900, 900 oft, rs seven,th'r''es,
was directed by the Secretary OF tho
Treasury. The sale commenced ON tho
lst of April last. This was'he second
series Of the Seven.Thi,ty Loan. IT.
sale has averaged between sS,oOo,0o
ani 50, 900, 900 day. Only about
s35 900, 900 Of it remains, this 18th day
Of May When it is all sold there vii
be left at the disposals Of the Sccretar,
Of the Treasury ander the Actof Marcel
3, 1865, $3.50, 100000. Il i presumed
that this amount will be ,ssued in tht
sh ape OF third series Of Of the Seven
Thirty Loan, payable three years from
the 18th Of October next, and tina: !
will have as rapid sale AZ The proceed
ing series have had. The Government
will thus be enahlei to pay all its due
TO soldiers, contractors and other cred
TORS, and liqnidate all the floating
claims against the Treasury.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
.4y The following order has just
been issued hy the War Department

.4y The following order has just
been issued by the War Department
can the forces o. the enemy cast Of
the Mississippi river, having been duly
surrendered by their proper command
ing officers, to the Il, mics Of The United
States, aud under agreements OF parole
and disarmament, aud there being now
no authorized t'oops Of the enemy east
of the Mississippi river, II - ordered,
tina, from and aflc, the lst day OF
Jane, 1868, any AMI al persons found
in arms asains, the United States, or
who may commit acts of hostii,ies
against it, east Of the Mississippi, river,
will be regarded as guerrillas, and pun.
i>hel with death. The strict enforce
ment and execution Of this order is en-
pecialIy cnj,ined upon commanding
officers Of all United States forces with.
in the territorial limits to which it ap.
plies"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
Various Matters Of military and
GOvermmc Mtal Intelligence.
New York. May 10.

New York, May 10.
A Washington special correspondent,
has .een the forthcoming report Of the
Comuittee on the Conduc. Of the War
and says: "The testimony OF the Red
liver campaign is of character most
damaging 10 any military pretensions
ot General Banks. II demonstrates
him TO have been guilty Of a merccnars
motive, either for the benefit Of himself
or friends. by cotton speculations.
General Butler in the Fort Fisher affair
is subs, an,ially vin'licated. General
Burnside is exoneratei in the Peters
bnrg rine failure, which il attributed
to the lack Of confidence on the part Of
General Meade. The failure to capture
Lees army after the battle Of Getiys.
burg by General Meade is attributed to
the same weakness. The massacre Of
CHEYENNE Indians in Colorado Terri
TORY by Colonel Chevington is proven
to have been brutal affair and a dis
grace to the country"
Washington, May 10
Secretary Seward visited the State
Depar, men, to LAY. He entered upon
his official duties at once.
The order for the transportation ut
jeff Davi. BY water, instead ofby land,
will prevent a great deal Of misplaced
sympathy, and battle plots for his
rescue.
The letters found on Booths body
will constitute the most thrilling portion
VI the testimony.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

~ \ general revival ofreligion has
been in progress for over three months
in Lima, Ohio. Five different congre
CATIONS have been called together by
church bells almost every evening
during that time. There have been
above three hundred access,ons to the
various churches during the prOtracted
mee,ing-a large pr"potion Of whom
are adults. Indeed, the conversion Of
adults has been the peculiarly Of the
revival.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

sUItis reported that at a prayer
meeting on the Potomac recently an
old negro spoke and referring TO tho
war said: "Nlassn 1 hain't bot no 70.
lsion but I tank dc Lord for dis mighty
great fuss" @
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Tli.AsDAy MAY 25 1865.

ye.-r re- ROUNDS 4 LANGDON, ars psr
authorized Agents in the City eAthicaeo
'll'., . Procure Advertisements d Sub
ssriptioar.
1Gy Messrs Horace A. Shaw, / Co, az Park
Row, 4 40 Namau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in Now York CITY 10 BRO.
cnre subscriptions and advertisement
eny Mcssv,s. n. PETTENGIL & Co, No. 3
Park Row, New York, 4 s State st. Boston
are our Agents fpr the (fo,sa T,an.er,pN, in
those cities and are authorized TO take Adver-
,isaments and So Inscriptions for US At our
Lowest Rates.
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DAvExroGr, I,wa, May 20

Walter Kibben and Robert urckcn
dorm, estimable young citizens OF
Mount Pleasant, were drowned in
Skunk river, at Wilson's Mill, on
Thursday, by the upsetting of their
sk,ff while ont fishing. Their bodies
have been recovered.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
One cent a day on a $50 note.

Note. Of al tho demon nations viii he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub
seriptlons.
The Notes Of this Third Series are rre-.
cise,y similar in form aud privileges 70 tho
Seven Thirties already sold, except that tbs
Government reserve. Ia itself the option II
paying interest in gold coin At per cent.
bers vii, deduct tho int rest in currency
UP to July ID h, ~ the time when they snb-
scribe.
Tho delivery Of the notes Of this third
series Of the Seven thirties VIII commence
on the LIST Of June. and will b made
promptly and continuously aftsr that dats..
The slight change made in the conditions
Of this THIRD SERIES affects ealy the
matter Of interest. Tho payment in gold, II
made, will he equivalent to the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments. tn the
event of which only will the option 70 pay
interest in Gold he availed Of; wsuld -
reduce and equalize prices that purchases
made with six per cent, in gold would -
fully equal to those made with seven and
three tenths per cent In currency. This 70
The only Loan in Market
Now offered BY the Government, aid ito
superior advantage mako II tho ss..
Great popular Loan or the
People.
Less than $40, 900 Of tina Loan an.
thori.ed by the last Congress ars now - the
market. This amount At the rate q sAieh
il is being absorbed, will oil b. subscribed
for within two months, when the notes VIII
commsnd . premium, - las
uniformly been the case On closing the SUBJ
scriptions to other LoAns.
In order that citizens Of every town sad
section Of the country may b afforded fee,'s.
ties for taking the loan the National Bankss
State Banks, and Private Bankers thrsseA.
gu, the country have generally ssresd to!s-
ceive subscriptions 1t par. Suhscihers Will
select their own agents, In whom they have
confidence, and who only are !, bs responst.
bic for the delivery Of the notes tor which
JAY COOKE,
srpscR,rrlox Aorxr. Philadelphia.
Suu.cplyr,oxs V III BE RECEIVED b Ae
First Nations; Bank Of Cedar Rapids.
CITY National Hank II Cedar Rapids.
First National Ra.k # Marsha'ltown.
And GALLEY s. JOHNSTON Of io'soo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
100. 900 Males or Cotton,
SO, 900, 900 worth Of Rebel
stores So, 900 In Bullion,
and q Part Of JEFF. Oa.
Wis, specie Train.
with @lS5 900
In Cold. Cap.
lurcd.
New York May %,

NEW YORK May ~.
The Htrahrs Augusta (Ga.) CORES
pontlcnt gives an account Of The occu
patton Of that city. General M,lin.
emx Of New York took formal posses
sion on May 9th a.d found abont one
hundred thousand bales Of cotton, ten
million dollars worth of ordinance and
o. her rebr, stores and $4,000 IN bnl
hon. 4 ?art OF jeff. Davis specie
train was captured and sis5, 300 Of
gold secured.
The Savannah river has been opened
to Savannah and railroad com,nnnica
zion from Louisville Ky, 70 Charleston
will soop be completed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Rofrbacher, one Of the nccompiices
Of Knight, 10 the Independence eafc
robbery, in March 1864, was found
guilty 1t the conclusion Of his trial at
Wavcrly, on the l2.h inst.riohrbacher
owned large tract ofland, on which
he had farm, in Buchanan county,
ana got up the sight for ,hss gang.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
CAPTURE or REBEL COVER
New l'ORE. Nav %.

New YoRE, May p.
The Nashville special Of the New
York Times announces the capture vt
the rebel Governor Isham G. Ifrrris, of
Tennessee, for whom Governor Brown
w had offered a reward Of $1,000.
The State archives. State bonls. and
5000 900 in specie belonging TO tho
State, ware also captured s7-a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

~ Mrs. Andrew Allison, residing
in Beaver county Penns' lvania last
week gave birth to -four healthy chill
dren. So ne twenty months ago Mrs
Allison gave llrth to three dau.hsers
whom she named Cora Dora and Nora
These seven children, born within a
period Of two years were at last &C
counts doing well as vas also their
mother.
sW The death Of General Forrest
the hero of the Fort Pillow massacre
is confirmed. He was killed at Parks
vile Ala, on the l3t instant by four Of
his own command in revenge for the
death Of six Of their comrades who had
been shot for exulting over the surrcn
der Of Johnston as foreshadowing the
speedy close Of the war.
P.S He is now reported alive.
New YoRK May 10.
The New York Tribune's Washing
ton special correspondent has seen the
forth coming report Of the Committee
on the Coaduct Of tho War, and says:
"rhe testimony on the Red river cam.
paign ie Of such character as to be
most damaging to any military preten.
SONS Of General Banks"
I@ But few people are aware of the
extent Of the whisky trade in this city
The total amount stored here on the
18th instant according to the report Of
the United States Inspector was 20,
10 barrels worth upwards Of IS 600,
eu0. = III. Chicago yo"tnai.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
q. s. $40 Six per cent.
Collaborating Bonds

These Bonds arc now worth . handsome
pre- MUM, aui are exempt, - are I'll the
Government Bonds, from STATE, County, sr1
Municipal tdration, which aids from one 10
three per cent. per annIm to their ralSs, &C.
cording to the rate levied upon other Ptell,
pcrty. The interest 10 payable semi -aaansss.
" by coupons attached TO each note, whisA |
may be cut off and sold to any bank Or
banker. 3F
The Interest at $50 per cent.
MOUNTS 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

ty-A terrible casualty occurred
Thursday, May 18th, on the line Of the
Chic ago & St. Louis Railroad, about
fourteen miles f,om Chicago. The
boiler Of an engine exploded, killing
the engineer, fireman and brakeman in.
simultaneously, and the fragments Of the
wreck were scattered all around.