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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
New Three Gent COins-NO More
Paper Three Gent Curre ency.

A law was passed by both houses OF Con,
gress, during the closing hours, 10 authorizes
the coinage OF three cent pieces, to be com
posed Of copper and nickel The law also
provides that the three cent pieces shall be
legal tender TO the amount OF sixty cents,
and that the one and two cent copper coins
shall be legal tender to the amount Of four
cents. II also prohibits the issue Of amy
paper fractional currency below the denomi.
nation OF five cents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

teame out in debate in Congress, the
other day, on motion to prohibit the im,
portatiou OF statuary Ia lead that the Re.
publican house Of Phelps, Dodge 4 Co., in
New York, have been in the habit Of import
irg lead negroes, lead statues OF liberty, and
other lead lodges, in order to dodge the duty
on "ead in pigIp One Of the members Of
the frm was the Lincoln candidate for Con-
gress against Hon, James Brooks, and is a
''trooly loyap aud patriotic gentleman, and
owes the colored man, in lead, with his whole
heart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
President }. q. Adams ON the
Moral Of the Tragedy Of OIheI-

NOs
When John Q. Adams was President, he
was travelling iBcog through New York State;
and never having seen Chancellor Kent con
cluded to give him call He reached bis
house quite late in the evening, and without
sending up bis name was ushered into the
library where the Chancellor was busy read
ing. He looked up from his book, requested
his unknown visitor to be seated, and resumed
his reading. After looking around for few
minutes, tho following conversation eusned
81 see You have great many hooks here, -
said the President
ayes.
81 see you have Shakespeare" aaid the Pres
ident "have you ever read it2'
"Yes"
ado you know the moral of Othelo ?"
Certainly, every one kuows the moral of
OthellO, said the Chancelur.
"Wlat is ilY'
"Why, TO beware of iealonsly, &c
mo sir, you are wrong
"What is it then2 said the Chancellor
greatly surprised.
"Ihe moral OF 0thelo, said tho President
sis that white woman must not marry black
man.
AT doctrine so moral and moral so orig
inRl, the Chancellor concluded that his visitor
was an escaped lunatic, so he ran to the door
calling William William r. (his sOn) "come
up here; there is crazy man in my room
As soon as John Q Adams could suaiciently
control his laughter TO speak, he introduced
himself, and the Chancellor then had some
doubts as to- his sanity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
STATE OF ooNNEcTIoUr, 50.

THOMAS, ALEXANDER, President, and LtI-
Gus ]. II HENDEE, Secretary OF the 1ErNA INSUR
ANOEOOMPANY, ben severally sworn, dspose and
say, that the foregoing il lull, true and correct
statcment OF the affairs 81 said Company that the
said insurance Compnyia bona tide owner OF at
beast ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS 'ot
actual Dash Capital Invested in Stoiks aud Bonds;
that the above deHcrb Il Investments, any part
thereof made for the benefit Of any individual OK
ercis ny authority IN the management OF said COn-
pany, either as President, Secretary Treasurer, Di
r5ctor, Otherwise and that they the above de-
crbed oficers Of sud Insurance. Company as > i
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, q
LUcrUs j. lIgiDRE, Secretary. i ~
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CERTIFICATE or AUr soRfTY.



r.rW +rg OFFioE OT THg AUDIrOR OV STATE,
Insurance Department Co-ilmbu3, o., Jan. 1B,fsG5
WHnaRks, 5Phe -ls fNA INStIRAN NCE COMPANY
located at Hartford IN the State Of Connecticut has
filed n this OiiGe sworn statement OF ts condition
as require y the hrst section OF at tre gilaie
insurance Companies not incorporated by the State
orOho," passed Apri sth, 1906, and amended Febri-
AIRY 9TH 1864; and, Whereas said Company ltas fur
nished the underslgned satisfactory evidence that II
~ possessed Of Rt least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Bonds or m Mortgages of Real Estate, worth doi
ble the amount for which the same in morgnged; and
Whereas, said Company has filed in this Office wit
ten instrument under Its corporate seal, signed 10y
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents Of sNd COmuanV In this State 10 R
knoRlede OF process, for and in behafol said
Com Dsny, according tO the terms of said Law.
Now Therefore, in pursuance OF the frs section Of
the aforesaid aci, I, JAMES IL, GOODMAN, Auditor Of
STATE for Ohio do hereby certify that said E1NA IN
SuRANCE COMPANY, Of HartlOrl, Is authorized to
transact the husiusss Of Fire and Marine Insurance
this State until the thirty day OF January, in the
year Onn thousand eight hundred and siKty-six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have haFeint0 sub
scrbed my name and caused the seal OF my office to
be aifi xed the day and year above written.
..H ... JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lHEAL. LsrAMPl Auditor rofStale.
Applications rcceyed and policies promptly issued
byJohn II Stoppelm inn, Agent At Dayton; WIN. H.
Negley, Germantown; Samuel Dnckett, hianisburg
felG
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LARGE FARM FOR SALE.

VuIk snhsorber viii sell his faFm on the Lexington
north Of Rev Lebanon. The farm contains gSslS
acres OF hrst Iatn iandi36 are cleared and n
umbered Tue improyemen u COZ Al II Of brick hOuse
and large hank barn. For further informailon can
on ths subscriber ~ mites east of sa.d farn,.
ae2ldA.2m DANIEL GARBER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
Notice Extraordinary.

UNHE undersigned Informs the ladies' and gentle
IL men Of this vicinity that he IN ready 10 mRnufac.
ture, 20 order, wigs, and furnish enrs and whiakers
10 all who may Oeaire them, Hair dressed In the
most artistic style. He also gives leasOns any VINO
wish 70 learn the business His styles The very
latest Pars fashions. I4. ROBERT REiF,
a. Markgraf'a boarding house, ga aud Z7G Third
street, up stars onice hours from A. NJ 10 IL NJ.
and from 10 +. NJ. af fe23 llm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

Columbus, Ohio, January 10, 1860 I
II is hereby certified that tho foregoing acorrect
copy OF the Statement Of Condition ofthe 4RrNA IN.
SUAANGE COMPANY, of Hartford, made to and filed
in this Ofice for the year 1865. a
Witness my han and seal officially.
E H 81 JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
lsEAL1 fsrAMP. Auditor ofstste,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

Children who do not like castor oil can have
i prepared in the recent Paris fashion The
quantity Of the oil prescribed is placed in a
pipkin over the fire, and an egg is broken into
It and stirred up When cooked, little salt
Or sugar OF onHant Jelly should be added =
cine, and will most likely cry for some more
Of the mixture. H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
Farm for Sale.

TIIHiRTY-sIX ACRES ON LAND, about one.third
IL rich bottom, suited 10 the culture of'rohaecO and
the btlance hill land suitable for yinyard situated
naar The toWn OF WCOdhurn, two miles from Center
vile, three miles from AiaXandersve, and seven
miles from Dayton The improvements consist OF a
two story frame house, containing nine ten rooms,
barn, carriage house cOrncribs, woodhouse, new
frame toh 1cco she tenant liouse and large stone
mi form erY used as wooen m4nufactory.
The farm and bu. ldings are al ia good repair end
will be sold at low price, aud upon easy terms.
IL not sold within two three weeks the above
premises will be offered AZ public auction.
MARTHA ALEXANDER = T.
W. II. BELvfLLE, Attorney fesdlWaw2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

DARN FOR SALE OF REEF-Belou Oepteryille.
~ on Yankee stree. Call at WIN. Walker Cioth,
ing Store, S0l Third street G7dawz
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ApvMNTIalNu ltArEs.


Ono square, eighty Words one week.....,....Sl 90
Fer square, aaoh week in addition .. ......... %
Fer sqsire, ysr o.
90 Terms for ndytrtistmt ats ccht ynp n X eWet
spaee or longer period than above specified, made
known nj tbe Counting Room All advertisements Hfe
cha ged a. the ainye written agreement
Is niahe previous to iusaIton. All casual ndyetusc-
ments must be paid for in hlyau, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11
DENTALC CARD


"""-"I Dir Ne OUNWhIy ~
NNTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Day
w tuntbat he will insert whole sets af teeth up-
per aud los sRsr, on vuloaniNed Rubber in the most
improved and beautiful style tha material will
or tor the sum OF 80, using tho best material and
warrantng his work H. give ilua satisfaction Those
who wish TO have teeth inserted on Rubber would do
well TO call at his Ohios No 339 ThId street, whert
they can be accommodated with any material or any
style Of teeth they may desire. jal0dawam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

CosrLY 0RGAS.-A twenty.ihousand dollar
organ is buiIding for Beeeher chureh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-11

ikAfUlf0U6 Rdyice given IN diseases Of the ner-
" yonHs seminal, urinary, and sexual organs IN tho
reports OF the Western dedieai Association, which
are sent bY mail sealed envelopes, free Of charge
Tbs organ ikation formed 10 dispense new ead
reliable treatment and Is composed ofthe well known
Physicians, % whom all letters must be directed
DRS. JACKSON, HERBERT CO. ~
laa0dAwbm hox 40, c,noinuad, Ohio.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
S HERIFF'S SALE

Ry virtue Of y special execution,
18th day Of July 4. D 1876 to me !,
issued out Of the Office Of to clerk
istrict court of l ma county, Stu
Iowa, l., favor II Gotle:b Wagner and
Charles Slender and Sophia Stem,
= judgement rendered by said cour
February term thereof 4. y 1866 aga
said Charles Slender and n decree
closure against said defendants wht
vas ordered. adjnlged and dccreed IT,
following described real estate to-wit
Sir,y urres according % Gore,
surrey IF ofthe rest SHE Of Mr
cast 9uarter ot' scctionno thirty tu
IL nnnship ~ eighty four (s4)
Of range no thirteen (l3)
west Of the 9Th r. n, in rama county.
be sold, or SO much thereof as is nccess
satisfy said judge meme, interest and
Now the, efo,c public notice is
given, that | have levied npon and sh
the 18th day Of august 4 u. 1865, bet We,
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
Of said day, sale to commence at the Ii
o'clock A. NJ At the front door Q
Court House in To edo, Iowa, III the Z
Of Tama, offer and sell to the highe.
best bidder, for cash, the above des,
property, or 80 much thereof as is nee
10 satisfy said judgement for The sum
dollars and rs Z n.s, together with CO
all ,ccruing costs unless the same 81
sooner satisfied
July 10, 1865.
KNIGHT DENTE
Sheriff of Tamn County, L
Printers fee $500
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s.1lac star"

The above is the title II a new Family
journal, published a, G;inrell, Iowa. by
w. G. Conlit 1t contains l6 pages
octave, and will be published the re
naming FIVE months If the present year
August 20 December inclusive, at 80
cents single copy, or I copies for 81.
This is neat little pamphlet, full 81
real good, choice reading, and, is worth
several times the money asked for it
The publisher dtsi gns 10 enlarge and
improve it at the beginning OF the mex,
year, 1866
SFs c,nen copies will be sent free T.
those who ie7ire TO subscribe or &c, III
clubs. Send 80 cents 10 The publisher
". G Conait, Grinne!l, Iowa, and t.,
it for five months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
ye0. Davis and Secession J,Isti-
lied and GiOrilied.

NEW YORK, Aug
Mr.. Robert Brown, who was present
at the J If Davis meeting in this city.
the other day, makes affidavit to the
following statement Of iacls:
'''The meeting was first composed Of
citizens Of New York, when, at the
suggestion of some one, several Snn,h
crn gentlemen outside were invited in
side, when the doors were closed
There were then ten men present. The
object of tie meeting being - raise
funds IL defray the expense Ct defend
ing Davis, committee was appointed
consisting Of Mayor Gnnthcr. who was
not present, CARLOS ntte,fi4ll. Thomas
Martin and Mcssrs Douglas and Clancy
A general conversation ensurl They
all agreed that the Davis trial was the
most important one in the worlds his
tory. Mr.. Cutler quoted from the Dec
laratlon Of Independence to show that
he s .uthern Sta.es had right 70 So
cede. o her New Workers took ,he
same ground, citing tho action and
opinions OF citizens Of New Yrik and
Massachusetts,, when the Constitution
was formed. Mr.. Livingston, IT Ala
bama, read from several Free State
Constitutions the expressed RICH, 10
seceede.
1T was said the effect Of the t.ial nf
Davis would be \ revelation Of sent!
ment every where in favor Of the South
It would be proved en- the trial that the
secession cause was right and entitled
to tho sympafhes Of the world. Mr..
Livingston declared that in twenty five
years the man that now accuses In.
Snn'h OF having committed treason.
ell be locked upon "a mailman and
j fool One New Yorker denounced
the execution Of Mrs Snrrat, a. cool
and deliberate murder. Mr.. Martin
said The court had no legal Jurisdiction
and tina, the execution was deliberate
nun der. Mr.. Livingston said several
Englishmen had told him that his cruel
murder would send thrill Of horror
through Europe, and the howl that
would be sent back would so cover
and ferrify the American Government
hat It will be afraid to bring Davis to
trial. He believed that tho intention
was to keep him lingering N prison
We call the attention Of orr readers
to the advertisement Of & nj. Dunn &
Co.'S Grea. Gift Sale in another column
Ct aut paper. The entire business ma,
9 done by mail, and you may get
splendid piano Or gold watch f"f tne
dollar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
Democratic Convention.

There was Democratic convention
held ut the t'purt House last SATURDAY.
afternoon, or at least so they Chin il,
and il some five or six individuals cal,
constitute convention, we suppose il;
was one. A, their request ana for the
amusement OF trUe patriots we publish
their resolutions, which we presume
were all cut, cooked and dried before
they went into convention, for they
were in session but very short time
A usual ct late they were wonder.
fully troubled with the negro. We
suppose they had to deal with big
negro, little negro. tall negro, short
negro, fat negro, lean negro, wh,te
negro. she negro, buck re4to. Tom.
Dick and Dinah. That party OF late
has negro ia the head. heart, stomach,
and pocket book /; in fact the party is
pregnant with the negro, ard we opint
it, will prove their death and buria
before they arc delivered of-a
their troubles.
They indorse the course Of the Pres
dent upon some things, to follow thei!
leaders and enhcavor to allure him into
their ranks. Keep up good courage
Five or six good Tama County boys
can do it no doubt, il it can be done a,
III.
They are down on railroad moncpolies
50 are we, and said 50 some time ago.
Wen pat EN- on the back for that,
Good fellows; yon may cast several
woes this fall, if yen are not taken
down sick with the negro before lha,
time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
COinlan:s Rural World.

We are in receipt Of this new Agricr'
tnral and Horticultural J,urnal-a sue
cassor TO the Old VALLEY Farmer" SC
well known throughout the West |,
is printed il neat style, and each nun
Der contains matters Of the highest i'm
portance to Farmers, Fiui, Growers and
Stock breelrs I, has also an ably cor
Quoted department devoted to the Fam
ily Circle.
This journal really merits patronage
from every farmer in the West. It i
pub'ise1 in qnarto fc'm at S, Louis, No.
on the 1st and 18th Of each month by
the old editor OF tho Valley Farmer ;.
NORMAN J. CoLMAS, Esq., at 50 per
annum, to whom subscriptions should
be sent. The Journal will be sent from
the lst Of July to the lst OF January for
ST.. We think our readers will find it 10
their interest to subscribe tor it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
dc IllOCra(ic Resolutions.


The following resolutions we're adopt.
cd at the Democratic Convention in To.
ledo, on Saturday last
WHEREAS rejoicing in common with MI true
American citizens in the triumph Of our arms
in the war which has resulted in tho suppress
sion Of the late re ellion, and the preserva-
ton of our glorious Union, we congratulate
one another on the restoration Of peace in our
beloved country; AMI, desiring the vel
fare of our State and that Of its citizens, and
believing those interests require that the pu-
ritv and sacredness Of tho ballot should be
maintained, We have, with fec iugs Of re
greet recently seen an attempt on the part Of
certain politicians to intr lntc new and
dangerous question to disturb our peace,
namely, the political equality OF the negro
with tho white man. now therefore,
Rssolrea, That We are opposed 10
that portion ct the Republican pla'fo,m
recently adopted a, Dr> Mnincs pro-
posing 10 amend the article on suffrage
in the Constitution Of orr State, SO az
to extend the ri yht OF suffrage to the
negro.
Rrsolred. That We will support no
candidate for State or County officers
at the coming election, who is not
openly opposed to extending the right
IT suffrage to negroes in Iawal
Reso'rea, That we cordially support
the administration of President An
drew Johnson. SO ia, rs is recons,ruc
ton policy has been developed and
We cali on all good citizens, who are in
tavor OF a tree. conservative COVER,
meat, AZ onr fathers heGueathed us, t.
rally to his snppor'-esrec'aly As ms
nv Of his former supporters are aban.
loning him, ~ the time when he need
and deserves the support Of All, IN I'll,
grca, work Of reconstruction.
Resoirea, That among the proper
subjects Of legislative action, is the
Railroad monop liz, which il rohbing
our farmers ard sw!ndiing The people
If onr State. And that while we are
in favor If developing the resources
II the country, by atf,rd,ng ever. pos.
siblc facility in the way Of the
struc.ion If Railroads, II IS the duty Of
our State legislature, 10 restrain Rail
road companies, by the necessary en-
act,nents. from the excessive and lur
densome charges, which NJ present
are more than sufficient 10 pay expcn
ses and reasonable dividends
Resolre1, That we hereby cordially
invite all citizcne, without respect 10
pass party ties. = make common
cause. by uniting in support Of a $ At.
and County ticket, 10 be supported
al the next election, to be composed
Of men representing the foregoing
sentiments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
samp, VM. II STiVERS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 v7n2S

State Of Town,
Tama County, S..
To Valentine Smith Administrator, Ellen
Smith John r Smith L+iiiia Smith Ambrose
Smith Rebecca Rush, Phehee Long, Mary
Ellen lays, Elias Hays, Lida Williamson,
and Sarah Cress
You, and each Of you are hereby notified
that on or before tie lst dav Of july 1853
there will be on file in the office Of the clerk
Of the District conrt Of Tana county. Iowa. q
petition Of Izaac Smith claiming Of Valentine
Smith Administrators the specific performance
Of certain contract and that your equities
in and to certain piece Of land may be fore
closed and hat unless yon appear thereto
and defend on or before room Of the second
day Of the rext term Of said court, common
cling on the third Monday Of September A. u.
1865, defaul, will he entered against you and
Judgment rem lie, ed thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
RElt zsEYa'AN E'slGy YiSEAEr.
F'oR GOVERNOR,
VIM. NJ. STONE. a.=
FoI LIEUT.. GovERScR,
b. i. CUE.
Fox JUICE OF SUPREME COURT.
Gro. G.. WRIGHT.
FoE Surr. or prEI.rc INsTErcTroN.
ORAN FANILLE.
RErt zsl.Ya'AN EslGy YiJEAEr.
Railroad Interests.

kk1ssrO1G interests.
We learn that the people Of Marshall.
town and Newton are now engaged in
a scheme to build a railroad from Pylla
on the kcukuk and Fort DesMo1ncs
Railroad by way of Newton, Mar
sha'ltown and Grundy Centre 10
Cedar Falls. The Object of this road
being TO complete a north and so,,,ll
railroad through our State and be on
'hc line that Will eventually connec, St.
Louis and ST. Paul. They expect tia,
some company will build railroad from
the North Nisson,i road 10 some point
near Eadyville or Otrrmwa on the k,o
luk and De>Moines road From P,}la
70 That point Of connection the Chain
will be completed from Cedar Falls to
81. ~ uis, anil when the road is built
from Cedar Falls TO st. Paul the whole
grand chain will tie complete.
Mrrshal!town has been con,cmnlat.
ing this plan for some length of time.
II IS no new scheme with her, hut they
have probably gone 10 work sooner and
with more enthusiasm than they would
was not the subject Of building the
Iowa Central road, now held under
serious consideration by the peopl.
along the proposed line. Here il now
race. Who shall win, is now the
question. II Is well known that the
people q this county generally owe the
people ct Masshallt, VII no deeds or
words Ct gratitude. 81 virtue o. hold
ing the Vice Presidency at the time the
Cedar Rapids and Missouri river rail
road was bulls, they succeeded ir Get
ting that road located where i, proves OF
far less benefit TO Tie maior;,y Of orr
people, than if located on the most
direct line, West Irving, Toledo and
1ndiantown, although near or on the
line, were left out III the cold; and
now g complete her work Of infainy il
trying 70 defeat the Iowa Central road
from 'rnnIny through this county.
We freely acknowledge that she is
capable Of raising more money or sub
feIlbe more stock to her proposed road
than we are to ours. But as their road
will be crooked, ard as 4 great through
Inc from twenty FIVE to thirty niles
longer than ours, It will take indeed. A
very respectable amount Of money over
and above what we can raise to induce
4 company to build road on their pro
posed line Yet it may and perhaps
will be done if we are negligent and
slow to subscribe on our part, to the
Iowa Central. People Of Tama county
shall We allow Marshall to cut our
Threats again. Shall We allow her to
deprive Us Of the glorious boon which
will be TO lis and generations to come
II lama county, which we will secure
II the Iowa Central by the. riyalry for
freiehts which this road will create with
the east and west roads, ard the benefi,
Ct q FAR better market than chicago !?
Let ~ be up and dong Do not let
rs be ont done in this matter; if we
are i will be an everlasting disgrace to
orr people, as well as continual and
serious Inconvenience. La, every man
subscribe something, all! not wait fo,
his more generous neiyhbor to do i, all.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

thnt each and all Of tho articles " !
'fcbe the amount Of cost to tho r,
and some Of them six times
w. have seen some very pretty !,
Of Table and Teaspoons, Cold
Ladies Chains, Pins, bracelets, etc
have been cent ~ Arranlaic 4 e.
place for Sl eaeh.- Angelica Report.
State Feb Is, 1865.
AGEN TS.-Wc want agents i
regiment, and in every town and 6.
The country, and those acting rs A.,
be allowed 10 cents on every certit.
dered by them, provided their re,,
amounts to one dollar, also ether
mcnts which can be tsrned on apr
Agents will collect % cents for eve,
cate, ard remit Is cents to u, eithc,
or ostage stamps.
ARR ANDALE 4 e.
n2tt6. fG7 broadway,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified not TO
negotiate tor certain Bounty Va,ran,
mo ll3,) for he sum Of 800. dated
January 1T. 1864, and due January lst,
1866. with per cent interest from date
and issued to James II. Wilkins; said
y airan' h..yi..g bee. l.,s, Or stolen.
v7E27W3 ]. j. WILKINS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

The Commissioners If Emigration at
New York reports that the enormous
number Of 3,l45,642 persons landed al
that port IN the course ofeighteen wears
or more than enc tenth Of the entire
population Of the country Ofthis vas,
rnmber Ireland sent $50, sol, stand
isg l,i.;'.es', ani Germany l,laG,952.