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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

One of the most gigantFc reheI'ions
to a close. II has hrpa war-hetwcon
the advocates q ~ enlightened evil.
za,ca s~t progressive hum. Unitarian
IDEAS and The advocates =. slavery the
1aukcr worm o. rrogr' ,sion. The tor.
mer have molly ,riampned. 1t has
cost them some cf he best blood Of tie
land. Fathers and Sons of Tama Go.
have gene to their eternal home TO Sc
cnre the living t!s> glo'icTs boon of
universal liberty Slran @ercm >mher
these fal'cn heroes, or shall we AS I'm.
grateful wrttthes let their names pass
hurriedlv into oblivion? O her towns
and counties are taking steps to hand
down to funre generators rseit' ;sahsc
braves who have failcn'in IRIS rebellion.
Are our friends and neichborS, who
Aayc thus fallen and done as mach as
,fey te be less honorc1 or their memor
les less tF9cr.sirado What say you
livi,'. patriots Of Tams?
Some months ago we suggested the
idea of electing in our graveyard =
large monument, having engraved upon
it the Names Of every soldier who went
from this county and died in the service
as a soldier. \ number OF re's ms
soon after spoke to us very favorab'y
Of the subject. We are now requested
TO again present this subject TO the
people. This monument could pc
built If every patriot in the comfy
wonld contribute something, and We
could do nothing that would speak onr
praise or estimation Of our f,l,.n braves,
e-ral to this.
1t The people generally WON'T take
hold d- this matter as they should and
as they can well afford TO, We could
snrmount the monument with statue
Of .sbraha@ Lincoln, our late beloved
President who has also los, his life on
account Of the rebellion. We presume
that if enough is contributed every sol
1icrs name who went Fl ON Ibis ccnnty
could be engraved on the monument,
ana we believe this wo,.'d suit all much
better
", believe the proposition wiz be
very rcrcrany endorsed by our people
anil if move in the matter is once
made the ball can be kept easily rolling
Now since the war is 50 nearly closed
aud The greater part # the army being
discharged let rs turn cur rs'iiotie
contributions III This direction. What
! say you patriots of Tama County ::
! Shall we have a soldier monument
. and ..irccln statue or AGt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

killing Mr.. Cro.kroy. Soon after she lef'
the house, The drunken 1ndian with
another who accompanied him also lvf';
that Mr., CroSkrcy was not hurt and
did no, consider himself even in DANCE,
ii hci,g hurt. Tins ended the great
Indian warfare in lama Co We
mus, add however that oar senlncls
did M, return until daylight next
morning.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- NEW ORiEANS, H"y ~.
C)ne Of tie most terrific explosions
that has ever occurred in this country
vas the main Ordnance Depot with sur
rounding magazines, ut Mobile at Iw"
Q .lock Yesterday. The shntk was
dreadful, and the >.iiX- shock 20 u"
very :ounla';oa, Eight sqn IS o.
hnii,liags are nov in rains. end many a
victim lsburicd hcaea1t tho walls, I've
hundred persons beng buried ontrigh,
The loss incurred. it IA said, Will reach
eight millions of dollars. | is mot yet
asccr'aincd by what ngcncy the expo
N originated.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Kirby Smith has surrendered his rebel
forces in Texas This i The last rebel
army. Some guerrillas are still prov
ling. Our forces as previously arranged
viii ae sent to Texas to establsi, order
anG guard tie frontier.
The New York '.lIera,l" has started
a proposition that orr debt be all paid
off bv the rich men in shares OF SO 900
4 little over - ,o75 900 has been sub
scribe,l. The deb, never vii! be paid
in this y.
4, e.iIent Johnson has issued . new
amnesty syiama,ion somewhat moal
flying pres:.,en, Lincoln's, making il
more limited IN It's seach. All officers
above III. rank Of Col IN the rebel army
and Lieu'onan. in the navy are not
allowed its privileges.
The great Sanitary Fair at Chicago
was opened day before yesterday. II
is expected to be a great success.
1t is said that jeff Davis will he tried
'far TREASON at " r~l.instor rs snon as
the Assassination nials are closed.
NJ .llory, TX Secretary Of the rebel
navy and Howell Cobb have been
caught and are All their way t. Washing
iftoR.
Tea, estate at Richmond il very high
higher even than in New York. and
IN some cases three times as high as il
was before thc war. So mich for
Yankee occupation.
/ The vote on the ratification ofTnc
new Missouri Constitution viii be taken
June ). There is NJ doubt now Of lis
| ratification by very large majority.
1 From the year 1852 down 70 1868
the tonnage Of the United States cS.
cec,led that Of Great Britain. The
rcbc craisers caused SO many Of on'
vessels 70 be transferred TO freign
owners, that tic British tonnage is now
ahead Of ous. In 1862 tic tnnnag~
vas ~ follows: British, t.93t 400
American, s.,lo, Ito L vii probably
M, take u len-, itie: the Wal ensl>, e
'egaia oul ~ superiority
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
AGENTS WANTED.

Tos.l ny subscript ionnn sSceArnt, illus
trn,cd and low-pricd history ofshe isthellior
!, il both English and German. - \ lso several
other heautifuaiy illustrated .--lnter,st
. aud saluahlr fnmi'y ~oiss, Also for
f,edie,s and JAgcntsa grent variety Of Pic
Generals and Civilians, Gems Tor the. Album
Sc. tor..hcr with large assortment Of Sta
,ionery PAckags These goods cell we'll.
. lFor Ci,culars,w itlrte rms, adde's
HENRY HOWE,
III Msin Street, CiIc:cnatsi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

The army worm has made its appear
nnce "a .cycral 81 the Government
plantations III Louisiana. Should tue
evil assume ,herropor;ion> hch i DID
last ,est, ii . on'l 30 2 teri 1hle 81. cail \.
e. III. state.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Notice il hereby given that the copartncr-
s,.,n nc re tnforcg existing between beaumont
lewis il this day tfi-sclvta ing, mutual
come, !, neutrality-suspicious. indebted to .nd firm
are ,,unestcu to call .on.s settle the sane
vi hon. delay with N. Lewis; who i. duly
authorized 10 seeceive 'tlte rnme and NIL per.
sons LAYING tiwimy against sn's firm viii
prcso.r. ,..e s.,me 10 .. ". Nenmn"n ont Tor
pny mcilt who' win settle all lAsf claims
arninst raid frn,. As i
80 JOHN II. BEAUMONT
NOKMANp LEWIS.
The undersigned will costume business
- l;,ol stani, whsre he will he happy ~
furnish Al Who may call ~ hin, with
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
#rH j. M BEAU MONT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

.E.; II i esstel ~ . WasLir gtnn
correspondent II I'M Rochester Wcnao
rrat that man who ha. been with
TeN. Dtvis' .eilis.i ,lafamily for the pasi
f,nr years. has tes, flied II tt" secret
session of,haC, Mrt now trying the as
sassins Of President Lincoln, that he
has seen 4 letter froni.J. tf.rson Davis 10
George u Sanders, advising, as the
last resort. the assassination of l'resi
dent lincoln AMI his whole Cabinet.
General Grant, ihe.cerrespnndcnt adds,
was in the Cont room when this test
mony was given and vn,,chei for Il .
good character enl crcJ.esity Of the
witness.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Note, Of, allAfhe DETERMINATIONS will hs
rr'nsNly Furnished upon! receipt Of sub
sSr;rilons.
The N,tes OF THIS Third Series nre rre-
cise,y similar in form aud privileges to tho
Seven Thi,tics already soll except that tho
Government rx-acr~cs to itself the option Of
paving Interest in eo1a coin At 6'rer cent,
instead Of 7 8-l0'hs in currency. Snbscri-
hers will deduct the int, rest lin curreacv
up 10 July Is Ii, At Tire tfcre when they sub
scribe,
The delivery OF the notes Of this thiri
series Of the Scvcn thirties VII commence
~, the lst Of 1une. and will be made
promptly and continuously nfer that date
The slight change made in the conditions
Of shis qHiRp .sERiEs aiientson -"
matter Of interest. The payment in.goli, IL
made, will be equivalent to the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
TIE ,e,nrn 10 .recic payments, ii N"
e-ent of which only will the option to ray
interest in Cod he avai'cd Of; would "a
rcduce and cnnnli,e prices thu, pnrehase-
made With six Yer cent. in gold would be
fully canal 70 those msie with seven and
three ,en;hs per cent. in currency. This -
The only Loan in Market
Now .ogerea 1y the Government, snds its
superior aa.antagrr make il the
Great popular Loan OF the
lcOpsc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

the discharge 81 the ,nva'i, or De
cease Of the Tier, soldier or seaman,
as the ease may be.
Ra.s's - 3,rns7o,-s,-l Lieutenant Vol.
and of cer> If higher rank $50, per
raomh, Major, SO per month !; FIRST
T. culcuan,, SIT per month Second
I.iea'cnant. sls per mon'h III enlisted
mon, 50 per mcrath ossly one full pension
will be allowed to the r,sa,i"c Of q de.
ceased soldier. and in the ORDER Of
precedence, as above mentioned.
New York city is said to contain
$4,000 Grrmars. OF these. $4,000
are Jews. 81; 0GN are Roman Catholics,
and 81 ,ooe AZ, p.otes,ants.
" aluah1e confi-rased property, ls.e.
A. Av'onging u Jefferson navi-, WAS
SOLD in New Orleans few days ago.
The sl,echc.Ging interest in
Cuba is beco ming uneasy. The abeli
si,n If slavery in the State causes ap
preher.ioms Of revolt on the island
Plantations.
- I, is said that 100000 bushels
~ -. n l,,
Eastern market from points west, north
and northwest of La Crosse Wisconsin
ard ,ha, 900 ,Oou bushels are still in
the ,hani, of,hc farmers Of that region.
! Large quantities have suffered from
danrEess ana !sea.;ns ,.s L..
-; The Official rebel documents
captured in Virginia and sent TO Wash
ington, have, i. is said, implicated prom
; 4eu' Northern men whose loyalty his
not hi iner,s been suspected.
rD-p rcsilen, Johnson M declined
the gift Of ar vi q herscs and a car.
rage on the ground that persons occu
swing oliicial stations ought not to re
ceite presents.
There IS. woman in Crachrc ll3
years oil. II 7 children, grand child
rem and great grandchildren number
rs. ,s
Tire Ninca, in Virginia Is almos,
ready for harvest. There j. not a
get deal If it but ~hg. there is looks
very vel.
la orc Of the Mexican 'monasserie,
wee lately found the re,naiiis Of fifteen
young women. $ me IT them had
been killed by blows on the head.
-.Jem Mace AMI J.s Wornall, two
English bruiscrs, are going t. fight
each other FIR 81 0o0 aud the champion
belt Of England, next November.
There are two very respectable.
in,urrections going on in China nov
tho Facing and The Al,hammedan.
Besides these, one # ,.e Imperial
ministers has beentrying 10 ret up
authority on his own hook.
-C,l,ncl Pritchar,l, the captor Of
.Jff. Davis, Is noble speclm'n OF 4
man and a model soldier. lie is mod.
est and uaassuninc, but brave ~ a
lion. ard ready To lead wherever his
duty calls. He is abont thirty years OF
aye. SIX feet high, culnpactly built, and
was, before entering the service, law
yer At A'Ieyan, M,ct. His State may
well be proud. through 50 good repre-
sentative, ofr.s.r honor u this great
crownsng victory. iz tsa S."
!. n. Woolocry7ecently prosecuted
The Cedar R,p,lsrr .ilro,l Company
for MONEYS al!rt.aK 70 be ,l'to him TOR
money loaned and services rendered
while ytcc rrrsit:rnl Of The road. The
case came 10 trial in y rdip County,
AMI resulted il a Judgement for Mr..
Woodbury. +, e17sls. Tire hardin
Sentinel says that Nj. ". has another
ya';., All really ar!i-pate' '.lt;Tn
\. .i.,.. ,iu 1un,r,rs y s',o's'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Nessrs. ROUNDS h LAEGOGE, are our
Authorized Agents in tn: City e Chicago
Ais, to procure Advertisements aad Sab
sotiptios-.
fs- Messrs f'osace A. Shaw, aCc., 81 Park
Row, ~ NassauS ST., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City to pro
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
Far Ncs,rsS. NJ. rETTENGlL & Co, No. 3
Park Row, New York, u State ST. Boston
are our Agents for the i1@a Transcript, in
'Nosce,'ies, and are authorized 60 take -4iver-
''serfsn's and Subscriptions for us al our
ewe.. Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
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T Fl X u S f r I T. S,
xp:sO 600. 900. F'7'

BY authority u Che Secretary of,hcl T:ea.
-ury, the undersigned the Gcueral Sub.
scripNoa Agent for the sale Of Uniicd
Suites Securities, nfers, to the public the
third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and 'hfcs-tenths rer cent. interest per
annum,, known aas the - 4sssH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
u. s. $40 Six per cent?
Cosd-Bearing Bonus

These Rouds arc now orth handsome
premium, n'hi are exempt, as are al the
Goycrnment Ronds, from State, County, end
Eumcpal t'ruhon, mhirh n,i5s from, ons-ta
three pc, cent. 7r- unns,a 10 th,ir rafu,, nc.
cording to the. ratio ieyiel upon other pro-
perry. The ia'ercst j. pa3abk semi nnna'-
y byeerpons attached to each note, which
may be GU, off and sold Ia any bank or
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
LIST OF ARTICLES
- ~ SOLD
Fer ONE EOliAR TACKlE.

Fer ONE COLLAR TACKlfs
II superior .dsnd Piane Eptt.4...... 10. 10 :l.on
10 S,lrlriii1 uciavt Tiano-.4....... lno -
l5n Nsteh-on-. thvts~t nnuie. ..,.v... u" .nD
1i' ffs ciiss Sr"i nS Machines.......s. 20 d
y, l', M assi- q ID Watches. 70 y lo
.,o I4ti,s tsuid Mat hss...... -...... Is = 20
h.D Gcnt' fins Silver " a,nh.s 81 q
2om Old w., aud N.sx Chains. ........ Is !. -
!0W l.tdi.s k"it Le-k -, seM rAt;.sLs =. 10
..osa Gud oyni baud llH'sets..........
.0n Solitaire AMI Gaid Bfta~h.*..ai... = 4 10
1910 Co,..l, nlMl nh dssasv q ii Lallio,s
l,uQJ taBipinia diamond rr-ist Tins. 50 ~" ~
!tbl q. III Fob aud N.S, Watch k-,s.., al
4ttp tai, and vrst Ki,hon Slides ....... 4 il
COCO SETS .. Solitaire Sleeve Iusioi,s... s ="
3tai Gold 1hintlcs. Pencils, de........
TOGO Miniature lock.tr............... J. !. -
10 80 stone set ard siyHet inr6...s Z As ~
n.mh California Iia1,unJ Hings...,.s..,. - vi
" aos-t ladies I.~.l,. ,fainr. lta,I I il
.iaa ,,slisirh,-A.! ....... $3.50. -. 10
5000 ';od PENS a,,i. .iJd lrs,ii,...s.. d /,
5.sM Si@t u bles aiid Drinking tbs. = =. 81
So Silver tastnr~ -. ..4... ID toY
: , o1' i've, Fruit a,d tah. a-kt...... 1, 10
30 Photograph Aihnmt............ 8 40
4 y ~ a,l- ihetsgiall- IN Oval u .in.s = ~ B.
-otm laf.. falnii! E,ii,s - IS
>oME Or TIE NAMES or \ EluHAlE 9rtt-
.IAsEiss WITHIN TJtE LAST ftn AAAs
l., G. Mhitoid. Lombard Elo~a. hicape,
+t,te mag nile. nj tiiaAd iian,,,...., F.oN
u. Il, Car. M l3D ". Monroe 81 chs
ca.". got Fine 1.srtxvr u ecw..d
lltauulicfssT.
~. 10 lsk. ST. Sip"Ih M,l.,.on ......... 40
p''r Shaw, No i55 Cf,rk street. Iiano,...... -
liro ". Stra't"n No. vi i1ath street M-,si,s.srJ
illf, Arkcfl,, No ia \. wills street Il t;ro,., a
Tinker Sewing Machine ..............,. ;. 49,. az
.ient. .!eweii, .i.i,i, Watch waf,Ii ..... 4
u Wiann, = ". Lake ST., s,,r Tea S.t....s i,
lh list ~ 'stancSet~id be txiebl, ~ tnoasant.s.
pttM ~ SALT. --cnrts naming each a-'iel4 nd It's
v"". .r",.a.... Az saiAd s,Asl.e.. sui We'll miAed
one u these 'Grsatt if kai. per- ..,nnin,n;
card l'sv tng 'sre ~, r1e. twnth y, caAl
sLlat at fs.s.it and aso rtAict c,i-c,, If popular
.ehgs -! .alnall. Iecciits %uith nan, d,Ists NIL
'r .id.t nj. ~ tie tout an.'s dr.is ni%.ic.s.
-'-it Is, MAIL toA,s w.d,ss- without gs,i Il clri..,
~ receipt " ~ ecn'r The Cur, nkcr array What
a'r. lis ti1t thhf Tor, and iis yat. sL may 10
iin, one TO er thde;, dollars. cpl, then "a.
.',ss aud take fl- Ati.lc haf. m his option. No
i,shta---.ssrs rir,Anttr gets vnne.
Price Of Envcl0pes ~ Cents enc b & II Club Of
Five seat ~ One Hdsitcte ter q ~.
}a,f.S tttsimq ~ mai moY dritnd on ht,irgt
trynri r.fl3ns. ne 1stice MtN Z. r.,,@ q
3fttg aet u sty d1jyess ~ ., Iuitl.aby ,6rR mail
AZ -lflps. It.ru orf,s> una;ah r6i 70 ~. l.lt,x
siu E..iien ~ M Mn,ty hW ~ f,f1uatd
AstA1s NAaTiDs-s, u sa,i,, Il s,.lars Al
dress all 5:i"'t q. MILAN co. ls. a ssSI Ar
CHICAGO, ILLS.
pErnTS:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Too. finn $50, noonas of the !onn nn-
il,ari.ed by the. last Con grsss are nov On ths
market fills amount, At me rate A'-~hich
il. il }eips absorbed, will al be subscribed
=for Within two months, w hen the uhte. win
nudonhtcdfyl command a premium, ~ has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
sc,friions 70 other Loans. Hi
n order that citizens # every town aud
section Of the country maybe afFcrdc" aeili-
ties for taking the loan the Naticnal Banks,
II ate, Banks, nnl Private bankers through
on the country have generally agreed 70 re-
ceive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will
.e,ec, ,hsjr own agents. in whom they have
aonf aeuce, md who only ara = be RESPONSE
b,e for the deiiverydf asie notes for which
they receive ORDERS. ~ 'tss. ~ iffs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

The Fort Randall Independent states
that Captain More|anh OF the 9th Cav
airy, killed over 200 Buff,!oes in that
vincini,y during the past few months Y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
$50 LOAN.

These notes arc issucd under date, Of
July II, 1865, and arc, payable three years
from that date IN currency. or are con-
vertibtc at the option Of the holder into
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

New York city is said to contain
$4,000 G"rma,s. OF these, $4,000
are Jews. IT oG0 are Roman Catholics,
and s. ,o0e are p.otestants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

=. I, is said that 1900 600 bushels
at wheat are awaiting shipment 10 tn"
Eastern ma,krt from points west, north
and northwest of La Crosse Wisconsin
ard tina, 900 900 bushels are still in
the hands 9th farmers Of that region.
Large,qnanliiies have suffered from
daMrHess ans! lsea.;Fs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

bU- Col. Pritchari, of The -iih Mich
can cavalry on the 25,h inst, presented
TO the Secretary Of War the water
proof cloak and shcwl worn by J tfer
son Davis 1t the time ef lis capture
L Will be f,fw ar3el Immediately =,
I hicagn Cor exhibition in the Moth
western >Sanitar; t'am..
Tie Emperor NapaiSon is nftho same
ago as PresiItn, Johnson and Jefferson
nsvis-fi City seven The Emperor Of
lsnss.s is forty seven, and Victor
Ea,anuel is .f,rty ava
Thirty seven Gem arlsostmasters have
been appointed during rhc saon'h Q:
April.
& s q zs# tf+ = N+54s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

- The Official rebel documents
captured in Virginia and sent TO Wash
ington. have, i. is said, implicated prom
!; aet.t AortIorn men whose loyalty his
not hi nerts been suspected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

The slwche!Ging interest in
Cuba is beco ming uneasy. The abe!i
lion If slavery in the State causes ap
preher.ioms Of -evut on the island
Plantations.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

A few days since two gncrrillas who
had stolen two mules from the north
east part Of Warello county, were pnr
sued, overctakcn between tho Skunk
rivers, and not taken prisoners. Two
large navy rcvol>ers were tonnd on
each Of their persons whcSs being pre-.
eucd for uria!.
TAc Dcs M~!n-s "l,sgisscr" SAYS il. ia
rra,if,in TIC, INA, ont of serenity
t3o+sr~i snl,'irrs that ssave gone To the
front from Iowa. only one has been
lishonornt,ly dismissed fr,m ,hc ser
vice. The exception is J. Is. Athcrton,
formc,', Maior Of the ODD infan'ry,
who vas fln, d guilty Of deception and
coward co
4 dispatch from the Mobile tn the
Philadelphia ledger states that an
old house in that city hos received in.
fDrt,aa,inn that the amount at cotton
DESTROYED by fire 10 Nm geometry npon
the recent approach 1T our forces, was
over one hundred thousand baleS, Some
Of the estimates placing the ra~,I~er rs
hiuh as one hundred and twenty thou
SIND. II round fi.nres the rainc of.the
cotton buried was over twenty millions
of dollars. The a,.,ur! amnu,i Of cot
ton which fell into the hands Of the
Union forces upon their entry into Nh
bile was seventeen thousarr. bales, less
than one thousand Of the whole nln,lrs
eighteen ,horsandl having been burn
ed. The cotton is hcin. prepared Fo'
shipment TO New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Valuable conii.rased property, lste.
~ ht!onging a. jefferson navi-, WIS
soIi in New Ulleans few days ago.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-14
The Adams Express Company.

GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded ar.
W rangcments with the Northern Central Rail road
Company to run trnins from Baltimore for York,
Harrisburg, Dauphin. halifax Trevorton, Sunbury,
northumberland, lcwisburg, Milton Muncy, WIZ
iianapor and all intermediate stations. connecting
Mt Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EX~
pHESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St Louis and the
West.
:, Also with Howard & Co.'S Express Mt Milton or
pahNiiie, Bloomsburg, Wikcsbarrc Pittston, Scran-
ton' and intermediate stations on the Cattnwissa,
hackawanna g. bloomsbury Railroads. At VIII
transport, by Howard Co.'S Express to Jersey
Sn9fe % ana Lock Haven. Also, by Howard 4 Co. =
mn m tneir connections, for CASTOR, Troy Elnira 4,
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara and to ali accessible
points in Western New York and Carnla by which
they will Forward hcrchandisc, specie. Bank Notes.
Jewery, and Valuable Packages Of every descrip.
ton.
Also Notes Drafts and Bills for Collection
Experienced AMI efficient messengers cintloved
and every effort will be made to render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn a Division, Phadclphia
Il. y. FISCHER Agent for Sunbury.
April b, 1862.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-14
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE.
The Only safo Reliable against both Tiro
and Burglary.


am now prepared to furniIh three sizes of Nation
al Bank Safes They arc both Fire aud Burglar
proof, with two distinct inside Burglar Sai,s, and
three Of my new int-MicrOmCter Locks on each
safe, believed to be the only bank lock nov in use
that has not been picked or cannot be picked by
the aid of the micromotcr. these Safes all present
o3r six inches in thickness OF solid iron guaranteed
to be the strongest the most difficult drill and to
stand the most resistance against both fire and
burglary OF any Safe in the United States Of the
same size and cost.
l have on hand also, and will furnish all sizes Of
Bank Vault Safes possessing all the advantages of
the above against burglary.
Also, all sizes OF Mercantile Safes both burglar
proof and Gre and burglar-proof.
Also, Ornamental Dwolling-hous Safes, burglaIt
proof, and fire and burglar-proof warranted no
DAMP
Also, the strongest and cheapest Yaalt doors, for
bank and mercantile vaults.
All the above are Lnliss wrought and chilled
iron.
Also six siIes Llie5 Wrought Iron Fire Proofs,
warranted equal to any common safes, at fully one
third less price,
Also, general assortment Of second hard SaFes
many of them nearly new, and Of approved makers
received in exchange for Lilies Chilled Iron Safes
These are offered ut or below auction prices
NJ {. SADLER Agent,
No. Il S. sLlENTH Street
juno IL, 1864.