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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20
Aunt Patty's Caution.

en4ttw, uot ty my clothcsy'
J>hatepeore.
Ut smro maid the lesson read,
Ia. .afc may be- hen ain Jo'
burns.
There now Miss Patty cried l,
the other morning, as Dick Norton
dashed by, dressed in new suit Of
bnck broadcloth and fashionable hat;
whip cracking horse Tying, and chaise
anlhmues giftalg ike a whilling
sunbeam; snot Dick Norton q very
i,e gentleman How well he sits
Dew gracefully he holds the reins
Kiss Patty ran to tha window at my
-N exclamation; as he wheeled out
tslg-t behind q corner, She turned
nad and sighed, most orthodoxy, as
4e a.d WeI it always rms so, and
'-FFss " Always f't pc. 1oonS
'ia a.e eraai'" apt to be charmed
VIII d Inc show Remember this, -
als-e laid her hand most impress
'7 on my ARM never fail in love
D'l.s'Ae sult % clothes nor n
.a'lis mead OF hair; for they'll
p" ''d ana gray and then. good
'''l ia.loa Of loye-fal out
y your idisoaod, and finally fall out
s..'oll'y
4- 'I.'' Patty had not the least
y '''ilns Ia Io'ei only thought
-'Asl remarkably well this morn
q,
m1 ~ ''r'8 8'il" are dreadful
eta''.. .H~' you admire. You
-I y O.'y'e ne-I know all about it;
IcYllJn.tfl +" ''a' ! ''5'
as.y by M my. -'',5 mig, " pro
aost gpg,r,... '1l' " men % , me Is
ma h n ..,'..''' ana "nicn SUP
aar m '-,'0'' censuroS from
ao.. who NJ. ..'r., VI my "cq'laih-
Ode Of thru .f %alAiHs on Inc SOBER
p 1na 'I,l,' 'n'', l could not for
which 81, ieiy ,'o 9 tEoan d nianne'
AID there. Won .r ,,'o 81 G !,
lslag at M 'o a5,.' are 4, az II again
|. mifyou 90 on 40 % ~ t ,hi"
e. arsIes, T 81 0r ~, 40 inns mead
'as to rlin.os Wv, vl,, 9' ,'. WI aS sure
Gs p,,.r -. y '1' name Is
a,.r,r5 ' as, oH'nded at my sheer
4 ut I'm mn ~ mgr cautions e. and
I ae.l,n. must coneiliote her by the
an T -D' means
Il. did not scom your advice
i 4, .0 now dreadful apt" as
.,.i am to laush-it was onl,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

A jockey furnishes some hints as
to how to sell your horse: Il tell you
it's all by comparison-have the criter
for sale long side OF scrub-aint one
in fifty but what'll get fooled. They
look first at the scrub and then at the
other, and they think it is istrodin-
airy critter That's the way come it
on jenkins, the livery man, with that
gray colt" N' ~
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

A correspondent reports that Sher.
sran is moving his army on another
very imro't.n expedition, and that it
may be month before the pan Re con
snme'ed, and the public fully informed.
We surmise that his object il the takiag
ct Charleston. The rebel papers report
that he is threatening Branchyille in
South Carolina, and Il that place falls.
Charleston must eoor follow. He has
issued an order encouraging able
bodied blacks to enlist in the Federal
army, and setting apart the fertile Sea
Islands for he settlement Of the aged
men, women and children. lie has
also issne an order in regard to trade,
and gnerillas. lie says farmers shal
be protected in bringing thei. produce
to market, and that any interference
with log a people hy gnerrillaa, shall be
reta!liaicd upon the guerrillas if caught
or upon their famnlies with punish
ment from one to Ave times as severe.
Gen Sherman 10 the right man in the
right place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
From General She rlls an.
~ ~ u 10

General Sherman has issned m or.
der IN reference 10 the negroes within
the lines of his army. The young and
able bodied men are To be encouraged
to enlist IN the military service and
the S,u'h Caro- Saa Islands and the
abandoned rice anil cotton fiel!s on
portions of the Florida and Smrh
Carolina coasts are TO be act apart tor
the settlement Of the old men, women
and children. General Rufus Saxton
has been appointed to snperln,end their
location on these lands.
All the rebel distractions have been
removed from the main channel to Sa
vannah herbor, and it is now open to
navigation.
A Charleston correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says that il Sher.
man succeeds in getting possession Of
Rranchville, the fall of Charleston will
soon follow.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

AcTIoS FOR DIVORCE In one Of
the Western States an action for a,
vorce VAS brought by a husband ag,ins,
his wife. ant, amnug the leading allega
tons against her was one this. she new
e. made good bread. The Judge-af
ter reconcling other matters Of differ
encc-tola the wife TO 90 aud purchase
De La, j 4. Co Chemical Sllera,us. and
she would always have g,od bread aud
bulscui.s. and dismissed the compliant
The lady took the advice, AMI there is
nm more happy family than hers in
those parts.
while the Prince Of Wales was at
Hebron he and his suite obtained per
mission to visit the Cave of Machpelah
Abraham's burial place. They are the
first Christians who have been allowed
TO enter i, since the Crusades. nearly
seven hundred years ago. Dr.. Stanley
says everything is kept in the mos,
beautiful order, and rothing could be
more satisfactory than the state in
which the to.nbs are preserved Abra
ham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Sarah, Re.
becca and Leah are buriei here,
OF all the coast forts seizel BY the
rebels, and which Mr.. Lincoln. IN his
inaugural, declared it Ike duty Of The
Government 10 reposses., the only ones
not now il, our possession are Fort Sum
ter, which we i,ave DESTROYED and Fort
Caswall, which has been destroyed by
the rebels
A Richmond paper says that not
wi,hs, andlng the fact that tho military
have shut mp the principa! highways
leading to The Yankee lines, the negroes
continrc nightly to fec from Richmond
in gangs, in apprehension o. being con-
scripted into the rebel service.
Califnrnis has 1869 pers Ons nnde
II years If age, and 1892 under q
years, Of age, and 1892 under four
Years "tage,
Since 1859 the French Government
has expended $45 ,O0o, 900 upon public
improvements in Paris.
The assessed valuation Of Penpsylva.
10 1886 .lsl ,pe4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Our Credits Saved "

A. The time Of going IL press last
week, We rs Veil a. the rest Of our com.
'onni'y, supposed from :he little infor.
nation We had then received upon the
subject, that the : ate Of Iowa VA.
save! from the draft, by Governor
S,one's procuring 1s-e enlistment Of
ncgrocs, while on his late visit to Sher.
mans army, and having them credited
20 our State, rs every State has the
privilege Of doing. We congratulated
our people upon this impor'an, move.
l3nt fuller and correct information
shows that We lave etil greater
~ause for concentration and exnlta,ion
Our own credits have saved us from
,he draf'. I, seems that nearly AL the
troops that have been furnished bv this
State we're enlisted for three years
while many othe, States have furnished
Two wears, one vear, and even nine
months men; when these were cqnsl;z
cd, making three men enlisted for one
year only equal to one man enlisted
s.. three years, It brought US out ahead
and out Of the reach Of the coming
draft. Governor Stone and our Con
pressmen are deserving Of mnch cr.0,
in tracing and bring Ont these facts.
Not another State in the Union excep,
Kansas ard Rhode Island can boast az
snuch.
What Loyal man j. not proud tha.he
il an 1nwan? And not 4 few copper
heads JUS now rejoice, Of
course-that the loyalty and patriotism
ct their neighbors have saved thes,
from the draft
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

STATE AIRlcuLrURAL SOCIETY -
The premium Of twenty dollars for the
best report of the State Fair held At
Burlin gton, has been awarded I" NJ. 9
Carleton, Esq, Local OF the Burlington
Ha,ckeye.-Mr. Shafftr, the Secretary,
also publishes the following additional
premiums
Best f lay on Brrs-Mrs. Emily +
Ives, Agency C.,y-D DIP. aud $40.
Best K .v On Shepr-M !. II
Wonn, Drakesyillc, Davis County :
Dip. and s1o.
Best Essay IN Iorscs--Rl. 4 Law
ton. For; M.di>on--Dip. and SO
Best Essay on Hedying-.Albe,t
Newa!l, D,nville, Des Moines county
Dip and $40
Best Essay on Sugar from Sorghum
james Baker, D.yenport--Dip. and
SIS.
Best Essay on syrup from Sorghum
james Is .knr. Davenpnrt-sto.
81 best Essay on Syrup from Scr.
gh,m-Moses Varncy, Spriugda'.. Ce-
dar county-ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Who, that has been reader Of Iii
nois papers, has not observed that one
Of their principal themes during the
war has been the praise and exa|tstion
o! her people for their heroic deeds and
patriotism. Hardly y fort was At lrmed
a city besieged, or a victorious battle
fought in the West, but EAinois had led
the van and deserved all the praise f,r
the ma,chless valor Of Der troops. o.
caslonalIv, and only occasionally would
Iowa, WISCONSIN and some other States
receive in these Illinois papers, a little
credit for having done something wor
thy Of note.
In connection with this was the vain,
Curious Boosting that Illinois had fun.
ished more treaps IN proportion TO her
population than any.o,her State in the
Union. There is no DENYING his brag
adoc,o, thisnausea'ing self iwaise and
fnlsome haltery # her people. Yes, al.
most every day it was rung in our ears
or stuck under our nose by these pap
ers, that Illinois WAS the guiding star oi
patriotism, As exhibited by the number
Of her willing troops.
Now for the truth Of the case words
are often deceiving bu, figures don't
ke.' Under the last call Illinois mus,
furnish $500 troops over and above
her credits, Iowa nose
Illinois has done well, hut we would
advise her to abstain from such vain
tat,ery hereafter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Petrol ErM IN I,wA-The dem

PETROLEUM IN I,wA.-The demon
s,ratien has come At last. Petroleum
has been discovered in large quantities
IN this county. Two or three weeks
since couple Of gentlemen from CHI
caco, 4 C.. Tichenor and l.. II. Gano.
commenced prospecting in tie vicinity
of Drs hoines river, few miles south
east OF this city and they haze met
with the most flsttering success. They
have leased several Thousand acres o!
the land, and viii stsvt for Chicago
from the Slavery House this afternoon,
designing to return in few weeks
brin. with them the requisite machin
cry to engage extensively in evolving
oil Samples Of the petroleum f,nnd
in this county may be seen A. the 81
yer. house There i n i'ka in tn.
mstter.-Des 4Noines Register, 2.th
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Income Reports TO be delayed

Owing TO the p disabilities IL there
being some change made in Ike present
Internal Revenue Law in regard 10 in.
comes, by the presen, Congress. tire
officers Of the law advise taking no
action under the law at present. AZ
this Congress will close its labore upon
the third of March next, those liable to
IN income tax IN this county will della.
making their reports to the Assistant
Assessor until after that time. After
,ha, time We would advlse them to
make their reports as early a. possible
for by delaying too long they might in
cur penalty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Among other encouragement Is this
that The English people Who have been
ay,npa,hising with the rebels, arc giving
apfheir cause as hopeless. The Lon.
don "T,ncs" denies ,hat the idea ever
was entertsined BY England Of recog
nixing the Conf,deracy. Il denie. ever
Eaving encouraged intervention on the
part d England. They rsre nov court.
ing our good will by considerable
Gatters. The fact is;.hey have seen
by this war that We are no; only a
nation but power upon the earth. and
nnc that mast hencefolward be re.
srec,ed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Promotions.

We learn that the following pro.
motions have been m1dc in old com
-7any c Of the 10Th Iowa regiment.
Lieut.. w. ii S,oddard promoted 10
captain; 1t sergt. J. H. La,imer &c
1T Lieut.; 2nd sergt. V. p: Gray 20
lst sergt. corporal G. W. Guilford to
9Th sergt. HAPPY TO hear i, boys
The company went through with Sh r
mans expedition ana are now ., Sa
vannah unless moved from there since
January l1th. There removal no y
ever vas daily expected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Congress. is still engaged in s7o,,s
10 amend the constitution prohibiting
slavery.
L, IA somewhat uncertain whether
the amendment can be passed by the
present Congress, with the requisite
two third majority. Iii, fails, the Con
grcss which will assemble on the 4th
OF March, undoubtedly. Yill pass i.
T. S. The H,nse has passed the
amendment. Il had previously passed
the Senate. /; now goes to the States
for ratification.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

The railroads in the United States.
IN reference ~ gnaya, may be divided
INTO three classes. Fret, the narrow
guage lines. The New England and
New York railroads al this class are 4
81 inches III The State Of Ohio, and
to the south 1t Phil adrlphia, they vary
from this width to4 feet 10 inches.
Secondly the medium gnagr. This is
usually called the Canada guage, and is
s feet s inches, Some 1T the railroads
IN the State Of Maine were built on this
width, and others have been altered 10
conform to it. The third is the broad
gnage. This Il feet, OF which the
Erie railway and it's connections are
the example.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

The Deaf and Dumb ins,itnti on il,
Pennsylvania has ono hundred and
eighty nine pupils /; that Of Ohio has
two hundred and twenty four. In the
State Of Ohio there are seven hundred
and forty one deaf mn,es.
Jcff Davis has appointed:rhc 10th Of
next March next "a day Of fasting,
humiliation, prayer and Thanksgiving.
Sherman ia reported AZ being largely
reinforced by veteran troops, Adyices
direct from Savannah, dated Jannarv
18th, sta'e that Sherman's entire army
has left that place, and that three diyis
ions Of the 9o,b corps we're at Hardec.
Vie, s. e.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

NOT a FEW

or the disorders that act mankind arise from 80
corruptioa that anuatcs in the Flood OF al! tas a.
eovercs th h,vc mais /, purge u out, nons e:n
equal In e9,.t X-LY32LDS cOIPOIyD EI-...H.
OF SiRciPI2L.Ll. II eicaases AID rsnovatss sc
Blood n.ss,is tbs v;or Of health into tbs system ~
purces on, "a. huups which make disease ltsnu!at;s
C,e healthy faacen Of the body and expcis the dbords
TIA: grow an ranx!e Ia tho Blood sueh remedy taat
eoul ;. rci on has long sought fr, and Ter
lac Grst tn tho puoe h1vo which taey can DO
pend Oarspacs he-c does not Admit Of certificates ~
show Its elects BIZ. Ito trial Of sia-ie bottle vii
tie sick has virtues assiaz thing taey k,vs
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful, os,hs Extract efsarsarariia. added
10 pias OF water l, equal 10 tae Lisbon Dict Er1. a.
ens bottle Is cqua, gallon Of ths rnp Of
or the decoc ion - usually rnl!e.
The above Extracts arc prepared On purely feien.as
r.acip,es-in Y.cu,1nl embody ths full strength 81
te ring iaso tai- composition. Aready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of thel proper
uss vi.s tao.e Get forth In the u. Dl,pensatery.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

The Waterloo .tC>ourier'' Of the Goth
ult., says that a National Bank has
been formed at that place. $50 900 Of
10 40 bonds have been deposited With
the Z S. Treasurer, and the notes for
circulation are expected in 30 dava.
The officers are " Il Moore, Presi-
dent; G. w. Couch. Cashier.
The same paper reports the loss 81
two jail birds. who very I'm 'eri,nonions.
" took their flight one evening afcr
knocking down the jnIor One week
had elapsed and the Jail was still empty
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Detroit. Ian %
The Michigan SnprerR~ Court today
deci,ed tina. the soldiers voting Ia win
this State WAS unconstitutional.
A private letter from y mrnher If
the Goth Iowa infantry, dated in Arkan.
sage says: 200 rebels came be our
lines yesterday to give themselves ug
There is \ Brisadier General with them.
They will have 10 await Il correspon-
dence with the War Department.
General Carr has gon> 10 memphis 10
telegraph to Washington in regard to
the matter. l think the rebel Briga-
der will be pardon.d, and the 1900
rebels will come under the Presidents
amnesty proclamation"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
a Whole Family Burned to
u1n - tn

A terrible clamity befell the family
Of Mr. Robert Forsyth, IN Macomb, s..
Lawrence roonnty n Y, few nights
ago. His house took &c, and six per
sona, all the inmates, persisted in the
flames. The victims were Mr. and
Mrs Forsyth. daughter aged Is, q
grand daughter aged two wears, and
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson father and
mother Of Mrs Forsyth. Fire snppos
ed to be accidental.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
New York, January 80


The "}Ierali publishes the rebel ar.
my roster, which. it says was obtained
from tive mas, au hc,,ir source The
figures accompan,in. the 90 n'za'ion
shows that the strength Of the enemy
is only l5s $50 men OF all arms. This
is their fullest su eng,h. These forces
are scattered from the James To the
Red river, and from the Atlantic coast
TO the Indian Territories. It il shown
very conclusivcly ,ha, the only arms
upon which the rebels can depend, il
the army Of Northern Virginia. This
il the only organization which the en-
envy has, deserving the name, and the
oulv army Which We have nov to over
come.
Small pox is largely prevalent in
New York city No less than five hun
bred eases were reported last week,
Of which forty proved fatal.
Thirty gentlemen Of Cincinnati last
year pu, in 1900 each, bought tract
81 land, expended 5000 more in bor
ing tnr 81. bu meeting with no sue
cess At that time concluded II let II
rest awhile. Last week they disposed
IF their claim to parties in iew York
for $3.50 900. 81! havn, shown itself in
srea. quantities.
Mang Shaw Loo, a native "f Burmah
and graduate OF the University OF
Lewisburg. IN Penns, lvania, IL now de
iiver.n- lectures IN Oil CITY and Titus
vile, on the oil wells Of Barmah and
the process in use there to secure the
oil, Of WHICH they have long made grea,
u.e.
An Aged Woman.-We presume il
vii surp',$e most Of our readers to
learn that there is living in this county
= la3y who is one hundred and four
years old Mrs s.essue, Of Clifton has
attained that extreme age. She is
anite smart, works about the house, and
occasionally comes to trade. 1t stag
GERS the mind to think what events has
passed into hNtory since she attained
t. womanhood.-Prescon { WIS., jour
MI
health FIR the Soldier For one
who dies from the effects Of the bullet
ten perish from damp and exposure to
night air. Small doses Of HOLLO
WAYSPILLS,.taken every other nigh,
viii correct all disorders Of the liver
and stomach, purify the blood, and in
sure sound health TO every man. 1.-THE
reader Of this "no,ice" cannot get abox
Of Pills 0, Ointment from the drna
store in his place, lei him write to me Sc
MliicnLane enclosing the amount, and
will mail box free ofeypense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on
hand because thes cannot make as
muchproi' a. on other persons wake
s. cents, 50 cts and 81 40 per box OF
pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
The Quotas
New York yanna,

New York January &c
There was considerable excitement
to-day over the new assignment OF quo
tas under Ike last call. 1He quota II
the city - ol.o0o, instead OF 1000 az
previously reported.
The quota Of Indiana, under the call
for 100000 men, is %, 5s2.
The quota of,he State Of New York
under the pending call for troops is Gil,
07G. Pennsylvania quota is SO 900
Ohio's quota under the present call
is 26 OF.
The quota Of Minnesota under the
pending cali is 1896.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Receipt stom ps.-Revenue De.
CfsiOn

The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enne announces the following decision
Treasury Department.
Office Of Internal h .v.nua,
Washington, Jnnary l6, 1864.
''S1Rs: In reply to your l-te- Of the
18th inst, | have to say that when the
acknowledgement ot a .nm Of money
or debt due is con aimed in letter
such letter Is valid legal receipt FIR
the money and if the amour, exceeds
$50 it requires = stamp OF two cents
"If A B. addresses letter TO G p,
saying Your letter Of January IA
inclosing S1O0 on account has been
received I 40 not see how the re
differs from the one where he writes
Received of c Dsloo, on acc cunt
"Bolh are receipts
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, C,mmiss
Toner.
"Messrs vose & Mcdaniel, Nos. S
and 10 Pine street, N. T."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
HOW 70 USE THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases of the El,od nsmors the Pace. or 49,
AID cre-y part u tho b,y Extract sarsaparii'.s
p.y:n, I, Pnie, AMI all extsraAi Nanors OF Efuptes
the a?roved Rose wash.
tie Duchu for all requiring she all
o. .re... cxcep. those cftas Erna Organs. saea
CoaorrhGa ani Glet: IA thcss use as ExMaet E1c-s
and Inject Wiz. The Improved Rose Wash.
eE- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE DEEM ADMITTED
TO Us. IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and ass =
IN very general use In all tae STATE HOSPITALS AID
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS sArous haus she land. a. vel -
1. private practice, and are considered - Invaluable
remedies.
MEDICIEE
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRkS&
Drcc: ie..ersto-
IlELngo.Ds DRUG CHEMICAL wAREnocm.
5o4 Broadway. N. Y. next Metropolitan Hotel
nELMBoLoJ MEDICAL peror.
iO4 sou.:, Tea,h ST., Assembly Builds, Phi!a.
Describe Sy-npssns n al CornmsnicostosA
SOLO sr AL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Beware Of Counterfeits!
\ ASK EoR stElMeQll'3. n
w. Take no other. 81
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Baltimore, January 2

Baltimore, January 20.
A special from Annapolis to the Bal
timo,e American says: "Hon. r. P
Blair arrived here this afternoon at 4
o'clock. H. If Richmond Yesterday.
He ia urd stood .or.prrt ll..' among
Many Of hr leaders IN Richmond, jeff
Davis included, there is q strong feel
irg I, v,rda mixing peaoe on the. BEN
terms tiny can"