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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
REPU RLECAN UNION TICKET.
FoE GOVERNOR,
VIM. NJ. STONE.
For LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Il. L. CUE.
FoR JUDGE OF SUPREME CougT.
Gro. g. WRIGHT.
For Surf. OF Pubic INsrgy cTioS,
ORAN FAVILLE.


The late history Of the Democratic
party will Justify US in saying that as q
party they are famous for lodging,
skulking around to creep into power
and place again from which they have
been most rightfully ousted by the
great voice Of the people; and in doing
50 they will dodge about from one side
Of the political arena TO the other in
hopes 10 strike some current that is not
running exactly in perfect unison with
the party that leposed them from power
Since the Union Republican party Of
this State, have held their convention.
they have made new dodge; it is this.
They have called State Convention
aud no mention is made in it as being
q Democratic convention. A ike
omission was made in the preamble and
resolutions of their late convention held
in this county. They think they have
struck . strong current in opposition to
| the word "white' beng struck out Of
cur constitution, and this is tn, ir whole
hobby now, having practically ignored
everything else. Not 50 with Legrand
Byingion, although in our estimation
q copperhead and an ultra De nocrat.
He says he cannot true kle to the
Demagoguism that the party is now
practicing-a bitter rebuke upon the
party.
His cal! runs thus:
REVIVAL OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
"Those citizens of the State of Iowa,
who adhere 10 he patriotic principles
OF Thomas Jetferson,-who are for
maintaining the reserved Sovereignty
of the States, and wish to restore the
General Government 10 its United Con.
| stitutional functions tow ards States and
people, who earnestly oppose the de.
| spotic executive pretensions and cor
rupt class legislation and judicial dc
crees Of the Federal Administration
who are, in word, in favor Of a re-
! v,val Of the "uemocfs.ic party. az il
existed before the late abolition war
are requested TO send two or more d.
legates from each county, to State
Convention, to be held at Iowa City, on
the 18th Of September, 1865. Ohe ami
versary Of the adoption of the Con.ti.
tution,) 10 nominate candidates for the
| October election. who represent their
| opinions and to effect a reorganization
Of the Democratic party.
LIE GRAND BYrsGroS and others.
August IL 1855.
Now he acknowledges the virtual
disintegra.ion OF the party, for he
wishes to reunite its component parts
or as he says "etfect reorganization
He also clings to its old idols, and is
not ashamed Of them. We must say
for him that as Democrat he is much
more consistent than the great majority
of his skulking, lodging party.
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We are Informed that Mr.. Charles
Tracy Of keokuk has been secured as
Chief Engineer Of the Iowa Central
Rail road, and that with his corps he
IS now engaged in surveying the road
from Cedar Falls to this place. Good.
Take hold of this enterprise now and
subscribe to the stock and we shall have
the road.
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State If Iowa.

State If Iowa,
Taraa County, IS:
To Mary c. Strain.
fe,f ard each of vou are hereby notified
that there is now on hle in the Office Of the
clerk Of t':e District Court of Tama county.
Iowa, petition Of John Strain claiming Of
yen divorce and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon of the
second day of the September term of said
court for the year 4. d. 1865 being the next
term Ct said court. commencing en- the third
Noniay of September A. d. 1855 defaul, will
be entered against you and judgment rem
iered thereon.
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State Of Iowa,
Tama County, Sc.
To Valentine Smith Administrator, Ellen
Smith john r. Smith Letitia Smith Ambrose
Smith Rebecca Rush, Phebee Long, Mary
Ellen Hays, Elias Hays, Liaia Williamson,
and Sarah Cress.
You, and each Of you are hereby notified
that on or before TIE lst dnv of July 1865
there will he on file in the Office of the clerk
of the District court of lama county. Iowa, 3
petition of lznac Smith claiming of Valentine
Smith Administrator the specific performance
Of certain ccntrac, and that your equities
in and to a certain piece Of land may be fore
closed and that unless you appear the, etc
and defend on or before noon of the second
day of the rext term of said court, common
cling on the third Monday of September A. D.
lss5, defaul. will be entered agains, you and
judgment rem ie, ed thereon.
Stamp. WM. H. STIN ERS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 y7n2s
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Cabinet Mandatory
sAND
WAREHOUSE

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Tama County, particularly.
and the inhabitants of the Iowa Valley
generally, that he manufactures and keeps
ON hand for ssle.
ALL KINDS OF
FU7NITU71
from = Cradle TO a Coffin, all of the best
material and workms nship and at prices ia
suit the means Of all his customers.
Chairs
Tables Settees,
Lounges, Sofns, Safes,
CupLoards. Book cases. Secrctarys,
Cradles, Baby Wagons,
dc. DC.
AL warranted to give perfect satisfaction
The only Hearse I'm the Count :
kept for the use Of those who wish, at rea
sor able rates.
Call and examine for yourselves at thu
Manufactury in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa
On the Main Street to Iuka.
JAMES WALLACE.
April Is, 1865. v7n1f
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Printers fee $500

State Of Iowa,
Tama County. SIS:
To Ann Eliza Godfrey.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file il the Office Of the clerk Of the District
Court of Tama county, Iowa, petition of
John Godfrey claiming of you divorce and
That unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon of the second day of the Sep
TENDER term Of said court for the year A. D.
1865 being the next term Of sGid court, COM
mencing on the third Monday Of September
A. d. 1865, default will he entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp WI. H. STIVERS,
- Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 v7n2S
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AUcTloNEER.

The undersi ,ned having taken OFT license
under the {. S. Internal Revenue Law, is
prepared TO cry Public Sales, and will attend
to all calls in Tama, Benton and Powesh:ek
counties.
Terms, So day and Government tax.
Address him at Tuka, Tama Co, Iowa. or
call on i'm Mt his home 10 the onth west par,
Of Otter Greek township.
JOSEPH JACK.
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Printers fee $500


Notice is hereby givcn that tho copsrtner-
ship heretofore existing in Toledo, iowa,
under the nsme Of Laufer Baker has been
dissolved BY mutual consent and by agree
ment Of he parties All debts owing to the
firm must be paid to the undersigned.
HERMAN LAUFER.
Toledo, August 10th, 1868. viuso
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HELMBOLD,S
HIGHLY coscESraArED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,'


For purifying tie blood removing all diseases arising fsoi
excess and i.ap-ulence in Ike, chronic constitutional I
eases arising from impure state Of the blood and "a
oay reliable and cfectua known remedy FOR tie Of
scso.ua, scad Head Sal. IiLcuU Paias AID Swelling Of
the U,ceraocs Of the Throat and Legs C!otchcs
Pnples the Face letter Eysipeias and all scay crup-
lions Of the skin, and beautifynG the coxpLsxios.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
ED II 10 q

All persons indebted to the undersigned
or to the Old firm Of Laucer Il Becker. and
whose accounts aud notes are now due a-e
requested TO call aad pay up Immediately
as am in need of money
HERMAN LAUFER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

MARRIED, In Toledo, on the 18th Of August
by Rev. b. NJ. Mallory, Mr.. Charles E. s.
Cooper, to Miss. Martha E. Quintard; both Of
Toledo.
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STATE of To.va. Tama County, 81.

's"sI - Eees1. anna county, ST.
To 41ntom Rensch
You nrc hereby MOTIF ed that there is now on
tlle IN the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, a petition Of
snsannnh Rensch, claiming Of you divorce
from the bonds Of mairimony, and that unless
You appear thereto and defend, on or before
noon OF the second day Of the next term Of
said court, commencing on the third Monday
Of September A. D., 1865, default will be en-
tered against you. and Judgment rendered
hsreon. A. STODDARD,
! % 9. rev. stamp. Attorney for Plf
State of Iowa,
lama County, as:
70 Jeremiah Pickett, Jacob M. Pickett,
Iachariah Taylor Pickett, Hester Ann Pickett
Asa K. Pickett and Hester Myers.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court of Tama County,
Iowa, petition Of Thomas J.-Pickett ella M
ing Of you the partition Of certain real
estate therein mentioned and that unless you
Appear thereto and defend on Or tefore noon
Iof the second day Of the next term # said
court, commencing on the third Monday Of
September, A. D. 1866, default will be entered
against you and judgement rendered thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

W. S. Tnrbett is now selling Coffee
at three pounds for one dollar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
GENERAL LAND AGENCN

The undersigned arc now prepared to buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and I'm
improved, pay taxes, rent land examine titles
make conveyances and attend generally TO
any matters pertaining to the ownership or
conveyance of real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. We have choice lot af
lands for sa . a, prices within the reach Of
all. As we are
The only legally licensed
land agents i'm this county
Almos, all strangers coming here Gail upon
us 10 buy, thus giving us incr ased facilities
over al others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire 10 sell, correct descrip
ton Of their lands with q &c neral description
Of the quality, situation, distance from tim
Der. or amount of timber owned, improve
ments price terms Of sale. either verbally.
or b. mail rs most convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for al good lands
helJ at reasonable prices. Don't delay send
ina in your descriptions each DAY that pass
es some chance is lost.
GRAHAM 4 NELSON.
yka33
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State of Iowa,
Tasna County, So.
To George Heare.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file IN the Office Of the clerk of the District
court of lama county. Iowa, petition Of
Mary Jane Weare claiming Of you a divorce
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend on or before noon of the second day If
the September term of said court for the ear
A. d. 1865 being the next term of said court,
commencing on the third Monday of Septem-
Der A. i. 1855 default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp. WM. H. STlVERS,
- Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 y.n2S
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Stamp VIM. II. sTIyERs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers Fec $500 y7na9
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Ton Eon.r,ctention or Incontinence Of Crime lnnama-
ten liberation Of tho Bladder Kidneys, Diseases -
the p.o5.rate Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposits, D-ops
cal dwellings, Organic Weakness, Debility Female Con
nloints Ac
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
MTunIcnl Convention.

The Musical Convention hei in this place du-
ring last week, closed With Concert, on Friday
evening last, which was well attended BY our cit
liens, and was eminently successful Al the clos
of the concert shs following resolutions were qnan7
imSpsly adopted BY tho members Of the conven-
tion - 100 Iis.-.f a...
LIST. That ws tender our sincere thanks 10 p rof,
Snasrn, far his earnest and untiFing efforts n ad-
vance rs in the science az music. Fi .fs
I'd. That NO feel under lasting obligations TO
Mrs. y. X. Miller, for the Of her piano during
the sKercises Of the week. sf,i fi !
ST. Thatswe tender our thanks 10 the Trustees
Of the Presbyterian Church. for kindly opeing its
doors lor the bon6ft ef tie Convention. ' 80 " 7
9TH. prhat these Resolutions bsPublished in The
Perfysburg JouR ANAL y .aaoestiHisff !ae.iA 4fN
Prof Suffern is a most indefatigable teacher.
His method Of teaching how 10 read music IA vsgy
simPls-vua do, ras suss q, nor anything else cal
eulAted 10. confuse the mind. HIS exercises 10
enunciatioH, intonAtinn, aud vocAlizng Ars Of ia
ealeulabe bene &c. not only % the singer, bat also
90 thoss Who desire 70 become good readers aud
speaker. The Professor has the best wishes Of
thoipesple a RsErysb1Fg, whersssFhs goes,
We andeFstand that he has been invited % hold
Censsptioa il Msumes, during the hfst Wsek in
April Thia will be the last opportunity, foE soms
time thatths people % shis vicinity will have o.
attending bis Instructions. Therefore, let these
who esp, smbraes Il. sai,- uat .arin .l7 it,1s
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Rev. q. A. Adams would take his method Of
stating N his friends On Hul Prairie the result Of
their vieit a NE house of Mrs. Rsrgellis, On
Wednesday, january I7th. The proceeds Of the
yisa kussahssd 10 one huharSa aud twsbts.shrss
dollars tsi7S), large part Of which vsa In cash.
The attendance on that occasion was so general
as to be exceedingly gratifying, while The Peeu-
mary result was clear PrOsf that there was no
intention smOug The visitors, that the Minister OF
the Gospel Of our Lord Jesus Chris. should 60 .
warfare At his own charges" iaa fea
To an for those tokeusO &C your Appreciation Of the
ministry, I return hearty thanks and trust
may say with Paul, on similar occasion, that hs
gins being rscsived shey are Gao odeur Of a swss'
smell, sAcrlaee ac,optNblc and wcIl pleasing 20
God" May God, indeed, supply all ycur nced
according 10 his riches in glory by Jesus Christ.
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Thc Lndr,s Friend.

We think we have seldom seen more touching
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"I.inden Hall Polka" The Literary contents are
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invented acted in the spirit Of leap year, IA true
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]. Rittcnhouse, "Frances Haley" by Clara An
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Tribune Almanac.

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Rohhorr al nowIing Groom.

On Sunday night, January 2lst, the residence Of
Mr.. Grove, at IIowling Green, was entered by a
burglar, who climbed in at the window, then went
to the door and unfastenel il, that bo might have
a ready means of egress, in case a hasty retreat
became necessary. lie then went TO the bureau,
but failing to open with false keys, went " Mrs.
Groves dress-who we understand was alone iu
the house at the time took the keys and seven
dollars in money from the pocket, and returned to
the bureau, but was unable to open it. Ono Of
the drawers contained considerable amount of
money. lie then returned to the bed, and ran his
hand under the pillow, in search OF mOney-M Mrs.
@. feigring slccP.
A few days subsequently,, smother house was
entered and robbed Of about $500.
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Godcy,s Lady Book.

The February number, superbly cmJeilished,
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The Explosion of the Eclinsc.

Carlo, Jan. 2s.--rhe steamer Eclipse ex
ploled her boiler at Johnsonvillc, Tenn,
yesterday morning She ha l6o prisons
OH board 36 If whom were, killed and mis-
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Eclipse sny p were killed Instantly, and n
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mostly belonging to the 9th Indiana Bat
terry. They were brought 10 Pa,lucah yes
terday, aud placed in Tie hands of the Post
Surgeon. .0tliQ hlalHt
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Our Young Folks.

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Il will contain great variety Of Practical and
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The st. Louis Republican states, on the
authority of loyal officer just arrived in
that city from Tennessee, tnat the rebel
Brisadier-General Roldy, who has earned
high reputation as partisan cavalry
commander, has forsalSen the rebel cause,
He found means to communicate with onr
authorities, and procure full pardon from
the President as condition precedent to
laying down his arms. His pardon was
forwarded to General 'rho,nas' Headquarters
by Mr.. Lincoln. lie is Tcnnessean.
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Harper's Magazine.

We have received the number for February,
1865, and find that II is equal To all might be cx-
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FAcISG THE Fok.-Snakes are some of
the most dangerous foes that Europeans
have 10 cope with in the tropics. A trav-
cler of the name of Baltic one morning
startled his companions by the dreadful
cry of "A snake! snake! Iook!" They all
started at him, as he was lying in his ham
mock, and to their astonishment, behcld u
monstrous serpent twisted round tho rope
which supported his hammock, with lis
head at some distance, dartiug out its
forkcd tongue, aud examining Linn as he
lay stretched below. "Lie STILL" cried the
fiscal; "he won't hurt you;'' and, calling
in two or three of tho natives, he pointed
it out to them, One of these men aavanc.
ing towards it, caught its eye with his
own; the animal appeared to move its
whole body with fear or pleasure. The
native stepped backwards. without turn.
ing the sight of his cyo from the fierce
orbit of his enemy; and, as he kept back
ing, the snake, with its heal steadily adj
vancing, gradually uacoiled his body from
the rope ronnl which it was twiued. Al
leugth lis whole body, trailing on the
ground, moved slowly along after tlis
colored man--eye fixed upon oyo---until
q youth. making dash from behind bush
in an instant ftttened the head of tliis
d ,ngerous monster with one blow of his
club; and, although tho body still undl :
lated like the waves the sea, il was now
norfcc1v harmless 20 W Ef+f" 'lt' I'D
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