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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

We have "tien heard youn. men re
ma,k hat fur ~ five hours steep va.
all they wanted, and al that the hun IT
system 'eqalre1. The habit Of going
s''ii"u -u!iiaion, sleep is injurious.
Thousands, i. doubt, permanliy lniur.
~ ir heal b in This Way. We live in a
t,s, age, when everyday seems u be
trying ~ pcrvert the order of na u.a II
f'iks vi be persistent n 'nrnin. nj H.
int" day, It is not 70 be wondered that
few last ti.e allotted term of hft, !; a.,
matter what may he mans occupation
--physical or mental, or like Othe!lo's
''gone and living in idlenesS-;,e con
s'ha''"n cannot last, depend upon Il,
wi'h"a' safficiercv Of regular andre
f'e>hing Sleep. Joe Hunter The prea,
snrgeoa diei Suddenly Of sra.mos;.r
affection Of Tie heart, disease .rea,!.
encouraged by the wars Of >lcep L. A
volume i"st published h . ,aclical
nan, '""'e is orc e1aa. lessen ...,
students and literary men may learn.
and that i, that Hunter probably killed
himself " taking too li'tlc sleep. "I'our
ao"is rest ut night, an! oE 6 a.re. cifincr,
cannot be deemed sufficient 1, nscral
tie exhausted powers Of the body ar.
minl. ta.;a:niy net and the ean~e
anence was ;hat ifuntor died eariy. Il
ii,e, vii insist IN cheating slevi,, 3ee
twin sister peal;i' will svensa Is n
slit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02


The ladies lassnew wrinkle is long gold
pendants iee ear fings They have discarded
al the pretty styles Shich modern inven'iou
{ mas mate the 'asa'os' and returned 70 we
..,s's : s..., ...-a ~ ,,,:,:o.., !,
...-,.. !, s,-z,..,,e,. eets, n,s,;,,.;,, u
tAe lfs,4
/
SsI..ir. ,hs past yesr there we're ST.
81 arrests b lie i lire of New YORK
city. 4 little G,ofe than one third 81
the pe sons arrested were females 81 Il
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

T.rrnAR,,g. 1t The last sitting o the
Academy IT sciences, !. paper VAS r.cri-
ycl from y Blachet. on three eIrinus
e:.se, Of consti.uti u !, ic,hargic >lumhrr
Oie Of them wes that af a la!y "a years
II age. who having slept fer ip,,, DAYS
at the ct Is. AM! fay days At ,he age
20. during her Honeymoon ieagth h 4
a ilt , f ss,,.tsp .i.c lssed nearly whole
wear from Ester Sunday s62 TO march
1868 Daein. this ioaS period a false
.ra:it tooth hal u be taken ont IN oriei
To in,rasinee milk AMI broth into her
mauth. This WAS he, food. She rena.
ned metion.ess, insetsil.i'. ana all her
muscleS yer. n 4 state Of contraction.
Yer pulse was l.w: her breathing scarce
Ii perccr'ih'r there were n evacnst'"n-
ol ieanness; 'lrr conn IleSion harit AMI
healthy: tie other case was exsc'lf
similar. Or Blanche; il of the opinion
III 4 sn,.l. eases II. s;imnl.af.s or forced
molten Ought t. hs employed. = Eng
u .a T per.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
The seven wonders OF tie
World,

World.
! ! nav be matter of interest 70 some
Eof the Younger readers OF ~ !,e Teacher
! aud The School" 10 kunW Whit a,a the
Seven Wonders Of ils World. |
have not only collected the.r names,
'.a, also append such descriptions of
ts,e,n ~ Ill ia Of interest.
|. he colossus a, Rio,i.s --!hts
stood A ,se c,ty e Rid ). ~ 40
molcs Viii, h f,rmel !.r entrance Of tie
ha,h"r It's composition was brass,
aud S9l years ater i Was thrown ,inwn
There remained after he aim'nu.ion ~
y, th.fl and rust, 12o. 900 pound.
a Jew of Eltssa rnr .h,~ci i and
carried il away on 900 camels. II was
hollow, the cavities being fil-d with
stones to render il frm on its pedestal!
l. was los fee, high and all vessels
GOULD pass between lis legs Few could
encompass its thumb with heir arms
and is fingers were larger than mos,
statues. 1t was the workmanship OF
| thares, who was u wears IN bnl.l,ug
it. 1, was erected y G. 300 arl ai'e'
5 anling upwards half century was
br ken below the knpss and thrown
'l,wn hy an earthquake.
? The Ttarlc of Diana q, Tphssus
This surpassed All The structures of Al
| ''1ni'v, and building Of il occupied 30
yns,s. Il Was 425 fee. in length, ana
2oo in breadth; adorned Win l27
c,.'umns ot Tie IoEc order, a.i pari
sian marble, each 80 fee, high anl a
stature e the goddess, supposed to
have been sen, down f,om Heaven
The LrLyrfn'hs II Egypt These
arc in Lower Egypt, ncar Lake sleri~.
according 10 1ier0&3'u2 il co,.s;s: eI u.
5000 chambers 1900 above gruuns..
"a / Tie same number sui, rrraYaan. /.
had !Gt one cl.tyanae and So many III
rlea'c wlnf!..,s, IL. ;.un o...e !. !,
was Impossible - set out without d
guide. i is sa:,i Il |i4re basn ,ai.t u.
is Kings. Caterer snrpaAes Il II aa
Al architectural srmhaiic rel,.e>.i,4a
.;,n IL H.. r,3,,a .,, H.. c.,rs 81 j.,
s,r ..,ro,.h IL, s.,,. H., h,,e -.
a,.inw Ani te tiier s.nove -. eaft,,
.vbil<.,ha at,a n,,,.,.sars
i .,;..,l t.,e..ua :, ~ .ra..s.t .
f.s ea,,;navas
IT. p.,,,1,;9e rf p-,,,y Th.sa .,a
..,.Iy ,ao i, rr,,,,.r AL .,,s.,,,,..
~, nos. stn.cn.l,us u.,,s - ,aa,,
TIE !,rce <, i !, G,,q.,i ,.a,,. , Nj.
v,,.A covers u acres ,,t -r.,una and :
,hou, 500 fee, b;.h aa., iss,,3 /, have.
ar,nlny.a I,a ano man al years -
h,,,' ,;.,~
j. ILt Ten.G2s .Jua.tfr .'n9li1ts
vass VS. situated ua lhe river .Ai,1ii.n..
IN Els. Greece. nea. ;;ts .,3a, w:.tr.s thr
D..mp.c game Mer. c....bs.,... It.
height vas os feet, hrest q. "a
seng.h $50 I va *.its.isi ~ I !.
great variety al >t@t'es batn lai.fEa..s
and exterrilv sns fInfe t -.
Oiymplah deity, was .mt,ese'i II 1te.:
and gold, aud ~ snch s,-' tfoi,aftls,n-
that 'h'ug! seated II reached n.a'..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
W.. z. MILLER N. u.
Tn1adn Iowa

Toledo Iowa.
CfFers his professional services to the citi-
zcns of rama County in the practice Of Med
icine, Operative Surgery & Obstetrics. br
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the treatment Of Western Diseasesin iuwa and
and expects, by strict attention 10 his profes
sion, TO merit share of patronage. v5n22
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PHYSICIAN 4 ODSTITRnIiI

Diseases Of Women AMI children viii s3-
ceive especial attention.
Office vt his residence nortl, eas. Of pub.
lie Square in house formally owned BY t..
Harmon.
Toledo, March 10th 1864. v6nl0ty
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

r,a,s:,. Nj. Th;s ,rocess is car.
-, - :, : f.a,a.v !, tho State ot New
~. w;,h ,s,a,t.ra 10 al conccrael.
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wherai' is a4ala hoaied, bat =. sacuo
III ha'on fourth of'he original charge
remains: tben.ta'i,ws 'iaal asooess "f
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
TENN EssEE.

TEvNESSEE.
The Nashville correspo ,den ofthc N.
Y Times gives the following summary
of some the attractions Tennessee viii
present to immigration as soon "a the
vote for Freedom, certain 10 be cast on
the 22i inst, for the amended Consti
tuition of,h1t STATE shal! proclaim the
death of slavery though ou. the whole
Of Tennessee.
AREA OF THE STATE AND FACE OF THE
COUNTRY.
The area of,he State il about As 900
square miles, Or % 100000 Of acres
Tn. longest line tha, can be drawn in
the State j. from the Southwest TO the
! northeast anyl--a distance If nearly
six hnni,cl miles. The mn,l,al length
is ahnn' 430 anl me,l,al breath l0l
mile.
II 'Aa way Of cities. rnvn.. ln1anta
,ns and r;s-rs Tennessee presents as
great . divers; ~ tia sauy State in
the Tntes All the varieties # soil
aai az ne u be T nna in tb,. W.st
cri county are exhibited in Teunc>
see.
MISERAIS.
IRON ore, Of all othrrs the most In
pertant o society, is found in grea;
abundance in ne@,iy every county in
East and Middle Tennessee. Nj any of
the mines before The wac had been
quite extensively worked supplying the
country With iron and casli"g equal, if
not superior, 10 any in the !, nj ed
S'a'es. tsapper an. tin have been
found IN large qran tiles. Near C!eve
lai.J, East Tennessee, exists the larres.
copper nine IL the world lead has
found IN many places. but there is no
esi.l.Bee = extensive veias of this ore
TX en-iee beds # stone coal exist in
Middle Tennessee, while mountains cf
= ''5~''''"a ~ ~" = SEE s'cIoh. n
''f'e f'si ''s'''ft- thfo"-h "hieh 'he
-'''s'' ~ a'''' ,h'''a''o'.a ~ 'ha>,
'A''s'''' "'''i''>,''ASs'e 9 e's"ehe' 81 w
:" : '''ee - ~ n"'' ~ osier ''h''
s''''c' s'''' sHa' D'r' rocA crs>'aiN.
gypsum. paints and dye s'u.is, and sal,
r. ;,
:. ~ "s'
/.
., -,
:,
- : - "
-: si'AAfE of TEnNks'FE.
i this u til region, between tn
sou hefn aa' .nar'herc ex.rem''es q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

Fortune, success. fame, pa.;f.on, are -lavee
gained but by piouslv. de;erlaineii7, beeye's
sticking growing living % thing iii il
i fairy accomplished, II short, voa must
sarr... a.i4e through, !. yon waa, % be ar.
aoiy er apythiEs J ~ matter ii i aocs cost
eaassae pleasure he scc;e.v. he .thoassa.i
asail, s,a. .stca,ions ). lie Nomattfr for
thesa Stick III he ,hinga,.i garry i,.sronyh
Believe ven we're made for the matter. and
thu no ~, else can 40 Il Pu, forth the whole
energies. stir, wake, eleetrify yourself,
ana 20 forth ITO the task. Only oaoe learn to
carry thing throughin AZ! its complete ness
and oper,isn. and you win become hero
You will think better of yourself others y liz
think better of you Ofcourse they will The
world, in its very heart aamires the stern
determined ,doer. lt,sass in him its shest sigt I
its Nightest object, its richest treasures
i'rive r'ght along then in whstever youunder
take Consider yourself amply sots'icieut fer
the Iced You'll ne successful Never fear
/
Loyal League has st q, y-xs /! n IL. .isnc,
can merchants and manufacturers, for palE
ing off their hone males for foreign stud,
aud making such POOR goois w,ha, thai
she advises her sisters . ..sssopt the rule
Of buying only the aes5 male goods Of wha
seyer nation. ut is folly to help a few III
scrupulous men TO build up large i ortunss
at our own expense
Judge Darwin Smith, Of. enc Of the New
York courts, recently instructed q grand IN
ry at Rochester. 10 ,inyetigae charges laa
the coal dealers had en,erd into combina
fuel at exorbissnt figures that they may b
indicted, tried and punished.
Two Of the selecsmen Of a certain town il
Windham county, Vermont, have q sharp
aye to the main chance BEING authorize,
to procnrc-.aaI - apply to the credi, of Il
town they secured two men, at the town
expense, AZ substitutes for themselves.
,stmust he admitted on all hands tbs
General Sherman is = man Of some enter
pyise, aud he seems 10 have an idea OF VII,
coastitates newspaper pnsh. When the thrt
lagmy correspondents who attempted
pass the, batteries At Eicksburg were aspsr
ed to haxe been lost, General Sherman
credited VITA the humorous caiauen.a. that
: good Veil have dispatches. aaU .f.oA he
, satorc Lyeakis:t!''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19


wsfsnest tstms for their kind mention OF
him, and for their rendered support and
announcement He spoke with feeling
Of the great personal and public worth
of bis lamented predecessor. Assuming
the grave responsibilities imposed upon
him agreeably to the requirements of
the Constitution, in consequence Of this
sad dispensation of Provlden &c, he felt
bis own individual insufficient :, and the
necessity of the kind counsel and CO..
,peration of all friends OF their country.
Tn support be should endeasor to de-
serve BY shaping his course to those i'm
mutable principles Of right that underiie
our. Government. He said be had .
surs faith that, if we adhered 70 those
principles, the Almighty would save the
| nation. He believed that the nation
had a great mission to 6ll, and that God
would not allow il to perish before its
work WAS done.
They had alluded to the murder OF
the late President, and 10 the attempt
in Mr.. Stewards life, in just terms OF
Indignation end horror. i
The assassination OF any man, high
or low, vas a crime of the darkest dye,
especially diabolicsl was it, when the
blow was struck at the loved and honor
ed head of a great nation, in the very
moment Of triumph But this horrible
crime is but a portion Of the greatest of
crimes, the attempted assassination Of q
uation, and be believed that the Ameri-
can people felt it to be so.
Treason, be said, was crime and not q
mere difference of political opinions
The President closed by again thank
ing his visitors for giving him, at this
hour their " God speed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

LEMoiSE, Tenn, April l6.-Ths expe.
dition under Gen. Stoneman, which left
Knoxville on The 10th OF March, struck
the East tennessee 4 Virginia Railroad
on the l4th at Wytheville and Salem.
Between these places 33 bridges were
burned and 20 miles of track totally de.
s,royed, besides many prisoners taken,
aud considerable quantities Of corn and
other stores destroyed
On the 9th inst. Gen. Stonennau
moved on Jacksonville, Danburg and
Maxville, arriving at Grants Creek
three miles from Salisbury, the rebel
line for the defense of the town ;.at
six clock, A. NJ, on the 18th inst.
This line was defended by artillery
and infantry, and was soon forced, and
our forces entered Salisbury at I0A. M.
capturinP,,8 stands Of colors aud 10 pieces
Of artillery, ], l65 prisoners, 1000 stand
OF arms and accoutrements, 100000
rounds of small ammuDition, 10000
rounds OF fixed ammunition and shell,
10000 pounds Of powder, $4,000 com
plete suits of clothing, $4,000 army
blankets, 10000 pounds of leath er-ehoe
and harness-60, 900 pounds Of bacon,
100000 pounds of salt, 90, 900 pounds of
sugar, $4,000 pouudR of rice, 10000
pounds oil, salipetre, $4,000 bushels ri
wheat, 100000 worth of medica! sup
| plies, and 900 bales Of cotton.
I Thirteen, pieces of artillery were
brought away, and all other stores not
needed for our Immediate command
were destroyed. 1.-The greater part Of
these supplies had just been received
from Raleigh. One large arsenal aud
machinery complete, six depots, two
engines and trains, and several bridges
|. between Greensboro and Danville,s also
on either side of Salisbury, with several
miles of Railroad track, wereIdestroyed.
We lost very few in killed and wounded,
among the latter was Captain R. Nor
row A. A. G. of Gen. Stoneman's staff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

Nav ORLEANS, April l3-The Times
has the following special:
LAKE FoRT, April 13.-t have just
arrived from Mobile. The Stars and
Stripes were hoisted on Batteries, Ports,
and Mcintosh, at 1890 A. NJ, yester
day, and en- Big Church steeple IN Mo-
bile at go P. NJ
General Changers forces occupy ths
city ulE
The rebels commenced evacuating on
the l0th, and continued until yesterday,
when all left
The tug boat Allena was blwon up
by 'orpr does -es'nrdsy
There is no new movements in the
New Orleans markets
Citizens are anxiously looking for the
opening of the Port of Mobile as a re-
ief to their restrained trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

CAIRO, April Is.-A letter dated at
headouarte.-s of the Military Division
of West Miss issippi, Spanish Fort, Ap il
9th. SAYS: Lett Lunette, Spanish Fort
having i. been previously taken by
Gen. Smith. The enemy evacuated the
rothar part Of the fort st daylight on the
18th. Colonel BartraE's brigade imme.
diately occupied the fort de found
two brass howitzers, one 20 aud one
3O-pounder Parrot, q sixty-four Napoleon,
two 6-pounders. enc 8-ineh Columblsd,
a large quantity of ammunition, and a
uumber Of mules and horses There
were but few rations The gans were
spiked with ten-penny nails. The Pris-
oners number Is officers and 527 men.
The capture of Spanish Fort gives Us
Forts Alexis and Blakeley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, April Is.
CoTT0N-Nore active
FL00R--Dull, heavy, and 5t9I0c lowers ESQ
: Is for Extra State; s25f6s 40 fer Extra Round
Hoop Ohio; a5Gs 6e for Trade Brands. Mar
ket closed heavy. --.-.u .s.
WHfSKY--Firmer; Western 2 X, closing ct
215.
WHEATON,, and 2@3c lower.
C0RN-Dull and dTooPing. At 359l 81 for ne :"
yellow.
-0ATS-stesdy al co. ...-sl i.ls .-
HOPS-DulI. -..e.-
LOFFEE-Ffrm. .-.-.-
SUGAR-Steady, at 111S912sk. ... . -
P0RK-Opened heavy and lower, but closed
With more firmness; p 0o82T % for new Mess,
closing At q 3715 ~
BACON Quiet. at l514@l51z for Cumberland
cut, and 16 for long ribbed 1srl
LARD--Heavy.
M0NEY-Aarkes easy at per cent.
STERLING-Du1, at l es1S9l C's1 for gold
aad frat class bills.
u. s. ST0CKs-Shade firmer.
GoLD-Dull and lower; opened at 4s111 and
closed at 14z&.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
THE VERY LATEST
IT ELE Or r APH.


WAR DKRr, WASH GroS. April Is
To Moj. Gen. Dizz
The following dispatches FROM NJ i
Gen. Candy report she capture 81 Spa n
10 Fort aud Fort Bla kelly, winch form a
part of the detences Of the city OF No
bile. -
HEADoRs IN TIE EIELp4 -
hP-il 9th, 1865, 9 A. NJ
70 Agl. Gen. w. z Hd''eck, Chief Of
Stat:
Spanish Fort and its defences were
captured last night We have % Off
GERS and 53S men prisoners, and have
taken 5 mortars and % guns.
The larger part of the garrison es-
capped By water.
Fort Blakely 10 already invested and
will be assaulted to-day, unlevs the works
are stronger fhanI now believe them TO
be. m tf "a
Signed e 4. S. CANDY,
Maj. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

A Physi0iOgIe View Of Marriage!
Containing nearly 800 page., and 49, hne plates
and engrayiugs Of tho Anafomy of the Human
Organs In a state Of Hea and Disease, with n
Treatise Early Errors, its Depiorable Conss.
queBcss upon the, Mind aud Body. with the Au-
thor's Plan OF II eafment-the only rational AMI
successful mode Of cure. shown by thu report
Of Fhses treated. "A truthful adyiser TO the
tertAin doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free Of pos ags 70 any ad iErss, on receipt Of 25
esnts, IN stamps or postal currency, by address
ing DR. LA CROI&, No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany,
The author may 9 cOnsul'e ed upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
sondiiy or by nail, and uediclnts sent to any ART
Of the world. aprI3, 3md&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

WASHINGTON, April Is. - The body
of the late President is lying in state in
the East Room. Thousands of persons
of both sexes are thronging to the East
Room, and it is decorated with the trap
pings of woe In the immediate centre
! Of this spacious room is erected the
catafalco, and the coffin is within the
immediate view of the line Of spectators.
Each stops moment to take last look
at the face of the deceased, and many
shed tears. The hand of friendship and
affection has contributed the choicest
flowers to adorn the coffin and make up
the foundation on which it rests. Be-
tween halfpast nine this morning and
noon, at least three thousand persons
had visited the Executive Mansion, and
there are thousands more following in
turn to indulge similar privilege
Senior Don Jose Antonio Garcia yes
terday presented his credentials TO the
Acting Secretary of State, and was re-
ceived as the Charge d Affaires of the
Republic Of Peru to the United States
Robert Bsrth has been appointed
Consul of the Grand Duchy of Mecklen-
burg and also Consul of the Electorate
of Hesse at St. Louis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

MEMPHIS, April 16-The news of the
assassination of Lincoln and Seward,
created an intense excitement through
out the city, producing also the greatest
grief and sorrow, mingled with threats
of vengeance upon all secessionists.
The city has been draped in mourning.
Secessionists deprecate the assassiua-
ton, and keep very quiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
WILLIAM REAVIs.

Attorney nc Law and U. S. Claim
Agent,
Is authorized by the Government 10 procure Pen
sIona, Boupty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Laud
Claims for HuRsEs and other PRorERrY dsstrosed
while in - service Of the Government, and all
claims, Of whatever Kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
by AN amendment TO the Bounty Law, passed at
tho last session Of Congress, 81 All soldiers or
other persons who haze been shall hereafter be
discharged within Two years FROM the date Of their
enlistment by reason efwoundz received in battle,
shkn receive the Same Bounty though they
served two years" lG#
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opposite the Courr House, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondent must enclose stamps.
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