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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

The undersigned having taken oat Iaeafses
for the purchase and sale Of Real E,tate i4pa
Colveyancing is now prepared 10 attend fa
the buying, selling ard renting af Real Estage
making conveyances, paying of Taxes &c o.
The most reasonable terms. All person !.
having lands for sale either improved or un
improved would do well to cal; soon and leave
. description of the same, amount of i'm
provements. quantity Of timber, price &c.
The undersigned has one Of the best loca.
tons in this or orsny other county for the
sale OF lands, being at the Pest Office one
door East of the Rail. Road Station and Am
er,can Express Office, whore all strangers
call on their arrival here.
NORMAND LEWIS,
venl2 luks, Tama Co., Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
The Laug b Of Women

A woman has no natural gil, more
bewitching than a sweet laugh 1t is
like the sound Of flutes upon the water.
II leads from her clear sparkling rill ;
and the heart that hears it, feels as il
ba,hed in the cool, exhilera,ing spring.
Have yon ever pursued an unseen figure
through the trees led on by fairy laugh
now there, now lost, now found T? W.
have. And We are pursuing that wan
dering voice to this dsy. Sometimes
i, comes to us in the midst of care and
sorrow, or i.ksome business, and then
we turn away and listen, and hear il
ringing throughout the ros III like q
silver bell, with power t. scare away
he evil spirits Of the mind How much
We owe to that sweet laugh !! 1t turns
prose 10 poetry; it dings showers oi
sunshine over the darkness Of the wood
III which we are travelling; i: tcnches
with delight even .onr sleep, which is
no more the image Of death, but is son
sumed with dreams that are the
shadows Of immortality.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

Some time since, after the order had
been issued mastering out certain troops
but excepting thereform the Veteran
Reserve Corps, Gov. Stone and the Go
vernors Of some other Northwestern
States, wrote to the Secretary Of War,
urging that the members of the corps
might be included in the provisions for
muster out Of troops The following
dispatch to the New York Tyibxne in
dicates that the representations Of the
Governors have not been successful.
"The Secretary Of War directs that
The orders for mastering out Of service
Immediately all regiments whose term
Of service expires before the lst Of DC
tober shall not be held to apply to the
Veteran Reserve Corps. Thus men in
that corps must serve out their iul'
time, though the regiments in which
they originally enlisted are to be
on. Immediately"
Papers throughout the State would
40 we'll to give wide circulation to
this paragraph.-State Register.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

VIM. Hutchins of Penobeco', the
only remaining veteran Of the Revolu
ton in New England, participated in
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July
At Bangor. His mind remains clear,
and his health il good. But three other
Revolutionary pstriots remain to vel
come the return OF our national ami
versary, VIZ: Samuel Cooke Of lare,
don, New York, who's age is unknown
Samuel Downing Of Eiinburg, Sara
toga county, N. Y. aged 100 years
and James Basham Of Missouri. aged
lo9.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

At Gettysburg the Fourth was cele
brated with great enthusiasm and the
corner stone OF the soldiers monnmen,
was laid with imposing ceremonies.
I'll. exercises opened with prayer and
a discourse by Rev. Dr.. Tying. The
ceremonies Of laying ,he correr stone
were then performed, when Gen. How
ard delivered an eloqnen, Grafton, fol
lowed br \ p I'm written and read by
C"l. Charles G Hslp'ne The exercises
were concluded by an address trou
Gov. OurIsiu.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
Dissolution or Copartnership.

Notice il hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between Beaumont
Lewis is this day disso lved by mutual
consent, and all persons indebted to said firm
are requested to call anG settle the sane
wi hoat delay with N. Lewis; who is duly
authorised 70 receive the same and all per-
sons having claims against said firm will
present the same to J.. H. Beaumont for
payment who will settle all just claims
against said arm.
Iuks, May 18th, 1865.
JOHN II. BEAUMONT
NORMAND LEWIS
The undersigned will continue business
at lis ol stani whore he will be happy to
furnish ~ who may call IN him, with
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
J. II BEAU MONT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
How to get along with Neigh
hnra.

OOrSs
II once had nei. hbor, who, though
clever man, came to me one day, and
said, Esquire White, l want You to
come and get your geese away'-sWhy
said l, what are my geese doing !?
They pick my pigs ears when they
are eating, and drive them away, and !
wi not have it, 'Wha, can I do ?
said I. You muat yoke them THAT
have not time TO do now said L; Il
do not see but they must rum L. yon
9o not take care Of them, shall said
he clever shoemaker in anger sWhat
DO you say. E-q White?' I cannot
take care ofthem now, hut I will pay
yon for all damages 'Well,' said he
you viii fni that . hard thing, I
guess.
So off he went, and I heard terrible
sqnalling among the geese. The next
news from the geese was, that three Of
them were miasing.-My children went
and found them terribly mangled and
dead, and thrown into the bushes.
sNow, said I, all keep still, and let
me punish him. In a few days. the
shoemaker's hogs broke into nv corn
aaw them. but let them remain long
time. A last drove them all ont, and
picked up the corn which they had torn
down, and fed them with i, in The road.
BY this time the shoemake, came in
great haste after them.
"Ilave you seen anything Of my
hogs? ? said he. Yes, sir, YOU will
find them yonier eating some
corn which they tore down in nv fell
In vour field9' Yes, sir said l,
'hogs love corn. YOU know-.hpy were
made to eat i,,-'lIow much mischief
have they done? %, not much, said I
Well IF he went to look. and es,ima.
ted the 'amage to bushel and halt
Of corn.
%, no. said I. .it cant be- 'Yts,'
SAID the shoemaker, and | will pav
every cent of the damage No. re
Piled /, you shall pay me nothing. Nv
geese have been great trouble to YOU
Tie shoemaker blnshed, and wen'
home. The next winter, when we came
to settle, the shoemaker determined to
pay me for my corn. NO. said I, i
ask nothing
After some talk, We parted; hnt in
dsv or two | met him on the road,
and fell into conversation ia the most
friendly manner. But when stated
en-. he seemed 10th to move. and I pan
sed. F,r moment both Of us were
silent. A las, he said, L have some
thing l.horine on my mind '-'Well
what is i,?' Those geese. killed
three Of your geese and I shall never
res, until you know how l feel. am
sorry And the tears came in his eyes
oh, wel,' said ! never mind; l sup
pose my geese were provoking
Inever took an, thing Of him for i. !;
hut whenever my cattle broke into his
field, after ,his-he seemed g'ad-be
cause he could show how patient he
could be.
Now said the narrator, conquer
vonrself, and You can conquer in no
other way
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
The celebrity with which the execn

The celerity with which the execu
,ion Of the corspirators al Washington
followed the approval Of the sentence
has attracted a good deal Of attention.
It is worth while to recall in this con.
nec,ion the proceedings in the case Q,
Bellingham, ,he murderer Of Mr.. Per
ceval. prime minister to England, ir
1912, especially as the assassination o.
Mr.. Perceval has often been compared
to the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Bellingham comritteed his crime a
about FIVE in the afternoon Of Mouda,
Nav II. 1872. Ais tr,ai came on a
he Cd Bailey on Friday the l5l; h,
was at once found guilty, and was exc
cutpa at eight O'clock on the morning
&! NJ ,niav the Is.h,-a full, week from
he date i tAt' ia'al deed not havn.
expired.
Grea, demand for negro labor exists
in Maryland. The farmers there ar,
paving fifteen dollars per month I,
males, and from ten to twelve dollar
TO females, FIR ti.ld labor The snppl,
j. >till short, and agens have agal,
been sent il different directions /,
make contracts and induce emigratio,
notwithstanding treir recent expulsion
feom Nohmoud.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
IA BAR RS
Vegetable Hair RestOrer.

It will actually restore gray and failed hair
to it's original color, by first restoring the scalp
to a healthy condition.
It will prevent tie hair from falling off.
It will remove dandruff, and cure all un.
pleasant fishing and eruptons Of the head
II remedy for nervous headache.
No dye.
It restores the hair by natural process
and may be used with perfect safety and may
be used by all. Friends try it.
Price 81, 90 rer bottle Sold at the City
Drug Store in T..edo. v6n1O
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

"Why don't you put on . clear
~h,r, p said swell the other night t.
bis companion, "then the girls vii
smile on you as they do on me-"
"Everybod5 can't afford to wear q
clean shirt as you can." was the reply
"Why mott" asked white collar.
"Because," said soiled collar, "every
body's mother isn't a washerwoman.
Fourteen clerks with copperhead pro
clivities were dismissed from the Inter
,or Department on Saturday, and their
places supplied by wounded Off,
and solliers.
Kossnth writes to Horace Greeley
expressing the greatest pleasure at the
adica'ion Of slavery from onr country
aud anticipating a glorius future for
the now really free Republic.
A new international railroad bridge
is to he built at Buffalo It will cost g,
600, 600 or more.
The head Of navigation or the Mis-
souri, river il nearly 2,4oo miles above
Council Bluffs.
"Now. children" asked school in
spector. "who loves all men?n A LITTLE
girl not four years old and evidently
not posted in the catechism, answered
quickly, "All women"
It is said that Horatio Seymour i,
scheming TO keep the political pool in ,
ftrment by pushing forward Genera
Sherman, while he ultimately hopes 4
come to the surface IS the presidentia
candidate himself.
The wheat crop throughout Souther,
Ohio il being rapidly harvested. Th'
yield is something above tha average.
At Walla Walla, Oregon, "Julg
Lynch" has taken in hand the cases o
the rogues who are systematically de
preda,'ng upon property, thereabout
and fifteen Of them have been huns
nnder his dacreea.
Judge D. N. Cooley Of Iowa. ha
been appointed to the position Of Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs made vacan
by the resignation Of w. r. Dole.
| A poor fellow sent toj Jail for msrryin
tw" wives. excused himself BY sayin
when he had one she fought him, bu
when he had two ther fought eac
other"
| A Qneen Anne gun, two hundred an
thirty Eve year sold. which has seen Sc
vice in the Revolution and the war
| 1912. added its voice to the general j.
, on the Fourth, at the Van Renssela'
mansion in Albany.
We learn from the Montezuma "R
publican that the number OF Ahee
shnrn in Powe.hiak county, this seasn
is p ,s9s, averaging four pounds Of wo
J per head. At sixty een.y per poun'
) this brings eee, $500.
!, Gov. Fletcher Of Missouri, has Issue
= proclamation declaring the Amende
, constitution Of that State adopted.
went into effac, on the 4th inst
! The vote stood 43 e70 for, and 4l.so
against It.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

TIE London Daily News referring 10
the execution Of the fpli,wc of tn,
Pretender in l745 and to the manner
IN which Napoleon was slowed away al
St. Helena, says:-
"These instances may fairly be ad
duced TO rebuke those who fuoI,sbIv
pretend that it is the common practice
IN Europe to permit the leaders Of great
rebellions 10 60 away with no other
punishment than defeat Bn, we should
be sorry TO leave the question in this
position. II Mr.. Davis is to be saved
il must be by the exercise of magma
minity ot which NO State Of European.
Christendom affords an example; and
the Americans are people oftoo much
original ability not to be able 10 ascer
tain for themselves the course which
best becomes their character in their
present situation"
Canada, rather a nation than pro
vince in any common acceptation 1t the
term, includes not less than 346. .GS
square miles Of territory, independently
Of it's n ,rthwes'ern possessions no' vet
open for settlement. Ii il three times
a. large ss Prussia. It in'ervenes
between the Great North west and the
mara,ime provinces, and consists chl.fl,
Of a vast territorial projection i.to the
territory Of the United States. al,h, ugh
ii possesses a cos, OF nearly 1000 miles
on the river and gulf Of the s. Law
renee, where fisheries Of cod, herring.
mackerel, and salmon a,e carried on
successfully. Valuable fshe,iers exist
slso in its lakes 1t is rich ir metallic
ore and in the resources Of it's forests
Large portions Of its territory are pc
culiarlv favorable to the growth IT
wheat. barley. and in other cereals nf
The north Turing thu hfe of ths
p.e>cn' generation, or the last qnarte,
nf \ century. i's population has inc eas
"a more than fourfold, Or from 6sS, 900
N 1,5oO. 900.
In ascending c.. Airs. the traveller
passes through different regions Of vege.
tatiun First comes the vine; then TIE
frni, trees; then magnificent forest
trees higher up, the a.nnted pines
higher again, dwarf trees and mosses
al last the regions vt eternal snow. Bn,
,, far up, almost on the verv top Of the
M nn'ain. = tiny, sweet dowa, peep,
through TIE Snow. II has often irawr
tears from the eyes Of the manlies
traveller. 1t blooms away there, cheer
fully, sweetly. And TINS, in the soul
you pass on through the regions o
knowledge, emotions, will, and on tn,
summit, despite the cold a,mospher,
Of moral tlepravity and continual alien
laiion-if yon are a child Of God, tn,
| flower Of faith, true faith, ever bloom
and cheers.-Rev j. C. Robinson
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
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Is Ifyon want good plain bu

Substantial Harness,
OK A SPLENDID
rs. 10. CARRIAGE HARNESS,
Cali at our shop two doors East Of the
Peoples 6torc." iu Toledo, Iowa and We
will suit you to IT"
We make ell our harness including collars
from the best material and WARRANT our
work.
Our prices are and shsll always be at the
lowest living rates.
Repairs Of al kinds done upon short NO
tice.
We also Keep for sale good supply ci
saddles, whips, and harness trimmings.
Give 10 trial and We will guarantee
eatiefaotion. ~
LAUFER 4 BAKER
Jeledet AAseA 1Sd, 1885. Wall
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From the southsrn States.

C1Nc1SNAT1, May 3o.-The Commercially
Chattanooga dispatch says the Southern
papers received there announce their in.
tention to accept the new era in good faith
and to stand by the Government in the
task of restoring order and industry. They
reprobate guerrilla warfare, or acts against
individuals holding political opinions diff
fering from themselves, and lay aside ideas
heretofore auimating them.
John Bell is in Atlanta,
The East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road is being repaired. Only twenty miles
remain to connect with Bristol.
Ex- Secretary Mallery and Howell Cobb
passed through chattanooga yesterday, for
Ne hyilltS under guard.
Detschmsnts of Wilson's cavalry are
daily arriving at Chattanooga.
The Commercials Frankfort dispatch
says recruiting is going on briskly among
the slaves in central Kentucky. A few
months more and negro enIfstments will
settle the question for Kentucky, indepen-
dent Of the constitutional Amendment,
The Gazette's Nashville dispatch says
Gen. Upton had arrived with the archives
of the State aud $3.50, 600 in specie.
The Tennessee Senate has PASSED the
elective franchise bill by l6 to6.
The rebel Champ Ferguson has been
captured, and is closely confued, in irons,
at Nashville.
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The National Dsbt Subscription
Mexican News.

NEw YoRK, Nay al.-The Herald an
nounces the amount of subscription to pay
off the netionst debt this morning to be
$7,376, 900. Aa u
The steamer Guiding Star, from New
Orleans on the 25.hr has arrived. No
news.
The brig DFummond he's arrived here,
briuging Mstamorss dates of the 9Th. Blu.
siuess was dull and the market glutted
with merchandise, which was selling lower
than in New YoTk.
Monterey was still in possession of the
Republicans
Gems. Eegretta and Cortinas were in
front of Matamoras with 1850 troops, de.
manding its surrender, which Gen. Meja
reused. He had been reinforced with
about 1000 Freseh troops from Vera Crnz
and expected to hold the place.
On the 6sh foreign aud American men
of war were draped IN mourning and sa-
lutes fred in token of respect to the mem.
ory Of the late President.
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UHpIcHv In, January 19, 1855.

UHIICHV LIZ, January 1S, 1895.
NV 3. .PoVEY Dear Eir; In November 1888,
nv vile USa taken With . severe attack Of Ir61m.
uaroIy BhtumEtirm, combining her to her bed, and
re- defr her entirely plesu for ever four months,
after Uhich Ihe improved in health BUhdcebt to be
prcpped up IN her bed, and cecoEioualy the pains
Uouid leave her so Hhe could get about the room
urOn cTutcbes But tCT more than . year bhe eOOld
not nit = round weight. Snd With great trouble
could che iced heFpelE. Cold hands and feet were
her constant companions. she !unered terribly
rDoSt Of the lime With severe pains or cramps IN
b.r stomach, Witch appeared PeHodieapg, o1es .
nou'h. LsrVIBE her in ! 81 . Afek g attlPG upoa
ny yfsit home tEt my reg DeDt lb1tt o. V. Jon
the I'd day 81 BsetubeE last, called at your drug
store srd for nd you opening some NV goods
amor which EAs Johnsou'S Rheumatic Compound
SIC Flcoc PuFf6eT Atyour SugT estion puIchSseI
q b1ttle. It sttEd like = charm in her case. che
ttG been entirely free Of the pain in her stomach
her ZEE. snd hs nds are warm, Ehe IL pOW doing her
ouD bouse Vot, SId yeSisJdsy did the churnin G,
and on have tb dsy 7, eeiytd visit from her to
IhsTt yCU in peTpon 70 the Heavenly les che calls
81 Irts sfS ba6 received fTtm the uEe Of JObBsOns
CCmbrpId. ISAIAH MOOR.
! CO ucst rbseTfully afBrm to the above deocrip-
tfoD fuy Gaze true in every TeFpGct
hkHRlkTTA MOOR,
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gsttt9g into the 'Ynions and the s8hsrieuce
was not 81 -aAkiud to fnduce desire for
repetition. So utterly helpless had she
become in her Independent condition that
annexation either 70 the United States or
the British empire was a necessity. Ifin
1850 the question had been put to Texas
as to WheEhef She would Secede and try
Independence again, the decision against it
would have been Overwhelming. Deceived,
However, blythe company offered her, she
plunged into rebellion, only to find, after
q frightful war, that those who so boldly
iuVited hsrtoc tabelzsEsts themselves the
first to be conquered. 10 coming back to
her duty under the old flag, Texas win do
so with less reluctance than any Of the
rebel States, because che knows from exz
:peffenee Rhhtlbeneits the Union brought
her, and how poorly she could afford to-
try independsnCa agsfG5 TGKkH a9kI Q.
The trans. Mississippi department, in
which General Kirby Smith commanded,
comprised the States of Missouri, Arkan:
sas,1 toqisia4a end Texas, and, the Indian
territory. Although We had conquered,
aud held the greater part Of this region, ii
was still, in case the war had been pros
tracted, liable to be disputed BY hostile ar,
mics. From this danger the Surrender 81
Smith, theEefose, ;fE9sa ths, following terFis
nIa1i re-
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E2gHE9EOE
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doubted. 1t is aEsOay1 taken internally.
From the number Of tsstimOnials received;
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f
IN EIish DiSeRAsions OF American Az
fairs. -t5l.iis
I The, London Daily Nt1s,i Announcing
Johnstou's fsal surrender on Granite
terms,,rematks.: E
'sThus AZ length, only twelve days after
President Lincoln's murder, and almost
ere his murderer had expieted the crime
by his death, there has fallen into federal
possession, by surrender of the remaining
armies ;insthe field ,ithe Vhole extent Of
eastern Oonfederath territory, comprising
It's ReaIthfest and most powerful portion.
IN an heTAklantic States, as far as 70, If
not including, FIoTidS, there is now NO
more Tesfsta1se, With ths surrender OF
the regular troops there arises that state
of things in which any isolated parties
who may attempt Independently to con I
tin1e inarma will become mere guerrilIas
men nos entitled % the protection of the
customs Of war, hat subject, under these
clstoms Ito be summSrily shot il they. at
tempt the slightest violence to persoRs or
property. Such bands % these, If, indeed.
they sxist at all, will, We may therefore
be sure, not long contin1a to give trouble.
They can only live BY pl1nder, and plum.
ideFeEs are sure to be denounced by Con-
Ifedefnta as well ss Union sympathisers.
sas'In truth, in . thinlyIpeopled snd ex-
! tli hAnatsd "a country guerrillh wartAte is i'm.