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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
40 tn e H,i:si:ii ad electors OF
TNsnlta county. Eux1:l

At tic regular mcctirs Ct the roanl oi
supervisors Of Van,a county, dniy holden n
Toledo il said county, acsin.lius on Il.
irst Monday es Septe;a',er \ u. 1854. In.
io)!"wias proceedings were day re,tlyei
and ordered 10 wit; 'fhnt at tie ';enera1
election 10 i,e hc.,ien on Tic second T.,cs Ia,
OF Cs,.l-r \ y. 1855, there s,ali b. SUB
mitcl 10 lie legal votes Of Tana county.
the following proposition, to-wii; ,..,eI
The county OF Tar4 viii donate the san, o.
forty thousand d-llars, to tle low. Cen
,ra! Rail i.oad 20. to y" used ia building the
Iowa Central RsiIroal within sid county
provided, said rsad rans through the county
Aarh and South, anl tnata tax OF piik
ON the dollar be LEVIED upon the asse,emeni
airl valuation Of tie property in sail county
10, the veiGs X. y. sGi;, loG1 laSe, % ny tire
same, to b. laid ont at the discretion OF til.
Board of Supervisors. Therefore it is PRO
cl,ime; by or.l-v OF sal | Board tf S,lpeisi
. ors that said proposition be voted upon in
tie tollo Ing form io-wi,; Those intending
10 vote for said prep sition, shall have writ
ten or printed upt n their respective ballots
'For the donation
AMI those intcn ling TO v,.e against the
same, shall have printed or writtln on
their respective ballots he following words
against the Donation !"
..ttcst
DAVID D. APPELGA ATE
Clerk of Board of Supervisors
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
What Another Says.

A very intelligent farmer, living or
the south side Of the river, informed Ms
n f. days since, that he had recently
been locking Up the subject Of frei:hts
and lsa,i asccr,ainc,I TO certainty that
he freight charges ona bushei Of wheat
were more from Toledo Station to Chi
cago, than from C.icago :o Livernoo'
in Europe, and that too when carried
all TIE way by ,ai'road from Chicago to
New York City. II short cur farmers
pay more freight from the station 10
I hcagc. a distance Of c13 miles than
they do from Chicago to Liverpool q
distance of more than 1000 miles
This he said was conclusive evidence
for him that the charges on tie rail
roads from Iowa to iG.icago were in
he greater part ex,or,ion ana that tho
Iowa Central, leading to another and
large city, would create competition
ard cons etuant reduction in TIE charges
for carrying ireights OF all kinds. and
that the tarmers residing cn the south
side Of tie FLYER. won!l receive ilst as
much btneft from this reduction. as
those in any other part of the county,
and consequently should foT their own
interest. favor donating The Swamp
lands and so Qo0 tothc Inw Central
road. The lax ne sail was bat com
para,ive'y light and CIR only three
wears, vi he heue.i's would h..
rrcat anl eE,lM i,sg. We 4, s. 4 ref,
,a;ion Of his argument.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
NO.36'
To the qualified Voters OF Tamu'
(,0matv Iowa.

At the regular meeting Of the Board Or
Supervisors, Of Tama county, Iowa, duly
held at Toledo, the County Seat Of said Coun-
ty, beginning on the first Monday OF Sept,
4. D. 1865 the following proceedings, were
duly esolved and ordered TO wit; That at
the general election to he holden, on the Ind
Tuesday cf October A. j. 1868, there shall
be submitted. to the legal voters OF said
county the following propositions. so-vit.
Whether the County Of Tana, shall devote,
the Swamp Lands, and the proceeds Of the
same belonging to said county 70, and Tor
the building Of the Iowa Central Railroad,
within sal county, and across the same,
North and South. Therefore, 1t is hereby
proclaimed, that Electors intending TO vote
for said proposition shall have written o.
printed, on their respective ballots the fol-
lowing Words -,
sFor the Swamp Land appropriation.
and those electors intending TO vote against
said proposition, shall have written: or print
ed, on their respective ballots; n,
"a ga.n nst the Swamp Land appropriation.
Proclaimed by order of said Board OF
Supervisors.
Attest
DAVID ID. APPEIGATE,
81 Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
A Sensible View.

A few days ago one Of our very best for
mers in the coanty, who lives about fifteen
miles from this Town on the border Of the
county, and whose general market place is
not in this county, told US that he considered
the proposit on to donate TO the Iowa Gen.
trail Railroad the swamp lands and $4,000
one Of he best projects ever undertaken by
the county and that there was not an acre
of land in the county, no matter where
situated. but wat would be raised in value
road much moro. Tie is o man Of good
Judgement, shrewd ca culator and one Of
the heaviest ta1payt rs in the ,ounty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
re rot Mistaken.

Perhaps sasna Of cur farmers think
that o,lly those whose nearest niarkc;
po;n. will be on tho Iowa Central
railroad will be benefited hy the cosa
petition Il will create This is mis-
take. There is not 4 farmer IN tire
county but what VIII be directly hcne
flied by this competition. 1t will I'm
daub; b;edly cause reduction in the
charges tor car, ying ticigh,s on the eli.
tire lengths ot the east and west raj
roads i, this State, an,l certainly ,'iil
st those places which come wi'hin the
inil ienee Of the 7. G. road To illus.
,ra,e: Al present l.itc nn;nber {,
our farmers oa, the western boundary q
our eunasv sell ,heir farm products a
Ntarshalltown in Mafshaii County. 9th
crs. on the eastern s,da sell theirs II
Belle Pialne in Benton Cgnaty. NV
II pu; ;c,aascrs wore aS.c 70 pay coasi,l,
., abe more h.nis pal,l At hose places
wou4l not great shue ct the ts'adt
land business ofthase places be 0Gl@g
away f~am them. ana rather than leost
Il, weull they nps pay NJ 70 ihs' last gen
all hey could aGasl to. Nothing wot.l,
make them DO this but the iniinence o
The Iowa Central railroad. Thus i
would he that every farmer il the ron /
IL, whether his mnket place would II
on the IaMa Central or not, would b.
benefited by the road
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
pssG.'-.a-! .TEDg

T WILLIAM STONE Governor of the Safe
(, of Iowa, in pursuance of law and by
virtue of the authority in me vested, do BIZ
this my proclamation, publish anl make
known, that a
GENERAL ELEC7IoN
Will be hell on the Second Tuesday in Oc-
tobor next 81.
October 10th 1S65)
when the following oi.ices will be filed by
vote of ths elsctors Of the State TO wit:
InE orfIcs OF GOVERNOR, ge
Ta~i .0Ffics OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
TGs OTElcE OF JupGE OF TIE SupRgMs CouET,
Tins uFfleg or Surv CT FUBLlc lNsrarcr,ox
Dhereof the Sheriff If each county, and
the electors Of the State viii take due notice
and be goserned accol dingy.
Also, 1T the same ;isne iisrc VIII be held
Special Elections
TO fiji vacancies hy vote ef the electors Of the
veral dist riets, us sal.eVs
In the Thirsy-eig gkth senasorial bistrict
the 9fiice Of Senator, saeats: by rhe resi- g
nation OF uon, II. 5. Braesan.
In the Eoety- tigst Selas2riai District the
Office Of Sea aator, vacated by the resignation
of Hon G. ". Gray.
| Whereof, the SAerifFs efFayettc and Ala
makee eoaaties. AID the electors of the
thirty eighth and fosy-frst Senatorial Dis
ltricts, wilt take due aosica and be governed
accordingly.
Ill restiasany Whereof l have hcrcuntt
set my hand and c.,usest to be affixed fht
Great sseai of the State OF Iowa.
I -- bono Ut pes Moines, this 6t'i day
| LIS of September, 4. =. 1868 aud IN tht
-- Ninetc nth Year cf The State.
t w. M STONE.
! Rv tac Governor.
! jAa.s VIZ cur, Secretary Of Stateaa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
The only legally licensed
Eas,S; agents i'm this county

Almos. all strangers couing here call upon
lis to buy, thus giving US ncr ased facilities
ayer all others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire to sell, correct descrip
ten of their lands with ageneral description
of the quality, situation, distance from tim
her, or amount Of timber owned, improve
,nents price 1 terms Of sale, either verbally.
Or b, mail rs most convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for all good lands
he'd at reasonable prices. Don't delay send-
lug in your descriptions each day that pass
es same chance is lost.
GRAHAM s. NELSON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
Los !!

On Wednesday morning last, on the road
between Ipka and The residence Of VIM. =.
Rogers near Toleia, il largo rcd and green
ladies asihMAei shawn
Tie Gnler BY leaving it, or giving infor-
nation where it cln be recovered either u
my residence, ut the store Of - beaumont
,uka, or at the Post Office, Toledo, will
greatly oblige the loser
A. D. LOWi
Iuka, August 26, lS6o.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20

Can anyOOUv, Who uUSlreS TlVal rall
road, be frightened at these figures?
For State ana an kinds OF county rnr
poses, the Board Of Saporvis rs levied
las';Fall II mills m the dollar; this Fall
their levy is but 10 mills on The doll II,
aid il ca:not be any higher for the max.
three wears. so that With the ni'roa9
tcn of mills on tAe dollar, oar tar can
ret BE greater fA.as IA mills, arhich Is
3 mills less on !he dollar tAaa he tao
are hace JUS, pail Tank Of it men Of
intelligence, and see ii you can afford 10
vote against this rival railroad with ali
its benefits.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
GIy Rll LAND AGENCll

The undersigned sre now prepared to buy
anl sell Real Estate, both improved and un.
improved, pay taxes, rentland examine titles
make eonycyances and attend generally TO
any matters pertaining to the ownership or
conveyance Of real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. vs. have choice lot Of
LANDS for sa e at prices within the reach Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
pissolution or rCopartncrsh,p.

Dissolution or orCopartnership.
Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing nnaer
the name anl irm cf"S. Hnrfight /,
c." il hereby dissolved.
All debts due the old firm will be
collected by s. Bnrright. t.a
The business will bc carried on, al the
old stand hysaU. Bnrriwh, a. Son. ss.In
7a' ts s.. BURRlGHV
J. FOWLER,
Toledo, Iowa, Aug. Il, 1865.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20

Tax Payers Figures.

TIE Boar! Of Super visnrs At its las,
session vote! unarim ,usly TO levy or
the assessment of the county mills on
shc dollar tes the years 15C6, : & s, and
.'onc'e the same 70 the Iowa Central
Railroad Company, upon the condition
that tie road shall run through the
county. Tl.is will make about $1,000
ANY man can cast up what his tax
will be for each year If he knows how
much his assessment is.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
AERt,u uANT TAILOR
tax pleasure to inform the public that
have on hand o
+ U L l. A IS o RT NJ EN- T

Of Broadc'o,hs,
Doeskins,
Fancy cassimercs,
Sattaetts. Cot. onaies,
Silk velvcts, Vestings
Satins,
Marsaile-, Linens, &C., &c.
A fall assortment Of
TAI1.O TRIM NJ GS!
Of the best quality
am prepared at all times to fill order
sent by mail.
Gaa 0cnts male to order IL tic latcs
fashion,
And Warranted to Fit
have all kin Is Of cloth for sslc which
will sell 10 those who do not wish II liavc il
male NJ - my shop IS well rs those Who do
Ess;sD5-yl ABE s.CriES.E,
Manufactured By myself q full stock Of
Coats, Vests and Pants,
", rrantcl not to rip; will SELL as clcap as
anv one in Chicago or elsewhere.
Patr0niZe Home Manufactures
ifyou wish your county 70 prosper,
\ lihelal shars of public patronage respect
fully solicited.
Shop soutc side of TIE Public Square in
Toledo
v.nlO C. BUTrKERElT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
work has commenced

We suppose ground was broken
On he low, Ccntra. Yesterday a, C,da
Iat!s, and big Time {. 'rera hy al
participants. \ general invitation WIS
extended TO al is .i;e;is.s along tie
line. Jei,e Wright Was expected 10
ieliscr an address So work has com
menceL and the Icwa Central is 10 be
pushed right along if,he people d"
what is expected of.'hcm along the line
TIE following We clip from lie Cedar
Falls .Gszeuc" Of the s,h inst.
Already is there corps of engineers To-
eating .ae line between Ceiir Falls anl
fol-la, \ II sra ling VII commence It tn.
former liace on the I9ih inst. As soon IS
the survey shat hive been compl,tel bet
ween tie two above mentioned places the
engineers viii go to osSaloosa, and locate
the route hetNee thSt place and the paint
where the North Missouri raj strikes the
iowa Sta,e line, and worl will also be begun
in that direction this fall
Iowa CSNrRAL-The engineer has SUR
yeyed the route through this county, and
viii Immediately locate the line and est,b-
and easl route, ! grsl; plrt of the distance
being mere surface grade and what few
cuts aud fills there are rs being of the
lish es. character. The Black Hawk is cros-
scd about three miles above Hudson, where
the ppraach from either side IS very favor
able. The line throu RI the county hardly
sweryes fro1, 4 due south course.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
OF
ALL KINDS

CHEAP FOR CASH.
/ ook here every
10 Dody.
JUST RECEIVED to aay. a large as.
sor,ment Of Ladies' Calf, B.lmoral and
Congress Boots & Shoes. Also mems
water proofcalf, kip and cow hide boots
and heavy shoes. For sale cheap At
MILLERS.
ftoErEs, TEA, SUGAR, NobAsEs auei
al staple GROCERIES c.cfp..t
MILI.ER'S.
T.ANn and DRY ngusr, iais,ns, cus.-
rants &c. &c ut
MILLER's.
V,LouR, Goldfish, Maclera. White fish Se-''
sc. At
MILLER'5.
GToNE CROOKS, Jars. Eruitjars Sc
cheap at
MILLl.ER'S.
rIDER, Vinegar, Pals, Tubs, Wash
boards, Rolliug-pins, Butter. ladies chsssrsAsi
MILL ER'S.
NUTS, Candies, Candles, Tobacco 60
eheapat
HAsTILE Rosin and Palm Soap cheap
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-20
mt~S1A LOOK
aMH.ss ~
ha,ts...,.l l-sSF
I HERE.
4 1fyou want good plain b,

- - - - S&sssSs&sb esSAsUs~0S
or 4 srLENDn
CARRIAGE. H.iRIESS,
Call at our shop two doors East of the
Peoples Stcrc.' in Toledo, Iowa and VIC
will suit you to \ IT."
We make all our harness including collars
from the best material and WARRANT our
work.
Our prices arc ard shall always be at the
lowest living rates.
Repairs Of all kinds done upon short no
tice
We also keep for sale good supply Of
saddles, whips, and harness trimmings.
Give us trial and we will guarantee
satisfaction.
HERMAN LAUFER.
Toledo, March 23d, 1866. v7nll
Strnyed hi.ds
From Columbia rp., Tama county, Iowa,
on or about the 10th day Of July 1866, a
dark iron gray mare (ncarly black) years
cu and marked as follows: small white
star Is lorehead, one white hind foot, tail had
been trimmed, hanging about to the hook
joint. Supposed to have strayed off with
stmc Indian ponies. iAny person, who will
take up said mare and give information ol
The whereabouts lf same, will receive liberal
compensation. h8
WM. IT, STannARD. Is
lukn, Tama Co., Iowa.
Sept 7th, 1865.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
New Hoop Skirt for 1865!
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIP-
TIC Tor doubled SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS. BRADLEY CAREY, Gate J. I. 4 ] o.
West SOLE PROPRIET0BS and MANUFACTURE
Frs. OF Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade Streets New
York
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX Ter two)
Elliptic Steel Springs ingeniously braided lightly and
firmly together. edge to edge, making the toughest
most flexible elastic and double spring used They
seldom bend break like the single springs, and
sequenty preserve their perfect and beautiful shape
twice as long any other skirt
The wonderful dcxibilty and great comfort and
pleasure any lady wearing he Elliptic Duplex skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded assem-
hlies. operas carriages railroad church pews arm
chairs, promenade and house dress the * can
be folded when in to occupy small place easily
as sik muslin dress. A lady having enjoyed the
pleas ire, comfort, and great convenience OF wearing
the duplex Elliptic steel spring skirt for single
will never afterwards willingly dispense with their
For children, lnsses and young ladies. they are
superior to all others They the best quality in
every part and unquestiGsby the lightest. de-
sirabe. comfortable. and economical skirt made.
For sale in all fs-cass stores in the United States
and Caradas. Havana, Cuua, Mexico, South America,
and the Vest indies.
~. Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Skirt. 29-m3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
Ordinance NO. 5.

TIE President and r vstees Of the Village
Of Dodgeodle, do ordoin as Jolloars.'
SEC. /. ANY person or persons who
Shall wiIllully destroy, n'utllate, injure, OF
remove any tomb, monument, grave stone,
building, or other structures, placed in any
cemetery in the Village of Dodgevile, or
any fence, railing, or other work for the
protection or ornament thereof, or who
shall wiIlfuly destroy any tree, shrub or
plant within the limits Of such cemeterys,
shall be deemed guilty Of misden,eanor and
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not
less than five dollars, nor more than fifty
dollars
SEC. I'd. Any person or persons who
shall wilfully drive or turn in amy animal
or al im.ls into any cemeteries in theViilage
Of Dodgevile, for the purpose of pasturing,
shall be deemed guilty Of misdtmcanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined
rot more than fifty dollars, nor less than
FIVE dollars
WILLIAM IIENDY, Village Pres't.
Attest,
". j. WRlGGLEswoRTu, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
Meeting Of the Village Board
Of Trustees.
Nav Doth 1898.

May Doth, 1855.
Present, VIM. Hendy, President. VIM.
Harris, J. j. Cornish, Thos Carkeek Sam'I
Hoskins, Trustees.
Meeting convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the pres;-
dent.
Minutes Of previous meeting were read
and approved.
On motion, the standing committee were
instructed 10 authorize the Road Oyerseer
to put bridge al the junction of Fountain
and Union Streets The dimensions Of the
bridge to be thirtytwo feet long and four
feet wide
Ordinance No. ) was read first, second
and third time and passed.
Ordinance No. 6 was read 1st, Cd and Sd
time, and passed.
On motion, tn Bond of John r. Rob
erts was accepted.
The bill Of George Sims was read and al
lowed
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Oh the Goth inst
W. j. WRIGGLEswoRTH,
Village Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
Fourth Of July.

We have received quite number Of let
tiers from boys now III the army, stating that
they expect TO be home in time TO celebrate
the fourth OF July with their friends i'll
Dodgeville. We ask our citizens are they
going to give our boys a chance Or are
they going to compel them to 90 elsewhere
u celebrate for tney viii without fail Gel
citrate that day, and do it thoroughly too.
They expect you 1t home here, to make the
arrangements, and they are looking for
ward with high anticipatons to "a glorious
time on tho fourth After four years o.
battle, long marches weary toll, hardshipS
and suiIcrlngs. eur country saved, oul
cause triumphant, race delivered by THEN
valor and perseverance, they richly deserv,
q more glorious celebration than has ever
been given in this part Of the country
We have greater cause to rejoice than cyu
before. Once more we can point proudly
to an untarniShed and immaculate flag
Once more we can laul to the skies tn
American Eagle, for his i'm rial bearing
and lordly attributes. Once more we can
claim to be one of the greatest powers Of
the earth. But more than this, we can now
claim that we have free government as
well rs a strong one. We can now claim
that we have demonstrated to the world.
the hitherto doubted fact, that republican
form Of government is the most Just and
equitable. the most able, and best calcula-
ted to stand attacks from without and with
in. Such beng the case, it i, most meet
and proper that we Shonld observe the APP
preaching holiday in manner never here
tofore eqnalcd. Cannons should belch
forth the joyful intelligence to the world,
that through smoke. fire and blood the en-
sign Of Freedom has been proudly and
steadily carried by the braveSt men tn
sun ever shone on. Bells should ring forth
in joyful tones, the songs of a nation re-
deemed and purified, passing through the
furnace of civil discord, only to emerge once
more better, freer, more liberal and more
powerful than ever Silver-toned orators
should breathe forth the thanks of the ma
ton to the heroes who return to their
homes, loaded with trophies of victory over
treacherouS foe, for the noble and manly
manner IN which they have indicated our
rights, and sustained our government and
the national honor And a dirge, deep,
low, and sorrowful, should be sung for
those brave heroes, who, through the mis-
fortunes ofwar, have not been permitted to
return to enjoy this grand jubilee. All
these things should take place, and from
our exchanges we see that they are to take
place in other localities, and it remains for
you to say if We in Dodgeville shall be be.
hind our sister villages in celebrating the
nations birthday, and welcoming our brave
defenders. Let US one and all turn in and
get up scch celebration as We shall not
be ashamed of.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

niARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.-We have ex-
- amined great number of letters from some of
the most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and Coyinp-
ton etc speaking in the highest terms of Dr. Strick
lana Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure of darrhea
ana dysentery. The letters too long to publish
mr. woods, OF Covngton, says he was pronounced in
cufabe by the best doctors in Cincinnati and one bot
tie OF Dr. stIckland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for months with the
worst form OF diarihea and dysentery
hother saws lac was discharged from the United
after suffering in the hospital for months
as hcurahie and as last resource tried Strickland
AntChoiera Mixture he got we'll directly and has now
entered the army again in good health One man
writes ne mas cured seven eight very bad cases Of
arhea and dysenrery in the barracks he was in with
"ne D." Tie Of this valuable medicine In fact we copld
M nal cur paper with similar items from these letters
!" ny Goes not our government .ecure This valuable
preparation Our army ought TO b. supplied with it.
~ y ui snort time since of our len laid i'm
very low condition at of our Cincinnati Hospitals
ms vile was sent for the doctors considered his an
nopeiens case NE however, gave him Strick land )
AhtlOhoieraMlxture. and in three weeks he was able
~ feturh nome with his wife 70 New Richmond o..
Al these cases right at home speak for themselves
we nope ali the soldiers will put hotrle in their
khapacks It may save them some of their comrades
34-w5 1 f 'te-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

w-The chronological JournM for June
has just arrived to all appearances it is a
good number 1t contains a portrait OF
Richard Cobden, the English Reformcr,
with a sketch of his life; an article on
"Phrenology Examined" the usual extracts
from the New Dictionary, an editorial art-
Gle on the treatment Of the conquered, -
and variety of other articles OF sound com
mon sense and scientific research. 1t is
Published by Fowler & Wells, No. 389,
Broadway, New York. at 81, 90 year.