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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
ITO THE NERVOUS.


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Several months since Dr. D. c. MOREHEAD OF this city,
made chemical discovery which he 70 believe would
form the basis for valuable remedial preparation in dis
Of the Nervous System Medicine has little bene
6cia influence In these prevalent Disorder that
than ordinary nducement continue experiments
with the OF perfectng and testing the value
article Of very novel and agreeable character
finally perfected and then the Important
instituted Of testing its real value supply Of the
article which designated as q "NEURkf.GIC AN
requesting them TO have II tried in their families
among their friends who suffering from
plants This private test has been highly gratifying and
coursgnR the Discoverer and demand created
received numerous letters many from ladies' advising and
requesting him place the article sale and make It's
have permitted him 10 comply with those suggestions
but he able 70 inform those who may be interested In
the remedy that he has nearly completed
for that purpose Due notice will be given Of hs public In
PRODUCTION. MEANWHILE the nervous will please possess
their nerves In pstience.n d. o. MOREHEAD, M. d.,
10 Walker street
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IFTOm the ChafIeHton fOHIef.J
We learn that Mr. George NJ Walker, the popular and
efficient FIRST officer OF the steamship Fulton, has been
rendered The command OF steamer building in New
aro personally acquainted with Mr. Walker and know
him TO be one Of the most careful and Ia every respect
most trustworthy commanders that ever sailed ship
what VT walker does not Know about ship " not
worth knowing lie has lived on the fro M his
yoh'h NJ, and we congratulate tho owners of The on
hmplaied line ~ steamers That they have secured the
SERVICES ot an officer sesscd Of such qualities
az IL Nj " Walker
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LETTER FROM Mr.. STEPHENS.
WASHINGTON n e. Fah II |


Dona MARCxLIIxA FEIIz DE DoMNGuEz wife OF the old
soldier, jose Mario DoIninguex, who up TO Alta
California with Of the earliest expeditions from
Sonora before 1850 and who planted tho famous grape
OF Santa Barbara, died at Santa Barbara Mission
California, on the 9th Of May, aged los ycars-
Drowned while bathing in the Hudson June 10,
ADDISON GARRISON COURTNEY, aged 10, brother Of d. c.
Courtney Assistant United States District Attorney The
deceased was young man Of considerable attanments
being highly educated and with most promising future
before him.
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ARkEST OF AN ALLEGED HOTEL THlEF.
Charles Bird bartender, twenty three years OF age
residing in Prince street. yesterday aragncd before
Justice Hogan, charged with stealing $3.50 in cash and
gold watch worth $3.50 from James Arnold residing al
No Hl Broadway on the night Of the 9Th ult Mr. Ar
mold occupying at the Revere House, Broad.
way and during the night the said Bird entered his
sleeping apartments and up his fArnold clothes
which lay stand In the vest pocket OF Mr. Arnold
the property in question After Bird left the
the money and watch Immediately missed but the
Bird had flown and was not until yesterday
when he arrested by officer Kennedy OF the Four
teenh precinct On the evidence before the magistrate
he committed the prisoner 10 the Tombs for trial In
default Of 81 900 bail.
CAPTURE OF A LIGHT FINGERED OPERATOR In
RAILROAD CAR.
Mrs Sophronia Ackerson and her husband residing at
No 30 Eighth avenue riding up In Of the
Eighth cars, Thursday evening, when Mira A.
felt Juggling at the pocket Of her dress In
few moments afterwards she missed pair of gold spec
taccs, valued at ten dollars, and suspecting the
sitting beside her, communicated her suspicious Mr.
Ackcrson. He immediately seized the young man, who
gave his name as william T. Johnston, and on searching
him. the missing spectsces found concealed In the
inside pocket OF his Johnston also had In his pos
session q diamond pin valued at one thousand dollars
which supposed 10 have been stolen. The accused Is
only nineteen years OF age and recognized
pert light fingered operator, who IN far from being
stranger 70 criminal authorities Justice Dodge
mitted Johnston for trial. In default Of thousand dol
lars bail.
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CAPTURE OF LIGHT FINGERED OPERATOR
RAILROAD CAR.
TeIegraphfc Facilities i'm New Hamp-
shire.

CENTRE HAHBoR N H., June 80, 1868
The American Telegraph Company have this day com
peted their line through this village to North Conway
The Office will be opened 10 morrow, July ], for public
business Their Offices all the Mountain hotels and
on the summit OF Mount Washington, will be reopened
for The season on Monday July 8
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From the Macon (Ga. TELEGRAPH I
The Family OF Alexander II. stephens.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE herald.

LowuLlE, Lewis county, N. y, Juno 20, 1895.
Tho letter, Of which enclose copy, contains few
items Of family history interesting present in
nection with the public and personal history Of it's
writer, applicant for tho national pardon The
facts think, have not appeared and the copy Is At
your service. The envelope bears the frank Of Alex.
ander as . mcmber of Congress. Yours, truly,
w. HUDSON STEPHENS
LETTER FROM Mr.. STEPHENS.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb IL, 1854
DEAR sR-Your letter Of the 9Th INST. was received
yesterday. All the information ! can give you the
point is this: my grandfather's name was Alexander
Stephens; he was born in 1870 somewhere in England,
but whore do not know he emigrated TO this country
about 1746 and settled In Pennsylvania or at least he
lived in that state just before and during the Revou
tionsry He married tho daughter of Andrew
Baskins, who owned the place al the mouth Of the
Juniata river, worry noted stand. After the war he
moved TO Georgia. where he lived until 1813 he died at
ninety three years Of age II he had any relatives in
this country am not OF IT, The Stevens" are
Wcsh think hut whether originally from the Same
stock as the Stephens" am unable 70 give Opn-
Ion The name Stephens appears early in English his
tory Yours, respectfully,
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
W. II. STEPHENS, Copenhagen, NJ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER, AT MoKEN-
~ zIE co ~ plumbing establishment IS West Fourth
street. of Greene.
The Diaphragm Filter invention regarded BY the
leading plumbers Of this city and generally professional
and scientific gentlemen en-
Gent apparatus for the publication Of under
II has been awarded gold and three silver
American and Maryland Institutes and by
Mechanics Charitable Assocaton and approved Of
most eminent chemist with additional mprovements).
The Diaphragm Filter, manufactured by ALEXANDER
MCKENZIE SB Fourth street. the kind Of hitter
which alluded IN my recent report TO the Croton Board
consider the artificial sandstone which constitutes
medium TO be excellent article for purpose The
instrument Qutedurable and requires
casionaly 10 insure liz action.
JAMES B. Chiffon, n. d., Chemist
NEW YoRx April rs 1862 ' .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

The spr,ngsat Sharon hold about forty grains Of solid
matter in quart Of water but while they contain sui
plate Of magnesia they have iron, Of the sui
phurctted hydrogen and not half much magnesia as
fhe Newbury There two good country hetc's at this
place and the prce Of board is but dollars week
The country around beautiful there fine views
from eminence near the village.
81 Johnseury is large manufacturing place, supply
ing the whole country with weights and scales and
several costly and elegant residences Passing along
numerous active and thriving villages VIC reach Barton
for along timo the terminus OF tho Passumpeic road IL ~
formerly used for boating and gold has been
found here In small quantities. From thence 70 Newport
tho lake is about twenty seven miles should here
remark that all along this part of the route the
skrted by beautiful lakes and at few miles distance ~
the celebrated Wlloughby lake place or great resort
having line hotel and remarkable scenery, which OF
iself deserves particular description but for which
have at present no time and the HELD presume has
space
SINGULAR CUTTING
The road here passes through remarkable cutting II
IN sratlned clay and sand hundred and seventy
eight ieet above the sea aud ninety feet above the
lake These deposits In regular and thin layers present
nrcmsrkabe appearance and have been thought worthy
Of particular notice by sir William Logan the great
Canadian geologist
rHK LAKE. AND HOTEL
Pni train proceeds and lands us in front of the
Nemphre magog Hotel structure 2I5 by 100
feet with three tiers Of pazzas completely surrounding
IT, and giving 10 each story delightful promenade and
views unsurpsssable IL Is only recently finished ia very
commodious has bedrooms which would dsarm even the
oroism OF the HERALD very large dining room gene
ra parlOr Of equal size, and sitting rooms
around hall also OF large proportions The table liz
served IN the modern style and vol provided Among
he kperalliies are the lake trout and Canada mutton
this last being Of remarkably fine flavor, being well fed
and not over driven before IL reaches the table The
eastern township OF stansead just the line produces
fheep IN large numbers which the proper may
Ne entering the village daily In fOcks of hundreds
their way 70 the New York aud Boston markets.
The 6rst thing the traveller docs s 10 rush 10 The
plszzas and take his first view Of the lake II is Lake
q oIge, on very large scale and has already given
Ioyment 10 our beet photographers In attempts
fer ~ beauties TO their carter The bright aud
pure
Though deep, yet clear.
Though gentle yet not dull
Strong without rage.
Without o Sriowing full -
Sar away IN front VI the spectator fon Tho
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Whereabouts OF Rebels.

We learn from a rebel officer that Trusten Polk has
gone to Cuba; that Waldo p johnson and Thomas c.
johnson In Virginia short time ago. and that Mon
roe N. Parsons has gone TO Brazil These and few
other prominent Mssourans did not think IL safe for
them TO return home, they anticipated sharing the
fate of JEFF Davis
HOWELL COBB.
From the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
Howell Cobb in Macon, recently, and il IL plea
SAINT 70 know he counses the part of the people,
cheerful and prompt obedience to the constitution and
laws Of the country He believes that slavery forever
future Of the South the contrary he believes that
bright future s ahead and thinks il only remains for the
people TO put forth their bost energies toward developing
the resources Of the country TO insure commercial
perity and success When asked his probable fate he
replied that he though would be the that OF all
original secess0nss before the war; and those who had
occupied the same position with him since. He
pressed confidence In the ability and integrity Of Pres
be conciliatory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
NEwy NM AND PATRIOTIC MUSIC FOR THE FOURTH

NEW AND PATRIOTIC MUSIC FOR THE FOURTH
IN of July.
THE NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE SONG, with patriotic
and spirited words soul stirring melody and jubant chorus
BY K6nrad Trueer.
"Shout redcmption's come,
The Nation is free $50 cents.
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME BOYS.n BY A. Dis
ody.-30 cents. =
revlle as an Introduction charming melody with patriotic
words and chorus.-30 cents.
"DE LORD HE MAKE us FREE, The Freedmen,s
Minstrel Song Very comic words and brilliant mcody-
W. JENNINGS DENoREsr, 50 Beekman street
Sold by all Music Dealers sent post free receipts Of
price
The National Jubilee Prize Song furnished osanisss
and leaders Of bands free by mall application.
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MRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
Il MILDRED ARKELL.

AHhEIL, BY MRS. HENRY WOOD, Il
printed from the authors manuscript advance proof
Sheets and Is published and this all boksel
ers complete in large duodecmo volume COO pages
Price 81 ~ In paper cover, 81 in cloth.
Mildred Arke1 Is delightful work. by lady whose dra-
matte OF incident and vgor Of romantic conception
hardly equaed by authorizes and
very rarely we light upon work OF fiction likely
fascinate and fix the readers attention this
Mrs Woods, Mildred Arke II s very powerfully writ
ten intense throughout with earnest purpose cIevey
artistic outline detail both Of which sketchcd and
filled by the skilfu hand Of who has life
all its varied shades.n
II 10 published and for sale by
T. Is. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS,
31 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Copies sent free Of postage receipt Of retail price
For sale by A. BRADY ~ Ann street. and by all other
booksellers and agents in New York and everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

BERMUDA June l7--Arr brig II A Pitt Prudden, NYork
Turks rsandsl NYork; 2th, Eliza Barth Firth, NYork.
GRAyD CAYMAN June 8--No vessels In port
QUEBEC, June 24-Arr ship Othello, Tnkham Hamburg
ROTTERDAM June l4In port ship Wilcox, Maner, disg-
would proceed 10 Cardiff and load coal for NYork
June l6In port barks Paadn, Brown, for Bal
more 10 days. Magma Charta Br, Hartgan. for NYork
days
fIcnsUcro Juno is-Arr bark Morales, croscup, New
York.
suRIsAn SIN port brig Autumn Br), Pusfcr from
Boston; schr Prince Of Wales (Br) MrQuinn.
ST JoHH, NIB June 26-Arr bark Jane Ring, Thompson,
Nyork brig Bs.se York Allen do Sid 18th ship Thorn.
Liverpool; bark Marin henry. Prince, Penarh Roads
Cid 2sth. ship Edith Child, Liverpool
TuRKs IiSps juno 2-Arr schr Coral Isle, stubbs New
York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AkEmcAN LLoYDs-The third Supplement TO the new
volume Of the American Loyds Is VOW being delivered
Subscribers from the Offices Of IS Wall
Is Broad streetA This No has new Names with full par
ncnlars OF each vessel besides many resurveys.
BRIG PRINCESS DAGnAR Br) from New York for Montreal
with cargo Of molasses Cape Sable 10Th
Inst leaking badly. Cargo must bs discharged.
with cargo Of wheat Petersburg va and It Is feared
she Is lost netting has been heard Of her since
The was % tons register built at Elizabeth City
in andra ted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

nON'T GO OUT OF TOWN WITHOUT BOTTLE OF
~ DR.. TOBIAS celebrated Venetian Lniment: Is .
tain cure Of colo diarhGa and dysentery fails in
Group, besides being good for burns bruises
&C. worth lie weight in gold Only paw 10 cents
for IT, Sold by all the druggists Depot Cortiandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

North again Of Wells river Ia the junction Of the Pas
sumpsic and Connecticut rivers the former equang the
latter In beauty and picturesque effects On II Ia the
nourishng village OF - Johnsbury short distance
north OF Newburythe latter pleasant place noted
pccialiy for it's possessing several valuable mineral
springs " less general reputation than they deserve The
following the analysis Of the principal one quart OF
water contains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

no TO THOMAS r. AGNEw'S, $50 AND 262 GREEN.
" witch street corner OF Murray and there you will lnd
Teas Conees Fish Flour everything else cheaper thar
any store In New York One price house
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
SGisGc

The undersigned would rosifs Inc citizens
ef Tana c"nn.y, that they Will frd his
Morgan Horse III The care u Nm Hilmon. TT
To'cs,o, the onsniaE season. His old customers
are invited together NTH those wishing 10
ynironzs he best stable horse IL the eour,y
Toledo, Iowa, April lst, 1866
IN s.. {. Il. HAYES
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
r.,s,-yrn-:,> z,i.s, .ssH

The subscriber iasinr saieat his residence.
1t Spring Greek ii Fama 60, 4 large and
pleal;l lot Of fruit trees, consisting OF an
extensive va1iety Of aprle trees, cherry
trees, }lgm trees, pear trees &c with \ var
ETY. Of grapes eafrants, goseaefries, Ever
greens AID SArubhery fer yards and gar
aeaa.
Now i The time II purchase these aasf ] .
prescns seasia promises extremely favor sole
Tor ,ransplan,ing. T&ey can be passtasel
very toN At ny Anrsetr
c. y kNiyT,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
Ts.c only xseavSe Ia. tie I 0unfy
Ian d for Sale.

ANY enc wishing 70 purchase ,hc North
Yves; quarter q soash West quarter Of Seo-
ton II, Township IS !aI1e II being so4ty
acres III fama County, near buckingham,
cau lesrn all particulars ny addressing
Niss SARAH + WOOD,
Eliunncl
rgolia Ge nl.ae;s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
HO * "a H.

-. The weather this spring is rather
col and the Spring backward. Las
Tuesday morning we were visited WIN
u light frost.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
NOTICE.

Notice r Hereby given that ny wife
Rehccca !. has lef, my bed aud board With
ont calse or prvocation, AID ! f,i.ia ANY
one harhoring or trustng her on my aecour t
Toledo Ar,il ...ii ISIS.
Er. RICE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

We motto hat he improvements
in and around the public square are
d Wy progressing. jog them along.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

80. Henry Z.hrnng At the Cheap
fash Store has received large supply
If spring and summer goods. The
stock is fine and he il bound to sell.
Call and examine if you wish to be
suited.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

Will those whom we have selcc
It'd to make report IF their townships,
Please send in their reports.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

Galley & Johnston Of onr town
arc now agents for the very popular
Ian the zoos, which - now ben.
i,ken mp rapidly. Go TO them if you
wish TO invest in it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

.lfthc gentleman who tried TO
a,ll 10 Mr.. Miller, Ne Jcw-ler, Il ladies'
Id and enamcled sleeve button, last
Monday morning will please rcinrn i
to this office ha will be suitably reward
el. The button belongs To Mrs. \. =.
Wir'iny who lost It last Sabbath. lie
j llease rpcollect that he has been
Informed To wnom it belongs and that
d la. acknowledged he found il. We
h ps he will see fit to come forward
: ,un aud return it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

vatIIE 10 sEosNesS Oi NOl.nly
~ Rsgisis.
Notice il hereby gryea 10 NH oersons nho
taay Loli Bounty Warrants on The County
flsasery ST Tara teaaty Iowa nIn.le re,i
from one CID h ststy ,hni inclusive, 10 pre-
sent the same o tie County Treasurer ;, hiS
atace IN letsio tar paysaeat 1ithin % days
trotA lh's ate af he interest thereon f,on.
sAat date Tri ees4e
latct At laielo Ip.a Ills I'll day "a
Agr. 4. y, lstt5
IN or'er 81 the Eoart n Supervisor,
l3Atfp Il AlfGLGATE
laxt slvi1.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
The interest amounts to

Notes or all the denominations usnal viii
be promptly tn,ni.ir.i Gp,a receipt ,f slh-
scriptie 's aal the notes forwarded a once
The ia,ercsf to the 18th June next NJ be
paid IN advance. This IS
TIE Oily ION IL 'TtHEs..T
offered by The Government, and It con-
iilent!y expected that It's superior advantages
will make It tie
Great rc.nlcr Lean OF Tie People.
less than 100000 600 Of the Loan au-
thori7el by the last Corgr are now on the
market. The amount, at the rate a. sch;ch
il is being absorbed, will all be suhscr he'd
for within tonr months when the notes vii
undoubtedly command a premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the SUI
ririions 10 ell er Leans.
In order tlat cijizers &C every town and
section of the calntry N W ha aiForle j facil-
ties for taking the loan the National Banks,
State Banks, anl Private Bankers through
out the country have generally agreed to re-
ceive Subscriptions TT Tar. subScibers will
select their own agents, in whom they have
confidence, m VINO only are t, b, RESPONSE
bic TO- the delivery OF the notes for Which
they receive orders.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

49,. 1t will he seen hy new advertise.
J. ent that notwithstanding his late i'll
n IS, Mr.. S'cwar, i still KNOCKING away
III the mercantile business. ut luka ana
e aims from success in purchasing
4, be able 10 knock prices down. We
hcye 40 for they have been advancing
] t.'y. Go and sec.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

Moline Clipper r.oss.
Particular attention is scallel to our assert
men: 81 7. Z. Sa.Hhs
CAST CAST STEEL li.OWS -
Large size breaking F"u1ss, miti and
ari5hoat trHchs.
Wakefield corn pfan.els, which a.e the
best in use. We have $50 tie best assorf-
ment Of forts spades, skoye!s, hoes AMI ri ses-
in this market also has Tets Of all sfnds
measures of all kinls. e4lrrf combs ealti,,
horse rnshes, coffee mills. wash boards.
selves. huct. saws saw hari~ az bows clothes
Nringers wel.tuc iets. flax AM woe, wheels
hroonls hed-eards, haiess, pals. wash-tuhs.
Wooden. bowls. grina-ssonts aud hangincs,
f.rh m 1 hoe handles % Al. ssr.s and sizes,
also general assortment Of wagon : staff,
consisting 9! hubs, fel'ecs. sawed ano bent
srcies, nNcls. tongues, hnggy pots and shafts
finished ani unfinished.
i,so, 'erge sali'l y Seh1tt'frs and Haeas,
W'roa<,a1 Wrsoas
In calling attention TO the above articles
we 10 not claim that We have bought or can
seA eteener than anshaly we>, Of caicaro ---
We 10 claim however, flat We have bought 4
large sioc < and rs cheap asa ANY one also can
iuv all Of xhieh we intent to sell nj prices
MAT will warrant Those in need of our gc0ls,
IN hu,ilg iheaA. Call and examine Tor Your
selves.
GRAHAM \ NELSON,
Tolcda, Iowa, March lo lcda. II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

-. See notice Of Republican county
invention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

We notice that Mr.. Cochran has
u ont his grocery to DR.. Miller who
now runs Il. institution.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11
t,ctr USE The Ka.;sah5a.5..:s-.SS.

In diseases OF TIE rlcoi, Iunors the Face any
and eve ). pr 9. II \, ~, Extra. Sa-sG-stif A.
plying Pinl.s AMI al ,Ntrri! i.1,-li oeEiu lions
the .1rovc Rosa Was.
Csete Extract Rncu far 81 Diseases reqlr'as tAe al
Of Dire..c cvc-t tess s Ia Csisa 0-..as. sac'
Goaorl,ara AMI Gle \: in taese tie EA;s.s. lpt.l
and isjcc; w.,il The Improved. Rose NASH
CO. THESE EXTRACTS HAVE rsEv ADMITTED
TO Us. ~ TIL. UNITED STATS aGll, al as,a
IN very general use II all the STATE HOSPITALS Az
rC.s.. INSTITUTIONS throughout TIC lan>,, VI |
IN pirate practice AM considered i.va.uab.>
remedies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

-. Rev. Mr. Simmons formcrl,
chaplain Of the 18th Iowa Regt. de
li,err,i = very good address at the
Presbyterian church week ago last
evening in the interest ofihe Iowa
. liiers Orphan Asylum. Some new
subscriptions were raised and some old
ones paid up.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

A half mile north Of town, last
Sabbath, Rev. Mr.. Mallory # the NJ.
+ Church, baptized nine persons by
i,nm-r.inn. Immediately Succeeding
'hi4 ceremony Rev. Mr.. Kerns, Of the
United Brc'hcrn Church, baptized in
lie same manner six persons at the
zane place. Three weeks previous, The
Rev. Mr.. Mcssor, of the Free WI,
PaLtis: Church, baptized a. the same
lace seven or eight persons.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-11

-. Capt. S'oddar'l informs us that
! E has received letter from his BROTH
~, who commands company { Of tie
1Uh Iowa Reg, stating tha, h. has re
.eived orders u prepare for mastering
~, his company. We learn that the
II h Iowa is also about to be mustered
.u,, and also number Of other Iowa
regiments. and that the army is to be
reduced 10 lGO, 900.