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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
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TOL e y %, 10 W 4.
WEDNESDAY. NOV Is, 1868


Sn6 EbCCI1OuDs
The late elections in Illinois, Wis
consin, Minnesota, New York, New
J .rsey and Connecticut, passed off
M 'st glor;o ,sly Cor sha Republican I'm
ion party. II o made clean sweep
Of it every where, and usna.ly with IN
creased maj ,ri,ics. The Democracy
tried the same po.sun game in Chicago
that they tried in this State, BY getting
up "scldlcrs ticket" and got just as
signany defeated. New Jersey ,s re-
deemed. She has come up ont OF the
land Of the Egyptians, washed herself
from her ancient filth, and stands re-
generated, fally clothed in the .potlesa
robes e The Union. She gives lie
Iub'icar majority ct about 800, being
cain Of abort 10000.
New York gives m" rrty of about
20 600, Wisconsin 5000, Minnesota
5000, Connecticut and Illinois have
both made large gains. and last, but not
as,, comes the Territory Of Colorado,
with q population OF about p 600. She
has gone Uni, u. but how much We can
no. say. She gave 2 maj ority Of l55
f,.r the new constitution aud 10 be ad
ni!,pd as State, bat went heavy
against negro suffrage; and, in fact, 80
did Wisconsin and all other places
where the question his been submiste1
tC the people,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

Henry Ward Beecher lately had an
inler>iev ul.h P,esident Johnson, with
which he reports himself highly pleased
He SAYS :hat the President stated to
him that no State which had par,icl-
pa,ed in ,hv rebellion should be allowed
to YeSnrnc its fine. status until il had
adopted the antislavery cohs,itu' ional
amendment and provided for the pro
lection OF the freedmen.
II such are really the sentiments OF
President Johnson, We opine the late
honeyed words Of the Democracy will
soon he turned into bitterness and ami
mostly. We hope the reported state
mcnt is true.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
Attpst
DAVID y. AfPELGiTE
Clerk of Board 81 Supervisors

o! County canyassefs Q! said county hell on
the 10Th l.y ~ October 4 h. leti il ap-
rcarel that twelve hundred anI fourteen
{l2l q ,otcs was cas-. in said county at said
election on said proposition of which number
For the Donation had One thousand and
thirteen lol3t votes ard against the Do
nation had two iIundrel and One t20l) J
votes. 4 majority Of all the votes caat at
said election being in favor OF said propo-
sition the same was declared to be duty
adopted anG ordered to be ;, recorded ard .
proc fanatic Of the sare published as ~
quirei BY Law.
lu witness whereof ] have he-eunso set
my hand this 10th day Of October 1865.
l;y order Of the Board of Supervisors
DAVID b. APPELGATE
Clerk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
NO a.

New DEPor.- The Dubuque and
Soth Western Railroad Company are
building a new depot in this city, near
the old depot Of the Chicago - North
Western r. r. Cedar Valsryi
Ttia:es
Governor Stone is in receipt Of nu
mer,us letters fr, m men in other states
congr atalatirg him, on his bold vindi :
cation : equal right'r aud his trinm..
puant election on sHch q platform
The L. 8. District Court, will con-
vene at ->nhuque on the 2lst inst
Marshal Mellendy informs US that
several importan. cases viii be tried
Four Of Treasury Notes
are now in custody, t~o Of them in the
Jail OF Linn county, and the others IN :
Dubuque. Two NAL robbers, Cherry
and Parker, the former from Delaware,
and the latter from. Cerrc Gordo
county, will also come 10 trial Several
cases ct violation Of the Internal Re
venue Law will DC investigated State
Pegis,er.
Ey . note from Mr. Ell. Layton the
excellent Warden ofthc Pcnitentiary
al Fort Madison, we learn that there
are now g, convicts-tWo Of whom are
women-n the State Prison. The War
den's house IS nearly 6M>hed, and tho
chapel and hospital buildings are being.
rapidly pushed to eoEple,icn-Gote
City
RETURNS OF CRIMINAL Cases
Editors Regi,ts,, In the year 1861.
there were Is, cases Of criminal prooo.
cu'ions in this State, as returned BY Il =
Clerks Of the District Courts Of the
several counties therein Of these Z
pe sons were senlea:ed 10 be hung.
(t,e sentence M one case vas committed
70 i,a prispnmen, for l.ful " we're ee0'
tcuce,I 10 imprisonment tn the Peniten.
tiary, including the commuted seatenc !.
t. pay fines and costs and imprison
,Denl in county ills; IL 70 pay 6n. =
and - TO county ja,'; to pay coas<
and be imprisoned in county j,il 15
to be imprisoned IL county ialL making
3s who were Imprisoned in eeaaty jsii
with va,ions other penalties stsashsd !.
II 10 pay fines and costs and commit.ed'
until paid /; l69 to pay fines; 10 70 pay
costs; IS discharged on payment Of
costs; liquor destroyed and costs !:
! fined. costs, and rccog.; S to keep
the peace; compromised under tho
statue no pros. l executed by sold.
iers 81 dismissed; 81 acquitted; a
not tried Is not gnil,y; . escaped !.
6 no, scn,srced; Is still pending 20
sentences not reported. There are q
counties in which there have been no.
criminal prosecutions during the year
and nine counties have made no report :
-Des Holmes Register.
! - n wn,aur.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

Somebody has started small daily
paper At Iowa City.
A place without telegraph is 70
place at all in which 70 publish dali.
paper.
The MeGregor Western Railway
is extending its line through Chickasaw
county.
Gov. Stones majority is abo,,, ls,-
200.
Work on the Cedar RAPIDS and S..
Paul railroad has been commenced a,
Sh;ll>burg in Benton county.
AT a recent meeting Of Farmers
club in Dubuque it was proved by
close calc nlation that to fence np three
fourths OF the State Of Iowa into So
acre lots it, would cost the enormous
snm of one hundred and sixty cigh,
million seven hundred AND fifty ,hou.
sand dollars.
A near as can now be asoertained
the Legislature Of this State, which
convenes on the second NJ nday Of next
January, will stand as follows:
Senate-Repnblicans 43
Democrats 5
IIouse-Republlcans So
Democrats Is
Giving Republican majority Of loo
on i,in, bal,Jt..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
rSTRAY HORSE.

Taken up b, William Young In Tsm;..
county, Iowa, a dark bay kor,e fifteen and
half han y high small STAR in the forehead.
some white on the hind right foot light made.
and from Is to Is ye,rs old. Appraised at
$AO Proceedings lad before joseph islsa.-
J.P
Tole q Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1865
DAVID y. APPFLGATE, Clerk.
by &c erge Bailey. rcputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

A, the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Tama county, duly holden At
Toledo in said county, beginniug on The
first Monday Of September 4 y. lso, the
following proceedings were daily resolved
and ordered to-wit; That Al the General
election to be holden on the second Tuesday
Of October 4 D. 1865, there shall be sub
mi,,ed 10 the legal voters Of Tama county,
the following proposition, to-wit; Whether
.he county Of Tama viii donate the sum Of
forty thousand dollarA to the Iowa Cen
tral Rail Road Co to hs L.ca in bull lug the
Iowa Central Railroad within ssiI county
provided, said road runs through ihc county
North and South, and that tsx cs 4 mills
on the dollar be levied upon the assessment
and valuation Of the property in said county
for the years \. b. lSoU, sol lists, 10 pay the
same to be aid out At the discretion OF the
Board Of Supervisors Therefore ii is pro
cl,ime hy order OF sail Boa,I sf sHper,i
sors that said proposition be voted upon in
The following form 10 wi, Those ,ntsnlin9
e s.te f,f said pr, position shall. have writ
tcn or p4lntsa WI heir respective ballots
For lie donation
AMI hose intending &c vie against the
same shall have printed or written on
ihe;r respective ballots the following words
.s.raiust the ponation
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
70 the qaali0ed v0leSs Of Tom0
County Iowa.

At the regular meeting Of the Boari Of
Supervisors, Of Ta'Da county, Iowa, duly
Aeld at Toledo, ,he County Seat Of said Couu-
~, beginning IN the FIRST Monday Of Sept,
A. y. 1865 the following proceedings, we're
duly ,esolvcd and ordered 10 Wit; That 81
the general election to he holden, on the Ind
Tuesday cf October A. y. 1865, there shall
be submitted, to the legal voters of said
county the following propositions. TO. wit j.
Whether the County Of Tama, shaft devote,
the Swamp Lands. and the proceeds Of the
same belonging to said county to, and for
the bus ding Of the Iowa Central Railroad,
within sail county, and across the same,
North And South. Therefore, 1t is hereby
tha, Electors intending 10 vote
for said proposition shall have written or
printed on their respective ballots, the fol.
lowing words;
''For the Swamp Land appropriation
and those electors, intending 10 vote asains
said proposition, shall have written. or prin
cd, on their respective ballots;
"a gaiast the Swamp Land appropriation
Proclaimed by-rorder Of said Board Of
Supervisors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
rsTRAy MARE COLT.

Taken up by loAh fife st biz rssidenos IN
Toledo ownship, Tama county, lava, cole
hno. MARI c,n with some white on both
b, nd feet, poor in flesh and supposed % %
Two years old last spring. Apr aissd st
Se5. Proceedings had before N Fisher J. Z.
Toledo, lows, Nov. 10Th. 1865
DAVID D. APPELGATE, Clerk.
BY George L. Bailey. Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

WHEREAS Al the General election held on
the 10th day Of October 4. y. 1865 in the
county Of TaMa and State Of Iowa the foS-
lowing proposition was submitted 70 tn,
qualified electors Of said county to wit
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

CALLEl & JOHNSTON have just received
NJ the largest stock OF General Merchan-
disc ever imported to this county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
Attest
DAVID u. APPRECIATE,


81 Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors.
And whereas at the meeting o. the Board
Of county eanvassers Of said county held on
the 10th day of October A. D. ls65 it ap
peared that Eleven Hundred and ninety-eight
tllaS votes was cast in said county o, said
election on said proposition Ct which mum
he~ For the Swamp land appropriation
had one thousand and ffty-three (l053l
votes, and against the swamp land Ap-
rropriation, had one hundred and forty
five ll15) woes. A majority Of all the votes
cast at said election being in favor Of said
proposition the same was declared TO be duly
adopted and ordered to be so recorded and 3
proclamation of the same published as re-
quired by law.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand this 10th day Of October ISIS.
By order of tic Board Of Supervisors.
DAVID y. APFELGAiE,
y-nlowt; Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

IF you want anything usually kept at =.
/ Variety Store, or STORE Of general mer-
ehsndise 90 to GALLEY : 'aAuNs"'A n.
VI uSg
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

IukA must sell their present stock Of ,ner.
J. chandisc at lower prices than they T aid
for il, OF else they must loose what little
trade they have. Gentlemen choose for your
selves G&J.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

GALLEY & JOHNSTON can sell aud riu
VI sell, their large stock ef goods at retail
at rs low prices as tuka merchants paid for
theirs at wholesale in Chicago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

The stockholders cf the Iowa Central Rail.
ro II company i~ the county of 7ama, Iowa
arc hereby notified that the first installa,en,
Of s per cent for general purposes and 10 per
cent for CONSTRUCTION is now due. Payment
will be made to Mr.. T. A. Graham Of Toledo
Agent for the coaaty Of Tama.
4. D. DARNUM
nl.w5 Gen. Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

1E you want Merino's, French or English
l all Wool pelsines, Empress clothes,
Baratheas, Alpacas, Pcplins, Plaids or any
other nice Dress Goods, very cheap 70 70
GALLEY s JOHNSTON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

0NHE 6ncst stcck Of Ladies Dress fGocds
L ever offered in this county can be seen
at GALLEY & JOHNSrON& s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

fl,UE heaviest stoch of Domestic Staple
| Goods ever brought to Iama county
viii be so,d at GALAXY : J0INSToN's 1t
Ms1usaeiuss:s Fr.ces.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

Notice
Notice is hereby given that the m
de, signed has been appointed Adm
nis,ra,or Of tho estate Of Charles Ryan
late OF Tama County. Iowa. deceased
All persons will please take notice
accordingly.
JOHN sMtTH,
.Aanainistra.or
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
$7RLooK HERE, 1l,lkaA~

You want good orchard, you want trees
that will grow, you want fruit that you can
depend upon. Buy your fruit trees, then, Of
me and the roots wi be o,L Of the ground but
4 short time aud hence more apt to live.
Come 10 my nursery AT SPRING CREEk.
ani get them this fall aud SCI them out
have ncarls all kinds Of nursery products for
sale. Terms, reasonable.
v7nS7 c. N. KNAFr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

sINHE largest stock II Boots ! Shoes ever
i offered in tbs county, and OF the best
ou,litv nj GALLEY Il JOHNSrnN'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15
9amilu sousual 1maa gaie gheEstut Stnn aud Yws


WHEREAS al the Ge eTrl election held
on the 10th day Of Oc;obe, A. u. 1866 io tile
county Of Tams and State q iowa the fof
lowing proposition was sr8mitted to the
qualified electors Of said comfy, to- wit
To the qualIfed electors Of
'r0nna ('OnM1v Iowa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

A Fine line If white Goods, and the lar
= Rest q assortment Of notions in this
connty At GALLEY / JOHNSTON'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

THE cheapest shawls & 7lannels ia the
i market O. GALLEY 4 JOHNS TONS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

rLOCHA, Cassimercs, Sattinets. Tweeds &
~ Jeans at The lowest rates =
GALLEY & JOHNSTON'S.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

REMARKABLE WoRKs.-NiuevaE was IF
teen miles long, eight wide, and forty miles
round, with wall one hundred and eight
feet high, and thick enough Tor three, chari-
ols ARREST Babylon was fifty miles within
The walls, which were seventy feet thick,
and four feet high, with one hundred bra.
zen gates. The temple of Diana. al Ephe.
sus, was iour hundred and twenty feet to the
support Of the roof 1t hundred years
in building. The largest of The pyramids is
four hundred and eighty -one feet high and
six hundred and fifty-lhree on the sides its
base covers fifty acres. The stones are
about thirty feet in length, aud the layers
are three hundred and eighty. Ii employed
three hundred and thirty thousand men in
building. The labrynlh in Egypt contains
three hundred chambers and two hundred
and fifty halls. Thebas, in Egypt, presents
ruins twen!y-seven miles round. Athens
was twenty five miles round, and contained
three hundred and fifty Thousand citizens,
and four hundred thousand slaves. The
temple Of Delhpos was so rich in donations
that it was pIundered of five hundred thou
sand dollars, and Nero carried away from il
two hundred statues. The walls o. Rome
were thirteen miles round.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21
Success in life.


a shrewd, intelligent; man of The world
and one, TOO, who has been eminenily snc
ce>sinl-for from small beginning he had
risen 10 the highest place in the department
10 which he was attached, aud made the
fortune OF his whole family brothers. sons
and aephews, as well as his owu-once
said 10 me
'sTbe longer ! live The more convinced
am lbai oyer-sensiliveaess is a great mistake
in pnbIic maj
He might have said, in all men who de-
sire Ia snecaed in life. Now wish to be
understood that what is expressed here by
this word 'sover sensiiiveness, Goes il moi
signify over-scrupuIousness Be as scru-
puIous as you will, bot do not be over
sensitis e on the score of pride and vanity,
or dominen, egoiism. Every successful
man. you may be snre, has had much TO
morlity him in the coarse Of his career =
lie has borne many rebIufs he has sus-
tanned many failures. What if men do no.
understand yon. are not iuclined 10 encour-
age you, ard exercise ihe privilege OF age
Juvenis, your time will come you
may take Your chance out Of the world
when yon are liue older. Bah how
does ii huri you 2 ssHard words break no
bones" saith the proverh. And they break
no spirit thai is not of the FeebIesr. The
world may laugh a, your taiures-what
then Try again, and perhaps they will
not laugh. Try once more, and perhaps il
NAV be your turn to laugh. He who wins
may laugh" saith another provefb. If you
aave iherighi stuff in you, you will rot be
put down. If We have the right stuff in US,
these failures al the outset are grand mate.
riaIs OF success. To the feeble: they are, Of
course, stumbling blocks. The wrelched
weakling goes no further be lags behind
and subsidies into life OF failure. And so
by this great winnowing process The num-
Der Of athletes in the great Olympic of life
is restricted to few, and there is clear
space in the arena.
There is scarcely an old man among -
an old and successful man-who will not
willingly admit that he was made by his
failures, and thal what he once thoughI hard
fate was in reality his good fortune.
And thou, my brighi-wiiied child, who
shinkesi that thou canst carry Parnassus by
storm, learn 10 possess Thy soul in patience.
Il. success were 10 crown thy efforts no ",
where would be the great success OF the
hereaiier2
II islhe brave resolution 10 "do better
next iime," that lays the subsirata of all
real greatness. Many promising reputa.
ton has been permanently destroyed by
early soceess- The good sap runs o6l from
The trunk into feeble offshols OF suckers
The hard discipline of The knife is wanted.
repeat that !: il not pIszssnt bat whsn
thou feeIest the sharpness Of the edge, think
that all who have come before thee have
been lacsraied in ike manner
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

MAMA conglomeraie mass
of hair, tobacco smoke, confusion, concei;,
and boots.
WoMaN.-The waiter, per force, on the
aforesaid animal.
HUsBAND.-Au instrument constructed 10
growl over shirt buttons that "arn't ihers'
WHE.-A machine made for darning
stockings, making puGdings, and sewing on
shiTt-buttons.
FATHER.-A being who thrsshes the boys,
and won't ''iork over" as his olive branch
desires.
MoTHER.-A pleasant song; sweet
vision OF childhood.
CHLD--A compound of delightful and
distressing elements.
BABY-An invention for keeping people
awake nights, and Tor the aggrandizement
OF wssher-women.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

Guns were invented by Swariz, a Ger
man, about 1878, and were brought into
use by the Yenetans in 1885. Cannon
were invented at an anterior date. They
were used al the battle oil Cressy, in 1916.
In England they were first used at the siege
of Berwick 1908. 1t was not until I54s.
however, that they were cast ia England.
They were used on board o! ships by the
Venetans in 1880, aud were in use among
the Turks about the same time. An ariil-
lery company was instituted in England, ior
weekly military exercises, ir 1910.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

A FRceAL ScoTCH WomAN.-As a late
minister OF Dumblane happened to be one
day visiting bic flock, along with one OF MS
elders, they felt extremely hungry, asd on
arriving at the house of Janet -, they
asked for some refreshments. Janet speed
lily set before them everything of an eaia-
bic kind she possessed. which consisted of
oai cakes and butter. This was all the poor
woman had 10 serve her for some time 10
COME and she naturally felt some anxieiy
for lis rapid disappearance. The minister
began conversing pretty freely with Janet.
and asked if she had been 10 church the
previous Sunday, and if 80, whelher she
heard The sermon.
She replied in the affirmative, and, on
the minister inquiriny what the text was
she said il was the miracle o. ''The losves
aud the fishes :" and added, still noticing
The gradual disappearance of the cakes and
butter
"Deed, sir, if ihe multitude had been as
hungry as you and the elder, | think there
would have been lever fragments left !"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

AT late meeting OF he Union League
the following resolutions we're presented
ResolUed, That in The opinion of the
League, everybody must and shall have
their rights.
ReSoiued, That women shall have their
rights, whether.marred. single, widows, or
Otherwise, and that the laws OF Nature,
which compel beings TO be women against
their will are repugnant TO all fundamental
ideas Of justice, and ought to be abolished
RESOLVED, That all negroes shall have their
rights, and ought, in justice, 10 be entitled
20 white skins and straight hair, as well as
any olher man.
ResOiUed That Free Lovers, Mormons.
Shakers aud soldiers (provided they be not
too o!d) shall have their rights.
ResotUed. That contractors, jobbeTs and
spectators OF all kinds, (provided they be
of the right political stripe,) shall have their
rights
Resoired, That homgpathisis, dydropalh-
ISIS, kanesipathists boianisls, steam doc
tore. mesmerizers, and sririlualisls and rap
pers shall have their rights.
ResolUed. That medical education is a
humbug.
Resoiued, That military education is a
humbug.
Resotced, That all education is humbus.
Resoived, That all men are equal in all
kinds oi know edge.
ReSoiced That everybody knows as much
about any ybody's else profession as they do
themselves, and liule more
ResoiUed, Thst-sverybody knows as much
about their own business as every body else
does
These resolutions were passed unani-
mous'Y, and the meeting adjourned 6ui not
SINE de b. Jug .nli
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-21

WHEN Pope Clement XIV. (Ganganelli)
ascended the papal chair, the ambassadors
OF the different states waited on him with
congratulations; when they were introduce
pliment By bewing likewise the master of
the ceremonies told his holiness he should
not have returned their salute ''oh, oeg
your pardon, said the good pontiff, 81 have
net been PePs long enough to forget COED
manners.u