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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-26
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Tnr sIAxrsso ourDosz. Two negro ehiIals. are now loai exhibition at Raleigh. N dsushas excitss much curiosity. They are ssarsssn years of age and wers-born of slsve passlh ia Ahson county. The Standard speaks ef fthsn as fsllows: 7sFa2s @ oAss9ier 10 aeia
 The connection between these girlsis slossr than in the Siamsss twins, thers being. noes sf thsphysiesl and mental organs common ts Sseh. The conneation begins below the nssk and ter. inmates at the extremity of the spiass To touch one at any point of her below thS eoa . nsction sends sensation to the hrain of .eaeh, while touch of either above the sonasciioa is felt by that ana only They can. Aaiis aiizsr- snt subjscts and enc can engage in . game of whist while the other reads or sinss. The isdy who has them in charge was their torAsrs ais- trsss, and is now commencing tour with them under contract with their parents. who lrs both living. ss sgsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-26
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
Coppcrhcah Appointments.

Since J. Wilkes Booth elected 4.
Johnson President, the latter has been
descending an inclined plane at a very
rapid rate. Al first, when he announc-
ed that his policy should DC to bestow
the Offices in his gif. upon worthy
soldiers, his descent was rather slow,
but since he has been SO frequently
patted on the back by Coppeiheaas,
and every stroke accelerating his speed,
he islatterly descending at very rapid
rate. At the velocity he is now moving
he must ere long strike bottom, when
We opinc he viii rebound with force
that shall be heard and felt all through
the land. He has got SO far along now
as 70 appoint Copperheaas to Office.
lie has removed Mr. Bum Of SPRING
field, Illinois from the Office of Pension
Agent, because Of his Republicansm,
and appointed in his stead, Mr. Merritt,
Editor Of the copperhead State Register
of that city. Merritt was an outspoken
copperhead all through the rebellion
and still is the same
We understand now, where Mr..
Johnston il, and at the mex. move shall
look for him still lower down his slidin.
scale of political honesty. Our copper
head trields need search no longer for
conservative Republicans TO take the
offices Postmaster, Assessor, Collector
&c. but walk boldly up and demand
them for themselves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
A Good Hi.

Nasty says he was a delegate 10 the
Philadelphia convention, ana after
giving a full description ofthe scene,
and especially the part played by Or
of South Carolina and Gooch OF Mas.
sachusetts coming into the convention
armin arm, in his usually ielicitous style
he makes tho following coed hit:
81 saw comm back the good old
times when thirty four States met in
convcnshun and let eleven rule en-,
and OF contemplated the scene too
wcpt, but was il dead earnest.
"Wat are You blubbenia for - asked
enthusiastic delegate in front uv me,
who was swabbin his eyes with 4
Handkerchief.
"I'm Postmaster seq I, sand must
do my dooty in this crisis. Wat are
you shedding pearls for 90 retortea |.
"Are you Postmaster ~
"No" seq he, "bnt l hope to be E
and he swabbed away with renool
vigger.
"Wat's the matter with the eyes IN
all the delegates" seq |.
"They've all GOT Post Ofises in en-.
sez he. anu he worked ava, faster than
ever
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
The Iowa Central Rail- Road.

Mr.. Tracy Engineer Of the |. &. Rail.
road. left on our table a short ,ien
since, pamphlet containing the ar
ticles Of Incorporation Of the |. c. road
and important statistics, showing
various things in connection with the
road.
From il we learn the following dis
tapces.
From ST. Louis 10 Iowa State
line $50 MI,
From State line TO Toledo 10 4"
From Toledo to Cedar Falls 81
From Cedar L alls 10 Minnesota
State line 10
Minnesota Stated line to St.Paul loo &c
From Toledo to ST. Louis 60 "
From Toledo TO ST. Paul 235
From ST. Louis to St. Paul 81.
The s'eepest grade on the line bet.
ween Toledo ard Cedar Falls il fit,
eight and eight tenths feet per mile,
and the average cost Of the 80 miles for
grading and bridging is two thousand
Eve hundred dollars per mile making
the total for that distance so7 500.
The work also shows the amount Of
produce shipped 70 markets frem the
counties, through which the line passes,
which may be said to be enormous, ard
the greater part Of il will be tributary
to the road, besides, great increase as
the State becomes more settled up and
productive. The prospect Of its being
a paying load to the stockholdeY when
completed are certainly very iiattoring.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
EECaIY Enas,s

A few individuals within tie past
week have undertaken 70 carry tao
much lager beer, ana staggered about
town with their loads. Il couple We
understand stumbled into the Justices
Office and pail slightly for their ;udis.
erection. We would suggest tie pro.
pricty Of fastening one ena IF two Or
more chains firmly to the walls of the
basement Of the new Court uoasc, ID
one Of the west rooms, 50 tt.t &C.
casionally We can fas'en some refractory
lager beer at tie other ends Ct tic
chains.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
Choice Fruit Trees
FOR SALE CHEAP

The subscriber offers for sale 2D,OO yeorlinr
apple trees and 10000 from to wears old. ,,non
very low terms, and home grown.
Ills yearling trees he wills for ONLY sJDper
! ,OOO and others equally cheap.
lie also mas for sale Siberian Crab Apple Trees
Gooseberry, currant, Grape roots and other pro-
ducts upon easy terms.
HIS articles arc all in prime condition can 10
obtained fresh from his nursery at Spring creek
~ thls courtyard remember " i'll he sold CHEAP
Farmers, mtronze Home Enterprises.
August, END, c. KNAPP
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
COUNTY E,asr

Some Of the citizens Of our county
are engaged in Efforts to revive or re-
organize our County Mechanical and
Agricultural Society. We hope they
will fueaecd, because cur county needs
one, and It is a burning shame tlat We
lave neglected this matter 50 long.
Farmers must hold it wherererthey see
proper. Toledo il bleeding very LIBERAL
~ this season for building a Court
House, and Of course do moi feel able
TO do rs much as they would unler
other circumstances. If other places
can do enough more to make il "A oh.
iect to hold the Fair away from the
County Seat, AMI It is the will Of the
majority of Our flrners, We viii cheer
fully submit. 4 eooi County l'air We
certainly 81 oala have, AMI II should be
hell a that point that Will aecomo cate
the most.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
-'ssE TsgTara IEIIs.c.

We acknowledge tie receipt of .
copy Of this work from its publishers,
iittlc, Brown & Go. Of Boston. 1t is
prepared ~ Hon. George $. Boutwell,,
late Commissioned Of Internal Revenue.
1t contains ali tic Internal Revenue
law, with the la'o amendments III the
mos. convenient form has marginal
notes and co,tious index. It's The NOS
convenient compilation Of the law that
We have seen.
Many tax payers as well as govern.
ment officers need IT,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
New store

M. John Zchrung We observe is
building a new Storeroom Just north Of
the Cary House, which he intends to
Gil up as soon as completed. lIr.
Zehrung has just left the Brick block
at Iuka to trade in this Mace. lie has
traded in this place before ana having
given both places fair trial, we pre-
sumo this final decision Of viz shows
plainly to the wosli which i ti.e best
place for trade. II shows a'so how
Toledo is being deserted--in the Union
horn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
THE Court House

Work upon this building is progress
sing very well. \ little delay las been
occasioncd by the Stone cn.lera, Which
has retarded tie work somewhat. IT
is thought that with favorable weather,
The brick work Of the first story will be
completed in two weeks
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29

3srEglteE9 szgttsi;ar.
We acknowledge tic receipt ii
"Prin,ers Circular" published by X. $.
lIenamIu, at 20 HUDSON Street, Phiia.
lclpha, Pa. 1t is entirely devoted 10
The interest Of the craft, both compost
tor and publisher, and is a very ncat
and useful monthly. Every printer
should subscribe for it. Terms 2l,00
pcr annHn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
Brick.

Esr1ck.
Read the new advertisement Of brick
for sale. We are told the kiln is e
best that has ever been burned III the
county. We are glad TO hear Of such
Improvement in brickmaking III our
county and hope it will continue. Good
brick makers deserve liberal patron.
.gc and we hope they will receive it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
!.T.ir Eady's FFseasao forse ptc!n-
Fsar.

A charming Steel Engraving Of a
Mother bending over tie. sleeping
CHA, slorns The September number of
this iavorite monthly. The laree sized
c5lorca Fashion Plate is as choice ana
refined ss ever The o.ao- cutelish
ments arc a !" Summer In Ca}eutta," a.1
eogravlngs Of Boanets, Wells, Prone
mace Suit, Ball Dress, Collars, Cuffs,
Gorea Dress WITH Postum Basque, Ec
There is also large amount Of literary
messes n u, aad notices II books, re-
CENTS, descriptions Of fashions Sc Sc.
Price $3.50 a year; ? copies $500
5 copies (and on gratisl $40. speei
men uu nbers WIFI he sent for Is eonts.
Address Deacon 4 Peterson. sic
Walnu; Street, PaiIa} 'phia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29

The School Board have secured the
services Of Mr.. Stewart, Mrs. Dlllman
Misses Mcknight and Morton t. teach
the II AIDED q 3hcol Of this town, he noxt
term. s hool will commence on Nom
day, the 10 Of September next.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
BRICK, BRICK.

The undersigned have just finished bnrnino
their second kiln Of brick-l3p OAn-got IN cxcni-
lent burn-brtck nearly NIL whole and of sllperin,
Gna,'tv which they offer to the public on the
most reasonable terms 80
We have also q good supply Of Well brick,
ANY person wanting brick vfll do well to give
ns call 1t the old brick va north Of uuka
nDW FREDEJ lCk & BENTLEY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20, 1866.
REPUBLICAN, TEEMr.F,

STATE
1pl. i. ~ W1lGiIF Secretary efStutc.
MAJ. :. r.. RANkIN, Treasurer.
J. ~. ELLIOT, Auditor.
1ni. GO. CARPENTER, REGISTER Land Onfec.
j.. Il. FISIffL, Attorney General.
IL. H. STILES. Reporter Of supreme Court.
Lieut.. &. LiNDERMAN, Glsrlt :"
so$GRESSfo.sAr ~.
WM. LOIGIIEIDtiE, Representative I'll IBIS.
JUDICIAL.
=. n. HOrIiRO X Judge Of @tll District
G. r. SCOTT, District Attorney.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
A Vine Residence

\ few days age we Visited the new
residence OF Mr.. James Bnrge, which
he is how building about two and a hall
miles south west Of this Town.
It is fire three story dwe,'iag, in
Gliding stone basement has yefan.
dab in front, and is being iaely finished
inside and out by orr towasman, Mr..
Isaac Stoner. We observed also some
very line specimens .. carving for orna.
men'ing tn parlor Willows, exaea,e.!
by NJ. \. |. Churchill.
n Barge has .starto very fae,vine-
yard near lis residence, containing many
Of the most highly priced varieties of.
grapes. lie has also GOO! supply o
plum, cherry AM pear trees, Siberian
crab apples, Dosaiay's ma!beerr, cur.
rants, &c &c. His small fruits and
shrnhbery have cost him over six hun.
drel dollars. lei also on Liz farm
adjoining, a young growing orehar Of
nearly 500 trees to which lie intea..s Is
make additions. lie also purposes to
enlarge his vineyard.
Situated as his new residence is. near
the foot Of the bluffs, ana overlooking
the riser bottom, having y fine view Of
the passing trains Of cars, protected
from the chilling northwest winds, vs.
do no. hesitate g pronounce II the most
desirable location in tie county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
Chicago 7sassiesas sscsfesy.


We acknowledge tie receipt ar tie
first number Of this very interesting
work from tie publisher, Mr.. Il. u.
Higgins.
The following IS what the publisher
:ass he intends It Shall be.
"lt will be his purpose 10 present
monthly q concise aa Interesting
summary Of musical news, both Al
home AMI abroad. Each number viii
also contain three or four pieces of new
and original music, accounts i'll musical
conventions personal items, musical
sketches ana biographies, well dige>tea
accounts Of what is going on in musical
circles, not only in Chicago, but il all
tho prominent musical localities, and.
n general, give 10 the reader d bird's
eye view Of al that Is transpilirg IN the
musical field worthy u note.
Toms, only Is CTS. per aanun,. I'd.
dress, II. II. Higgins, IL. Randolph
Street, Chicago, III.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
First Anniversary Celebration
National Tenn rance Union.


This society founded Saratoga last summer held its
first anniversary meeting yesterday, at the Broome
Conral Presbyterian church in the morning and
at the Cooper Institute in The evening Bishop James
pr sided both meetings. The secretarys report
very encouraging 10 the Of temperance Delegates
twenty States present the platforms.
The following gentlemen elected officers for the
ensuing year
Vim. Dodge, President; e. c. Delavan, Chancellor Wal
worth Governor Buckingham sud Others Vice Presi.
dents; William a. Booth, Treasurer; T. T. Sheffield AS
sistapt Treasurer Rcvs L. d. Barrows and j. H. Dunn,
Secretaries The aud ence at the Cooper Institute last
nxht vcry large and enihus asc. Rev. Henry
Ward Bcecher MAJOR General o. o. Howard and DIR.
Jewet, o. Connecticut, werc the speakers General
Howard related many personal experiences Of the effects
Of ntompprtDce his companions In college. az West
Point and the field o. battle. The Stats
ties of sew England Pennsylvania and New
York show thai three fourhs Of those found
guilty or criminal offences attributed their guilt To the
oi strong drink. The pakcr concluded with an
cxhortaon to his hearers TO labor sl more in
the cause of temperance.
After vote Of thanks had brcn rendered TO General
Howard tho Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher addressed the
audience the for which they had assembled.
His address concluded the proceedings Several tenn
porancc songs wore chanted during the evening
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

the reported ownership OF that cargo tailies win
my report in every other respect should not be at Al
surprised If more eargoes were TO appear shoruy
DIVISION LABOR.
This problem applicable the production OF sugar 10
Cuba, although far has only had few partial tests
appears to be nearly solved and from the favorable TO
suits which practical experiments have gwen II is likely
that these will shortly increase consideraDy About
four hundred OF land not far from HAVANA have
lately been distributed among small farmers Tor the cul
vaton OF the sugar cane which they are TO deliver at
the mills at prefxed price that will amply compensate
the contracting parties respectively. II s calculated
that by this system the production Will be larger ana
better and the manufacturer will fths OF the
ordinary outlay, the farmers occupying only 1--we months
There reports from different parts OF the country
that similar TO that which made such havoc in
the European potato crops had been discovered in the
the Vueta Abaio but also on sundry estates OF tho
Northern department; and If remedy Is not speedily
found to annihate the evil will have very bad conse-
auences nasmuch tho boadt is the principal article
of food for the negro population or the island aacks
the plant in its infancy which renders It's extpaton
more difficult.
THE REVENUE cUBA.
According to official returns OF the Central Department
duties collected this port in April last amount 70
s203 93 against $l65 304 in the corresponding month
of duties collected ut all the Custom Houses on the
island excepting that OF Bayamo, foots up $4l 45O,
against S333 los in 1885, increase in April $7S345, or
" AZ per cent
STEAM EXPLOSIONS
On the I'd inst, as the mail steamer Santo Domingo,
OF the Spanish Transatlantic Company, was entering the
floating dock TO undergo the usual 0verhaulng one OF
the boilers of the dock exploded causing great injury TO
six of the men, two of whom killed 1t will require
some time TO put the dock in working ordeHagain.
On the following day there explosion on board
the Spanish coasting steamer Pcayo, the result Of
which was one or two men severely injured
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

s.S rsArcrsco 30, VIA Asrrxv All, --Msis.m.hip 81 Sey
~ tbe Buiietin; Booker Mrs Kermay and ehid
y.rIer Mrs iissksn Mrs L Gayle MRS Kendall N Hay.
nsr. L }scobi, shreps " Bridysn and family, rsai
land and family, Blar, vife and family; II nyort Ms
wing and wife, Mrs. ssnsurn and child y Davis hrs
mo s.asSsr xs seal 1I is,.s TusHsu,l .ad sf,
Moore, Garter and wife, \ ro9s,s Mr.. s,.yer John
isr COLONEL lsnjsmlo Captain yos;sr and nd Sfs i,sy.
J Taylor Nrs Cayendis4 whitney sIs Drymmond y
HumSsrt y Haas and VIE, y DonnsIl, 8 Msvasde,
yellev. Mrs EmbsL Mr. Hsnsss.a NJ: CAP, Beyin Bsy
and ) J BeseuI and mother xr. Therns' 2 w.cthal,
Mrs. cisrt, Mrs Hssan @ Emnery, Mrs Findcs Kelly
Mr. Mount and child, G Shuitr and wfe Mrs Tltcnrn
Rev Buheierfan, Mrs JewAld SHIELDS. Miss Miller.
Il Levi and family INLAND W Hs.,elt6n, Nr- Forms
and daughter, Boas Hoffman, W Kent and family. A
Jessup Mcorudef and sister Miss Worren Moore.
n Eplie and family II Newton Mrs Drunheid Mrs Pom
roy. H.s csrpsstsr Miss Miller Sherwood Capitals
winsor wife Hanson, Mrs Howard. srvsrc capt
Chapman and family, xundsy, rssumeni. 4 Ls.he, q
Mr. fricy, Mrs keeney, Miss vsu r1un-t NJsa 80
and family Ciler Mise Ueud-fsel, Au1lss sad g-crs
In the secend sssa AL sisessSs.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

The meeting TO- be held to-day are as follows
New York City Mission-Irving Hall, halfpast
O'Clock IN the evening.
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
Acntmy OF Music Brooklyn evening
American Congregational Union-Festival In Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, Governor Buckingham In the chair
Annual meeting for business at three in the afternoon
the lecture room Of Plymouth church.
Eleventh National Woinan's Rights Convention-Dr.
Chcevors church. at ten o'clock in the morning. Ad-
dresses by Lucrea Mott, Frnestine l. Rose Wendell
Phillips, Frances D Gage Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr,
Theodore Tilton and Elizabeth Cedy Stanton.
city Evangelzation-Publc meeting, Irving Hail. half
past seven in the evening
Third Anniversary and Communion Of the Christian
Union Association Twenty ninth street Dutch church,
three o'clock In the afternoon, DR. Ferris 10 preside.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
Police Intelligence.
ARREST OF BOARDING. house KEEPERS, RUN
NERs ETC.

NERs, ETC.
william Churchill. Timothy Tracy, Edward N. Lary
and Thomas Rose keepers OF sailors and emigrant
boarding houses; William Maitland. Potter oDonnell
and James Cunningham rrnncrs and Timothy Monahan
and John Smith arrested by Captain Hsrtt Of the
Twenty fourth precinct assisted by Sergeant Fitzgerald
and several patromcn, on the charge Of boarding the
English ship corduora just arrived from Liverpool
and lying In the lower bay, In violation Of
recent Law passed by tho Legislature in
relation 10 boarding ships in this port with
unlicensed small boats or vessels The prisoners,
some OF whom bear very bad characters taken be-
fore Justice Downg FOR examination. A. these were
the first arrests under the law OF which the parties
professed to be ignorant tho magistrate discharged them
with reprimand, at the time assuring them that
In future the law would be rigidy enforced The pen
atty for the violation Of this act Is nc and Imprisonment
or one or both, at the discretion Of the Court.
ALLEGED rrcKPocKxTs.
James Riley and wm Mahony were yesterday arrested
By cncer McFa OF the Twenty ninth precinct on the
charge Of picking the pocket OF Mrs Mary Sherman,
living In Williamsburg, while attending the anniversary
OF the Homo for the rriendless Twenty th street.
near Lexington avenue Mrs. Sherman caught OF
he prisoners In the act and recovered the wallet which
contained $40 whereupcn both the accused parties ran
away A gentleman who witnessed the occurrence gave
chase and caused the apprehension OF the accused par
ties Justice Lcdwh committed the prisoners for trial.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
HAVANA, May 8, 1896.
SEIZURE oy srpruors rArrns

SEIZURE sEDrrIors rAPBRs.
Tho police yesterday seized Eve hundred copies Of
sedtious circular dated Havana May !, melting ''al
tho sons Of Cuba without distinction Of color 10 prepare
and take up arms for the overthrow Of the power OF
Spain on this island" Some people think that many
more papers OF the nature have been distributed,
and escaped the vigilance OF the police and u naturally
creates considerable distrus and sensation among the
peaceable portion Of population Others think that
the present invocation has been plotted by the reaction
ary party with view arrest and counteract the
prevailing liberal tendencies Of the home government
II 10, II cannot be imagined for q moment that they
would BY these succeed In decoynE peaceabe
and rational inhabitants from the legitimate and straight
There are very few persons YET acquainted with the
above facts And have not yet been abc 70 ASCERTAIN
further particulars, the poice will undoubtedly ses
with much canton IN the matter and finally " m ~ ~
be 'hushed up" n your correspondent can asce.,a m
ANYTHING so! nas 81 Officially on the 'uses ~ sSs
srrrcrrp srrcernc
The United States steamer Corwn, Ccmmanoer rIs.S
has again gone 10 sea do not nnd that her
brings any credentlais 20 the snthortes mere vhcn
coast prepara,ory 10 the laying Of the telegraph wires
and from certain appearances am incnea 70 oeneso
that e ostensible object OF her visit 10 Obtain
nation In regard 70 the extensive smuggling which u
SAID 10 have been carried on with the Florida coAs. 70
NAV be dookine acrr some OF the vessels engaged 10
the nefsrou' 'rs''' 1rs nlvr rnApr.
th< report which transmitted IN my previ-
Gus letters Of the landing o another cargo OF Africans
new spread more freely With s0ue sight yMasan -