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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-25
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
TANA COUNTY.
Attention

Owing to some lite rulings By tie
Commissioner I. f Internal Revenue, the
time for making reports Of income Will
b. extended un,, The 5.h day of May
lSd6
After that lay al persons assess d
IN lsieone will be assessed III dddittoa
a penal,y ot'twenty fre per centun.
All persons in Tami 10. Iowa, liable
10 an income tax will bear in mind that
if they wish TO escape the penalty, that
,he. must make their report to she an
aetsic cned a, his Office il Toledo, Iowa
on or before the 5,h day Of May 1866.
Returns Of slaughtered animals Tor sale
for the past year, Gold watches, musical
instruments, and carriages must also be
made by that time, Also applications
for licenses.
Be careful that any Of yon taxpayers
do not deceive and Aa,ter yourselves
that YOU are not liable, when snbse
ouen, examination by the Assist Asses
sor may fna you liable and af'ix the
penalty.
Those persons VINO we're assessed be
fore thp 18th instant will do well TO
call at he office Of the undersigned
and be again examined, FOR under some
very late rulings Of the Commissioners.
IN II tax viii probably be materially
ia sa,ea n. G. WIETING,
Assist. Assessor, lii Div. 4lh Dist.
| Iowa
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HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER,

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original &ado when it is turning g1e or
white, whetlc caused by disease, fief or
old age.
/. viii certain Y do what is s)Smed for it,
. fact to which hundreds, ~ thousands,
who have used it, 70 rea)9 and willing to
testify Where one ApttE is fairly used. in
any community, it1 Population "spreads
like wild fire." anH in \the best advertise
mcnt and recoY Gcnda\ \pn We desire. IN
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originated, e young laS Ses use It IS .
hair dress4g; it is found on tho toilet
tables Of eoung men, (also aty heir bsrbers).
while Elder men and women no desire
Renfgr and Restoratirs for thcil\ grey locks
and bald heads will not bc wNhout this
sfticlc, which gives in every instSAce, en-
tire satisfaction.
CAUTION.
Don't lot any druggist or dcalcr urge upon you .
different article there preparation In the world
like this DOwaro Of any article parPorting to be tho
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according 70 Diroo-
tions and you will use no other.
II not sold at druggists In your town, trial bottle
will bc you hy cxprosA upon recept ofone dollar
by mail. thus giving you an opportunity at once %
testing its cxccllcnt qualities
orders f,r trial bottles must bo addressed 70
G. 4. COOK, Chicago.
Gsn' Agent for Northwestern States
R.P. HALL co, Proprictoss, Nashua, n II. y
2old At WHOLESALE, in Chicago by FULLER, PINCH
FULLER, DURNHAMs / VAN ScIIAACK, LORD
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fnEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C.. wIETING, Enron.
TOLE ID O. o W A.

TERMS Of Tranecript, S2,5O per. year, in
or $500 if in arrears months.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 20, 1866.


The passage of the Civil Rights bill
over the Veto Of the President does
not, of course, suit the people of the
S .u,h. They call it an unconsti'nt'ona
law and are quite cru,n and crusty
about it. They do no: however. pre-
sent all that southern fire and blnste'
accompanied with threats of defiance
which was their characteristic style be.
fore the rebellion. They have kicked
once against the pricks and found il
both unpleasant and Improbable
business. They submit, bnt it is very
plain TO be seen that is only the sub
mission Of The Gagged lion, which it al,
lowed his liberty while yet sore ever his
capture, would lie dangerous to friends
as we'll as supposed enemies.
We present below few extracts from
) uthern Journals, showing the spirit
in which the passage Of the bill Is re-
ccived.
The New Orleans Picayune says:
This result is very heavy dis
enlargement 10 the people Of the South: !:
but not 50 disastrous that We are obliged
10 abandon all hope ofrclicf. There is
one palliative for The imminent orpres
SION, in hands Of President Johnson
and we have faith that he will deal
gently and generously. and mollify, as
far as possible, the offensive and irritat.
ING features that in other hands would
be uses for intolerable oppression and
incessant evaporation
TIE Augusta Constitu'iona7ts, savs
Conrre is worse than never. Wha
Of that? Was not that Congress electet
III w,r times, under the pressure Of
hostile feelings? Does il represent now
the opinion Of the North ? VIII it no.
Weld soon 10 another Congress ? Ane
are not tie signs ,ha, such Congress:
vii undo the fsan;,e wo,k 1s this -
The Memphis .15yas says
"Another step has beer taken towart
extincuiShIng he last remnant Of Ameri
can freed m. Another blow has been
struck at .hc liberties Of the people
Another act in the drama Of anarchy
has inst appeared TIE star that rose
amid the convnisive throes Of the first
revolution has Sc, in gloom. And now
the true patriot can only weep at the
mfdness OF those who would plunge all
the bright hopes Of the nation into q
sea of despair"
The Mobile Register says:
"The passage Of this measure. so
soon after the Peace Proclamation, in
.licates a reckless determination to push
the wa upon the Constitution and upon
the cause of jns,i.c, humanity and fra
,crni,y, to the very knife. II shows
fixed resolve to ,rample the very life
ont of the conquered South, ifpossible
How long. we might ask-how long
i this r. .csless and wicked split to rule
in The halls OF Congress ? But We had
almost forgotten that We are as set
only spectators Of the great struggle
be- wecn the powers OF good and evil
Ifit is to come TO a final issne. perhaps
It were best that it come quickly. Let
them 90 on; remonstrance is thrown
away upon madness.
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WANTED. AGENTS--S5O per week
,ale or female, Mt their home; busin9rs,
lie 4. pleasant and honorable For sample
terms, address, with stamps, Shaw
Co. Detroit Michigan. ySn5y.
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Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair to more than its origi-
nal beauty and luauriance.
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To The Resident FAX payers Ot
Ianli County. Iowa.

Taml County, iowa.
Know Ye. TINT | have this day appointed
Ward R. Sherman Deputy collector in and
for said County as pro 'ided by Sec II,
Chapter l73 acts Ninth General Assembly,
and in pursuance Of resolution Of the
Board Of Supervisors as their session in Jan
A. u ls66.
Treasurers Office Tolcd, March Is, 1868.
J. II. SrkUBLE,
Co Treasurer.
In pursuance of the above, notice is hereby
given to all those interested, that will at
tend At ,hc Conr, Honse in Toledo, for = few
davs aud will receive monies in payment Of
the personal property tax for the years 1853,
90, 90. 6l, 62, Is, "a \ Is. II wilt 10 for tho
interest Of all persons thus indebted 10 the
County to at once make immediate settle
ments
MO NAhu y SHEhMAN.
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1S0 Main ST., H"f"lo. n. Y.
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- DR.. I. r. WILSON,
ofnf0 DENTAL SURGEON,

Will be 1t TOLEDO from the Goth to the
e>.h Of each month, TO attend to nll profess
ional calls from the people Of Toledo and
icinity.
ROOMS at The house Of N, c. WIETINO.
v7nS3m6
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DR.. :. &. ROGERS,

Late Surgeon Of the Both Iowa Regt offers
his pre- fessional services to such as wish to
he tr atel accord ng to the principles Of science
and sound practical common sense. Gnving
had more than Is years experience, and moro
than . years in the Arny in tie deM and in
the HOSPITALS he is prepared I, treat all
Surgery accoding to the latest and most
approved methois by the sc;.at.Gc portion of
the Profession
All orders left NJ his residence, nea- the
Public Square in TOLEDO. vSnS
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Nary e.. Mrrrill-~ Estate.

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ia,."llI ':>iTic'. jJ"si>uTy in said district,
tie l'iu 'ias 81 hU--. 4 u lSi6
IA htkht> h1z"ll Mcrf... administrator the e.
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t'.tL "'1el>' PROPOSES in render MS ad-
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tat Eill-r 'c- 81 All C1i. among the persons Nl
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s ul'ir side, a'. 's.i To- heard At tl probate ,l-
nc o. - ''.i.>''I.. "n The 81 ,ay Sept. A u
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Josiah .Irhn>ur,S Estate,

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#.. James X. Colby died al his residence
Ills place on Monday. aug. b. aged ii
r,. llv. Colby had been confined to his
..riy three weeks with Il malignant
..-. but .;p to Ihirty->iX hours before his
...a tata! termination Of The disease was
anticipated. On Sabbath morning.
a,.-rr. 4 sudden change for the worse
.... place. AMI h" sunk rapidly until MOn
a.t-iu,,,,. "n'u be quietly Icll asleep.
,,~. oa, va. born al Derry. y. H.. Jan.
81. !>l2. !Irr,mttD This town III January,
1885,. :.ri l,os 'hu 70 OF the academy here
. ,.u, t,t. OF which institution he has
..a th, principal Up to the time o. his
.u Uul The exception o! year or two
.,. 5-lN and -, o. lie many virtues
.#'r"a$"d We are not competent 10
... 1t some future time ii fitting
-. rl viii be given to til" public. IS
u.u. Is christian, and especially a.
.ru--,uur houvrrd heal ot IN in>titu-
ao harujug, his loss will bc very deep
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f-",brN'. ,iUhHShur} academy. held at
....u. hdldin@ on "Wednesday NOM
so. Hnlcn iona .;oS. vas chosen chair
.ai .llihlr Ropes. -cclctlly, \ conl-
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EOLDING 4 POCKET LANTERNS

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