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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Election Returns.

Tama County all q. X. Every town.
ship sound t. .ths core. Johnson heavily
repnliatsl by large Republican gains.
Carroll and kichlana township hsve re
deemed themselves aud are right on the
.recordt
Fhe following is the vote in the diff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

me undersigned have Just finished burning
their Scenna Kiln Of brick lsn G3l--4rnt an cxrnl
ient hurn-.hrlck nearly all wholea,ia of superior
quaitN, which iheN Offer to the public On the
most reasonable terms.
We have also = good supply of Well brick.
Any person wanting brick will do we'll to give
US z call at the old brick ward north of luka
nS5wt FREnEEICk & BENTLEY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
For Sale CheaD.

The undersigned offers his promises for salc
vcty chear. II consists Of dwelling house 81
loon With billiard table, Il grocery store room
butcher shop. a3d barn.
Terms Very reasonable. Inquire of hi,n on
the premises i'll Toledo. Iowa.
sept. 2, iSei 3lsw &. MEISNER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
NOTICE:

Is hereby given Ia the Stockholders of the
Town Central Railroad Company In Tana conn
~ Iowa. that the nth instalmcnt OF fifteen per
cent. uH tile capital Stock of sail road is now
due. Payment VIII he made TO A. A. Graham
OF Toledo, Iowa. agent II said Company
WM. I. SMITH, Pres't
SAMUEL THOMPSON. Sec.
Osiialoesa, sept. l, lS66 si-ws
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
NO 40
For the Transcript.

~ M
,o.,;an - CO., i 80 ,s;on II statements
e a.. oo.,;,;o, of tho schools
;. ~, o ,bo s-,, chico. IA TO
-. ,s,o,a of mo,th,v
i. e. q ,,.t,;.b wa,a ;ssned
49, n,n;,s - tho s,h ;ns, he;no the
uonaa, fo,,o;na tho and Of first
mont, {, these xe ain, e. .ho~ the
. 3; :. ,,t,nca
s,o,on,oo, of 10 a,tond,nca or absence
,ha ,;,,a :, h., ,o,d;noss and the ,nm1
49, or ,,,. +,rs,. ta,a:sar with the
,5 j, ..f7.,ar. rosa. sn3 NJ.
=. j., .at, o9 mxde az
,oar,, ovoc, ,s c.n no d,po withou,
,,aa,a ,.s., f,i,ooa .ha na,4 of the
,eac,.. J., tea,,;n.r r,;,rta data from.
~h;ah ). -. rs,o,,. anv one
in LIT, 80 ~. ), o,,,ss NO
sna,, ,,,nnt of eare and n,,,enee /.
H., - ,,., a,~,, ,nv
.,5, .ns 10, ., ia dose ,nress
,ho .om, o.s;,v understood for
- .o.;.e,,,;o c ne n,o;i .na ,o,ro,.
yaen the ,are,t has received The re-.
4 .,~d from ,be hands as h;s child.
ho shon,l c,raerliv evanine II. nottnc
.,o,l,r II ror, .f !, ;,;u
,as,,;.r,o,a,, H. shonfd in.
80, 40 ...oh.r - have
!. or reorroo,oa ~ both This
Gill bo matter oc very sli,bt inconvcn.
;onao4o J ,ho ,o-a-4 and w;E he one aftbe
), - con,;ne:ns rrsaes "a Uap, child
- - yon h.,a i. l;y;no interest In his
srccoss ,s we'll 50 materially aid him in
III as,,,. i. . ,st ! as,,a, renork next
,;ma,, wbcn ,ba renort is found satis.
f,otorv tho naron, viii s;or his name
,a, ,.l, ,,s, roor,od onl a;,ba,
ro,,r, Ia oora W ,Le ,oa,s,r ~ ses
,la+ i i o.r,f,Il, n.rse,vo3 I'M ,he
.jos or -, o,,i .ha. o.,rre,t wheu
: I'LL 10 o.,r,os :, ,aae..,. rha renort
of.ho. a,,t All hara RAY ada
III, Il H.. nareat has not visited tie
.haol ,ba .onor4 r,ay remind him of
.ha, .,p.la..ed dn.v ..d at ,Ae sane
,;r,o a3,a,;sh him ,.a, i a his nri
.;i.... - l.a., II saa AMI vnaey.,ana
ts oyer. dav uoykins. NeYt ia the
faithful dis.ba-,p af dntv l,y the
teacher n, mesns used to promote tho
"a; n;a.cv r. apr Schools !, SO .otent A
,a,a.,el visitation
In snealinr of the li,era+y esereises
sc ,La ,.o s,ssses I shall amt .. .atiuy
]; a ,a,.os of ,un;ls .ha4 aa.e failed =
.ha ;rs. sa.s a.are;.s. xsI ;n.nreA
- ,,,;,i. ...l f,;,rrarss far lac1e If nvo.
,,r 1,.,.,aars.ani;, . t;,s ras,Sira. acts a
- ,a.aa.s .rhs .A~ aas. sa.re h.a
three mee,be,s fad the "I,' class one
ana ona ,a,io,noar .,;,ssrr. q. time of.sx.
ere;.as lIaraef,e, aaa,ss .cf narxous
s,Ra, iii annaa, n those aotAa.o con.
Tls q A. class taxes e,h.ycs at the ~.
s,e;sss .. 4,.a Jml s,s axa Ous
week AGO the EXERCISES were those ,of
IL. lgs, slsss.-avit. satisfactory can
siieyir, the fact that 4, the outaet ,hey
seemed ss.ewhat Discouraged. ide
.nof wish 70 tresspass sn ycvr suses, but
! s.,no, .ef, r;.he!s s,ns .,sie,ares
M ); .at,peares ia their o,per-.The
Gs,h.ras r.aves"aa the aah. g.
slex,i,,. osm-.,,ax 50 ns,eE ,,,,e .re.
yaien, than seuiael. The; ACQUIRED in
ia 4.,aa;.,, nana-,.,s,,. ,f .ha ,.,ar
and to NY mind are fully eeecal TO some
shrss.s shsi shave apssaaneS 10 she
various prints OF the Sfsy - che sAne
.epic. The tib,bit .E intarsc aten and
sdsios. s.ti.eae afflicted witb &hknov
graiE Kill tiaa sure relif 10 chewing
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
THE VsCTisE:
CANE MILL

From Fishtecn different States, where ,lo,L
Sh'tS H3NS cen ~ phtrdt47n duHina three sea-
~,has, aH3 sg3trr lhpS. mafa ngt fa IIp srstarsst
tR>t> n@>eial4 W!th r#ns taI.i It'll ,aslt. t!tSaS nqf
t"crlSA 'bfpanl bundles ana hoop ,,nfc<. W..
nave .le hestct of thousands nf operators pro-
hplinclhg Ii the Wet II iiil:' and tAr inn,
Esiii ifs.let confirmed by the public tligcnlent
.! oeNnn states. NJ Whose fairs. wllcee= Il had n,
competitions all the prominent mill ri the cota
tfS, u raeelSt.t lhe award pi FiTst Premium and
all-l ~. s.. IL .aI al. III I'll .a..a.--a -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

STATE OF IOWA vs.. ABR AM
EELTER.
Preliminary Examination Oct.
nth. 1866, before ID. r. Brun er,
J. r.

y. T..
James Medieval sworn.
reside in Buckingham township,
Tama Co., Iowa, a farmer by occupa-
ton; knew the defendant; knew Char
lotte F. Feltcr the wife Of tie Deft.
last Monday Oct. 9Th, 1865, got one Of
my horses and started to go to Hitch.
ners vher as far as Thomas. saw Dsn~
house on fire ani went there; hi.ched
my horse to the fence and after a while
went to the h,l, saw the holy OF
the deceased lying a, The seu.h side or
end OF the house about SIX feet from
the house; then went 10 work te help
take the body away; body was lying
with feet towards the house and head
towards the road; afterwards saw the
same remains AZ Mr.. Thomas saw the
same remains again on Tuesday at the
Coroners inquest; saw Daft. about he
premises after the remains were taken
away; when / first saw Lin be was
walking from grain stack to hay stack !:
| then went to elevation beyond and
then saw the Deft. again, ihe appesrei
TO be watching rs; renamed on eleya.
ton about three quarters of an hour
than went down TO the road by the
house; when | first saw Deft. he had
his throat eat. Remains were badly
burned; left foot was gone and part Of
the eight; boly SO badly burned could
not recognize it; lair partly burned
though the bulk Of il was ,hers.
Cross exaniGation.-ShonlG think It
ske hair OF female from the bulk ).
Felters family have resided there or i
years; be was in the army. Myself, Mr..
Thomss and Mr.. Mur,z moved tie
body outside of the gate; placed a
stick under the body to remove it
Left. Eas about &c reds fro.a sne ME en-
j arst saw him: he made no attempt to
escapes on the .elev alton we watched
the Dett he made no attempt to es
cape: when be vas trs, discovered lie
had nothing Or his head; had sen,e.
hing en his back which l supposed to
be hiding saddle. Redirect. Deits
loIses were IL the stable.
Mrs. Rebeeca Felter, sssrs.
Live in Crystal township; know
Charlotte +. FelteS: was acona;ntaa
with the Jewelry she wore; lcarrin.
shown witness this is tie one she wore
Cross Examin ,.on.--.Judse tro;, an
pearance: saw her haze ). on the snn.
day before.
John Ninrery sworn.
Reside in Buckingham texnsl>;n .
reached TIE house ct d eft. abast ) Or !
o'clock: BODY Law ius, ortsije cf d..
gate assisted in ra,uoy;ng the re,c a;n.
to Mr. Thomas.
A Al s.ar,
Res;a. i p,ol;. IL
,,,osa,, - ~. ,,a,a
of tie remains saw T. Daniels ~.
anime The sl,,l a. ,na saeassas.. sl,s,
broken yery badly pieces we.a lpoc1,e.,
ps.t .eseh o,ter. skau .h,.lss j, aye,,
diveetian.. NIECE oS tho st.,, ns,,t,
as large as the palm Of auan's Eand
was driven eff the skh:
Cross F.aminaion-S,. aaay q,
Monday. was at the fire ans saw naf,
was ae,nain+.i with Dsft end s,;fa
con, rot raeacn;ya ria ,em,;,s !, he
his wife
Kinsery recalled:
Exam,ned skull. il WIS baslv f,sa.
tnraa. cracks rnnnir~ in sa.ara, a;,oo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-07
CONGRESS WATER

Ia cathartic, and valuable remedy for rheumatism,
Derangement OF the Liver, DISEASES Of the Skim and
General Debility Its effects are most salutary IN Lung
Diseases It Is an almost sUIE CURE for Scrofua, ana
the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia AS PREvEN
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangemcnts 1t stands
uprivoled.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
ToBA0oo, sEeARs, 60, so.

r.
TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &C.
LLOYD LOGAN
HAS resumed business in The Store House, third
i 1 door South of the Taylor Hotel. where he will
be glad to his old friends and dealers generally
200, OCO Imported and Domestic Segars, from
$I5 to S 100 per thousand
200 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
80 Boxes Scotch Snuff
55 Cas-, Sucking Tobacco
10 Barrels Smoking Tnbacco
200 Realms Wrapping Paper
25,OU0 Paper POck' e. from half Ii tO I ? lbs
80 Re"n,s Cap, Letter and Note Paper
90, 00U Envelopes, assorted
40 d zen Maynard NoyesInk
25 Cross Pens nd Pen holders
5000 B!auk Cards, assorted
81 Boxes of Pipes
3 Bsrrels of Pipes
80 Kegs and Boxes of Scotch, Rarpee, Con
gress md Maccabau Snuff
a. Gross Matches; so Dozen Backing
10 Dozen Brushrs
80 Gross fine cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Half barrels Chewing Tubacco
10 Gross Tobacco" and Snuff Boxes
u Grnss assorted ipc BowIes
5000 Pipe Stems. assuricd,
All of winch will be sold on the best terms. by
LLOYD LOGAN.
N. B.-Rags bought and received in exchange for
Winchester, va, Dec. 10, Is65.-tf.
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NJ EW RRIVA AL
have Just received a beautiful assortmen
redu ced prices CHARIES In 81 " soIG AZ
November 81. 1865
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PoseticaI.
APPEAL OF THE WOMEN OF THE
SOUTH TO THE PRESIDENT.
BIT MARGARET ). PRESTON.

~ A4AhGAA6A - EAESEOGs
You stand upon the chasm,s brink,
That yawns so deadly deep,
Ready to bridge the rift-we think
And dare the noble leap;
So!-fill this rent with purpose bold
Right wars red deeds of shame;
And Curtius, with his legend oldS
Will pale before your name!
Wemeddle not with questions highs.
The holier office ours.
To follow where man leads. and cry
To hide the dints, with flowers.
We sought, through all our mortal strife,
To succor, soothe, sustain;
And not one Southern maid nor wife
Has grudged the cost or pain.
So noW,-vvhen might has won the day
When hopes and aims are crossed,
We CHI Ger, upho!d.-as best we may
The hearts whose all is lost.
Rebellious -outlawed-whaty you will,
We dare boon to crave
We trust that calm forbearance still,
Against such Odds SO brave!
For sons-for husbands-not one plea.
For MEN-to whom you give,
With unupbraiding leniencY,
Free right-brOad room-to live!
But with tender womau's claim,
Warm in our SOULS we come.
Strong in the spell word of a name,
That holds DENIAL dumb
He, in whose more than regal chair,
You sit supreme to-day
Could he unmoved, uncensnring, bear
That wrong should wrest away
WHAT Gained a dying fathers breasts
As with rare tear and moan,
Within his childless arms he prest
The babes, thence named ''his own!"
His own? Yet she-sole daughter left,
OfaIl that stately race,
An exile wandeTs sad-Eereft
OF eTtain dweIliI g place;
Within her old ancestral halls,
The hearths no beams reflect:
And over lawn and garden falls
The mildew of neglect.
The blood allied to Washington
Spu,ned from the rig hts he gave!
Denied the Wanted justice done
To every home born slave!
Tell not the brood of Askelon-
Let Gath not hear aiar;
Lest Kingdoms sneer it, one to one
elbow base Republics are!''
You do not war with women
Let such your bUast till be;
We do not ask a single rood
OF ground for Mary Lee.
Yet, the our Her rs wife be banned
AS touched with treason's slain,-
For Mary Gusts we demand
Her Arlington again!
*See Irving's Washington-death of Col. Gusts
LExISGToS, VA.
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IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY.

Door Plate. Screw Chest, TRUNK and Pad Locks
Strap, Hook. Butt, Shut, and Il Hir ges Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Files. Itasps Braces
aud Bits. Augurs. Chiscls Levels. Planes, Beve:s,
Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Woo, Compass and Whip
Saws, Hatc',ets, Hammers, Adzes, Axes. Conn
passes, nd Boring Machiae ApVils, SIedges, Bel
lows, Screw Plates, VIses, Tire Blenders, Screw
wre"cbes. Drawing Knives, Jack Sc, ews, Forks,
Shovels. Chains, Hames, r 'kes, Briar and Grain
Scythes, Mill Scoops, MattOcks. Picks Hoes. Bri-
Hooks, Ornaments. Spurs, Cur BIS. Coffin Trimmings
and Cabinet Hardware; Trnwcls, PuIIrys, Tape
Lines, Punches Lasts and Shoe findings Nails
Spikes Horse aud Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron
of all kinds; Brooms Brushes and Cortiage.
Thankful for past favors, y respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods
DAVID HUMPHREYS & co.
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BAR ROOMS
THE OLD sAPP1NGTON HOUSE
BAR-RooN

BAR-RooM.
John X. AVIS inform. his frie, d.. M, ,I ,,,,,.
- generally. that he has just returned FUN The
Eastetn markets with one Of the largest and beat
LIQUORS
Ever eve to this tom which he offers for sale at
pledges himself to do everything in his power 10
grntity the pnIates Of his customers. =
He is also PrcparceJto
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
toT guests at the SappingtOu Hotel, or others
The "hoc business will be under .Ile sunrrvi.lo,
Of his father Capt J"hE Avs which he bopcs viii
call is solicited S'' ~
Jan. 2, LOCO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

RoNNETS md HATS Bleached and Pressed in
II the latest styles and at Baltimore at
APFlI20. NJ. BEHRENQ BRO. & CO.
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PIANO FORTEs AND MUSIC.

THE subscriber respectf fully socits the attention
L of the public to his fine assortment of
Piano FoE'tes,
of variousstyes and patterns of g. 81 and octaves
amongst them those from the celebrated factory of
STODART,"
of New York, which for beauty of rone power and
durability, are uuequalled. Also those of
GROVESTEEN CO.,
the finest chap Pianos now manufactured, and TO
which especial attention is ca lied.
number of second ha nd PIANOS also on hand,
from so to $500, both for sale and rent.
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments.
MELnOEONS, VIOLlNS, GUITARS, STRINGS
Of all kinds, sc
Orders from country dealers, and schools es-
Pecialy, solicited, and liberal discount allowed.
No. Sc North Charles ST., near Saratoga,
March Oily. Baltimore.
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tE- II CAMPBElL.l
...................
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FOREIGN AND DOMEsII(
HA1DVVAEE
cHARIEsToWN.vA

BELIEVING that have of the largest and
ID best select assottments of this class 0f Goods
which enable to sell as low as the wholesale
Houses of Baltimore, therefore respectfully
liclt your orders, and hone by dilgent to
the requirements of the Trade, TO merit continu
ance of your patronage. Our stock consists IF
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Shannondale Factory

THE undersigned a re conducting this we'll an
pointed WOODEN FACTORY. s mics
from CharlestOwn and mile from ahIetown and
are constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior
quality
We exchange our manufactures according to
the following schedule:
90 Drab Linse :. ! yard for and 4. lbs Wool.
90 Grey Linsey, do. do. - do. S do. do.
- Cashmere, i do. do. g. do. 4 do. do.
4 Plaid Linsey, do do. q do. 3 do do
ID Fiannels, do. do. p do. do do.
Yarns. l lb. do 2G do. do. do.
Highest Cash Price paid f Wool,
JAMES NJ JOHNSON & CO.
November Z, 1865
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NATIONAL EXPRESS
IND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

HAVING been appointed agent tor the National
HI Express and Transportation Company at this
pofntI respectfully solicit Tor II tie patronage of
the business community. The Office is the store
room OF d. Humphreys & Co
Mr., JAMES w CAMPBELL will be in readi-
ness to receive goods and give of rates,
M May 8. 1sss-tf DAVID hO"PAREfs,
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TAKE CHARGE or HoRsEa

Spirit BUILDING"
WHICH is be' ooh question the most superior
thai has eEer been urTed the pa ates Of the Ioy-
s1sfof the ardent in GhHrles"wn and its envfFnns.
The conductor "f this establishment il detErutned
thai no'hinS shall be WnnifDg on his TarI 10 make
Their BA X an acceptable one 20 itnse who indulge
and h. ruth ut this stHtenIeut mny be EASILY es-
iar+d 10 furnish all kinds Of Mixed DRINKS, adapI.
ed 10 The srason in style not 10 he exceiIed here
or PlseWh re. -
He keens also on hand At ell tEmes an s,scr,
ment of SUPERIOR CIGARS, and The CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO
His OYSTER ROOM Is Tow 10 the GuII tide o
successful operation, and those who = onId Enjoy
plate ct the delirOUs bvalyes have only TO drop in
Can-asyoT pass tlts Wv
On JOHN s z yesterday
November z, 1865.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

J UR terms are CASH, but where, from necessi
tous circumstances, accounts are opened for
each month. CAMPRETG & MHc tS1 VI
April3, 1866.
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Pallca harticOnized

o. purity has hren fully tested as per the an
nexed certificates of analysis:
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AZ prices TO suit the times PREscRlPT1oNs and ak
xE SoNRouNDs will receive special aIten ton All
NJ hours, of day aud night, 50 "a 10 insure Ger
n toi9ty end safety We call ,eiaI attention
10 the following enumeration u arIieles-
brakes Plantation Bitters
a"stst'ers Stomach BitIera.
hoonands German BitJsEs,
yer,s S,,s crss'oFSl-tysE's sarsapa. illaA
CaIteE's Spanish Mixture
HeinlbOld's Fluid I-Gtsaot of Buchu
VOLTS Schnapps-BrOyn,s Jnn,aieS fsin,o.
Rsdway's Ready Relief BurneII's Cod fSxe, IA
Nichols Elixir Pe'uvla" BaIk with PIOIOaide 8
Hegenan's Elixir of Calisaya Bark.
swami 8 OVERWHELMINGLY Worm Confectiona
Mchane's VSrl"ifnge-Fahnestock'sV cImifuFe,
AcMunn's Elixir Opium,
Perry DAVIS Pain KiIlcr-Larabee's Pain Killer
BniT's compound syrup Phosphates,
AubbeIls Bitter Wine u Iron,
Eltis' Citrate Maghesia,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
B'andreth 8 PI'Es. SPaIding's ecpbalic Pills.
Sa9sal Fever aud Ague Antidotes
McAhstcr's Oiutment-Sing's Itch Ointment
Browns Bronchial TrOcEes
JhUIUpson's Eye WaIcr-ATrow Root
Barley, Corn Starch, Sage. GelatIne I apioe,
Extract Vanilla Extract Lemon,
Extract Pine Apple Extract Orange,
PHysUu's Iudelible Ink,
StOucbrHkrr's Nerve Linimcnt,
StOnebTa keT's Pain Killer,
StOnt bTRker's Rat ExteFminatne.
St"neb bra ker's Horse and Cattle Powdcre,
Stonrbraker's Vegetable Cough Syrup
StonebrRk er's HRir Restorative,
StOncbraker's Liver Pills.
Stoncbrakrr's Dyspepsia Bitters and Liver hvig.
orator.
PerfGmery, Soaps, &c-.sOzotIant for Teeth.
Golden Lilly OF Japan for the Hair,
StFIiing's AnIb osiaI for the Hair,
Bu' nctI's COcOaine for the Hair.
HaIr, Tooth and Shaving Brus hcs-Combs &c
Pens.II Paper aud Envelopes. SC.
NOVEMBER I. 1865.
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AporHRcARIRs
c. w: AlsaurrH.l LARcHlr II. Atseur4n.
AIsQUITH q BROTHER.
Brusg1sta
At he Old Stand Of BE1lrn & BURNErr.
sn charlssto,On, Jefferson County,
Erginia.
OFFER TO THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE'AND WILL SELECTED STOCK OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, vARNIsE Es.
OILS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-S1U FFS
PERFUMERIES, DRUGGISTS FANCY
GooDS, AND STATIONARY.
a poTH EoARIRs.
V1 h.bS 10 n = Z 20 LIZ E1k
IARGEAND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF

At prices to suit the times. Presentations and all
xE SoNRouNDs will receive special aIten ton N ali
NJ hours, OF day aud night, 50 az 10 insure GER
n tainty and; safety We call > eiaI attention
TO the following enumeration articles
The tri-weekly standard., 1866-11-03
GEORGE PEABODY,
The PhiIantAropist and BenefaetOr of the 4;


George Peabody, the great London
Banker, is native of South Danvers,
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Peabody is worth
many millions of dollars, having COM
meneed life poor young man. He has
given millions of dollars in England
and the United States for educational
purposes and for the relief and support
ofthe poor. We give below his speech,
recently delivered to the school children
of South Danvers, his native town.
any DEAR YOUNG FRIENDS Near
ly two generations have passed away
since 1 left this my native town, with
probably less education than even the
youngest among those now address,
and with no prospect of future success
in life beyond that of any boy now be-
fore me who possesses good health,
industry and perseverance, with heart
and mind determined to make pure
principles his guide.
My course is well known, and, I
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military storekeepers in the Quartermaster's
Departn ent of the army as the exigencies of
the service may require; provided the whole
number of military storekeepers in that de-
partment shall not exceed twelve
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
the following sums be. and the same are he
reby, in like manner, appropriated out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap
propriated, for the service of the year end
ing the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two:
For the construction and maintenance of
the gunboat fleet proper, four hundred thou
sand dollars.
For purchasing, construction. and main
tenance of steam rams, four hundred thou
sand dollars.
For pay of private physicians, purchase
and repair of surgical instruments, purchase
of extra hospital bedding, ice, and other ne
cling in the various military hospitals, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For compensation of chaplains of hospi-
tails, from the date of the commencement of
their service to the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the Pay
master-General's Office for the year ending
two, one Thousand dollars.
Sec TO- And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of War be authorized to COM
mute the army ration of coffee and sugar, for
the extract of coffee, combined with milk
and sugar, to be procured in the same man.
ner and under like restrictions and guaran-
tees as preserved meats, pickles, butter, and
desiccated vegetables are procured for the
navy, if he shall believe it will be conduc-
tive to the health and comfort of the army,
and not more expensive to the Government
than the present ration, and if it shall be &C
ceptable to the men.
Sec. H. And be it further enacted, That
| the restriction or limitation contained in the
proviso to the joint resolution, approved
April sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| two, transferring the superintendency of the
Capitol extension from the War Department
of the Interior, shall not be so construed Oh
applied as to prevent the completion of, and
the payment for, the painting now in pro-
gress on the wall over the stairway on the
western side of the south wing agreeable to
the terms of the contract made between &C.
neral NJ. G. Meigs, on behalf of the Govern
ment, and E. Leutze, the artist, on the
ninth day of July, eighteen hundred and six
| ty-two.
Approved, July 5, 1862