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official Warning.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue, {

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, August 20
1t has been represented to this of
flee that in some instances Assistant
Assessors have used their official po-
sition to secure their nomination to
local Offices, and it is urged that their
relation to the tax payer is such that
they may use it to their personal adj
vantage in this respect, if 50 disposed.
1t is also believed that the position of
a candidate for Office before the peo-
pie is urfayorable to the strict impair
TALLY which is so essential to the
proper discharge of the duties of an
Assistant Assessor. The Secretary of
the Treasury has therefore directed
that notice be issued that the accept
ance of a nomination for an elective
Office by any Assistant Assessor will
be taken as evidence that he no long
er desires to retain his position. AS
SCISSORS are instructed to promptly re-
port the name of any Assistant who
may accept, or who is known to be
seeking, any nomination for such Of
fee, III order that successor may be
forthwith appointed.
THOS. HARLAND,
Acting Com
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Very SPEcIFIc.--Our readers will
find something Specific" in regard to
charges against Mr., Baxter by reading
the article, from the Free Press, which
we print elsewhere. If Mr.. Baxter
wants something still more specific he
can have it Ivy simply saying so. How
do the Messenger folks like the charg-
es already made A?
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The next term OF the Grand Isle
County Court commences at North
Hero, on Tuesday, August 2Sth, 1866
the Hon. William G. Wilson. Chiel
Judge, presiding, and the Hon. Gil
bert Allen, of South Hero, and the
Hon. Allen II. Manning, OF Alburgh
assistant Judges. The semi-annual
calendar just published at the Trans
caIpr office, shows that there are TWEEN
ty-nine causes ON the docket but il
is probable that but few trials at the
August term will be had, as the Feb
ruary term is more favorable for suit
ors, witnesses and jurors
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CONSIDER THE LILIES OF THE FIELD


Flowers preach to us IL We viii hear
The rose saith in the dewey morn:
| am most fair;
Yet all my loneliness is born
Upon thorn.
Tho poppy saith amid the corn:
Let but my scarlet bead appear
And | am hold in scorn;
Yet Juice Of subtle virtue lies
Within my cup of curious dyes
The lilies say: Behold how we
Preach without words Of purity.
The violets whisper from the shade
Which their own leaves have made:
Mon scent our fragrance on the air,
But take no heed
OF humble lessons We would read.
But not alone the fairost flowers.
The mercst grass
Along tho roadside where we pass,
Lichcn and moss and sturdy weed,
Tel Of His love who sends the dew,
The rain and sunshine too,
To nourish one small seed.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

p@- Hon. Charles Augustus Dewey,
LID, Justice of the Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, died at Northampton,
Mass, of Dysentery, on Friday, Aug.
%, at the age of 70.
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From The Burlington Times.
Read! Read /!
NV. Baxfcr's yenaiity.

On Thursday forenoon Mr.. Roberts
caused the following letter to be put in
the hands OF Mr.. Baxter at the Ameri-
can Hotel:
BURLINGTON, Aug. %, 1866.
Hon. PoRTUs BANTER,
DEAR Sm;-In opposing
myself to your nomination aud election
to Congress from this District, / am
not conscious of being influenced by
any other than proper public consider
atoms. | was for time Special Agent
of the Treasury Department, and in
recommending my appointment YOU
joined the other members of the Yer
mont delegation. For this ! thank
you. l was dropped for the sole rea-
son, as expressed 10y the Department,
that such services in this section were
no longer required; that no complaint
had been made against me, and that
no person had interfered for my re
moval. This being so, l have not, nor
can have any cause of personal com
plant towards you on this account.
For aught | know, you have always
treated me fairly.
And now in relation TO certain
charges first made against you in the
Free Press, and afterwards restated
before the Convention at Hyde Park,
Charges with which my own name has
been connected in the speeches of your
friends), permit me to say, that it is
claimed, that evidence against you ex-
lists in your letters and other com
munications to some of your present
or former friends, which if produced,
or allowed to be stated, would set this
matter at rest.
Among the persons I may name
VIM. Clapp, late Collector; Norman
W. Bingham, former Deputy Collec-
tor at Island Pond, and now Special
Agent of the Treasury Department;
Col. T.. Sawyer, Col r. C. Benton, d.
S. Storrs, Esq, and John A. Child,
Esq, deceased. / am free to say, that
| desire to see these charges met
Will you not then permit me to say
from you, that you deny the truth of
these charges and challenge the proof
of them, and You release the gentle
men above named, and all other per-
sons from any confidential obligations
to you to keep back any evidence in
their possession bearing upon these
charges.
shall be obliged to you for a re-
ply to this request, say during the day,
by letter dropped in the Post office or
otherwise, and will conform to your
wishes as to a publication of your re-
ply. Your obt. servts
DANIEL ROBERTS.
HoS. PoRrus BAXTER, American Ho-
tel, Burlington, Vt.
The tone of Mr. Roberts letter
seems to be decorous, and his re-
quest, to be such as any true friend of
Mr.. Baxter, who believes in his limo
cence, would make of him. But Mr.
Baxter is too old fox to be smoked
out in this fashiGa On Friday morn
ing Mr.. Roberts letter is returned to
him through the Post-office, with the
following choice reply appended;
BURLINGTON, Aug. %, 1866.
SIR:
Having this day traced the origin of
one of the vile SANDERS concerning
me, now in circulation, to you, de-
cline to receive ror hold any cores
pondence with'you on the subject, and
return the within accordingly.
Respectfully yours,
PORTUS BANTER.
Hon. DANIEL RoBERTs, Burlington, Vt.
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No. 1913.

THE "street rumor" that Mr.. Bax-
ter and his friends "have furnished"
The Messenger $4,000" has not, we
believe, the slightest foundation in
trpth' Baxter is not fool; he does
notHay so large sum for so small q
7eryice.
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sess- Our old and esteemed friend
Norman Williams, Jr. Esq, of Chicago,
formerly of Woodstock, this State, has
been elected a member of the Illinois
Republican State Central Committee.
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The mail train south from st. Al
bans, yesterday morning, ran into
freight train near Milton Falls, damag-
ing the locomotive considerably. The
engineer jumped from the engine and
was badly bruised. None Of the pas
sengers were injured.
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"A lynx was shot in Bradford the
other day which measured 5 feet IL
inches from tip to tip, and stood 2 feet
6 inches high; the arm at the elbow
measured C IL inches in circumference;
his foot, proper, measured ID IL inch
es in circumference; its nail measured
3-S inches in length.
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H. Personal ~ furniture and all other kinds
w many calls property, for which / am hay-
sli vii mas; :, now have rooms Tor storease
NJ W. sel on '1 liberal liberal cash advances, purchase
iv'sl be clean eoinl1nlssion. All goods delivered
I. PAY yon, una IN as good condition as nossi.
~ my blse d Own Truckmen. All deliveries Ia
~, ast hemon, =, business, Stafford Block, north
'A'f "'''i' Hotel, st. Adams, Vt. '' VI
LUCIUS II. GOFF.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

The Messenger supported Judge
Poland, then Mr.. Morrill,. 1t came
out for Judge Hoyt, AMI now it adj
vocates the election of Portus Baxter.
0, Consistency, thou art, indeed, a
most precious jewel
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

The Messenger, the other evening,
paid our unpretending sheet a very
handsome compliment, for which it
has our thanks. We owe the Messen-
ger one-perhaps tao.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

THE Supreme Court for Lamoille
County, commenced its session at
Hyde Park on Tuesday. Judges Pier
pont, Peck, Kellogg and Steele are in
attendance.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

"A correspondent informs us that
Mr. Nathan Smith, of MacQuam, has
attained the good old age of one hun
bred and ten years.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

By- A Convention. known as the
Southern Unionists' Convention, has
been called to assemble at Philadel-
phia on the 3D. of September next.
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or. Geo. l.. NewcOmb.
ECLECTIC pyysJcJ,N

1,, 7VIIU FH1SICTiN
"a han an absence of four months DIR N
|hns :, iv ia to his Rooms at the fremont
G Chronii, alpahs, where he will make a speciality
Picu,e 0 gssses, adhereing strictly to an oi6ee
fm Ia so ,ls hours from 8 to IL A. NJ. and
Il Nbonss h q : to ?. NJ. Advice free.
~--- --,'o4ns' w., March 18th, 1860 l1l-tf
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If,l and s 'y, different styles, adapted to sa.
sli..one G oIS music, for $50 to 5000 each
tsldpms awarS or SILVER Medals, or other first
gles free N"a'ased them. Illustrated Cata-
basion or I, Address, MASON & UANIIN
~ASoN BROTHERS,, New York.
Silly
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ss- 1t is stated by the European
Times that the Atlantic Cable is pay
ing about $4,000 per day.
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ndy- The Boston Journal says it is
rumored that George Lunt, Esq, for
merly of the Courier is likely to receive
the appointment Of Postmaster. Of that
CITY.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

BAY Early potatoes were sold in
Concord, N. H., on Wednesday, for
rs cents per bushel.
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An exciting game was played on
the Park, on Thursday afternoon, by
the Ethan Allen Base Ball Club of
Burlington, and the Crescents of st.
Adams. the latter winning by seventeen
points.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

Das~ ARENAS Ward has been engag-
ed as regular contributor to the
London Punch.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

Mr.. George V. Doty, respected
citizen of Gilmore, died suddenly OF
heart disease on the 18th inst.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31
&. Adams Business Directory.

,u.Ey & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AND
IL HnTNSEfLORS AT LAW and Solicitors in
II .ery ONCE in the rooms formerly occu-
u nv White 4 sowles, Gadcomb's Building.
mans Vt. 97-1y
p,ttry PARK DAVIS.
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
published EVERY FRIDAY.
.,,ut-R n. DAVIS, Editor and Pro-
prietor.
GERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

TERMS ""
j., .,oso receiving the paper through the Post
49,. ss.0O per annum. To Village subscribers
Vpi,ng the paper by the carrier, Do GEMS IN
iSton will be charged.
'.s,. cepts wear will he added when payment
4 5jayod beyond six months.
", amer discontinued until all arrearagcs are
I NJ No pp~ercpt at the option Of the Publisher.
RATES OF ADvERTIstNGs
m. ,xstrNr ADvERTIsEMENrs.- Per square OF ~
nr lcss. of this type, for first insertion 81,
Y s.Db snbseauent insertion. 10 cents.
Y r,c number Of insertions must be marked on
a1yertisemcnts, or they viii be continued
4 y ordcred out Transient advertisements to
\ paid for in advance.
liberal discount will be made ON the
~ w. rates 20 those Advertising by the year.
,,,,t NorrcEs will be inserted at Is cents per
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31

Correspondents should make
their communications as short as pos
slble. Our space is necessarily limit
ed.
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I. puCK. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
All Tor AT LAW. Also Agent for first
A. Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
{llers pay, &c. go.
7 oHce over Weeks store. l-u
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The price of hay at Lewiston, Me-,
is $18 to $40 per tom
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III !. BURGESS. dealer in Pork, Fish, Hams,
|J lard Flour, salt. and general Groceries,
b wholesale aud retail. Main Street, one door
Etouih Of larrar Bros III
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|TiuEs STONE, GROCER, Stafford Block,
|J North Main Street, 81. Adams, VI. ll6
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|WfMAN ~ HUNTINGTON. dealers in
W Fine Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry, Storl-
s SILVER and Silver Plated Ware. Fancy Goods
4 great variety. Watch Repairing and Engray-
p st. Adams Vt. iO3
cHAs. wYMAN. Ell HUNTINGTON.
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On Thursday forenoon Mr.. Roberts
caused the following letter to be put in
the hands of Mr.. Baxter at the Ameri
can Hotel:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
Exit Clark.

For some months there has resided
IN our place one W. G. Clark, an indi
vianal OF legal pre;ensions, who has
succeeded admirably in playing the
part Of the consumma.e rascal In his re
lations to our citizens.
Madam Rnmor say he has decamped
amooaeathe rancho, absqnatulated and
gone in search Of a locality where the
people will the better appreciate his i'm
portance than here. Let him 60.
Heaven grant the radiance may be
eflectual.
While we congratulate our people on
this, we must beg the privilege OF ex
tending our sympathies to those with
whom he was connected by party ties
and associations, conscious as we are.
that, il. him the Democratic party have
lost one OF IFS most bright and shining
lights.
Oh Clark, yon were sincere and
earnest in your efforts to promote the
veal OF your party, as the tender to the
iocomotiee you were trne TO the co)ors.
Che Stars and Bars) why did yon desert
and thus act so unkindly and nauehtilv :?
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4. !. r. &C.

This enterprising and most successful
merchant is again before the public
with his new credentials for public IA
vor, viz: large and most elegant as
sortment Of Dry Gooas, Groceries, etc.
In calling tho attention of our readers
to this, we conceive we are only dis.
charging our duty in reminding them
that, at Frees Store may now be found
an immense Stock Of all Goods usually
kept by the best business houses in the
country, which, to our certain knowl.
edge, is now being offered At most fab.
ulous prices, and which must suit
These Goods were purchased at the
best houses in Chicago, and at reduced
prices, and must be sold at correspond.
ing rates !! Everybody and relatives,
call at the corner Store, and you will
corroborate our affirmaticns in respect
TO this first class establishment. Don't
delay else you may be the losers-we
Judge from the numerous customers.
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For the Transcript.
''MY FOL. ISEE,"..POLICY.

Ills all about marriage, now,
And how it came to pass.
That Observation-Disclosures his VOW.
For one unseemly lass.
But unto him her form WAS fair,
SO winning and so 'free,'
That even he spoke with n stare
:. Is this my pol see ??
She laid her head upon his breast,
And told him that twas he,
Whose fame should shine 'hove all the rest
Ills 50, my Pol, see -
Although his plightcd trotll he'd given
To Union true to be,
Yet her he spurned. with hopes of Heaven
For naught but "I'ol. scc.'
Forthwith tho inces:uo knot was tied.
And Treason held the fee,
To Memphis, then, this Moses cried
Behold my Pol. l see -
To New Orleans his Pol lie starts
"A photograph bring me,
All red with blood OF Loyal hearts,
This Is my Pol, l see!
TITS principles OF right which stand.
And not mere policy,
They shall forever rule this land,
And not my Pol.," see.
*. +. y. Ency'
Sept H. 1866,
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The New Court House.

Owing TO the recent rainy season
work on this building has been tenn.
porarily suspended. Now that We are
blessed with good weather again the
work has been recommended and will
be earnestly prosecuted until the editice
is fully completed. Then, we shall have
building OF which the people of Tama
County need not be ashamed. Already
is it adding E.uch to the beauty of our
Town.
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TO CONSTJMPT1vES

The advert User having been restored 70 health
In few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several ye:trS with II severe
lung affection and that dread disease CoIlSuInp-
TOMS an Nous to make known to his fellow
sufferers the me;inS Of cure
To all who desire il. he will send Il copy of the
preScrip tion used free of cargcl with the tiicc
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will find Il SURE CURE for CoNSl-MPTIpN
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. COUGHS, COLDS and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF
the advertise IN sending tho Prescription is to
bcsiciit tleflictcd. and spread information VIII II
he concciveS to br Invaluable, and he hopes
ry sufferer will Try his remedy. as il will cost
them nothing, and may prove 4 blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rex. EDW ARD q. WILSON.
NIL williamsburg. Kings 90, New York.
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The identical place to bny vour Gro.
ceres, Ready Made Cl,,hing, Boots &
Shoes, Crockery and thousand other
articles too numerous 10 mention. at
less than bankrupt prices! Hip Hin!
Hurrah =! Judge Turbett has accom-.
lisEea y al last land which hut few ean)
viz. hit the nail on the head. Let rs
explain. IN anticipation The immense
fall trade and 10 accommodate his ey
tensive patronage, the Judge has order
Cd and j. daily receiving a large and
superb stock If all Goods in his line
including an additiona. supply Of Ben
nctts Life Regulator, wbish il warrant.
cd TO cure all ailments the human flesh
is heir 10 Fall in Fall in. Have an
eye single 10 Your own interests, ascer
ttlu .'a' Won want. an5' thcn walk M
To the Judges Store, Get Your articles,
pni ie~n var Greenbacks and then 90
hone md >eap Wel', conscious Of nv.
Ing done You1 duty.
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Toledo Churc. Directory.

METHODIST ErIsCopAI.-I,viHe service every
Sabbath mt l0is o'clock. II. ni.. and evening. Sab
bath School at o'clock. n. IN.
Roy. l.. NJ. MALLORY. Pastor.
BArTIsr.-Divine service every sabbath mt lol I
a. m. Rev. \. u. Low Pastor.
FREE WILL TAPrtST.-Divlnr service Apri
Still. and every alternate Sabbath at the NJ I.
Church, Mt o'clock, p. m.
Rev. - MESsEI,. Pastor.
CoSGRFc ALTON NL.--nivinc service every Sab
bath at lni@ O'clock n. m ami in tho evening
sabbath School immediately after morning SER
vice. Rev. q. III. WoDnW. iI.n. Pastor.
pRrSHYTERI AS.-DiNine service MAY Ist at nj
o'clock. n. NJ. excepting every third sabbath.
Evening service uoon Intervening ~ the day Tint
day service is held. sabbath school 9 o'clock il.
m, every sabbath. Rev. y. II. MARTYR, Pastor.
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~ another column and under the
Anai ~ nov advertisements may bo
f9aa' TIE itan-aron, Postum, Rebel,
Andy Johnson, Goppe,heaa ticket.
just read tits advertisement, Voters Of
Tama County, soon after YOU will call
on the Doctor for an cmetic. Please
excuse us, after having fought agains,
the rebellion in the field during the
struggle, from having anything TO do
with this mengrel ticket headed by the
renegade Yananda.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
New Church EdfRcc

The Free Will Bap,ists of this place
are now building in this place a new
Church building, which, when complet.
ell will be fine ornament to Toledo.
A st.ong force Of experienced workmen
arc now engaged IN pushing forward
this work already has the frame been
raised. Success say We, to all these
enterprises, may they be multiplied.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
NyarS,,o,ItOvn Times.

This excellent paper comes to us this
week under tie editorial management
OF Messrs. Aldrich 4 Welsh, and, as
usual, completely filled with interesting
matter. The management of this OK.
celent journal could not have fallen in
to ADLER hay ~f4sa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
Thank eu

In behalf of our good citizens we are
authorized 10 tender to Mr.. i. S. Hall,
Supervisor Of iiosi Dist. No 5, Toledo
township, their sincerc thanks for the
excellent manner III which he has re
paired the bridges and fixed the roads
leading into Town, more particularly
for his work within the city limits. Let
him be re elected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
That Discussion

An0t DlSCuSSlOn
Or rathc, what purports to have been
one, came off at the Court House on
last Tuesday evening to the delight Of
our loyal Republican friends and to the
disgrace and discontinue Of the oppo-
s,,ion.
The debate was opened by Hon. E.
H. Stiles in speech Of an hour in
length, which for power Of thought and
truthful logic was not to be excelled.
Capt, Stoddard then took the stand in
opposition to Mr.. s. in harangue Of
an hour or less in which he made =
desperate effort to force the bitter pill
(My Policy down our people. The
Capt. spoke with much earnestr es>,
doing fair justice to his bad cause, yet
his effort was consummate fzzle, a
failure from beginning to end. Mr.. S.
in few easy otf:hand remarks com.
p'ete'y vanqnished Andy's Champion
and put him to flight! Jus. as any Tea.
sonable man would have supposed.
We ia k the Capt. FIR his illusions 10
the Transcript in his speech, be was
kind to so assist us.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28

This gentleman desires us to say he
viii be III Toledo from the 2lst TO the
1Sth Of November, at which time he
will be happy to attend to all who de.
hire his services asa professional Dentist
let all interested take notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
BRICK, BRICK.

'Fh" UNDERSIGNED have lust finished burning
their second kiln OF brics--l2a ant-got an excel
lent burn-hricE nearly all Wloieai, of superior
quality, which they offer to the public on the
most reasonable terms.
We have also n good supply Of Well brick.
Any person wanting brick will do we'll to give
is u call at the old brick yard north OF Iuka
kS3wi FREDERICK BENTLEY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-28
- - CA ~.

Elder .. j.. Brown OF Glenwood, II.
viii preach in the Christian Church in
Toledo next Lords day "0.h inst. at
10Y O'Clock and evening.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the
Iowa Central Railroad Company in TamA cOun-
ny, Iowa, that the fifth instalment of fifteen per
cent. on the Capital Stock of said road is now
eire. Payment will be made to T. A. Graham,
Of Toledo, Iowa, agent Of said Company.
VIM. T. SMITH, Pres't.
SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sec.
Oslkalof,sa, Sept. !, 1866 3i-wi
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For Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his preisnises for sale
very cheap. It consists Of dwelling house, S:,-
loon with billiard table. grocery store room,
b,licner shop ard Il barn.
sesns very reasonable. Inquire Of mira On
The premises in 1ssle5o. Iowa.
Sept. 5, 1866. A-3w G. MEISNER.