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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
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hn KEGS WHITE LEAD, PURE, JUST
SUreeeiysd and for sale by 0DBERr, Chem
y end Of Stone Bridge. mr24
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IheY Contain mo- Poisonons Drng.

PURELY VEGETABLEs-Hubbel's celebrated
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Medifal.
GOLDEN BITTERs /

II U H II Il Its
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CLARKS PILLS FOR SALE BY oD-
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"February II, of Masonry $685.
Made the experiment of burning the
common stone-coal of the Valley, in
CRATE, in a common fireplace in my
house, and find it will answer the Pur-
pose of fuel, making IA clearer and bet
ter fire, at less expense, than burning
wood in the common way. ~ -.a,il.1 16
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-31
gnters.al Reycnue Notice.

All ncrsans residing In Div No. 4, of
Y Dis. No 4 in the State Of iowa, the same
bplan Tama county, anI liable TO an
7 income tax, under the U. s. Internsi
R-venne Law for the year lse5, are
i hereby rn,isiad to make report cf their
! income for said year 10 the undersigned
at his etiicc, in Toledo, Of aforesaid
county, on or before the 1st dav Of
Nav 1865. or they vii! bA assessed
penalty of'wenty.Hve per cent npcn the
same; also all persons who have
bntchered for sale, any cattle, swine or
sheep, and have not heretofore returned
the number Of the same to this office are
notified to do so Immediately returns
must also be made as aforesaid on or
before The Is day Of May 1868, by all
persons owning gold watches. carriages
on springs Of the value Of fifty dollars
or mere, and musical instruments
valued at sloO or above also al PEI.
sons ,loing any business which may re-
quire q license after the 1st Of May
aforesaid viii make application to this
office for the same, before that dav.
We would add, that the interpretation
Of the law has been changed in some
particulars since last year, and that no
person who comes anywhere Eesybeins
liable is safe in trusting to his own
tignres, because he may make dednc.
tons which are not allowable; to tar.
mers We would also say that the pro.
duelions Of their farms, consumed by
their families, will be reckoned as a part
Of their income.
Executors and Administrators Of the
estates Of deceased persons are also
notified that they have certain reports
of their d,r;ngs 10 make at the office Of
the undersigned, and this duty ofiheirs
must be performed, or they may EXPECT
the penalties Of the law to be enforced.
All persons, in Tama county who have
been appointed executors or admins
traitors rs aforesaid within the past
three years who have not reported to
this Office as aforesaid, will do so at
once aud save themselves trouble: and
all persons in Taml County who in the
future shall be executors or administra.
tors, will make 6 report 70 this flee as
soon as m inventory Of the estate ofthe
deceased il taken.
N &. WIETING.
Assist. Assessor,
4,h Div, 4th Dist. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-31
w G must Bear II.

L is quite probable that We must cor
'inue to pay the high freight tariff de
manded by tie railroad comparie,
until competition brings it down. w,
learn from Des Moines that the Att.
General Of the Safe has given it as III!
opinion that the Legislature have nt
authority whatever 10 meddle with thei
prices for carrying freight, and tha,
some of the Legislators have come to the
conclusion that Tire laws fixing the
amount OF tolls for millers is also un.
constitutional.
We have always maintained that il
was contrary TO the spirit OF our
American Institutions and we believed
10 the constitution OF our State for the
Legislature to set price upon the
labor Of rsiilcrs ard prsaters when il
was not party itself. We have always
said and sill maintain that it would be
ipS. as consistent to Sc, the price for a
common day laborer, or say What q
yard of calico shall retail at.
But since MilleIs anil printers mus,
have price set upon .heil labor hy
the Legislature, We we're in favor .fex
tending the despo,ic rule to railroads
The creates, swindling mcnopolies in
the coun,ry and therefore advocated
the policy OF restricting them. Sn. We
never could see the constitutional right
OF the Legislature TO say what the price
o! labor OF any individual or corpora
lion, shall he, when in no sense is the
State party 10 the transaction. We
believe the opinion Of the Atty Gen. is
right, and hope, if SO, il vii be main
tanned, much as We regret it in the case
of the railroads
Insure in the Phnnlx
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-31

In the Senate the following bills have
been Introduced ; TO increase the pay
of County Supervisors to IS per day !;
for the suppression Of billiard tables,
declaring them nuieance to prevent
fraud in redeeming land which has been
sold for taxes TO encourage the growth
OF timber in the State; for collecting
taxes in each township by Deputy
County Treaanrers for the incorpcra-
ton Of towns and cities; to pay School
directors for their services; for the
protection Of sheep; to Gil vacancies
in Board of Supervisors by appointments
Of to 7nship trustees there were also .
number Of other bil's, petitions and re.
solutions introduced.
In the House the following bills kavc
been introduced; to provide for the
transfer OF the relief fund Of the coun.
ties to the county fund !; to punish
attempts to commit offenses prohibited
BY law Ohis bill passed J 10 extend tho
time Of the Cedar Rapids and Missouri
river railroad company aud compelling
them to build on or near the authorized
line; 10 ,cgHlate the giving Of instrnc.
TORS to .juries in the Dist. Court FOR s
change Of venne in pr, liminary exan.'.
nation before Justices Of the Peace; 10
change the manne, of electing township
trustees and the length of time they
shall serve: 10 amend the law on the
competency Of witnesses to prevent
horses having the gleet or glaniers
from running at large Bills have pas.
sod TIE lIorse 10 protect the separate
ea,n'nes Of married soren: to. an.
,ha,;ze County TreaSu~ers To transmit
monev through National Banks; and
the Senate bill authorizing sherifs to
administer oatlls y certain eases.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-31

THEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WIETING, EDrroH.
TOL f ID o, O w A.
TERMS Of transcript, $3.50 ia advance, or
800 If ia arrears 8 months.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81, 1866.
To Cur Subscribers.

AO SuE SuOSCtADSESs
Some Of our subscribers pay for the
Transcript very punc,ually in advance.
They are business men and by deeds
instead Of words, support their county
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quite well if they pay for the "Eran
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for which they have taken it: and
some others we fancy, think they are
doing remarkably well if,hey pay for
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Gentlemen we are trying TO furnish
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S',ne old chronic delinqnen,s that
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whom we intend 10 nstruc, to prose.
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We have n.e, $500 against this class,
and it is eer homes, dues and we need
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AdmInlstvatOr's Notice
Notice 10 Aershy given that the uniersgu.
ed he's been this day appointed administra-
tor Of the estate Or " illiam Coens deceased,
late Of Hooking County, Ohio, to administer
upon said estate In fsma County, lows.
Jan. 21d, 1859. Wm. kEICKHOfF.
NV. Administrator.
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Apple Trees
2 to 4 years old,

And YOUNGER TREES, and very general
assortment Of Pear, Plum and Cherry trees,
& other nursery products for sale cheap at his
Central Nursery, in Spring Creek township.
Don't be hunbuged by travelling
A gents, and bear in mind, aiways keep
good and large variety.
Some Of the best benring orchards in. tho
county came from my nursery. can suit you
Try me. n52 {. n. kAAfF.
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last puiiaShesi n d Seated Esre1eye Price & cts
A a.scitirc 81. the Nature. treat
ment. and Radical cure of Spermatorrhee Ell
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sians. sexna. Debility, and imre liments to
Marriage generally; Ne vousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, AMI Fita; Mental and
Ply ysicaS incapaeitv. resulting from Self
Abuse, SC. BY RoRT j. CULVERW ELL,
ii. D., Author of the screen Book, &c.
The world renowned author, in this ad-
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from Ills own
experience that the awful censea acnces of
Sel.-atGse may be efectuallv removed with
out medicine. and without dangerous snrgi-
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or cordials. pointing cut mode of cure Al
once certain aui etfeefual. by which evNry
sufferer, TO matter what his con iition may
be may cure himself chcap1y privately, and
radically. THIS LEGTERE WILL PRuTE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS 4 THOUSANDS
Sentunder seal, to any address, IN plain
euceloqe, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing
CjIAS. J. G KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowerv New York, Post ofi,e
bex 1886.
v7n25yl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-31
a Hay Horse for Sale.
4,h Div, 4th Dist. Iowa.

4 Hay Horse Tor sale.
HIGH s'rung, and small bat well pro.
portionta, gentle and easily managed.
AS .iding, or draught hnrse-cons
sidcr,ng size seldom exceilet.
Will be sold cheap FIR cash.
Toledo, Jan. 81, 1866.
G. =. Sll EENSDS
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q y.T G My a

Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair to more than its crigi-
nal beauty ana luxuriaace.
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Stamp

To Leander Coen, William Il Coen, Samu
Coen, John Oaks Cocn, and flizahetq Goei.
as their Guardian, to Elizabeth Coen, per.
sonally, Thomas Coen, Sarah Coen and al
persons interested:
You are hereby notified that application
has been made TO the Coanty Court of Tama
County, Iowa, hy William Reiokhef, admin.
istrator ofthc Estate of William Goen, dcceas
cd, late of Hooking County, Ohio, for III ordc,
to sell ccrtain land belonging to said estate
in Tama County, Iowa, to pay the CLAIM I
against said estate; and that said application
will be heard before said Court on the 9th
day Of February, A. D, 1865, commencing AT
the hour Of IL O'Clock. NJ, Of said day.
WILLIAM REICkHOFF,
Stamr, uaw2 Administrator.
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State Of Iowa,
Tama County, s..
To James IT. Brush.
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file in the Office Of the clerk Of the Distric,
court Of Tama County, Iowa, q petition Of
Mrs. Henrietta NJ. Brdsh, claiming Of you a
divorce from the bonds of Matrimony now
existing between herself and yon and that
unless you appear thereto and defend on OF
before noon Of this secend day Of the next
term Of said court. commencing on the third
Monday Of February, 1866, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon.
A. STODDARD,
Stamp Attorney for ri Il.
nj
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LUMBER, LuNDER;

a!7ssrs J. r. Smith 6 Co. having par
chased of B. A. Hall Esq, his entire interest
in the lumber trade AMI leased his yards,
beg leave to announce TO tie rnL'ic, that they
are prepare at all times to furnish the best
Grades as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02
SHORT LETTERS.
No 2

New YoRK, June q. lsdG.
Ny BoYe The militia excitement is
again rampant in this metropolis.
The cholera having subsidized, the pre-
vailing epidemic is military.
We expect another war with somebody.
Probably with the whole of Europe, in
ending Japan and the Sandwich Islands.
The subscriber is now domiciled in a
frst-rate boarding house, where the
hungry is fed, the naked clothed, and
the stranger taken in
We have good victuals aud liberal rs-
tions.
We also have free use Of the back yard
to pitch pennies aud lie on the grass, IN
mOles;ed except by miserable she cat,
who is always making a noise. z n
I shall commit catslaughter on the FIRST
favorable occasion .t-f lf..
An inquest will be held in order to at.
ford those interested, or those IN guest
of her remains, some information in re-
gard to her untimely fate.
Oiherxise, our house is great one,
and the front garrett windows afford an
uninterrupted view Of across the street
Bat our lhreakfast table ibis morning
was rudely thrown into excitement by
divers strips Of printed paper lying upon
each plate
ltvasa militia order REQUIRING every
body 10 enrol at once, IN defense Of the
country
Il Is understood, among the knowing
chaps, that the militia force, thus raised
is derH near resort, or a reserved hops
Of the contemplated standing army Of
twenty millions Of regular soldiers
Thisnnmber Of bayonsts icing deemed
necessary TO protect the Canadian from
tier from Feniah raids, aud to preservs
the Freedmens Bareau intact
Persons Of good moral character ars
exempt BY che late law.
Iiis expected that all members Of the
Excise Board aud Health Commission
ers will be ordered 10 the front inmedi
stely, without exemption.
The present individual meaning m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02
For the Public Ledeer.l
AcROsTIC.

TO MISS n. p. OF H, KY.
Nos, beautiful maid, thon are divine. 10
Oh. may for thee some wild flowers twine;
Link with thy name their embisms 80 swset.
Love entwines them to cast az thy feet.
III gather them from my own forest home.
Ere the deEs Of morn are kissed by the sun
Daring idol, thu art sent from above;
An angel Of earth too pure for is lore.
NsuUs. at ere. brightest star Of The sky,. Fl
In thy presence doth seemingly vie
Sweet y the dews Of the flowers Of May,
Kind as the angel which Ger them dOst pray;
Ever beJsitehinR. with thy soft sep Of grace.
Nothing but beauty marks thy sweet face.
Truth ncstles in thy son dsrk eye,
UtieTing a. the moonbeam on HIGHS
Constant as that light from above,
Kindling ever with is own holy love.
Ycs. thou art al the heart holds dear;
Sweetest Of Peri's, would thou vert here.
Beauty has cuIled Der flowers for thee;
Eden's birds sweet songs are for thee;
Love. with it Cupid. comes 10 impari-
Love is the arrow-loye Is the heart.
Eursptrrei. aud devoted 10 f.sf,
sTLFa.
MExrns, Jaly lst. 1853, D.
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DIR. oRAVEN,s BOOK.

DR.. CRAyESs book is making some
sensation. 1t is the first of series OF
personal histories for which our great
war has afforded material Ii begins with
the head of the heroic men of the South,
and allows the great prisoner to tell his
own story The specimens We have seen
are not quite up to the clear, strong style
Of Mr. DAVIS speeches, but are sufli-
ciently Characteristic for purposes Of
identity. The story Of his prison treat
nent-,he scene Of the manseles, the
internal light ever pouring iull upon his
aching eye-balls, the unceasing tread of
the guards, the horror experienced from
the reflection that human eyes were ever
upon him, his speeches. solitude, the
feeling that one BY one the cords Of his
existence we're loosening-is effee-
lively told The offence supposed
to have given occasion for treat
ment so severe, was not that for
which he is to be tried in Richmond 1t
was quite another it was that Of com
plieity in the assassination Of President
LINCOLN. That charge has been Aban-
doned By the Government The wit
nesses who few to Washington to charge
him, have fed from the terrors OF justice,
because they were perured Williams, and
dared not 90 into court with their dam
nable lies. The offense for which he Is
to be srraigned in October, being OF a
politicaleharacter need not have invoked
chains aud silence. 1t is probable there.
fore, that the anshOrstion Of the prison
er's condition, began With the break
down Of the assassination charge But
the wrong, nevertheless, has been accom-
plisbed The story is abroad, and tbs
world will pore over it with rare relish
We have not seen the book, but the CO
pious extracts before the public sun
GENTLY illustrate its merits
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