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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, OF Elixir
IL OF Csllsays Bark, with Pyrophosphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN A CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PlROPHOSPHAlE OF IRON was introduced by
+. Robiquet Of PARE, in 1853, and received ayora-
bic notice from the french Academy; u ls east y
asslmiisted, and not decompOsed 10 the stomach by
food or the gastric JUICE; It Is prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, snd IS not stimulating or lrritsut.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordial possessing the valuable properties OF
CalsaJs Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophOsphate OF Iron ID each fluid ounce and IN all
cases, where mud and efhcsciOus Iron Tonic is
desired, will be found most valuable preparat on.
Samples furnished 70 Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUST5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EMAN & cos Cordial Elixir Csssya Bark.
Ainm and KinO Lozenges and ChloTste Potash LO-
zenges. All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
mari 6m Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate
Il OF Sarah Taylor, deceased. t0f which am the
Administrator 20 the Clerk OF the County Court Of
smith county, Tennessee; ant al order having
been made Tor publication 10 the Nashville Union
ueS paper published "a the city Of Nashville, Ten
nes-ee, for four successive wee -, requiring All
persons having claims against tad estate 8 hle
Them, properly authenticated, With the Clerk Of
sand Court Du or before the l=t dsv a -eptemb4r
l-ss, for rsIst'e 7st.iemeut, under the In-0Ivent
laws ul the state, or they viii ne forever barred
Ih.SI4 therefore Co give not o. Of the same Ami
9th ls6s APPS wiz WILLIAMS Adm.
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Persons residing in and about the city of
Nashville, and those from "A distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, of Dr..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
Aprill2-tf.
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See IA Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 10 is an admira-
Die article, used in hospitals and by the
irst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
10 BE- we'll worth a trial, and gives great
sntisfuotiou. (dec2l -tstEweowly.
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ACCIDENTAL SHoorTNa. -. Yesterday, a
Young man, or rather boy, named Carney,
who resides on Cedar street, near the trcstle-
work, was experimenting with a pistol,
when one of the barrels was discharged,
the ball passing through the feshy part OF
his sisters arm, causing a painful but not
dangerous wound. Tho lady injured was
about h years of age.
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What constitutes State 2'-,S9
William Jones'
Answer by Stevens and his followers
Two Radical Senators and a Represent
alive in Congress.
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BEARD'S

TT1HF GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE AGE.
being protection sgunst Fire snd viii not TOT
on Il confines strength with rspidIty Of al u-t
rnrut, requiring ONLY ONE-THlRb OF A MIN
TrTF no TIE Up hALE OF COTTON
Ia being now well known 90 al the dealers IN
rope for Ealing cotton, that Gully very sma crop
III hernp was rnsde the past year and that, con-
sequence, the puce will rule very high, and that q
suI,p. y cannot he relied on Al any price. 10 con
sidersbon Of these facts, ST dealers, and those
recurring ties will do well 10 put IN their orders Tor
th- tie soon thereby securing supply or the -eS
son The indications nos, so ttr - We have learned,
are thzt The demand Tor tins ue viii be- very large,
hence the necess " Of msi,iug esr.Y oiders, which
addressed 20 the manufacturers
REARn& BRO, 81 Louis,
kTDNEk MURPHY or " SMITH a 60,
New Orleans,
LACY1 NJ CHEZ. Memphis, Tenn,
viii meet with prompt attention.
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,tuuriunaIi, Ohto.-lusEru D. QurSE1, Ia
.....r 90 agent leo receive aiyeItsemenh' and
...r....1- .ar the Naatrais umga-
,,,. orleans, La.-EU@IN E. OVERALL, Of
.mm-...a K-sIug Room, o. our authorized
..r. Dr.. ....ye adverI-ement- and subscriptions
.#s EuHaHs I4ga.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. u. Tom Co. are
s..urrgi agents 10 receive advertisements
.. ...-rur. ons for the Na.trRo Juigu.
.r, Farrru Co Publishers Agents, Il Park
..a sar York, are authorized 90 contract for sd-
s.-..ag n oI.r paper
m.. usrGuo Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
. Nrr York, and Browns iron Building, PhilR'
..n..a. ara authorized 10 contract for advertising
. aar paper.
-v. psrrrsaHLI a Co Publishers Agents, 81
r Row. r,s York, aud Stale street. Boston
. authorized 10 contract for advertising "a oul
-aIer
u.s.. Wulavs. % Chestnut street, n. f. corner
...rast. a. Louis, Mo, is our authorized Agent
.r.s.ga a.i,slt-ymout= and subscriptions for th'
U..a-
-...rrru. WISE s. Co, e. Louis, No, arc oul
.H.r..i Agents 20 receive advertisements and
... rruau. for the Nat7Hr Union.
rH.s.agrv. o. Dearborn street. Chicsro, Ill.,,
r.a.Uarr.B agent TO receive advertisements
Odd. .aI.a. r.rtr.us for the Nashville t"'9n.
smrr Co., Advertising Agents, Louisville
r- are our ulh.racd agents 90 receive adyer-
...r.af. aud subscription for the NAmNii'
I..Hr.
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1866

RATS reT Ha BIRDS -Wh0eYcrcugsges m shoot
ing small birds i- cruel man whoever aIts DOB ..E
terminating Tlt BE- a benetseJ0r. We should DIS,
some one ~ give H- The benefit Of their evperrne,
IN driving ouJ these pests. We need =Ooneth SO
besides nog-, oats, and traps for On q business -
ScirgtiIr IUlCIoui. ". J..
Hs-5ee "CosIAE's" advertisement above.
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"You would not take me for twenty
said a nice girl to her partner while
dancing a few evenings ago; what
would you take me for2' "FOr better
or for worse" replied he.
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steamers of U. S. Mall 4 Peoples Line

Leave Louisville 81 1900 noon, daily, and at p m
daily, except Sundays, arriving 10 CncInnsu IN
time 10 connect with early morning trans for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 20 81. Louis
Chicago, Cmcnnsti, and all principal Eastern cities
ne The \ ght Express leaving Nashville at GO
p M and Galistln 40 40 m, vii not stop At in
termed ate -ts IONS tetEetn Calls IN and Nash
Vile eK ept on Sundays, for through pas, engers.
Gallstn Accommodation Will Iun dairy, exeeut
SuIdays, 81 follows Leave GR4tIn at $50 = m. Ar
rive az Nashville Al s.55 &. M. Returning leaves
Nashville lt 4. go 3 M. arrives st GallstIn al o. so D.
m. stops at ali intermediate stations.
ALBERT PINR,
uay9-lm GenI Supt Ian RR
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

Tho river is three feet scant and at a
stand. The Argosy arrived aud departed.
The Tyrone arrived last night, and will de
mart on Monday for Cairo.
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1866.

"COsTAR's RAT EXTERMISATOR ss simple.
sale, and zurr-the most perfect RAT .I-af on
meeting We have ever attended Every Rat that
can -rt 10 properly prepared, will eat ~ aud every
one that cats It vii die. generally n some pIars A.
distant pOssI bic from where It was taken gLs
ShUs Milt Mirror.
nae See "CosrAR's advertisement above.
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1866.

HOU5EKEEPER5 troubled with yernIn nped
b. no longer, b they use "C0srtE's' Extern ma
tor We have used % b. our satisfaction and u q
box cost s., We would have IT, We have tined poi
sons, but they effected nothing; but "COstars" A.
ucie knocks the breath on Of Rate Nice. KOarhe4,
Ante, and Bed-BuE= quicker than Ws can wutr it
j D. 10 great demand all over The county NsiHa
lDfl1J TIzEIg.
RS-see "CgsrAE-s' advartssment aDoEe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

Ed. Willard, Union street, has lots of good
reading for to day. Call and supply your
self. We are obliged to him for a full share.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

Sur AGAINST THE Sr,rE.-Mr. Erdman,
proprietor Of the Tennessee Journal, yoster-
day brought suit for S5ll against the State
ofTenucssee for advertising and job work
done.
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For fine Carte de Vlstes, or large Photo
gIsphs, PLAIN or elegantly colorcd, call
at GIFEs' GALLERY,
mav2q-Im A Union street.
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We are indebted TO the Adams Express
for the latest Eastern papers, and TO the
Southern Express for the latest Southern
papers,
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TaTas CourDroEs.-TaN Collectors VIII
He furnished at this office with Blank
E..ru, at shortest notice, and on most
reasonable terms.
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HO ! for the Seat Of Fenian War.
60 Recruits from Memphis.
A Huge Promise Of More Men.

A company Of from fifty to sixty Fenians,
from Memphis, arrived in this city yester-
day, for the seat of war. They all appeared
TO be "sPiliu' for fight, and we're telling
huge stories about 1000 more who were soon
to follow them. They told rs that all these
men were on their way, and that we might
look for them to pass through the city this
morning. Well, we '0iH look, but if hun
bred come we shaI be deceived.
The general impression is that they will
concentrate at Detroit, with a view to cross
ing over 10 Windsor and Sandwich, Canada.
The reported concentration Of Feniaps at
Calais, Maine, is believed to be a hoax.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

ouaJ Jon OpFICE.-We are executing every
description oi plain and fancy job Print
.lg boz the noatost style, and st tho lowest
Tr.css. at tins Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

To MiIL-mcn- Tickets lpints and
quarts. .u daerent c"I"red caTa-OoaTas' %
GOOD quality. for sale at this office.
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DamsH CoURT.-The jury Iu the Wiles
..re have not yet returned verdict. No
..aar business was transacted.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
of Law Blanks for sale at tins ONCE, OF
printed to order.
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THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
1t Is to be Opened on Tuesday.

II is to be Opened on Tuesday.
The opening Of the suspension bridge
was uuavoidably delayed yesterday, but
will positively take place on Tuesday next.
We walked across the bridge lastnight, and
were delighted with the excellence Of the
structure, which is in every way superior
10 the one so wontonly destroyed in 1862.
For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
roloreI Pearl Miniature, call nj
GIERs' GALLERY,
m27-lm A. Union IT..
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1866.

FARMERS AND EEPERs-sb0uII re-
collect that hundreds o. ioiiars' worth Oh 6raiu.
Provision Sc, are annually DESTROYED bv F4t-.
Nice, Ants and Dtner meets and vrrm.n-aI ii
which czG ~ preye1ted - Few dollar w0rfH ri
"CasrAEs' RAT, Roach, Ant, &C, ExternIaztor.
b0ug ht and used freely
-. See "C1sTAEs' advertisement above.
BEsoli IN Nashville Tenn, by ". IA G.. a
SMITH, AMI al Druggists aud Dealers
marchI7-sm dsW
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West and North.


Leave Nashville 7.f5 am. and $50 pm
Arrive At Bowling Green 1901 y m. and lU35 p m
" Louisville. 600 pm. and $40 Am
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS The Fumrr' sGr. No
lEngIi-hI sszers and proves by figures that one
PAIR Of RATS oil have progeny and descendants
no less than bil $50 m three wears. kus, uuIal-
this immense family can he Kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain 55,uuJ uu-
man beings.
DO See "COsTAR's" advertisement above.
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1866

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speak nv
q "COstsr-' Rat, R1scn, Ant, &c, Extern nat8r--
''more grain AMI proFi-ion- are destroyed anuu4ily
In Grant county ~ 7ermIn tHsn Sould rsY for tous
90 this Rat aud Insect Killer ll11fer (UEI
HEHEi.
- See "CosTAE's" advertisement above.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

Picnic There will be Basket chic
held at Kingston Springs on Thursday, May
aIst, by Christ Church Sunday School for
the benefit Of West Nashville Mission
School.
Friends orChrist's Church, Advent, Trim
ity and st.. Stephens are cordially invited
10 attend.
Cars viii leave N. a NV Depot at 9AM.
Tickets so cents euch-children 25 cents,
TO go and return-for sale at Mrs. George
Grcig's, and W. C. Golfers, Union street.
Avery large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Windo10 Shades,
comprising al styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEREITT 4 HILL,
AZ Church street, Maylield Building,
mhS-u Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Ia ~ E55FJE5y5lI ll1- g p 75 = 5sF5l
RAIL AID.
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.
Iralns WI run a9 iOIIOWs-

Making direct connections at LouisyIIe for the East
West and North, commencing April 9, &C.
Trans y m rUn "a follows
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal veal ness, etc, can be cured BY one Who
hzs really cured himself and hundreds Of others.
and VII tel you nothing but the ruth. ddrsss.
WITH stamp, Box 90,
| dscGzdaFlyt Boston HszE,
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weakness

With any difficulty the Womb ailments oectlay cured bv
or by description given by their family physician OF the case
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hona lear
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This disease tloqto By
Ia sppo i - from nah
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

n the CtvofNer
Tenn, hatsh
tter
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GONORRHHA.
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

m1t sGs l 5s g s on aPr rs r 1s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14
County Convention.

We have received from +. J. n
Wonsor Esq. Sec. of the recent Repnb.
lican county convention, full report
Of its doings, but regret our utter in
ability 10 lay the same before our read
err. Suffice it to say. that Mr.. jacob
yeiser Jr. was nominated by acclama
ton for Recorder. The formal ballo,
for clerk stood as follows, Appellate
% votes, Dysart "a votes. Mr.. Appel
gate was declared the nominee. These
gentlemen are too well known 10 re.
qnlre any comment from us. All are
acquainted with their good acts and
meritorious cor dact as the servants OF
tbs people.
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Ere sls'OYcisfcniS

l5e i known 10 the world that for i'm
pforements, il variety Of wa 5, Toledo
claims the palm. On every hand arc the
evidences d il. Our business men are
eSeriiae Themselves III eommcnlable
manner our professional men and
mechanics are putting forth then
strength, in hrief, "Greenhacks' are
being freely exchanged. for new busi
ness hoases, large stocks Of goods, fine
colnmodious dwellings etc. etc.
We congratulate eur citizens upon
tie undertaking and completion Of the
many enterprises which 90 to build up
in substantial manner, our beautiful
town. Gentlemen of Toledo, let the
good work 60 on.
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1EE1VXNG SNw w.

n. .ases.., ~. 1s'sa iscover,s,sSi c Is ari''
% %:ss s;ssi::
i win S Wind colie,o Gums, Rest,
.ctantSu're;a Pains IN : tn .;cs il s,om. .oS
,mss Us. or;SinSke ,uines:s,, , 1"S the
ss,..ss: s%:'::: sss, :; H;a;ss l
s,it,ssS,a ssas''w III; sS, :o !: Or pipS' ;,
remedy + t01 T.. sea earl. , :.ass;se that .,s
thes, naossd o. ;rg ing. IL thelr etss "",s
perfectly the same t smt 70 take, , sS,
.soso ss, se ERE s,sn az 10 The
sag saa s,ving, resi- csss,i "a The "s saved
over 400 !,1I ;oo using thi: 10y reach Of
!, 1he 50 not Yet .s soTSe ethirg syrup
q; s tho r. Ct as hid sine. ne John.
il makes s"n dump,,ng, ,",sy,s MIN %,
peedic ac ,e bed with h as,s coon on, -
o One ,nG decide al dunp'.ns = ~ Now. . J.
ps'a,o winshel, < s, ~ !. oil the :.
= druggists a"~
syevvW"0 ellEns proprseso".,.:
T. -. : eulksH, WV, %he
ss;ss!ssss s,s, :. '.sssss;:.:::s;
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Dur Public School

Under the direction of Prof. Stewart
the public school Of this "Citv School
District was rcopcned on last Monday.
The attendance Of scholars was quite
large. We doubt not, but that under
the able instruction Of the corps of
teachers selected, THIS school term will
ne indeed profitable to all interested.
Let all unite Ia render it 50.
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New Goods

We would call special attention to the
new advertisement Of VIM. H. Harrison
4 20. Of the "Cheap Cash Store, who
have Just received a large and we'll Sc.
sected stock Of goods in their line, all
nf which is now offered to the public
for "casl" and at prices to suit pnr.
chasers. We would advise our resders
and the crest Of mankind" to give this
firm cali and fully examine their new
goods as we feel confident none will re.
greet doing 50.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to hcalth
In n few weeks by II very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several wears with n severe
lung Affection and that dread disease. IpnStlinp-
tion--iS anxious Ia make known to his fellow
sufferers the means III cure.
To I'LL who desire ii. lie will send Il copy OF the
prescription usel free Of charge. with the direc-
tonS for preparing and using the same, which
they VIII find Il Sure IRE for tpNS' Nr -,
ASTHMA. HEoSrHirIS. COUGHS. CoLDS. aud all
Throat and Lung Affections The only object of
the advertise sending the Prescription is to
benefit iheillietcd, and spread information With
he roncciyes to he invaluable. and he hopes eve
ry sufferer will try his remedy. as ii viii cost
them nothing. and may PROV" 4 blessing.
Parties wishing tile prescription, FREE. by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
NIL williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
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Tie Stock comprises amongst other aticles.
Splendid Clocks. Gold AVID silver Watches,
Rings sci with Diamonds liuliies, Pearls, Garrett
and other stones, solitaire anl III cIasterS),
Ladies sets of Jewclry, comprising Pins ana Ear
Rings Of the most fashionable STYLES. set in
Precious stones Of every VARIETY, together with
large assortment of Gold anl Fnamcllcd and
Pearl Sets. Gold Studs and Sleeve buttons of the
most beautiful patterns, Gents Bosom and Scarf
Pins, and ali endless variety Of Bracelets, Chains,
Musical Boxes, Head Dresses, Combs, Charms sc
In consequences Of the great Sta.nation of
trade III the Manufacturing districts Of France
and England, 4 large quantity Of valuable lew
market has been sent oil for sale in This country
and must he sold at any sacrifice! Under these
circumstances the "WATCH AND GOLD
Il hay, SN1, ~ E,.f
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District Court

Next week this conrt will assemble.
and, from what we learn The session
will be very interesting. A fine display
OF legal acnmen and ability may be cs.
pectcd from the important cases on the
docket. Judge Hubbard will preside.
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Dr. Wilson.

This well known and excellent den.
fist desires lis to say he will not visit
our p'ac" this present month, owing to
engagement elsewhere. Parties having
business with the Dr.. will bear in mind
he will again come the Goth of October.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14
Marriage a. CcIibacy.

An ESSAY OF " ARSISt: AND iNSrI,1-C'-
n Ti0N FOR Yet NJ; MEN. Also, Diseases
nd Abuses which nrriaaturcly rrastratc flo
Vital rowu with sure mems of relief. Scntl IN
sealed letter envelopes free az charge. Address
Dir. j. SKIIA4IS IInTGHTDN, Howard .Lssoci;l-
ton Philadelphia, Pa. ySn,ly
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A Acknowledgement.

Mr. James Burgc will please accept
N" heartfelt ,harks Of the undersigned
for twenty lunches If very fine Con.
cord grapes. Mr.. Is. has labored long
70 grow this frui: aud now rraps his re.
ward, Long may he live
N. G.. WIETING.
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- - CA -.
{ M q geIi

IN" publication day Of the Transcript
will be on Friday IF each week hereafter
instead Of Wednesday as heretofore,
changed to accommodate our numerous
subscribers residing in the north part
Of the county The mail from here
reaching them on Saturday has neces-
STATED the change.
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TRY them, Farmers

We refer to those new and improved
corn huskers for sale by Galley 4
Johnston and Nelson & Graham. They
are far superior to anything yet invent.
Cd, for the purpose int nded.
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For Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his premises for sale
very cheap. II consists Of dwelling house, sa-
loon with billiard table grocery store room,
butcher shop, AID barn.
Terms Very reasonable Inquire Of him on
the premises IN Toledo Iowa.
Sept. j, 1866 5i-5w C. MElsNER.
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BRICK, BRICK.

). INC undersigned have Just finished burning
,helr second kiln If brick-l30 OoO-yOt an excel
ieht nurn--briek nearly all whole and of superior
quality. which they offer TO the public on the
most reasonable terms
Any person wanting brick viii do well 10 Give
II 5wi FREDIIaltIs 4 EI.NrI ~
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Com platmt

At the present time we are ENJOYING
asnprrab"nlance fmni, of,he genuine
gasli'v. Cannot something be done
~ our cl', authorities 10 improve the
crossings of our streets? If so, all pc
des'fians would greatly rejoice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14
NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
Iowa Central Railroad Company III Tana conn
", Iowa, that the nth ustallment Of fifteen per
cent. on the Capital stock Of said road is nov
due. Payment will lie made Ia 7. a. Graham
Of Toledo, Iowa, agent OF said Company.
WIN. r. SMITH, Pres't
| RAMuRI. THOMPSON, SEQ
Oskaloosa, sept. J. 1866. 3i-wl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14

Uf Enn PER YEAR! We want agents
J ..lNU' everywhere To sell our improved
50, Sewing Machines, Three
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted five
wears. Above salary or large commissions paid.
The only machines sold in the united states for
less than SO. which are fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler Wilson. Grover Il Baker. Singer & ,
aud Raehcl,ler All other cheap machines arc
infrincrmcnts and the seller or nscr arc liable 10
arrest. tine and impriSonmcnt Circulars frrn.--
Addres> or call upon shaw Clark, Biddciora,
Maine.