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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
Tiekets TO One Aaaress, $3.50

In every case, send the name Of each subscriber
and their postoface address, with town, county and
state in full
Money BY draft, postofacs order, express. or In
registered letters, may be sent at our risk.
Addro.. Observation-Disclosures.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

is the oldest stratum that crops out in the
State. The writer adds that the frog be-
gan to give signs Of life as soon as the
breaking Of the rock let in the air. In q
short time he seemed sprightly and wide
awake. but soon began to show signs Of ex-
citement and pain. lie was then placed in
q small glass jar, which was loosely corked.
In this place he lived until Sunday night,
June II.
The Cleveland Herald of the 9th inst.
gives thrilling story of brave mothers
devotion and peril. The dwelling house Of
Mr. SUIT 10 Of Huron county, was burned
on the Sd, with its contents The parents
awoke to find their premises wrapped in
flames. Mr. Suttle having breathed the hot
mir was unable to do anything Upon see
ing this. Mrs Suite started for the children,
and succeeded in rescuing two. The other
child, boy some two years of age. was still
in the house, Again Mrs Suite, at the
risk Of her life, started for him. While the
flames were rolling in the upper part Of the
rooms, she crept on her hands and knees
under them and rescued the little fellow.
Thus three lives were saved in the dead Of
night by the exertions Of frail woman.
The Milwaukee Sennnel Of the I'd says
an old lady arrived in that city in The last
company Of emigrants from Norway, who
is now nearly a hundred and yfpe years Of age
She had in the company, four children, all
married, twenty grand children, fifteen Of
whom are married. forty four great grand
children, six Of whom are married, and ten
great great grand children, making in all
seventy eight desctnddnts-all Of them in the
party which passed through this city the
present week. If we add the wives and
husbands Of these direct descendants of the
old lady, we will have = family Of one hun-
dred and three members. the aged mother Of
which still lives. and is in very good health,
although becoming quite infrm. The name
Of this wonderful woman, .the mother Of q
mighty race il Katrina Jansen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

ing newspaper, nave vanl6neu.
The behavior Of the people has been be-
yond praise. Order has been preserved
throughout all these exciting hours, and the
inhabitants have We'd with each other, and
with the good people who from ell the neigh
boring towns have hurried in to the rescue,
In their energetic efforts to maintain the
public peace and to put down the confagra-
ton.
The following is an approximate list OF
the losses and insurance:
Cnarles Staples & Son, machinist; loss
$4,000; insured for ST., 900 in the Home,
N. Y, and 9 Boston company.
Upham's Touring mill, loss $40, 600; in
sured for SIS 900 in J. W. Munger's agency.
N. p. Richardson & Co., stove foundry,
loss $50, 900; insured $25.OO
The Press Office, loss, $1,000; insured
for 81 500 in the International and Protec
tion companies.
Brown y Thurston's job office, loss $2O,-
600; insured 81. 500 in Dirigo aud Maine
Mutual and Relief and Republic New York;
companies.
Judge Clifford, Of the United States cir.
cult court, lost part Of his law library, and
District Judge Fox lost all Of his.
Woods hotel, loss, SIS. 900; insured $50
600.
Masonic hall with all its contents Was de-
stroyed; partially insured.
Eight churches are also burned the Sec
opd Parish, the Third Parish, the Pearl st. !,
(ULiversalist) the First Baptist, St. Ste
phen's. (Rpiscopal,) Bethel, Swedenbor-
gian and the Catholic chapel, with Bishop
Bact Ms residence and the Convent school
attached.
The Ocean Marine Insurance Company,
loss, $50, 600; insured from So, 600 to $780,
600 in tho Howard and Lorillard compa-
mics.
Charles F. Thrasher 8 Co., loss, 81, 200;
, 1866-06-03
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The New Turk Timer reporter stves thu
ALLOWING description OF The rGmaina ot Lieu
tenant General scott as laid out awaiting
tlrtal.
To tbs pats!ot, the student, the ordinary
>eltf7sa, Gen. Seest xilt live 10 memory Is
sasssuy r.s5d. III .ps,he . sss lShi; ah:a u ii;
t.rimc, tit to us who have seen much IT him
during hi. leeliac, such description seems
.lmGst hczie4,ne. sit ncsr thc head OF
sth: tox. y ,rasin board box, su which,
surrounded by soue elx hundred pounds
lev hours saRo. held the cnfccbied
trtril u the ouce gErat scott. 4 more terri.
l,tc transformation It would b. difficult tn
imacme. The Ailrery bali. ana stzagg!in, ),
s-eafA tcnaiu, hut ue luce aud features, tho
bands, and, indeed, the entire BODY, are liyil
yell"E-fel1ow NJ straw and. u:e:ttlIlS. The
iucuth,~ :trr marked feature at the General,
il fallen In the lille teeth AR gone, snd q
miserable wreck Rions telnAiun Of = couhtep-
ace that oncc w11 grand In thought,
terrible in. .ngef: Tho body OF
the old i.erp u t1au IN. x1etuieuts Of sombse
i.itcI; high stlg csavst hnlds np lisa pure
Willie coliaf, and, 80 fax IA dro.s ean make
one that il nnnatprul appear sral. Ibis Wosld
* tena 10 do 10 :. but the ual'rr expression
+ * IInE chsnced.'' - flow eA!{uliy alter
rG.n Certain lines about the head and nose
arr 20 clearly tcAncd iha. no CITE who had
| tvcr seen him would fth tn rccoEul1o them,
<sI 1hrourh tl,e.s. sitter little, htia but
da1bs II .-T who bad but cAsuallT met
a7,a known him *o~at IL skE7.:,s nth
| .4rn k1.--e h~twr~n tho pF%7''- .ut
i past. -..L.
! erts .. i,umRn ns!nzv orYrrsses ons !.
stnu.l3py by lhls rlliful nstnt!tuce Of wha1
t VIZ opce crest and 0obsc, tho sca.eieH
Yellow io,1a t,rexrs sss.Aeially beftre U.s. Tbs
!, ft1orn Ia 1tE1nlly Larr. NJ ftrotturn OF pie
INNS. no home aussprnaings Or tokr1a o
rrc.rd, nothing t,ss the sslsTcee eosrsr
| ,hg iuli t.vt-<rd guard OF teneE, ana ~:
r,I,i serrauts o{ thr hcuec. And yet ihes1 +
errtsln auttcrr t:ncss Of .lla.s about n1
| III. eli,l .ut formally aat dssrvg.8d q
sediment, ,ur. - |. we'll Auorn. tisaes.
Scott va, 70, .hntl.,r With my. csca ~iu
taose nesfrs. 70 l.itn. reF did he httn
, 1866-06-03

ts'Fchns I. III Arp-sr for lAe putpp-a Of eINrtut
bis tt TO tsil II SC u npl tired srd ID t,e Al
!tff+- 4 ..GiAr etArnsnt Il 1h,teht In Jcoa'
aoasAa etrcls-
1sttf ]. II. S'sEhcp~. Twelfth. United States Ia
tarsrv. cen msnorpe lhe po.t ii naFtaik. has saa-
rfntt5 =. H. Htt!=. Asln. Of Paramount. Va.
!FAn oete. BY uFucT Of ite tactt abhGtan, ho
s*tns lItAzSoFt1. Aatas While MAJ II pEc<t In
lAs tGn3ctil!Ate army.
u1Gu 7Axxn TOWN.
- lor estt7rnt Of A-fs7dffa ssr mu1sn: h+Tona
Inc co. osAlnH ffrssts. % csrspc th- ortr7sy 1n3
tAarv. tndt @*:,3r., al IT. fn!e1rA Retruaa, Hail.
It'd afAte- ktctt.+r. n: 4 end t13nrfJ tRIes fbt
CIV expects IL nj II. .ttA out NJ pnpUassiol
1f eight ucstan.,- y htfts AID htarx%. G4o;atfttA
9t ihs .'ote. 4,r 70: zrst sat "a iat.t u t'eter
atssn ftoEo aet p:see. Acaa4a' k1p> :. fasa7sa1. .
tttitE nteu ast<7ted xs1f1 By tho n h<j ns1atct.
psi aathoE4nts, II 1raonc .br moving rnxe+ra.
j.. 1 CIRCULAR.
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tsa scnt II 10 e1tEJ p3+tuaastet Fct-s!rr pses
zd,t0 f.prl his ul4ee1 rrrtssnR hiia 10 sS0H tnxt
be LIS paid his 1ucune 111.
sxu,sa AArr1ax rtrE~T.
.tsoTtI : HAkes hasv Rppilrd tor sets1ut u
ihuif fnattrt = S.srs FAkr. Toe hlt day OF t1lnt
Arguments tt oppo-lsion is Aoad7*. Jner <;a.
HOK1N CAROLINA EEn.I-a.
Tie EotctnrIt IN The Hs1ctxn N. C.l Cocfen'
uon At IA orrn1ng, :n eeuc; I'd sdtansnnctr. II
IN tee LEttp Element wAa TOO tssoa2 y u
pfT:sa the htste t1us.tfErfeu viii oe modified "a
e'stseIAEp.
ArAKpus.
The FTe,.ds.7t has pa-doned Nttasd $, Ca1, d
uEdet 3hs ttrtt cterttt"n OF the rsne:a IT. O
Ar.ie.tr- exe+1unE al lhos. from tho geass7I An
ntNtJ Who Voluntarily left tHttf nonasa n b.,fte1
statt TO A.d IL the zthcllsrp-
, 1866-06-03

Afre%t Of CierKJm1u'< Son-4tntv the
Alleged pcfauat+r Managed fti- uu--
tns%s %s-The Hank Losra NoshlaS-Ala
tits MnncJ lktFull&led.

...-a -
Afre%s Of = &isrRJuau'~ Son-ttnW the
Alleged pefau'f<r Managed His nu>-
fns~"-Fhe Hank Losra Nostslfss-Ala
tits H1nnrJ lktfuA1ed.
lFto:a lie ce* York Wos!t.i
n1riDs the past few days, uuicIlned ruu,nys
hast zen rel atEoat tL:. tho Irving Bank,
co.ntf VI Greenwich saa WasEra ztreets, has
funds By oae or its employees. The vague
explaua:!s'Gs, founded uptn slight kn1w;
edge, that ha.o creI,t Into crrtasu prints,
laye had the etfcet to Increase, 10 less thnn
70 ustnts. apprehension III to the rral de-
tat:s, ~s.lcn dc alleged rpoa good Authority
Ia @ = = s.''ow.; ,nsa;,
E!ats, III tlis city, tue son Of Rcr. Dr.. Saad.
2fa1t- Ct Gnsocn, xas employee a. hook
keeper IN the lTsiae Eank, A. geatt! <Atsrr
Of .fW. Ills accounts becoming unattended
70, the President Of tho bank directed th.ir
assistant to expedite t'la work without con.
.ultinE VI. snodrra*., Who, thx uosnia:; The
deputy arr7red, went .n1filg to the FFrstdens,
ant ii;atasco: Am !, or Sais no*-coners ths
bevk'keeper hertz" lie Way answered
1oa ~ lhc young n1an IS Put enaFe-
grass' either he o. must leaye." Tbs
assistant mol EsnE dismissed, sno.i-
EEns4 fent N bis 5es!11iatL,o Al once.
II was referred to tho Faard Of DitectoH. who
n-re'rsrcd Ito the ifrssdcnt. That eeliue-
msn refused for tue time 70 accept h!s rtaE:na-
ten, hut eser aimee Its Hing. saodgrass, 1t fs
stated, remained away. taFt, Rs 10 casual
ri-lss. fsrrts the Institution an examination
was At nncr 1andc OF ihs bocks. snd Il sia.
ted that . dctelt Ut .oEe -ihtNH httMcsn
this entries tn the main i'Jgcr aod tue eseeunt
nf the paying tslits, wa discovered IT il
further slated that, zt1er patleut l1r-itisa-
lion, \ wna found !ha:1 ey to''i;sso7 With =
dt'ro+ttoF at The hank, s''od:rass bal been tn
TIE hAblt, when the former drew clIc:A say
, 1866-06-03
4 ueavT Ea Eahfzzle1nert-Fort Thou.
sand t1oitAr~. ~

HIM lie y. r. Herald. nE334h insk-l
Sent week& s!nct, Mr. William f. A. Mack
!rtosh, 4 member Of tie banking urus uf
sits,sa, Du:,can, Sherman l. Co., appeared t,c<
tosu Iu.ti,x D,wllnE, 1t the 1ombs Police
Court, aud pteferrea \ comr!afnt agai,fst
LccfA a. Colin, formerly a clerk in his eaa-
play, charging him VIII. having at different
t!uses, durinE the Ycar 1854, cmbex1let gov
riunert *ud ather bonda amounting Ia The
t..are:ate to ieEty thousand dol1ArA md up-
uards- and app1opstaaing the eane to hiA own
use, without the kno wledge or consent Of his
employers. fAbon: tx months AGO
Colin Jeff tdf fcrY!ca, os the bank
cs, come time k!ter which ~ the
alleged csnh+1zlesuents wcst discovered.
tn the depoeI.nn Of sfr. 1larknt'sa the
magistrate t.aued a warrant for tho apprchcn-
slo1 Of tho party uecused, and placcdit IN the
aan6s Of Cap.aln ,Juurtan lor c1crItIon. Ar
ter di!lieent and protsaeted ceasrh, Captain
Jonrdnn yesterday sueceedcd In asfraliug the
dc1ln1lent clerk. IL IL stated that since 1exr-
Ing the eo1np1.Ihanrs employ lhc prisoner
has ben travelling abroad, and living IA a
rerv extslvsGant manner on the n,oner Witch
tle :efuuiuutly obtained ftuE, the bankers
Colin. rho h t1trky.a-s reass Of sSe and a
nAtf+c Ct PvuskIh, vas tnken bttnfe Jes1iec
DOWNS rad committed 70 the Totnht tsr cx.
aiaina7 ic1 III jefault u ~, Qoa h4Il. None pt
the 1nt.slng bands Or naoacy harsN -1s.eu zr.
, 1866-06-03
NUMBER 369~

,.ezctnso c rreea The props.c.y Of = rteorsid-
r1hlsou Of C]JH.t- aud ths uo1utoAtaon Of =
ssnaluate 81 the Druaoc1AcJ acceptable,
Hrn bis Rntsces1enta and opisscrs
70 tho Juhasou Repcbueaus. The
laltinors dHtsrseaa 8kyY that tsts
etcp ril probably b., taken; that =
movement h cn lrot for ths, ~ithdrawa1 Of
ClyMer and the Substitution of t1sre avail
able n,sn for ths- johnson Uatou p}stlorm
rpou Which the D1natz4cy uoH p1ptess 70
stand. Tue srs1 eight In, the October renn-
sytvsuia election, however, viii ba urDn Ito
tsanRressucu #od the Lea bfaturr : and for
Censrass md The n.xt Leg-fsturr tvhtch
will hare the election otn Unitcd States 3on-
atoF} The Esfurts OF al conservative EnIs.n
.ten. Republicans ansi Deranc5ats, shon!d 10
disteted sRAtnst the Eans Of Thastdeus Ste.
scns ard hh henchEAo. Penney. The eaudL
date ioE Governor Is oalJ ixpostAat II bring
!h- stftnssa o. weakness 10 tue rsx:1 con-
eczued upen these other 1zsuea; but c.cn
II thls vioF cl,uer Il a Erad weight that
oEY}it To ts. thrOwN of,
, 1866-06-03
FIRTH SPRINGFIELD.

tlfc1ll Court i1aA~rH-Contrlbutto
10 rho LfAccan Monument Fansl. Atc-
sr~tsov7ft.,, IT,, Icue 4-ree tp:trS t-.n, Of
TIC tHVraf to1st Tor shls euanty ~1s t:ouIh1 ta I
tlo+n al ION to-t>}-
TIE 7rz.urrs .. The National Ilaea,r .iosn.
raet' Frud reports tss rrc-ips OF x.s1 9s fas ihe
N'r+k suc1x- 1o-diy. twenty dotass Of y hlth nzs
from 'ec euEday stteotes IN the stasr cf Oregon.
nnt III s,utt axcrt Of ttt Association IL Ne
Lem 1caty.
to- .th, ls's Q! st- Ettla Tinted STATES Cnc.-1a
llrntt A1tlrty, rEu,oiz. 10 stAst Uttuar rtA f.
p4rtr IN IT.. t1st At a e1f:y l1y.
, 1866-06-03

Head CeAtFc STEPHENS in PtliiadctphIa
-1lis Deposition TO 1le Proposed At.
sArk on &.auadu-Ain,oat Riot, DC.

-1lis Onrssitton TO lie Fenpn.et At.
sArk on csuada-Aan'ont a Riot, DC.
Fl1IApElraA. Hay II. !sT.
James Stephens, c. y. ]. T., accompanied
by Col. 3aalp:nr, arrived her. khpo. scrcn
ofc1oci ttIs eYcEinS hr the CANDIDA s. Auboy
net by Andrew Wynue, Dtstrict Centre, aud
several csltr ule1o! trs os the Feuiaa broth.
ersood. Around tic Ka:es a large Ran Ell.
ihueIastic crowd had astrtnb1-tt, tY whom
Ar. Stephens r as enthusiastically eheesetl Is
he made his war 10 the carriage which VA.
e ai.!ns to ecuvey isitn to the Continental
Hosel.
a. elsh. n'c!eek he prpcreded 10 National
l1nil, ~Etre mass nreilcE vps being held
The bI!'IsrE uaa veil flied and una band
dfseaursra Ell the latc.t a,d mcst popular
FentAn air.. Oh tutczing Mr, Stephens waa
GREETED With thr-e cheers By the mails acsn-
bess Of The audience, while the lal4s waived
their hanatt.ehhxa auL su,iIeG the.- tw aetasl.
'TI1r orsttt IF the evening was Introduced to
the audience By Mr.. Wynne, and ancs ftx
preliminary rf-au-ks he eaid:-The mcn in
ireland ought i, BE- consEliea IS IL the meaiss
Ebllh should ee employed lar tlels utera-
lion. In Irclznd tlci- Organization NJ. larger
ard more powerful than anx similar couseir4.
cy ti.nt evrr exbted II Europe or cisew here.
and would undoubtedly accomplish the end
f,s whicl It had hccn !1E:.1eI, It IT,. trisluneu
In this country did nat tIsaD7otnt thote at
haHcs Ten. Hecsy, President l.oseEA a1l1
all tther teadeFt ia !avpr OF attacking Canada
Hpuld not be safe Tor six hours in ireland,
where II wat absolutely uecesaary that asat-
iE: ah1nid take place thss year Of the orrnni-
Ealion would dts~otse. never again TO tc
reunited. atE. Roberts hkd always bre., In
tavo- at rtstk n.n9 Ills postrlon under The Scc-
atc faction. md had expressed willingness
tu endorse him air. sttphens,l as i3r. u s1A.
honey had doue, Int had not been allowol to
DO ~ hy the party II New York nno Ss1 Ter.
sey. The organization had been placed in
good wo1k king order, and he hoped ho.urc
fra4iag phi.atic'rhta that siHassr Etate OF
things would Prevail IN Pt1nsy !rauta-
1li.ipx tie delivery Of It's aaLress .le wns
lnud1y rnd frequently applauded. On It's con-
clut.ou i sInrtnr ncrne cusued. which threat-
tatd to result tn A riot. 4 reporter fer the
ptr1s proceeded to ask Mt. Stephens 4 unn.
her oi 1trstloEt intending to Eud out
whether Lc lAs. essphens) would acknoEl-
else hlnoself to be 4 British spr. CsIes Ut
.4I'us f,.:> oct "knock him down." nc, ~.
sounded through tle building, and alter con.
siderable dtt'1c1!ty the quu5siolcr WIS In
ducttto leave lhe platform, znd harmony
w7t restored.
NJ. Stephens %tlrsn.sds answered several
searching questions put L, h1n hS mem
Atfs or the Sreeuy party, nsld the mrclln:,
adjourned amid great eutlustA.m. Ats.
stephens WuA sr1cuxdcd at the Continental
IIotrl 3tau. midnight.
, 1866-06-03

lFEu1a The Ut. H,ae,nins c. v. Cocr4sr. asth.t
A train 6F the Grand Tsunk va. passing
through This locality Aurny ihe nEht,
yang gentleman. Mt. .bachsud. nctieed Tint
! htusc was Oh IRE, while ti:s itos4o seemed
not to have waken<d mp: HI urged the con-
,ine1ps 10 stop The trafn, or st 1t4s. ln ,IAck.n
il, tut nart with sefn8al. The courageous
ynnnR man leaped. however, iron the caa,
broke h.s leg, and vel csept Y, sbs burning
honse, which was that ot Atr. UFarle tiesIna-
.att, merchant. The family wtsr Az =,
q, Mt. Raeha1d had 4urp1srA :..1 rousfd
them Just IN tn,~ = - .uefr lives, with
one ertetf'~- - Ut a yotug Lady, = yezTs
~'' ,~- Vi Nt. D-smasais. 9he has per.
..ued IN tic dsras~, IL ths Coroner has
sasusnad IL referegee IL her seTrll-t Of acsi.
dtn+a1 drsth. Mr.. Btehsht certainly de-
Errlaud. =
, 1866-06-03

~ In the Passage of the Civil Rights Rtll
il The Benate over the PresIdrrt's veta,
Jarrett nayts. Ccpptrhesd, said:
sAfats JnuT F.erdmen's B1tran Ed xti 5e1l
ctv1l Rights vi. and hsnestokth IN Tie eaau1J oi
yprs Government, Rno will spend the feahte re1-
Eaua ofsnJ days 10 n%ttshrox ~"
Wo have 60. seen III single I" nr1aoesatIc''
rapcr. word cf condemnation Of tie tre1-
sdnablc declaration. Bnt their column, ast
stuffed With yiiliac.t!ons OF Thaa. sterens
and Charles Sumner, and n5S>c OF the u md.
1rs'f- In c.aastltut. .:;'e.s. ssas TIT re'4 VI
the Republican r7rsy.
, 1866-06-03

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