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New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
mr.. Geerse Psabsdy's Arrival in New-Ysra

Mr. George Peabody, the distinguished American
banker and OF London arrived hce on the Sco
Yesterday morning Mr.. Peabody went to England IN as
10 make his residence there after com
merca career bis country. In 1888 no eseaoassea
himself in London merchant and banker bis hoase $500
becoming the headquarters Of Americans In London and NE
center OF American and intelligence.
M Peabody past 70 OF are and stih strong
and hearty wan He mainly distinguished Tor LIS extensive
His first large gin in s52 to his native town OF Dan.
yes was check for 600 be expended IN soe founding
of town library and institute This handsome Rt wae al
tervard Increased COO beside additional sloo fos
branch library at North Danvers TIE also contno~see
$40 GOO TO the first rnne Ex pedion 10 the Arctic esn
and in 1861 gave s30O 20 ound scientific and htersy
institute AT Baltimore with pledge TO increase THIS ssm
His largest and notable d,naons however hsve oeen
made 10 the poor London where the most OF his fortano %
been made They in all 20 2450 600 U 50
nj as TO aey received the especial seknow
edgemen Of Queen Victoria letter which was puoseeo
s davs suce This unprecedented donation was not Ne
Jsnay Of an exceptional hhesay bat Wa
40 much IN harmony with Mr. Peabodys known generosity ~
eSarscter AZ TO deserve the universal eemmendstioa
ceiyed.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Large Alleged Lsrcesy.

The case of the United States agt. John Lambert,
alias John Lambert Enson up before Comn'ssoesr
Osborn yesterday The defendant 10 this case wee ssesa
BY police Of this city for alleged larceny from
Police time waiting for proof from Caios sss AZ
his counsel obtained his release on hsoess non s
Mr. Kennedy made complaint before TIE Commssloes tss
the prisoner had stolen $40 500 In gold on tse ah go -
rearreste by tie Marshal HIS counsel conendsd nes -
prisoner having been released from the charge y ~ ~
same oensc and that partook Of the nature o.
tlor They further ssked that Mr Kennedy depo "a ~
$40 900 In mining aockswith the United stss a.
MT Kennedy not being able TO attend tas ms.i.ncr
notifed the that he wona ,hs, lie
whether Mr. Kennedy were prssea % ssrc.tisS Win lie
money must OF before that ume' - $500 srs W, y
United states nuibcr'tcs Charles D spencer ~" W"
NM. LII u.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
PIREs.
Extensive CcnHngrafiou at Thereid' u W.
Thirty Buildings in Ashes-Forv Fami-
lies HouscIess-I.oss -S25o,CC0.
TPoPOIp- G. W, Monday,

TBoRoLp c. W. Monday; April 30 1865.
of James Miller and ragged until 80 shops ard houses and
large number of outbudings were destroyed Nearly
the whole Of Front aud Claendonsts IN the place are IN
sufferers are James Morris A. Sowaller and W. b. He'll
dershot. Forty to fifty families arc rendered houseess
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Burning OF the Steamer Gibbons and ooo
Raifs Of Cotton.

CINCINNATI. Tuesfay, May !, isop
The steamer Gibbons burned At IIiTschmar-s Ee
between Augusta and Savannah, Friday, with ooO paes
OF cotton. Vessel and cargo'arc total loss.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

Disnppearnsee Of . Womnn-Arress Of MsP
Husband % Suspicion Of Having Murdered

Her.
On Monday evening detective Brown ofthe Twenty
third Precinct arrested named julius Mason. who
sided at the Frsave and Eghtyfourths.
pcon Of having murdered his wife, Sarah X
Matson Neghbos Of the accused that early the
inc of th6th ut the OF female heard in the
houeof MasoD apparently uttered by Mrs. H. and Ia few
moments after leave the house in her night
clothes since which time trace Of her has been Aod Ger
tain il she has not returned 10 the house OF hef husband
and he either will not state where she ia The
affair has considerable excitement Ia the neghborbood
and the question asked whether the missing woman has
committed suicide been made away with by her husband
Tie affair AT ench attracted the attention OF the Police end
hence he arrest will be held nnt tie mssine wo-
mar found OF unt the mystery of her disappearance
sasfacorjlv cleared up He Is native OF is city, aged
about as wears and Is described by the Pole sho
for long time mas been Of intemperste iabits
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
SUPREME COURT-CHAmERs-MAY i-Beors Jnssics
IT
LAW OF ARREST.
Naulim Va Herachberl

By the.plaints statement in this case it appeared
that the defendant after purchasing the goods sent them 10
Missouri and being charged BY the plaintiff With an nsea
mise The defendant claimed that there was here no
ment to bring defendant within tho meaning o. the code
but Mr. Justice Ceke held that the defendant had not de-
clsred his intention until charged with BY the plaintiff
was within the law and the order Of arrest must be sestahtd
A. s. Cohen for plaintiff; j. Il. Philips for defendant
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-MAr L-Before Justice
CLARKE
DECISIONS.
Moses Heulim ct oil. VS.. II. Herschberg. rg.-Motion
10 order OF arrest denied with e0 costa 10 ssds
event.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Alexander Studwel Vs. Aaron Arnold ct Jndgment for
the defendants dsmssing the complaint without COSTS see
opinioD.)
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

FIRE IN CHERRY ST. Shortly before ~ o'clock on
Monday nigh, fire discovered under the stairs leading
to the second story the office attached TO the lumber yard OF
g. p b. Hoyt Sons. No. 2so Cherryst Owing to the in
aamrabe uatuo OF the material with which the yard was
filled the ase. soead raulv and Deore they extin
gun lumber and office building were damaged 10 tho
s2OOo Insured for s5o in the Market and
lantic Companes No "a Jcersonst, owned and occupied
o. dwelling BY Mr Hoyt damaged to the amount OF
eco on building aud s00 furniture Insured Tor 800 on
bng and sO on furniture IN the Mechanics and Traders
Company The fire undoubtedly the work Of on incend
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
ceaal Notices.
VERSE agt

CUPREME COURT-wM. p. CONVERSE ..,,e1, ag..
- III W. BARRY.-sdmncns for money demsnd on eoniIAe.
(com ser) To the sbove named DESCENDANT os ~
summoned required 10 answer W
C~st Reysnus Stamp complaint this action which was tbs
Canoe 1866 filed n the once o. the Srt o. %
City and County Of New-forr "
City Hall Ns~Yek Cy AID serve eoRy ef your an
EsvYo City within twenty days the service Of this summons
or YOU day o. such service and you f
the aforesaid tho PaiDn win tAA
against you t OF nine hundred aes
thousand eight hundred ara sxy
nc n!c <sside The costs this ct.onDsed March ~ isA
ns' n & A sTkWAhT Plsintinrs ATTORNEYS,
9a,.x sxV va. .7e l1o,dvsv. kew-isTk Citr-
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 2, 1866.
Gmusements.


WINTER GARDEN.
W BRILLIANT SUCCESS
IRISH Roy AND YANKEE GIRL,
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY "ILLlAMs
THIS "wednesday EVENING hayz
IMMENSE BILL.
commencing with the beautiful Inst praina entitled
ALL HALLOW EVE,
OR sNAPAPPLE NIGHT.
DODDy OCOvyOR ,..,,,..........MR BARNEY WILLIAMS
KITTY bAhNSi "iLi-'"'
~ YASKEE COURTSHIP ,
OUR JENIN, IN,..,..............MRs BARNEY WILLIAMS
Concluding with the original fafce entitled
BARNEY THE BARiN
BARNEY THE BARON. .......hih bAhNis1 WtLLiASo'
H. preparation will siohly DE produced viii .ntrey
EF'yy sCENEEY APPOINTMENTS
AND A SPLENDID CAST,
the very slccessful Ii.h drama entitled z...
THE CONNIE sOOGAH.
Doors onen ct u; commenee.etlE
WINTER GARDEM: oo,ro .,~,.~.
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
EVERY EVENING IN
FEAST or FUN.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-NOW
~ OPEN a. the Academy edice Twenty thifst
and Feur,have the FORFY-FIRST ANNUAL AblBlliO OF
na Living Artists never before exhibited Dsiy ron
10 a. 10 l0p IN. l. ADDiSOS hsOunhp,
WASHINGTON ALLSTON's celebrated painting,
w "sPALATROS yIsION or THE BLOODY HAND on
free exhibition at the gallery Of s. T. AVERY No. e bio.s"sy'
corner Of Four;hst
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Dcntistrp.

NJ B GRIFFINS M. 255 Grand-st., N. Y, op-
~ posI,e Lod Tsyo the LARGEST and CHEAPEST DEN
Every operation Dentistry performed unuiusuay low prices
g l.. HAMLEN, Dentist, No. % West Twenty
% seventh hour. from NJ os Re.rs TO the
Hon. r. Chase Rsh Rev q. L. Mclsslne
Blshop Of Ohio; B. w. Bce. Paymsster- General u s. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Death Of .. cid Pr,.ser ..x Kat,.r.

BosroN, Tuesday. May I. 1866
Mr. William ". Clapp died yesterday aged 8ycars. He
WIS ern.ly wei k0an editor aid primer III this ciy.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--SPEcIAL TzRx-AAr l.
DECISIONS.

Hughes vs. Smth.-See 0phlon.
Harry w. Oakes-Moton granted The plaintiff ma
withdraw complaint within five days upon payment OF "
costa The cost ef this motion may abide events
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr l.-Belsrs
Judge Belts.
CONVERSATIONS.

Condemnstions were taken by default against 81
barrels Of whisky found at West Thirty nnshs for vol
ton the Revenue Law and against cases marie
j. d. containing firearms. seized at the Cas'om-house
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

OFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost their
" personal effects when serving on vessel, los. Or can
the proper application. L. BROWN Co., No. Park
place, up stairs.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
60 u1bom il man Gonrern.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that'we the undersigned,
IN have been dol appointed Of the Zrno Burn
ham mp.oned accordance with the provisions Of the
Rev~d and eli indebted said Durham are required
Of all dbs and sums Of money owing by them
and ct the oice OF Aubrey y
wilson NO Wall City by the 9Th day Of June 1906
having In their possession property or effects OF
required deliver the to u.s. said place
by day and all Of said debtor also required to
their respective demands and accounts or to one of u.s.
At said place, by the day bereinbefore specified.
Dated New York. April 20. 1866. -
ihns'e'''
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
The size Of hCFe Steamships alis Of spaous StAe too
opening directly the saloon the and iee are
unsurpassed and the rates lower than any other ine
An cxpeer ced Surgeon each ship free OF charge
CABIN passage, So; Steeraee, $50 PAYABLE in oarency
secrsso trke't0 bring parties NON Liverpool o. o1e ms
town $40 currency
The owners scooun,sbs for val
bs dus having th value expressed thereon are
usrod therefor.
Tor cht or cSn passage sppy the Office Of the Company
Broadway tickets a. th passage oce OF the
Company Nc. u Broadway OF No. 2l5 Pesrtsi: ., =,
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
gitua!ious fUanteo-fcmalcs.
6iMailors iUante0-a aIaIes.


AN experienced B00K-KEEPER and CORRE-
N sPOSbENT - years last situation, desires
gseuent in New York or eewheI Age 81 Expectations mod
ar.te o. Post Office Box No 5.s.8. Nev-iork
YOUNG MAN wishes a situation COACH
~ and AIT in ths house fAs good reference from
s last place Inquire fer W. days at No I EeVenhs corner
Siythsve.
LVANTED-A'SITUATION by an elderly man. in
w any light employment Has objection % the country
gsrienng snd doing anything required ABOUT
q gent Addres u, Box No ~, I.ibune Ohce
XAANTED-A situation as GARDENER ny
w single Thoroughly t1dfsand his business; would
TIE care II hors and make himself generally useiu ha'
city rrieuce. Adde'S B. Boz no lo tribune Ofc-
VNANTED-A SITUATION, by Young Man OF
w experience. COACHMAS o. GkOOMi can produce the
be,: of rriere Adde'S J. s. Box No s9 Irbone oee
XNANTED-A SITUATION. by a colored COACH
w MAN Address c. p. H., No 81 West Brosdwsy. =
VNANTED-A SITUATION, by young Man, IN
w store to do light Lost the of night hsnd can
furnish good Address JACOB WOLt 10 yy Avenue .
Union EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-For every de-
,-rp,on Of iiale and Female HELP Call q NO AniysI
-. :, H,e,iw,. M ,tsits SHEHAN 4 Go.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Eettures ano Alectinss.


GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
~ TRhDESMEN or THE CITY OF NEWlORk.-Ihe hsg1-
lar Mrtingo the Society will be held MECHANICS HALL No.
AZ Broadway, THIS (Wednssdsyl EVENING. at o'clock
WILLIAM VAN NORDEN, Secretary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
s-sss,sa4E,8 .,4sr....l.st%

The following bills have passed the
Senate; Relative ~ the line Of holding
County Conr,a; providing additional
dnckels I, Justices of The Peace; for
taxing costs to private prosecutions
10 provide tsr tS@ election d: ,nWn~t y
collectors ard 3"fugt. ;hei, duties: q
change the cmporaie names If school
District townships.
The House seems 70 have done but
little at passing bills. The following
among others have bee" introduced.
To regulate the pric, of transportation
Q! passengers and freight on railroads
--ordel cd printed-lt will undoubtedly
pass; TO restrain stock from running q,
large nights between Sept. LIST and May
l>,; IL res. Int ,un to S,Ilts The word
I'm :lu' ont Of the c,ns'i ~ IS, +; 4 reso.
luton to strike the word :wili't" on
Of tie constitution hiil fixing Dis.
irict Jnlycs Salaries at So G35. ana
Supreme Judge. a, s. SEQ per arnum !;
bill is also mp for FIXING the value OF
houiesieals. The INT resoluio Of
the Senate was pas>e a king f~ u
grant Of land for the IN, & Of lie Iowa
and Missouri State line railroad This
road passes through the S, u:tern ter
If counties in this State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
CoaI,CoaI! CoaI!!

The undersigned having affected arr ange-
mepts for the exclusive Ylo Mt this Gin, of
Boonsboro coal, would announce that they
ere now prepared to receive orders for the
same, which will be promptly filed.
Thus coal is acknowledged to be superior
in many respects to tina. mined in Illinois,
and experienc. proves that one ton Of it is
equal to at least, three cords Of Common
rood, while in point Of convenience il is Ger.
iainly preferable, and must of neces ity soon
take the place Of wood, which is al. cady, in
many places, becoming quite scarce. As We
are making preparations TO open a Yard in q
short time, VIC are desi,ous OF ascertaining as
nearly as possible the probable ono unit
which will he consumed hs regular customers
to enable ns to determine The quantity neces-
| sary to be kept on hand as We intend to
have full supply at nll times, and to this
end, would request, that those wishing to
use il gould call upon US as early as CON.
| yenisnt, and leave their orders.
]. 4. SMITH 4 Co.
n4wt Lumber Dealers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

Stat Of Iowa
Tar County, 81.
To jeremiah Hardin.
You are hereby notified that there is now
y: file in the Office Of tho Clerk Of The Distric,
fart Of Tnma county, Iowa, petition .
srles Nerrick, Sophroaia Nerr:ck nnt
p ilanler ]. Elwaris claiming Of you IL,
arcelation ard delivering up Of cert sir
ntract and mortgage therein described anc
king that they may te held for nought d
king that commissions, may be appointed
st cancel a certain mortgage therein men
toned on the margin Of the proper records
u Tama county. Iowa, as therein mentioned
md for such other relief as seems meet, and
that unless you appear thereto and defesd o.
'r before noon Ct the second day Of the mex,
ERIN of said court being the February term
Of said court, for the year 4. y. 1885, :om.
mencing on the third Monday Of february
a. D. 1865, default will be entered against
you and judgement rendered thereon.
WM. II. STiVERS
nj Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
Ma EDiruR

A ono Of your readers allow me Ia
AK that von will endcavor to impress
upon the minds of our Senator and Re
preventative in tbs Legislature, the ne
cessity Of the passage Of the bill Cur al,
act to extend the jurisdiction Of onr
County courts to criminal and civil
jnr'sd'e'i"n, which was recently intro
dnced into the Genera. Assembly Of
thp State.
The passage If the bill! w"u!.i accono
date the rapidly increasing wants Of on,
counties, and, insnre..spcedy trials and
more correct judgments than are
usually rendered by county justices
Our District Court terms are too in +.
frequent and the sessions too short to
dispose of.all that acrumnlaies within
their jurisdiction. Give rs. by al
means county court Of c, m,non ,Ieas!
A FARMER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
arcciai Notice
1Tohe GrOycSteem Piano Forte

Special Notice.
rTehc GrOycsteeM Piano Forte
still retains its precedence and great pop
ularity, md after undergoing gradual i'm,
provements for period Of thirty years, is
now pronounced by The musical world to
he unsurpassed and even une1ualed in
richness, volume and purify of tone, dura-
bility and cheapncss. Our new scale,
French action, harp pedal, iron frame, over
strung bass, zeven octave, rosewood pianos
wa are selling cheaper by from 800 to S2GO
than the same style and finish nrc sold by
any other frs.-class makers in the country.
Dealers and oil in want Of good pianos arc
invited 10 send tor our Descriptive Cnta-
logue, which contains photographs Of our
different stJ les, together with prices No
one should purchase q piano without see
ing this Catalogue. Medals, almost with
out number, have been awarded to the
Grovesteen Piano, and at the Celebrated
Wovlds Fair, though put in competition
with others from all parts Of Europe and
abe y. s., il took the highest award.
[Establishsd:lsso.]
.GrOvesicen & Co.
400 BROADWAY NY
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
REEVES AM BIZ OSlA
FOR TIE HAIR

The original and genuine Am5rosia is prepar.
ed by J. A lien Reeves, and is the best hair
drcssidg and preservative now in use 1t
stol the hair failing out, causes it to grow
thick and long and prevents It from turning
prematurely grey. ~ eradieates dsndruf,
cleanses, beauties and renders the hair soft
glossy and curly. Buy it, try it and be con-
qinced. Don't be put eff with spurious ar
ticle. Ask for Reeves Anbrosia and take no
other. For Sale by Druggist and Dealersi in
Fancy Goods every where.
Price, IS ents per Bottle-S6, 90 PR doz.
Address, RhEN ES' AMknD>IN ID: :
POT, 80 Fulton st., New York CITY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
Con, nj ssioner,s sale.


Com nltsxlOner's sale.
Whereas, ON tho 2lst, day of September
1865, decree was rendered by the District
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, in cause there-
in pending, between Lcander Mcdonald rs
Plaintiff. and Henry Harrison Yount and
Frederick Yout, defendants, wherein il was
ordered that the lands hereinafter described
or so much thereof rs should be necessary
should be sold by David D. Appellate, COM
missioner appointed BY the Court for that oh.
ject, for the purpose Of satisfying the amount
of claim Of Plaintiff against said land Of
seven hundred d.llars with interest on the
same from the both doy Of August A, d. 1853,
after payment Of the costs of suit and accru-
ing cost nrtice is Therefore given that on the
l3th day OF February A. u. 1865, between the
hours Of . o'clock \. NJ. aud O'clock p. NJ.
Of said day, commencing ut II o'clock A. NJ,
will III front Of thu Cemt House, IN Toledo,
offer for sale, and sell to the highes. and best
oder for cash. for the purpose Of satisfying
tho aforesaid claim, with interest rs aforesaid
and all accrung costs, the following lsni,si
nate in Tam County, Iowa, viz: the north
East quarter 81 section sixteen 600 also the
North West quarter Of the Soatt West quar-
ter Of section Hs,l all II Township No. Eighty
three ls3, North u Range No. Ilirsean, I'D
Wcst Of the Eth r. N.
DAVID y. A2pE1pATE,
yeu;w. C..nMiss:ansr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

ESTRAY IEIFER AND STEERS,
Taken mp by 4. J. Dingee, in Indian WILL
age township, Tama County, Iowa, heifer
one year old, mostly white, with small re-
spots on sides and neck; appraised at $500
re-! ard white steer, one year old, crop of
eft ear, under bit from right ear; appraised
At S., O; enc steer, one year ,ll mostly white
red sftts on neck, sides and legs. crop of ear
appraised at 5000. Toledo, Jan. %, 1866
Dawn D APpELGATE, Clerk,
By George L Bailey, Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
ESTRAY STEER & lIEIFERS.

Tascn er ny Patrick Mull;gan in Otter
creek tow ship one steer dark red ose year
old rnedinm size, white on end of tail. ap-
praised Al Sl2. ''ne pale rad heifer one year
I'D last s. ring medium size, white on tn
belly. : hite on end of tail, appraised AT sil.
IND one offer one year old last spring.
small, So tied rel and white, all the fee,
VII te, PRAISED at 50.
To'e Feb. 2. 1866.
DAVID D APPELG ATE, Cle-s
By Il rye |. Bailey Deputy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

TO OWNERS OF HORSES
Dr.. T. J. CADY, late Veterinary Surgeon
II the and' Iowa Cavalry. and also graduate
u Oh. Chicago vetel mary Institute, will treat
I'll ses Of d scase of the horse
affice, at his residence in Columbia 70.
n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
Advertisement!
Advantages Of this Plow.

It will last from three to six times
ion.er than any other Steel Plow n,aie anywhere by
s,iy THIS has often been proved by actual use in
'gt.ty' coils occasionally to be found On the margins
q in the West in which sAeets.oel Flows Lave
been faithfully ''cut through. in blowing eighty
Or less it h,ving already piowcd three hundred
acres Of tine same soil without yet being half Worn.
Tt will t:scour'' in the most difficult
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It plows at any depth, from three
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Gu-s casf, is tie cheapest. AMI nii.nt
ES--sts more than hundred dl!.o worth CT Pillow"
&5-syery time he gets one u these.
These remarks ere made after a
familiarity with the ni.ei's cf Of the good lws in
use in the Vest, iaany Il which Lave justly earned
good rcpns ion.
E Our new model "B" Flow is
43-lcsgned expressly fr stubbie and foul ground
ES-signcd for both turf end stahhle. The "E'' and
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

.. Mr.. John Smith sold last week
70 Gaf"y ,t johnston three butchered
hags 81 aan months oil, whose average
vs. 43ss pounds. Who comes next ?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

....Messrs. Becker & EVERY have
removed their Harm, a. Shop, one door
South Of the ''Transcrip," Office, where
they will be pleased to me-, old aud
new custumars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

... Found, . cloth and tyr .taScs
c,p wi,ch the owner eao have - cal.
ling atth.' Cheap Cash $ ore proving
property, and paying for tina notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

49,. District C'nrl will commence a
ses .'on 10 this wn one week from next
Monday.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

49,. DON'T fail 10 read the rev al
vertisement of"Plow-," by Graham 4
Nelson. They keep on hand also a
very general variety Of farming nipple.
,nents, q the best s.ylcs. patterns and
IN IKE, and We alv,se onr farmers to
II Ike their purchases Of these articles
Of them.