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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
ST.. Louis. Oct. 25.

ST Lorls. Oct. %.
a Gentleman from Gen. Sigcfs ad-
vance post reports Price had left Ce-
dar county aud was retiring toward
Greenfield, Dale county. Sigcis ad
vance post was near Bolivar Tuesday
evening. and his main body ut Quincy
Lanes force was ut Oceola, and Str
yis' command one days march behind.
Siyel was abou, rs far south Of Price,
bnt some % miles east of him, evident
" coming from Springfield TO cut oft
his retreat south, while Lane was only
two DAYS march north Of him. Ere
mont and s,aff were at PommeIe Ter
re, en- route for Quincy.
Gems. Hunters and McKinstry's di
visions were moving towards Warsaw.
Pope was marching on Lcesville, via
Sedalia, and Ashbo,n was at Warsaw
The bridge at Warsaw was completed
and the troops were to cross Wednesday
last. 1t is tre>'le work.
The general belief among the officers
ut Warsaw was that Price could not
get away, hut would be compelled to
fight or surrender.
A detachment Of L. $. cavalry broke
up rebel camp at Buffalo Mills, ten
miles from Cole Camp Creek, Tuesday
night, killing Il, wounaing large
number, and taking - prisoners, a mum
Der OF horses, and % wagons.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Our n ayy

A. the time of the capture Of IT.
Sumpter ne had but two war vessels
on our coast sloop and gun boat.
Now cotcmporary sums up our war
navy rs follows:
The Secretary Of the Navy has in.
.spccica and purchased IS vessels, char
terd 10 more, placed % gunboats and S
sloopS on the stocks. 60: the engines for
them in an advanced state of constrnc-
ton. has recalled our nayy,is now filing
out So vessels, has captured over so YES
sells Will" running the blockade. has
palcod npoi, tie Atlantic and Gulf coast
a fleet Of fifty nine vessels and another
in the Potomac oftwenty FIVE and has
established blockade which even the
South and foreign governments are com
PEELED TO admi: is effective, and which
in 4 very short time will be so complete
that there will be no room for dispute,
and our navy besides will make the seas
too warm for privatccrs. a naval ex-
petition is now on the way to make y
demonstration or the Southern coast"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

The late battle at Frcdricltown No.
IS about the only one Of any Importance
in which the chances Of two armies
were about about cqnally divided, -
Each army had abont G,0oo engaged
Onrforce under command otCol Plum.
'ner Of Cape Girardeau, and the rebels
under JEFF. Thompson. Thompson
had selected his ground and planted
his cannon. but our men opened upon
him as soon as they came up and made
short work oft, killing it is said 100 Of
the rebels and wounding the usual
number. We drove the enemy from
the ground, the infantry following them
three miles and the cavalry ten. Our
loas was / killed and % wounded.
The Tama Co. Rifles we're not in the
fight.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Special to Tribune.
WAsIuNGToS, Oct.

W ASIlINGTOS, Oct. -.
IL very enc Of the Departments and
in the White House the utmost astonish-
mont and Indignation are expressed at
the publication IN New York Of the
details Of the great naval expedi-
ton.
It viii surprise no one to hear that
A boy WI, arrested this morning by our
pickcts this side of Fairfax, with an
unsold q,antity Of the n. Y. Zines OF
S..url,y which was going to market
among the rebels.
The battery Of IS guns discovered a
week since on Matthias Point is Il myth.
II must have been fold pieces which
fred upon the Frccborn and Island
Belle The steamer Onion a few days
since through, examined the place
and found neither guns. cntrcnchm"nts
nor rcbsls.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
LEXINGTON, Ger. 2!

LEXINGTON, Oct. 20
Fortv-three mounted rebels, armed
with II. S. mnskctS, and well supplied
with reyolycrs and bowie knives, were
surprised and taken prisoners Yesterday
room, miles from Manchester by 2t
Home Guards, under Capt. Craddock
and Mai. Buckncr The rebels were
brought to Col. Brncc's camp. They
acknowledge that they were on tEeif
way to join the rebel army at Preston
burg. Four other prisoners, who had
been assisting the cavalry men to es-
cape, were taken. Also AZ horses.
Information has been received from
Camp Wild Cat to-day that Zollicoffer
had retreated beyond Loudan, and was
supposed to be falling back to Cumber-
land ford.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPART

HEApouARTKRs WESTERN DEPART
MENT. YoRr's STATION, Mo. Oct. 20
The following dispatch has been re-
ceiyed, announcing 4 most brilliant We
tory at Springfield by Gen. Fremoht's
body guard. numbering $50 men:
FIVE MILES OUT OF BOLIVAR 10, Il.
M. Oct. 25.-Gneeral: report respect
fully, that yesterday, at 4 p. m. | met
in Springfield about two thousand OF
the rebels, formed in line OF battle
They gave me warm reception; but
your guard, with one feeling, made 2
charge, and in less than three minutes
the enemy was completely routed by
one hundred and fifty men. We
cleared the city Of every rebel, and re-
tired, it being near night, and not feel
ing able to keep the place with SO small
a force.
Major Whites command did not par
ticipatc in the charge. / have seen
charges. but such brilliant unanimity in
bravery l have never seen, and did not
expect. Their war cry, Fremont and
the Union,'' broke forth like thunder.
(Signed1 CHAs. LEAGoNIA
Major commanding Body Guard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
About that "Ercnch woman

mir. EDITOR.
noticed local item in your papc:
Of last week, which needs All explana
ton at my hands, owing to the fact
that am brother Of the said French
Woman" I accuse you of no wrong
in rcnning that ''local itcm," although
it casts a lasting shame upon me.
Nv sister came here, from Massachu-
sets, about one year ago. When she
arrived here she had about $22 i'll mo-
ncy. permitted her with pleasure to
board at my house, free of charge,
about six weeks. Finally she was in
duced to live with Alexis Sebelle, who
charged her regularly for board, and
after her board bill amounted to So
she was sent away by Mr.. Sebelle.
Then she was anxious to return toMassa-
chusetts, and the only alternative h.ft
us was to raise subscription and send
her back. The good people Of Otter
Creek Immediately raised \ subscrip-
ton in wheat, and sent it to Iowa City
by Mr.. Sebellc. to be sold and the
amount to be given to my sister. Mr.
Sebelle went to Iowa City with the
wheat accompanied by my sister, and
AZ the story is going in the neighbor-
hood, instead ,f giving her the amount
Of the subscription he appropriated it
all to his own benefit, by purchasing
rocking chairs, babies tinery, DC. &c.
He attempted to palm her off OH the
County Judge Of Johnson Co. as q
pauper. and the Judge Knowing her
place Of residence, gave Mr.. Sehcllc
one dollar as a compensation for bring
inc her back TO this county; and let me
say that Mr.. Alexis Scbelle is the mi
SCRABBLE Escape grace" who dumped
her at the door Of our County Judge
entirely ,citAom my knowiedye or con-
sent.
Mr. Elitor, please do me TIE favor
Of publishing this statement Of facts,
as do not wish 10 be accused OF the
base inhunonity which the transaction
sh WIS.
Yours truly,
CELESTIAN JACQUOT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
u :
From w aaslllnElOls.
Words Correspondence. !
WAsHINGToN, Oct. %.


Only the Rhode Island officers stood
by the guns, the me,s rcteating early in
the fray.
The enemy charged from the woods
in all directions, converying upon our
forces. They were tivmiy met, but the
slaughter Of our best officers atsts men
was SO terrific that Tie Federals were
1T hast obliged to retreat
Gel. Baker WAS killed by y horse
man. who role close TO him and fired
five sAetS from a revolver, all taking
effect. The slayer was at once brought
down in turn by Captain Derrc'l. The
same brave man recovered Bakers
body, heading charge OF his company
for that purpose.
The California regiment took over Of
me, and officers six hundred and eighty
nine.
The drowned are about SO. killed 80,
wounded 25, prisoners 3OO-total sos
Safe about las.
Two howitzcrs and two field pieces,
Of the % Il. |. battery, were hauled up
the hill, aid cffectnally handled during
the fight by Col Baker himself, AMI BY
Wistar, his Aljutant, Hawley, Col.
CoggSwell oftlc Tamnany, and Go. G..
Capt. Derrick, LIST Colonel.
The forces which: crossed the Poto-
mac were Is follows: 1st battalion ~
the Caiifo. Mn regiment $50, Mass. 18th
l0oO, Mass. Goth about 500, Tammany
regiment 2OO--to'al 1889.
On the advent Of the news Of the
fall of Col. Baker, Gen. Lame was inr
media,cly ordered to the scene, being
at that time making arrangements IL
proceed to new command higher NJ
the Potomac.
Gen. Gnstavus w. smith was not in
the fight at Edwards Ferry. The
rebel army was commanded By Gen.
Evans.
To-day noon the enemy was not IN
force in our ilnmel late front, nearer Il
Washington than Ccntrevllle. All their
troops are Withdrawn from Fairfax c.
II. and station, except picket guards.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Reported defeat Of Rem. McG'uIs
lOCh by the Kansas Brigade.
Special to the st. Louis Democrat

JEFFERSON Cry, Oct, "a
Col Wag, ner arrived to-day from
Upton and reports that it was rumored
and believed there that Lane and Mont
gomery had intercepted McCulloch.
or some one assuming that name, in
his attempt to join Price, and had cut
his whole army to pieces. This re
port is also believed here.
We are reliably informed that there
are some five hundred rebels congrega-
ted in and around Fulton, Galloway
county, whose design is to seize some
passing steamer, to ferry themselves
across the river and burn the Usage
bridge, on the Pacific Railroad. A
vigilant and formidable guard will be
maintained at the bridge.
Fremont is said to have discovered
sl6O, 900 in coin buried at Warsaw
and to have delivered it over to the Z.
S. Paymaster.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

Cor THEIR Uniforms. Sunday
morning the soldiers OF the 18th regi-
mcnt got their uniforms, and in the
afternoon appeared on dress prade in
the new rig. Their appearance was
materially improved by the change.
The uniform consists Of dark blue coats
and pants, and black hats, loopcd mp on
one side,and plumcs. The cavalry also
appeared in uniform yesterday morn
ing, or at least large portion Of them
They have the same hat rs the infantry
dark blue jackets, trimmed with yellow,
and light blue pants: they have ais"
epaulets. Both infantry and cavalry
are proviled with caps in addition to
hats.-Dac Guz.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

The State Auditing Committee for
war purposes will meet at Davenport
on the 9Th Of Nov. when all having
claims against the State for expenses
incurred, for feeding, furnishing or as,
sisting in any manner the raising Of
troops in the State, should, then and
there present their bills.
Mai. Gen. Fremont is not graduate
Of West Point. He was graduated at
Charleston Is. g. College, studied civil
engineering, and then obtained Lieu
tenancy of Engineers.-Erchon9e.
ssThat's what's the matter" with him.
He didn't graduate at West Point, and
SO the "Regulars' arc all down on him
as an army otiicer.-Dav. Gas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
From Missouri.
Pilot Knob, Mo. Oot. %.

lllOt NnoU, MO. Oot. -.
Col ialumncr has returned with his
cor, nand /, Cape Girardcan.
Col Ca,ln now Occupies Frederick
town with y regiment OF infantry, a
squadron of cavalry and two pieces OF
artillery.
jeff. Thompson and his rcbe@ band
were pursued % miles beyond Frcder-
icktnwn, on The Grrcnville road, when
the chase was abandoned. they are
probably ut Grcenvile now, but they
arc completely demoralzea, AND will
doubtless continue their retreat.
The detail sent ont to bury the dead
after the battle, reported near 20 OF the
rebels killed and about 10 wounded,
mortally.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

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leaving it coming to the office he lett.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Western Virginia for DisSsiOn.

WHEELING Oct. 81.
The election on division OF the State,
as ordered by ordinance at the last
convention, came otfthroughout western
Virginia to day. The vote in this city
and county was not full overwhelmingly
for division.
Reports from the intcrior,as far as re-
ceivcd, show still greater unanimlty for
it.
Thirtv-nine counties are included III
the new State.
Messrs Lamp.Paxton and Butler are
elected delegates from this county
to the convention, which meets the Goth
of November to tarmc 4 constitution.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Colonel Baker.

Colonel Baker, when mere lad, five
years Of age came from England to thi,
country with his father settled at Phi.
ladclphia. When a few more years
were added to his age and while yet
quite Young man, he came TO the
West OH foot, and settled 4, Springfield
III. where he commenced 1racticing
law, and soon rose to he one Of the
most ablo advot ates in his profession.
lie soon entered the broad fields of
politics, embraced Tie Wing doctrine,
and was sent to Congress. Upon the
breaking out Of the Mexican war he
returned to H., raised a regiment and
took it to the Rio Granic. In this war
he distinguished himself rs man of
courage and yalor. When General
Shields fell at the head of his brigade
At Cerro Gordo. Col. Bake, rose to
the command and led the N. Y. regi-
mcnt through, the bloody struggles Of
that day. Returning to Illinois after
the close Of the Mexican war, he was
again elected to Congress where he re-
NAMED until 1850.
lie soon after removed to San Fran
cisco and successfully practised his pro-
fc.sion. While here he pronounced 4
cnoiogy npon Senator Broderic, which
is among the most eloquent composites,
il tic English language. From here he
removed to Oregon and was soon after
elected 4. S. Senator for the term of
ak years, but lived to only enjoy two
sessions
He took par. in the present war for
the suhjngation Of the rebels and fell
early in the engagement at the head Of
his column at the battle OF Edwards
Ferry on the 2lst inst lie was 4
wholc-soulcd man, an able lawyer, a
patriotic citizen, and brave warrior.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
The Iowa CITY Republican mentio,

The Iowa City Republican mentions
three companies now stationed in that
place preparatory 70 moving to Fort
Randall
It also mentions having in its Office
the flag of,hc Iowa LIST regiment which
shows a number of bullet holes, received
at the battle of Wilson's Greek. 1t was
brought to the City by iov. Kirkwood
and is to be presented to the State
Historical Society; very appropriate
place for It.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31
Yours truly,
CELESTIAN JACQUOT.
Telegraph from Ocean to ocean.

1t will be seen by the following that
photographic communications is now
open with the Pacific coast.
New York, Oct. 25.
The following dispatch was received
this +. NJ
san FEAc1sco, Oct24
San Francisco 10 New York. sends
greeting, and congratnlates her on the
completion Of the enterprise which con
nets the Pacific With the Atlantic
May the prosperity Of both cities, be
icreased thereby, and the projectors Of
this important work meet with honor
and reward
Signed, II. +. TIscnEMAKE.
Mayor Of San Francisco.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

In the action at Edwards Ferry in
which Col. Baker fell, the rebels brought
into the bcld 5000 men. and Col. Bak
cr's regiment consisted Of $50, 81
which he brought back only ISL. 50
were killed, l25 wounded. q drewn CO
in the retreat and 500 taken prisoners
We wonder when our warriors intend
TO gain few battles. Bulls Ran
Wilson's Greek and Lexington the mos,
important ones yet fought have all
been los, BY us, with aisastcrous coase.
qucnces.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-10-31

Fifty prisoners, who were taken in
the battle Of Frederick town, have been
put to work on the trenches at Cape
Girardeau. Accounts of Major Schef-
field, who commanded the battery in
that section, show that this victory was
the most complete Of any yet achieved
by our army during TIE war. jeff
Thompson escaped on loot. after have
ing his horse killed under him. The
rebel force was about 5000, while ouls
was only 1900.