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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10

Fort Smelling, Mays.
To His Ezcellency Alec. Ramsey Commander in
Chief:
SIR have this day received your order d.
recting me to send two companies of my com.
mand to Fort Rdgely, two companies to Fort
Abercrombie, and two companies to Fort Rip
ley. These to relieve the troops of the regu-
lar army. l have the honor to say that the
order will be promptly obeyed so soon as "the
companies are fully armed and equipped"
and transportation can be procured.
To carry out this order it will require more
time at this season of the year in this climate
to move troops to Fort Abercrombie, or from
there. that can be procured very promptly,
owing to the high water now prevailing north
of this post. 1t is proper to say that have
not as yet any clothing. except blankets, no
knapsacks, haversacks. canteens, ammunition.
nor enough arms (by about 30O) sufficient to
put them on field duty.
l will communicate further at an early
day.
W. A. GORMAN,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
SfIE;ysTEE,S &ALE.
MORTGAGE foreclosures

by virtue of special execution issued from
the office OF the Clerk Of the district Court Of
Tuna County Iowa, and to me directed in
favor Of W, Penn. Clarke, attorney for J. II.
Fro,Lins ham & CO., and against Charles g.
Truesdcll and Sarah ]. Trucsdcll, hvae levi
ed on aud vii. offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of Dec !,
A. d. 1861, at the front door Of III, Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, at: he hour of &C ock
A. ". Of said day, the following property, to-
wit:
Lots and 6 IL Block "a, and lot 6
IN block 3 IL the torn IF Toledo, 7amu
Go. loma,
and decsecd to he sold by decree Of foI eclo-
cure of said mortgage. Taken Is he rrsIsr-
ty as commanded in said special execution,
to satisfy said execution, interest and costs.
Terms Of sslc cash. No redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa,
Toledo Iowa, Nor. Dist, 1851.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Important lr0tsl tlsH south.

6aitt!nEc. Dec. $.
The boat from Old Point, has arrived
The following items are gathered from
Southern papers.
The reported removal "f the Capital
from Richmond to Nashville is incor
rect.
The Southern press is advocating
the abolishina Of the elective franchise
The hates, aavices from Pensacola,
represent that . fight had not occurred
Account "a. thai had the fight continued,
L 7 Mcisca wou!l have been destroyed
NJ PARTICULARS of the affair are given.
The planters throughout the Southern
seaboard are represented to be DIES
'Y,yinr their stocks, lest they should
tall INTO tho hands e the Yankees.
\ conspiracy st l'monists had been
discovered III New Orleans, CAUSING
great excitement there. Many arrests
ha bcc1s made.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
! aru re- ee.iia".,r your . 1T servant.
lles.t. Nm L. MAJkY.

Tho I.aftc- II THO CHRISTIAN WATERMAN 4
u Yiai,rron says, " L ha.e sscp testimony
: in favor of.he machine made Nv Laid Wet-
y STR < Co. which from Il > meta. a ~ lslg-
"A i,ti- character OF the writer's, we are salts
fed could never have been obtaiS cd, ha |
n nos the instrumrut fully realized the rep
rceer'a' ions Of the makers respecting il !;
O these Testimonials are fro1. c.crgymen ana
f. persons of high moral worth and integrity
p in thc community, we'll known 10 our read
~ ers.an are Of HE most ilaitering character
% HENRY " ARD BEECilER of,h.
Y New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4. G.
& CURTIN, Ct Penn. - HORACE
81 GREEDY. n. Y. Tribune. - Hon.
= HENRY j. RAYMOND. N. Y.
y Ti;acs.-EORicE II. DAY. In
Q dia Rubber Fatc,.tec. Hon. JOHN
10 y. GHlSELlN, .lr, Norfolk Va
~ WV. Z. WILLIAMSON, Chief En-
cinecr L. s. Na>y.-JOSEPH p.
IA PRISON, Chef Engineer Of n. Y.
Citv-Elitor PRACTICAL NE
y CHANIC. - Editor SCIENTIFIC
y Observation-Disclosures. ALBANY
Il ATLAS AND ARGUS. Editor
). EALLDu'S PICTORIAL Editor
NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE.-
8 Editor NEW YORK EVENING
= POST. Editor BALTIMORE PAT
6 RIOT. Editor MEMPHIS I'm.
! QuIRER. Editor CINCINNATI
u ENQUIRER.
From tho above eminent gentlemen. and
distinguished sources. We have unQualf-
ID cd praise and hattering testimonials Of
A the superiori,y and practical reliability Of
v the "Ladd, Webster 4 CO. Sewing mach.
= ines
Ia efficient AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
Town. With asmall investnlent Of capitol
l., . Profitable business cap be 1eadily estab-
ls lishei. We offer liberal Inducements
: Any correspondence regarding our mach
ines will be promptly and gladly answered
enclose letter stamp and we will send .
circular and sample Of work by return
mail.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
LATEST NEWS,
BY L a s t Mig h t's
HxP7H98.


We received 1t last evening, and
give short synopsis:
lie says with are at peace with foreign
nations, but as forci,.n dangers attend
domestic difficulties, he advises, improv-
inc our coast and lake shore offences.
lie advises the recognition Of the indie
pcndcncc and sovereignty Of Liberia
and Hayti: he rejoices that the pa,rio
tism Of the people is fully equal to the
presen. emergency, and that the mum
Der Of troops rendered, greatly exceeds
the number authorized by Congress; he
advises coditying the laws and recon
structing tho judiciary system; he says
the Treasury is in flonrishins condition,
the Post Office system running behind,
and that the receipts from the Patent
and General Land Office have diminish
ed he advises tho construction Of al
Agricultural Bureau; he says a mum
Der Of slaves have been liberated under
the sc onfiscation" act and that probably
more will be and advises, co,oniziny
them in some country; he dweiis hut
little upon the rebellion, and has but
few minor suggestions to make; says
however that our army is progressing
southwark steadily. He closes with a
short dissertation upon independent
labor and slavery, plainly showing that
he strongly sympatiiscs with the former.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Exciting News from Cairo.

-
Three rebel gunboats came UP in
sight If Fort Holt this p. m, and fired
several shots, which were returned from
The fort and battery at Birds Point.
The rebel shots and those from For,
Holt fell short. \ shot from Birds
Point went over The rebel steamers,
which caused thea, TO put about aud
scul down the river. A. soon AS the
firing was heard, Gen, Grant got on
board the steamer W. Ii. Brown, which
ran down towards the point, bnt found
that the rebel steamers had passed out
Of sight. The gunboat Concstoga,
having steam M, ran down rs far as
lucas Bend. but did not gain sigh, Of
the rebel steamers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2.

SENArE.-rhc committee appointed
10 salt on the President, reported he
would communicate his Message at
noon to morscw. Adjourned.
HousE.-Biddle Of Pennsylvania,
Burnham, Of Connecticut, Bennett. Of
Colorado, Wallace Of Washington,
Territory, were sworn in.
Lovejoy offered a resolution tender
ing the thanks Of Congress to Captain
Wilkes for his arrest Of the traitors
slidell and Mason. Edgerton offered
substitute-rejectcd. Losejoy's re-
solution was adopted.
Blair, Of Missouri, afterwards offered
resolution expelling John X. Reed,
member ofthe House, from the Fifth
Congressional District of Missouri, he
having taken up arms against the
Government. Passed.
Colfax offered the following
Whereas, Michal Corcoran, who was
taken prisnor on the battle field OF
Manassas, has after suffering other in
dignities, been confined BY the rebel
authorities in cell Of . convicted felon;
therefore.
Resolved, That the President be re.
quested to similarly confne Jas. NJ
Mason, of Virginia, until Corcoran shall
DO treated the same as the United States
have treated all prisoners taken by them
on the battlefield.
Applause. Unanimously adopted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
S5EEssSCE'S SALE.

MpRiNAGE tDRECl,OSl ne.
Ey virtue Of special execution issu1i from
the Office AZ the clerk Of the District Court OF
Tama County. Iowa, aud to n,a directed in
favor Of WIN. $. Elair and against Isaac
Pritchard. Orinda J. Pritchard, snl Ru,,er.
Keith \ Till, have levied on snd will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
The 2lst day OF December 4. ~. !s6l, at the
front door Of the Court lloase in Toledo,
Iowa, at the herr OF 10 o'elocl, A. H. of said
day the following property to-wit
tie n u n. r.. q set 81, town SO, north
81 r'nye Ii ~ Of 5h p. NJ.
and dccrecd to be sold by Decree Of Fo.cclos-
ure Of sad mortgage. Taken as the proper
ty as commanded in said special execution,
to satisfy said execution, interest ant costs.
Terms OF sale cash. No Redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY.
Shcrif Of Tama County lowa.
Toledo, Iowa, Nov. 10Th 1861,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
CONFESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Wasliputon Doc 9

Washington, Dec. 2.
The House opened with prayer. The
roll was then called
Scnatc.-Thc Vice President called
the Senate to order ut noon. About
forty members were present.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, y o'clock
was fixed for their daily SESSIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes, 4 message,
uas ordered to be sent to the House
that quorum Of the Senate was pre-
sent, aud was ready to proceed to
business.
The Senate concurrei in tho rc.oln
ton Of IT,. House f,r tie appointments
of the Joint Committee to wait on the
President. and appointed as the Com
mitiee Nests. Hale, Trumbull and
Latham
Mr.. Truinhn!l, Of Illinois, gave not g !,
that lie would Introduce bill 10 NOR
row to contiscatc the property ofrebels
and give freedom to persons in the
slave States.
Mr.. Wilkinson. Of Minnesota, gave
roticc ct 4 bill to abolish the dis,inc-
lion between the regular and volunteer
forces.
An inform recess was then taken.
flSusE.-lii lAc.sl,css answered TO
their na,nes.
Sergeant and Phelps Of California,
! Hooper Of Mass, Wilson Of Iowa,
a'ernhaiscl, delegate from Utah, and
Grcdlcbaush, delegate from Nevada,
were sworn in.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
OOH, TONE & Co.,
Agents for Kerth-We stern states.
III LAKE STREET, (up stairsl CHICAGO
Toledo, Iowa, Jan, 1861, v3-ulo-ly.
E0'IHtE

N0THtE
Is hereby given that VIM. II. Harrison. and
Ira Taylor have formed co-rartnershi, in
the morsantile business under the name aud
style Of Harrison and Taylor, and have pur-
chased the entire stock of goods, notes and
accounts formerly owned by the firm Of Ing
CHAM aud Raines. All persons indebted 10
the afo resaid firm Of Ingham and Raines, arc
requested to come forward and settle their
eccouns with us Immediately.
HARRISON AM TAYLcE,
Octl1th. 1851. elk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
L. u e. N H.

-. Mr.. Miller has removed his jew
elry store and Daguerrean Gallery to the
front room Of the secolll story Of the
new Brick Store opposite the Post Office.
!. Snow to the depth of three or four
inches fell last Monday evening, and in
the morning Of that day the thermo-
meter stood 80 below zero 1t is quite
warm to-day, however and the snow has
all disappeared.
-. .Droves Of hogs, purchased from
our farmers appear in our streets every
day. We regret that prices are ruling
so low, but little bitter with the sweet
- the fate Of life. At present however,
when hogs and grain are so low, and
groceries 80 high, they have about two
bitters to one sweet.
-. We call attention TO tho new pro.
pscctus Of the Scientific American
found in our columns to-day. We re.
ceive it weekly and among all our ex-
changes we class it with the first and
never fail to give each number q
thorough perusal. Some new ideas in
chemistry and mechanics are furnished
in every number.
No mechanic can we'll afford to be
without il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Ay ACH <sE' GRATITUDE.

10000 GorIes OF MEDICAL Toag Fer On,
TuIToUs GiRcaLArioN--hy Il MItf5r, WHO has
been e!fec ually cured OF nervous debility.
loss Of memory, and dimness IF sight. res.ilt-
ing from early errors, by following g.e in
structions given in medical work considers
it his duty, in gratitude to the author, and for
the benefit Of Gonsunniivc and Nervous SUI
ferers, TO publish the means used lie will
therefore, send free, to any address, on re-
ceipt OF two stamps, n copy Of the work. cesn
tanning every IN formation required. -aadres,
so, Box +. o., Albany, n. Y. n25ms
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Next RVS VISTA se : hIrsss'''''
OHIO BLLFO UNnE1,

The Bsllfounder Horss. swne4 80 ex11A.
tied at tho Marshall sud Ts1o Coonap 4a1NA
last fall, BY Geo. W. Fsrsusoa, wiz - laea1
At his residence At al times, s miles eeasA e
tndiantown, ON Raven Greek, and aloD
west Of McGees Said horse 10 the eaoo Aoooo
imported into III. by Ex-Governor Bshh -
J. P. Reynolds, At the cost Of $500 Ne =
the sire Of more serviceable farm hsssss -
fast roadsters, and which demand higher prj>
oes than any other horse in Tho Wsessra
states. He is o direct deesnda~t Of lnpsstsA
Eellfounder, who, even in his day with iapsr.
feet training, tro'ted 1e miles withia ~ hour,
and was imported by James Beet Esqf, -
Boston, from England, alta cost Of mere sAaA
900, and wns "Ths Celebrated Norfolk trott..
ing horse. Bellfounder' Of aVelocity." . sAor.
ough-bJed turf mare, got by Haphessrd; -
Lady Airport. got by Nambrino, he ~ Impese.
Ell Messenger, a thorough bred; = BeA 6la.
eleton, ne:and fast racer. got BY 1ss0sAlse
he by Old Duroc who also sired Ane1iooa
Eclipse; Of Sally Burr, . thorough bss3 rs1D
mare, who was sired BY Old Sir AroAae sas e
mare by Imported Messenger; o. Lady Al.
port. Thoroughbred, that could trst her nile
fine and fast racer. Beilfoundsr IT,, tAs' sirA
Of Ohio Bellfounder was sired BY lmpsr4sA
Bellfounder, and once Owned By Mr.. &aeof
father Of the "Horss Tanner"
Bellfnund Jr. at4 years Old. and net WU4
handled, trotted ond Long fs1snd nile -
side 2:45
The full chain Of his pedigree Or blsef -
be had at my residence.
The Ohio E-llfounder stands for sess3ee -
my residence during the whole year.
Servicc, $1,000 to ensure.
Whoever will show the hest eeit out % ~
the At the TAma County Fair. ~ fs6a. shalk
have premium Of So; for 1862, $lA
little time we'll spent to procure POD
stock in the beginning 10 far better than yesA
spenl upon poor stock.
GEORGE ". FERGUSON.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING cER~
FlPICATE:
do hereby certify that the horse owned ~
Geo. W. Ferguson, % Hrecncastls Township
ar.hall county. IS tho horse formerly owned
BY Ex-Governor Rebb Of Ohio. that said hc,aa
was hrou yht from the State Of Ohio and that
he has for several years, been the most pspv-
lar foalgetter in Northern Illinois. I would
say to farmers and others desirous Of raising
rood horses, tina. thev will end the stock of
Mr.. Fnrgtsons Belfonndsr horse, oh that
they may or can ask; being Of large siss>
suitable for al work whether fef the Mrm,
team, road or turf beiiove the said horse
has sired moro fas, trotting horses than any
other horse now living
Indiants wn, April Goth. fs80
PuINEAS HKLN.
April thls, vs-n2%-u.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
1862. E'ROSpECTUs. 1862
CnlClGO TEIBuyF T.
1862

a Daily, Tri Weekly ( Weekly Newspaper
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

-. We ask our readers to send their
Transcript this week to some Of their
eastern friends. We have given a brief
description Of the present condition Of
our county; could not elaborate Of
course, for want Of room. Facts and
only facts have we presented, and now
We ask our readers to aid ns in circn-
lating these facts, 40 that we may be
able to turn at least our share cf emf
grafton 10 this county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

tn. Laal, U'aI.trr & Co. Machines are
Of the mos, substantial make and elegant
.nisl.. aye s:rong. reliable, simple in Con
>tricsion, a.sil. operated b: norics,and
with ordinary ,.,a will run for years it'll
cut IL. annoying expense u repairing a!- /
ways incurred Oh the cheaper. less reliable
and mere comlicatei machines.
There is no instrument ia use fer sew
inr. capahle Of doing greater variety Of I
work than these machines; with the cele- !,
brated WHEEL FEED they will handle tne"1
fines. muslin, the heaviest broadcioth, or /
will work in the ihickes, leather used by
shoemake,s, or carriage irimmers. They /
will also run over seams aud gathers with
the same facility as over plain work. The
stitch III lde by lem is from TWO THREADS. !,
and is lie nos'approyed aud desirable in
use; is ALIKE o. EoTu SIDES Of THE rARgsc !
leaving no ridge on the yaaer side TO wear
OFT and loosen he work, decided fault \
with Al loop o. chain stitc! machines.
the needles arc rot curved and liable
- break, bat arc sr1.5lf an havo a per- :
pendiea'ar motion, winch is absolutely
necessary 10 a.nrt tic macLire 10 all
..- {. wors. Tiav will h'ri 18th ]
hinder ana hem viii !. hcn.mer; Will stitch !
iSs4 aaN NIEnels are !uisS tlGehscu iNueT
"}I3W T. ) EX 7TNDEnPATENT," and are
tre. .ffom az engagements. Pairing seven /,
yeas q Us. ttty liase won the enyiable
Repatriation. Of ',cing ",hc bes, .tsrnaty aud ,
':.ta.,. ,set,'f ng ri kas, e n. comfy We
1--we iigi,eiuas testimonials; read ,i.crt
aud eo;arasie ns;vc ono from The
Ma. u3.es. Hasillngso n, Aug. Il. ls.H.
Ge.i;e,ir..--a,il. Sewing Machine ar-
5etel ;fon -, i safely a; h, d. aud Mrs.
" Is iaiiy satisfied Whit. Asan evidence ]
ct its simplicity. Without directions or cx-
plantations SIG commenced working or it
after very short rial aud has not espe.
cnced tic east difficulty III :ts operation. !
caeertu.ly give yoGLiy testimonial in its 4
favor.
an re- ee.ifo..'v yonr e'it servant. !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
MarengO, Toledo e MA
rfettp
LINE OF STAGES.
A New Arrangement

The subscriber has purchased the line Of
stagsa from Marengo to Marietta, via Toledo
for the transpor tation Of The mail. And wiz
take particular pains TO accsnmeda.e the
TRAVELtNG PUBLIC.
Leaves MarengoTuesdays, Thursdays ard
Sat urdays on the arrival of the cars from The
East, passing through Kosz.a, Dayton. Gwin-
vile, lrring, Redman, Tamaville, TOLEDO,
lndiantown, Iegrand, Mlrshaltown, arriving
=, Marietta the following morning in time for
the stage North aud west.
Leaves Mar;stta Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Ertlays, Mt 8 oclock, A. NJ, and arriving nj
sareAgo the following day, il time for the
cars going East. Also connects At Reiman
it'll stage for cedar Rapids;
This is the shortest, cheapest and g,ost ex-
pedi,ious route between chicago ceptrai and
western Iowa.
Passengers nv this route will arrive at CHI
cago from twelve TO twenty -four hours sooner
than by any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can be obtained either At
Marengo or Marietta. An Agent will I've q.
the nepot to receive all baggage for this limo
which will be conveyed to tie offices rEEa of
charge.
Fare as cheap az BY any other line.
The proprietor will attend al, Express
hrsines along TIE line with despatch and
chargesmoderate.
X. q, WAiING Agent at Marietta
J. 4. DUNI.AM. Aeon, ut Mar. a.o.
CHERRICK, Proprietor
Nosl va-L5o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-05
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
UNION MEETINGS.

The people Of Belmont county will be all.
dressed upon the duty Of Patriots and Free.
menin this crisis, at the following times and
places:
YOUNGSTOWN, on TUESDAY, Sept.
10, at 81 o'clock, p NJ Speakers, DR..
Henry West, d. ID. T. Cowen, r. tIgf
UNIONTOWN, on WEDNESDAY,
Sept: ii, at 81 o'clock, p. N. Speakers
Or. Henry West, VIM. Smith, d. ID. r.
KINSEY'SMILLs, THURsDAY Y, Sept.
y, at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ. Speakers, Hon.
Daniel Peck. G. L. Poorman. ~
HENDRYSBURG, FRIDAY, Sept, l3,
at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ. Speakers, Wilson s.
Kennon, Daniel Peck
FLUSHING, SATURDAY, Sept. ID,
at o'clock, p. NJ Speakers, Wilson s.
kennon, l.. Danford, David Trueman.
WILSON 5. KENNoN, Esq, and other
able speakers, will also address the people
at the following times and places: .
MARTINSVILLE, TUESDAY, Sept.
II, at 81 clock, p. NJ.
BELMONT, THURSDAY, Sept. 10, at
.63 O'Clock, ?. NJ.
BEILATRE, SATURDAY, Sept, 81, a,
63 o'clock, p. NJ. ... - '
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Agricultural Notice.

In consideration of the fact that the Pres
ident fthe United States has, in pursuance
ola law of Congress, set apart the 26th Of
the present month as day of fasting and
prayer, and as that day is one Of the three
published for the Exhibition ofthe Belmont
County Agricultural Society for the year
1861, the Board, not desiring to interfere
with the strict observance of that day, re-
solved at their last meeting to change the
time of holding said Exhibition to the 23d,
Oath and 25th days of the present month
There will be meeting of the Board on
Saturday next.
r. w CARppTJ a..
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n9-BLooD FooD.-Attention is called to
most remarkable and scientific preparation
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