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COnxAruRCxAL-
OFFicE on RE WIG Way TO IsoI
REcEprs FROM tbs INTERIOR.

The aggregate C PTS Of IiCdlce etc, at Richmond
By cansl and railroad 10 April As follows;
Apples bacon, 1TS lbs butter iI6 tons cop
per ore s6 bus ssrn bales cotton SO ibis 5000 10
ed hu bales hsy o. cattle, lao calves 50 heg Oheep
100 r. sSl bus oats - hhdg SENS WI hhd
tobacco 95G pkgs MID do % rs bus Wheat go cords woo
los wool lis bbs whisky l50 mt HqI bis osI hour do
tons lead meal 3S has lxssed Sb bus p0tsioes o
bags shot 1889 bs rd So bs taoN, 80 psgs eggs, 70 bus
pc Is d. rye pkg aud 6o Dos leather IS ptgs shoes eSt
pspe i3 mini water Is0p pass ihgs, 10 h II uoe
o. bSes domoslcs etc etc.
The mesgeaess Of the receipts in April WAS oecas'sei ehty
BY the excitement the un,ry eagroaing the attention oil
The people and by damage the Genital railroad iateuptng
the trains FOR several days.
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DRoPos AIS will be received At mis- Department before
the 18th Instant Tor the carrying Of the mail three time
week from hs wharf james River YorktoEn
thence 10 H.up.en serving the inerued The
ms &, be carried on horseback hzggy safely pro
teced from the weather. GEORGE W NUNFORD,
my g-d2t&.3 secrrtarY n The Common wealth.
ITO THE PATRIOT ClTIXE&s or TEuE
4 Counties of SOuthaIr pton, GrceatEVIIIe,
Princess Anne. and NaGEcmond. and the Z tiles
OF Norfolk aud Petersburg Under the authority or
Ia. Goyerntr N.ls, by his PROCLAMATION cf the h'ri 4
lrs compliance with rs,uctons f-cm hg Gem "a "A
Rob:t Lee Commander In Chief OF v III VI
GINA B'gade Geu wat-g Gsynn, o7mnanding the force
In Norfolk harb5r ayits volunteers Into the service ow
the tthtrs iafsutry
Prou Grsoac.VIIIe.-Thre (8) compapiss Infantry
Pr,n Princes Annette o. companies tftuty.
From SaUsemOnd.-Two 90 'omranies infantry.
ou NOrfbtk city one W company infantry
Prom E'tIc Surg. Two (2) companies
desired company tht aggregate hu7jre'
QOJ) both artillery These mpanes VII be mustered llIo tie
ssryi they yerSly report 20 Headquarters n Norfolk
Conp,ues will such IN may have and the
coupsis accepted will mustered 10 period
WALTER GwYNN, Brig GsnI
my'5-1w Comnt'S FORCES In Norf'k Hsrhor.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, TO
THY .uratRR nr MLsnN nnI,NrY GaEE1LNn.

XIrHEREAS vacancy has red 10 the Convention Of this
W State by resignation Of J. H. CUCH meuhe- ofthe
Convent aid coaaty; these Therefore, 20 require
hold election 10 the said county Of hAscn tae m Thurs
Of the present month Hsy Tor mbe q the Convention
% on me -caucy ao-.sad
In eim0uy whereof these Letters sslsd with the Less
Seal a the Commonwealth aud made pat-lt.
Wftnrss-J In L,tchrr, Governor, at Richmond
J., q this llth diy Of May, In the year ls5l.
La JOHN LETCHER.
by the Governor;
OK RGE ORD.
m,I8-dk-8t Secretary n the Commonwealth
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va
rgIIs eraed Watering Piac. VII be opened io tie recep
4 ucn o. visitors on The Is % .rs'.
BIlLp.
thirty days ess ~ ol per Gay
For .ny period s1e e exp -loa OF so days 2oo pr day
ghte third price chi d.en under lo and over
yeNrs and co.Ure1 servants hAlHpii.r.
\ & An Abuu a t su ply Office has tee- se-u-ed
MIL J. BUMP iREYS President.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.


TEiIkISI EF'N YALE OF Id ID ANE hLhF Ft.-
6.eu " trust, cued - tuse the
henea Of IsiEir oy George W. Fher a1d Jons
Tey besrng the Sh dsy February ihe year lsCD
recorded 10 the CLERKS once n the County Oour of Goo h.
- Of April 1890 and 70 the purpose Of safyng The
obi cts II ssd deed sha proceed 2oh Day o May Ia
year 1861 at Goochand Cou oese Y The highest bidder Tor
cash all the right te interest and clAim o. Jonathan Tai
ly and tract % Lam lying and heirg 10 Goocard c5Chy
joining the lsnds OF Grorfe hcr. r Coins George H.
T-- b. George Containing four hurdftd and iur acres,
m1r OF ls the said i=erest being the ne cst' = 9lmu D.
Fisher said md, Eleh purchased by said nathan
Teey 90 made bJ james ". Je1rnss under
deed trust executed ~ said HHue Fisher Tor pnrroses
therein named and also he following Anterior unth
Kate snl srsan Acg a. trustee shall convey I1ch tile only
~ 10 vested Ia re-
= In
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RICHMOND AND DANvHLLE ia. IL
k42M I4l2

N . L L . Il
70 person, claiming fre passage over this Road on bust
nr,, Of the tate.
DAILROAD Companies hang been notified by Major General
"a Z P J. ma;
No somp-usatou E be mad, r he trslIpr raoa n any
Qnarea Of the neral rcrrs commanding
y .iaus or Drps Of the st>t,: and bj further
1el-,d tina: tho Railroad Coupanes ns, the
state accompanied by ten orders on pr per authorized
oal.ers IS ip- livd Aforesaid, As youches
Al persons hereby notified hat one VIII be al ovet 20
t-ve Oh road ~ The State, De furnishes e
Ticket station agents written o-er, sue as 'rtd by
the above quoted ia alton rom Major General lie
receiving this vtteu ord Tor ansToratou he 1gtut
lsus 90 pron who prtst ticket ard tbs Ticket after
being erdori by ho Ter the yTessuce Of tie Agent u be
myiS oHAs TALCOrT supt
UNS-I ave two OF those hne Ge.mal GINS hand and
u Ter them FOR sale A. the old price. o CRAM
malls No 8 Exchange Block
NOTICE.
TNHg Rclvi lore Manur curing Company would
strspsgf MORN their patrons, AID the puDuc ftner
ally qlcnse a tie advanced rates all AIT
and material The aCture paper Tor which hey
have pay cash g. edition b n prices Tor trans
portt Uss i4 them n imond, Induces them,
Ills date TO require CAS- for all paper sold without dis I'm
lea Ions by vii % bod % ~ VII he onaho % continue dis
posrg per their orrcr low prices, which they feel
cor u lent WiH DO appreciated ~ thef c.stous
Tnev havs been recurring large supply nacea
sry rtcle hr NIL and respectfully foict 'ontnuA Ion
Of he 70 u pat oragc reyou'ly best wed o" On
Hlhls cash prices paid rr Cotton snd in"n Rags
GEORG. WHITFIELD, Pr 81
Nv IrHu cE Fecv. msi5-Si
ra,HE LAST NEW ROOK fubr,h.dh very inter's St
nr one, "sol,ulue ard his ECpire. from the French Of
GuitAye De Alaur. Pice Al 90 Just pubi'hed by
m,7 J. ". RANDOLPH ~ Main ST.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

fsNHE following Ordinance OF the Convention OF this Common
wealth s published by It's order, for general Information
GEORGE W hUNFORD,
o. ha To-,
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r,sEcrros., So oR vALUAt.LR LAND

E7NNVI-EDis'I 3 d OF NlLIAULh LAND
- IT, LDUf.A CiJNIYAs Executors Of Jossfh Winston
ceased for sale the tso tacs Of Land belonging the
said Winston. priv Until h goth DAY MAY
Mkt public auction that day premises (rnle
ofwhoh due notice vii be given The
lying souh Anna river nbout Il miles
use adjoining the .AHds o Nm 81 Amb.eT, Z Car
pent,r and others About three hundred
land has on TO dE-ng house al necessary
out uses always been considered Of tie pro
ductye farms IN the county.
The other tract called Brooks" contains acres about 4
N Is home Act has on Portable dwelling house
NJ D. G. Waon Mr. K G. Carpenter Hy!ng mar will show
the Ian . o. Any one wishing u view them.
third cash, 0Sance and two yesrs carrying To-
toicst
POI further particulars address "SAns6ed," LouiIa
equity. GABRIEL JONFs,
JOHN QUARLFS
mhl5-lfw'ds Executors OF Joseph Winston, decd.
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~ssAR ER's PRHNAUM BET
[. a. -. III

60 TERa T. conceded 70 he TIE most dcicous whole
some 'onc b. hc vs. I'D by every
NJ "a NroIHs, solely Tor this climate and should he
Hni NE scuthrrn Family 'or al die
of The stomach aad boWs They fail
DYsFtt Ecryrus esdlchr, Sc With pain IN me
bowels they imc-dste ree dis0drred
yars and dcnatet pefsJHs they VII give vital
energy h. Whole system iGly criy give them
prrce all rtt lic5e. Thee titrs had II
H,s5rs GRAY, TURC-iL L'pD 60 10y al prominent
Ou- "a o. DE clay OF ; mori sd elsewhere "a Virginia md
@. C8NHY GIPIS 4 60 BaIum3re D. 4 FAlINEyTOCE Co,
Phl. 's'3,f.. ani BArEs6 Park, NeE rs
0-dur- Lle1 By addressing h BAKER, Proprietor
p r.- Nlrf. nj
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- NEGROEs-ws vi sell ssIls,iy Ncgros, tos.y Il 10
Ltb O'CLOCK PULIdAH = co, Act.
Odd ). iYus Hsi.
r. Bouss ssrvans ooot' wA,,s, 40 Iros.r m ,s'
privately, MI
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~ DloaIHsoE, HILL : Co. Ase,

EO FE9RCE3 This dsy $40 esoet ~ .sf any rNtJ
~ saycs BECr0E DAVE.
J.91-fg 1ur.
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HEADQUARTERS Virginia FORCES.
GENERAL ORDERS,


GENERAL ORDERS,
S1.l5
The foiovn order from Che aay.-aO- and o2a0sl having been
Gated g. OBJ, '.mrt' i-r r'-'ti o. me ii'a Tet'
fr h- 1'orsr za! guidance o. The MIR a troops viz
"rS C.rSo.r, Nav g.. '-d.:
.; ,t me 0r7, ee o. s.-.s5 ~ ID. G uaei uuan-
aoay advise ia, POLLS be opened 80 various places q en-
,e,, -rira,r. ,,e 'ot, n "a. Il,iaei v.t.r,
held over a-1 90 TN military eVgenes' ~ he ''r'rc
h IN. s.fu- fr t,s vo.s ,h--u-t.gt .le state, De-
",uh as o. mike We by '- -ny ani navy or .ay poI
ven g. Provided, Lnwe.- that 20. vote here
IN headed shell Jt.s-.r So. vote Go. 4N thurs
ca that ity gre vote .r-'u advised being p-scsul5usry.
J. u-ar advised t ole-' be oncs issued TO he command
a. q es - af5rssaii e-campmgtt' TO have ih- lo.
os sr M vote taken as soon aer tae rece % the order
'PFUcvssn. s-r.'y o: THE CosncfL'
AT o-eers cauaaaaas troop. tou p. STATE or vi-Eals vi
ty vote of.u s.ocpri1 cro~my vs fae terms Of the 'A
set % OF .e Sch. accompany the ordinance % secession
uy,7-s by ''''' of :. alsvs1r, al Gen.
PoLL BO0Rs. POLl ROCKS.
TgvHE slaer.- prepared 20 iura' Pol a'a-s Tor me aP
l',,lrto o. , 3i %, ,llv iac.gias tfero, regulr.
-'by law. Do. holden al M Oh. ",ry RHesnyHe IS In a.,
promptly 'y man. '' T. sayprERsoN.
uyr7-u wr's nqrl,as RIaaroaI, Va.
C,ENgHAE OIlDsEE.-No ae,s--tyhss been given FOR
u t- ioses os he safe. AID 20 saoa impre
rr. ~ be rfr trlt special instructions All hoIsW which
JOHN LE1CHER.
E,,-r.v, 8rr.sraar. A7ra29, l,s'. arl9-,a'
NOTICE..
Oysa1 amer tins date the Night Train WILDE di''on- 81 ca
Tra.as vii, leave Q, heretofore a,oA NJ, and P n.
the mmojAt on Of person scing 20 me Hermitage Far
Ground. I-Al WI De run at In eryas curl. he day
sAML RUTH, supt Trans.
once 2 , ans K K Co.
R'chnor q, 80 Do tFrl l-0l- @p2o-
NOTICE.
TsNHE annual meeting ~ the Stockholders Of me r. -ond and
Pet. sturt RI road tenof ny VIII ak p'Ie AZ ''" once
ig tiI. -y ou 90 sspNf the 2s % int ~ u o-i.cS
mli-Ss ". WARRINGTON, T-eafurer.
WANTED.
NOR QUlP-FRNAsTERs DEPARTMENT.
u -NUHubs F-F,
tUtUU Straw,
1a.,U1ius Com, -
200 " Oats. WI . "OOD'
n,G-cIm Assistant QuaricrmAse-.
NDTGCE.
CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the state
a. -l= Informed shat The Commissioners appointed
Law Tor the purpose obtaining accoutements d have made
ontrt- fast they delivered At ts
post they Issued immediately according 70 g9Ty OF date
n orders. G4iAhLsH "a iyen,
Richmond Va. January $ 1881 is,r-1
TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREFVBsIEteCoCNTY, Va
rsNs eeeiraed Watering Pac. vii be opened Tor tie reeep
4 den 81 visitors on the u rs'-
TENS Bl4Lp.
F,- thirty days less y ~ per Gay
Per ,Dy period ate re expiration so days. 2O pr day
shte ss-yats third price Children under 10 and over
ye'rs and GO orel servants ha-p'i e.
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WANTEfl.
NREGaE.

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the State
ar r,splcly Informed shat The Commissioners appointed
purpose obtaining accoutsements dc have MADE
contracts Items fast they delivered al us
post they arc Issued Immediately according 70 priority o. date
,gcri-rs CHARLES DIMAOCR,
olrtaih .nd superintendent Arraory.
.. isiu-N
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81 q. 1
RADWAl'5 REGULATING PILLS
ptvH -rrF.s.rF'
Az. Is-.EEt, sF0EsAE POsS0Ns,

S.-l O., sr.... E'n- i'l, S.aaaa.a., and 'is bras-
o.. Y.Hs r.ri- ~ t'.es, Gu,5og., a..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIsDAT.


Sn EEGEsOt s.-we viii sell tis ~ rnlng ~ glen
Dtt yEy lisev slave. FAVE DErPKzF CO.,
bl3 OSd Fellow Hall, cor ssT9 Ard FAnfinN
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49, DER J. w. GARLIC E.-DEAI
&~sS sR-Thavc f0rs mottt asoi In M family sem
pls justly celer ted BRkiug 20 dvrs and take plrss
IN niig tem al families TIE very hest src
Rave tre FOR making Hight sweet spongy cad There
excuse 'or balbr when SeEpes Powders are used
Respectfully, j. RiCHAE. LsguIKS
turg.V Doth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
Another war Company.

Col. Butler IL Iniian,own is still
bu lis engaged in endeayoring to rails,
a company for the war.
Considering the numbers which have
already been Withdrawn from onIc"antv
and the comparatively limited rtf,rts
made. lie aud his friends have succeeded.
toryahlv well.
His company now nnmbera nearl
forty. and /. complete it. evening meet
inys are 10 he held rs follows:
Monday the 18th inst. a, Union Grove.
in Sprin. Greek Township; Thursday
the 18th at Toledo; Friday the Goth nj
Irving.
1t is desirable that our people should
manifest y proper interest III ,hus
meetings, hv attending 'h"m and i"in
in. in ;hc efforts to complete the Co.'s
company. A number of our people,
who could not get ready. at he time
tho two other companies left, have m.
dnulte.'lv. completed their snmm"t'>
labnrs hv this time, and can now ea&il,
N kc such arrangements ct Their re
manning affairs. as 10 in This c"mran,
anl FIGHT in .lcfcn.c Of their country.
Til. is III dnnh,cdlv the last opportunity
any If c,r citizens will have. nea,
home. to jim war company: aud to
such as have entertained the idea IT
going sometime. We sax - ,on now Is
t'a, .i..e. and i. weull lie wisdom IL
you TO grasp this last. Is We doubt n"'.
opportunity Of c',i>iing under, and
fighting for the maintenance Of our na,
tional colors.
The Coils Company drills a, Indian.
town every Wednesday evening. and
Saturday afternoon. 1t is desirable to
have al members Of the company pre-
sent 1T the drill meetings.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

under bis command, in way which
recalls and decpens the horror Va"da''
i'm. Without conquering Traitors,
he is con, cr,iny Union men int" Enc
mics. His line If march IL marked
and memorizcd by spo!ia'ions a"d raw
ages viii b disgrace an age "t cN'''za-
ton. Such license adds horrors !" the
lcsimate md unavoidable evils at war.
An army that leaves such rrn"mheran.
rrS along its line Of march will be tor
ever Nc. rated.
I, is sad to record these thin. OF u
youthful General from whose career th"
Country looked tm hcroi>m tempered
with humanity. but high rs our hopes
were Of Gen. Fremont, we cannot at,
ford, INTERPRETATIONS from fault "r mis-,
fnr'unc--so much depends on the VII
dom and integrity ofGeneral.. I" he dc
ccivcd l am hy the force "f cvidcnc
which can M, hc resisted constrained
IL admit that he has siynally f,ilc; I"
discharge, with usefulness to the C"un-
~, or credit to himself, the duties 81
his station"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
The iowa Scycnth.

james j. Lind!ey. and Gee" ii. Par
Err, Il sanitary committee appointed by
the authorities Of this state. To look
after Tho health nnl conf,r, of our
troops in the service Of Uncle Sam,
writing to Ali General Baker from
Cairo. Under .la,c of,hc 18Th. six .la,s
1t or the h,ttl" ut lsclm' N. say that The
Iowa 9Th Regiment done the heaviest
part rfthc fighting, ut that battle. ii.
though they entered il with nnl, i0S
fighting men. The story WAS frs, cir.
cula'ci givi". the principal lanrrl- g"
The Illinois o2nd hut many even If Ibis
regiment confess it belongs I" The Iowa
9TH. They first carried the stars ana
stripes into the cncm. $ camp, and now
have in their possession i confederate
flag taken from the enen : camp,
They took one Of thr.n.m, : | aii.,;e.,
and hauled ntf two nt The cannon liz
fastening them to their wagons. They
II the attack and covered the retreat,
and Fought nnl,ly, even after the most
1t their principal officers wee killed v
wounded. Brave boyau We love to
record their yallan'ry Their loss wa-
40 killed, sc wounded and 100 missing
Of the latter so returned through cx.
charge of prisoners. after which they
had ~ their ranks only 322: the re-.
mai'nlrr heing either sick, killed, or
lis II u. They are to be sen, to 81.
Louis Ia recruit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
From New York.
New InRK.Nov 1,


T'hc Steamship E.linbur. ]! = .',glh II
small qnanti'. Of arms. aud her mani
t.s' show IN immense quantity q blank:
els and army .lhh>.
4 lriter from Hit III Head. 1T nh,
states the cMi.c li.h,im. apparatus.
formerly used on Hunting Island and
Martins ln.lnsir, House. WAS discover.
cd IN excellent ,.nli,inn i, the arsenal
IL Beaufort. AMI WAS taken - II Wa
bash. and will br placed in its old posi-.
ton.
Specials stat. al,,t the rebels adult
the l,ss at i,ppa.nse aI..tiiics Of cotton
stored ut Beaufort.
The naval department viii recon
mend i large increase 1T m.val forcc.f.r
future operations on the Southern
coast
The Secretary q Il" Treasury bad
~, interview with the committee IT the
Associated Bank this y. M, ut which
arrangements wc,c made fr Il taking
Il the third $4,000, 900 loan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
Cren,onl's Removal.

The party who carried the papers
to, Gen. Fren,onts removal, hal c"''-
siderable difficulty in serving them. In
order to accomplish it he was obliged
to allow himself to he arrested by some
Of l'rrmonts outer guards alo..g the line
but had taken the precantion TO send
the papers by another party who was
disguised as plain Missouri farmer =
The latter party also encountered con.
siderable difficulty, bu' after some sharp
practice succeeded in getting to hin,,
when he Immediately read the order
aloud. How did YOU pass my lines
SIR demanded Fremont.
"Wi,h much difficulty. bn, I did it
"DncS Gen. Hunter know Of ,lis or
der" added Fremont. Gle has n copy
oft, and here is 4 copy Of the Prr>i.
dents ord n to Gen Hunter said he
handing him Tie latter. While Ere
mont was reading this the party lefr,
and communicated the fact "fFremon,'
removal outside, Int was soon followed
And lie -el Tor ''ccrtainimportant reasons
no, to disclose his message but it was
too late. lie SAYS that n",wi,h>tanh
ing the report that Fremont was on
the eve Of an important battle. no RIB
q army was ut the time within,
forty miles If him; and that the rcpor'
that the soldiers were very much OK
aspnrated ut Frcmon,'> rem wal are en-
tire t..brica,ions by the Generals cron
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ virtue Of an order Of the Probate Judge
Q. lama county Iowa, in the matter Of the es-
tntc If Mathew =. la"ghlin declared. the
undersigned. adminisira,pr duly appointed by
raia Judge IT said eat. &c viii offer ~ public
sale 10 the hirhest bidder 1t II o'clock n. on
Saturday tho 7sh day Of December A. d. 1851
at the front door Of the Court Nouac in Toledo
county seat Of aforesaid cssunsy, tho following
described real estate Of said Mathew y.
iamRhlin, to-wit:
The North West quarter Of tho sonth west
quarter, and the so"'h-west quarter Of the
souih-rest quarter Of Sec. 2, sHd the north
east quarter ST the southeast quarter and III
southeast quarter Of the south east quarter Of
sec. 8. all 'in Township - north Of range Is
west Of p. m.
Terms Of sails, enc half cash down and the
remainder ~ one year, upon approved s.
curity.
Administrator At the estate Of Nathan T..
Lauehlin, decsased.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

Gen. Grant in his ofIit ial repor,
says that the attack upon Belmont was
made for the purpose Of preventing the
,ch~ls sending from that point and Co
lumbus reinforccments to Prices army
and also Mt the same time to protect
our troops that had been sent down %
Bloomf.leld 10 attack jeff Thomson
The expedition sent ia search ofJetf.
Thompson however was frnitles.. he
II wing moved down towards and per
haps into Arkansas.
Troops we're sen, from Cape Girar-
dean after jeff and we have no doubt
from the letter we referred to last week
that the llama Rifles were anon.
them; 50 that they have had at least =
prospect of squirt at Secesh heads.
Yake good aim boys whenever the pros
pect becomes reality and shoot to Kill
AZ We have said before.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

y.Thc contraban,ls in Government
employ nj Fortress Monroe are 10 he
paid ~ i"llowsl
NEGRO man over ~. $40 Il month,
one ration, aud the necessary amount
nf clothing. Boys from II :" 10, AMI
sick aud intirm n.yt" mcn.$5 = month,
one ration and clothing. Each inii-
dual nf the frs, vt the above classes
will receive -. anl those # he soc, MI
elias. 81 i month FIR their own use.
The remainder OF the uonev valur of
their !aIn, Will he turned over I" the
Quartz, ~ ,>,cr, who y Il apply whas
ZEN ins oyer the cos. Of their cl,n!n \
to the supper, of the women, children.
and persons unable to work.--Extra
Labor will br pail for.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
From Warrington
Special 10 Tribune.
UNSATISFACTORY, No

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is.
Information has been received hv
Government from Port Royal to ll,h,
,aling r'lagc had nearly a>t''.
Powder had been secured IN the
lighthouse and the cl,apn.l bunys
J. q ,vrteI.
A large force cf South Carolina
troop. WAS gathering ut Port llo,al.
estimated ut fron 4, GOO to 10000.
II Was the express intention nf the
owners Of houses OIL the Island to burn
them.
Gen. S,oncman has been appnintc |
to HE cpmn,ni Of the entire cavalry
force ofthc United States.
The work Of raising brigade - be
composed entirely Of Yrgininas is
progressing tin ~. There are several
,hoySa,l refugees from Virginia who
= { anxi.aS T. en!is!, i! the defense q
iiaa GDyk hla,aAt.
The rebels set fire to sci,onner Mary
lan,l. thought IT, he loaded with cOal,'3
the Lower Potomac. The crew cscal,
ell IN boat, and party Of the Mass
lst rowc.l to her cx,inguisl,c,l the flames
AMI ,owcd her 10 the. Maryland shore.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
Tros,, Mlssos,rI.

SEErNGFlELD, MO-, NOV. ~.
Since the departure Of Gems. Hunters,
Pum's amt lluyhc>' divisions U the
army Tor 81. l."uiS Satur,l y last, moth.
in. IT interest has ,ranspircd here.
Gen. Sigvrs aud A>Lo,l,s divisions
have returned t,"M their position south
~ here, whicl, was mcrrt, \ trmt 10
,ro,cc, u,r withdrawal, aud Will march
10 ST. Louis riu Rolk. in ~ day or two.
Springfield Will Il. entirely evacuated,
an,l Il large number al t1nimp Mcn OF
the city AMI surrounding country have
Lei, an. will continue IL leave with tho
a,mv, NJ, being willing 10 risk their
lives in the h,n,ls ut the rebels.
S,rrln. Prize" hogan 10 move with
his ARMY, - 900 men and 81 pieces ut
artillery. Saturday morning. towards
Piucvillr. III the extreme southwestern
corner nf The STATE.
Ben N,Cu!l,orh broke mp his camp
FRIDAY night. mt IN" next dav was
marchin. towards l'nryvillr, Ark. \
gentleman ,c".n,lv IN The rebel cam,,,
states shat Prize" designs IA % into win.
ter quarters nj Cross Hollow. Washing
tor County Ark That al hi>r bis VII
wish 10 -o home have done So, and
that those now with hi;n intend To tig!
outside If Missouri.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
Great Panic IN savannah.

I.YNcnrrHG. VA. NW. IL
Il Is reported. Int roi con'irnrd
that the Union m-n If Tennessee have
taken p.>>eS~inn "t Bristol.
T".n ra,,ic ~ : ,vann,h. i1rnn~.qn nee
.,f t,,. Great victory uf the fleet. " :
to Great that even men were ,''niny
away. Merchants VIII. were Pack Ing
~. their goods ~ leave. had been no
,itie,l hv .ti,. authorities that they would
u. ), h.. p,.rni tel '"carry .'fthei: -n q !.
III" S,v,"n..h Hep"L ';r"" is 'nl'gn'rt
II, this e. .w,r,l,v .l..sc,si"n IN time .!
DANCER. and urges Gen. ]. W n ~ 'ss',''
IN order rr,vcn.'n. any :bl.-b 4; Il
man nrd n sixty years o. AZ" from '"av-
I'M.