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COAL.

CoAI.-nEsI QUALITY WHITE ASH. $40
~ flfEitiOn QlAIflf RID ASH, So
lNslIfH sANNEfa PER cHALDRON, Sll.
Cake, 81 sA-idIun. W. z. THEADwELL 3i3 Bowery.
lta-I AN NOW DELIVERING A sUpERIoR
ct ~. aruele of amly Coal, srccncd and ee from
Nai ~ 20 ton a 1fVl ls, from yard 40 Wavcrey
fs Fem and West street,; ficrcrs store No 9t5
Broadway, ani - Wall street A. TREADW ELL, Agent
cf fn u An NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
Ci ~. qrahi, q Coal Tor family use well screened
81 ~ 90 lbs Coke % achaidron also LIVER
- asa ,naoi Coal iss West Eleventh street and ISL
lshta aVaeuc. A. HEARrT.
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The United states steamer Miami.
PmiAnErmA, Jan 90 1867.
The United States steamer Miami is placed IN readiness
for sea by orders from Washington; probably w sail
tomorrow.
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SuorIp A LADY POSSESSING WEALTH SOCIAL,
- rspn sni l,veahe guafr., overlook this mode aud
oofrf via toirt, fn0n ~ she viii ascertain that A
rnenar rfsssnf iAuiius. rtslcgabty and al merit
u sislritiy se,l ng q uilc.
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BILLIARDS.

A TAR0r STOCK of vEw AND SECOND HAND Bill.
~ i-ld iabrs wiih fhsisns Combination Cushions. for
- Fult The tiHes
fiiELAN a COILkNDER. CO 10 % Crosby st., NY
A FlSE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES WITH
n ~ ncsy lnrentea peicnt cushons sufsrar 20 any now
~ ~ i1und ~ the mnlufnrtofy Of W. j. SHARP
las fN|tyn street. Ala ics a.eQnd hand tables.
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ORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR pEALERs
OFFICE or THE ATLANTIC surrAr. INSURANCE

" Company, New York January a. ls5a
The Trusees in conformity of the Gonna
n.y. submit tie following statement OF its
December, lS5l-
Premiums received on marine risks from ist Of
January, 1861 to 3lst December 1881 So so sc 81
Premiums policies not marked oil lat Janua
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and A. NJ, al rcquest ID To- neyt at hsr rooms this
lsunday Fen az w o'clock NJ Tor the purpose OF attend,
ing the funeral Of our late brother joan Camed Punctua
attendance ~ requested the carriages VIII from Ma.
A. +. PIERCE W. NJ.
JouS Rusu. Jr., Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BOARD or ENGrSEEns-Ar MEETING oF THE
hsia January a. lsa wss prssass asd rssisrsa;
wisss ID a Sfsssfoss -. -llsA ssssr,e en- Sunday
srcss- New Yerk ne ssrvnes ~ brehsr 90 ef
rsnaeTsa eaanoi sio~ tAs ogpoTiuniy 70 PES
,as. Ransy spress car sAisf A sas - sAs;
Rssssed -. a. sAsass q ne rs pspsr,ssns q re
city q New ferk esnsray and % lhs Boafd
ste cosdiaiy end.fet 70 holher orcuen of kraya
R.sses Th. n ~, ,sss - 80 a \, ~ W sss s ~ y, =,
qure the friendly ad of the hs Fr
for.ans IS eaS 81 .f ~ = ~ re-, - u 60, -,
Rsso "a, TlSi TO Engne csrparis. Ma. aaIsssBa ~.
Company No Is and Hsaf ana isessS cos5.ny " 81
Mamsoass or nAaks eininenty dae foF No special
Resolved. That hs casf En-neer of he xe~ yors Flrs
ed thanks % The chef EariaerF els Bo8k In sni
ooa aoa o. as ssa oaes " sss p,.,s g, thsif per-
Chief Eagnesr New iort h re- Drrartrsut
O. J. RuEI, secr,tary.
O. o. F-THE n, W. GRAND ExcAxPsrxr OF
kouhern New York. vii hod ~ slntaI "a. in
J0ns D DAviEs. o. Scribe.
r o. OF o. F.-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE or SOUTH
IL. ern New York viii hold the session IN its
room, Odd Fellows Han, Of Grand street Ned
nesday evening, the oh frs at 5 pnnctnay ny cr1er
JOHN J. DAVIES. GrAod 20 re'afy.
NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUoR DEALERS
IN Protective Society.
Monday the 81 inst their rooms % Bceksr and
Greene streets Polls VIII oren AZ and cosc a. 80 r. NJ
fanctuai attendance Is rsaawss rn sE esaeraf yo,, -
PETER McQuADT. Secretary.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATfIA0SfAi.-A fovAo 6ENTiEdAN DESIRING
vi o nauy iakrs this ueih "a Of mailing u known Isis
dsFi4fd tai uIniAfnlva ahlnd aRpany atoms
m 10 tAis All conninniagns strictiy CONFIDENTIAL
bo2 o. Maret.a OAla.
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fITWV NWI " WTINTI4INTU. AUIU NIHFEtTTVET,T
II tN~nfy Fni tnFtff4sn. with black hair and eyra
the hes vih lifat haas anl lae fys form ar'
4aalu - ~ w. fuunI Id thr a4r on tuen
= - l9tl laAAg snt have honest AM i1rin hat
AiarR ~ w on. NC. grng az particulars, AlOglt and
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i0'ai'''''''''''''Di;i Di;is;BijRsE;HEi;N;T;

DISBURSEMENl
Paid for Losses by death.
Paid for redemption of dividends, in
terext on dividends and SURRENDERED
and cancelled policies. es................
Paid Sanitary Commission and war con
aiu lOr LaxeH.
Paid for salaries and fees TO physicians
and trustees.
For Printing, Stationery, Advertis
ing. Ollce Expenses, Express
Charges, &C. Observation-Disclosures.
For Commissions, Medical Examira
tons at Agencies, Pos,ages, Ex
changes. &c.
Reduction in value Of Real Estate.
AL other expenditures. including delin
quent tAgents, &c.
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rT,AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A regular meeting of the Institution will
held at the Council Chamber of the Great wgwsm Mon
day evening, February at half hour setting of
the sun. By order. HENRY VANDEWATER
Father of the Council.
CASPER c, CHILps, Secretary.
Manha,tan-scason of snows-second of DE.
covey So Ind pendc c. the Ell ht lih aud OF the In
siitution the yenty second.
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OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany New York, Feb. lS62Notce is hereby given
that Q Theodore T. johnson has been appointed Secretary
Of this Company in consequence Of tho resignation Of tho
- - ALLAN McLANE, President.
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The report Of General Bddlo the recent Adatant Gene
raj Of Pennsylvania, has just been issued for 1861
contains very brief retrospect Of the military dongs
that State during the past year. The report
as follows:-
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The funeral of Ex-President John Tvle,
took place at Richmond on the 2lst and was
attended by all the Southern officials. the
Legislature, &c. A monument is to be erec-
TED over his grave in Hollywood Cemetery.
The report that some of the vessels Of the
burnside expedition have been driven ashore
Is not confirmed.
The report that the Pensacola was in;ured
on her passage down the river by shell
from one of the Potomac batteries, is not
correct.
Miss Poole has arrived at Norfolk. and
complains much of the treatment she receiv.
ed at Washington.
A photographic establishment has be.n
started in Richmond.
A strong article against the practice mr..
'ued' IN some instances, of furnishing soldiers
" tying them up by the thumbs, is publish
u IN the Richmond Examiner.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
WAR NEWS

The only intelligence from tho r.,
expedition is from dispatches puhl;.h.s ::
the Norfolk papers of Wednesday Ths :. =.
por. OF the presence of large Federol a..
at Hasteras is confirmed. Ipforma.;"" Iees
oeen received at Wilmington that tho 80. lou
ditloa would make a simultaneo,. s oApe-
s 81 on Newbern and Roanoke 1s,."a
any ol the women and children of N.w
ac o0eu sent to other places in ant;c;-
pa'.on OF an attack on the town. Nevhss.
Is situated at the confluence of tho M
ana trent rivers, about fifty miles from d."
llco sound. and has population numha.
about six thousand. "'of'ng
u.spatch from Savannah, dated the Oh.
!, nSt'' states that there was LARGO a.. .iSs
broad ? river, about fifteen miles abora I p a.
aoyal' This is probably the rendszson. Oa s
~ eApeoltlon preparing by Gen. Steven.
OF a movement on the Savannah.
Dispatches from Louisville h,;.
nrther particulars of the battle Of Sana some
IS s'a'eo that Gen. George B. Crittsnds.
as -, IN Command Of the Confederate foroaa
the time of the engagement Gen zo,,; .oss
y oeing second in command, 7. !. ha,: Ooi'
az oen; o'''tsoden has been taken pr;.o".
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

Inc Baltimore Patriot closed its account

The Baltimore Patriot closed it's accom-,
on saturday last, and suspended operation.
,or the time being, promising to make ito
W" next month as morning journal
considerable surprise is expressed there. A.
well as in Washington, at this paper going
down, as its editor and publisher, John F.
McJiton, was given the Surveyorshipof the
Fort, worth probably 5000 a year, includ-
ing perquisites, in order to sustain il. There
are significant intimations of change ba-
ing contemplated in the Office now held hv
him.
President Lincoln's Levee, in Wasb;n,.
'on' on Monday night, was largely attend
co. and the most brilliant of the season. no.-
wishstanding the muddy streets and snow
storm. Mrs. Lincoln was escorted tbro.e Oh the
great East Room by Gen. Cameron. ex.Secr,.
tary OF War. Mr.. Stanton, the new Secre,arv-
OF War, was present. Among the tore;on
ministers present were the representatives.
from Russia. Spain, Sweden, Italy, and New
0ranada. Most of the Cabinet minister.
and families were present"
The Cbambersburg. (Pa.) VALLEY sn;ri.
says;-"Ihe Congressional investigating
committee have recently had their attent;or
'a''ed TO the case of Pennsylvania who
contracted to furnish the trans potom..
amps with 6rewood at "a a cord. Il !.
ala ne procures the whole supply from tree,
iready felled by Government, which Ia
ay' n'ty cents cord for cutting. Il r.
men transported to the camps BY Goyero
lent wagons. The inventor of this r,t1.
Ian thus clears, if our information h. oo.
oct. 50 so cord"
10 replying to the customary addresse.
resented to him OH New Year.. d.v A..
ing OF Prussia said that "Prnss;. ~.
'lmly behold whatever events NAV .r;ss
ON the state of things in non.Euronasn
'ontries because her army stands resdv
m and armed" o''y'
FAULT FINDERS Eli is practice entire.
700 prevalent in this queer world that Wa
naolt' to condemn the performance Of 9TH
8, when we know that the task oo,h
better accomplished by ourselves" Ave-
q "nen 1t IS more frequently known tina.
, task would be worse omplshed
Ihe Memphis Argus has come on, -
ong articles, denouncing the war pol;cv
'sueu ~ the South, complaining Of IN
aatlon of affairs, and of their cond,,. ~.
se IN authority. These articles. it !.
o. nave caused some excitement in Mon
s. Inc Argus, however, continued i.
ere structures. 10
man calling himself Ward, accused of
scent assault and robbery, in Wasb;n.
; mas been arrested in Baltimore.
mere is said to be no diminution of small
cases in Washington and about there.
ne Richmond Examiner complain. ~
IDS In the commissary acconn.s :. ~.
federate army, for the purchase Of hs.s
rations. " oeei
ne quarrel between Gov. And,ev 80
and Major General Bu,,.r
ec''ng the troops on board the steama.
''l'u''on' delayed the Constitution in
. % naroor eighteen days. at the Goa. -
'eoelal Government of $4,000 per diemI
'ery'h'ng has been quiet along the linz.
70 army OF the Potomac. The infant.
- are devoting their time cbieav -
e practice Aouy 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
from wsS1IagSo,ni,..'

WAslllNGToN, March 14.-The bill
introduced by Senator Hale from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, to-day,
provides for the construction, under the
direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
Of an iron clad steam vessel Of not less
than 5000 or G,OOO tons burthcn, and
Of great speed ard strength, to be used
only rs ram; for which purpose ST.
100000 DO appropriated. Also, 49,.
100000 for the construction Of iron. clad
gunboa,s. $7s3, 900 for the completion
Of Stcvens's battery, and 100000 for
extending the facilities Of the Washing
ton Navy Yard so as to roll and forge
plates for the arinorcd ships.
The relations between the United
States and foreign nations are now, il j.
said, entirely free from any apprehsn-
sion whatever Of disturbance. The tone
Of all correspondents is coniliatory, 1t
is considered that the British as well 40
the French Ministry 10 evidently gain
ing strength, o wing to the discountenanc-
ing Of sympathy with tho secessionists.
The Senate confirmed Brigadier Gen
cral Mcdowell as Major General Of vol
untccrs.
WAsnlNGToN, March l4.-Gsn Ere
mont is expected to arrive here to-day.
Already 4 new German regiment is
partially raised in New York to accom-
pany him to East Tennessee and Gcorg-
ia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
poses only ~ the act Of Congress- con-

poses only ~ the act Of Congress con-
fers, and could not, if the railroad com.
panies were ont OF the question, do
what is proposed, and MS the compa-
nies derive their power from Congress
Though the State, they cannot give a
title to the settlers or to the Navigation
and Railroad Company, for the plain
reason tha, the actof Congress express
~ prohibits any disposition Of the lands,
but to aid in the constr uct,nn of the re-
spectivc roads for which they were cs-
pecially granted. 1t may be added
that those Railroad companies which
have failed to comply with the condi-
tons Of their grants, ask for an exten-
sion Of time, and the Cedar Rapids l.
Missouri River company ask to bcre
lieved from building the plugs" before
referred to.
The above is fair statement Of the
questions aud issues on the important
subject of railroads in Iowa, and much
interest is elected on account Of con.
flicting local interests involved.
1t is very desirable that tho conflict
ing and embarrassing interests involved
as above shown should be amicah'y and
Justly settled. The State il bound to
relieve the settlers on the one hand, and
On the other to discharge its sacred
trust in regard to the Railroad grant.
1t is also to be hoped that the legisla-
ture will exercise an enlighteded Wis
dom il treating the subjects presented,
and especially, by all means, deal liber-
ally with railroad companies and en-
courage them in the investment of tho
capital necessary to build their roads
without which Central aud Western
Iowa can never be prosperous. It is
a plain duty Of the legislature to pro
tect these en- ormous Investments, and
| offer every reasonable inducrncnt tc
Capital to come into lowa-fcr these
questions do no merely affect the in
terests Of he present inhabitants of the
State, hut unborn thousands will rise
up on The vast and fertile plains, stretch
ing between the two great American
rivers. 70 bless the wisdom or dcplore
the folly Of the prcsen, legislature o
I Iowa.
A further difficulty arises from tn
fact that most, itnot AL at the railroad
grants int inge upon tho Swamp Land'
! granted ~ the counties In some III,
stances. we have county, Il railrna,
company, and the Dcs Moines Naviga
ton and K. Il. company. all claiming
! the same tracts Of land Thus, 70,
will see, Hawk Eve, that railroad and
Land Grant issuea are almost incon
ceivably mixed np. DAcoTAH.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Success al New Madrid.
J D.
GEN. PopE's OFFICIAL DEsrAT,

GEN. PoPES OFFICIAL DESPATCH.
St. Louis, March Br,gadicr Gen
Pope, in a dispatch to Gen. Ualeck,
says:
Our success at New Madrid has been
even greatcrthan reported. Twenty.
FIVE pieces If heavy artillery, consisting
Of "a and rificd 32-pounders, two bat
teries OF fold artillery, All immense
quantity Of fixed ammunition, several
thousand of small; arms, hundreds Of
boxes Of musket cartridges, three humid
red mules and horses, tents for an army
Of H. 900 men, and immense quantity Of
other property, Of not less value than
one million dollars, has fallen into our
hands.
Their men only escaped.
The enemy's whole force is democrat
lied and dispersed in the swamps on
the opposite side Of the river.
The enemy abandoned their works so
hurriedly as to leave all the baggage Of
their officers and the knapsacks of their
men.
Their dead were left unburied. Their
suppers were on the tables, and candles
burning in their tents.
A furious thunder storm which ragged
all night enabled the enemy to get
across the river without being discovered
Our heavy batteries were erected
during the night on the 18th, within 800
yards of the eneny's works, and opened
at day light on the 18th, just 81 hours
after the guns were delivered to us at
Cairo.
During the whole day Of yesterday
our lines were drawn closer around
their works under furious fire Of sixty
pieces Of artillery.
The fear of an assault on their works
at daylight induced them to flee preclp-
lately during the night. Many priso-
ners have been taken, also the colors Of
several Arkansas regiments.
Our loss is about fifty killed and
wounded.
Holins was IN command of the fleet,
and Generals McConn, Stuart and
Gnatt in command of the land forces.
The gunboats went down the river.
Gen. Pope has IS heavy guns planted
in the enemy's works, which command
every part Of the river.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
able by the debate in the House of Re

able by the debate in the House Of Re
representatives. on the Iowa deg-law.
Such invectives against the hosts OF
sheep killing, worthless, yelpiny ours
which infest all parts Of the State and
such pathetic eulogies on their virtues
and strong appeals to save them from
the ruthless hands of Constablcs and
City Marshals, their appointed cxccu
TONERS, never before were heard in the
hall where that fraction Of the assembled
Nis0ons of Iowa daily convcncs. The
bill was ordered to be ensrossed. On
Friday last that day of i'll luck for man
and brute, it received a majority Of the
votes Of the members. 1t is now in the
Senate, and its fate uncertain. The
main features Of it are these: Every
dog must be registered by his owner
annually in the Town Clerks Office, be-
fore the first Monday Of May. One
dollar Tor each male and three dollars
for each female Of the species must be
paid TO that officer for this privilege. A
fine Of Ave dollars is Fixed for neglect
or refusal to comply with this provision.
Any person may and Constables and
Marshals must kill unregistered dogs.
Twenty five cents is the compensation
fixed.
A bill passed the Senate some days
ago making it the duty of the County
Treasurer for 80 cts in postage stamps
to answer letter asking the amount OF
taxes on any number Of acres Of land
less than 500, and also to pay and re-
return the tax receipt. when the funds
arc sent in the second letter. II he re
fuses or neglect to reply in twenty days
he will lie liable to 4 fine Of $50 Thus
for 50 cents non resident can have his
taxes paid on $40 or less acres and for
any number more, the fee in no case
shall exceed 30 cents. The supervisor
law will be amended in many points.
One bill has passed The Senate, defining
further the duties OF the Supervisors.
It prohibits them frem being interested
in any contract or job let by the County.
also from signing any bond running TO
the County.
A bill from the House revivinc the
old law repealed by the Revision Of
1860, making it necessary only to ut,
tach to petitions copies ofnotes or other
evidences Of debt instead Of the orr. /
nal, was concerned in by the Senate.
on Saturday last Thus this stealth,
made innovation in the civil procedure
Of the Code Of 1851, which the Bar OF
this State almost unanimously cor.
delnned, as soon 40 discovered, has been
expunged. More ben Udrminis,as will
meet the samc fate before the Legis-
lature adjourns.
J. d.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
FROM WARRINGTON.
Gen. Grant 10 bel Rellevoa...-
Opint0us abOul the N1errlmac.
10000 Rebels ut Gord0Msv1i0e-
4 Rebel battery - AQaDa
Crock.

New York, March l5-Thc New
York 7ribune's Warrington dispatch
says the President nominated yesterday
for Brigadier General, John Craig, also
Robert c. Buchanan TO be Inspector
General.
The War Department has authorized
Gen. Hall, ok t. supsrae1e Gen. Grant,
unless he should ask to be relieved, on
account Of bad conduct ut Fort Donel-
son aud elsewhere.
Assistant Secretary Fox, who is in
Washington, reports the Merrimac bad
" injured in the two days fight. She
had hole bored in her hull by the
Monitor, and was leaking very badly
when she put back. The Cumberland
hroaL~ide, in the first days fight, lnjnr-
ed her so badly that she could not then
attack the Minnesota or Roanoke, al,
though they were both aground. lls
thinks that the Minnesota can now, that
she is afioat, handle the Msrrimac, she
is so slow and unwleldy. lie considers
it utterly impossible Tor Tho Mcrrinsa.,
TO 90 to sea, a. she would immediately
founder in an ordinary gale.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
The Evacuation ar New Madrid
aud Island No. 10 Confirmed.
Special Dispatch to the chicago Tribune;1
CAIRo. March II. 1862.

Special DlSpatcn tOt the chicago lriDune;J
Cairo, March II, 1862.
It is thought that Island No. 10 is
evacuated. New Madrid was evacnat-
ed last night by the rebels. They left
behind them guns, tents, baggage anil
ammunition. Gen. Pope took posses
sion this morning. The firing kept mp
till seven o'clock last night, and this
morning there was not rebel to be
seen.
To the Associated Press
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 14.-New Mad
rid is ours, and tho stars and stripes
now feat over jeff. Thompson's citadel.
Thercbels evacuated tile town last'night,
leavin.,a quantity Of guns and stores
which they were unable to carry away.
Some fighting took place yesterday, be-
tween their gunboats and our siege bat
terry, in which we lost some twenty kill
ed and wounded. A shot from one Of
their guns dismonnted ono Of our TWEEN.
ty-fonr Founders, killing four or five of
our men. but we lost no officers.
Col. Morgan's regiment. the 10th
Illinois, suffered most. The loss of the
enemy is not known. rs they carried of
their dead and wounded.
Island No. 10 is reported evacuated.
Col. John A. Logan has arrived here
and will soon be in good health The
troops continue to arrived and depart,
but their destination cannot now be
made known.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ST.. LOUIS, March l4.-The following
is a copy Of the official dispatch sent
70 the Secretary Of War:
After several days skirmishing and
number Of attempts by the cnemy's
gunboats to dislodge Gen. Pope's bat.
teries at Point Pleasant, the enemy has
evacuated his entertainments at New
Madrid, leaving his artillery, 6eld bat
leries, tents, wagons, mules, &c, and
an immense quantity Of military stores.
Brigadier General Hamilton has occu.
pied tho place. This was the last strong
hold Of the enemy in this State. No
rebel flag is now fl, ing in Missouri.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

Public Notice 10 hereby given thai Tie nm
dsrsignsd has been appointed Administratsr
Of the Estate OF Jonathan Peterson deceased;
And that ell persons owing Said Estate will
make payment 70 the undessiened q sooa @
maybe; And al persons having clains against
siad Estate will present the eanp u, aud With,
IN the time by law Prescribed.
Mrach 18th, 1852. John Petersou.
AdministrAtsD,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

CoScoBD, N. H., Mar II l4.-Returns
are received from all bnt eighteen
towns in the State. The following is
the vote: Berry, 3l.s74; Stark, q, 4s9;
Wheeler, 1868. Berry's majority is
not far from 1000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

"a Lieut.. Colonel John A. Hend.
ricks, Of the 22d Indiana regiment, was
killed in the late battle between Curtis
and Price.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

MADRID, March According to I'd.
vices from Tangiers, lieutenant Of the
Sumter had bsen released. The FEEDER
al ships are still Watching tho SUMTER
which remains stationary at Gibraltar.