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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
ArAOtisc + Fort taIkcn..But with
great loss of life.

Immediately after the taking Of Mem
phis, Com. Davis, sent four gunboats
and the transports with the 4Gth India
ma regiment, Col. Fitch, to clean out
the White river, SO az to send supplies
to Gen. Curtis.
When about IS miles from its mouth,
they discovered Fort, called Fort st.
Charles, at which an action took place
between the gunboats and the Fort; a
ball from the latter passed through the
steam drum Of the gunboat Mound
City, causing an instantaneous explo.
sion. Out Of l75 officers and crew,
but % were left fit for duty. Col.
Fitch had already landed his regiment
about mile below the Fort, and soon
after signallcd the other boats to cease
firing when he marched upon the Fort
shooting down their gunncrs at their
guns, and killed and wounded all but
thirty who were taken prisoners, when
the fort surrendered. Col Fitch lost
but a few wounded and s or 10 killed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

Now considering TINT we had less
than 200 men, and TINT we had none
killed and only five a six wounded,
leaving not man on tie ii u, It III
be admitted, that it is hard to beat
Two or three reasons CHI be given why
our loss was SO small But the most
satisfactory reason c.n give is that
the rebels mistook om little band for
the advance guard Of . heavy force,
and wished to draw u moro complete
" in their trap. Col. Small and I. i.
Martin, our Adj, wcr> the OILY mount
cd men with us, and as they couldn't
conveniently lie down, if you want to
know the kind of melody sung by
bullets rs they wistlc by ores ears, ust
ask T. g., for he and tho Col. have been
in that latitude.
Well satisfied with the afternoons
performance, our force withdrew from
the unequal contest, leaving the rebels
to bury their dead and wonder at the
audacity ofthc Iowa Tenth.
The complete success Of the whole
affair is in great degree owing to tho
skill, GOODNESS and courage of Lieut..
Col. Small; but more than all that he
had lo,ca men to command. In saying
that all is said that can be.
June 10.
The army seems TO DO falling back.
Nelson's Division has just passed, said
to be on their way to East Tennessee.
Pope is expected to move tomorrow =
Cause find a foc--whcrc to VIC
know not.
| am ever reliably, yours.
FRANK.
N. B. OF course the 'Tama Co
Rifles done their whole duty i'll tic
above mentioned skiuni>h.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
SUCCESSFUL Wool GRowING.-N

SUCCESSFUL Wool GRowING.-Mr.
J. Z. McCausland, Of Princeton town.
ship, brought into town yesterday and
SOLD 1000 pounds Of wool ut 3s cts. a
pound. This is the clipping from $50
sheep, alter retaining what he rcquir-
cd for family use. During the year,
Mr.. N. has REALIZED from mutton aud
wool about 500 cash, and he has now
about the same number of sheep he had
last year. These animals cost him lit
tie or nothing; during the summer
they have the range OF the prairie, and
in winter they live almost upon what
his cattle leave, and which would other
wise be wasted. A ncighbor Of his has
about the same amount Of wool, and
would realize tic same if he were to sell
now; but he IS holding on for higher
prices. Who says sheep raising wont
pay III Iowa ?-Dacenport Gazette 81.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
THURSDAY JUNE %, 1862.

Mcssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, arc our on
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His, TO procure Advertisements and Sub
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Row, & ld5 Nassau ST., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City TO pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
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Park Row, New York, s. 6 State st. Boston
arc our Agents for the lo,ra Transcript, in
those cities, and are authorized to take Adver-
tiscments and Su descriptions for ur at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
PROGRAMME OF THE CELE.
DRATION TO BE IN HOLD.
EN- I'm TOLEDO ON Tv1E
4(h DAYOF JULY 1862

a PROCESSION OH foot Will be formed
at 10 o'clock in the morning, near the
Cary House, and be marched under the
direction oflhc Marshals, 10 the grounds
III the following order:
Chief Marshal,
Sax Horn Band
President and Orator.
Chaplain and Reader.
Ladies & gentlemen by couples.
ladies
Gentlemen.
ORDER OF THE DAY UPON TIE
GROUND.
Music by the Band.
Prayer, by Rev. Il. Swcarngcn.
Vocal music, by the Choir.
Reading of the Declaration, by Jno.
A. Staley, Esq.
Music, by the Band.
Grafton, by T. f. Bradford Esq.
Music, by the Band.
Adjournment for Basket Dinner.
Rcasscm5l'ng.
Music, by the Band.
Toasts and Responses. which will be
intcrspcrscd with vocal and instrument
tai music.
Adjournment for witnessing balloon
ascension, and exhibition of fantasies
1t is expected that the Irving Sax
Horn Band will also be III attendance,
and if so, the above programme will be
slightly changed by order Of the Chief
Marshal.
a balloon will be raised on the out
skirts of town near the line of the pro-
cossion and during the morning march,
upon which occasion it is requested
and urged Tat each individual keep
his place in the ranks.
Each and every indi,iau'l arc request
cd to fall into the procession at the pla-
ces assigned them, in order to assist in
tremendously carrying out the order of
the day, and secure good seats, as no
one will be permitted to take seats up
Oh the ground until the procession has
been seated.
A grand display Of Fire Works will
take place IN the evening under the d.
rection Of those having it in their
charge.
No teams OF horses will be allowed in
the Public Square where the grounds
will be fixed up for the occasion, and
al are urgently requested not to hitch
their teens to the fence enclosing the
Square, rs it will materially interfere
with the pleasures of the occasion, and
some Of the exercises Of the day.
By order Of Committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

There cal. hardly be q doubt TINT
Mcclellan has been generously reintor-
ccd. The Pennsylvania reserve, 5000
strong, is with him; 50 arc ten regi-
mcnts which have been during the pest
year in the neighborhood Of Newport
News, Old Point, &c. so is McDowoll's
corps, 10000 strong; also several New
York regiments, including the 10th and
1Olst, will, others. Our Irish Brigade
arc also probably With Met lcllan's army
at this time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
From New Orleans

Gen. Butler was scrcnadcd 1T the st.
Charles Hotel on the 1lth inst, and
made speech in response, to Which he
declared that his feelings towards the
South were friendly aud fratcrnal but
that ut the same time he was resolved,
as matter of duty incxorably impress
scd upon him to carry ont the laws Of
the United States under all tircumstan-
COS. The speech was well received.
A new daily paper has just been star
ted at New Orleans, edited by the great
tinancie,, Jacob Banker, now 70 years
old.
All but Of the mortar fleet had gone
up the river, and the balance will go up
inst as soon rs they can procure the
tugs to tow them up.
A large Union meeting was held at
New Orleans OH the evening oflhc | it'll
Able and eloquent speeches were made
by Messrs. Nj. Day, Charles Lamount,
and +. J. Earhart.
The rebel Gen. Lovcll's army has
evacuated camp Moore and have gone
to Vicksburg.
A New Orleans letter Of tho 14th says
the steamer Mis-, issippi had arrived from
Baton Rouge. All was quiet in Gen.
Williams Camp. The story Of Colonel
Dudley of the Union battery having
b, ell cut off was untrue. There had
been no rebel force near Baton Rouge,
except n band Of some 200 guerilla
scouts between that city and Clinton
| A few days ago Gen. Williams, sen,
Col. Mcmillan, Of the 2lst indiana, Will
4 guard to sciae some property, whcr
they were fire.! upon by two guerilla,
and Col. Mcmillan was slightly wounded
with buck shot. The guard fired upor
the rascals aud killed ono and captured
the other
Gen. Williams wrote TO Gen. Butler
for Instructions III regard to he course
to be pursued towar, gucrilas. TIKI
General answered as follows:
llEADur ARTERs Ctr Der !
New Orleans, June -.
GENERAL:-Iou ask me what shall
be done with guc,illas. They sloul,
be captured, tried at the drum head b,
military commission and shot; thei
houses burnt, their property destroy ell
and every means taken to show then
that they arc enemies Of the human rae,
not soldiers but mur,lcrcrs and la,,t
pirates. There is only one way in wl,icl
you can err towards them and that i
by want Of prompt severity.
by order OF Maj. Gen. Butler.
X. Il. Davis.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
Military Appointments and rr0-
mot IONS

There have been about 1000 appoint
menrs and promotions in the army s'..ec
the general orders Of Dcccmbe, last, 10.
cording to the pamphlet just issued, Of
which there arc Major Generals II, bril-
gadicr Generals %, brigade surgeons So.
The additional aids dc camp appointed
by the President underline act Of August
last, are rs follows: Coloncls, 81; leu
tenant colonies .; majors, "a; Captains
o.. Three b,igadicr generals have re-
signed and four declined the nomination.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

SOURCE or VExATloN.-Man, \ good
woman has felt mortified " hen she call
ed her guests to the table to find that
biscuits were like so much lead, wholly
unfit to be eaten. The discovery always
comes too late to be rcmcdicd Tor the
occasion. Housewives who use De
Land Il Co.'s Chemical Salcraius, arc
never subjected 10 chasrin and disap-
poin,mcnt in this way. Sold Ivy all
Wholesale groccrs in Chicago and Mil
wankec, and sold by Armstrong and
Shanhlin in Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
From Memphis
Memphis, June 81.

.u0itiEIilS, OuIiS -.
Col. Slack has resi- ,ned. An order
rcquiril. the board of Aldermen, Major,
Recorder, and all other persons dis
char"in" any Official duty III The city of
Memphis to como before the Provost
Marshal and take tic oath of allegiance
within three days, has been issued. In
default thereof they will he regarded as
sympa,hizing, aiding and abet,ing re-
bcllion, and will be arrested and treated
as traitors deserve.
The Board OF Aldermen have passed
resolution making notes Of solvent
State Banks, u. S. treasury notes, and
gold and silver OILY receivable for city
taxes
Business is gradually rcviving. Tc-
lcgraphic communication with Corinth
will be established tomorrow.
The repairs on the Memphis & Ohio
Il. Il. arc approaching completion. A
trial train goes out tomorrow.
Mails from the North arc now received
and forwarded regularly.
Shipments Of cotton, sugar AMI mo-
lasscs have fallen off considerably.
The Grenada Appeal OF the 18th con.
tains the following:
Montgomery June II.
Gen. Beauregard and staff passed
through here this morning cn route for
Richmond. - Preparations arc being
made for rapidly transferring large
portion Of his army in the same direc-
ton. Mobile specials say sufficient
force will be left with Bragg to check
any step towards the interior by the
Vandals under IIalleck.
Specials to Augusta papers, dated
Charleston, 10th, say severe battle
took place this morning on James Island
four miles from the city. Five regi-
mcnts Of Fcdcrals, reinforced by artil-
lery, attacked the Confedcratcs at Sc
ccssionyille. Col. Lamar commanded
the Confedcratcs, and with 500 troops
repulsed the enemy fought bravcly, but
were defeated Their loss is supposed
to be about 400, including 30 or more
prisoners. Our loss is estimated at from
so to 100. Col. Lamar was wounded
and Capts. Reed and King and Tt. Ed
wards killed. It is expected the attack
will be renewed. The COnfcdcratcs
were much exhausted by previous
Smelling day and night.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
The Slaves Of Rebels to be ElM0n-
Clpated.

The House Of Representative has ut
length made ono move in the right di
rcction. 1t is exactly what the people
have been long expecting and demand
ing, and long wondering why some
action has not been taken in tho matter.
We refer to bill which passed the House
one week ago yesterday by the decisive
vote OF 81 against 81, liberating the
slaves Of rebels. 1t is expected to pass
the Senate and receive the Signature
ofthc President. It provides for the
liberation Of slaves as follows:
Of all officers Of the Rebel army and
navy;
Of all high rebel officers Of the State,
Judges and Foreign Ministers and
Council;
OF all rebel Governors and members
of State Conventions, Legislatures and
Judiciary:
OF all who have held office under the
United States who take Office IN the
Rebel States;
OF all who hold any Office or agency
whatever under the Confederate States
accepted since the adoption of the Sc
cession ordinance Of the State in which
said person resides
OF cvcry person who after the pas
sage Of this act, shall be in rebellion
against the United States, and who
shall not within sixty days return to
allegiance;
All the abovc-spccificd persons are
disqualified from holding office under
the United States. The President is
auth orizcd to negotiate for territory
whercon to COLOMBO the liberated slaves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

We don't know but human skill and
ingenuity will yet invent machine for
turning out a complete set Of clothes to
a perfect fit, by simply throwing the
cloth with the measure Of the indiyidu-
al into hopper. We certainly arc APP
preaching this.
First in this line came the Sewing
Machine, and now We have feeder,
called Barnum's "Self Sewer" or pat
cnt automatic guiding guagc for all
Sewing Machines. by it any ono is
enable to sew a straight and nice seam
without any trouble.
Send &1,OO with the name Of your
Machine, to Cornell l. Co., 1873 Lake St.
Chicago, ILL.,, aud in few days you
have one.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

GuEnIrlLAs.-Thc Louisville JoMrnnl
says the gucrrillas are becoming ex-
ccedingly troublesome in some Of tho
lower counties Of Kentucky, committing
MI sorts Of ontrages, and keeping tho
people in 4 constant state Of alarm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

HEHNASDo.-This place, TO which tho
left wing of l,eaurcgard's army is ssid
to extend, is the capital Of DE Soto
county, Mississippi. 1t is about twenty
five miles nearly south Of Memphis, with
which point il is connected by railroad.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
LATEST NEWS,
Ey L a st N ig h is
ExP7I9s

The Tax Bill which has passed both
Houses ofCongrcss, deicrs direct taxa
ton for two years.
Bcaurcgard has undoubtedly como
to Richmond, and left Gen. Bragg in
command Of the West.
Gen. Pope has been called to WASH
ington by the Secretary Of War, prob.
ably to receive an important command !.
Especial to the Chicago Evening Journal.)
Cairo, June "a.
The transports John Bell, Meteor and
Emma, laden with commissary and
quartermater's stores for Gen. Curtis
army, left Memphis for White river on
Sunday evening, conveyed by the gun
boat Louisville.
New York, June g.
A Fortress Monroe letter 70 tho
Philadelphia Press says . member Of
the Governors Guard Of Richmond
captured at Ashland on the 10th states
that Bcaurcgard is second in command
at Richmond, aud q number Of his
troops have arrived.
The Grand Jury Of Faycttc county,
Kentucky, has found true bills Of in
dictmcnt against . number Of rebels q
that county, including John Q. Drcck.
inridgc.
Gen. Grant, commanding tho Dis.
trict of West Tennessee, will make his
headquarters at Memphis.
WASHINGTON, Juno p.
Adviccs has been received At tho
War Department dated Corinth, Juno
23d, and from McClcllan's army yester-
day afternoon. Nothing Of interest has
t, anspircd in any quarter.
There were in all 3l5 amendments to
the tax bill. The House having rcccd-
dcd from 253 and the Senate from 10 Of
them, the remainder became SUBJ cct
Of compromise, as cmbodicd'in the joint
report Of tho Committe Of Conference,
which was unanimously adopted by the
Senate. The bill only awaits the Prcsi
dents signature to become law, and
is to take effect the first of August. The
Commissioner of internal Revenue 10 to
receive salary Of 81 900 per annnm.
The Senate in Executive session, re-
iectcd the nomination Of Brigadicr Gen.
Shields to be Major General.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
Bloody Battle ! ear Charleston.
Fl. Monroe June %.

RI. monroe June g3.
A steamer from City Point arrived
last night.
Richmond papers of Saturday con-
tain brief accounts from Charleston Of
a bloody battle fought Monday last be-
tween five regiments and battery Of
Parrot guns and parts Of four Confed-
crate regiments and battery. The
battle lasted all day, with a heavy loss
OH both sides.
The Charleston MERCURY feared the
battle would be renewed the next day,
and expressed apprchcnsions for the
safety of the city, in consequence Of
the great exhaustion Of the Southern
troops, and the loss Of many officers.
Gems. Evans and Pcmberton had
complimcn,cd the rcbcl troops for their
bravery in standing up under the heavy
fire ofthc shells, etc, from our gunboats
and batteries. The fight took place
four miles from Charleston, and from
the tone Of III editorial III the Mercury,
should think the rebels have been cut
off from retreat from James Island by
our gun boats. If this should be 50
Charleston must soon fall.
The Richmond Dispatch says that it
can be no longer denied that Gen. Jack
son has been heavily reinforced lately,
aud that the Federal column must eth.
or combine or fall back across tho Pc.
tomac.
TT. Monroe, juno %.
| learn that, yesterday, the rebels
opened upon Gen. lockers advance
with shell, but did no serious damage
Gen. Hooker answered from ono Of on
powerful new b tteries Just completed
ard throwing heavy shells, which wcrt
seen to burst among the rebel attack
ing party by persons III one Of Prof
loves balloons.
| Our troops arc represented rs cnthu
sias,ic at the near prospcc, Of ! decisive
battle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

Mr.. Geo. +. Schoonovcr has rurchas-
cd the office of the "S,ory County Ad-
vocatc,' and is now issuing new sheet
under the name Of The RcpuJAcan Rev-
ellie. Being practical printer we OK
pcct he will make the thing pay. We
hope so at least.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
GEN. IlTEL ON his WAY EAST.
4'apls,rc OF Fort Morgan incorrect

philadelphia, June 2o.-A private
letter received here, states that Gen.
Buell. has started with his whole army
Tor East Tennessee via. Huntsville.
Another private letter from New Or
leans says that the report published in
New Orleans of the surrender Of Fort
Morgan is incorrect.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

On the 18th inst. the people Of Illinois
voted on the now Constitution, submit
ted to thcln, and sufficient returns have
now been received TO show is defeat by
At lcnst - 600 majority.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
RAILROAD MATTERS.


ago in announcing that the Chicago
Iowa & Nebraska, and the Cedar Ra-
l,ids Missouri River Railroad Com
panics had leased their roads TO the
Galcna road of Illinois, but we were so
Informed through some of the railroad
men Of this town, and that shows how
easily they may be duped in those mat
tors as well as oursclf. But the facts
arc negotiations are nowl going OH to
accomplish if possible the lease.
The Galena and G. r. 4 M. Il. CON-
ranies have agreed to leave it to third
parties to determine Tic conditions and
terms of the lease, but the G. /. & N.
company arc not ::wi!Iing 70 thus leave
their interest to the judgement Of third
parties. 1t is probable however, thata
bargain will yet be effected.
We learn that there is strong proba-
bility, that the G. Il. & NJ. II. railroad
will not be completed further
nM this town, The coming autumn, if
in fact rs far, unless the two roads arc
leased to the Galcna Company.
The large Indebtedness Of the C. |.
d N. road is another prominent obstacle
in the way Of ctfccting lease. Mr.
3ross, one Of the editors of the Chicago
Tribune attended the late railroad meet
ings held at Cedar Rapids and Clinton
and upon his return home furnishes his
paper wild, an article from which we
extract the following:
sFrom what we learned III Iowa last
week and from leading gentlemen con-
ncctcd with alc ,s;,lcna road here, we
Judge that probably the greatest oh
staclc to be overcome in making the
contract, WILDE the ability, or rather in.
ability Of the directors of the Nebraska
road to give reliable title to the pro-
pcrty. On this the (idcnt road will he
likely to insist, and the matter must be
disposed of in some way before the lease
can be made. The affairs of the Ne
Maska read atanA sometime. III this
wise. In round numbers there are five
hundred. thousand dollars of stock, eight
hundred thousand dollars of ten per cent
first mortgage bonds, seven hundred
Thousand dollars Of seven per cent
y second mortgage bonds, and some thirty
or forty thousand dollars Of preferred
lock, besides floating debt Of three
or four hundred thousand dollars. The
simple fact is, that the road has cost
half million or more above what it is
worth; but this extra cost has accllmu-
lated nlainly il interest and discounts
on bonds The ten per cent bonds were
mainly if not entirely taken by the
directors at dt0ty to eighty cents on the
dollar. probably by most Of them at
aasoM seventy cents. 1t is not at all
probable that the road can be leased for
enough to pay the interest on its bonds
The question for the public, who arc in
tcrcstcd in the extension Of the road,
and especially for the stockholders, is
what is to be done?
The public have q deep interest in
these matters in view Of the early COM
plction Of the line to the Missouri.
Whatever stands III the way of that,
every business man in the city should
strive by all the means in his power to
remove. Il the Galcna company OBJ
tains control ofthe line, strength enough
can be concentrated upon it to COM
pletc it to the Missouri within the next
two years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

There are only 90 revolutionary pa
triots now alive, viz I'm Mass. s, Me.
Q, VT 3, Conn. 2, N. Y. Ii, Penn. l, o.
4, Mich. 3, I'll. l, Ind. 2, Wis. !, Ky. l,
Tenn. 6, N. CO., Ga. 5, Mo. l, Va 3,
District Of Columbia l, Ark. 4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

1t will be seen by notice in our col
umns to-day that the people in the north
part Of our county intend holding Gel
cbration on the 4tli, in their own vicinity.
We 40 sorry they do not sec fit to
us in CT II hope at any rate, they
vii. htae 4 .ool time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

Nc more charging and counter charg-
ing Mr.. Democrat. The Republicans
have Just put one Of their Chicago plat
form planks into a law.
The bill, consecratiag the present
and all future acquired territories, to
freedom, untaintcd and untarnishcd by
the whitening curse Of slavery, has pass
cd both Houses and received the sigma
tr,re Of the President. Another stride
from African darkness to Circasslan
light.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

Bcaurcgartl's Amy, at last accounts,
was at Oskaloosa, $4,000 strong co.
900 men, under Gen Kirby Smith, at
Chattanooga; $1,000. under Price and
Van Dorm, at Fulton; and small cav.
airy force at Grenada.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

The wheat crop in Northern Alabama
and Southern Tennessee was almost do.
stroyed by rust. The corn crop in tho
Same sections is suffering for want Ut
rain, and promises badly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

The total rcduciblc State debt ofOhio
is STA, 500, 426, an increase Of &404, 900
since the last report. The July interest
on the debt will be paid in com.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

ANOTHER Denomination. M. M.
Croker, Of the 18th Iowa, who com
mandcd brigade At Shiloh, has been
nominated for Brigadicr General.