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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22

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p&ny
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The New York herald., 1862-07-30
BOARDING AVID LODGING.

A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN FAMILY, oC-
~ eyng first glass house IT 20 West Ninth street. e
Ffth and SSth avenues, would lie. few rieENly
furnished Kooms with eNcelent Board single gentlemen
gentlemen aud their wives French English spo@en
ket
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

TIlRDEkS TACTICS-WATsONS EDrTTON--TuST
puthshtd now anG improved rdilisn ~ this popular
Handtooh Tor the Vontocr embracing Rifle aud light
fsntr Tactics or the exercise nanUnvs OF troops
when actiug - rht inlauty rieen; school
disr and company &C. Prize ~ cents copies sent frie 10
nny address reccIp ~ the Price. ORANE Publisher,
I26 Nassau e The tradr suypsd liaefs dseoupt
ty All gtoeSas aaa oews ecacrs. Orcsr Watson 1dop
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
FOR SALE.

AN OLD ESTABLISHED BRASS FOUNDRY FOR
sale-lerms moderate. Apply on The premises NO. ~
spruce street. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

A RRANGEMENT COMMENCING JULY !, 1867
"A FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
first class will leave New York the lst llth
and 2lst of each month except when these dates fall
Sunday when the day Of departure will be the Monday
following.
For freight passage apply at the only once No Bow
ling Green. ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

IIIRST PACKET POSITIVELY FOR LIvERPOoL.-THE
Il fAvorite packet ship COMPROMISE sails "Wednesday,
the 30h and the regular packet ship f. e. Friday Au
gust For passage apply to c. A. TEN EYCK, No. 81 South
LNOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAPsCOTTs LINE.
Ship r. H. Mt pier "a I.as river sails for Liverpool,
August ship HEIRESs pier IL East river sails for
London, August For passase at low rates, apply on
board, to TAPSCOTT 4 CO., So South street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

NTNNIUN HOUSE, UUKNWALL N f-FAMILIEs
> desiring 10 obtain Board Tor the hud
lnt accommodation hy immediate Application. The house
is large and airy and the table cannot be beat We
of the first alnes OF the city stopping with us
who win attest to giving enre sasecon TO guests
Al who desire comfort aud god living vii find their
advantage n give us call a applications mus be made
BY letter TO TIE proprietor GEO. +. STANTON
TUE La TOURRTTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT, NJ H.
This sccn, family hotel will be kept open tin October
Boats leave pie North river att 90 II 90 20 and
O'Clock. from pey street AZ l0l A. NJ aud ~ r. NJ Time
- minutes WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Broadway and T.eth street. entrance 45 Twelfth street;
1f the best hotels in tue city Conducted the En
r0fcap ptn Ascommp aions Tor families and tan gent
guests GEO. w. HUNT, late of the BrevOort House and
cIIAs w. NASH, formerly d TIE Great Reyayc propge.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
MATRIMONIAI..


An ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, OF PRkP0SSESsTN0
IA Appearance 20 who s engaged In
business in this city with lair prospects Of
forming the acquaintance OF young lady
with view 10 matrimony. She must be amable aud intel
ieent and tolerably good looking. Money OBJECT
knd and Low ing heart be appreciated priced Ad
dress IN all confidence Sincerity, uox " Herald Office.
TWO YOUNG WIDOW LADIES STRANGERS IN NEW
York; wish make the acquaintance OF gentlemen
With view 10 rimDny They refined Intaligent
and reliable Address aha aud Kate boa S) Herald Office
rrwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN, BETWEEN THE AGES
OF and ~, visit 70 form me qIantanec Of young
lades be pretty, aeon he'd and sninbir aud
OF loving disposition; be rs years old; with
the uInae view 70 mairipony. Address for one week
yrank and Edgar, boa I54 Herald omee.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
LOST AND FOUND.

~~,~~e~~~~e~-~~,,-,1>s~
7 osT-oN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL BLACK
Ia and white terrier Dog had leather collar with
words ~. Pain 2o9 Canal street" Whoever will
IL 20 "a Amity street viii be rewarded
+ oST-oN MONDAY, JULY 28, BETWEEN THE HOURS
IL Of aud 10 A. NJ Ia going from the Newark
Jersey City Terry tCortand seeu via Broadway
Th ri gold engraved Band
Bracelet with small oval locke attached liberal reward
will be paid for s recovery Address d. Ia bor III Harlem
Post office N. ".
r osT-A $1,000 CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
IL First Mortgage Bond, No COO suitable will
paid the Under. TO be left at q. Koaasks office ~
William street All persons hereby cautioned against
buying negotiating the same.
r osT-IN GOING FROM NO. 90 vESEY STREET,
ia through Washington Market 10 the Staten Tsland ferry
f1ot al ortlaudt street. black Pocke1Ook containing ton
dollar bill The finder viii receive 81 calling at
Story 4 southworth's, 53 yesey street.
7 osT--IN BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON STREET
Ia Cartnan's Account BOOK The hnder will be suitably
rewarded w leaving the same al % Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

MISCELLANEOUS.

OUTER FOR ARMY UsE-IN SINGLE POUNDS AND
ID upwards up In the most approved STYLE by ID. q.
PECK, 2S8 Washington street, New York.
MARBLE MANTELS-MANTELS SOLD At ASTON
lu shingly low prices kLABERS Marble Yards, l09
East Eighteenth Third and 81 First
Third street. N Y Msntels put up part Of
the
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

A NEW HOUSE, BARN, &C., WITH TWO ACRES
n abundant fruit beautifully situated in new Cas
Conn, worth $500; will sell sacriace. Cab
at 296 Fulton street. Brooklyn Win exchange tor Pianos OF
other merchandise
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1852
~ carrying the United States Mall sailing positively
the day advertised. The extiene clipper ship SAN.
TfAGOi rapidly loading for Meluourne pier II Eas!
known fayorte crps. ship HUssAK win follow the San
tiago, coming her berth with half OF her
already board win have quick despatch for Melbourne
The Al extreme clipper bark N0RD STERN Quilt for an
Iondpg for syaney n W. at pier No 2 North river and
freight or passage apply TO r. W. CAMERON IS Beaver
Sight bills for sale, cash advances made
sgnments. Consgnecs In Australia Msssra r. Towns
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
Ratss II Advertising.

)es SSnsss, Naoe isaesgisa. t1.Oo
sssh sasssqsses jsssrtiss, O6O
Uae square Three m,nthe, 400
d. 0i1 Months, 6.M
d. - ., a. fAse year, l2,M
1n.tArtsr >eblunn, one ysar, $500
A'ss hslf eeiuhn, one year, $3.50
q . esiumns' one year, 60OO
40- II %idi,ion ts the above raiss. adv-rtisl.
nsntssontAining rule and figure work, Will
be charged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make : square
business Cards, consisting Of six lines oT
sss, $500 per year.
~ All Transient and Legal advertisement,
1lst 10 paid in advance.
nA)e Unless the aunber Of Insertions b spsci.
Red q he time advertisements are handed
= thsy will b pnhlisAsd : the discretion Of
Ne publisher. and charged for shs length af
j. . tie, are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
WI - aaAs y large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

! List q she A0saass Paia
crapa ana Paaelt J1rers Aresa
Tho lst Monday 1n aepae0bes
loo9 - The 9oah 1ay OfOes0Aes
4. =. Ioo9 soeDas1ve o00 ap.
prsveA ~ tae aesra egs1pss-
vissrs ~ shsar seesacn p 0cse-
bor d. =. lo03.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
MII.LIN cry

ADlES hare just recsived = very larg
stock of .nes Spring and Summer Mini
-Arv tsssds cf shs Latest style which will
sit very cheap. wsi. Asso attend 10 Drsss
';Akins sith Saash csss. will Try % aesome.
-Ass Ill nv oa~sAmerp- R0orse IL Mr.. Wm.
Nl&3 = &. NASH.
rrleds N.y 9th. l8Nl. v3-a27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

TOLEDO TAnA COUNTY, IOWA THURSDAY, ,crosER 30

A List pi the Claims presented to the Board Of
Supervisors at thei regular session in October
A. l.. 1862 toy ether with the amounts claimed
and amounts allowed. and for what pur-
pose claimed
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

DAVID D. APPkLGATE.
t1-rk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

marked 9snssv. 49,
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v.s.y ass~s. = 49,
hand svessyS0ssA n1s
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ehser.1 s,Asr sgsAsas - -
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;ng aad ssher sAiaes sssss9y - -
.olaisrs. Tsy ato - -
furnished shen sieA sls1. slStlfae -
beddiag, wasasa shs;s ssose0eSs0
led Iimbs And iio.dk - sesass 60 =
hem . Il they Aaa ~ mir - -
lrea. Tonight slargs aajmif3 GfSAs0
so'diers ars living asd shark llssvsa.
ns IN their way hsse lAppin1s,
0o little farther w;sh - = ~ -
m history. Go 70 llaess md tAsss -
win find ! 100 ~ 800 psivlAts aajs;ssa.
III confined in oas great ssswll, ssDag
hem lieassaanss ssl oshss sQsssA
I may b. psrnatsed - neasina Gisss
Cot,oa = Michigaa, asd the ~. ~
Dean. lieatrsast q oas e ths o.
regiments. Thoss o1rsrs sascss1sa
t was :heir dsty so sacspe. They sees
the endeavor. wsss saaghs, and bsoeRAe
hack ehained ss9eshss y aJse-sAs;s
round their necks. psdine&ed q thal
They ser- marsheA iArc~gh lhr sssvsss,
.se+ka in that cona,ticn Teader.SoossIt
tTainn mrn. what do yoa think of ihaa1
''an yna still apclo9iss fos thea sns
ssv," compromise with tiess psnples''
[Aprlsus- I.ss ne s~ll ron. The sossA-
.rn men dun'twsnt % compro,niss. Yos
lrs;re 10 give these people what tbsy
srsp;.r. They say dsdan,sy. shry ~aa..
come back, and yoa can, make saeD
come back. aay w can. lss ~ - =
CGreat cheer1
On little f,,r;her. Take Iisst 1u8
me Of my own odtcsrs- He sa.isavurs1
to cscsre. ard what was his trsasasatp
4 pack Of those internal hjood hssa1a
~ss "a. ais<r him. Bs - sasrae 81
dragged back ~ith hand esasspsatlA
He gat thoss hsndea1s, tfsaghs 49,
home with him. and has tAen eseffG3
lot re come nearer hena !. 60 -
:D,errrssesdli = !ike IL ~ / si.aa =
VA. nv duty ,o steenne q epeepa -
Geddes ehoaeas !, ~ Ii aGer. So.
ty-tvo oRhess ehouuhs l1he~i9l - -
concl1dsd - vssla ssess,L " Uuss
caught = lie eadesy,r. ~ - -
eo.faei !. ! a.sm,e slsasua g
.u..r>. ~ I. $3.50 - ~ go
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- csua bsiae axsy anne 60 r.
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snd fled o6 IL ehaia--sls A6uu6
ohl -shss hsaees - 1sss. 0vcafa6
,he liaks aiiaoas - dlDlasue euuA
Hsrs i misc. fThs aai,ie.as r.esap9
the display e ,hs - ~ esaLilins1
hv ~ 0enessl I'D I ~se sppannr.s1 4
.hall e.sry Il l.sa a. 60 = 49,
The -. I shan ~. : laanuus1 - -
.add,e, ana svsry - / auAur : =.
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g.ia = ~ no sa;us / Aalbsa :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

:. wALExa. s.c.aAA
ALKER 4 II HAMAN,
DRUGGIST9,
cs.nsreiai s,rsss CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA
xssr seassAxrlS o. nAss : splI surrtr .,
Fresh 1 Pure Drsss. Medicines / Chem
calls,
olrs,rAtxrs. GLASS, PUTTY, WHITE LEAD
tias seap. Fine Tsile., articles
Wiass o.d Liqsors for keleeiaal Par
poses.
CIGARS AkD SNUFF
AIcehol, Camplseae Tsrpontsne
= Kerssens OIL.
DESCRIPTIONS Carefully
C0MPUNHED.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
che yowa transcript,

FURNISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
q ol,so Per Ysar In Advance.
a,Oo q tAs expiration II three month
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

0D
The suhacribsr having removed his sad
ile and Harness shop. 70 tie Front Room ef
the SECOND starry af the +. lsis Grocery STORE 10
prepared to A. Al kinds sf work in his line. in
u warknan-liks mannsr upon short notice
NJ wsrk warranted. and sair tri respect
uils solicited
HERMAN I.AUFER.
lo'eds, Jsn- 18th. lss2 vl-ae
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

Walk sp Gentlemen
I. ANTON REuecHs
- - - ND GD ~ =
II yea want ssSl article q Lager Beer
and refreshments.
TAs suhsoribsr .seo keeps grsssriss sa Aaad
far sale st The lowest Acur~s.
rial AufDS REUScH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
The Funcrni Of Col. Fletcher Webster.

boston, iuesd3yt sep y, lihf
The funeral Of the lamenled Col Fletcher Web
ster was one of the most solemn, touching, and I'M
posing demonstrations which our citizens have been
called Oh TO unite in for many years.
The body of the dead hero lay in state in Faneuil
Hall from yesterday morning until IL o'clock to-day,
and was viewed by hundreds Of citizens, whose
counenances expressed the deepest grief for tho ots
they had sustained.
In the tranquility Of death tie resemblance Of COL
Fletcher Webster to his illustrious father espe
cially observed by those who knew both father and
son, and loved them well.
The procession moved from Faneuil Hall TO the
Summer-street Church. 1t was composed of the
military, the civic bodies, the Governor and State
officers, and the city authorities, in carriages, and
the mourning relatives OF the deceased soldier
The Rev. Chandler Robbins performed the funeral
ceremonies, and the remains of the gallant dead
we're then conveyed to Marshheld, to be deposited in
the family tomb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
esucrrilIns in DEMONSTRATION Troubles on
tlre Upper Missouri.

LrAyESw0Kru, Tuesday, Sept. Q. 1862
On Saturday night, Quentrell, with force va
riously estimated at from 200 10 1000, entered
Ea,he, johnson County, Kansas At the last ac-
counts they stl held the place. Several stores were
robbed, the Office Of The Mirror newspaper de.
moshed, and 20 recruits for Kansas rec inents cap
tured.
Gov. Robinson has issued proclamation calling
upon all citizens of the State to organize and arm for
home defense. lie Gays one half of the enrolled
militia Of the State have entered the United States
service.
Intelligence from Dakota and the Upper Missouri
indicates serious Indian hostites Gov. Joyne Of
Dakota issued proclamation on the Goth ut, call
M, on the settlers to organize :, 600 men. Judge
Amidon and his son had alisadv bsAn Lni;.,i
Gen. Blunt received dispatch yesterday from
Gov Jcyne, dated Sioux City, Sept. 6, which says
the Indians made an attack tina. morning within three
miles of Yankton the capital Of the Territory.
The courier bringing the dispe.ch 10 Sioux City
with an escort of ten men, he'd fight with twenty
Indians ten miles from Yanktou. The Governor calls
Tor regiment, arms, aud Ammunition, ~ general
Indian war 10 fesred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
FERROUS Railroad Accidents, and Loss Of

PHILADELFHA. Tuesday, Sept g. 1862
AZ midnight thorough frcgiittr tram Tor Baltimore,
when Il short distance below Gny's ferry bridge,
became feIaratcd and oLstructed the road. In con
sequence Of a heavy fos troop train came IN col
sion With it, but fortunately no person war seriously
hurt. The 9th Massachusetts Regiment was
aboard
At 3, ttis morning, a special train, having equod
e 100 cavalry OH board, by some unAccountable
carelessnefs or Misunderstanding ran into both Of
iIese trains. The collision WAS very severe, and
he consequences most dslrtrous. The cars were
broken TO pieces. three men were killed. and mum
Der more or less injured.
The following il the Ii Of killed and wounded
Kiurp-Jos WANT 95.h Pa; Geo Welh t2d Ohio
ChAs. DryLe Zjd Pa q,
WouADgD-Jss Cufsland. BIB Ohio. sehouslyi Chntian
HeyIaurn Iath New York leg; Henry Rwt, 18Th n y Sc
fiousy r. H. Morse 18Th y Y. seriously, man. name w
kaown OF 4h Pa badly .caldsd, hos ius ell uJd y
seriously, John Chnbe IS n. Y, eg hntuedi w hti
oy, l45th Pa seIiousiyi John Bake, Tooth Y serious
lhos hover 18Th ~ - leg broken Jonn Cam, lOVIh N.Y.
l,st John Aonnixht Ills. Pa, slightly
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From Mcmpbis-Reported Eepuisc Of
ItOsCcrans.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept.


Late arrivals from Helena report all quiet there.
Our pickets stationed back in the country are
frequently troubled by struggling bands Of guerril-
las.
An expedition Lad taken and brought down to
Helena the wbarf-boats from Eunice and Napoleon.
Rebel prisoners captured say that large number
Of Texas troops, fully armed and equipped, have
arrived at Little Rock, Ark, within the last few
days.
II was reported at Helena that Gen. R1secrane
made al attack the Rebels u, Tuyelo, and WIZ
decisiyely repufed.
The people Of Commerce. Mrs, have determined
70 prevent the gucrriIlas from firing on tie boa.s
passing that place.
The Grcnada appeal Of the 81 inst, contains
Richmond adyicos Of the I'd inst.
The Rebel Senate, on the ID inst, rejected the
bill concerning par'san rangers, by vote of to H.
Tho Society Of Friends in North Carolina bad
memorialized the Rebel Congress for modification
Of the n~g CONSUMPTION act IN their favor
New-Oresns dates Of the 2Sth Of August say that
General Butler had sucd an order requiring tic
Merchants and the Crescent City Banks to go into
liquidation.
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10 swim Il, 10 strike at the rsilroads-hre the Bal
timore ard Ohio, Their Baltimore and Washington.
II thew cannot hold hen, they propose 10 destroy
Pa,apsco b,idge, at The Relay House. iLey boast
of having dero,s of supplies ia Maryland and isree
soies II recrdits who VIII join them W they ar
live. IN tlrs be taken for what il is worth;
certainly sac IN great force, and Ia their d.,
peraion may do much mischief before they are finally
driven TO 'hat last DITCH teeln.ly spoken of by
theig leaeers. W.
p. S.-The etory of Sigels having lost II guns ia
entirely false. His actual loss in tho recent engage
mems is ope gun Of Johnsons battery, a iih-d en-
ncn Of Wards pattern, and email mountain how
itzer belonging 70 " hat IL known a iaekass bat
terry. The desperate fighting done by this corps If
evidenced by she oss of OF its divisions alone in
tho laet three weeks. Carl Scburz, 0rt of about
1900, Lost in actual killed and wounded 7o9 men,:
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The rufiauS.

UNNHA, Iuesoiyi SeVl y I1oS
A powerful band Of Indians are threatening The
northern settlements of this territory. The settiers
Ire greatly alarmed, and coming in with shsir
fanilies. There il no excitement and 10 canss Of
alarm in this locality.
Acting Governor Paddock has telegraphed to the
Secretary Of War; Offering sufficient military forces
70 hold the Indians 10 check along the borders d
Nebraska. The militia 10 being rapidly organized
and drilled. 1t is believed that moderate militia
force, properly disposed along the border, and .
smaller force in Minnesota aud Iowa, will be scta
quate provision against Indian incursons.